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Show : THE ONLY NEWSPAPER THAT DARES TO FIGHT FOR THE BEST INTERESTS OF UTAH 23 WHAT'S WHAT Che | paces | 'NALL SPORTS THE TIME Republican Inter $lountain VOLUME XIII, NUMBER 3. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, FEBRU*RY THE ONLY SPECIAL WEATHER TODAY: FAIR WIRE IN TOWN 14, 1909. PR'CE FIVE CENTS. HERO TALKING ITY STREETS TAFT PUZZLES OVER UF THE JAPS ARE DISGRACE PRO 1 f ae UATUN DAM 15 DARING WORK UTAH GOAL RATES HIGHER KEY 10 THIS UF TWO MEN THAN FREIGHT ON BULLION AFTER SAL -_-_-_. E ___ | Admiral Schley Says the Little Crossings Almost Impassable. Brown Men Believe They From Mud, While SupervisCan Whip the Universe and or Raleigh Sits and Admires They Are Willing to Try. Himself for Saving Money. ee SAFEST ROAD TO PEACE CITIZENS PROTEST BUT IS A COMPLETE NAVY ‘ ITIS OF NO AVAIL Robbers Train From Salt Lake, Terrorize Train Crew and Steal THE 5EARCH THROUGH MAIL FOR PARCEL THEY WANT Grande Railroad company $1.75 a ton for hauling coal from fen-Thousand-Dollar company While the Utah publicis Castle Gate and other nearby Package F rom Salt Lake a ake Denver Bank Jenvel an ther Route, 0 paying places Denver to Salt Lake, & Rio the € ras Bureau Traffic ape| D+F THEIR *sainst the . | Startling ESC as thne to ; in -acsenti ens Utah state public ys The Commercial aX: examples at that .day y containing be sent National by bank the has e of brought Although the people of Utah to Club a @]}) rates Beeon while coal, a cheap ee the ae butnue necessaryis}| article, smelter concern favored as @ Deseret valuable re er Spd shipments. The traffic arr at leech 4 say abpain ine tne pmo mat- of Salt regards freight rates jserminati discrimination ¢| hight a as ahi the subject: last night. YOUNG somewhat ENTER MAN AT + + T0 WEST rom : train No. POINT > His right arm epertins 2 rible swing-a_ terrific You + + training, we licked the fellows and Dewer * 1 J ara 4, per ton, its of ; | : . a fro ‘ +} rete, tie See. ee Wa fe get > e Denver day. as did safely, the ates held up. soa ed. a since shor te October 1 tuturing un panteiten nee rs Pra its; ation oe Point, raat o ' 4 P Ez The the ine train ee thieves ede y ais the robbers, Sen dconstant robbers Ss: aa ee fe katie Now robbérs, who are stil red dark Height, welzbing 165 ae in well > OT a Se peen ce ae ve ot road ei a ton.-. of eople sJter = > with f | distance. If th vat say around In sso. ne ever the hag ae d cheape or a in ft sine | ee ru a les STARTS eb Ne ee ever will| aresitnee ate on. A Oe thexé® DIVORCE : i hs GET eid, On Free Herself ‘From s the thatthe pesroad, | tle ave | the ir} rail- e ful | t js ilingeto o free herself ratrimony, so oO from goes, ot the. il efused soon, for he been Me (he!) tht just exe She heard' marry | no a Californian.) {Ss rancisco, but-is @ a oe the Narrows Land dent a, a corporation Eee several aS The eee we news nto . an eit. known ed, 0 Oakland daughter, Aug Gillett, es, and | lines, company in. which Woman capital- Seattle, < I news av of -| her oon appropriate to pay the this so Sormpes ng of Salt Lake that they never saw so : Building + + Aside from + : thet they etl eaey. "We hax that eeee anos is ind. fortified. or ke _ I know lal I with vache tage Mies there Said -| with Mr. | and" while! that ha: is| rat | the vith an official others. of Harriman; the 00 not, memould be Detar s chs dy pis Le Keine Feb. committee iz Seattle. For and T r ip ral of out Haneda President | any a quar-| time y- have Tt Is T ake n ( Jv er supposed as & b ald a p the W aters of a 6" the kin during y on LOC ee a the the streets winter {t pl mo has been attorne been ys =e : » - ar. would say it Sere 2e See Lake- and as hick After a feast at which head waiters for desire. " . . built It pe great a ; legislators the . is ry e Ve benefit ‘ operation tr ip. 7 the s l eae a Monument to what is ° yrovided a do 1 tl ; by the train J | the 7 there? - any > one get anies do a it i Don't i > railroad train, ] Mie Has‘ po and his every Or measure . | eut comps inies fi Rene tax brother there? 1eELe s || i sud le nly jump > dinner, and sumptuous' I Ww ith are by E lt payer 7Ters ked Tayers Mlked > gee half upa to ‘ the Cut-off amount he ‘° No: 80 ON an annual in his pocket? Bill? : the ; railroad . Can every one companies e this legislature? . f in the simply¢ otner that Tae Dei o : trying ¢ PARE Every one now admits the Cut-off is there. - oft? and close + has that mind Te ee Teves this ta py a atseries of the Oa e oer vioin- re rear BILL ia a if acre estion pes o mile the ee ar 0 Caden dam at get the 2 un- |ie has the e he will nen Sa ee nireg? h safeguarded by & fle, the pressure of half a mile, he water In the manufactured lake th } be frrestible and ultimately & be ne the not the or of hy ) ze nh lock Be 1a 1 It to stae, b Co the on e by ry ee se tusine present it to not under plan t had theRepublicans gro on eae 6 be ex seemed Te eters to give the foes ond sa S. roan vaat ac lit e interferenc lake-c atpe nee t- of Geet @ | President, Roos enginee ing «. es "tg sident- elec to Di care na a o office, aa ene! ebb ee = -s----~ ‘i NG REMARKABLE ' AB _ whole Were Chicago, . 1 § I ecla as the vot- r 3 eee ar ieIs 1 ( themity sts to amity : trying . 1. part But all ke is can make . to . believe "oo that will wr Japan New York, Feb. 13.-Mrs. not| ,| Green at her today a denied published story ht alee ° eat e civan her consent ee the > of | engagement to Matthew U thnited eeling States:| which was announced crowing © incé| tario, two days t Hetty ie s ‘ her daughter's from Galt, On z which r Perry's aepedition: Se If a century ago the Yes, I ha ve ana the reports Inthin Baron Takahira, Japanese ambass papers," she said. ‘There is no & dor to the United States, thus pi at ato HPs all remarkable about the engage~- ti regulation ° ad company 1s :are Soe railroad companies j 14-"Tan Feb Marriage. ACTION Sigal pure ly, local saue *renidents . t-off is there? f Cut-o sass for himself railroa Says World's Richest Woman theof Daughter's In. tended FEDERAL a nutshell today towards the reé a e5 the Japanese attitude) rose 1 it. j SOc SDODOOOO ¢ . us way -ough Chicago on ean at the ‘urgent the So CONSENT | sh Cut-off ® WLL TO ; the r Tie Pa (Continued on Page Seve | - yaa r ef- work the change of plans necessary Roe~earding( He ret! thefe trom ea faa e tos 1cONS inc lined s charge ar the ' , to See in legis! ive matters. lthere is no hostility to Senator Knox | anywhere | | bat. feat aoe an regan nhat ae ae arisen since the lock canal was decided upon Seite of ae I ae tha JAPAN a. Te ntea to make a thorough | Pertigationbeing.of the dam wee ° Naan suapension Monday re the purpose | nee dur ena nly ts pass es . @ ha Before a portion of the rock sherri "Democrats who are opposing ie ac b ae occurre 0) | urpose the bill rethe salary ortunity Se An, opportuntty tog 4 now by its tempt tending to { con- these he experts slid. ae eg ee ninted' thet wte tine Po'g confirmation of thelr Acetdent Causes Taft'stéars. Visit. It was out of this alide that the viait of | of president -elect Taft Rae e resentative oO 4 « aaoene ce é proposition howevsar. canal and point would coe Bil- riends " friends. Dp anything! snort nature dam. Unhappily, | Some ‘ oritiel m of pul increasing secretary , | three, a grasp ve that [anes of Speeches. Bacincheoesl any 7 rock c the intervening space of f @ about 100 ee filled with silt, the dam will be Fhilander C. which usd beta, Bed oP te the foundsdam- Sena | ported It favo ree. o 1 is be ae ate = or ible -eatety Il] ||Theato in bill will pass, Housetee committee on the en elections oe re aidant vice Chas tel eu es rae rd t great a Lue pas in to. more level Dam. Gatum ee ae ¥ } 2s | thickness reopened| tt little is can of ; |r tha le valt lower2 the | "8B feet: ~ r' Viden "over, the guest g OP REPCALER Prevent oo 1 aeey: with pealing the 2 Does oO wit 7three Miraflores, where 2 flight of two locks will drop them down to the askedsh Washington 13.-The friends Philander C. members Knox . worked o re strenuously ouse eop!e a tou P with antertainment? But what To be will f all them Levere 7 of the ) Cut-off 1e 3 that¢ > ( e hat he1e@ i had j house, ter nts the the been conanney see . awithout singer's consulting stall or catastrophe Sen ea utottnemera dam, eet! built of in of Knox i aepe tI +> upward of of 200 wi \ + | recently an accident in_ the lows yang of the dam [hich revived all thegtons® Friends and ac t] )e saves . ae | for? that 1a Meo have the but : O . : run at + ge . yi > to defeat > + At Gatun It tp tions will be 3, + eproperties and bar ina ) gapbonre cheer C first time Levere whe up by closing T ome veeks ago. to install tage, and r ( 1d na now does trip-tosee E go locks. oe ay. oe ee 0 nt 2 Majestic it been 1a 7 save : saved? does Can every voterf q state and erect a gigantic . + * one ae pene : See hae! at + +. 0° ore te walling ra the, val and creating in its place + = Ria ah uthorities, closed a rear proper authorities, to make place for the small stage. SALARY ccicetr Reece ee ott and dam Tere is the greatest problem of + the oo canal: z ° Pale pee entrance * a CRITIC a Cut ; cai. as wun would Sioned | small deseribec ae Cut- off 1 g Gatun + | =) we session Luein . c igé irs + rye + held is 1ere e officials have k ey a . them make If the get the people aye compe ' was the : + + the eae clares ] that This is not the a "ae courted trouble Ses be é a lit- renius ittlied sc a Can L than the ment locked } ni hand) these| cant - dinner In no other way an > le it some legislator mg did the Cut-off maintenance, the } I 3ut : know Te ¢ and crits to justice ovis ons calculate a e feiss tn aia beer raw. 2 > * The special had every retreshme : < ‘a of , the 3 railroads? a fs » and cae day.r heen have , > Te have behevec railroad's biggest @ legislators, the built the Cut-off for the benefit of Utah? Re Se ai lo tl ople in . was a the . for not tl his + nal + When the building was inspected, boy sbaolutely safe. oe ee ever, the authorities threatened to} * , nd it may be eteiee ie house if the closed ext was ahee yen ny ee contention seems (he | not Immediately reopened Rather most plausible. ‘The ordinary mind OV re that people é 7 , ‘‘Utah Lawmakers - fed. ac ‘ted > | iste explain-| . the Guests SE of Short Line and Union Pacific. ? Are the i ial, and everything hing g&¢ had Naché to oOo getget o outi > Frid: Ly. Gue[It was a spec he t-off to the legislators. They le« were going to show the Cut-o ribed i i TE mest APE" E | the ---- ,)| exit _ ee 4 as Utah Salt during President-elect and site his region walked and rode over the ee) +> the Seounl and: about the oreon tiedi that ‘duringfilled een house, with. ‘ itis mostly whieh; act at th: ce prosecute ne | Inte o eee @ same (Continued men who aroon putPageto work {n Seven.) such business Gre: it ten hours of the Pa 2 er € , e Ss y O the fe | Levere ne oe ine : ae ne ne he | of the dam, and chi to nets eda exits e, se e, ) the| had known that Mr. Hirth was coming| agreement gia aan +t pies as well enod, ; 1larger more! to examine the exxits o of the establish- | ¢minent ae the half, conten d each p ery ee Sera OR peculia ac at ; d fall there are far time Bard Mr ae and the only we aS): 5 s tha election time is near at ed is that t Ul d a@nrine the summer and fall anc a Some funny. practicaly inspection women and <2 anita hou eae scales will proceed &a , distati : D be lert open while a portent te _ shay miles: ‘then € n the going on, were closed and locked, Culebra cut and on to . making ex as such, . practically one lock king the the exits will drop the Gpec cr The possible disastrous Se eae whence they will proceed | the exit, stage. iacnrotte WIFE *° HOSTER. ee 13.-For + one + + negligence, early not x Hatey Levere, manager eee . mE teen ; . Awhhile the. e. l than | It is pretty " = vs H. Harriman-Solons train left loaded had tiny Hirth» visited res ao cial doing|s ate dency = i Gis a is eucars ere inal Mr. aah ae eat in ke be rey Piles 4 e streets A on t oe * an $3,000 at j It fo ‘If us ag & there bonis In the te afternoon, they came back. P city! out of he oe > flushers w warehouses c ec pet = = vein by on expenses Ale 2 en many rone would ‘ankert TO ay . 2 few days| effects of such a violation of the law done most of the,cannot well be calculated on the slush from the anle arise in the theater from e has department, bat street prove that there should be no railroad commission in Utah? "Do eae 7 an t eity? rates to San Franciscotyp because it costs the; company to carry ; } AA state tate institution . tua) CA less Pata Some word of defense can be made for the big trip to Logan. _ } is there. ‘And there is some color of excuse for the Green river trip. But when there wher ould is import: int legislation, when more has recom- $175.4 month salary *| the the: sl 7 ; On g | EEFEFAFFEFFEEF FFF + FFF F444 that, after sun { How does the Cut-off prove . railroad lovea for ° Utah? How TE: a0 Harriman| 13.-The Ko the *s > iy oes But ey Gy 8! Exits i Ferform- Is Goin Future, ; £4444444444444-44 . Finds . While ance was. the re come to the state, or "1does it~a go into the coffers of ° --¢ the Tae 9 Taw company . | Se Policeman in Washi, anid fo so the 5 One Harriman Te ak in accompanied a aner = able perce without1 any event ine Ldvise ible for me as navy department to sug> 3 West, ment 3 be Ae Serta: es ay aera ren ee e as ye a money Southern inthat he thinks Mary \ ‘ Be Ge Rag Inspector Locked + + ee the ‘streets were in pa sae nda pidestrians for ie ata ae: sloeh and si{p through Pes Auras eth acs EXPLAINS +|+Derresults whichic, Inight be caused by + * sea level. a warrant was # * posed to MALO could Sa me Se national p aT jlesse The Tribune says in a fine headline: was any is nem ina misnt! F Bee 4444 tith tthe Got ara +444+4 © £ tor. Levere will be compelledTy' 2h 275 aremaarncenall EMOTEa a walters ee es eaeen of the police court for his crim:.+ ¢ Chagres Hisar be Reed iy FoOfrane 3 but poe rulf t \ we c Bite. nie Tartiond to pick that I ] ith Japan at this present tel with ! 5 peu-| . + _ 0/¢% much nud in their lives before. indignant citinens ire the 4% ang telephoned to ne Repub- an|+ ing it a disgrace. the athletic force and { Nelson to that of or of small vee rriman that of an . » vat + marr' age re et olice Part of the people are laughing, eens and ‘Asiting in jakiand | peat dviseofficer, young glBae duties Wo- || BoogiF ind waSEO Oe . and ave aamaest> OLDE Won | will Ler coosnome 46 ihe leywhich" oe the there zany Cut- off there will be, af the lg td, |() ere eat fy of Jonna or ing, e a aelan conan falr.fy againstse the,dang % a4 terested in the "Tacor me thems YS Fee ae As with Mr, Bowes gale Moco as ake the minds our nation is sb . conduct-j| and = . Didn't ee haat Tilington's in- | counss @ council, . {ll be aa sur-)} menue Mor passsee th with bill whichto| get divorced. the | his W. whip a for Mrs a could | to' the,a ‘oon- . | South, Andof the it Jsa re to aesniest estate men| ofHarriman $50,000,000 San. real Francisco, Ed-| © cree Mr. was He. only well is not kip J ia aes ‘political and social te nown he Iso the pre behind west, ‘‘over the waters of the Great Salt Lake.'' > ~ ne roe : presence of the Cut-off have been proved. And receiver's hand, and the Carolina, Cyinchfield & Ohlo, just completed ut| capita Ane people en 7 ae ae till the very end. costliest | erel\ associated. one and "roy Pang streets, ae om ne to ; | Ottteet+9s++++++4b ete is causing toereees, be made by visitors Yes, that trip of the legislators to the Lucin Cut-off is getting Tunnier ever | 1 the he | egis lat i littl e over half gone, the' Lucin business comes though ature isa lh ta rumor eans she {s to Girone | the Sou th Nase ereat‘foture: for Frohman husband, manthe| Soadlim? \vnericanher theatrical The Ryan interests own both greatestyof . : and Amerhead of th e theatrical) Seaboard Air Line e r railway,y, which wh art TAFT + fata $ of the 74 bh bite al « : ey, Senior - IT firm of Hurtig| Gy off if they | St. theHat Tl. 19 | : ow Sagal Danle agers, ete Or any) order to Canal Will Be Posi- : sentiment that was Inhar-|+# discomfort and general disgust, moniou th ber - poe ean "8 sae military amb!tions, It would not os be|+. the peeffectshige strange fair "ey Ee "that the government < + prospective upon homescekers. Japan-intelligent government that | Ogden beto Harriman| 7 I sua Panama tive Fact in the 3% For endanger 7 See iS + Wiekine the anasa Bethe Mee ieatie : : Ee ¢ moving theater. mak ng. picture: poss nee thereby. pteoce their‘ ‘sumptuous. guests into " theThat railroad dining room in Ogden, and was right. Legislators might . Believe py, petiatwo Yor. many "ve St. n0¢" say "positively. cia) to augment his f FS‘ a feelings cies city a +!+ 44+ 44+ $444 $444 4444+ hi ith J Sh ent| I think, with Japan. She went) as abo 0 close eed a Pic 3 eh aanncihoa | rriman : © < enc uve , Feb, 13.-Margaret| filmPetion. the 1 caring of theatrical wor-|.) ADD. Engineers Return Convinced That All Is Well : and That. SCHLEY. acainst one of the moat powerful na-| 4 lican'concerning the matter, call- + ons of civilization and 4 Se pabs eae ene. of the way, for the railroads | oiitee ibywie Bout oresia ‘Merl Harahar . ry aha ;+ | :+ cet or markof wie erties, or to of the ‘big show.) his widow, by fF 4 Edward i 1e Was the e Sou 18384 | rical Magnate to Marry = | tf Pintvas!in South on.o business Capitalist = c owe the cere cy on e Peppatiy: Nae Dever a ++ really voit creature aweing ane that that you discover hadis the pictured. ontinue early. back "Caroling, Clinehfiela» 4 | dae combieted be see interest r Theat-| ine a Soe -- = Even RUMORS "influenced. OCit pout Sop eerertys 1e Will is survived | PRESENCE : Residents pen 1 w Such oo compe official + to }he ago, " where sold lemonade The it 1° pistol, Tenk.. Wed. :13.- riman an Harahan ILLINGTON < ¢ : Is After More South: ern Railroads. ahs nid : ; point with pride to the fact that be is setting aoe wih eine a Tee & Balley circus in Cincinnat! more e Nels eae MANY | Tennessee He + + | surpasse( n sa ake other American city. In sere: 5 ce died today at his home tn| ‘ oY] re ait ie He was born in Nashville, | oat f the Lepehi sa ' Seed oo gt attache of the ‘Bat tiara is Site tf Bae eer ° re vd mublic vas 1e@ baroth as LTC & 20 Dalle) years ' show and und | linois. tral were morning' on Cen .a-spectal train here Thethis. presence TO theatrical WORK | nin aes = © (Continued onStee Pagereo Seve Seven.) --- oo T the « - = ee N' § he subse- Fireman MARGARET of2 aa eople Sr ecaratain| freight a r first Lake $ Engine ADMIRAL + ‘This ‘has been and is. +/+ nanan in thes lick the unt with his relCha tery Dead. ore of| nuts to the patrons ais general vastly commonest The faa eane ay.36 miles train, yur, Ms as. oI acl ° The train war iepin-# haltDenver. mile of Military tee wt been Fort ae ea | & Seamen, this city os Fae ee r ee | pearance fon while 1t tia le reeast oe paovlé bat 7 gta aig tir f. | larly two bandits Ste zaw a man, whom| hobo riding the} blind baggage when we ae minutes -at the P. alm fc ponyns te made 1eir rhe have +| + "+ | 7 ak MSP pat hest ope A ppt the | DODODODODOODOODOOOOOOO tha " is surere¢ duce ‘the pr nent svonla ee the two. ba f the that he to be |ber apllined coal as of bullion of Utah have done concern 1 r 7 aa was quent Mgnt of x insists ught in than the bullion and'the road| hauls a hundred times as} C consignment of mon a The holdup was "planned 1 + qi * up to yesterday, matter, Maving us, be- the +____ -_ Theatrical for haul-| num iol than two dol-|t ¢ tle, ed a ut on March --- + "iNE Ww charges! of Utah, more than } of hough eighteen *<"mnackages package: actig :regisne of | Dome } WWWhata will theh R lo »GG ered mail were stolen: the, ac road ¢ « ee academy "Sonked." a charges coal is a because private the necessity, Leet dat The the looking plainly for oneIndicates partic ula ar pac sk he b bandits a Salt se he ; aiso| | will always continue to do in| ably morerailroad for, the | Denver e<tr ds,| Grande In this s e .thoroughly ae? $1.75 Valuable > bail oak rev pounds, en educated, Both men appeared quietly ane ™ Grande ixty-two cents is scart D | company will & to pe ought to largely. large ‘about' as 2 mask, 5aq :Get ao vewes : F, sandy sult, with yroro; aark Rio peel stockholders of toc Balt' Lake«C jue 111 miles the ayrenice partially Does e cap. xo Ave fect wix inches or 2 e-Abuut ‘a high tenor voice. People the e an See 18 e tats savite pared ee7o 2 onetaping. common people worth not ; lee oe f-s gate per the 2 tra in \ chs ised Ke d feat the ta iesame Yes 1é@ val Die oon bullion,tne')| Sadie partis: by one or au oA era Men a a"0; i to this city Sead: a o. 1-Nearly six co cant ‘wrere than 150 pounds. p old, red face, tache, clad tu t the ing committd ee 5 , who boarded ‘Springs, aided Sea confederates at the scone of ime. "h Description of Thieves, wing j2a ge ae Aus ae ise and r oads noe In e bullio on able abl nee 4 nd guished bbery was escapec. ¢ aw ne Retora do tr f£ze ox 5 Dae wire. all the registerec all, The| 700 ai 000. The) njated at Toor 1 $20,000 to ‘3 terror-| train crew were rr wea rar " > nd yhmat} s te ate Beaten it the ons 7 cktete: iar 5 tCS hw yc found ‘ 47 a> crew Torced'ytg at ays' visit Sater ti . pe through] Po re bm ough itleft Salt Lake reiA tat a. Pn 12 ed nd ; o SOmimon, the passed ae ary ne te week Slocum, " Mine Emparra of ies years, Sete hroughout.euth day. N. y 12. ayers Out of a b crossing. a Ja resentin tate 400 canicine the It_may or ton,| dideeek : _ Late Im the by "ew United - tates mays ‘be !Hex se uit weet0 wera ers air | _Refining| Union, Mr. Paricingon iP m1 18 che of 185 who | an 2 con! Ponto ‘hapared |p 5 bie. fan #0me Dever. ¥ the: t ee reat eal 'o ae Sh makin a Heat ¢ ne Pe i wer bry See he rkings of (he cree, Yr helt c : ss 5 H femnde eel. Seauarrnea edsteals deepartment, chiens. Fac j fizerland. we ot. the ft Hale * ee ts s to keep from Staats gress-| os the lack my niete: the! BA itude (6 aterial and beca = { 4 os of keeping ing t 5 n Burton Ll, French to re eee ae as oF ene ReEYAr co st lderensa. an tt ae reo ndit fon that 1 A 3 to Le "t ee one for that + tne in every part of Salt Lake, + Including the business section. the sty punch. I havy.ng also an pee was subdued. American Soldier 8 a Idaho, ae mb? % mies noe ver, "to For the street crossings on unpaved stveets, and most of the paved * Ones, cally no offort on + pn this week vanon his wayiere home!he of the little: jsland, inflated and over- | day. there was. practic Drasscoly, arene toile 1 eca connecting a howe cle " ae wz Sr eaidhaas ms Ee Z Le ree IF IT FAILS, ENTIRE CANAL THEORY IS WRONG ECONOMICAL + come jentons of the reputation of 3G higtes Ie is the apes demire "So, Passes Exam-e| The bulletin) - jnatigng and Will Becom | reads: aoe tin take a n ae |} people these matte con| cern e : : ae bite ase bullion | that the freight rate on-base D ue at oF an 1 4 Frida ote IS competition of +| +. condition. + H+ . J. Leo Parkinson "ete + commercial advancement. Let + ae take the prize fighter, Jeffries. on Lake |) pertinent things to say apout ited oa - Grande; IT DEFF4H4 4 4444444644444444445 o\|+ 7 +) + +|* +|+ Washington, Feb. 13.-Admiral Winficld s. Schley, hero of San f- with guns, Saturday morning |) containing iead, copper. ere silver sev-| "Washington t De Ge Fee! a15-3. Leo| jqi™enay, gold, and too,desir1, wor eat, ae dd-is now Eovernment, or ever held up Denver || ¢rai hundred to several thousand Ant Parkinson, of Geo CG. Parkin-| clashing. swords withwas ‘America, successfully : ‘ /* 4 & tRio i BUT +4+4+% +444 +44 +44 +440 |} ie, are} $10,000 j to the Colorado National} . bank, its Denver correspond. c . ent, two daring train robbers, : 5 . ; of the Utah Capital, ENGLAND ago, looks for trouble with Japan. told The Republican correHe + of affairs. contributing thousands of dollara| ; Weekly to the railroad company, yet IDAHO knowledge ve ry package would : | evident OF ~ + . " same | i With Make Trouble LESSON Bank to}bundreds of dollars a ton for the Ameri- | +a spondent"From so at his home here to- +| + such as would have serered: a + an 0 . to several: thousands . : the dawn of time +/+ country village. Yesterday, snow by An-|can Smelting and Refining company for a rate equivalent to | +4 the human race has been a fight- +| + and slush were added to the mud, + DY N: ; ‘ zs : or = + ing race,' the admiral. ¢| ¢ making nost an unbearable Goes MAKE the is daily hauling base bullion valued at from several Avoiding Theft, | 63 centsa ton for the same distance. (Gy MEN They Could Silver Bars. Registered Mail Packages. If the Great Dam Holds Fast, the Lock Canal Theory Will Be Victorious and Col. Goethals Will Be Vindicated. Man Who Whipped Cervera Visitors to the City Express Does Not Believe Any Nation Their Disgust and Leave Could Conquor Us, Although With an Unfavorable Opinion Ton of Black Diamonds Subject to Higher Charges Than Ton of Gold or Hold Up Rio Grande 3 request of Presi- aaa Roosevelt. jdent Roose' nae fag the erat at aero cuvesument may federal castuation | take }fornia." regarding th con® a Bi to Wash-| Baron w action care in Cali-| Takahira.| yrough "Te | think concerns When | affirm asked the @ family only matter those If she ment upon As an evidence I or Green for itself any com- to --pa that deny Mrs. sald: andPsI have annemno desire pep and interested." would announcement, Mrs. - Green |jme reor oa any other representative, not opposed to her daughter's the officlal nited States govern-| riage to a scion of the Astor mar | protested to ment BS {s . mage | Charresal zone, oe aa ane th urtis n, former Gulld accompanied aceompanien Jr.,: governor and 0 Miss Bee Sylvia rae ale the Jap-| doubt, rem one S )" " the wedding. stil] eee st living and ner with will, until no after ° ee: |