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Show Inter-Mountain Republican ~~" Inter-Mountain Republican Co. |, we Su ane ae FE cccoveccce 7 ‘and © nt toue Ono Year, Sunday pad Not Paid in too. ato BY eens 1.80 WILL REDEEM THE ' DRY LAND. --- Utah people of the present and of the future will thank Senator Smoot for securing favorable action by the One Year ..coccees Sunday only, senate on his bill for the reclaiming of arid land, It is to be hoped the Subscribers w motice to the house will decide in like manner, and DIRECT, and no o car that the measure may become a law matters c¢ ers or solicitors, on Please give at the earliest possible moment. cerning delivery of pape former as we as or sec? address when ordering change of address. OrUtah has a great deal of land which der to discontinue paper will be honis impossible of irrigation. It is ferored only when Sahencipticn {s PAID IN FULL. tile, as has been proved by many dry ffiices-Dooly Block, 208 South W id farming experiments in various parts Temple street. Phones-Bell, Exchang of the state. But the impossibility of 25; Independent, 3190. getting water to it, even in quantities EASTERN OlicEs: needed for domestic uses, will prevent 604 tee its ever being reclaimed under the eric Office, aoe rf-Astorla present laws. By the terms of SenaBuilding: ney. ‘g ole' represéntatives east tor Smoot's bill, citizens may take up of the Rocky Mountain three hundred and twenty acres of such land, and by cultivating a por‘ UNION tion of it, perfect title to the whole- EL and this without the need of residing on the land. SALT LAKE CITY, APRIL 17, 1908. Dry farming has proved that wheat and other grains, root crops and even CALL FOR STATE CONVENTION. Headquarters Republican State os trees, may be grown upon this arid e108. mee take CUyy: IAD, , SDE land. It will be possible, by encourOne Month, Daily and Bunda -»$8 276 ub Dally ly peursuant to the call of the National! ying ats Lake May panies, to reclaim every acre of the : i State that is capable of plowing at all. "ast increase in the produc- convention pl ereby gale ed nt the Salt Lake theater in Sa City, oa Thursday, the 7th day of| next, at 11 o'clock a. m., meet at the purpose cf electing six delegates and six alternates to sate gale ae Re-| ublican convention, which w mee i Chicago on the 16th next_for the nomination and Vice President the da o : ft pune resident] estate state the transaction United of such Utah land. eae It small com- = other] of : opportunity for the people of : the follows County, Beaver BIO Ore CaOhGMe Emer wes' a eee sa Carbon Sec. DARVIB ote sivee'ss esees oid as ical wraps ei. ucn sn ce aes Vbte, 108 ol wie, DAS sc ssearcee u rcicccewelns wesws G72 Lae Dels a 4 1 s 4 t 4 1 36 BARES TRIG ei ete et ees buee 11993 San Juan . Varricc tease 9 BAUNOLS? Sure acies secede ove. 204 BIB VLG? oats e's aie a oat bebe siane VLEOD BSUTAIMIE So ccs cicteawe ave evn op: 1047 POOBIG .~ Salas e Bale ere wercese - 942 TYPUAA Ss cece b few caine x we. 608 ae aioe stole) velpie.dbie ve «se 4720 Sn ivome and ss ceces: 853 Washington bawwapeiced Scie w. oF Weber Cap ip hres ee krpncess ‘ 132 BOND I 23g 14 Z 1 6 4d 42560 473 The chairman of the ee County committee in each county mhereby directed to call together the tounty committee and provide for the election of these delegates, either by a county convention or by primaries heid several voting precincts of the county. Only those electors who will support Republican national, state, legislajudicial and county t in to the the primaries, or convention. WESLEY GEORGE serve K. B, as delegates WALTON, "Chairman, SQUIRES, Secretary. MEN, AND THE CADETS. Sometimes boys get the idea that men don't care much about them. Men get serious when they are old, and bump against the hard things of the world. They don't laugh so much as boys do. They don't play pranks, and they have a tiresome habit of working pretty hard all the time. And boys get the idea that the men are thinking of everything else in the world except boys. To a degree, the men are responsible for this view. They are so busy, 80 puzzted, so engrossed, that they have little time for talking to the boys, of planning with them, of entering into the boy world of pleasures and interests. But they are not forgetful of the boys. If the boys could have attended that meeting of the men in the Commercial club Wednesday evening, when the subject of sending the High school cadets to San Francisco was under discussion, the boys would have warmed to the old fellows in a most delightful fashion. Every one of the men who spoke declared himself moved to let the boys go because he could see how gloriously it would benefit the boys. It was clear those old fellows-some of whom have long left the interests of @ younger generation-had very close to their hearts the fact that the boys wanted to go; that the boys would enjoy the trip; that it would be much for them to see the battleships, and march in the parade that went to the honoring of Admiral Evans; look at the coast defenses, and watch the waves of the wide ocean, The old men knew that would be very much of addition to the lives of the boys. And that is why they are working to insure the success of the trip. Not only were tlie men careful to make sure the cadets can go, but they Elections are won by votes. Usually the side with the yotes wins the election. WHAT and grasses will adapt] There will be settlements in the Jand There will be colthat is now desert. lections of homes, and a permanent conquest of the wilderness will have been achieved. None of these better conditions can be realized with the laws as at presso that the new law, which Senent. ator Smoot expects soon to have perfected, will certainly reclaim mucha of the now waste land of the state, and make it productive, but it males possible the transformation of the whole surface of the state. And this is a definite service to the people. BRADY FOR GOVERNOR. It is interesting to know that the press of Idaho is, with scarcely an exception, in favor of James H. Brady's candidacy for governor. Here and there one notes a suggestion of preference for some other Republican; but in no place, though reading through the exchanges very carefully, is there any reason to believe he is either discredited or opposed. It is rather a favorable sign when |}@ man can so completely win the approval of his party. In the present case it happens to be the fruit of a consistent course of fairness. Mr. Brady has had his fights, and he has not always been successful.:' But he has so borne himself in them that the]. Republicans he opposed ‘are today his firmest and strongest supporters. That is the test of a good man. Utah Republicans are interested in the Idaho campaign. It is to be hoped a very decided verdict may be recorded there in favor of the party of progress and national efficiency. It is to be hoped the good people of Idaho may express themselves unmistakably against Dubois and his little band of malcontent defamers. A big Republican victory will be the best means imaginable. And it seems they are inclined to regard Mr. Brady as their standard bearer-the captain who shall lead them in the averthrow of the enemy. FOR ALL REPUBLICANS. Elections are won‘by votes. The party with the greatest number of votes usually carries the day. Thera have been exceptions to this rule, but not often. © No two men have the same system for securing votes, That is, they dif. fer in details, Yet there are some few general rules accepted by all. Some of these are positive. Some are negative. One of the latter may be mentioned. It is regarded as safe to say that parties are not strengthened by dissensions, by quarrels; by the effort of one man or one faction to drive the othér into the earth. Now . las at well edly WAS 1T DONE most FOR? When the Tribune kept up its abuse of John Burbidge, and its constant demands for his removal, there was a pretense that Burbidge was keeping the police force from cleaning up the city. Now they Nhave his head, and the city is in more need of -‘cleaning up than it was before. What is the answer? If the removal was for thé "good of the service,' why isn't the service improved? Why not frankly confess that the remdval-like every otwer intrusion of the Kearns party in the management of the police department-wag made solely for political purposes, and any regard of the city? For that is the for truth the interests of the was the culmination & ef Salt Erente. In a o'clock, STNG TMG es Se REGS full matter. of unde will be a sight band of the United States * navy. The Capitol Hill, let trees are ‘us have planted on a capitol Savage with Why doesn't Chief Pitt have Gloves, our regular and Drug Store io Thursday Jyo., called lifes of Mr. pheumenta. Ww hitne ay left * > Miss Jean Spencer will for Logan to visit for a Miss Dora Wright tea is at 112-114 and -_-_-_-_-_-_-_--,, The Kearns papers that have been abusing Senator Sutherland and charging him with trying to "grab" public land, are now ‘printing true reports of his very great service in the matter of enlarging and improving Fort Doug. las. But that fact will not' prevent thelr again attacking the senator, and again printing lies about him. and get per cent a dollar in bank you this leave week today with need Ni} Start 4 not National CAPITAL, SURPLUS, | The American Shoe Repairing We call ythem. We PHONE for Co. and be deliver beat. Men's Tialf Soles Ladiew' Half Soles Sewed Sewed proportion. other work In can with bank 75c. 60c, One 2 ny ote ria bi of Bow fc e1so0s of : the mid ( both l , : Lung ee ene ee Disease Liver, l Tt Who Cure 2 stom: J ider, i eee , anid. JPY i. Kidnes al Curaite Dis- sexes Ali Examinations Free This Week. Sy SPECIAL DEP. ARTMENT. FOR-MEN Department for the treatment and oe of all caused norance, excesses o ontagion. ray by bad conapartions "middie ‘aged: mmen who n ene find thelr sexual r gone-"unfortunates @ contracted diseases-the victims of blood poled -ind al] others who the counsel and ald of eeeeneenen und kindly physicians ae teeetienllie joto consult this department advised FREE OF CHA SE. | MODE RN METH! ona in al 1 prire is the cure under DRS, 2S tt ay the for a Iment . a iene cure N "C sUR GLA al "every > case of hp hea or i c SHORE S's : 7 you to 8. cannot Sund ay 3 and Drs. Shores & Shores, Expert Specialists, call: Holidays, ST. 249 SO. MAIN SALT LAKE CITY. } One Great Feature of Kryptok Bifocal Glasses } the sight elimin Lenses The YOU GIVE THE The only laundry ae the ing a Water Soften our superior best ob- city OF tion o KRYP pr rfect » divisional lines TOKS combine the Bifocal, Let us tell STORES-Denver, eperat- Troy Laundry "THE LAUNDRY Both Phones 192. only Omaha, - than seml- Salt Lake City. City, Dallas, Portland 3 CROWN, 22k f 275 SOUTH MAIN ; mi Last tes a Mt. iy wet or Tooth................. oo Pe aa Bee sliver (fneat made) Wrelelaie ‘ 5. 310.00 YEARS' GUA RAN TER LADY ATVENDANT mst| CUTLERS' PAINTS PAY. 36 MAIN ST A Rare Easter Suit Opportunity---Thursday, Friday and Saturday. We have some of the finest blue serge suits in town and for three days we are foing to crowed them out in a manner vou can hardly resist if value means anything to you. We give pao of Trousers in the House or Our trousers stock includes all in brown and gray aud the most You take your choice, tures. 5 oe (best), $1.00 te. 7 B08 iting sevecceseseace i690 A Blue Serge Suit and Your Choice the today WILL and one mecrrepapers. origins me and attractiveof a sig idea is -worth more is the lab yor and material used. HAMLIN ear SAMPLE GOLD ai BM (tbrezgh tlic 259 South Main Street Kansas cai ZS QUALITY" 166 Malin 8t. Quickest Returns from Advertising between utility of both in you all about it. Columbian Optical Co. CALL, the open 4 month's |: Other" ‘ ran R - CUR orlginators of thes wo vodareut treatm ent. ment apes Write for [rea Sx Evenings, Cons tat! on fr the paid on sav$1 and up. $200,000.00. $50,000.00. oe wn Shores have a Special eases of Men, need vited All RFE = MEN-A 1288 shoes cannot | re iW AND WONDEREUL TREATMENT FOR ALJ. C ATARRHAL DI ual S including DEAT 3 ASTHMA AND LUNG BNE To prove the superior merits «¢ this Fence Eee atment oo shores will treat all who app) THIS WEEK unt _ the low fee of a month (Gr all Catarrhal iseasecs-all medicines t ‘thi s favorable season of the year hundreds wil) be. cured for $5. COSU L" TATION FRE 320 State Street EC VAS BELL Doctors i reatment wm delay. per cent interest ings accounts of you find, FRR ee NaS ORS PEs BAe ay @§ MAIN STREBT Upstairs FOND 6419 BELL department credited an.account Commercial Street TLE ROME | formyl attention- annually. -do garments possibly $5.00 SPRING fh a eome book-besides interest, eon the most Moni The they TRY US! Our Savings Department one to eeedO M ain ED oe his. account South TA Tee A g0od ad asd a good nerspaper orm a very effective combinatien. Wi -_ working this cembination pow vt others aod cap do the same fer Bona if you'll only assy tae word. With and aud WwW ednes- who was formerly Miss Hattie Whitne. y. Mr. and Mrs. Timpson are parents of a young son. an $4.50 Fownes Ba: private secretary write a letter to the, robbers, and tell them, for the good of the service, to quit. Citizens and property owners should understand they cannot have a refund of the money they have paid for improvements that never were made, because the city has to pay the twentythousand dollar beauties, and there isn't money enough for common tax payers. $4.00, the famous Trefonsse, and sizes, Saturday, a pair in all colors Shoes often ¢ se nines * ur Wear 89 * the Kid including All Civilized People Mrs. E. S. Ellerbeck will throw open her home, 76 C street this afeee when the members of the Woa n's Republican club will give care party. ¥. Those men who are arranging the trip of the cadets to San Francisco are the right sort. They know what is a good thing to do, and ey know how to do it. | ° oe by 16-Button Sale Today Mrs. George R. Raymond entertained pleasantly Thursday afternoon at three tables of bridg: ments In the Covey flats, which were decorated With carnations for the occasion. suddenly dress. you > ° there. But there will be two new battle ships, anyway. And one of them will be christened the Utah. All vulues, tor brands Several informal social affairs. arrange in. honor of Mrs. Robert L Fowler -have been given up on account of the sickness of Mrs. lowler's father Mr. Savage Mrez. Richard paper morning for Rawlins, the ite "SALE OF LONG "KID. GLOVES - FOR TWO DAYS ONLY -TODAY AND SATURDAY : s of art in attractive with tea roses and carnations arranged in a pale green vase on a cluny lace center plece Bowls of sweet peas and dog-tooth violets were seen throughout the rooms. After dinner the young people attended the basketball game at the ward meeting house, which was followed by a dance. The fOr ane guests enjoyed Miss Spencer hospitality: Miss Margaret Whitney liss Burdette Clawsor Miss Blanche Squires Miss © Lynr eooy Lee Miss Georgia Felt Mies Julte Claws son and Miss Mt ana . 1 will ap- lovers beauty stvlish os table'was? to all styles that in and examine Miss Rehan Spencer was the hostess at a @elightful. birthday | dinner given at her. home. Wednesday evening which was enjoyed by eight:-of her friends. peal ean New effects. exquisite effects and Lieutenant Waterman entertained a theatre party last night at es Salt Lake theater, followed by supper in honor of Mrs. Potter's gue ate Mrs Parrish and Miss Sied. The other guests were Licutenant and Mrs, Paul C, Potter and Lieutenant Green, gitl light and We latest Copen tals, new Sunply °° 7. very new new blues Mr. and Mrs. Carr of Nebraska, parents of Mrs. Walter S. Scott, are guest. of Col. and Mrs. Scott at the comimandant's quar. te rs < o The llagens, ° 0! Sumimer ereations - Mrs. Upham is a guest of her brothcr-in-law Lieut. Upham at the post. Mrs. Upham is wife of Lieut. Commander Upham who was personal alde to Admiral Dewey on the. battleship Olympia in the battle of Manila. She is a daughter of Comrnander. Bost- received and Suits. eing good Friday, the Owing to its regular weekly Han will not take place at the post tonight. A dance will be Given next Friday by the officers and ladies of the garrison, ° just shipment Spring attendance. * lave another w si The Undine Girl's elub entertain sirability; or that a bad record was at a dancing party this evening at the worst. Unity hall. The chaperones of the affair are Mr. and Mrs, Fred Graham, But kere came a2 woman who emMr. and Mrs. W. Burt Robinson and braced every objection-and the city Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur L. Price. e = is tne richer for knowing that all The Current events and Current the feminine undesirables could be Literature section of the Ladi{es' Literclub will meet this afternoon at sent by slow freight in one original . clock." Mrs; . H. Bramel. will package. are a review of "The Spinner In the Here was a2 homely woman preach- Sun," by Myrtle Reed. Mrs. E. Mertopic. An ing free love! A woman who could rill will give a current election of officers will be held for not excite admiration in a lone victim the coming year, * of shipwreck on a desert island. Here Captain Willis Uline will return to was a woman asserting the right of Fort Douglas next week accompanied men and ‘women to pick thelr mates by his wife and three children and Capt -when not a creature or the world, will be at home quarters 11. Uline who is post adjutant, has been of sound mind and free will, could by}/aaway on a three months' leave which he has spent with his family at Leavany possibility pick her. enworth, Kansas, and with relatives Here was @ .woman preaching the in Indiana. s s doctrine of anarchy-and making it Mrs. James Pinien and little son detestable by the very fact of her will leave Chicago Tuesday the 21st preaching. No one could look at her for Salt Lake to spend the summer and be won to her cause. Every one with Mrs. Finien's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Ivers, who heard her muét have felt that ° e e Major and Mrs. H. P. Myton have whatever she wanted she ought not aken the house at 908 First avenue have. where they will at home for the sumWe have been careful to wait until mer. s e ° Emma Goldman was entirely out of Mr and Mrs. John Dern and Mrs. town, and have secured assurances W. H. Cunningham will leave about that she will not return. In such the first of May for Holland where they expect to epend the summer. circumstances we must record the confident belief that she is the homeliest Captain Mocaskey on It. Douglas, woman of her age now breathing the who has been suffering from an attack of rheumatism expects to leave breath of life on the footstool; and soon for several weeks stay at the she is the least inviting apostle of a Hot Springs, Ark, bad doctrine that has ever secured the Mrs. Char lotte L New man of Berkeley, Calif., will ‘arrive in Salt Lake attention of an American audience. Of course a woman has a right to be the first part of May, when she will be the guest for some weeks of Mrs. ugly. But Emma Goldman abuses the John D. Spencer, s privilege. Now -that We undoubtof. tow Y ls regimental eae Eaeueeeoe regimental dress at Fort Doug- which full aT EASTER S SUITS" ATTY Lake's seeing, and will number a large The 17, 1908. SSE aflernoon worth attract people. be be APRIL a ° woman foliage There will parade this wick, other? that ) day, the homes will follow the plows. x Two mer with the same wurpose in yiew can do more working together, working In concert, working with cordial co-operé tion, than they can if they are constantly quarrelling; if they are hating each other, and each seeking to discredit the other. That is trie of a thousand men, working for the same end, as it is of two. If they want to win, they can secure that result best by putting aside their mutual dislikes, and fighting for the thing they both want. If they can't get it when both work for it, how can they expect to get it when one is working against the will be an increase of moisture, and| that the desert will indeed blossom; themselves to those conditions and flourish, as wheat can be made to thrive after a few years of persistent selection and planting. And in that LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, arise. BEAUTIFUL EMMA GOLDMAN! Different experiences make life rich. Salt Lake has been bettered by the recent visit of Emma Goldman. - Salt Lake has learned how undesirable a woman can be. Nobody were knew that before. The people of Salt Lake jad limits in their minds. They supposed a noisy woman was as bad as a woman could be; or that a homely Just what will be the effect of this c ele extension of vegetation into the desert, But, arguing no one can now tell. for congress The total vote of| f, rom analogy, there is reason to beHowell for congress anc e above}1 leve that after some years of successapportionment the convention will conful tillage of the new arid lands, there} sist of 473 delegates, apportioned as SALT SOCIETY without pe an addi- means tion to the taxable property of the ¢ > And it means a vast increase States, for of It ae tivity of : business as -- properly come before the conven S onortionmedt is made of pore and men of means, and REPUBLICAN, and them it seems necessary to the general success of the party to crush aman. Now and then a man Is so harmful In the party that it seems good to put him out by way of extincCurrert Review tion Social But these conditi®ns do pot often MSS rw THE INTHR-MOUNTAIN were careful to make ¢he trip a comfortable one; to have it as pleasant They suggested a dozen "las possible. Published Every Morning BY jfferent ways to insure the boys see ing the most possible, seeing It under the best circumstances, finding the aa the Mepublican a of Party in Uia surest means of profiting by it. Why, they were centering all the Entered ag eccend-class matter Feb. 10, 1906, at the postoffice at Salt Lake years of their hope and thought and City, under the Act of Cougress March 3, 1879, love right on that journey of two hundred and fifty lads from Salt Lake Only onan a Newspaper in Salt Lake City, Utal to San Francisco and vack agai. Men think moro of the boys than SUBSCRIPTION RATES, the boys give them creait for. And Pald to Adennee. they honor themselves in the dolng, ac Daily and § Sunday... of Any Extra "046.30 the Hew patterns popular light mix- J $ |