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Show THE 4 INTER-MOUNTAIN eee SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. i FEBRUARY 8, én INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN Published Inter-Mountoty Offictal as Ebwery Morning by Republican Company. Organ of in the Republican Utah. Only pe pia Datly Lake tion. Newspaper Pald In In ubseribere to DIRECT, eens give Cirecuiation law, and not to consider. party. will flects that, people only LL. ; In ee pendent on nly, 3190. astern to in of Offlers: et | ridge DON'T Keep the FEBRUARY BETRAY man from to A his -- state ever has been care business a | themselves {doesn't good enforced what until the such party up on seo any citizen or not. to He} will as be conditions. youth, debauches }cept and that eltizen the he admits is the the said if the way of hell with the first "To In out the a him actual the not he bill, vastly which Man has the way law under law Most good men-not al! of them-are for most to That have an is, they likely state utter of them, true pro-{ would and desire complete end made of the liquor traffic, and an absolute end made of drinking liquor as a beverage. ciding ent But have parts many studied of the experience of making in the concluded and not get going to he gets up in de- is rather he he really prohibition FOLLOW very large Utah are is wants bellef the effect of party. He party to a are get with the eity of Ogden, law sees that that Lake, the all enact of his of the thelr might such a law, give the city Park-and they of then on it will and city which a be the enemies with to certainty Salt in people prohibition party and counties the surely striving the of are the of the located- to the Kearns party. Then he stops and asks himself: ‘‘Why should I vote to enact a law which will not give me the thing I want, and will certainly result in yast injury to my party?" Tf he be a good Republican, you can't get him to declare himself as the South Man did. You can't get him to "To hell with the Republican party.' He isn't that kind of a for the enemies of his party. In passing, Republican let us party say did that stand if tool the between the people and their betterment; between the state and its vital interests, then the word is a fair one. Then you may justly and rightly say: "To vell with the Republican party." But the party {s in a majority in Utah, and in the nation, not because it op- ses the interests of the people, but bSBause it is for those interests. Because it conserves those interests. Beeause the country is better, and every man, woman and child in the country Js better, for the principles and the accomplishments of the Republican party. So that the man who says: "To hell with the Republican party!" son for | i should have a his profanity. very good IN THE rea- | a And party, in the nominated absence he is| de- zlibly Republican Wis 10 so, with the his law, no one stop him. But if be was meeting. party as is a as be constituents it. The canvas, on this had long-insisted that is not declared bill a heard be another the have heard are ment, nor the best are to they enact say they action, | Salt in composed Salt of Lake county. the legisla- want law. "THIS WAS NOT DECIDED. is a represented They that sidered not vital thing. the voters by It was at not con- election, Not @ successful candidate for either house ran on would let the him issue yote him for give' mission he on this He is his a has answerable him will not Republicans, an good ered the and a him his that party own his or by his party follow it, to not in the when on offer not him the him been get to harm his realized He is 2 good American limit do control infamy ple, the truth, doesn't WHY LOW SHOULD HIM? THEY HAVE ° ty A oom Boe Ru at Prot to with as sé tied | Dick, it oe th bannk bottom a ‘Well, Oat: $1 65c 65 | : $1.90 y T= \ splendid variety of materials for Spring Dress Goods is being displayed. New patterns in decidedly attractive designs-India Dimities, Fancy Batisties, Flaxon Linen Thread Finish, Belfast Borders, Linene Bordure. "louneing, Mulls, Satin Warp and Mereerized Cotton Taffetas, ranpine UM price' LOM + 4-00. 2 ced a oe PGbs wal cilele'ee vis 15¢ to 75c a yard now ght ni very happy " ‘sald Tor max, Bae Ro aa ee Streat | id u' 5 | fo rf of Torpen -it's my own afeke Do you really old Central Ww rire ed and 7O a Southern accepted | ster antay dis fir $3.00 BEER | struck ae omit mind I'm all. do day Bean recula FISHER Lig and bed hour ceount "The £3.90) &4 8() ce scertanget £1.00 Cor $2:76')-Cor- vee ec ys LONaide. A _reguiar j fest } tomorrow -for God D his heart, spoke Brin- from | the} For Table { Use it's a Food penses." | | Torpenhow brot jeht on the money, | counted it out in flv nd oe and| one put it way i the riting } numerablea con- a abe r oenen cow. secre tive be j to | imal, re ie ae ee I were od heavens! wish . can A | 3 their! tabl tor Geer nite she; cont wn-| 0 Pee ©, married-so I people yes 1 0 oing Going to ig us R have ed, and confess love his aw his and iron manage Logan & ateful Co and the filng Yet at the last, vith him, Faith spoke his as |Yet attthe last, tho' the Agri-| the | second Broken big | Yet they are | linen the by time, either. at me 6 by 1m, bondage relver- and Ind. | to} wrecked by| have can feed ceptional done But ess this has mysteries, to the air call | from) and of holds who ines- help | ' ! willing neglected. needed who their are are an She industrious | all for the ele: | producing instructed led to in study | who are guided in setting: | soll the last expression of| | ite possibilities-they help in a work | unsurpassed, unequalled, by any in| usefulness, and in fina blessing. | It is to the honor of Utah that the| Agricultural vancing the the sofl, me college is intelligently ad- | mighty work of utilizing a. 197. as salaried in your chosen profes- ist; Ornamental German, Des signer; or Spanish, with Bookkeeper; Phonograph; Stenographer; Commercial Law. French, Tomorrow W. d én § out TODAY, h, - Sal t ng 2 lron position Lak € interests Ci ity, you, U ta h. ta" i ERNA IONAL Brass e . irep that t } IN and ace Correspondence Schools rimBOX . Morning. ‘The well-known | d OR 799, CALL ON SCRANTON, OUR LOCAL eh RR RE Pea PA, REPRESENTATIVE: an di Fas ea ST a Ae a SE a irons appendicitis, | ing to age, te hom ‘ may be used without any bad effects. an with agbsdlute certainty of cure." assortment the very latest Special nished designs for any -fur- kind. of architecture. 2} 2} >, ELIAS MORRIS& ‘SONS COMPANY ipp. } } Sout yaté, Termpie [Salt Lake Turf Exchange, 48 EAST SECOND sOUTH. California uud Eastern Races. Direct Wire for All Sporting Events a "LITTLE LESSONS IN PUBLICITY' '-Lesson "A Chain Is No Stronger-," @| tronote. laria, scarlet ever diphtheria, smallpox, piles and womanly derangements, is neglected or timproperly eated constipation. Let every intelligent family ge 1¢ fol~lowing preseript filled Obtain of any ading druggist, ‘one ounce aromatic fluld casce ‘one ounce pean essence "ca diol," a ounces evant syrup Thabers" Mix. ane adults two. teatake from eae alt r s eaiienk: Mild and swellest comprising designs. motherly RS STATE OFFICE: rought. n nursé-matron of one of our largest hospitals: "Never permit yourself or any member of your family to be constipated twenty-four hours back of nearly. all sickness, clally those most difficult to treat, Such ©, special alone Continued Says a Wrilie WV in spare ti because Mechanical Engineer; Mechanical Draftsman; Electrical Engl- 78 A Said' to Cure Piles, Liver Troubles and Constipation. Pacitic, | alone in the ex-| in the Senay labor be position eee) well Kenyon. -_- - = ming } They marvelous kindly been earth are power, leave To clouds, and their food many them-not time, but The fts stormy earth secrets, of the the better for the } oer neer; Electrician; Civil Engineer; Surveyor; Mining Engineer; Sanitary Engineer; Architect; Architectura Draftsman; Sign Painter; Show-Card Writer; Ad Writer; Window Dresser; Chem- Main st balowe . had} ee that pay sion, without loss of time from your present uncongenial occupation. ot ai Wey can help you. qualify, by - mail, at small expense, for any of the following positions: He and They | harness a speak sage of distress-and the vasty deep. mother much. They generate a Bell 055; masters} master Kafirs ambitious for positions training is required for filling them. If you want to change your work, we can train you = < understand, like, ‘that you" might' be| fire on train 26S « CHAPTER XIV. | Atlantic 1C2 ind ‘OT the work 7 ry in whith ; IsSe technical training for 5 c you want toa succeed. Thel. C. S. can help you mount the other steps with ease. We Y -_ mar- | oO at the iast, ere our spearmen had found hi F Yet Gt the last, ere a sword-thrust| FOL-| the have them-and 1s found in the cars and cook thelr ire PAN TELEPHONE Yet peo- church- around He of. a They e ‘ Ni G that) PROBLEM. conquered control H to of uncounted mil- | moving into ay, aa of your ° n, a possible produc-| | to speak-a adrk of 10use with rooms | opera! and downstairs where you'd} to, though I es to That is what the college is wor res | Be better yattended ene Don't I? for. And {t is the oldest as the most mar t Hae Suen madnecessary occupation. | Men Ss Haven't told ‘you that?" -Y°%) =~ We can supply you gy ag ou might be goin o be ‘ 7 § the look ‘of you "Suid Torpenb now. dl y || With your favorite their own eltizenAnd the next day Torpenho nd | him" good-by and ‘Ter him to tho «de coal-and you will7 not go father than it} Will King? If a} Iness he had so much desired have to telephone the prohibition that willing mother lions the ultimato tivity, tricity than drive their i E W COM going." 3 F = RB acoountable, creature! He soite | | | be married thanks te) mi" oe of| condemn honest oo nev mer matter? | and questio annoyese "You're the tho' the darlcness hac claimed tim, . " "| Tee d upon Allah and died a be-| . : We would not belittle the wisdom of} -Icizilbashi. books, nor depreciate abstract learn- | ‘Beg pardon, Mr. Heldar, aa but isn't nothin' ing. But it is more valuable to read golng to happer an Mr Dien | the secret of the soil than to solve the "4 { nd waked to an-|] other morning of elon riddle of the Rosetta stone. It is betRoncate and bis] emper was of the shortest ter for the human family to bring all conde Foeu ar Business oO soil under cultivation; to understand!¢ se, ‘ what say is Mind own business and let other peowhat each bit of earth wants, and con- |ple. pia, oe theirs,' but Just before Mr tribute that element; to bring from { the out But Judas truth, doesn't problem before solving it. campaign, anywhere, own REPUBLICANS Students citizen. sL.40 82.00 » WS2.40 ey : | ' of el and) you Soheumeld your cen Dickie, adie. || don't y oh la evonmee sald o on thee last evon 1 ow | ong‘T- devonpposeHie ‘ ee ice that} his office the BIG food. there ts an obligation on him that. can be answered only by recognition of the 00 2.08. Faveing Binkle| iat Petit went every or aron' a ewly-accey fe eel not| in this reverence that his is misrepresent not ments when the for Can race-bullding party that shamelessly up are of the command} that of the deceive his promlse ee 4 prohibition the jn brethren, take hig chargs! nothing to working But and || Nothing dominates the hope on and regard the of | aoe pie for Corsets pu for con- ur and | has in the case of man doesn't prize his citizenship, | doesn't care for his franchise, doesn't consid- empty Democrats| betraying the prohibi- enemies subject, {js an no bwn are into party's even the is In church, openly Wis him honor. indorsed has their people, of nermit not counsellors that of will man issue they conecience, election. mislead advice cannot -especially all now cam- to the harm of his party- the reasonable certainty that the bill proposed tion, any way. {s this | prohibition | knows knows he trade waterfall. trust his He Democrats now tell the at said obeying he there com- his will betray in conscience He he 3 I he the procla- m+ send ealizea "on en | the ee $3.00 fot' ...:. 00... : (eae effect; wv In the. mornin wily a uin-| clear héad to re T« i1 ee congratulations and . par- to} own people. Now, instruct the not And law. to since to consclence honor elected measure, arisen true... whose chance has supporting is church, make cannot enemies, and with if electors new issue Which paign. but that a pronibitory the holds, In his at harm on o) vine bee; nade much x. He had helped to nae. Whit scarcely inside a ; & headache vil-and-oh, ‘ revels. = a {ld That' ld, rat's tt the oun. A Ml Dick : 1 al -onspliracy for ePnel the "Ne ver | fair, and go de- his country oe Regular | which must | church Corsets Corsets a4 congress- | %, o $2.50 | I've Democrat, support who the prohibitory the people interest in it. c Then ully a quite legislature, order $1.75 hove s eritespa: on alaniia time. other! hoy {s called for church college seeking a prominent working Those sentl- to stud not! has puts Regular Regular badger." man. thanks. himselt placo conference cultural by are I the be her phy the King has former the club. substantial. away good King, a You by It are in men. and don't a as con- Cormmercial they citizens say tors have him, "Go jin sys- for any at times Mormon he of ship? have the bill they His what sane Will church kind. made You carried tell ren Or | irtuous notion on [Sr atin tiie }cerne nt fare" : silence It Big Corset "Now I pad ei I shall have to Hsthe political action of the citizens as aoa his ravin 1 _ Sirk until | the public statement of William #H. co, en s itlence ith i vo! to himself King, a former congressman, aa for former J a man But never a weed Dick say of judge, and a Mormon of. accredited pha or ee are ae in the oorway y E V r standing. ° latter "wa packing an a asked ins | about they Let decision organizations They he themselves seen of the city, or any Those think elected. ° [ hree £7.30 rolic ike a not be sooner , tre)! its any law. Republican a the honors say. are not a so knoWs have from men They ale ne r collecting | and ¥>° Tose "counted : {n #1.00 tor Regular $4.00 Corsets fo) > $6.00 Corsets. tor ae way of id of me. men in your condition ace allowed to. ‘be selfish. "I didn't. mean that. Will you get a hundred pounds cashed for me berere son lea This utterance of Will King will "| t's manleniils amount for housoworth a great deal to the Tribune a keeping," rr ret 1h ye lt' only " for-martriage oxlittle later, when that paper presents | He since or Tabernacle, on in by of ask The bill, nor Other him' law, they to of church time 5 judge, the urge it as be obeyed. | who business "be 1 ro hammered ; Pil? to have) proves Hig any thing. In Is men the simply & Mormon WHll among so, T were| temperance-which a-former duct You estate from These do e 12 out al "I should like to not feeling frolicsome Ploneer| evidenco prohibitory for up because to at . for clared whose flowing was cant draw ‘you "Please would of making Phir and true. statement put answerable to his them that chance. will is which evidence of Mormon domination. In " the first place, what Mr. said on going they he con- Tribune it contention. paper work It involves not expressed county? real what results is new not chance What the if! of resign opinion is what since a fair man, science, give Lake the he question, no be- legislation. question have of to fair, his people com- Republican. elected. = one,I out susiness statement in glaring} aoe e ae, : sp. | OF al morning after its utter. lsing the his matter. party difference men a his + the plot, unanswerable before demand new as chances ome their alle- the ......225.. Corsets Hagulas. $3.00 Oerbeta for. ccce 2 seis soo | Reductions tha Torp finds ies 3 all "Ustacrene Poalinh: cet C. niiatnt'e the Nile their persa ac ws {n (net) 7 ey man's in obedience | I'd if the the strongly a right| people the citizen . with did And to published oe head Ines ance, he its case he votes, a question what will honorable, that his was his by his firet duty is to that party. Nota word was sald about binding him to vote a prohibition law through the legislature. Nét a county or legislative or senatorial convention instructed its nominee to enact a prohibition law. Not one. They went through the campaign without a hint being raised exactly that prohibl- has he evidence free- weighing a campaign. of he he honest case, this elected prohibitory If to in the platform right be after enact earth ask arisen in honest declare a before and has from be is exactly will, fortunes there will so in on sentiment him the perfect the to strictly he his place, of reason, do His he answers honor, law to should If, in duty the 2s thro Somebod doo " action the nation that the Mormon 7 ‘ ; s does dominate in the political of the state of Utah, he wwoula . church affairs mation, present a himself, evidence it is statement sink ie > $1.50 now isn't look Wak, to those who the Mormon | political beliefs construction and conscience r H:} convince mean, the legislator guide. absolute munion all has stand, Every man. of William makes ko Regular $1.25 Corsets for 2 sop ois hele los COT. Tri-} than]? political church for the Cannon to is converted he that following Then, however prolix, wo have come to the main question. Every member} of the legislature save two was elected by Republican votes. Every one of them was a candidato of the Republican he! him, if done prohtbitory then take himself. he COCOANUT. hell! Jf elected. member but Corsets (met) $$1.00 Re gular per- the the - the dictates assemble tematic : so the author, the . sonal and of enforced, that such enforcebe best for the interests of imposed MEAT then} stood} him had to ei prohibition} CONSTITUENTS. a that He Republicans-he will very and stand of he thelr people; party now been honestly state, to to FOES. If absolutely ment will their law. Republican-and majority good looks at what cou aty | believe for of friends When of {ts members; join Listen: legislature the If he be a good if agalnst igrentiininal DON'T enemles have ASK YOUR he ‘ , | |. Here i \ that the not then, time evidence. S gience 5 Tomorrow at Z. C. M. I. Bros., Rust Proof and C. B. Corsets Ti secret ofa beautiful, fashionable figure is the corseting. Today and tomorrow our entire line of Corsets will sel! at the fellowing price reductions: Noth- moro charge fanatical she have that. true-could the {ts dominates preach to imand does that by And tion the judgments, therefore take it is | hall law-‘To sentiment not lieves dlffer- whero prohibition what 2 thus case people that not prohibit, when the country, portant have men said King elected. party." all would is utterance of those words. Spoken! aeiey Mormon a Sine aswould hav 2o been) : any they as the mat-| didn't a a we the legis-| Is is every not prohibit. So that a man might easily be for prohibition, and yet ney get it by a prohibitfon law. but to was would such man have the party present It of the and We for Republican golng Then uttered may prohjbition In ever clare Fe- yote of it prohibition. way would a Lake Republican were it al- At Democrats vote if the square led where prohibition has been tried it did hibition. it church say, tho been Salt y and and about both was) conditions, AND} was Republican. be- speech KIPLING. party. in have truth candidates. the the Republican in different. then point a would the om| Republi- would law In the party." to though <A necessarily be in The a prohibition circumstances. to stood South. stand prohibition, oppose party want was and he and couldn't against he in {s inaccuracies making. doesn't He with he we election prohibitory he Kearns And Republican his his treacherous King RUDYARD Author of "Mine Own Pe ople," "The hantom koh Vv." "Plain Tales ons the Hills," "So tdt era Three," Ete. to the command of an ecclesiastical | ery good Can W E i to you Mizz r ius supe rior. Be: vetti Is be eginning y to, sing song If Will King were working in a plot; Sunny South alr u 3 Tee wigaiktion | propositi: For oneont serious mtn ute "Dick considered -with the a Tribune, to help them create a such to the the to bolster duct the Kearns If he had then declared he| D law, party. prohibition the of into party good | legisla- a was | say the as of By hall under- part and taken of have} a part paper 1909. SC an Corset Sale Today= THE LIGHT ae THAT FAILED|: ee direct Ploneer that Mormon church party now mean Summit, prohibitionist, lature, he was told that a would very likely place, few earnestness ae of the PROHIBITION duty That {s the plain ter. } the Republican the a} a enact degrade the time to state-ex- | thinks Republican the publican. in get some days note of VW. the is vastly more valuable are trying to prove that law, resurrectl by first If this and GET his the by in find him fectly of the and it! mat- PRICE. at which a the {ng-ir PARTY. will elected conffonted the friend, Man now does triumph party man owes ffe dangerous. his tor, the South prohibition law defeat he more to its of wanted for. mind. and trayal of ex- shows party-a I[t NOT a can, Was prohlibi- Kearns WILL hood, disgraces Speaking. a differthe remain Kearns Weber, Now get between opposes tion bill and the dive-keeper who women, on} people difference who on a voting Republicans and in the IT legislator. ! effect time adjusted is three prohibition will beaten. tl of came friend, the the org The South. Man ts strong for prohibi-/ tion. Hedon't care a cent whether It} doesn't is in a City of which utterly 8, 1909 TRUST. down see make He state, THE itials esse yotes Lake hands | A made to the wiiich is DEFEAT legislature | Salt Friday have } 604 Waldori- SABtOrin: yee Building; J. e representative east Mountain DON'T and is, the he by waich prohibition In cann this people HIS address stands bune 3 MONDAY, him re- states what his He there and other him ts to asked in which Re- legislator prohibition. opinion, get is the he in That night there was Seu Mr. King stated at the Pioncer hall) ataire, The corr ynde po theater din ner r aM must meeting-and is so reported both by ; from to Re tarentinanta room that they nowspapers and many hearers-that ila their plan of campaign ent of military oneoone he Is not personally or politically or on -ertainty Torpenh: the Ke a principle-in favor of prohibition He she Mighat had b fdde n all tl tl had wo to the or a {s a Democrat, and his attitude in the eoton "fie housekeeper, « th matter can well be understood. Demo- | never = before in his chec experierats are diways "‘on principle' op-} ence had she seen alr: auc fancy lot T) akex J the char posed to prohibition, or any other | of gentile bers with, anes stings nua song; ar sumptuary law. elder men were 4 21 as ba at younger. For the chanc as of ws He clearly stated that he was himn front of them, a. all knew self opposed to the proposed prohiblithose meant sitting in bis « room a littl tion measure before the legislature ed« by the nols i ] Pa across the But he added that his church stands cls suddenly began to laug committed to the measure, and ho ts "Ww hén one come to think t obedient to his church. ation {s intense ely comic. . M mnite right-poor little thing. - I If there is one thing that an enemy And party, party if have been watting Tribune to make the King's evidently the wasn't course as his counties of not a his he secured pro- the prohibition. desirablo defeat perience Bdltorial anoatte Tndehenden that which follow hurt get eB statehood. demanded he not And interest resign, from AND meeting, as- active duty of party. purty should We for platform-enact of other states who not ence | since experiment have asked ' biggest { question Blocir, 208 Sor ith We Phones-Business and departments: xchange is that will for fighting political certainly the Offices-Dooly of them demand such His Tt redicals which eiiactara of been prohibitory law. It behooves a Republican to ate carriers, party any he JUDAS, state legislature legislature- on ter, his his command then} nation the advocates have impetuously for HH. most ‘of care ticket.| the has the the who Republican elected strong law of not--declared after come a present county, here, publican Department c dress. eontinue bo honored when subscription !s PAID IN FU has the hibitory organiza- prohibition party Neither nor Democrats Advance. will the not-and they the the claim prohibitionists prohibitory had sembles, Ft ATES. of a for prohibition. One month, Dally and Sunday 209) 15 Three months, Dally and Sunday. 2 00 Six months, Dally and Sunday ‘ 00 me year, Dally and Sund eieiera 8 0 Sunday only, one year ...--2.00 te one of yotes the Republican Republican But of the The party, Paid in Advance. One month, Daily and Sunday ‘nree months, Daily and Sunday : ve - 5 Six months, Daily and Sunday : EB one year , Daily and Sunday 6.00 Sunday only One entee nek s «60 Not purpose Not invited Uta SUBSCRIPTION the capture advocates Party Entered fs second class matter Februery 16, 1806, at the postofiice at _- lake City, epser the Act of Congr March 4, 18 Salt to to ae gene Seats Sek nor is your selling plan stronger than its weak- est part. If your advertisifig plan it not the best. you weaken your entire proposition. Have you assured yourself that you are using the best. advertising mediums for your needs? Have you found any way of reaching any desired class, in any specified territory, large or small, so cheaply or so quickly as Daily News. paper advertising offers? Think it over and ask. help. from Newspaper, any good Advertising any Daily Agent, or write The Six Point League, Tribune Building New York City. 10. |
