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Show the Act of One te oe Paid in Seb radathn, Sun Subscribers a 3.00] ee will oe give jelivery of pape continue woe Please ea public per will be a P A subseription 444 honored 25; je a ee Independent ment ply New aonee EY oP. in 3190 he Hae independent e Guitseay Oren aL Boren Building: J. P. McKinnoy, ‘sole representative east of the Rocky Mountains. the fo ke Se FRIDAY, eee FEBRUARY And 19099./ JUSTICE If Utah of against could just FOR could. burden at its people, she have to what risen treatment by with fair companies? justice for provide are asked Utah, a law to They under get are simple| asked which our to} good, can private; in are river. legislators will settle the the prohibition-ask is a Utah has credited everyone else. that And the attitude result is, the state has been imposed upon. Other states have quarreled with ‘he railroad companies, have marshalled all their forces to coerce the companies; and have got better freight pte than are accorded to the peopie tah. "And ‘then Utah has to compete with 1 have ts other got and ° rt the those states-the better rates states simply that by de- manding them, The matter can be approached in perfectly calm spirit. People say "business is business.' Let it be so. Utah can talk business to the railroad companies. Utah unfairness to Salt froma of can charging Lake than Eastern to points. point a out the higher San rate Francisco Utah can show the injustice of charging more from San Francisco to Utah than to Philadelphia. And Utah can demand, and by the right and power of the whole United States can get, an adjustment. B es, there are ratés entirely The charge for hauling _©oal from the mines to the market {s far too high. The public service bill now before the legislature is 4 measure to give the people relief, among other things, from extortion now practced by the railroad companies in the matter of rates within the state. The price charged for hauling ore from ‘mine to smelter is far too high. The new bill will, if enacted into law, give state of entiro Maine,' call story in Utah, of you Republican It it fair return for the carrying will the the author of lief the of the law finnacial because of the excessive price of tiveness, And the profitable of the railroad companies ly of increased. a Instead hundred a record of people, The Park and Provo, City, and Price, and and Logan, next During four business fuel. and Richfiela- it make sneaks, nor it this army the has too disastrously Read for Day the is half one of the to be evils which can be a best failure party at enemies. Especially WILL LOS « OATE? when Every year Lake go a week very Los Those Salt Lake en they oppose such reasonable they ti get me it the whatever them is a ride, lodging, mean like If thoutheir Why are a or a and four Angel. They come and for about. for entertainment splendid o back eleven tell boasting- place Los Angeles a week. let the There coming Angels are of read In as out of a or of the there is abstract is of soldier Sher- always appreciable from presence something in patriotic something actual patriotism, and is Army many services nothing in union entitled to have the nation. they talk to from the front, and speak the breath into they all in earned this life than to come that American is good and of worthy history they found Democrats the give plenty to Salt Lake. better bathing here than Venice or Rodondo. There take Republican party men Cannon bill command only to would thing confer Railroad was of destroy rather than to a serylce journeys time of conducive state. us of turn reasons We there are It to will the to have is at fatrer be enact are If (the it. not do on do it, a and a neighbor. which take up legislature are not valuable better about small not of all the five time general men for service the to the legislature good on bills, and measures that interest. declared by the cor- Tespondents as certain of a place in President Taft's cabinet were really to get there, the cabinet mectings would have to be held on the lawn. Oo oe to cook for and. worse edi them, ea them muffins you have no v ort on. Hi Jfhe's. than anyone at a I f f il er i drooped publ oes Still ena Is the d th * to ai d. once foot er on of and the "Dilek humbled oO ‘ Cubbie suppose to look anybody after t cost * iS SO * The only dif- mM the pl 2 much be ice-these less. rs : Take hia tne 1e . early respect- of : selection. an we Prices range from- <_ $15 to $40 i me advantage 1] ¥ Mr want any gentleme n and you was-we , t care to have them why you've off, it don't @| Hats and Caps-the est grown become shapes and colors ne new- for the season that Is now upon us q A full line of absolutely new Gent's Sey: a ee ings, All oy News Furnish- NEW NIFTY EARLY SPRING - £0 ity 50c a iad A MONTH, Minenee E REE site IDEA STYLE s @ "Nothin 0' that kind till you look more like a gentleman. ALL CHRONIC It's quite easy when you get aved and some clothes He hear her drawing on Cstarrh, Deafness, Asthma, Lung Troubles, (neluding gloves and rosa to say foc oeone Epllepsy, Hy steria, ocurebie Rheumatism, ay Fever, 238 and 240 Main Street passed behind him, kissed him es of the Stomach, Kidneyr. ously on the back of tne neck, Bladder anes- Curable Nervous, away as swiftly as on the day Chronic diseases of both s she had ae the Me eas lidar" "To nk of e kissir ng ALL EXAMINATIONS FREE THIS WEEK. NOTICE ¢ TO Ww ATER Us ERS. she sald mn hace it Se r all he! s done STATE ENGINEER'S OFFICE, SALT | To demonstrate Dre. Shores' Expert Skill and u to me and all! I'm sorry for . City, Utah, January 12, 1909 erring accuracy In Saucon. the Nature, Cause and him, and if he w: ae oe ed he wouldn' t | Lake Notice is oe given that FP. a. | Cure of Chronic ailments. If you are -no matter D> look at, but..-Oh them Lyman jr., and W. Kelley wees hat the troub r who has lled, don't mise this they ve treated postoffice addre ss is Salt Lake City Ee chance to consult Master Specialists a any ¢exhim! T now Beeton's wearing his have rae abe ation in an -eord: || Dr. A. J. Shores. pense to you. Business Strictly Confident! his back today just as well | Utah, the re qu rements of ¢ pter | aired it. omorrow, I'll see }ance with | } 108, Session Laws of Utah, 1908, as | "Mi EN -I wonder if h@ has much of his relia | amended by the As ssion Laws of Utah, ‘MEN-A SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR It might 4g worth more than the ba 1907, to _appropr ae twenty-fl wouldn ave to do any work-and 2,50 ; acre-feet of water poe Shores maintain Special Private Dep t as respectable if no one knew Salt pl ke county, Utah.| ment for the benefit of men-who through inreetana ce eful to Bessie for Said be stored wheney = indiscretions or excesses need le servic o LEGAL NOTICES scious of | nape of his neck hroughout the night, but it seemed, mong. very r e force ie r He wa te resh suit o the knowled world said a in his personal appearance, earry himself brain yas thinkin clreum es kiss and a million others "! us consider," ral he .. after lunch, "The girl can't care, and It's toss-up whether she comes again or not, but if money can buy her to look after me she shall beNese Nobody else th work iid take the trouble, and I can ake it worth her while. She's a child of te gutter holding brevet nk as a barmaid; go she shall have everythin she wants she'll only come and talk and, look aft ie." He rubbed his newly-shorn chin and began to perplex pimegel with the thought of her not com sup pose I did look rather' a Pee he went on. "T had no réason to look things dropped on my clothes, didn't matter [ would be cruel i = didn't come, She nust, "Maisie came once, and that was enough fx r She was quite right. She had something to wor or This creature has only beer-handles to pull, unless she has deluded some young man into keepl amas with: ‘her ‘ancy being cheated for the sake of a pountens jumper We're falling pretty ow. Something cried aloud within hin This will hurt more than anything that | gone before call an d | remind and suggest and tani talls6, and in the ges. dr erted:' xt| know it! Dick clene Ai ‘nis hands despatringly; "but! be gear} i@avens! Is -a of his fe ivallable during the Partenels m J 31, | n acres of land cena Township sou and ae tange 1 east, Salt Lake base and meridian, This $ | application is designated wii 1 the State Engineer's office as No. 1971. | All yrotests against the granting | of said application, stat } therefor, must bam: ide uffidavit in | duplics ate and filed in this office within | tk rirty (30) days after the con pylet fon is notic State Hngine or Date of first publication, Janua 14, 1909; date of oe of Mibileaticn | February 1%, 190 SUGCESSFUL ADVERTISING The | greatest merchants from one of the them, a of the single exception. that sald used aeacrmnc one le to ook-a_ gentleman I particular petitors that deserve another| , flushing a little. ybe-but you won't get It yet. | whones ne joys my heart yet houses sit reais and let's see what I can de Brin papa car eee and dee for you. ‘m certain sure Mr. aa the rey I fain would shelter cheats you, now that you ¢a KO} e joy I might" not keep through the house keeping books Davery' month. Isn't that true? Yet had Ufe and time not robbed me r come and housekeep ! Of my joy, my rose, my song- sie I had never known ean re dn't' do it in Co Sues i Could to memory belo you know that as well as Ta | -Charlotte Becker in New York Sun. (Continued metas eeeeemiar their lool store, on and while com. grumble at au " ck." Planning, writing and Placing of BUSINESS BRINGING Advertising is my business. BUSINESS BUILDER Care Republican. Bell Phone 4163-k. DKS. SHORES' PROSTATIC TREATMENT long sinceto discovered that nearly ness"Irs. in Shores men was d or Dr G, you can Shorea. arrange te 4&4 REAL DISCOVERY. all cases of so-called "Weak- enlargement or Inflammation of the prostate Gland Drg. Shores' treatment for this trouble {!s original and exclusive--i sa Ss CAL treatmen 4 8 re other methods entirety fail You can have. practical demonstrution of this wonderful treatmer ER and see for z self HOW it cure i why other treatments can not cure. Consultation and Advice free and confidential for all diseases. Call or Write All a ae Free PRICE HOURS: Cure ri a tr Free a aa List if y ca alk. : cL [E IR a. ° ee etl | 8 Sunda ay m. Consultation and ‘sxaminatton ? . and holidays, DRS. SHORES & SHORES, Expert Spectanats "LITTLE beginning-every without ° this. Department, where unfortunate com Trance of Ma t dealings a exth the Sark treatment- made plain by the presence in the city of various "Fake Medical Companies" and "Quack Institutes," where cheap hire octore and ignorant quacks endanger the health and rob the afflicted for iaoaiert and often =o treatment. Sor Drs. hores have been known as STRICTLY RELIABLE §SPECIALISTS. They do busjitheir own names, ° practically your own terms-elth small weekly or monthly payments as the cure progresses PAY WWHEN ae RED. LESSONS 249 SU. MAIN s17. SALT LAKB o1ty IN PUBLICITY." - Lesson 2. "Look Before You Leap" country, and the most successful establishments of all the large cities, were persistent advertisers x ine Their ADVERTISING entrusted to a man who, because of fitness and experience, is capable of ATTRACTING people to the roses in my garden a fragrant breath to me. rose I long to comer rose I may not Pate the thrushes in my oetinee {11 a chorus sweet and clea Still the song for which - hunger e the song I may not h qualities of . bot you "Good gracious, child, do you imagine that I think of what becomes me the days bs ought. Get that taken off be~ I come here again I suppose I | fore can come, can't I?" "I'd be only too grate to you if | you dld I don't think I treated you } very well in the old days I. used to make you angry." Very angry, you did.' "I'm sorry for it then Come and see me when you can and a often as| you can Gor there isn't a to SO they em- = her, o moving quite all the good i. ference the the peda are! neeanse® 1 m = chil- and h appearance, tailor-made suit. i rt head ing Yhatybe-wea fiiblen wicked feel had s y and ee body NAY Wz appealed - * stylish smartly ressy In ) by low : ho "On! boys the id eR ~ So . ; lean teniples r was. a dusty. indete rmina £6 -colin. the at alent a mae : self- abatia. . better line of {| miser und. men, never dis > her dis il-grown " for q) a 19 yehich cor ‘sl - word ' "We . ren. } are: ware > droppinis of rood | tl under a nicer or 1T ute 1d say y . such, opposite every PY played d Bess needn't shocked mean we & Suits mares ao Dick both We when lo ever first-class minuteex notice m he I've er wagon ‘the way marmatd down wor: lot crossed " little De Ohe. said. sitting ‘dow n to tue. e . You Vait, ink you, Mrs seeton.' ‘T no ‘inte ntlon of doing ou made no Lnswer " yas and COMPENSATION, gives night's blow happy, the for you," and and of good pay the Now lesson Grant, Lincoln, praise consume go other is-for a an They and anyone "Thank three weeks not Angeles who orange, of of this children. Its a tired ly price for in loaded Elks, and out view Army, school then pack times and credit And wreck Los hard, wear @ Cee Le American the presence of Grand Some have an be party's some months The necessary They go of actuality is figure and the Angels, say the terms But reciprocate? asked. or they it-and not a for people home. among for and freedom them, delightfully. Angeles call the Sheridan-and There such and it {s of such good the sé fit is might Grand to army of army of RECIPRO- to q he ad- fought in the is It tangible goods in of the salt of the earth. Some of them and out. And the profitable cash re -| are not Elks, but all belong to the turns to_the transportation companics Best People. They take money along, will be vastly increased. We believe and they don't haye to bring any back, _the companies stand jn their own Ligh t] because they have plenty here when legislation as is contemplated in the| new bill now befere the two houses, Here and there we hear this ob -| jection to the bill: "Oh, that is ad -| vocated by So- and So. He has a coal _ mine, and wants cheaper rates," Or, "The bill is urged by Suchaman. He has a store, and wants his goods delivered cheaper." Allright. First, let it be ascertained if the present freight and passenger| rates are too high. If they are, men a @ right to ask that they be reduced, All public interest is made up OF, aggregated private interests. Our| oseretiiars threw the tea into Boston}! It the or thereby of the nation lessons of child not people spend doesn't of down guardianship out their and the vitalized are something Salt and under answered the man, the is law the 3 as delegates and marched All from the grips who you ANGELES Sand get What Army schools, are books. men not of long hen aking and Lee a a toss be her head. ferhiag we let an do anyhow and they ne uy. Eve | mele, to look to see that much. I'll come nd I'll be & go ond be ‘shaved, and et| some other ones aren't responsible the Do thereby doing one bit cause of temperance. children services? Grand that the greater And party or. demand as And corrected. enforce as the fleet struggle. To century. enforced. to friends the school] Rien YW tei o States a Atlantic. SCHOOLS. testimony with safest follow taking assured. day the member the has will correct the Republican for a simply of United the be the of who living in are a law which hold than sufficient are Pacific on several there? It and The the Lincoln history this article. Civiliation," can. ave keep charge they habit IN THE good saved. so paper how iny trouble rake Liza, and b@ sure ra thet young oO try interest." price to found And Ne hard should. t y? ne oes everything I "Don't you knew ladies, then, while ew, but rT don' looking at' me "I suppose that's a Stibeard Take it at| Nations will suffered states. Weekly Know while mankind expect DAE him | wha iagintee che thae thee aont must not men, on multitude Union. There Enact and of other that Uquor more Holman many charge the "Journal. in so ap- is grown. figure that do the the waste establishment's they troops, of failed eee Judge erue 8 muffins he ri Heimys quie how to and mane egular younga genelemen you j Q comel aey heaps somewhere," he said he Iple aaly know you have. Tell. Mr. Beeton to give you a new -_. and ve eee it and keep it cle: You be as | blind as a Reed: auoe Mr. He ‘de us but it This: doesn't excuse you looking lik © a Into every child's life is impressed sweep.' "Do I lock like a an eey then the fact that here before him stands "Oh, I'm sorry for you. I'm that the wearer of a badge of the nation's sorry for you!" she cried impulsively highest honor. The school children Mee hanes ally, ss 1e lowered his craae as if to are face to face with a soldier of the woman who had taken great war; a man who served under pity on him, and he was not too proud for ittle pity now. She stood up the command of Lincoln, one of the pre- to to Vi isn't there anyor ook after you Dick as too tanita for the sound of her vol to resent he tone of it Was cut across the head a lone time ago, and that ruined my eyes I be counting responsibilities ago as to the dresses ravages stake the can and nation of have What Republi- has Harper's not "in been at which in that can being a much Serie ( @ It posses- stupendous has the to peace the hurts doesn't the of | e be occupation that, Muman-nature of the us Cloth- ing for 1909 at own of island the the ean years songs. experiment You We | LINCOLN Pro- an it reduce wrecks out costliest national must party. Utah a city they and drinking rum-and arisén. strong we It will our Without by nation new where act pay. prohibit rest peace. results lives, unprepared thing. doesn't interests, perjurors vent it doesn't to it utterly Counting growth the ead | thought man the that our the man, appalled down is concerned Gentlemen, hibition is assemblies have been witnessing Maine's. only real and state-wide aftempt to enforce constitutional law. <As to how well governor Cobb's party sported him on that platform they had placed under him, witness, he was elected-this was before the enforcement commlssion was heard of-by rising 27,000. He was re-elected by 7,000, and only after a tremendous fight The politicians say now that continuing the police of enforcement means the wreck of the Republican party so far as its domination of state matters canal other protect essential human fifty Wells America Navy be two and Summer t Lae 1 did inirodu because Um Muel tor fe i have any. have of to defend to of then therefore, will people century. will preserve loss the Chey cour of on Panama States these Our to an the We than world known an -Then passed years, of palling. result: legislature and that the present to War and county of secured of state, re- sions. is that of thle Hole a those earth. More to | question land and impossible It to twentieth our be ; all be com there of Ty cros to to its With the naval power asked for by | | President Roosevelt, every one and the) violators. of the have the the } coasts. repealing the "Sturgis bill.'"" But the neompromising governor would not mera the appeals of the politicians. He vetoed the act of repeal. The Senate stuck to its guns and passed the act over the veto. But the House failed to secure the necessary twothirds, and the Sturgis law remained on the book can and will find Ss alt Lake ,@ great eapital with double that number. And Ogden, the every prosecute state all Black interests the We impossible During the first two years the state pale. a little less than $30,000 to commission and the "ey the political uproar nis enforcement was something dreadful, business serving the of United With use of into and comes of to resources deputies detect will be vast- thousand sheriff navy, a similar coast, of the will of its need. have parts in peace Cobb of the sea safeguard. on army. of have been careful been are We distant to sea nor the costly Boerland Tf the respect great nation the been States oceans. the the of preparedness as have on 12, 1909. but when and ll zs out of blind Lucknow in had people Governor has one & continues: power it of how upon next isn't. | What he does j 2 blind man, } don't| ready because in the never been would In it of Gordon, struggle in | England your telling as war for condition had | United FebIn Maine were that high with send ‘More factories mean more people, the lower price for manufactured goods. the increased business of grocer and other mexchants-for people employed in factories are good customers. And through all, we believe the legislature of Utah is asked to do the biggest possible service to the railroad companies. With fair rates, business will be stimulated. The country will er Ow. The farms wil] be multiplied in number, and increased in produc- same wa lots NAVY. escaped Calcutta-nor } find for integrity in the then the Maine, and give a better return to the miner. | With fair freight rates in Utah, coal can be brought to the cities at a price which will encourage in many county capitals the establishment of! factories which are now unable to run prepared #rm) Day's repay After insincere forced was Cobb companies, was &% massacre and awful will are he 3 kind, the devil ljitle thir they don't alice depen has Vhen dance They ' Coney : reciprocate had been observed England, there would grand interested party. had state, can There RV KIPLING. "Th 2 nothing eet rerinis with him, ou go along tnto s0mec- fun They RUDVARD Author of © Mine Own People," "fhe Phantom Rickshaw," "Plain Tales rom the Hillis," "Soldiers Three," Ete, | Chey don't. know can have at pro- Angeles England If the are} profesional You Holman prohibition how who as it. Mr. are or "the Weekly and good utterly In Harper's sixth; if of how Los she question from the them can pavilion. SF better than ; -- why! chapter very overlooling know Lake them. Let this| men back are summer, are| enact that and of things about pleasuring they know And Salt Lake stands wealth the carrying of their|/took Maine by the collar and held as reasonable as are her up so that she could look at herself in the glass of canc or, and then} accorded other states. They have a her up to the dough-dish of} right to that. It is up to their own words, he, for the first legislators whether they receive that put entime in the state's histsory, simple justice. in the forced prohibition on trial And in striving to put on the statute state-and-well alas! His party, the Republicans, put him books such a law as will benefit the whole people of the state, there is no on a platform that declared, as usual -only in a little stronger terms-for need to regard the companies as pubprohibition and its faithful enforcelic enemies. They are not. Railroad ment District and county conventions passed strong resolutions so decompanies are managed by business When the candidate went men who believe they should get asas claring. about the state speechmaking, local big a return as possible on their inleaders all urged him to "put it to vestment. They find the people of ‘em strong on the peaRae rance and prohibitory quesstions Therefore | Utah a little careless and a little inhe promised to do all in his power to different to small things, and a whole enforce the law. lot trustful of fair words from everyThen he tells of the enactment of one. Being absolutely on the square the Sturgis law, which made Governor itself, ane Salt Wandamere aerttory | resources machines people don't at know | never peo- they They in|" to show their The of the visiting| to the head Cottonwood island is Lagoon how much fun they ple can secure goods at rates to but have don't enjoyed| competing are know how many of at once in Saltair for failed, Legisiators all} allj| profit 2 there By automo- outside to whirl all Fort Douglas coast-clty | hibition for that prove reading and} transportation] of of | England ths|ruary heights! under the if will that article all, discrimination) the and excelled Biz Those state. natural prohibitionists UTAH. Live freight the is as FEBRUARY | THE LIGHT | THAT FAILED and water either SERS in| FIGHTING FAR FROM HOMBP. When you see a Democrat working] --|the GET of bonds are mountains survey. Thare explore, And here from conservyed.| thing. frugality in The And -{|old 12, and Missourl here Here Septet nes Those private] make up the! the expenses, law they here, too. Cambridge] enough Angels people of Utah the samo} progress, for development] states; of here. Rasterp Offices: Office 604 3 jis France. many} interests | to not Utah will be the greatest state| AS TO A BIGGER west depart-/ of canyons South} of because of; advancement, other the be care business "and Sail wechanee blle legislators a it ts their boun-| the people. assembled, ;ougenold Offices-Dooly Block, 208 South West! otek of the for for their only} take interests Give chance former! when orderrder to dis-| to are roads of The in-| interests our And city refreshing, tne| interests best private the breathed. more to stand private could the 40 4 00 | den duty 8.00] interests Boe, interests, explicit} give present address of address. the people Because are considered, called together. DIREC pha not te corclers "eSee eaters | or solicitors, on al) matters "concerning | an Well as ing change way the Baer, Sunday nda ..-...--ss0220- please that 6.09) ..--.+---« than ever and private those must air purer drink or bath. There to climb and heights to up organized better seraphs de-| th e| of For was was interests of made interests state of{ the citizen communities The be-| belleved, are of] war inyasion secession of every to an Lincoln of private 5 1bo tn Advance. and Sunday. ‘fhree months, Daily and§& and Daily Six months, One year, Daily and Sunday Sunday only, ONS FOAL, and resident went and well. Communities the and Sunday 'only.One Year Not Paid month, Daily One RATES. sally' and One year, Dally sunday as Advance. Daily and Sunda a every was destruction terests oe SUBSCRIPTION One month, interests, utter in| ake private North, Congress = Be of Men slavery structive of the private e red as second Febclass matter 0, 1906, ot the postoffice at Sal Take City, under interests colonies. cause UTAH, FRIDAY, eS the Party CITY, 4s private, by Republican ab. LAKE IED. so SALT E LOTTE TICE tansy ray Morning : = of CataThere is pee eA Every Organ REPUBLICAN, sights than the sea gardens lina-and that is the limit OT Published official INTER-MOUNTAIN harbor because the policy of the Brit-] ish ministry was destructive to the| ae THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN nl 4 More is involved than the cost of your Advertising. Your entire business machinery and success is jeopardized by an unwise advertising expenditure, If the machine is ready and the push does not come which advertising shoulc give, you have, lost an opport unity. Someone else has taken your place. Daily Newspaper advertising - will give you the ‘‘push'' just exactly when and where your business needs it. Started without stopped at will. No guesswork. Promp delay t Economical. Efficient. Ask any Daily Newspaper or any r esponsible Advertising Agent to show Six-Point League, ‘Tribune York City. you, or write The Building, New |