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Show Che Jnter-Mlountam Republican LAGOR APPEALS TO SHE'S HAD ENOUGH GREAT LEADERS - OF MARRIED LIFE | eee Fairbanks and Cannond S to Promise | Both Anna tl POINTS , OF "THE PETITION WANTS omen , Back ae | nce De Sagan or to engaged any one else. I they feel that their prompt ceive saying | will rewithout Adriath | matd, i her wi three obtained children, a valet a and chauffeur Having of] evidence every gave Joe" "Uncle demat ds gor attention 1 divore for labor the cent decisions the that men ; Were th no unlon of t the mands th 1 tl £ ¢£ everything 1an ju st anc h at ry i could be done at this session of 5 gress, so far 4 the senate va cerned, would be done con- | ¢ | ithout | pla | band, 2 had hen I however, no ‘T | remain Hquor traffic in Utab will be an ee movement ae ne tee ee looking issue, ereatar for it? 1 scarcely think community to allow or Wisconsin were "| don't believe there to call sale of liquor for interested. 1! not tion in out "into know, however, i it that ‘ He had in some forms cgay Senator LAKE ----- Jonda the hatters' dealin of statement j . petition by made ‘ read pt part in in of Language guag you, to ‘We-come | follow foll as ¢ Asked ocratic tives of | or the Mme. political | eat as was children priest, if : there Sa in whether for submit "We ubstantially as follows "That nothing In said anti-trust any ts law) provision enforced be to or' associatione organizations stock, not capital and profit, = ; : Balt tn | PONS gop A lar not no ager i act said in the a Nothin Two) Page on (Continued on d vy 00K to |} apply M hich publish lready begun fry rio shall ‘nor intended, 1 Special Servi ‘1%-Agent March' | Kepub O84 (Sherman| act te eats ‘ Ps ti 14 say la rst oe py: oe a i ms plat large oc- | coma session, by sion of of | one. oO ; In order to make. this: world circling tive ext, next, time Year, at his} at New. York Deeember on relve mont mon h Ss exactly twel Uy fr rom Roads Hampton left they Shops the | ed reported | are to Preparations railroad. ~the men. the Pacific, & Texas 2] the of are | Tex. Marshall, at. Prat } from orders by temporarily, road, railroad Passenger of particularly un- reporttrains, at } districts. mountain the in without delay freight Some handling the In management. trains arrly delay sf | Mareh . Denver, a in opments show strike : line & Denver the something hundred = One Rio of 7 morning. | a striker Che company 4]. into labor Were) from Chicago this of the men places on are more 800 tomorsoy arrive pickets out put have armed it increased has equipps d bunk houses guard force, and cars on ita premises boarding |b d | from was and a guard, by the grounds bleeding Arrive | The Visi soon may : . " Prince Helle de Sagan he has taken ns Rumors have been current for some2 time that this country. Boni to wife Madame Anba Gould, who was recently divorced from Count Count with mix-up a rather in figured recently The prince S 3 Casteliane. de P Bon! in Paris call for = 7 the whole. is. coal that will have been burned ahd the salaries pald ‘te the thousands of ofmcers and men afloat. ps st ee Phas of Senator Hopkins York,intoandconversation, Senator oe vy declared ‘ con ‘, Ce CIOL ma a if that to s eae eres AMenGUEbIto to Rare, that the j Six-) as Arrangements tainment TTuesday, ; meet eed ca demonstrate ony them they GOULD of Officers ae 5,r May at San (Continued COMING PROGRAM. FRANCISCO Elaborate a an lave 0 hearihat SAN { sena- any aoe ; ; sought : anaeserized } ry for and Atlantic . and Francisco, from EnterMen. Pacific + Official Page Three.- HOME. years in with a for prison U tah the defense, for served five assault himeelt Sullivan the s Under strike-breakers. taken arrived M. eta and Butt, Butt, her wite five the of children, of out coijjeq Sullivan all declared but himself, by court + |; Roe ++ this been)4 had preparations where | ham the|4 of Nine them. to receive made the|4 Te aching on quit men imported ride free a getting city, after \+ depuby guarded were The two cars in-|4 keep to made ties, and efforts were speaking within getting from ruders HIS. FRAMING MESSAGE. : W ashington, C ¥- March un doubtedly.send. making congress tions for legislation ave been labor on by conducted oe | require + and | born inet: there economic and lines which of his whe n some wen oA mesthe when asked yisitors they expected, be might sage probably it that told were would though 4| | this in sent be Roosevelt' Mr. + He week, is still about th examination, was which ata riot wae he Vickery, cald io Attorney ei York. in New He years-old and fol- the to sentenced assault an for 5 ere sirca' for and Utah with attempting a penitendeadly a ; break to ae cd : ne ape Mere eoree on 9 and Owen. John with De cember until jan ae + + + Pe pee December on arrested ee in oer ¢| ee on his promise released Mien he Wmen left he says He Laks Salt to leave Salt Lake late on the 13th, or early In the morning of the 14th, and that he knew nothing of the hold-up of the precise the to as uncertain date with talked Roosevelt Mr. Speaker and Senator Aldrich night to dis- tried it for protection needed educated is when +]°"~ fore- repeatedly from wrested finally, life, and a seafaring lowed after a strike of the 3 agoing crafts arrived in Ogden, from which place h¢ + | was tary es = a m« recommenda- the direct The * + + President Roosevelt's callers at ee far oe the Moke yee Tar an pers eee state the fact that he freight on way his "beating in writhe had He alae admitted trains trial th ten cipher notes during Story. Life Gives = \= | Ooeereeeerersoeseseeeee$$0 PRESIDENT LABOR the mé tinta ined "he a compromise ; |+ + Mord,‘ Lake in Salt property stolen of pose rewas he after hours few within a also He the penitentiary) from leased on the a revolver he bought admitted but prison, from released was he day heirs. the of aoe der late of legacies receive will Kenosha, of the by the settlement»or. each 365,000 H. P: late of the the ‘will of 5ntest of sident re wealthy a Stubbs, formerly been just has which Francisco, San away|* + Guard to credit the all bar took did any sawing of He not only jall. that Sullivan at the county and in Fea denied terms Deming long serving are and the hill on house plan to trap Sulwas @ prearranged after making all necessary preliminary | it an ‘ exwould there that 60 livan, to Salt f be ; is returning he : r arrangements, : i : mt 5 in an attempt down him to shoot |cuse outcome the with pleased well Lake the jail from away break to mission his of a fairly made Sullivan main, the In ---"5 voice He talked ina low good witness. Legucles. Big to Heirs aos the to repeat eehen to ns and fe gt March->.19,-TeleWis:,):s Kenosha: Although questions. many to today | =er Kenosha in murthe received with cted conne srams directly not pont SG dtioe cisce wean ina ee ‘ at 7:30 o'clock in two spectal | morning ; cars over the Burlington from Chicago.|}4% to the Rio|4 quickly2nd switched i| They Burn-|4% to carried Grandeweretracks Visit travel Arm- Judge in eal ANNA ee ae oa eee witness, the y all being were criminals. qualifications} possible, organizations musical and | + |* has One man, for the struggle. Berrie | who attempted to reach his ‘brother, | who does not speak English, was club- soon Later (Conthived "was trial Breee a together gather will he sions in rates sufficient to make the| participation of the two big Denver) devel- | pete; Grande It what strike-breakers into Denver brought the morning, to take and strike, on }out will and way, the may of of Bailey as "political,'"} tn cot LaFollette ( o he ae were He - 4 questions hy. AAG Be Today, SRE te ORD BCR association, Bisteddfod in succeeded work, indefaitlgable of concesrailroads the from {5° uring aaa ry 19.-Today's enters a railroad When means organized with fight to a finish its system on shown that exists to] : ‘ house accustomed here ' Will room court a in gathered ever thet BEES ON ge eee RT, SEE eS y testi to listen to ake |2n. 92 mixed chorus won first prize at the St.| Louis world's fair contest and no doubt| Janes tere come are more 300 and . and Gould. is the for Big in Evidence Probably Completed for offered prize exceptional Denver, closed, picture ' Trial Lo 1 in of Hearing several for in, director, has he musical therefore will h disturbed...- New of INinols STAND TAKE tentatively Housely Mr. which of the been 16 t the last fleet sails the after voyage ‘The from San Francisco for few stops The his compli-| Republicans| record it will the ships ar- the Rio otha to men hire cities to have left Chieago. by Denver at. made A : 7 : whose -} by offered Points, Stopping right or more ship-|@nd world: astonishing ‘to have increase until| be necessary hurled ne the , the paid and ie be" Ja"to ‘platirecor e : one the LaFollette days other record rat eh nen ‘e o Theoreaklatter adopted. Fe The one-year a make Scheduled ratl- forty-five and year atic tel ‘opportunity of chorus flooded are and system, the to weapon and an attempt deadly for the Salt Lake festival applications John Deming, Richard jall John James, who came to Denver | break ee ote ek ge ye vf testified City on behalf of the | Feury and John Monroe, who Ohne hundred strike-breakers arrive | ¢po6m Salt Lake convicts, al] are behalf, Sullivan's days|in after two at ac ; Savab, was that the ships journey around. the of elvillzation, to was commmitae |. on on ey etea several >on Rear Admiral with: board , one the kinds plan cl ah bf es Joe W hen yesterday court BLrOnE.e class chorus male ot murder the of ac cused as a Sullivan, reputation whose Housely, Mr. told the story Officer Charles S. Ford, on has national, is director musical conall and any at | of his life and denied prizes first won occasions three the In work officer. the of ne ction with the shooting at Salt Lake various other | Histeddfod contests, twice every that fact the was too, Bee In addition, in Denver once and and anc Hi fais Chicago 5 in text | Eastern on work cam-| 4 b io asso association : Niste Elfsteddfod this to competition give between system the along a ee Agents : ; : ince in sivine ts and said that he had never since entering the senate sought the eubterfuge of little politics to influence legIslation. Later, when Sénator Depew 3 in City. CRIMINALS mixed a competition : oa prize cash $1,000 a nT National voices, state- | years to purporting public the to points th ¢ in - nual meeting luring its its annua & in Salt Lake e during In ad3 next 1, 2 and City, October O issue Denver struggle in {esues real ; : is its men. Jrande and to go employes New shops at Salt Lake and at ge hte ae the Bodies, at officials Union which, the EAS 20S CO MRE TOR ward thet tboak: commitres wall will amount The contract ; ee enter voices dition these|ment ir would 125 Re aaton ae OF THE DAY.|..| See eo. an See SEVELOPMENTS ree = .organization club; mar- school the for if Support Federated -her- for he of the Death] wr at Hint and each and But marry not shall [ to Be aod 1 witl " | riage id considerat i > her House19.-Henry postive announce- that chorus ey Will Ficht Say tutor. truth ment the made tonight ly : : ; 2 STATEMENT ISSUE UNIONS Cainac, as engaged was y any enn Der Abt Abbe about to talk lisagreeable re | things pro two re-enacted be same the trust of them all thoughts buried .| 1 have Sherm th o amendatory. visions own my among myself to enjoy | were originally which law, anu-trust. of | peo ‘st the bil] during of the ua part +2 and: be senate the bY iis consideration Contract, Book Text are which and pz ssage its: final fore : ' Wasn't March Denver, De'Sato Prince. engagement ngagem heswithout replied Gould reported | report Petition, not Catholic This|. lead the ae the Chay With th e| 50% a1d. Republican, with no no, nil; t None | ep! a but other, no" the volee deepened in tone wage earners of our cout straightened woman small. have } th welfare gd right whose try, defiantly somewhat up self | nd ftlagrantl und jeopardized been of enough quite had have "f n elects and disregarded woefully partisans, Pi Shep Mechanics. court Tae rts wl who arles y Mr Mir. the absolutely sary that amendments and the a lawShould ta anti-trust ee presented presenter st to nsists that he | ‘be te old. 9 years Boniface-is as to much sort of youngster, is a retiring neces-ys n to reading and study George, turnjust Jay, little and old, vears Sherman to the in Re aaaa children any s i OR > aaaa Dene lively interstate 5 com-|). a oa @ the It mide case globe ie all his ¥ aarasm oe tary of the navy and | him - be that can re- particularly .when the one-year trip will be this: ir Hampton ad, Rio Jans, 'TTrinidad, # n Roads, , Senator Bailey of Texas sought fo conAnques-|¢lro, Punta Arenas, Callao, LosSound, LaFollette with fuse Senator Puget seles, San Francisco, o tions as to what he thou Honolulu, Samoa, Melbourne; Sydney, President and why he did petadeien Suez, Singapore, the President for seeking to check tne| Auckland, Manila, Colombo, Gibraltar, Néw York. panic last October, Senator LaFollette, inperraped a The Cost of It. . by Senator Gore ofmouseaho put: 00 BRING SALT T0 forbidding Senator which CHORUS the ijt, vice Oregon, He today. enemies ments"to Democrats 1 the senate alike, a - leevind her face on was no did not her appearance She ship and veil the to ia at jn the od acento Gould, somber garb of Miss Helen who was walting on the White Star who get of experts the many makes and equator latitude of parallels the the - after the interstate commerce commis-| ssion as estigated 1 this. case has investi thi boinbahel! only the not was This husband WILL of rates {n cases where pers protest against w ° uld." HOUSELY where accused Fulton the in 4 and crosses > which .One committee | pijjspury. considera-|-jould make a Canine. the. oreeent, a=bill- \ fleet been to voyuEere ues wonderful with ingles road' companies to increase the freight) A question favor prohibition, | was in which the has proposed dis Se last the of Maer t Schein been of it back by charts aude is a zigzag, e, re. \is! chairmans@¥ ginia ore come shall the plotting It appears tol may we open, é quéation. 19.-Once Re: tentative blue line tracing out miles which has been made on osses and that the ORS it oA of that part Evans which world's the to r "0 age the a from.its further order doubt move- Admiral The 38,000 tale war al all and ie discharged arged their its in this campaign. San March Bde determined on the bill efe snic session present the ata renee up : : 1 do given. amount cf preparation that has not been property though it were to harm the renting of business an immense for it, even do low. Is vitality ee believes that alcohol everyone nearly | suppose, of rail interstate of ‘Today's 3 ® lis a Preventing be regulated. should in saloons drink prohibition will cut much figure this year, and that not believe 1 do that needs would vote like arid when stimulant a as is good z source at | States by way of the Suez cainterstate comhveraa | United nal. the becneris the Without what from matter no a =16 to| -.. cember tn physical valaatton oe aon dire of In,the hands of this*committee all : halt. a time facture would be going tco far, because, country cause, the| begun attack of hiscurrency culmination delch emergency } : bill." "This is any way to prevent the manufacture and sale of alcoholic drink for medicinal manu the certainly But in the elsewhere. than Utah attain espouse nottee "on just course; ofa threp-hgur would move. t oe ae: rond‘companion. live one today element is so bigoted that it would not stand up for its real belief in this Gentile it surely then matter, purposes. to eazier be prohibition would favor If the to ought prohibition who sprung. itself. for state and had considerafurther commission . from the interstate| iting a oe physical claim to be temperate from who a class of people have we In Utah Fleet . Washington, ee served he to discharge form of law, is largely a matter to other some or prohibition state-wide have should today the ee a a saloon the fights that side the on Gentile and Mormon that senate that and in Utah, of handling the liquor traffic is an issue that is a thoroughly The former countess wore a blue suit, brown furs and a sealskin jacket. of Labor; C.N: So the seven-eighths that is a live one traffic of 1: March Washinetov, Senator Reber? 2. ly shallowly, For Plans Great of 16 Reception Francisco. It is a long step yet to complete regulation which local option sup- liquor THAT Into Draw n Apparent Criticism President studied, even ; Be to Refuses sentiment in favor of such a are either those whose material Of course, a local option vote will mean it yields. rn pro- of value the in education es oeee Globe. SAnes abe DECEMBER MEANS es Ep Bill Mle = et INTERRUPTED REPEATEDLY --o O to Year One ; Ci of Provisions Exactly Aldrich we are. The present objecunqualifiedly to prevent the thorough A citizens. own its pene (\jeorunues His. NexFierce Attacks Ss| GiGiven on furto answer Prince the Ameriean: eee Am ~- restriction country. is sweeping the»whole among unite should method each ee Gentiles those lfor two or three months, and then I x rs - relegx : Gormupers Heads Delegation | witill return to Paris My three boys Samuel Gompers, presidenti of the |} 7 ever br ere aye 7 nev been here and they; hay American Federation of Labor, heads wie »n askine for some time to be over." erE the fc on waited which committee the a W. D. Ma-{ ce, agg Workers; Stee! ea of iiaIron and hon. of the. Amalgumated Street ondj Employes; Joseph, Biectric Railway : Valentine, eighth vice president of the | for who ; influence which we by settled be laywv Mine representing the Union rl Workers of North America; P. K. Mc-] not restriction to greater great them. of religious My husthis. He ce liking for Gould refused the | | therMme.questions president, beregarding aod on thevice speaker members committee of the other ing W. R. Farley who read the me mo-~| De Sagan or her divorced if many by held is the opinion future, near very next legislature to give us this law. now would seem to be that community look for the ideal thing the "Whether ment in this the , liquor in traffic educative the care take this country pronounced to the in "I think the time is near at hand when it is going to be all over the United States," said Mr. Tuttle. the great issue-an # issue that will . be talked abcut see as much as, for example, the currency question is now. z When needed, in Utah and everywhere. is surely prohibition "And if anything on earth is needed, now are doing so, spend their all on drink, it is time some one should that in the numbers people, was married frowned upon y intend of been and now the question. question a is it w year and sich was: my : de 4 + ienst once more tt iat con- to visit anxious . 3. 4.) court.| supreme: the of he belleved He added ' | CUE: Rake AE eas re-| In the situation crented meet control politics territory will become at once totally prohibitive." Tuttle believes that the question of dealing with the Utah's S. B. of Mae aia ei races ae ‘ Sf eisbnahtdciiced Sar 4 soar of state feel the stirrings. unlicensed or plies, and ale sleniticande Watabeolitely. Picts sort in rate me about prohibition-are we ready option law, which will permit every "| do curely The prohibition. i memorial one of the the by him "You ask is a local "1 believe from the by allowed been nd havine Bon in his brief 1 ply | her maiden assume to courts French to| read w: which the} with herself red regi she name, member f a speShe Gould, Anna as Mme. hip purser union he b appointed clal committee she when than younger even looks ses-|] ! been have who leaders labor ago five years country this | visited) Monday since sion here Vice President Fairbanl sure said Mme. ittached to my. visit here,' the committee that he woulda I er the aie ee 1 fos nee Be eee ae eae ee sarisaslobh epee friendship to some that has should in Utah tive economic sjde of lation reHeving them from hard nips in all parts} have had enough of married life." imposed upon union men by today made was statement This ot| decisions through country the of the supreme court of the United States | ayn Anna Gould. former OQountess since the first of the year, have aes Boni De Castellane vhen she arrived, their demands with Vice President | from France in the White Star liner! Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon io at ) of any at The hibition-moral and economic should precede its practical adoption, One finds few to take the defensive, and they law seems to grow rapidly. interests ae ie ee about the traffic or those who do not seem to have no; have 19.-‘'I becoming of question we licensed March York, New {intention Wash le at assembled plans to force election, P. A. Simpkin, pastor of Phillips Congregational church, believes local option should be the aim, Rey. He believes the next legislature should act on this matter, and further rather than state-wide prohibition. that the adoption of a local option law would mean, within a very few months, absolute prohibition in Says Mr. Simpkin: the greater part of the state. action into political The development of temperance sentiment, crystallizing "First-local cption! with unprecedented enthusiasm and celerity, is the marvel of our time, and it is but the natural thing that Here Few Months | Labor| 19 March Washington, who have leaders ington to consider the next on the liquor traffie to Then Go to Paris, That are alcoholle drinksin exe the her place should take Utahdispensing that of claimsystem they the words,fighting TO BE | LEFT ALONE and in Wage Earner Forceful Terms, of snl Sagan. Will Remain Position! Pretenté Delegation Denies De Efforts. President's . | the Engagement 0 1e econ : Gould f LA FOLLEITE HAS {SHIPS TO RETURN ONLY COMMENCED ON SAILING DATE SHOULD UTAH ADOPT PROHIBITION? ee PRICE FIVE CENTS. Weather Today-Warmer SALT LAKE CiTY, UTAH, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1908. ; VOLUME Ix, NUMBER 38, ast 1 ig a nigh for ; the. relast est tlt ee ew Se es Cy ios : Sows program jegislative puilt|4 as company The |distance, : cer mainder of the session. bunk houses in its paint shop and store|}4 as ose asty ci C and hasas equipped ia a caboose room, 10 444444446 OEEP4EF444 44444 CozUzued on Puge Pw.) + *8 Las + + + ¢ Albany Ford bar until or he the was killing arrested 10 ae LS, Officer of in Port- . 5 was shown a picture of land, Ore., and ares Hicienlé oste é ‘ se . himself on a Pp positively He : denied that he tried : (Cuptinued on Vege Two.) Jan SIL - de ‘ebCastellane, , has hurried) y formerly Anna Gould, ctaca 2 Madame ah that Countess Arar a t e ake r sne er home in ‘ > herBr permanent make Ww fi 8. is3 understo Paris s and it left m: her reported to talk about declines Gould Madame: States. reportec marer United the Helle de Sagan riage to Prince |