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Show ooeee "year... will piease Circulatfon Bec a ° 2.00 give explicit Department , collectors or tin caLearinion dress. Orde will be honored ony Ys PAID IN FUL MALCOLM McALLISTER, -----7 when Gen. Mgr. Block, 208 Seuth West Exchange Phones-Bell, 3190. ee ie, we me 00 Se Gounod en hone. EASTERN OFFICES: New York Office, 604 Cambridge palldins, Opposite Waldorf-Astoria. Chicago Office, 311 Boyce Building, J. sole represenntative P. Meix inney, east of the Rocky Mountain SALT LAKE CITY, CIRCULATION SD Sis FOR 12, 1907 NOVEMBER, DEC. 1907. SG OOC «11,650 peaesecesus 11,65 cecaceceue 13, A eee eee ee 11 5 11 "* eeeeeees 75 ,000 75 75 10 Giacvecceccas 11 7 aeene eevese 9, RD caecascaves 9, Sisecscee ser. 9, SOce cs selec cies 11 Race nce enele AE AD EE ZO 75 145 00 ,760 9,000 ue 9,000 wkiscceaeae 9, cua sees sles 9, ssusepeceoce 9, cébnes sce a Average Daily, $ Average sunday, "11, 626. 9,000 8,95 3,95 3.950 WHAT DID HE MEAN? The particular preacher who, in the Salt Lake Tribune, advocated the assassination of President Roosevelt, is a good deal startled at having his felony commented on. He was very happy in his crime as long as no one held him to answer for his ravings. , lain meaning is set be- a he is ee > > > o I observe eee aeeee isn undertnkin to ash anoth trust; the trust to: avila all our fathers belonged-the "In God That while Teddy failed in "reformed" spelling, he is Mketo succeed in reformed coln- z "Caesar had his Brutu tel the First his Cramarelse there are some today who "might profit by their example." reel ra ae a eth Het ++ xwvavwy © < LS LEE ‘ ‘ > > >t "T didn't mean if!" cries the advyoeate of murder, the fellow of John Wilkes Booth and of Charles J. Guiteau. and of Czolgosz. That is what two of the three of them said when they found their weapons had worked the death of a President. It is what the instigators of assassination-that is, the cowardly portion of them-alWays say when they find their counsel has been taken seriously. "I didn't mean it!" cries the Tribune writer. He makes a pitiful plea. He npretends Patrick Henry didn't mean what he said when he shouted: "Caesar had his Brutus, Charles the First his Cromwell, and George the Third may profit by their example." But Patrick Henry dia mean it. He meant that King George ought to be killed. That is what he meant. And the Tribune's observing preacher meant just that when he wrote: He meant: "Kill Roosevelt!" If he didn't mean that, what did he mean? What does he think it meant? Was he simply vaporing ee and maundering treason? Was urging the assassination of the ree ident while confident no one would do it? What is the viper's explanation of his words, quoted above? No use backing water. No use denying. No use lying in the face of the record. He meant what he said. He meant: "Shoot Roosevelt!" It is the natural trend of thought produced by the Salt Lake Tribune. It is what the owners and makers of ihat paper desire. It is the thing for which they would willingly pay. And this black-coated, black-hearted altar desecrater jumps at the chance to get them what they want. So he writes this meaning into his words: "Kill Roosevelt!" And he is a minister! He has lifted hands in blessing above souls f saintly purity. He has opened the Book, explained to men and women the mysteries of its passages. He has taken money for services in the sanctuary. And yet he can advocate the slaughter of the head of the nation! He can threaten with death the chief executive of the republic. He can inspire the felon hand of another Booth or Guiteau or Czolgosz. And then he can-like the craven cur he is-vow that he didn't mean it. POLITICS, NOT PUBLIC SERVICE. Who is responsible for the selection of garbage haulers here in Salt Lake? By what "pull" are they held in place regardless of the glaring inefficiency with which they perform their work? reWhat is the reason that no quests to them and no complaint to their superiors has the slightest effect in improving the service? It is fair to assume that the health department is dominated by the little committee, just as is the police department. It is quite certain Dr. Stewart is as pliable as is Tom Pitt. All that being true, the bad service of this division of the health department is easily accounted for. The department being maintained for the fattening of the American party, and not for the serving of the public, excellence in work is not a necessity. Jarbage gatherers specify certain days in each week for householders to have cans of refuse ready at the curb. Maybe the gatherer comes on the specified day, and maybe he doesn't. If not, the householder simply waits for his can. When he does come it is the habit of the gatherer to put part of the refuse in his wagon, and dump the remainder on the ground. Since he has many cans on each street, the variety of offenses left in his wake is as wide as it is unlovely. The cans are of any fashion the householder may select. Health de partment order does not compel any regulation size, material or condition All cans should be closed when left for the garbage man. It is different to imagine anything less attractive than a street lined on each side with garbage cans, open to the wandering winds when full, and. held in memory by a portion of their late contents when "dumped." Metal cans, always with cover, should be required. Gatherers should be made to collect garbage on the specified day They should empty each can in their wagon-not part of it on the ground. If gatherers can not do good work, they should be discharged. A few easy regulations of this sort might interfere somewhat with the "oraft" and "drag" of the little committee, but they would be very welcome to the public-which pays the ls. ble makers, leave were and Nevada they promised forever dropped. It if was -~ to prosecution dropped, and they left. Now they are back again. The Review demands they be prosecnted, or run out-and adds _ that there can be no peace while they are permitted to remain. Well, when a Goldfield paper can speak so plainly, and with safety, the condition there is pretty hopeful, than Christmas ours are all sold want on must a soldier. obey it should be Day's Work," and thrilling, soul-up- | lifting inspiration in "The Recessional.' There is bare human impulse in "Mandalay," with its "Ship me somewhere east of Suez," and there is an everlasting gospel in ‘'Tomlinson." There is all the zest and spirit and mystery of a boy in "The Jungle Book," and there is patriotic warning and political good counsel In ‘The Truce of the Bear." He who has not read Kipling misses much of the rich treasure of his age. He who has read it well is a wiser man, and a better informed and more safe citizen. It is good to know they have bestowed the Nobel prize upon him. HAS THE RIGHT RING. If you want a true statement of loeal sentiment in Goldfield, get the Goldfield Review. That paper is solid, of good quality, and wholly out of sympathy with the crowd of agi-| tators who so strangely persist in| spreading desolation. Speaking of recent events in Nevada, the Review Says: For the once of troops to eee: Poe the Western Federation has no o blame Bthaes than itself. Asa Sure the Federation is composed of intelligent and law-abiding citizens, but unsorsunesely its policies have been dicted by as lawless a band of unde- Please to comfortable observe the healthy and condition of the state DON'T To ask the Oe 6 6 Oe 6 4 ee o 4 6 ee 0 8 © O90. 0 eee 6 6 & aaa 6 0. & o 2. 9, 0.0 rar tetera TECH 0 0 6 CCC FORGET saleswoman cord your It entitles cash some girl to present bat a of to register worthy as a | re- ticket. boy or Christmas 116 South Main ocr of Vg ocial Events a yard, this week to $2.25 from 65c ENTIRE ‘LINE OF BLACK SILKS AT Underwear Devt Staple Department Specials. rht inthe rings this \ _ WOOL, PLAID, Ss clothing ype 20 OY GEN VN , w ‘otto S. . oa t spl ndid an A" po ill ALL fancy SII. Kk covered FOURTIL OF i legan FLOSS and lin a AND 0:' DOW uncovered 1 (mma S| qREIL Roig, The Japan C é Ladies DRUG ONS jwW | IS [25 HIN t Cotton in all Oise Skirts a llowing $1.75 G $2.00 a lt $1.10 6 1e, ) 0 for */ga\ iu te ie, 0 bye a [1 $1 fo $1.70 bones 4 knAs - MAW fo pa { 1.85 Aan Np -_ Yan Z. C. | BEST BEST PHE . THE 112-114 ve . SOUTH MAIN M. ‘ Ls 7 Sh . STREET. Sy Ve 3 AGG WE NZE Ai Ag) - NU EG GX G ts pySAVE su ; vai if ; 7) BESSY AE TY G Te iq ITO I TAS GEADS Ase 2 The ldea Diamonds i Beauwi be the weve ning's program. ° The Ladies' Aid society of the Westminster church will open a children's bazar riday evening, Decembe 13 with a turkey dinner from 6 to 8 o'clock o e Mr. and Mrs E. P. Sears are at home for. the present with their daughter, ee A. T. Egan, on Second South stree s * Mr. and oe Dana McCready are at 10me at corner of K and ‘Third avenue e Mrs, E. M. Atlan jr., Mrz. <A.. J. Hoffman and Miss Dee, spent wWeanenday in Ogden e e Kenneth Mrs. Kerr and daughter ar ) from IKterr chili their d the Holitivs Young family at Red Butte BOMOW Mrs. J. returied All New H. Young and ge ete to thelr hom in Berke Cut Glass High Grade Goods at Prices Below Competition CARTER JEWELRY CO,, 2 ° * < WHAT THAN 9 * You to suit COULD A = THEM? < PAIR may the BE OF select Glasses after + Stores-Denver, no ONE and WHO : we Omaha, will change F Co.27 22 M2 St Lake City. City, Dallas, Portland. e McDonata has returned c's from t coast and Portland, where 1e officiated as best man at the TaylorThompson wedding lagt Wednesday. The history of sebiioti the Ladies' reebagirad 2 club this meets morning H. Brown Sail club house, Mrs ga a paper dealing with the study of Homan histo ry. ee The New Card club will be enterined Saturday evening by Miss Lolla Stingley. 3° The Utah adh ihetad boca ee will hold its eting Saturday eyaniia in e library ullding the University of Utah. Mrs. Byron Cummings will be the hostess of the evening aaie the following program will be Music, University glee club. "Some Panereeelons a Newspaper Man on the macedition to the Sa= Juan in 1907. . ae Armstrong, Inte a ee eo neces In the San Juan Ee an Artist" to also becomes a cook." ell u "What hae oe Juan holds for us.' Byron Cum ae of "officers for the ensuing MOUNTAIN LAKE University glee clut will be a display of Sr potother relics broug back from the San Juan by the Expedition attended BY, a pleasant social hou Original works both For here in abundance. Knit Goods Men: YOU gloves, eee aweater knit iackethc mufflers, ete. porchases to at _-_-_s- livery. livery Both carriages phones 81. abie enough to give something of the family, light plane 25 ° 3) $0, $7, & $8 + ARRY L. BROWN Hotel. Victoria, oro ' The aad and Bath, and Islas- attrac- us . HAMLIN PAINTS : | pn ten Inn originality and tveness of a sign idea ig worth more than i the lab terlal on WIL . L PAY. more We the for vn baek. , ESTABLISHED (6G2 pres- "exira"' there's mr your a way bere. complete lines of 2170 ALT LAKE CITY, MAIN UTAH. Rare and unique novelties a specialty, CLOTILIING, nil members KNIT of prices tbe that Goops, ete, for family, and we ore worth investi- ete, here, a useful Prices CUTLER'S Xmu« ure present-bay it lowest. intlor-made Tod hone [BQ or wear sults and overconts for not be eqnalled af anywhere price. Let us prove it, rendy-tomen near ¢outhe ell 'ph P. O. BOX Established (Clayton Music Co.) | Utah Ss | and ] ‘The Egyptian Scarabaeus is /a rare and desirable settin g for 3) 2 ring or a cravat pin. We hava | some « choice ones with the hier. | Oglyphs of good Ine k inserib ‘ ed of Utah. SAVE eurietan Re ICE gating. Children: Sweaters, Coques, kloves, ete. be it-buy bave quote Give For to buy UNDEERWHAK, gloves, cuudiaeahieta, or do We sweaters, ranged to have Held' an Saturday morning session House WOULD member Ties, Iknit If ents For Ladies: ways, thin, While ees te on Are Music, RULE. 3 BT pastor ‘bedteon nt ae $20, $4.00, 2 Bedrooms, Parlor, | Presents Broadway ‘ | $6. 00, | The from YORK ‘CITY. A superior, perfectly appointed hotel, The undersigned will load ice at Colton, this winter, beginning on or about the middle of December. Customers are asked to get their orders in early and not be disappointed as was the case last winter with many. Colton Ice is acknowledged to be the best in Utah any' a where. For prices, freight r ates, ete., address the ander signed, ORRIN ELMER, Colton, Utah. Xmas door NEW ¢/ «| of =| : PURE One 7 them O.salt Kansas PIERREPONT ' 43, 45, 47 West 32d St. =: ~ i McCoy's 324 Main St. Salt Lake 7 | » Hotel GIFT NEEDS Christmas. * Columbian Optical 0 um laf ptic Ye APPRECIABLE TO . the recipient 2 A MORE GLASSES * Saye Mr. and Mrs. 3} "3 a and sons left wednes sday ght for the East, where they will visit' Chicago, Louis, New CA sat yston, and with eir foe ae ll, patos sallir for that Jewelry Watches Silverware e Mrs. ae xX. Smith and mother, a 8. Miner, have given up their Culitornia trip for present Mrs. oa ante r, aa McClur w is ol in Los d Anixeies, will spend "the "Holldave with one of her girl frie HEWLETT'S | \ -- G E 1 also: Jin mn LO. Be fA caire," A GOOD A Knitted lu 1.50 ] YOU AT ae 14. tire du sien ! eR Ne HERREE STORE I 68, ‘ ° Three Crown brand are selected for flavor, strength purity and delicacy, and we believe they will be recognized as creating a higher place of value in package teas, used. ry 1 net HOE CUSHIONS I. t M. OUR 1 Knitted Sut ) _ © n. 4 | = The wedding a uM ss Adah A. Bean and Richard Rudolf Renney will take piace this evening at the home of the »ride's. parents r. and Mrs. Joshua ean, 72 Ejigh East street a 8: , ne: family and close frie will be pres 1e bride and SABC Obi leave fils evening for a wedding trip to California. " An interesting event of the meek will the TEAS ||. Once tried-Always Ti . this Cl th pl Ti Ticht price ‘ f PER:: Lake's Z. in Ker Laie and nic | ike | 65 OPF OUILTS, ever Specials made d k wee value, for value 9 ilue, for $1 00 vale 2 WOOL BLANKETS, in white, plaid all this week ONE-FIFTEL OFF. OTTON QUILTS ver veautiful line v11 OW } Je Orr season ) much re ay i "prices treasury-and compare it with the city|§ treasury. The former is solyent. The latter is empty-and worse. Republicans contro] the state. The Kearns party controls the city. OFF 25% s it rule, he would be doing a great favor to the public that pays him. And he wouldn't be asking an unreasonable thing of the milkman. low HATS '50c a Yard 25% Off Gomis A pretty lunche on was given Wednes day at the Narvex flats by Mrs. John Reed, which was the first of a series of similar informal affairs. The table had for the centerpiece a bowl of pink roses and the invited guests were Mrs - Gorham, Mrs. Ledyard M. Balley, Mrs. C. E. E o Mrs. Thomas MaIrra rioneaux, Mrs owis, Mrs. r Cox and tes: Ethel Paul. climes and all enterprise and all as- e9meg from the cow. Water doesn't piration as does Kipling-ringing help it. Chemicals do not enrich it, true on every note. Formaldehyde doesn't make it "keep." You get the cold seas in "Bolivar," If the city inspector could just get and the sultry sun in "Young English the milkmen to understand that, and Soldier." You get mechanism in "The ¢oyjq compel their observance of the very offered. Are offered at an average one-half their regular values, ° in when now Pints striped Nisuals of figured and line Entire Mrs. Windsor ¥ ente eteened > Wwe nesday : when the prizes ere won ae each tau le by Mrs. Karl Scheid Mr eorge foore, .Mrs. Arthur Bira Ber Mrs I. P. Mo a eat BAD MILK. Generally we have a good deal of patience with short-weight men, and otherwise delinquent purveyors of supplies, But the man who sells bad milk deserves punishment; and we trust the city inspector may cause it to be inflicted wherever the offense is found. The man who sells bad milk is Thoughtless. He doesn't realize how many kinds of a life destroyer he is. He puts water in milk, and that robs the milk of its natural richness, He puts in NOBEL PRIZE FOR KIPLING. chemicals, and that robs the customer. It is a pleasure to know that Kip- He can put in nothing that does not ling has received the Nobel prize for spell robbery for some one. literature. It fixes the recognition of Most milkmen are curiously defiant, his generation. It expresses the es- considering the mild character of the timate of scholars and of readers. It liquid they dispense. If it was their means vastly more than to be made custom to sell vitriol they could not poet laureate-for this wearer of the be more resolute in doing as they Nobel prize is Alfred Austin's master, please, without regard to law. One and would be his teacher-could that mixes three gallons of water with mild little man learn. seven gallons of milk and sells it withKipling has given plenty of reason out a blush. Another, being asked for for the recognition. There is scarce-| pyre milk in the interest of an inly an emotion of the human heart he yajiq, delivers yellow fluid, rich in has not expressed. In our language color as if the cows were yet on nothing since the Psalms has so close- glover, And noth-| ly touched the universal. There is no need improving on milk. ing In any tongue sweeps through all [t jg just as the are don't The next affair to take the attention of soclety people, following the mask ball last night, is the Symphony orchestra concert Friday afternoon at the Salt Lake theater. The sale of tickets has been most encouraging, and a large and representative audience is. assured. Most of the stalls have been taken. Among oe WAG h nye invited parties to occurs I are Governor and Mrs. John c. Cc tler Samuel Newhouse, W. Jennings, Miss Van Cott Mrs. Karl Scheid will o nte rtain a large uny other small and there I arty, Lre the house parties. planned throughout But orders at they you ALL TRIMMED Ourrent STOESSEL IS GUILTY. Of course General Stoessel has achieved a certain heroism in the eyes of the world. Hq defended a beleaguered city very stubbornly, against a resistless enemy, and yielded to what all men know was the inevitable. And now that he is on trial for his life the world is impatient at his accusers and his judges. They didn't fight. He did. And the world is very much inclined to acquit him. But if General Stoessel did the things charged he should be punished. He is accused of disobeying his superior officer; of abandoning uncompleted and necessary defenses; of permitting his officers to insult other officers, and of sending false reports to the commanding general. If he is guilty, he must be punished. The matter of his heroism in the defense of Port Arthur is not relevant. One may regret that such @ blundering, hopeless lot of bullies should judgment them prices because if $1.25a yard, this week Society after {F even a Russian he army now, after ok all sit in Oo Oe of 8 8 eo ee Se 8 eo eT ee 6 4 ee 6 8 That doesn't look as if the Goldfield people condemned the calling of troops. Another article in the same paper recites the fact that Indictments were quashed six months ago, when anarchy was rampant in Goldfield. The accused men were agitators and trou- cheaper « one eeusene no be at $1.00 and regularly sell gift, they B Only, Subscribers notice to the REC ee FURS Will anh would be an ideal Xmas and CRarisesble Silk, a dress Baca < Bunday wereeeeeceee$ -75 ....... eee St. © 0 CC wees ae Main 9. 6 9 TTT months South A large stock of ribbons is being sold. 600 new velvet covered hat shapes, worth up to $5.00 each, are now $1.00 each, untrimmed 0 0 ee Three a 116 7. €C M. I.Silk:an¢ ‘Dressé eductions~ Goods 6 6.0 eee Gnegmonrtn eon Banks' rae © © ee a at 6.0 we month .. ree months ...... Ge vscvccsesce 1.60 cal "ae i minicta eels alevaicis Recs sine eu ceUu: seen as © 6 ee One aE SWAN SOF AS 0 © © ere Advznce. 12, 1907. / 6 0 6 6 6.0 etter in DECEMBER oe - Paid Goods 6 8 in and 6 oo 8 ee Newspaper RATES. arbitrary eo 6 ee eee ee Dally both 6 8 t SUBSCRIPTION were 6 8 , 1879 Only Rey i Balt Lake Cit that 6 6 ae Entered as second class matter Feb, 10, 1906. at the postofiice at Salt Lake City under the Act ef Congress March demands insolent, and which worked hardbhips °o nine owners that could only have resulted In ol for vas beyond the patience of any man have stood their demagogic methods for any considerable lengtt f time. {s too bad that the big oo of the miners ave been sue to suffer for the acts of the few paar who controlled. but there Aaa to to resume operations ‘In the Goldfield, the greatest gold c the world, than to call in the troops and have them protect those who w ed and were work long the troops w ems . course a question for the future to decle 7 There e certain and that Goldfield are going to t wee without eee whe only purpos life seems to be tar create turmoll sana striLe 6 6 ee Republican 6 6 erg tke ow ae of Uta 6 6 © 6 6 garg. tae Organ in + 6 gta Offictal Party tg By 6 Morning LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, Merry Chains: © we arg tare Every SALT 9 © ee Published inter-Mountain Republican Co. REPUBLICAN, sirables as infested a mining ever camp and ever Pea the arrival of the latter in Goldfield they have done nothing but inspire. and provoke trouble. At the miners' meeting, by collusion with the controlling Sincere: whom hey seated by questlonable THRtAaee they have enacted rules and eed © Inter-Mountain Republican INTER-MOUNTAIN The defense is worse than the sin. For the sake of the semblance he bears to man, let the Tribune's sanctimonious apostle of assassination stand up and take the consequences of his crime. Let him confess he has urged the killing of Roosevelt, and boldly face the consequences. Let him have at least the grace to back up his words And having by that fardy courage proved his license to stand upright as men stand, though urging a crime which shames his race, let him go into a closet and pray God to forgive him for that his life is a lie, and his profession a shame, and his heart Is altogether wicked. + _* © 6 6 ett THE | e @ { Leadingg Music House AKE Ory. ents aon Main Stree strost e_J |