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Show by things yet { as second g06 é class Og 2 spring. remaining matter Feb.|nacle; A The In orchestra the U} D R } CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, R SP present itie for is4a will be we remembered sometimes > Salt Pay Re Z Ber ete TYte ee ane ;, Newspaper | Tabernacle, in tive : RATES: season, Patd in Advanee. One mGUeN, Daily and Sunday Six Mo arpothe ely end Bund One Year, Dally and Sunday ste only, One Year -- Paid in anh ..... Advance, 8 hn 4.90 8.00} Sunday::oniy, 2.00 One 2 will please Girewiatieit and not ‘delivers former when as Year.......... : Subscribers notice to" the Seghing the most of ‘paper well of are some of aS = EASTERN "Tom Jones," Office, 411 s P. McKinney, sole eee wake peop besides. 2 ea "Ben Hur," o SALT Bee LAKE ie there p Alaskan" the He the and Girl.' will > be CITY, 17, "The a return| back; Time, "The Jemersons the ean of cae an s sha fta he tah contend, when that party tacet ti ae Wescier em es a ek ne ais but in-;of > the 12, picious of quietly conducted, Union| Line of 1908.) conferences, Years! when Western, a souri new] : and being negotiations Pacific an so sus: long acquired and for important Mis interest in least, would or more Rio Denver and 7oce gauge height of have with if at been Grande under Rio the was auspices Grande as road. This was road. ui of "the war of: conto cost. Western a : spread has nearsbis for must Z con-| arranged patrons of a} next class . things. well provided Salt in : is Lake the been ; high about matter of a8) plays} of that made to cna Surveys and the Rio Grande} Inappomted 1899 the the one to ittees, ‘ committ other to buy the Rio did get what would do in sentimental is not Harriman western outlet had had Jine | been that madele two fleld for con-!low-grade a sell{Nevada Grande range long pass time throughaietheEt mountains and the } which would permit ene Tim stecee Sierra Coast the o con- 500 feet, gerade of over. aa race ae ae prevailed, fae counsel : J fea Ogden.| however,| ‘ and in 1900 negotiations were resumed,| and after some months Denver and| Rio Grande acquired the Western.| Feather Sierras Sierras. river Hersre and tributaries in is thatthe line itit is the > line the ne now ¥ being constructed has its right of way passing the summit at an elevation of 5000 feet, with a westbound 2 s an adone > pe per cent PoPossessing sessing such an ad Vantage to start with, further doubt concerning the fensibility ~ 5; . of the line raniov5 eas Send : A nucleus was established in two small California roads. one with thirty-eight miles of railroad and the other with fifty-six5 miles i I es of valuable é a SiGe: e oa CE a te Boe party mission here in Utah. miles to 7 win by ; making the It seeks\ 7 nation Roosevelt has sought sliey Fe believe | development of to effect is the) ys1c physical ss fitness among g Idaho is a very wicked state, infested| the oMicers of the army. It would] by wicked people. That is the core of | Seem no one can take exception to that. it the doctrine of{It would seem that a man of war erfection tl hould at all times be si Ate Sg his paymasters here in Salt Lake. And it is a wrong doctrine. The rest} ee Of ae physical imes be condition; in be the per ready and He need not bachelor apartment, is to be that encouraged the practice| 7 That 46 consible advice by so authority as Burr Melntosh Republican went East a few weeks ago, and returned a devout member of the} The people of the! American party. Fast told him that conditions here in) ce Utah were bad, and that the WO would never come here in numbers,} ning at times necessary. But when it was ordered by the President that all officers should practice riding horseback, and should do &.certain amount of walking, each day, ae an indignant complaint went up from Half the army posts every direction. Ot tt iry had one or more officers ene The j 5 "| of excellent character and good record who were not able to mount with that e is why]line high will an| be| ney He t additional, of , giving 9 traffic from the a continuous e >: Rio < Grande Western terminal at Salt Lake Ctty °° Oakland, Calif, x here the W estern Pacific has its own proper facilities. It also has excellent traffic handling Whistler told an inquiring critic that] arrangements in San Franciseo, Stock- » achieved ton and Sacramento. Western Pacific construction began actively in 1905 after the financial his success by mixing Put brains in of the world may believe him, and may | 4ble to ride or to walk. brains With his paints. believe them. But the utmost success| be able to run, excepting as chasing} i}, camera-andq. there will of their labors will be to defame their} is country's enemies may make run-| . ayer record of failures. states in the eyes of the world. o a Americanm party le: leading Said recently thata promihent| s of a little more than three-quarters of be a PREFERS PEACE TO WAR, Rabbi Freund on Friday evening dc1 ivered an admirable address at the : : : synagogue, in support of the principle : that peace is to be desired above war : . The address was in line with the] general effort of promoters of peace] ; to have sermons in all the churches, . plan had been approved and $40,000,- gold 000 of thirty-year 5 per cent It was expected that the bonds sold. line would be completed and In operation by September, 1908, but tunnel the. compelled the date forward delays have ment to set manageto April or May of 1909, or about a year : hence Of the total 905 miles 300 are comE al . es i pleted; that is, graded, bridged, track laid and ballasted cae Te ce es west from Salt Lake City, whic a oe J : paral eee has been opened some time and now would never invest their money here, so far as possible, on this or related] could be operated for local business would never have any confidence in| ease and fashion prized by the horse Scins of them were not able subjects, just at this time. And it}and 135 miles in California from the country while the country laid| soldiery. irda tha reanived amount of walk ne happens that Rabbi Freund achieyed| Stockton to some SE een ic : -|to do the requirec n ralking. . . . .| Sacramento, a ‘ roville to Big under a curse. And instead of stand : i 5! the distinction of sayingule a number of| S@cramento, andFeather from Orovilie to good ; Bend, on the river. About ing up for his state like a man, and In a word, they were not in things which people remember, and are] ¢99 miles of right of way have been fighting for its good name, and declar-| physical condition. : repeating. graded and are ready for ties and Papers opposed to the President ares eae ary : ing Utah as good as any other com-| mB It is not that he argues the abandon- ati aoe the tunnel and ees monwealth anywhere, he weakly ad-|declared an officer was_ sufficiently ‘ work 60 per cent was completed a few G ment of war-now, or in any near we East|capable if he could tell others when! | : oe weeks ago. Rail laying this spring mitted that the people of the Evidently he realizes the hope-| has progressed at the rate of about lImew more of Utah than he did-and}to march, and when to mount; and that ume. lessness of that, The heavy construcBut he with all)two miles a day. it was not needful for him to be an came home an American party man. others believes there is truth in the tion is in the Feather river section. Utah men who go away from home for] athlete. line goes through almost the adage of Polonius. He would have his where But the defense and objection do There extensive tunneling their information get into the Amerisolid rock. nation beware of entrance to a quarrel; Ten bores from has heen necessary. Idaho people who accept| not seem good. Army officers are encan party. but being in, so bear itself that the} 200 to 1,200 feet long were recently the slanders Salt Lake Kearnsites have| gaged in a business of all others the opposer may beware of it. completed and sixteen more of a The idea of been planting and watering in the) last expression of force. And there can, in th yres ter r same average engl are now under East, and believing badly of their state physical incapacity in a soldier is an : present Yemne way, besides several ranging from The cost because some one who doesn't know anomaly, His business is fighting; it of human nature, be no better way to 4,000 feet to 7,300 feet long. the overcoming of force with avoid the entrance to any quarrel with per mile in these parts of the line freanything about it tells them it is bad, is any nation than to be ready for what- quently runs up to $100,009. superior force. It is by no means the belong in the Dubois party. The final cost of the Western Pacific And, being ready, it Men ever may come. And that, is why it would be a good business of physical defectives. is placed at $60 000,000, This includes thing to get them all together, and then in ill health have commanded-to vic- will not be diffeult to make the op- terminal property and an appropriation for equipment. To date there has been And a very great sea fighter poser, and all observers, beware, beat them-just as a notice that Idaho tory. actually expended $37,000,600. The Rabbi Freund is a fair type of his people are capable of attending to their had but one leg. $50,000,000 of 5 per cent bonds realized But those are exceptions. The rule race and his church; and he knows to the company $45,000,000, as they own business; just as a declaration that they are not so bad as the home is good. A soldier-and even the com- his nation never flinched from war, and were syndicated at 92144, with a bank There is value in ers' commission of 2144 per cent. Promander of soldiers-should be physic- never sought one. defamers assert. Peace is vision was made for the payment of The noisy opposition to the sentiment he expresses. Men who can not be made ashamed ally capable. cf this year And that it may assuredly be interest to September the President's order is ill advised. desired. should be made sorry. from the cost of construction, an apenjoyed without probable interruption, It is not creditable to the very large propriation amounting to $7,500,000, majority of army officers who are readiness for war must be maintained. The funds already disbursed provide THE COMING THEATRICAL SEASON for material on a good part of the unGeorge D. Pyper has returned from splendid specimens of physical manfinished road. For instance, the entire Some careful man signing the name New York, with a pretty definite re hood, and who make their commands bridging is bought and paid for. are of L. B. Edmunds-which name is not port as to the attractions Salt Lake better because they themselves Like every other large project underin the directory-writes from Salt taken in the past five years the West people may look forward to in the good. erm Pacifie is costing its promoters Lake to the New York Sun. Here is bee ' theater during the coming year. There more than they estimated, but the one of his thoughts: will be some changes, maybe. Here FOR THE AMATEUR margin between original appropriation "The Gentiles of Utah are making and and there an attraction on which he final expenditure will not be PHOTOGRAPHER. a hard uphill fight for decency, but at nearly so great as, for example, in the has counted will fail him, no doubt. In Burr MelIntosh's Monthly for May every turn they are met by the hoscase of the St. Paul extension to the And here and there something which there is an admirable little article on tility of both state and federal adcoast or the New York terminals of he now can not promise will come to the management of cameras by the ministrations. the Pennsylvania and the New York his house. But in the main, the year's perennial amateur. The writer takes By "Gentiles" the American party Central systems. Within the past few days $15,000,000 attractions are known, the very sensible view that there is seems to be meant. And a good fight of Denver and Rio Grande five-year For the rest of the present season danger in the catchline, "You press for decency might be started there by 6 per cent convertible notes have been there wili be Henry Miller in "The the button and we do the rest.' One the city administration keeping George placed with bankers. This provides Great Divide,' probably the very fore- may press the button, and get nothing Sheets out of the police department, for sufficient new capital to complete Pacific construction. The most of the far-West plays. It has for the developer to "do." The case by putting the slot machines out of Western operation of the property within enough of the popular taste of "The is cited of a young woman who thought business, and by having the city pay year Is now an assured fact. FurtherVirginian," and "The Round-Up" to she was taking hundreds of views in its debts. more, the writer understands that some strong banking houses have confess its relation to Gus Thomas's Europe, and who was told by the "wepledged their support to what may parent play, "Arizona;" but it is at do-the-rest" people, when she came Judging by the promptness with the same time original. Our people will probably find "The Great Divide" what people of the East have found it -an intensely virile and impressive play. And of course Henry Miller and his company will be given -here the welcome their very high qualify deserves. Margaret Illington will be "The Thief" before the close present season. It is one of the plays, and must have merit of high order, And then there will here in of the famous a very be Wal-' home, that she had never removed the which the councilmen dropped that cap from her lens. Goshen controversy, they must have The camera is an excellent and won- been glad to get out of {it as well as derful instrument. But it has no they did. No one has heard them cite brains. The operator-amateur or the preacher to the bar of their other-must supply that. ministrations. Those who have given time and care to the management of the camera Charles Moysten Owen should enjoy have achieved some wonderful results. the laugh he is having at the expense A number of the big magazines print of his friend Dr. Paden. coples of amateur work, and some | views are simply marvelous. They re. That lap of spring seems to be veal not alone the amazing mechanical mighty attractive to old Winter. eventually work up into a comprehen- sive scheme for financing the Western Pacific of the future as well as providing for the growth and increased traffic moving necessities of the Den- ver and Rio Grande. Although the surplus of the latter for the past fiscal year was $4,100,000 above fixed charges, there is an almost immediate demand -for extenelve capital outlays on the property, for it has outgrown its trackage capacity, its shops sive capital readjustment to meet this seven Linden bound cooling' Wood, with fibre strong Seine weather- foot six ineh drop, only-- HAMMOCKS They |! the contorm to every Our Drue Store is at x sy FG SA py movement of 112-114 two years IN Za) to engage the | interests within} time Between to the general total of 925 as level as points the West- public remaining 200 over the Sierra to know that over the completed of trafic around $5,000 men per $6,000 of LV ene that will Western the Denver property and and the furnished Missourt Pacific The charge that The credit Gould of im child for to the the con- y the new tonnage in sight, and surely by the relief that it will afford to the somewhat "pocketed" D. and R. it is an untried venture for whose success the Denver and Rio Grande and its subsidiaries stand responsible and pledged to see that in- terest charges canceled after are met the main pleted and placed one, however, who and line deficits is com- in operation, has traversed No the Western country and witnessed cumulation of freight on the the acPacifie coast can scheme. of Held's day. doubt band, 25 the success pleces, Saltair OOS en- struction of this final link of the chain has no basis in fact The road seems to be aroply justified Still the Tues- The name and datestone of the Liberty ward chapel now under construction will be dedicated today. The exercises will be held at 4 o'clock and will be under the direction of Anthon H. Gund. At 6:30 in the ward conference ing the first of > newly-formed organization. Members of the first. presidency, the stake presidency and high councillors will be present GO TO OGDEN via any O. 8. . Only. $1.00 round train except Les Angeles ae © Drink at Fountain, Salt Lake's Bridge Drug and a: 5 ata 2 OD esc y oe $7.00 STREET. Must the Reduce COLLEGE Three-Aect finest Sanitary Co., 18 Main st SSS ENE Our DRAMATIC Comedy EE EEE eee Rondster, Victoria, Stock Sueeess CLUB Entitled .00 SES PED USP EES SAL esrsrr gS ELECTRICS have Established a ble STATION in OGDEN for the accommodation of BABCOCK ELECTRIC owners who desire to make the to the Canyon from Salt This se srvice will be furnished WITHOUT Cost, $1,500 $1,700. Po \ Baboook Clectric Carriage Co. In connection OTTERI LL =-S4 W. ‘Third TOM PIIVIV IMS I SILI PITI CUILER'SF If 36 Main St. teI LAM ya DURING The Original Ihnit Goods House of Utah, LIBERTY WARD CHAPEL TO BE DEDICATED TODAY 2 rip and Limited. BUS uvenile of supported it. lines, in gen- contributing $5.00 "THE ROGUERIES OF SCAPIN,"' Given for the Benefit of the ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. Professor Peterson's Special Augmented Orchestra. SALT LAKE THEATER, MONDAY EVENING, MAY i8, 8:15. Prices. 25c to $1 a large form credit wheel... ... frame.......... HALLOWS Presents Rio Grande This Rio Grande Western the Ladies' with coaster. ...... bie wek .., .917,50 a. eeree $5.06 ALL from is be- the is the $8.00 .$12.90 at} terprise It has been distinetly flnanced. Not a dollar of Missouri Pacific money has gone into it nor has were brake. $7.00 Move, at 60 would lumber. Pacifie Reading 333 MAIN We mediate earning capacity, however, has to do mainly with the revenue from the long haul and with traffic turned over to it by the existing Gould lines. The $7.00 enshion .$10.00 .... Meredith & Guthrie Co. is normal. | operate a}! produce in and Hudson Cleveland an| mile fixed charges Eventually, it tonnage minerals HAND---_- mile- | per so well constructed as a maximum. This country yolume with Cleveland the) lieved, local traffic alone will meet regular annual interest obligations, The right of way is through a very rich 2... 0000 Vedette, best} con- make $8,500 to about meet beginning fruit, .$8.00 Pierce cushion frame affords. cost of the} $60,000,000, the outset if business then It ought to be possible to property per cent $9.00 Tribune charges of $3,000 000, | a mile, will be obliga-| independent probably Hudson Yale... torv. The company's own estimates of| ercs3 earnings per mile at the end of} the first year of operation and those| average az parts} freely state that it is one of the specimens of up-to-date railroad annual interest or about $3,200 yng At Ridiculously Low Figures. pourtd rails, rock and gravel bally sted, | with bridges, except in a few Iainor | instances, of steel and concrete of the strongest type. Uninterested engin-, eers and engineers of other lines who} been Z BICYCLES miles the maximum, Nevadas, as has been struction that the country Assuming that the final Western Pacifie will be A ea WOE RECA at) or) railroad construction have been realized. The road is laid with eight five-| have | 725| miles of road is the Lake Shore remarked, is 1 per cent eastward while, on the coast range, it is 1 per| cent both east and westbound. In; every respect the highest ideals of| G. St --SECOND | the Eastern division of the Pennsyl | vania. a circumstance that a country| of sueh high altitudes would not appear capable of producing On the eral, Main | | terminal of the grade: ave $3.00 Sonth eG Jat ern Pacific will be seventy-five miles longer than the Central Pacific This disadvantage is overcome and com-} pensated by the difference in speed| and transportation charge allowed in the low gradient. It will be surprising| just the body, TGR IWAIES ' contingency will have attention of Gould of the in construc- Ve PAC PaiceRGSS . and its terminals. Inasmuch as the operating relation between Denver and Rio Grande and the Western Pacitic! will be extremely intimate, an exten- a ket. on gradient would have been different Il he. had]. any other town in the country of| About this time George Gould, hearing] been listened to. And there will al Svan sires tims the aise, + -- ways be some who can accept that} ; triumph of the camera, but the artistic| : Anda the cap-sheaf of all of them was sense of the operator. . explanation, : They show] : ASS a has which Mantell, of week the in laid davies tien a e Pad him:t Let e ; ti S a abs ely ee mre "On eee ; so successfully just closed. . ee aoe 3 a aay his organization into the ground, and judgment as to distance and time. vile the mountains upon it. And there has grown such an jn-| 5 iv 2 " The Dubois plan is destructive. It FITNESS FOR SERVICE. terest in good camera work: it is so is an intolerant cult, like the American] One of the reforms which President Haconitlvaectammectina Mehiinae nee the with wear built and can he adjusted to any angle. Simple tion and may be instantly hung up on the wall when not in use. Only. 21% the Colorado Midland, ana the WestAyn Bre : 7h z r} wire The engineers whom Presib al, I i yer cent. ern bought also aa lare large interests in the jeff rhea Darverand? Ricio Colorado ent Jeffery of the envel ane : and Southern 5 n. Grande, engaged fora reconnoissance A year elapsed, during which the], Pane ceteateataa cane cer aanceen: Denver and Rio Grande board nearly}- fy) ip finding ia way through Beckwith ck . 2 a) , decided to build an independent ex-} pass and by the canyons of the pera *rude: of in soft, harmonious stained ‘*made-to-wear'' principle, and will twice as long as any other hammock on the may Are reasonable cost. ne qe othe elevation an at VUDOR the of the Western had been in the struction of a line at ne pi plata Eeville Sierras follows closely eve;ry admit made $2.50, $3.50, $4.75 & $6.50 not al along a pro- roughly slats, vet sun, are colors. wide, eon attitude for the Rio Grande a present right of way Pacific, and engineers o c (! a i fhe to only life hot From within the Vudor-shaded porch you ean Clearly see every one passing, yet no one on They're the only shade the outside ean look in. that shades; in sizes four, SIX, eight and ten feet antagonist the or proof during the] only for themselves but for the threé : oyfour lines that sent the bulk of the Ting gauges'}|or coast traffic via the Rio Grande their ° > became independent and so| until acquired by the Den-| Rio directors Grande. of He man s for the They Twine, and told an line. railroad ; position, it imperative act; jected Yer and boards - ence feren before transportation was reorganized, never became Spicuous . of the| With the Colorado and Southern bought) one Pyper same side narrow-| that are coming-and Mr. by other the first} Western. The committees failed toj agree; Whereupon the Western jointly that stand anyg be} waged by technical writers and theor-} {sts eee een and ae ie Grande became insolvent later Western remained tale immediately traffic} had great a lines.| He was bent on routing all of the buslmany|ness that the Central Pacifie could local . business even is ixelnde hreeze. strips The Huntington regime had favored the two Rio Grandes. Mr. Harriman to insure| the Colorado destiny, for simply constructed Walsh will] ‘ and "The|] one at The i plains of a play, but there have . excellent things; ; a good many . was May a vision| A glance at that list-and it com-| prises by no means half the attractions| worthy fail, , he gets its that all it was It had to be built preserved, Place ais HAVE IT season. And by the same token, he pte ne e honed ‘th t Toraie s Tn rie has had a pretty- good list for the year] iF a Poca ee a just closing. Now and then one com-] prove his Skee party rol in Idaho. Years and] Honeymooners."| with favorite cede 1908. mind, § esses, | ,_ : . successes, Transcontinental come new. MAY railway necessity. Grande cerned erer bigger will Rio reality. attempts. "Pere} present will James Elsie Janisie is coming, andj; Seles s east| Florence Roberts will bring something} ; . man's who}the free play of Otherwise their Volunteer Organist,' "The Cat and the| Fiddle," "Gay New York" and even] a Tafforenna) wr s SEED Teese aco QuN Er Out] Aave gone) ; a ntative Mountair Rocky "Just have seen, and that everyone see praises very highly. And their over Bullding a projected or two others|/ine from Salt Lake City to San Franwho have eo cisco passed from the dream stage to a! Louis Cambridge rf-Astoria,|Gynt." GOs one Pacific fact, Work-A ti SC Construction. Mail, This Lady," Or- a attrac-|in in it was ass Evening the address}and OFFICES: Office, York. Jew Building, Opposite ae Ss Western York Chorus "The We 208 South 0 Offi u - Dooly Block, Te sable strre ot ‘phones' Bell, Exe teen 25; Independent, 3190. the The before - 1g New Denver and Rio Grande, so that Mis Souri Pacific would have a friendly Connection to Denver and to all principal points in Colorado and Utah der iscontinue saper will be hon-|and some more. Blanche ored only whenee subscription is==PAID] },be here in ‘ IN FULL. a new play, of attrac- an the Pacific secured contro) of the central division of the Southern Pacific and} stralghtway exhibited a hostile policy} toward the Denver and Rio Grande and| a Siok address, these = collect-| elas present orderingc hange Chicago (From tions: "The Merry Widow," i. H.| Sotl Rthel B a s un = acy ceres Sav aee 6 Iinglish Grand Opera company, "Thej| Bast does give explicit parinent to carriers, Gradients evitable; of College,' and one that Salt Tals peoslo acl ge He nae nietes Six. Months, Daily 7 ha aunaay, One Year, Daily and Sunday .... DIRECT, with Sufficient Capital di d Hj h forCI Unlimited Cc t ow filling the Then, with the beginning of the next] -_ : Not even thihes LGives a g there is about ee SUBSCRIPTION Sunday a question 17. 1908. ae a pre- that o City, "under the Rostoffice at Sal ranks | full house is necessary-and 3, 1879, MAY pO Intersf: a Road of Necessity-Why It came to Be er-Mountain Republican Coz} contea in; the theater, where it is be-| The Western Pacific Official Os: Organ of wt 16 Repub epublican| eee Jieved oe better eee results,ee musically, can j ae pebitictal Built-Complete ini a Year-Sale of D. and R. G. 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