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Show Section Two | QO he Juter-Mlountain Republican SALT LAKE SITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY | Peses 17, 1907. & -@ "ar piling; the will see to it that least then,at and) merger, Pacific )Northern. other | to grind dollars, useless of up the for contest preliminary the came A | is stopped, Society, dollars from the} of session Jast the ino bill, | ;ate CoO.) the | that coincidence It is a pleasant that In 19638 and 1902 of was] congress leoneress the ground work Was Jatd for politics. leader in) who has) Amertedn of| fuught and won on the issue of prosequality of doctrine the ended | preached was that contest' great °"lthe bill/ opportunity, who has heen the cham- | which! rate the end when the recenily enacted Prosperity was perity. of| distribution equitable the of ground-|/pion this And law a nowhere|beeame was it sought; parifes both wealth the country among df the | not etnical. | the was legislative, but. work regarded as merely a means to the working it, earned have wha people the! creating law the of passage The . : | world's thé be. also should faectitar, Labor and Commerce of Deviactiriant Men living. equitable ends of just'and until! For, of peace champion great the| that people to the it plain made get} would they that net told, were wealth of the is a fair division there private) in the rights had an/sovernment have would they that het justice, to thelr labor, there accerding men of | eimi-private the and men: of the}affairs of wealth the in share equitable and | meo, will among be no good which|can fact a corporations; of effairs have full would they that country, but in the deal- | until Justice is established had| we as a nation. time, thal before they hungry, being and, pails, dinner reached for the most substantial meal| recognized: only vaguely But) the/ings of nation with nation, there can in sight So. Hanna and McKinley) clause in the Jaw owhich gave the de-|be no peace on earth The vame spirk } Theodore has made which fairness the]of examine to right the partment figure: national became and rose White, : MeClure 1906 of Allen William By tate sell S. 5. 1907, opyright, campaign great The (Cc McKinley took care prosperity the of Hanna took care of the politics; the beeks business of any. It made ally and/ propaganda, of end.;that there business, no concern, viriu-| Roosevelt who think] ple men to clear is private. business the leader has of given his oWn peo- differ- economic thetr adjusting in In}ences, ‘him' the "confidence| Hanna represented the governmer this country: that we are all partners/of the principalities and powers, Anc pon Wall street, McKinley represent|?) our elvilization, and that we are;even though he had no record at home ed it among the peopl McKinley) tndéed our brothers' keepers. The Elk-|he would be renowned as the world's saw to it that the dinner pails were} 's law, passed by tie session of con-|] peacemaker, It was he who saved kept full, and Hanna saw (o It Chat] S@ess that enacted the law creating the Hague tribunal from faltlure, by no special privilege was disturbed,;the Department of Commerce | and referring to It the Pius claims, .It was | The end of government was prosperwibor, revived national hope that the} he wWho sent out ther invitations to ity; the end of the citizen was pros-|'allroad might be brought under fed-,the second Hague conference; It was perity ;eral control That law was a wedge,,;he who brought about the settlement| But the cash register was not in-|Just as the suit brought against the|of the Japanese-Russilan war. The | tended to be the conscience of the! Peef Trust was a wedge, and the dis-| blockade of* Venezuela was stopped American people. And the pendulun ooa of the trusts by the President; through President Roosevelt's interbegan to fall away from prosperity as| his cabinet in a score of public! vention, and the difference between an end justifying any meany, and be-| 4¢ : were wedges in the timber| Venezuela and the European nations gan to swing toward prosperity as| OC @rass individualism that encroach-| Was settled at the Hague courts The merely a means toward an end of )'™6 capital had been putting across} Alaskan boundary dispute, a conten| righteousness on the day when Presi-}]the door of progressive thought andj tion of long standing, was settled durdent McKinley declared for tart re-| Progressive legislation in' this country /ing President Roo: evell's administra- y vision afd reciprocal treaties, in his|fe".& generation jUion, and Turkey was induced by famous Buffalo address. But the work Perhaps Theodore Roosevelt does! display of power ‘op her promise of cooling off the nation would have} BOE recognize if, but as a public man,|to thi yvernment. The Santo Dobeen a harder task fer President Me from the very beginning, he has rot! minican custom house was adminisKinley than it was for President | coneerned himself with theories of| tered by ‘resident Roosevelt's order Roosevelt, for Hanna had given bond | severnment looking to the increase of jand a revolution was prevented. The | to Wall street that Mckinley would| the production of wealth; he left/observanee of a Chinese neutrality In keep the peace. McKinley would hav: chool a free trader, and protection) the Japanese-Russian war was secured been compelled to forfeit his bond land the Jaws that have amassed our} by « note to the powers, sent out by No-one doubts that he. would have| ational wealth have appealed to him; President Roosevelt Russia was reforfcited it: but ne one had thought} @5 something to be let alone for the) minded of the wrongs done to the to give bond for Theodore Roosevelt, | present At base his concern has|Jews aut KRishinef, and Roumanfa was No fat had been fried to grease the | be en and ts the equitable distribution|reminded of the oppression of the wheels of the machinery that made| of our national wealth The term,|Jews, by President Roosevelt That his calling and election sure. He was| "the square deal," translated: into sim-|vecord of diplomatic endeavor, always put on the ticket partly to strengthen | ple language, means that this goy-|for peace, always for the weak who it in the West, but chiefly to pre-} ernment shall guarantee to every man) were oppressed, and, against the strong vent him, as governor of New You k, | every dollar that he honestly e: | was encompussed tn four years. No from becoming a dangerous presiden-/}/ and he may be sure of getting it only jother ruler fn the world. has ever éx- | tial candidate in 1904 ; when no other man shall have a dol- {celled it In ten times four. years. | Roosevelt' came to the presidency lar that he doeés not actually ‘carn. OL; It seems to be settled that Theodore | ufter nearly twenty years in public | course that is net "soefalism:" it. fs} Roosevelt ‘is to have a place in_ hislife, during whieh he had been elected | merely justice. [t-is nelther fantastic, | Cory, though, of course, the wise gam- | to Office by the people but three times, | Utopian, mor socialistic to insist, for bler never bets om anything that can when he was elected to the legislature; | instance, that the people of this countalk: and if ‘Roosevelt. ts to have a when he was elected governor; and| try shall cease paying transportation] Place in. history along with those Imwhen he was elected vice president.| rates made high enough to pay fixed} mortal names that are not born to In Mr. Roosevelt's first. cleetion he| charges upon stocks und bonds so die, it is in-order to ask, Why? What} Was a flee youth, and without many men lature tion In made he any make these slipped. into promises who go days. him governor, is of-| such legis-} clec-| and in highly us| to the second watered Value wild Is that stolen dream that that} 40. por-cent value, of an It is idealixt to transportation mot on the need tae of the} not h#s the| he done? fought demand | abroad charges of be based,|ftom. service to the dignity the To the battles and at be sure, of a. he peace, home, world: and He of has both | has recognition power won of simpie ‘the Justice campaign he ran his party; | user, thereby capitalizing the user's unadorned by the frills of diplomacy,| has| he' home at people che for trans-|a@0d that Ineist o cam- | misfortunes: compromising no was ere so paign back of that. glection, In his} portation°charges be based upon the} Wen some peaceful. victories in the| en-} the against preliminury "struggles comtr the ‘This of (he service, cost kid-j was he election Vice--presidential Waped amd cayried inte the ‘hustings | mou-scnsae basis of "Theodero, Roo#e-| cromehing greed of organized capital. ugalnst bie wilkose that wher ho be elt'® contention In. his Aight. for the] To be sure, he hae issued certain or: | came President no ene could come) vate law. Stripped o ts verblage. up the back stairs of the White House |it means that every investor In tallto collect a bill for. services vet- | ro% stoeks and bonds is entitled to * 4 dered, s npon the actual property Therefore Wall street was caught |}of the railroad: tnat every shipper short on Roosevelt stock when he | shall pay his part of that interest, plus] came into office, and a pani was the eost of tvansparting the shipper's| threatened For Wall treet knew | good no more and no less There is| Theodore Roosevelt only a a rash} nothing vistonary in this; nothing that| young man who had dared to insta- | common honest dor not see plainiy | tute u campaign agaist encroaching | yet the moneyed interests of were appalled the thought} hingWa in do might he what of thely cast. events. coming And ton in Wall tickers on the before shadows strect the day that Roosevelt then and took |g walls] the were knew street delars | jas worth of year, this And his planted property that guns President the upon was] | honest in competition free on pased }ood F re regarded a legitimate | a dol-| affected veltier Rut movalthat were dividends destroyed| them of neither Roosevelt| vanlege is ‘ | i mntest | « year's. last in gained eround Depew) to. happen would and McCall, and..to Alex-} pnd ojow is asking for a law requiring1B} | a federal Morgan to and license for corporations, loot Hyde to of respectability once were) ing to federal supervision. of the af-| tain of: corporation doing ai. interhad riot been President @ | ctate busine He is seeking to give what Platt and ander if the mask broken Roosevelt month Wall finance high of crooked how learned; treell ince Wall lor ha world office of oath the the what then knew yea; aro | dividend earning jar honest; | )y ‘before he fell afoul of the) pack-to . this) corpoyate wealth while. governor of} country will fight this proposition New York: and because with his rush-} through a! the courts, and only. the | ness he had combined political cun- learnest determination of the people to} ning wan 1 sure knowledge of he | sé justice done will bring about ju game of polit Vall treet feared | tice in th } tte him They feared him, not. for what } The two important measu in fr hat }dition to the rate bill, whieh President he had done to them He had pushed | Roosevelt pushed tarough congre a law through the New York. legis the force of his righteousness, were | lature, Which Wall street thought had | the meat inspection law and the pure] been bought and paid for compelling | food la Both of there hil it corporation to par thei hare of) tacked: the ered rieht of mmeone''s | (f= them of hoch property ite pris | him made had efficleney His tuxes dangerous in) Alban uid those: who} fected ome tnneeent purchaser of two what earning were that stocks gov- | Was Roosevelt while. uneasy were ernor vi the people who are / a 4 partners in} combination between busing and pol | the making of the vast fortunes In the ities us he found it, in what seeme dy, suntey.the unearned Iferement which to be the plan of the beet sugar trust lve " idd to every great fortune; and fo prevent Cuban reciprocity THE] through some forms of an income tax. fight that followed lasted the. better), hopes to make the living owners: of part of the year, at dit proved to the | lange fortune pay, to. the counts eountry and to his opponent that) whieh furnished the opportuntitic for Theodore Roosevelt. wa considet able accumulating those fortune uw) ade-| 6f-a man. | He had a moral issue--the) Goate portion of the cost of maintain- duty of this nation to the Cubar MN) ing this nation In a word, President the promise of President Mekintley to Roosevelt. in these measures, is look-| fulfil that duty, and neve) Cle Ling toward an equitable distribution of among} counters this) of property whose the peace af Insuring laws LEEDS oh people rough theserimmage allow lthe in he, is did AE political the contest} the that forget made the accumulation to peuple the | rnd prosperity ooff ' Theodot eodore || ---- of) th1 srropert possible was tot for the victory Roosevelt. but for a principle ] For in u nation where universal edThat first fight was typical of alll veatiot prevills, where the laws. ure dors that have temporarily helped s have followed, with jmade polities, and he has made life by the people and enferced b Hiteurify ink omfortable crooked business and .cvooked politic | phe rehteousness of "the people, thor for those who would, vio-| or treasury public the from Steal | jinte the in difference a. sueh net is tol CRDECLSO he than mere than asked He get; got more his opporent X-Yectual capacity of the people >a that | ate thelr official trusts But is that pected on the to give; and vanquished no dngle instanee contest | indicated Mok ‘aiid': And OUa: IN} VICI has "a into gone Roosevelt. planted hi BY orks und fough substanttal got he until on resid with) nue ay by the fortune of the very Liaiiedts of tHE welleto-uo the-differenee ae iike of the BH. jenough jin the the-value:-and|#?. in ervice Harriman rendered and by| J.P. to Mtl world's |! nd a America (@t thes figure Lincoln Na hall of has UpoONn fame. a pedestal to which contributed,but Franklin, Naturally, Washington his friends congress that he has not wot anil: hie | Morent mid that rendered. by me a er a inan in one ight, and his: enedistwo are o there smother, in id | miles MishoUrl Gh. 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A SAKN AT the | 1k 7. than fights more started has presidents, sinee Grant, com vi | Pri sg Hot fi Grain he ons tinet views of Roosevelt lf hi is responsible he that contend friends difference the us so:wlde Is nol cf ‘| st enee. ha he hee ause won has he And en the vight side of a simple d a I {in their fortunea would tndicats Nec 22 the PS ee connected with his demand enemble hix cree Rt Pre and Folk ‘Governor that suming | t a ang understand, could people the | ------ recogbe he, not and congress tha services their for paid Eliot are ident : ae . side moral the kept bas ways his as fade of the branch) legislative the as bisedy M1 and Harriman Mr. that ve wali | it follov Roliticians them before issue oe is ier: friends Roosevelt's Mr. if rovernment: fucul aedulaltive: thelr avith: oan ee tOOve VEL President why understand peats theme politicians benause' ¢4N) 110) "neve reached too into deeply the} vell the his They believe hat} truth the But e whom those to with to be an imum man's isthe tion, scem: what ts that grape Roosevelt fs pe rsonal am nse n conue masterful SS ot Dasgione his and vieht ‘ d it. eee \ side the Lord's is ah Deer at asine Sam: elPhilistines. the smite will Te Cuban for victory the fter weitioment, Artie the came procity at-' to victory for ners coal strike-a the ‘ong ne ousness. taek srofesston crumble will en and oul him find will people fo BILON ambition overmastering unarmed. upon the aster Lear Great te Northern : and. 4 has UNLTetER CeCe lce earned Te RAtGRenhira all fn al eiit vee ary eon Ae cits debt his oot? ay some to pul made should be ind alwé v1} parce! are people the that see. mol for ren ‘eredit ee paras Aftel tt: back of moral on the who fights with the man eeernen Gt Sn a aves | Sa hinctolian Pal it not cloud does side of an issue and SRUSHOTE, broke a politician, a storekeeper la person for his too obvious desire with consider a Ward talk ae Tat ttes Ds Seren politiciar the Alwa triumph al the ing i ata ea Beers TECH RG Roose Bets vadeeeeMiesie year next that predicting are queen Under se his success, diplomatic TN Se Met) ea erga beget hi even But did he what in-| for President the blame they hat! HED Man COUR LOND regard- | position unsound an even wealth; of distribution Gras the these LTE that Mr Hay acted); counsel, President's. to place seek enemies and the} et : or. ° or grows ergo i =) influence : Tons lity wane fi; 4.3 a by punctured rei the f ime placed had man's in yi i 1 See now as Idea an then'for were th court |preme the on thon hethet ustall bill, rate a him the nok Lie in his ineome . positax ed more inmot him and thi have more rely hourls cor been of trol evant for getting gear-| the ha mote | mone wi merels thirt lustful i made erent our] st » begit to allowed acinar RUSS Dre eave ee al ALD; esbenually Por P i a nd fat own: his govern ID), power Roosevelt man, practical Witl } considerable me Raat ret aT Le powel piritual 4 fs. land. thi th world he ol munagement he if H kingdom.of-this.canth nota |{s oa air the grasped first man Since. but offer, to spoil with a lk der not guid-|tem . 13 that force h ie d the inorkl it men far "@ message with tein he! immaterial ATTes re It}nation, i bec be et ad of MeRUa gro our eee riche Rockefeller Platts our Goulds, Vio oul and secr ve il idea ir pider th is ominution Infernal whole The polsor governmeée nev-bought of ur n nia churches -t malice made our in ind from own Scny comthe heart \ the in set up calf golden and!/the More matter.e ed influe mind th or corporation for Israelit Mecense } ex-|the oO by fad +} unsettling conditions for os : 1m fov-|n in ree part of his comfort Asa ieltunt man the to that has jiaye establish-) the for not tax; pun- | inheritance and f corruption image fraud and In th poulng sted hie that man know For hould nite he , course, lot doininatec inci Nhe we tatutes of vstem of a ment places,) in high though it even lshing ae ty { Peailaad thought il b will becuinn ls ent i 1a ramiiv cal e thf The acre LO rathe but world; this into Roose- | born President lt all on dump they acy Rae Aron Bae es ana] of history [he mh Airdate « cructiied |) his The so impotent peeoming | lif¢ Sees NOES 4 Lia Re Thi | FF deg Pe oa etes Pe ee id Bet tL take { it eurt eh t erely i ho vi ver world irit| serviee, any ri for st ‘ more: witne beur Should 1 Work ls res|- | ane the at senator lerec ee cn sees £ : i Thi ; en ji 1 A { th t] e A y = . 4 see < ou cl aan ee muck-rake | Unto the truth famous the when dent in} nT, ie Ln t a = ee his F Ne fe , ot ‘ ath deed \ Ww : . o] Mt he lines into Ik is rit the of kingdom Opportun-| so he 1 lieart, in his readers:|eth men made have Schools at a privat first delivered was aera he ‘af ne eat ie he cannot which TheodoreRoosevelt that dominion live in the roads cro mere thinkers} | ities are ® men made has reading Was! senate the the n _ And eats kal RH TAtnG Fo" Olt. Ue aust heuiiy oppor-|com« the nations, of and men afterj/af seekers men made has thinking So ti ls fair; President oe ees +H a a ne SannGl which Ameri tie yeat ciner dollara six nearly For natior and men do not make tunitles history} the in before Never his | truth, of SAULBLS at Xe ae en ene dollars people still other sénsitive most the turn to accumulate people, nation| a as And them reveal the| but was planet on this mankind merely as}of eee an Intlue Mie have forces, Sooner or later society, in this country, to spiritual globe a} the As Is it so its heart, in ~| th nketh so en tradition and custom of crust shine or] his fame et e ane i : |
