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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN protection should or Published Every Morning by Inter-Mountain Republican Company Republicno p Entered as second-class matter Feb, office at Salt Lake City. under the Act 8, 1879. . The Only Organ of the Republican Daily But their to relating tho mete ure , . aon One, age LAKE McALLISTEN, CITY, should an be Pa Gen'l the eta Mer. ful 4 From every to a that of comes a policy And Is what In just 23, JUNE follow the fiscation shine 1907. in words And THE PUBLIC there ts President, is or the attack the fate in entire so unable the of sank to the defend of stated success the people and an herself, she to be ture of ing Spain of a of her but against nobility, spoiled grown arrogant threw imperial with long- from the to the so big, the area was so wide, ~-nificent, the people of whole generally their could opulence. was not Even they have ouly But so the hus- to a true Pacific custody with of the providing for some cases most, it the has all trust been been frittered and from the grown which tional under institutions the service of so magthat the law orado all and Michigan one the of of it took care endowed the very forcmost a known badge to of men. high And its public But a Provision, for the lands, we of fully as we trusted creditable Utah have should to national us. not have We responsibility in by treasure measure which we so that in their greedy gobbling of were rich areas. and the should, oS that today danger of face the of state all has not in every the lana coming checked of the men taken who up, and to want in- title to in aeri- to as it there closed in establish is the their homes. The very thing which would redound to the greatest benefit for the people, which would be most helpful to the state itself, has been, neglected and overlooked. And the policy of the national government has none too soon been invoked for the preservation of what is left of the national domain, There one in is not the President state-from slightest desire Roosevelt's any state-a single But there is a definite purpose lands, build and with give We know port, It of than should right no is to not a part take that of more actual belongs settlers important In the working to the to a chance enrich it. to no more that policy Is to serve the people, both peo- possible sup- already affluent cor- of the present and those who may come in the future. Enemies of the administration, foes of the Republican party, \ to should stand get and some fight. more They creditable are ground opposing on the which authority which defends, their horees. They are attacking the force that preserves their treasure. They are maligning the men who in the best possible way serve the people. It is not creditable to them that there fs evidence of a concerted opposed attack. to the Read where administration you at railroad But they purposed or pro- companies, or take For believed part the will in the Washington, papers and will find evidence of arrangement. They seem mined to make difficult the very service necessary you deterto the would of evils it can nation, the Utah is needs be pretty no to the of use of cocaine by how it is here. their children, gcing things a to that drug the boy, can be be in one pro- asking be stopped. everlasting If there renders stunts his fires of a habit be impossible brain and of will which hell, send perdition, his his by a a single sells to boy view hands cocaine a boy boy a that ought did it can are to be the boy who this life or of cocaine, uses does a who him body, cutting He is put ashamed his man the of ft men What punishment sells cocaine to boys? does that for he he life would is so get ia human no and is up people OF who records nation was was of the lost of hope sell for tearing of good to man and of one talent finds his city is Denver Into has as most wood that is and have rather some the who fewest a RO boy to be a The on that his torture jis If rich in on meted veins. He sending which he cares if he have a out can more is so in penny rapacious the for a love than He is the not be coined Ives of to reach him with man who dime than with money preserve a that would cupidity the way to he life; children-then adequate there punish- ment, But he Stands. can lie be can argued be with fined for in' the it-ana money be taken away in punishment. up till he to sober he is comes hated by for heaven. his every And one he ean the class with the fiends the insurance, and strip of cocaine logic senses. who a@ cares can can for by all who orphan jewels from the of his be locked be earth be assured burn under- portion He He he told or that The selling that hopes he is in asylums for fingers of the to boys in Salt Lake can be stopped. pee ae ee LLC: 2 SCARE SEEMS TO HAVE PASSED. clever writer has called the Japanese WAR Some Yankees of the Orient." And the people of that has of mn # SS The be ing good deal J a be forced be to : Teaches mee im- to they evening are of for mae working a men in the to the in place much in to They usefulness of water. abbreviated time. the entitled forward to honor have march even added They They of In the change better and deal high done they. the get. acquainted, more they the richer employment of the the fraternize the better will be earth more clvili- their own the offers they and. will the people so com- cultivate be the results among much them a the pretty world fair for fee They which they for them meet often, and of their effectiveness, we We hope in more of earn every of whom their dollar work-after that the sporadic than ee « of strike nature an add ad- of. it themselves- ailment to of the present he Tia telegraphers what of even the in California physicians contaglous or would epidemic is call na- ture, of the is: like to get |. with ee careful, you! oh, ee 0S 2 man-if ene there It is better to deliver most remarkable turn. the be 4 or women them in Again that Hay- the are not know left. things the benefit suspicion city of authorities another. are Presenfly children safety depleting one they have will than to fund the }| We they have can't take away from us DON'T GIVE for the good weather had. UP. Ready to Remember, If you tried and have not won, Never stoy for crying; All that's great and good is done Just by patient trying On Though young birds in flying, fall, Still their wings grow stronger; And the next time they can keep Up a little longer Though the sturdy oak has known Many a blast that bowed her, She has risen again, and grown Loftier and prouder, If by easy work you beat, Who the more will prize you? Gaining victory from defeat, That's the test that tries you. -Phoebe Cary. es Notes About Notables To carry on the life work of his wife, preceded him in death, James Morris of New York has made provision in his will for a bequest of $37,000 that the crippled the sick little ones of pital might enjoy rides and music, "the far- and hospark - Underneath the-~ reassuring reports as to Mr. Chamberlain's health, given out of his family, theré circulats pesistently rumors of the incurable nature of his malady. One statement very strongly made in England, in private circles, is that Mr, Chamberlain is dying from cancer. Red Cloud, the famous Sioux chief, is now very old and, realizing that he must soon depart for the happy hunting grounds, he has issued a pathetic appeal to the white people to be good to the poor Indian. Once a fierce warrior and a foe to the whites, Red Cloud long ago became peaceable. He still retains the old-style garb of his race but he appreciates the value of civilization, Sam W. Small, for several years a co-worker with the late Sam Jones in evangelistic flelds, is now firmly settled in Atlanatic, Ga, where he is a leading editorial writer for Tom Watson's Jeffersonian Weekly and a regular con tributor to Watson's Magazine. Be sides this literary work, away region have recently giyen evidence that the title is well applied. | They have indi@ated that they don't want any war with the United States. That proves they have many of the attributes of the Yankee, Never a Yankee wanted to get into an enterprise which would cost him more than he could get out of it. Never a Yankee but would submit to sc @ annoyances rather than fly into a rage and cost Sree money. Never a Yankee who would not "rather bear the ills he had than fly ‘to others that he Knew not of." Our merry cousins, the Japs, considered this war children St. Luke's in Central he has charge o a suburban Methodist church, where his eloquence draws large congregations every Sunday. The are King indeed and a Queen regal King Frederick is a while his consort is woman in Europe, richest, having immense fortune couple. a great her father, the Sweden, besides of her was one of the richest nineteenth century, deeply religious. mother, deal late the who heiresses of the er majesty is The effort to purchase the John Howard Paine "Home, Sweet Home" cotlage a Easthampton, L. L, has failed, a new and sile is likely to be removed to and completely remodeled for a dwelling house. coldest part the morning z The annual report of the Siam Electricity company states that he gross protit was 1,030,852 tieals (silver tical worth about 30 cents), and net profit 666,884 ticals. <A dividend of 12 per cent was declared and ‘92,328 ticals carried forward. The peculiar are playing in difThus it might be also the spice of is A curious vulpine raid was witnessed on Sunday on the Manor farm, Corston, near Malmesbury, A number of |} unsuspecting fowls were feeding quietly in one of the fields when a band of |live foxes appeared Heading for the fowls, they each picked out one of tne unsuspecting birds and made off, earrying their prey with them.-London Daily Mail. Deer are relatively plenty In various of Japan, and in such show places as Maru and Miyajima are held as sacred, becoming so tame as to eat from the hands of visitors. They are generally smaller in size than the American deer. brittleness of their tails| parts is sometimes an advantage to certain} lizards. Perehing head downward on a rock, the diamond-tailed gecko, for example, is often seized by a hawk, when the tajl snaps off and the ‘animal! calmly wriggles away to grow another. | A report has been presented to the vieeroy of Canton recommending, on Miss Birdie Robinson, Rumbaugh, account of the overerowding of the England, assisted in ringing a peal of city, the building of a new town at 5,040 changes, lasting two hours and Chuen Loong Hau and Lip Tak, and fifty-two minutes, on the church bells the removal of both the old and new at that place a few days ago. ‘This is city walls and the turning of them into the first occasion on Wh ich a woman |! roads. has rung a peal in the diocese of NorA Chinese merchant named Wich. , Chan Sik-Kung has discovered a rich Consul J. H. Worman of Three Rivymine at Tin Peon Hui, ers reports that the price of Canadian Kong prefecture. He lumber has advanced, spruce now sellsyndicate .with $60,000 to work the ing at $18 to $22 per 1,000 feet whole -| mine It is said that large quantities sale. are selling In British Co lumbin Logs for $13 of gold per 1.000 ‘ = lust ave 2@ ; a feet, which oar do Per by ll eee found in a makes the price of rough Jumber $28 The g ae a a to $30 per 1,000 feet. he . panish minister at Washing-| The. coat of interstate telecrame haa l. on has transmitted to the department been reducece graph company, and 3 ere -onsiders Commerclo considers pany should also W Gaunt asle the that reduce The proprietors of an Austrian carpet factory at Maffersdorf are stated in the London Times to have acquired aerman patents which embody a method -of manufacturing carpets or floor coverings from paper. The new} material can be made in all colors, is/ washable, and may prove itself a rival to linoleum. Consul General Richard Guenther of Frankfort reports that the cotton crop of the Russian provinees in Asia for the year 06 is estimated at 8,500,000 poods (pood 36 1-9 pounds) of ginned cotton, exceeding by nearly 2,000,000 poods the heretofore largest crop, that of the year chiefly raised 1900. This cot- from American of manager the River New railroad, York was brakeman on the Providence cester road in 1887. Another vaudeville divorce, Central a & & freight Wor- good word being said of lessen to it tends is that enabling By wedded per- jt keeps together to be more formers alive interest in each other, a state of feeling said to be eens e. Lay Ga 7 discouraged when thing: = Up ian ae Post he aoe long er oose when Tashington ee eee . as hasn't been been there. His Husband-If a what it is-he it. Wife-During man will listeals-no live the prospec tives exhibit pre ors of 1s invited. what said the proprietor, "T "Well,"' sec you have at hat last sold that ugly we expected our to lave on hands." "Yes,"' replied the saleslady, "I got a middle-aged woman to try it on yesterday and then told her that it would not, of course, do for her, because it was intended for a very young woman."-Chicago Record-Herald ES "Do you think Dauber ‘s picture is worth the catalogue price?" ‘It's still a quarter, isn't it?"-Harper's Weekly. The Big Fish (boastfully)-yYes, sir, he was at least ten feet long and must aave weighed 500 pounds if he weighed an ounce, but the line broke and I got away from him.- cE "Why are you playing hookey," "So's pa'‘ll whip me." "So your pa will whip you?" "Yep; he always gives me half a dollar after he licks me.""--Houston Post. SCS. AG + CP rae B'rer Johnson wuz a honey! You hear him, late en soon; "Somebody raise de money, Please God, I'll raise_de tune!" -Atlanta Constitution. She-there is at least one woman m the world who can thank you for rendering her life happy. He-Why, I'm not married. She-That''s what I mean!-Tllustrated Bits. Bobby-Arctic explorers? How do you play that? Willie-TI'll pretend I'm lookin' for North Pole, an' you come an' look me, an' Tommy'll come an' look you.-Browning's Magazine. the for for How is the colonel this morning?" "He is getting bettuh, suh." "I heard yesterday that he was too weak to lift an arm." "No, suh, there's nevuh been a day when he's been unable to take a drink, suh."-Houston Post. George Washington had retire. decided THE AMULET. Your picture smiles as first it smiled; The ring you gave is still the same, Your letter tells, oh changing child! No tidings since ear . Give me an amulet That keeps. intelligence with you- Red when you love, and rosier red And when you love not le 2 Torments Died in me its ee nor vows still the fear that last expression KNIT Goops HOUSE OF UTan | St. Exceptional Offerings in 3 S . : en's to ‘Of course," said, "that will bring up the old conundrum, ‘What Ss 1all we do with our ex-Presidents?' I wish I could give the newspapers something else to talk about." Then happy inspiration struck him, and he sat,down and wrote his justly celebrated farewell address to his country men.-Chicago Tribune, love -Emerson. THE ORIGINAL re- you Squiggs-Poor old Jim seems to be very much cast down. I wonder what can be the matter with him? ‘ Squaggrs-Mother-Iin-law. Squiggs-Well, a mother-in-law is enough to make a fellow get run down she actually refused Squagges-Yes, keep him another to week.-Toledo Blade, $$ Cool, to f our courtship sie]‘ej Cutl sutler Bros. Co. =[si --_| Summer Underwear comfortable unde rwear is in de mand this ii weather. Don't you th ink you would be more comfortable if you knew yo ur underwear cost what it is really wort only h? We do. Here are prices to think over: warm had evidently so tar forgotten that he was a prisoner that on his release he put in a claim for a pension count of his long and faithful service as i sovernment servant.-Madras Mail. A, R, Whaley, selected as general Hudson -- 7 old : Tele- ,| ofa the he IInternational at Washington the prceram| blue ; ¢ A giene, Arts, Tr: eyExposition 2 n of of Hy+ | & to be ' held atF Madrid ades and Manufactures, | Alas! th: e 2 . in Sentarsner oo! a8 that ne ither bonds per| tober and Novemb ber, Ocan certify possession; er next, to Which word rate between Rio de Janeiro and! } attention of London, since the rate to Argentina | this countr y via Rio is only 4 cents additional. ton Is seed. é Jornal do| the 7 coms! the Denmark giant in stature, the tallest royal She is also the inherited of property from King Charles of of looking the the average the day is 5 o'clock in | wife and husband ferent companies | said that variety |} married life. is gret nothing that on gran-; "You will marry a rich and beautiful blonde," said the fortune teller, "and become the father of a large family.' ‘Then I'll have a long time to wait,' said the young man, with a half igh "T married a rich but homely brunette a couple of weeks ago, and she looks good for 50 years yet.'- Chicago Tribune prac- for. pretty have boss' engincer- out people are yer used to steal kisses from me. Her Husband-Well you heard [ said. -Philadelphia Inquirer beautiful every work you Miss Giltbonds-Papa has the gout in both feet. Why, where are you going, Freddy ? Freddy Flittercoin-It looks to me as if this is a good time to ask him for you.-lIllustrated Bits clear engineers and _ of can ; Her matter the We suecess them They are of sleep , So 7 Scholar-I dunno, but it very dead d since Sa Teddy has Lippin -June other. believe able and bed and graph hey?" o peor } fair parts room Tele spring, eek ara ate@ oi Ooze a to the a alsauadthe j chet poor Letu eed asas of speeches the of distances, section | Let } quality qualities. does there of will meeting they labors, Well, a the land, York __ dead) TheLisa ite aa by ve can I get Chimmy! my appreciative explained. looked+with falsity with craftsmanship, find No most ruled public But the attained great : know fi i ddercis) ----- properly may of more of make DEFENSE. has defensa Z may earth-for a notes, their is TY HIS his Tho Be It phrase. the And Spirit perfect most 2 Up to the has been defense true. world value zation And criticism. bad the the lI Dee "para ate ( naan I 1reckon we'll a De hi ei cays Peaiie Wasbing: see ni i ton Herald # a oa AA citi nee receiver be > received Haywood for for sede ' don't fish or frost.-New itis m er-Can i ‘Hi, . vantage as does this Utah, and the mountain region that lies about us. There are coffers of treasur¢ in the hills | and abundanes of wealth In the farming land. Educated | engineers, men who can bridge the distance between possibility and necessity, are needed-and the world is pay- the man no ae ie country the |} Every eg ) rest-are one what FUN Me a bite? but I ere? Western : 5 Federa aad men. evidence the public Friday have shortened that say- the mustf that any is of the | the at the the has Boise, defense be user It. tendons. he bad of face they We pretty There is entire sly above MAKE at make that have a that is OF se eee ; Clerk-I'll give you 2 try. can try -Philadelphia ut Ane amply 4 supported its | and i:a ‘ ACQUAINTED. on which helped | adds »€ true. Mr. there-and to , Wood, to he best, the | pare, Denver guardian the of the annelatter tle efends » that so valuable banquet, have of in ee -- helpfulness | Mayor of a were have ablest speeches mayor Ath Ker: ¢ lief tness witnes gaat ' chief ais ay ae the approve | | made weakness. expressed MUST must what will the the desirable and 5 just of of to kill the show othe as GET | at men Lake treasures, most good, some literature. HAYWOOD the evidenced in the of "‘the community qualities, of business Salt what region some and some brief with the no which sent rend that og 1A the the be . : that to trust made Engineers | | of q wv weil rather And asso- | have an proof f himself | expressive were may officers ice have sincerely esteem banquet cities these apostrophe And has hundred and told that of will | em- Men's has seem compromising The presumption 0 by \ no means ; been taken away from him face dream tical with forever recent a Credit The as worst virtue, of ri * villain ' may has f Lake, ing adequate volume of found be city some at deal much indicating may the that health a hand in the re- assembly struck gateway a Haywood A} ; - }) who it a has understanding these-as We likeli- war make little the through knows his blood a brief sentiments, included, the a as After Denver good of him becomes to be is evidence the ENGINEERS | Salt be fellow th ce --- Knicker-Get ae ce himself. coming the of successful present. before by virtues, most particularly But shake body unsinged laying the | | that,.4 can will to handsome the the meeting were bow the man sells more he the After TOASTS. a That man is least desirable who worst and the least of the best. co- the if walk bones-and shall joy; rather sunk rather JAP that likelihood Mayors and individual,-and that of to to regions But menace the clear FRAGMENTS iu 7 he charge4 he We Japanese | by 1 i eee it described, if of Thompson mill. and the that no to cocaine drying from soul steel has nerves, the can hope cocaine and flesh in the course plicating | nation our comes preserving men There co- moment harm that hereafter, can of man sells Stripping immortal place it.» he fires the who boy's a happiness than furnace And man little he friend toasts-about de- facts-the in greater had After Is ‘ the | that pleased. and in matters, against from a r The | us have they passed. navy is ' whatever Innocence ‘ But || | need taken trouble. The much with Chicago. America into employment Satan a than is certainly in is a American rests banquet-a - It himself remains for be enough to say + that t with with has continues. now several public least ing. madé soso i implies licateda has things is ported. and, do has internal truth been | man Germany, secure could as rocket moment the the Here I |. of their said. he had of tion of Miners paid Orchard of proving the employment, seas, | width against one surely soul, boy no they Even never a is be | has national we man bore ‘ear deal prosecution yet i will at stake stronger | of have won, their of the event cocaine. the They much cities' necessary. Devil. of which facts-and to the perversity to There is these soul use him. which of with the for bring could have providing of and its development warps the 3Zut make : is not helpful deepest and furnaces ana seas our the story ¢ he villain will not be PENH a good true, the fact that he isis aa ; Ms fense for ng se ‘ They wi mve lo < defense for the accused M5 n itn Cocca themselyes-after that evidence, supported a c \ not} western for all encountered course ae pee are some- to the and | can pretty the it a Judge which the in war, to the organizers We the thing s | have 2 distant care be will of ot done. steeped there may ‘i would pointing and to rel aleeare learned will 4 in will Philippines. not business eastern fostered head y has Pacific them-on enemy COLLECTION bracing at the Of : Orchard good ] Whether government | for frie States that which have by But From has close their stick is PRIME ere a "3 government national honor is We should have of case war for only There Ezra ae afnes » The navy returning moved leader- nation. not the for the Ey Orchard. could do against | can not untangle g howw fewte piles ¢ of rice > it wi ll not a aes possessions completed its the the the peril of for of crippling will United f a States like The to eo Harry of statements ° in would have down per- these believe progress. burn ring of, The involved. possible of they proper BOYS, just cocaine. be sacred the every porations. It is not a plan to take from the people one penny's worth to which they are entitied. The whole effort Presi- dead. duty, out administralion scheme any from : this. give the to to take care of the public their homes. obligation ple them on counsels in him. people action; of terrorism TO the If a who en- aggression state of the far West being is In that Private of walk be down caine care- obligated dividuals have employed fraud to accumulate mineral lands and land that coula be made rich culture; the There keep this land for the use of actual settlers. Every new State has erred in this direction to some extent, but Utah has less with which to console herself than have most of the others. Corporations have found little to check them of there will of was ignored this way whole Know cocaine. diploma quite the some the temperate be utter destructiveness of the habit, evil be lessened, if that be possible. There safeguarded done, have in is caine. everywhere disposition to manhood, uni- took fairly good care of the land within its Wyoming was not inexcusably reckless. Col- made spirit don't one educa- a noth- limited - stroys department, at the very honor the against thing hers, state is COCAINE right users realm of a a If In the s ; plenty ; have and year United legisla- Here is a protest from good women of Salt Lake, the audible voice of;many other women, and many men, pro- is In And the | corporaexcessive. the corrected. it and value. provision Hawail that, of power. be the Japan us Every is future. proper of radical the the nation now. in time of should the there of the any that in favor any the ofe Japanese, impossible. touching follow all. American i when believe plans will at will Utah his they has of states of for The any The ciation other In at all convinced be : winter sense it ae ships-and Japan companies no of should other certain the in have idea not will defensive hood In told caateoteby recalled jingoes , out any destroy, from need- no But we do know that if every man refuses to sell cocaine to boys there will be a diminution of the habit. And that charged public But And of radical or or last Mr his him . of been a villain of deepest een a> the1 > fire » of crosse W aS evidences of truth, It stood too i Spee Lao nies Wy , false. 1€ , ‘ re- | examination to be wholly fal ;. any of the y fr other witnesses supporting many ¢ to develop | testimony slap a state will considered and property remedied SELLING We their discharged. the the world. Its law Judge Cooley, stood schools is for faithfuily sales of of Arbor : Idaho borders. people been is he evils edvancement No or entertain to that in this values had that people and the standing out the that the Union there to the care which or of clement. were believe management done, testing com- about he ship They prosperity be men all question to testimony j that the of have to be taken care national safety is first they | they | likely wanted We do not need an armament like ' and the nations of continental Burope. us more more they estimated : he was ake resolutions, { anything of and begun. request took that right, are Industrial the interests wherever these ith y breadth o f th re worlsld su- rights they aren' con- | hdr alee ia es and Trea United States a ae government, they that we estimat- national of has power cession. conception careful nation regarded, away. became the that the has prudent versity from Ann today. by lightly has head state the of companies that The destroy sentiment has was railroad lands. In almost every state added to the has been mutch land. It has been trusted and trom the It carefully property era people its lead There are a good many different kinds of scoundrel in the country. But that man who sells cocaine to boys of to realm stupendous the recently They : fighting consun- companies proved of practical most pass y peo- much implied railroad the control, understand to should come when not posed The hoped are There panies were given their almost boundless expanse of land, the people made no protest. They had so much land they did not care for a few millions of acres. And regulation not the distances were subject to defended. and The the and € the to. The legislatures see destroying possessed, been. Roosevelt. manent gulf. had their empire. Fifty years ago the people had lakes farther. be trembles did no of the of power before has the on it. a qualities less p in other, American, more ata Aoki ae willPierce not be was have commorthe help- President's policy the aw confiseatory day, to is the management of very to not the fairly to refused grants does railroad They in shall the the engage the the lasting The But preparation If comforting the to and judgment, only state. It an just begun to realize. the importance of the big area public land that belonged to the nation from ocean and the down : thing to de- to of history, need, Tokio. or with likely of is ee placidity and serve amounts he believes extreme bondage that Utah and band the resources that were so surely hers. Our own people have committed, in smaller degree, the similar folly of improvidence. A hundred years ago our people generally did not know how much land they had, and did not care to enter into a computation of its men value. Not a hundred in the nation, perhaps, shared with Jefferson his estimate of the importance of the‘ Louisiana purchase. prosperity for of companies of reply from this went away she or men and want , him fail- Jamestown depends foliow and The the jegislature treasure, because to for dent dependent insulted the be much protecting for her freedom as na- said danger they with minor and panic which he speech. in in most seems improvident estate a prodigal of disyuption of Raa Baron advance then has whatever. tions the do of France wasted today at the verge ocean, no their papers oppose owned was so the protect policy adulation, has which what time power, or and case at em- thelr his ace, the be financial at it will that effect embarrassing way But waste big condition people then be confessing SET- policy the carefully made goes his thus: ACTUAL for prodigal to of in The Jn will feature the of railroad activity it in who not stand. reckless abundant continued Russia FOR one her President effort. chosen, readjustment, is prudence as has are land, truthfully policy to so of she could Under by And she husband the President speech that cases If Vanderlip's President public of sound toward companies, Utah the nation, methods. reckless sourees, West eyery side character into JUNE 23, 1907. LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, one didn't r the looked know up they paper. one and far-reaching Let with the ones-should Spain that magnanimity whom be that humanity the badly the Friday Idea many spirit lessly in his of world. resources, tion, in against the Western profusion. possessions, her to LAND nothing orators-especially It inspired party protest may cluded reason it. present and radical in the power possessed on it the people sustain their saddest question rest ahead. a PRESIDENT. orator policy? seven "SAVE TLERS. and of relation of the people; the of attitude the TIL every roar in this been his Vanderlip's pervision, Republican concerted Roosevelt's ON and the has the the permanent Mr. res FIGHT paper defeat in that The to help will friends enemies in whether commercial DISCREDITABLE only people his Vanderlip, purpose for ing desire made Kditorlal|deyelop into a prolonged industrial cial depression, or whether it shall simply ore AEE (TRADES [Ue t COUN! ATT hopeless.) deserved said hands termine ple's SUNDAY, A. nation, exposition, ore oe OFFICES: UTAH, they Frank the Opposite J. P Boyes Bullding Onice, Si Waldort-Astoris. Seago McKinney, sole representative east 0 f the Rocky Mountains. SALT is SALT proposition they studied the opposition reflect that REPUBLICAN, for which | ALL DEPENDENT ON THE PEOPLE. 8.00 Fear.....+++0- wy toga EASTERN is be desires defeat to thing government will and the their one re GY change is "inuependene, MAJ).COLM of of barrassed Paws, iiatte should. be addressed to the Department. Matters of business to the Manager. Meise day the And eabinet auarrel in ‘Salt to subseription eke his The government. fight resources, and Three Only, All matters on the administration Utah. One MontyMONCHS... ee oecccccscncevess Ag aeae . applaud attack INTER-MOUNTAIN people. RATERS: Ona DIRECT tm 7 t 10, 1906, at the pos of Congress, March Newspaper SUBSCRIPTION ae Perty most an jis Official of the Po THE 4 GENUINE LINEN MESH UN DERWEAR. Sanitary, Healthy, comfortab] e, $2.50 and $4.00 the suit BALBRIGGA ERWEAR. $1.00, $1.2 2 and $1.50 the snit. JERSEY R BED UNDERWEAR, An extra good ine, $1.3 0 the suit. Separate Shi rts and Draw ers, |