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Show 4 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1907. INTER-M THE Published I nter - at Salt Company postrch 10, 1906, at the of Congress, t Lake Dally Newspaper $. x .. One Three re lt will On Lake Patd tm Give and wanliclt mutica not carriers, tg items should Matters Ako be addressed of business to York SAL? a . LAKE Off Cambridge : - CITY, UTAH, Let set vad TO no‘ ; r THE F. labors of the American ; ; Republican party : the leaders os the ccumal SEPT. aie 4 % of : value. will So that by P of this should ST who all enyititese: feel ; the 1a that party are directed solely against i SES 3 Salt Lake, or of Utah Th ; from strife and ihe | : have st recent most has : recent eae attack brought the of otiee the ; : been | whieh . | Tt‘ . on nothing Governo but trouble. ' us that Mr. Cutler: has - thrust: whieh himself much less bad J unity it' t But 1h by 5a" erves des ¢ of effort by all . What a bundle ea Tribune office. "Failed to . of , dunderheads participate in they any ol probably copy who is what p / = printing nightl of eri the paper | are the shit copy: who non- or Tribune? rv telegraph) operators a by places. condition nightly telegraph that received the y 2 newWwspapel the is you and. taking \ seab 3g a tell seni are is"Canehelping' and: e fact, the. usin Being #82inst.which. strikebreakers: At a Tribune the further. : the es goes a ‘strike by: . little a member : i of accepting, ‘isdirected, very ‘the ‘Tribune' must their : in be the How celebration much is a is directed! member < direct more of the ‘ is : offense the organization when which against the paper strik« the : ie at 7 ; ified 1 b an i 1 ne nation. ‘. AIL a TDA, CSE VS LY of Labor day since he has been in the gubernatorial And that is the paper that talks glibly about fairness e a is j i cte > ‘ ‘ 4 , without { locally, to the extent of his influent office''-and yet refuted from the files of their own paper. | to union labor! doing harm to the national Republican party a . . : : Assothe striking against ave the telegraphers, Here to going workingman of a pretense the course Of " a \ ; Trib The The Ti ie is the s resman ¢ e Americ: art Cae : . ; ita k i une J : She eo 2 nemeen ‘ *|the Tribune with the complaint deceives no one No}etated Press, of which the Tribune is a member. And i. enmity 00 ‘ and to thethe le leadworkingman did it, ‘They are better informed: The Trib-} the Tribune is taking copy from non-union. telegraphers= f ; and Roosevelt ‘esident t to Preside enmity ts Known ¢ ; é ! the commit nation the of party Republican the of ers une started with the wrong steer in the first place, and}and seeking to aid them in breaking the strike! tt seh bath cae oy eine aoe aie ates LiTe Dawe withcannot men And to that polley. local organization as of the United -- On the President news 24 On May On April yadera‘of remain of the present as a destroyer that West year fear of pictured it lar, for April but not On April ‘the 25 it President open On! it of into as a demon ae being an saree cade it accused the accused - President and senate, him coercing detrimental to of diclating of insincerity to the members the . august the republie, lifti theee President 7 SEs it accused confederacy with treason On July 12 it accused body I a { > at 4 ig. saree ue - iis es ye eed plea Onne July that of hell, , re 2 uly United of interests of a scandalous him of prostituting him as a : his high office On July These 15 are yelt. Here party led a of by' a nelp No in partly can in policy, a and Loyal party at this any his veins can as that pro- it control tepublican the to ca party American the Armnerit- the Success by will bragged about as a rebuke to his be Roosevelt, condemnation of tepublicans have rascal, a in who opposed than that and believe leadership men to fall this other not blood @ the and President on attack asx an man Republican dungerous do We as him pictures naparts what to his administration. no place in the American to produce have will hold to restraint combinations,in to the They Prices should grand effectually will peeple are to evidence W hich is a condition <tatement lowing, against complaint {s abundant be evidence, their 0 f Salt phe assembles, © » forever Lake should very jury, put is of trade, establish not an proper end to. There be seems to LAKE Mr. Fred city; returns "We have Let eharacter one who chs a ark park water account So went to the in itit a Ss and there. up go e "aL ground they are up those gorges should rule have 1aAY bonus the} * in the Bak way ‘ ] c a as long as the went that 7 with the : confidence of the ‘ expects waich world not are EGUROME OF) a: ¢ whatever houses he 4 saving Weg et his collars, welod siries are it where thing most uy that makes worthless One of our UTAIL and C onroy Mayor believe that Is the in the to grasp SEO anything? e aSLItS Orin with eat "Obs probably ed-i neea As er soon as ashinith Sie fringed es ? his old trousers, or the gar ashman The ys ls 1 falls heir si hi to everything as soon ended. o 1e woman, : housekeeping to cop ‘ Bis she Cave hats wab would 80 up tofor ebs : Somebody be BES there very : year Cars, te scarce ee oer that have nd a once, told her und valuable been dresses resses collecting so so oO old THE thatt | } er, but skeletons %: she y ° the Se 5 w ae round re : a dress want will she to have | ‘um- doughnuts ee "5 trimmed that she Here :ne the e g- EES forgotten : her give would ltl the and it will | exactly fifty | | 4 would. give a ragman | her half a cent a pound for those old skirts and basques iy the« pelisses and things, polonaises and overskirts and and | ry names. time the since forgotten has she cf , which very | tney rej in . > the for cent a get couldn't' She vogue. were fur fur : are WOMAN. edo one . the neré rellas. umbrellas, <2 : for good the; very for i use to anybody ave heo have been timesoun in the of no earthly There ig There might of these articles when they would ‘ reason that : history have they of every been of are estate cities, absolutely goes the men and of the declares: West." We true, to make nation. And believe, de sirability, that easily her of her editors unwilling to part with even ‘the | frost away, dust lected possessions. excuses her by saying NEWS - NUGGETS. | 1905. heavy that it fs ‘all, there but up years, for is such a In addition, benzine were 14.428 produced. tons of] Satt opportunities and the wealth, for the to to ability them. use power with man every wisdom and keep Here one is and get is a city ae for the pen any to All words for may much as Salt is a All our Lake. quarrel they like No this They about may unite quarrel about politics. They else; may but the fail. co neert should everything is hap- upen biggest a that may based cannot the firmly all what city It farm. make region produc ing a of sentiment, residents about mighty matter is here the to unity a field, man. of is needed city its' people. They of industry, resources that best by agricultural living other immovable is the an surrounded as it of now action in good religion. differ when as the Notes About Notables. Uta Mrs.*C. R. McBride, Tooele, Ut Beck and Lowe, Leaver, U | i |. } Mrs. Emma Lamont, Mt H. J. Sheffielk Kaysville Union Mer. Co., Mereur, Utah Keand J. Wood. Twin Falls Mrs. H. Fare Park: City, Mrs. Rose Higson, Bureka M. R. Salmon, Coalville Mrs. D. Hanson, Spring t Mrs. L. lL. Thompson, Malad Idaho, Grantsvyille Co-op, Grantsville, Utah Mrs. S. Woods, American Fork, Utah value In the attic, where they have benefited thing as being too they have col After nobody. saving girl her by her Dresden delicious home. littie dinners in Scovel rare- Geo H. Ware, 73 years old, an expert accountant of Providence, R. , figures than in the last 40 years he has smoked nearly three tons of tobacco in his meerschaum pipe, from which he is inseparable | =READY TO REMEMBER. | Queen Alexandra made several odd purchases ¢: the American stall at the recent fete at the Mansion house, London, for the benefit children Among the bought at the American stall was a tin parrot in a wire cage and a real la streets of Nanking Although the are reputed to be the best of any inthere is no sewterior Chinese city, erage system. tussia has 50,000 miles of navigale rivers and 38,000 miles of railroads, last wecounts the ‘Tiver trafic amounted to 30,000 tons per year. There are New York city. 14 clocks in public view that have no figor Roman letters on their faces, using some advertising word with 12 letters in thelr places, an is easy to tell the time by their use as y the usual charatcers. The output the Roumanian pe887,troleum syndicate was 190 6 was 091 tons, against 614,870 tong in 190v, and the value was about $8,000,000 In 1906, as compared with $5,500,000 in Maitre Mornard, one of the lawyers who defended Dreyfus during his second trial at Rennes in 1399, has been decorated with the cress of the Legion of Honor. ‘This Is additional evidence of the change of sentiment in France regarding the celebrated case. Israel Munson Spelman, who died recently at his home in Murblehead at the age of 90 years, was the 7 surviving member of the class of 183 arvard university, and hie oldest| alumnus. ' president of the Boston and Maine railroad during the| Civil War. President Grant's attractive grand-| daughter, who was Miss Vivian Sar-} toris, now Mrs. Roosevelt Scovel, is winning tame for the TRUTH Critical judgment indorses our UNEXCELLED WORK. The quality is always there. TROY LAUNDRY "The Roth Laundry Phones of 192 Quality." 166 Main St. a When you think of your girl, think of a ring, and when you think of a ring, think of us. We have the largest and most complete assortment of rings in the West, at prices from a few dollars to thousands. ESTABLISHED _ growth report is not unexpected as the growth of the State University distinetly indicates the progress of the hii in the evolution from the pioneer stage to dignified, prosperous statehood means other. Here by real ovo, Fallon ea} ida. zham Canyon, U. ; Richfield, Utah. zeno, Nevada ison, Richmond, VU son, Cedar City, U, Nelson and Work, Manti, tah, Mrs {. Eo. Campbell, Brig Are CiLy, Mrs. I. N. Booth, Carson City, Nev. it's dol- but fur, have fur,~ dealer second-hand 1¢ for that' walnut. bed z f | | move time she buys the dress, or else the moths it finished The ' | | | aE . M, L. Pugh, Lovelock, Nevada. deliv- CITIES. other the be that in the to in to all them, and needed their proof. get ready of goods, high for a good many lines It is certain that there is an organi- of trip town city OF RACQUET Hammer and Winn, Lehi, Utah, Eliason. Si rs, Logan, Utah Mr M rie, G arland City Utah. MMi } M. Allred, Nephi Utah. a id ik<anab Utah. Payson, Utah. ton, Tdaho ay, Utah Spanish Fork Utah, present will they with will Miss piano the the for there the fur is all gone; then hate ; o least until Give. fe ‘savin 9 lars bs of. , | T hey PY are | | adr 2o poled and rug the over remain to content are they at by Sith look and parlor, the noltre or embrele IS an ¢ muff a a long snakelike ) angj S DONE RepoFite ens ides rp are f ¢ wooden 1 erosspiece, pies ind both are full of moths, some day are going to crawl down stairs and recon- Which | et ere from a r ing ; 6. cents world. health the one a that in best BEST FURS hap- made pie ier, and wate ‘n , of the one Not | } a . Rem ‘le swould: sturnewyete! : vir Glorie shreds = im mae spt bth died keeping isThere themid probably day.. ‘ for a rainy fr } brellas | merely true. on A SAN abe ions, ical zak ghoms-2 a 3 : have come back into style again-almost. rt : and of le lace, and scraps of are strings of buttons Sz and scraps trings : *1ere sginghé é silk a : } Z ave been save of gingham and silk and calico that have beet wed thes | city Cit) party permits itself to be ‘ ; denor will neither receive , one papel Phat is the publite t ‘ to be believed while conceding become hey they minds they will at some mare h and money : bargain, why > man c - waluut OF CAME SEThere are st i American ate it Tribune now, their idan to teleand boxes and trunks In the attic taere are Wiovadnthecubeaten: ald satchelsiterally bulging 5 ere >, Se ) Do kn% ft ve t is Saving, woman the things other and clothes old when dar ihe Dorn eeta nda devia initebedctheysboight firsl ne | day and1 is with ago xe "1 rolls with Any a residence gift, @) aa a , ith so they they th Ht economy riers frugal theirfy > w such cheap are tunings is Is a pretty style of school hat shown at Banks 116 South Main The styl carries with it a suggestion" of modest intelligence as against the }| ‘Tom Boy ind "Bowery" effects that for patehes. Toe garments of which these scraps of silk | « haractertize the leather trimmed =) . ns e } | and gingham and calico are remnants were worn. out "Cowboy" hats | | A soft welt edge felt in colors ‘ becauss rolls because ‘eps stistill keeps ng ago, | ong ago, but she the » rolls they y may 1$1.48 at Banks' or any of the follow|} come in handy some of these days } ing dealers ! tes : : | Wykes and Blair, Ogden, Utah, lnere ure six or seven umbrellas in the corner No | Mrs. W. H. Rex, Salina, Utah. | | \ working and make ground sroun i lo i and or of pup- are wher: went he straw women y Carolyn Prescott. = : ; ¥ coe . a to somebody. Some woman would have been grateful for much a spendthrift | those garments; some poor, old, ailing body would have Every woman, no matter how m may be, has f, eriodical attacks of economy, fru- | rested easier for tnat old walnut bed; even those umyou will-somegulity, stinginess, 1 Lit whateyer fame brellas and those old furs might have kept water and Con- park, a ; g promoters promoters story alg of describing Ogden onj|she then Jay oo the fill its statments that THE Mayor how of will would the serve in the been ast eres its ying Zz Kuchler the and club; as ( Heights of : identified continues: Cutler, of fr who also sii naturally season long eR RIO. -___-_- x , \. of | | But those deri ane organ-| Utah-nor] has he | abo Federal a ‘a a ©; has' has®* bee! been record parade, Weber park, best established is they the Little, the It he 1 in since ih is e Governor how THE from full a rc- the sCOpes p with Giiex | ce prroOC- cel ‘slap of Representative the the the fol- up never governor Tribune held at as to which the tell to prosecutions and foodstufts. less effective in regulating prices, and that gation more or been inflicted on dealers who have punishments have It is also certain of the combine. the orders not obeyed been offering their deale re have same these of that some expecially SALT It condition that continue, and to such suc e to fror a ne er 5 i ae = celebration~there at State reviewed luncheon returned hereafter believed what that at vatinhias just one paragraph Be setatine : tnas carriage proceeds Lake peace their There unlawful ASSEMBLES. JURY jury there the at time Hanson." We grand - Howell, further, GRAND the i‘ quote i te first to Lime. TIL When Yet. 3 of frayed other a ee gentleman | I ial first avit was Ul ret by Ma e ow cause, and It was announced by one of the min-} The chark or fire drill consists} ly asks more than six to her feasts, isters of Ogden a few days ago that merely of a piece of soft ry wood] 4nd usually she prepared every detall ered an address of welcome to the labor unions and to he would preach on the subject of} with a hole drilled in the center, into} of the menu herself "Hell and Who Will be Tnere _Be-| which a rod of hardwood, ash or oak Caplain Spelterni, the Swiss aerothe governor, and where Governor Cutler responded. fore Sunday came around he received] was placed and caused to revolve with! naut. has just finished a wonderful That in the Tribune's own columns effectually dis- letters from two merchants, three law- vapidity, either by the hands or by,a achievement, namely, the crossing the yers, two city officials and an editor cord passed round {ft and pulled or] Alps in a balloon. This was his five proves the statement that the governor has never taken threatening to sue him for libel if ie kened at each end alternate hundred and tairty-ninth ascent, and any part in labor celebrations since he took office mentioned any of their names. The Rey. J. M. Green's Presbyterian | his notebook does not record a single It is a perfectly well known fact that part of the Provo thinks it is oppressed because | chure h in Hayana is the only ehurena accident in any of them t gets only sixteen quarts of milk for the in that city built after American Tribune crowd is crazy; but are they all affe ected? Lord Linster, the distinguished Brita fone instead of twenty, as heret plan of architecture, ish surgeon, who recently joined the oive fore In Salt Lake the milkmen army of een aes is Known in A comical footrace was recently wilthe twelve tickets for a dollar, and 1 COLLEGE court cireles as Lord Deliverus' PACULT y MEETING AT AGRICULTURAL nessed in Paris. vineteen men, each ore $:46 milk is warranted to sour before has been present at the birth of every with a wooden leg, were the contestis mention Logan from little item modest In a very a. Tn. prince and princess in Great Britain ants. The winner ran a mile in 12 jeultural colAgr the of clerk at Ogmeeting faculty The office of the county first for more than a generation. the of made minutes lege for the present college year. Of course there have ae n has become so badly demoralized aie Ellen Terry was born in CoyMany tales are "told by travelers of sickness, marriages and = other 59 years ago. Two houses in kill of the Algerians j entr been many meetings of officers and instructors in the causes, that it has been found necesin nandling rifles. The native Alger- | that ‘E nglish city claim to be her birthcourse of preliminary work, the details of every vacation sary to hire special help at $3.00 a day jans would rank with our expert rifle | place, One nouse has the sign: This to transact the business, | is the birthplace of Miss Lllen Terry;' shooters season. But this is the beginning of formal and. regular Vith peaches at 9 higher tigure than j the other, Just opposite, bears the legmeetings between the new president and his staff An exarnapls of the efficiency of ag quoted at for years, and with a crop jend: "Th is the ori; ginal birthplace eultural colleges afforded at Por so large it is hard to tice some 0 }of Miss Ellen Terry.' There is nothing in the incident, excepting when Collins, Colo., $4,000 was paid the frult growers around Brigham feel under the in the college work aa an Initial point viewed Bishop Partridge, of Kioto, Japan, is out last year to the students for worksense of delicacy about taking the a strong advocate of having parks, ing at the school that standpoiit, money, management Looked at from present museums and the like, as wel as The Swiss government is considering From Castledale comes the = story churches, open on Sunday for the use every friend of Utah must hope that the labors however, two great new transalpine' tunnel that the hail stones which fel) there of the "poor and those who need rest, One is to pierce the Spluenow formally begun may result successfully Much of this week were so large that the people schemes. especially a day of pnysical rest, i gen and the other the Greina, in the filled their refrigerators with them and change of énvironment and a fitting the future Utah and the inter-mountain country, and canton of the Grisons. aoe wien andl youre the ice man transacted no business for In the dives Gt fle solne of the mind for a higher sphere.' evar Wdre A staircase has been Invented which wo ys. "Mr, and Mrs. Amos Markham Kelplays tunes as it is walked up and men whe shall attend the college, depends on the work Emery County Progress is auThe logge recently _ celebrate the fiftieth down upon. A series of pins is pressed that peaches ne for the statement their marriage Mr. upon which these instructors and the officers of the by the feet and plays songs and drums anniversary row so large in \that county tnat it Kellogg was for 30 years, until colwhile others are connecttd with school are now launched. Buy takes ten placed by side to the editor of the Sehoo) Journal, There lapaible chambers, which blow various auspices. favorable decidedly under begin They measure one yard, and that fifteen bape ‘Teachers' Institute (now Teac instruments pa a crate to overflowing. Othe Magazine) and Educational Founda_-_-_-_ -+-~>+ --college unity in the assembly, and-a devotion t o the Is counties throughout the state are pet tions, and is still associated with them to be heard from. The motive i nspiring presthroughout their every action. editorially. He has written several T } coe on education, Since became certain that the / will certainly which teachers-a sentiment ident and Rev. Dr. E. J. Fogel, a clergyman at Moffatt railroad will be constructed to loyal service be reflected in the attitude of students-is Poweteville, Pa., n as taken no vVacaSalt Lake City by way of Provo the toin since: he was installed as pastor, spirit of that town has been reawakThey have to the cause in which they are engaged. years Ss ago, and has never missed ener work in this and tie much to do. The result of their Professor L. Raymond Talbot, the preaching at least once on every SunLogan is to sugar factory at The hewly appointed professor of the day in all that time. His two sons are hap-| start the season on coming years will make Utah richer and it s people up operations for French department ee the Boston unidoctors of philosophy, one a professor September 19. This is not to be taken, There is unity in the college, and fri endship for tt pier, versity, is only 2 ears of age, an of German at the University of Pennhowever, as an uuire tue a> the the youngest man ever appointed to sylvania, and the other an instructor Working side by side vy vith the State all over the state. girls of Logan uire su inthe Boston university fac in philosophy at Princeton. crease their opulanity with the young to sf ylendid resulis university, we confidently look forward Senator T. C. Platt ot New York men of that place. eyears old Juiy in the labors now so happily begun, Was 74 e is feeis 1e best news of the day the ble and crippled, but with his mind as Let this first regular meeting of the faculty in 1907 word from Logan that the State Uniactive as it was in the days when his versity will have a larger attendance at the future let all with a white stone, and be marked word was law in the Republican mathe fall term than ever before in the chine of New York fulfil the promise now so confidently given history of that institution. Suca a ----- WHEN LES Cc for 4 the time igs ates i stands the in honest, is President the of as not States. he and party matter campaign national Salt Lake this fall the is United the of party, that no Tribune dishonest given considered partly it if successful and at the Republican 1907 blow of fair, are the Tribune the by ernie It Is ocho the Repunthe vere ot pale tere President is. that drop so Roovse- Mr. oe to fasten again on crow ‘ which ae Republican the who further vided be as a with follow fro 1908 in Yet traitor, man random adminigiration. representative know feariess. a as at chee = present Reosevelt elected belong. is m seeking that of the nation foremost as the Men tion today. he {s wi party tepublican as a very effectual Theodore the ey worker against charges its that the was shell taken campaign Tribune, Democratic party, It seeks to record the of instances, domination regard party city failure against few indorsing the the city sad He a Is a by fighting the lican parzy. will but without Tribune so deseribed Pres}the notorious accusations against and Tribune. Now a man cannot sustain the the constant dent by the the it Nick den anstratcr governor town party piciired: it 26 =e us M! It the of yuh ) lyr ila proclamation she ato present ne daca vans bene : day of last year, Judge destroying President the scheming July acts him accused 27 -itipictured himyas defending' the lana refusing entrance of actual settlers to th public domain. On June 29 States roy, men good it er indecent i et Labor criminals. Pune On pictured of 17 On' June' grabbers and and stands "spectacu- was the proclamation innaca George 29 June ally a scat safe." reputations On day at repeate heen :year this day ay in in the 1e f face labor labor a President "ft SERINE ; SI} ee purpose "The the Labor 4ad a¢ had " ay aih demonstrations abor's © nd h alate eunerne tial: ere Secernator anacite air-a Z of. railroads. declared Sle ized zed polygamy. On issue ssue a as rad Re ‘Telt chon. . The eo yy any governor. he Tribune was compelled to admi nh eee os ae i : noi clare soVve C eet ays issue issued always utler a : as . ‘or 5 , sacra r Twenty-fourth of July proclamation. And he never did vane ; :. » iin 1 the cf Sauthing: anylhing oO e Kine a tal b ne ecial 4b ane Now declares he has never taken any part in = ns Roosevelt. » ein zee yaper / his paniead . in buon "criminal said f that Labor com- of accused is who . ‘On April 25 it pietured him as a madman. n June 9 it declared President Roosevelt sponsor t eu in : high the Tribune declared -year to trying was President the of he e 3 ‘ it present year domain: have no the 19 thaté Idaho, of of the public Roosevelt stated state frauds land in the plicity trial 4 seeking seeking it Borah : Senator x shield the nee as Was dayday the present 16 ef . the that columns April On its 4 on to ))" ations ations accused] Tribune jurors might he that successor, : - so a / . left actually he after even same 2 Sa » pliable influencing Pome paper that st, fused of the year present the Roosevelt a secure a effect. office in States 7 of May On President o esCutler ; had TES Governor |), that President] the against e First, without party American local campaign Tribune's : the indorsing . b the in remain protest out ‘ the laces a Up isto yp 7 Z |news papers whereve find aa cus 2 nt news to to paper 1erever i t could u find customer, and 3 it that copy the it, against strike should iis employes offered to: publishers: would be 4 unfair, of course % In nesd he: Eee x Press a measure of its . ; establishment it In rs * wile eben Not thi goes Associated . , aus that their reason away Will the r that because buy reason hugging Ul his Likewise i cL hak Raids | | bage reasons bargains ge " store, s Iver 2 the supe tea eb. a - LSS SIOSOr ROOT. sini eee) thect) things do not they stow Uever \ for be | 2 4) furnished taking A . further; the | | whatever love they don't need it down plank so they Y Pe ‘ wo the but her comes whatever her toward vision, like They those lose if time, to Gioia to of they of ‘ Thi scab} a i constitutes whatz partnership in the Associated Press- . . . against which the strike is directed. . organizaindependent an were Press Associated the back/If will turn . 4, 1906, it will |tion, getting its news where ‘it could, and selling5 that ae : I participation cil a is PAPER? man one that of | her unptlers. | argue } uture it its | out draw of woman, bubies therefore ywsessed ‘ « pe | in Is bargain it the telegraphers now on. strike. [here is no : E ; s , of question about that, The telegraphers are on pe indifferently- very places are-though their5 strike, and r] i fort Gor Bel 5 xvi eta tois' Alled} ] ry operators pelonge to 16 UuNntlon,. "The if 10 do ise no STi eret the|the doll That can he men destiny of In very/prom-| true, Noen-union has/much time]. concerned be certainly the ¢ : report of Governor Cutler's pases 3 : L Ogden at celebration day { their own: paper! S there that places : sort Tribune ¢t participate since he the same 7 af Tribune if the makers of the files to the date of 5 September And yet theirZ own Labor Right . the to day at will hier Rivkeeraie Sraphers, te Tribune Vintair'' ms ‘ Into other affairs of the state witsti) ditori editorial 5 an ap are appeared ere there < er paper he telegraph "telegraphers cerlainiyis |P¥ embarrassment the to and : prints union labbr any You-ask' PLIES rikking Tribune A SCAB DLRIBUNE {IS THE If newspaper and i ples to range born | and . Even av the seems ret the ah of party . . e thom lican . ; Wl his | it abandon and B rentness atn a | within can nature | woman's defam- people splendid the i at arrive of its of yenge geful all, of any. : world realizing quickly S be considercd | newspaper, ; they workingman A calls the attention of fact that Governor Cutler has falled Repub- it our upbullding to destroy ; in the 7 city folly how 5 that soiid as of the city. the matter atte and the for day pens union following : start: find }| ithe | is early realized, abandonment buver. the in any of thelr celebrations of Labor |b en in the gubernatorial office, and 1907. be effort . { best the move wlll man-no i peace in keep have}]an any any an allezed | citizen any 3 TROUBLES. Bi ul TRIBUNE AG reminds the they by aa tapas inently welfare to ; -epari preparation of OF j the -- hostile then, not in the It jv impaneiied| ut be will duty oppression condition the adds | publication ; | { Tuesday's n Tuesday's F are eo ime Phat in party of grand byY feel-will vestratiau in this of denunciations will prevent the breaking cold Only better Th: St 12, thelr may forever while body } the neglect complain be]ing c 3 Belng naturally as perverse as silly, the Tribune cannot a :in spite i }let the subject alone, of the fact that its evers of American to shown can é for the defense that stand should they attacked, phalanx hope -----_-_--_-_--_ will be t De- 819#, e Se - Saeai REPUBLICAN PARTY. a pat , H ' thinking r ink ¢ of stake thee mistak 4 make man people later nor Botlding, | Opposite | | {i ---+ ~~ -- -~--- Pay MON tf the a an S yy : HOSTILE session. Cutler Boyce Building. of the Ro ee THURSDAY, - Crimes Editorial Maer. Temple Gen'l West Office, 311 enicecs representative east Waldort- Astoria. ett sole the 25; > Independent, iain OFFICES 7 Exchange erie EASTERN Phones-Bell, should be } is what That affairs a . combinations other , be , any "re ifit there the fact And trade, BOX to the Manager. McALLISTER, Offiee metLCOOLMBlock, 208 South New difler-|together and ¥!ouged Please solicitors, on all matters concerning delivery of paper. give former as wellas preeent address when ordering change of address, Order to discontinue paper will be honored only when subscription is PAID IN FULI partment. a facts or| city} make the i Giraula® the It should In beneflt to the people. result ence in prices of meats and groceries » 3100 ake collectars us shouid| indietment, No angry ed "One Veer cee diskas tion Department DIRECT, that Let Is Lake Salt as an old Greek indictment it law. : popular court, an {n no right tru-i 37 if city the in of Advance. And the in of than]name lower prices in proyen City./;.. aes Sey "Sunday Gutgaritees Salt Month Months BD » in RATES: ot SUBSCRIPTION offenders counts of in Republican received three at city oy outside and state < - R y Fale makes demanded deseribed Utah. im Party Republican second- class matter Feb. City, under the Act As Entered office That against Republican the ef Organ parties those Wr Z ountain Offctal Moecainn. i M 8, 1879. pence The On! syecy to goods BLICA R | N American-bred 36 Main St. SALT LAKE MAIN ST. CITY, UTAH. Bell 'ph Ind. *phone. 1802 Totatliohed Cutler Bros. Co. THE ORIGINAL KNIT GOODS HOUSE OF UTAR. 360 1 Main St. Fall Styles in Furnishings We are showing ings for men and SHIRTS. New COLLARS in many Best values 5UVe $2.00. AND| TIES. patterns styles. the newe st and best styles in furnish boys at most economical prices. to ‘| Our stoel of collars and ties is complete and affords the latest effects. OUR TAILOR-MADE CLOTHES GUARANTEED SATISFAC UNDERWEAR. Our underwear departnent carries a stoek of the finest underwear made, Different grades at $1.00 to $4.00 a suit. FOR MEN TORY. A ne |