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Show 4 THE (NTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE Inter-Mountain Republican CITY, UTAH, MONDAY, MAY 25, 1908. and in no essential true-and the Salt ! ency to believe that any one who of- glorious Sunday of May 24 was apLake Tribune of Sunday reproduced! fers munitions or a new derice to the preciated by the people. Ten thous. In the course government is trying to get more and of them were in Liberty parlr a report of his speech. Published Byery Morning ky money than he is entitled to. But the yesterday. of it appears the following paragraph: Inter-Mountain Republican Co. "They, of course, know of the an- result of this Inquiry leads to the hopa Salt Lake High school] took so many tagonistic work I am doing, and one of that there is less foundation for the hr ly theo Mepablice Organ of Party n Utah. them is present at nearly every one of honors at San Francisco ils represensentiment than has been alleged. my lectures. They send to Utah reEntered as second cla 58 matter Tce gave Ogden and That Is worth something, of course. tatives generously ports of my labors, with the result that 10, 1906, at the postoffice at Salt I City, aul nder tiie Act of Congress aarch my father, my sister and my brothers, One doesn't ‘like to belicye' badly of Lehi the honors in the Saturday meet. 8, 18 who still live there, are made to feel men anywhere. And if Mr. Lilley can Let the city repair Main street, and Only Republican Daily Newspaper in| their displeasure. They have threatSalt Lake City, Utah. ened me with all kinds of personal earry with him io the end of life the then go on and pave the Capitol Hill er ae violence should I dare to return to truth that there is no profit for any one district, where the property owners SUBSCRIPTION BATES: Utah, and one of my brothers has been in uttering or in making a He, in bearPald in Advance, assaulted frequently; my other brother ing false witness against one's neigh- have asked for it. One Month, Daily and Sunday-....$_.60] was forced to leave the High school, bor, the costly inquiry will not be deThere is a world of new building BG: Mone B ag Sela 4°32 | the Mormon authoritles telling him ho void of good results in Salt Lake this year. Homes are Ine Year, Dally and Sunday .... 6.00] C9uld not teach there while I was opSunday only, One Year ......... 1.60| posing them. At first my father multiplying. Don't make the taxes any feared it would be dangerous for me FROM LOGAN TO PROVO. higher on them. Not Paid in Advance. to continue, but he has now become There be men in Utah, stirred and One Month, Daily and Sunday ..$ .75 ‘ Three Months, Daily and Sunds ay. 2.00 | reconciled. party is against temstimulated by the Commercial club, The American Six Month Daily Sunday.. 4.00 ; Ono Year, Daily and andSunday ..., 8.00 Now, ey wien was a mau named Freece who will try to build a fine wagon perance reform, and in favor of the 1 Sunday only, One Year......... - 2.00}/a teacher in the Salt Lake High road from Logan to Provo-and in time slot machine. Our mammoth May Sale left us with a great many short lengtlis of a Subscribers will please give ©explicit | School? When was one a teacher in extend it to other points in the state 50e on of tion redu ata he sold will they out To clear them classes of goods. notice to the Circulation epartment as 9 > 2 5B : a DIRECT, and not to carriers, collect- Ogden? Not in eight years has there This is about as worthy a work as they Brigham H. Roberts seems to yearn last your choice at- the dollar. ors or solicitors, on all matters con-| been a man of that namo in this school can engage in. It will do Utah a great for the company of J. I. Gibbs. -the seat of the Mormon hierarchy deal of good. It will prove the beginwhen orde ring change of address, You can't boost half the town while against which TFreece rails for a con- ning of a periectly natural increase, der to discontinue paper will be nan oe eee when subscription is PAID! sideration, And so far as we are able the start of a system which will be knecking the other half. - = = = = ; came to learn, no man of the name has ever accepted and followed through all the White Goods, Persian fices-Dooly Block, 208 South : : * e ie COME AGAIN, B. H. ROBERTS, Seasonable and appropriate goods, consisting of Te mple stre set. Phones_-Bell, Exchange | been a teacher in any High school of years of the future, until Utah roads many other and Lawns, Swisses, Waistings, Sheetings, Bleached Muslin 26; Independent, 0190 the state. And it is very certain that will become the models of the nation. Editor Republican: Will you permit me through your columns ta subLawns. Vorles, Sill Ginghams, Seersuckers, Goods, Colored EASTERN OWFICES: no teacher of that name or any other White Fabrics; We believe there is wisdom In the w York Office, G04 so Gambridze has been discharged by order of the method of the promoters of this good mit one or two questions to Mr. B. H Mulls, Madras, Bed Ticking, Outing F lannel, Cotton Plaid olines, Batistes, Roberts with regard to an assertion Building. Office, puree311 orf-Astoria; | jMormon C Chicago Boweni Buildings church. The 5} Mormon church Toads scheme. They want the people that appeared in his letter to R. R. fabries too numei Goods Dress Wool Dress Goods, and a great varies P. Makinney, sole representa tive cast| does not control nor try to control the recently published That of the state to think about good roads, Lyman, of the Rocky Mountains ous to mention. High school, nor any other public and talk about good roads, and formu- part in which he attempts to give advice to Republicans as to their schocl of Utah. And no man of that late a good roads plan, and then course of procedure, is entirely gratulor other name has been punished be- try to have the legislature provide for tous on the part of Mr. Roberts. But Seersuckers, "Bick ‘ke as Seersiwe Tae s All Bates' cause his brother has been working good roads by such legislation as the the proposition that I wish to submit Red Seal and A. F.€ ', Ginghams se the Mormon chureh in the best friends of the enterprise shall for explanation, Is the part in which SALT LAKE CITY, MAY 25, 1908. ag he accuses the church authorities with at a yard st. recommend. dominating political affairs. I submit "the Tribune knows there is no All Classic Ginghams at, There is every reason to work hope- it to Mr. Roberts, because he is one TALE OF TWO CITIES. truth, in the statement of Freece, and fully. The material is here on the of what the Tribune calls the "Hiera yard In 19006 Denver had a population of archy,"' and presumed to be in possesknew it when it printed that para- oe and in endless profusion. There cue hundred and thirty-three thousand, sion of the facts to prove the charges graph In its Sunday paper. 8s an enterprising people, and a people he makes. a Drug Store is at 112-114 South Main = Bt. and Salt Lake bad a population of Y Jn his letter he states: What is the use of sinking to base ae will appreciate good roads. There "It is only a matter of ten years fifty-three thousand. Salt Lake is bedepths for the sdéle purpose of defam- is profit to be gained by the success before Utah will be pronouncedly a lieved to have about eighty thousand it is for those who ing the city, of harming the state? of the movement-and the certainty non-Mormon state. now. Possibly more. Quite certainly, Freece is a liar, of course. He is that the good roads, once begun, will are directing the policy of our church however, not over @ hundred thousto consider whether they will have it simply~working the gullible peopie of be continued and exteuded. anti-Mormonras well as non-Mormon. and. Denver has been growing quite i | the East, and is slandering his home THE NEW TAWAIIAN GIRL. A road from Logan to Provo will If we persist in some of the methods as rapidly, and at the most conseryatown-if, indeed,. he -has any right mean-in time-a perfect highway to how in vogue, it will unavoidably be tive estimate can not have less than By Ea Wheeler Wilcox. The anti-Mormon, and I venture the preto claim Salt Lake as his home-jfor every county seat in the state. average white man who comes iwo hundred and fifty thousand. Many diction that if we continue to disre on The To Speak French You the little money he can coax out of! his first visit to the Hawalilan isDenver men claim three hundred thougard our pledges to eliminate the ex- lands, however much he have | the pockets of those who hear him. BASEBALL IN UTAH. Must KNOW French- éreise of ecclesiastical authority and heard of the changes sand. Let us hold both cities to the the | He has an object. It pays him to be Genuine American citizens-and that influence in political affairs, the time passing of years, seems to expect an | sanguine figure: One hundred thouTo Play Intricate Music scoundrel. But what good is it for by no means is confined to the party will come when the Mormon popula- encounter with the savage conditions three hundred |® sand for Salt Lake; in in- existing in the days of Captain Cook You Need NOT th e Tribune? which is called by that name-vwill tion of the state will be helpless The olynesiangs who. inhabited thousand for Denver. fluencing the destinies of the state: poMade only by the Clowns in the cireus make fools of hope for success for the men who are litically."' these islands were never cannibals; Know Music. When Denver people went after the they were never slaves; they were al} themselves for money. The man who trying to launch a successful baseball AEOLIAN COMPANY The authorities of the church deny Ways (at least from the time of the Democratic national convention it berepeats their tricks in that they are disregarding any pledges, great Ka-mea-mea) the soberer league in Utah. There is something organizers and came necessary to raise a hundred W, When an accomplished musician renders a musical alks of life has not the clown's ex- £0 attractive in the game, it is so gen- cr that they are "exercising. eeclesias- capable rulers thousand dollars. They were three Woman was never the subordinate | tical authority and influence in policuse, work he tries to interpre t it just as the composer erally understood and liked, that good tical affairs." months raising the sum, aud they had Now if they are doing creature in' the Polynesian race w hich| she has been and is in many other | The traitorous citizen, befouling. his games are certain to receive a genall of this, as the Tribune and Mr. Robintended. the hardest sort of time dojng it. Yet | dark-skinned and savage races. | erts are charging, I, and several others the very basis of the appeal was that home for money, has at least a har- erous patronage. The king's consort and the prinAccording as he is successful depends his reputaI cesses always command great respect, | But the Sait Lake newsThis can only be by a strong league, here would like to have the proof. it would bring money to their lot's excuse. tion as a player. ask Mr. Roberts to furnish the proof. and, the reign of many queens is repaper that approvingly repeats his backed by the sentiment and supported eity. It would bring immense crowds, Give us the time, place, and the cir- corded, The PIANOLA Piano has the reputation amongst Yet Infanticide was prevalent here and every one who came would leave slanders is baser than the ditch drab by the dollars of people all over Utah. cumstances when the church authorifinished musiciaus of producimg x a musical compowho {fs vile for the very love of wick- No two teams, or three, can arouse suf- ties exercised their authority in poll- among the lower ranks, 5, costumes were cash. There was @ certainty of getand ideas of morality | ; tical affairs, and wherein they violated abbreviated edness. just as the composer intended, sition ficlent enthusiasm to summon an army were not strict; the native dance, the | ting back ten dollars for every one their pledges in this respect. We are " were douThis is the function of the Metrostyle-a part cl of fans to the games. And without the asking this of Mr. Roberts because of hula (pronounce sd as if that was spent. ble was both historic and licenMR. SAXEY'S LETTER. fans there can be no baseball. his charges, and that he is in a polithe PIANOLA. Salt Lake, with one-third the people, e kings of old, in all lands, kept In another column today will be It will cost money. Without that tion to know more than any others raised fifteen thousand dollars in ten [Tt renders the most diftie ult or the simple compo " dancers, who were taught to found a letter from Mr. Saxey of incentive and compensation there will who are making similar charges. days to send the High school cadets sition as if human fingers were directing the tterIf it is wrong for an apostle to be a rae to the sated imagination of monSpanish Fork, to Brigham H. Roberts be no hope. archs. The king of the Hawaiian jsBut that it will prove a to San Francisco to see the Atlantic candidate for United States senator iainite made the hula dancers popuiar. pretation-expert fingers e everywhere. We think Mr. Roberts good investment, if wisely used, there now, Was it not just as wrong when The importation of American gin often fieet, and escort Admiral Bob Evans | s due to make a reply. Tn this it stands alone amongst player-pianosMoses Thatcher, an apostle, was a can- turned the dance into an orey. can not be the slightest doubt. in the great parade. The American tourist expects to seo didate-whom Mr. Roberts supported? Roberts is a Democrat, and the Let us have a baseball war in Utab plays with feeling, not like a mere mac shine. \ child Not a dollar could come back to the He And, as rumor had it, Mr. Roberts and the hula dance on his arrival | and city, Excepting what was paid to the Democrats have not been very suc- that will cram the grandstand the church authorties did not agree, still expects the native girls to be more ean play the works of the masters-it's so stiupte the bleachers, and overflow because the church oon railroad companies for fare, not x cessful in politics here in Utah, any crowd not give or less tree when he makes advances, as he has been told they were in the penny of the fifteen thousand re- more than they have elsewhere in the everywhere-so that ground rules will Thatcher their support. days of the old sailing vessels and ait- | sein Mik tal oC NGranb here sonll United States for the past many years. be necessary at Walker Field, and in I would like Mr. Roberts to explain er the arrival of the missionaries all this. 75-77 WEST SECOND SOUTH S But he is not long discovering| make any money out of the enterprise. And he claims the Mormon church is every one of half a dozen other towns that,a New WUawaiian Girl has come SAXEY. 993 of the state. And in the autumn Utah into existence with the progress of It was purely a sentiment. Our people to blame for it here. Spanish Fork, May "au, "i908 time. What is to blame for it elsewhere? will have heroes whom all the healthy believed it would be a good thing for Honolulu possesses a large populaRoberts is a high Mormon chureh wiil be proud to honor. BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY. the boys, and also believed it would tion of educated and refined native be a gobd advertisement for Utah-a official and yet declaims against what girls and women and as many ava of Washington Herald: The cdevelophalf-white young women. thing to make people think well of|b® calls the political interference of "ROOSEVELT DOESN'T EXPECT IT." ment of the beet sugar industry in DAILY descendants of both lines of oe ig pee | Your advertising [In that organization. Mr. Saxey wants The Brooklyn Citizen doesn't believe the West has been the wonder of the ilies here who are _ self-supporting the city and the state. sulifable present, If you wont a world," said Charles F. Saylor, the placed can NEWSPAPERS be young Wwomen-stenographers, salesof silver-4 you will thod our Jisplay There is the difference between the| im to tell when and where the in- President Roosevelt expects even the government sugar expert, whose home women, teachers, clerks-and nowhere ware most temp i two cities. One can-with difficulty- terference occurred. And, being in a beginning of a stampede to him when is In Iowa, at the Ebbitt house yes- will a traveler where and when you most need find women in similar 1090S designs ore In ond we terday, "When I began my beet sugar ee with higher ideals of behavniways have 2 complete stock and it; can be changed or revised at raise a hundred thousand dollars when high and mighty position within the the roli of states is called at the Chi- investigations at the ginning of show the choicest selections, reater sense of self-respect Wilson's administration it sees ten times a hundred thousand |C2UTch, Roberts should answer that cago convention. Here is the way that Secretary advantage taken than, in the Hawatian islanas. a day's natice; there were six beet sugar factories in question, too. sagacious editor states the case: These young women are usually at t- | ESTABLISHED coming back. of trade conditions, and full posthe United States. Now there are uptractive; often beautiful. They resent; He is opposed to aposties being The other ean raise easily and quickIt is the belief of the Executive that ward of seventy, the smallest of which undue familiarity as would the well-| territory secured, sibilities of ly fifteen thousand which can not pos- elected to the United States senate, not a single vote will be cast for him- represents an outlay of nearly $500,- born girl in the United States. self in the Chicago convention. It is 000, while the largest have cost rnore Many of these girls have been sent yet he worked for the election of an with minimum of waste. sibly come back-excepting in good This country has the probable that the Utah delegation will than $2,000,000. to Boston, New York or San Francisco | It name, in high repute, in educative ef- apostle to that very office only a few be instructed to vote to adorn homes, to be good wives, | for ‘Theodore largest sugar factory fn the world. NO LOST MOTION. years ago. Mr. Saxey wants to get Rooeevelt, but in the opinion of the is located at Spreckle, Calif., and it mothers and citizens. | fect on the rising generation. has @ capacity for a trainload of beets ‘hey resent the idea that because ; some explanation of his inconsistency. President long before the name of And there are three times as many a mile long every day the year they are brown of skin men feel free | =a MAIN S Utah is called in the roll of states, *For details apply to Secretary, There is another large factory at OxAnd we think Mr. Roberts should to approach them with any idea of | people there as there are here. Secretary Taft will have received be- nard, Calif. ‘ALT LAKE CITY, UTAH familiarity. The Six Point League, Tribune That is the difference between the answer that question, too-if he can. tween 600 and 600 votes, more than "fhe establishment of these lerge These girls ene no sooner think The kernel of the whole tning is that enough to nominate, and he thinks that factories has been a great boon to the of dancing the hula than would our Bidg., New York, two cities. Bell 'phone farmers of the West. The leading refined American girls think of danecDon't you suppose in a city- like Roberts like seme other people, is too before the ballot is announced all the eet sugar states, in order, are Coloena *phone | 0 6 l £ ie oe ing the can-can for strangers who, other states, including those with rado. Michigan, California, Utah and Salt Lake-a city capable of such an husky to keep still, and so he has to happened to our shores In each of the states named He is unwise in the selection "favorite sons," will have requested Idaho, Yet it is difficult to convince t enterprise, actually accomplishing talk. that their vote be altered, so that the W.the- farmers are making much> money American .youth of the. clean, such a splendid work-there are good of a political party, and therefore, his Romination Will Ve made by "acdlatma- by raising sugar beets. They depend standards which these young women $ upon the. beet crops now, just as they Ladies' or Men's apparel tion. haye set for themselves. Because on qualities-infinitely greater than. the talk is sour aud complaining. do their milk, thelr potatoes, ete. It's Salt Lake Turf Exchange Now, you take a garrulous fellow But that will not stop the specula- all*nonsense to talk about beet sugar these islands may be found the class | bad? of women which exist e Ce the REGAL CLEANED 48 EAST SECOND SOUTH, with a sore toe, and he will say much tion. Papers that have been friendly being inferior to cane sugar.. All sugar tourist of a certain ty presumes to | Califorsia and Eastern Races is just like new CODDLING A LIAR. that is unwise, and more that is un- to the President's running again will is cane sugar, whether it:comes from imagine that all the brown aidan d beets or cane. ‘Sugar-refined is the Direct Wire for All women belong to that cla Sporting One would think the Tribune thight true. . still figure out the certainty of his product Events, of vegetable matter, and Regal Cleaning & Dyeing Co. T! e Hawalian girl. today ‘Vs no longbe' content with its original lies About Roberts, in his fulminations, has nomination; and those that have tried whether it.comes from beets or cane, er "a type," she oman. with Nell Exehbange 30; lod, 1337. ‘ it does not. matter ‘Khere is not a ideals, aspirations, ambitions and morUtah. When it places its columns at less ground to siand on than any other to malign him will continue to assert sugar manufacturer, 2 chemist, Z al standar the service of a liar abroad, it is man in Uteh. And he is the recipient that he Is using the power of his great physicist that can tell the difference hail to the New Hawaiian G etween cane sugar and beet sugar wratuitously vicious. It is unuecéssar- of more kind and patient treatment office to degradé his friend, and disShe belongs to our new t arritos oe unless he reads,the brand on the can," the United States, and she should be } ily base. by his associates than any other, too. honor himself, en en RE treated with the respect which she is Down in New York there is a man oe = Ze NAZARBDTH, And all will know more about it / All hail to the New Hawatian Girl! calling himself Hans P. Freece. He HE WAS NOT A REPRESENTATIVE. ' when the convention shall adjourn. Build ye no ct hurches xe my praise, | is studying at Coiumbia college-or so Representative Lilley does not seem Lift not the lofty fan TUNERAL hi | No clouds of smothering incense rilse he tells the people who will listen to to have been a very representative citilate| ae Origtual WILSON-The fune Gentlemen of the American party My honor to maintain nit Goods zen. Mrs. Charles H. Wilson. wiil oe him. He clalms to be a Utah man, When he made his charges of will hardly remain with that organiza‘he ld at Woe. or Ltah, O'Donnell's undertaking parlors the son of Mormon parents, and an graft against one of the firms offering tion through the coming campaign. of prayer A Within man's heart the i day, May 25, at 10 a mm Reared by a Father's hand ° apostle for the usual redemption of submarine boats to the government, he month from now they will have to be and members of the G. A. Re invited to The modern And open to the healthful ake: sunbonnets-- attend Utah. Because it has been fashionable waked a perfect storm of amazement. for or against the Republican party in A wind-swept altar stands, eo Just the thing for Outings, to slander Utah, this particular liar His charges were so direct and spe the nation. And they are not going to DIED. But would ye build a house of earth Pienies, or uny outdoor ocgives lectures in the churches about cific, and the effect of them, if true, be against it. Therefore, those who In which I love to dwell, OSTLER-In Salt Lake City, Utah, New York City, attacking the Mor- Was so compromising of the firms ac are wise will be for the whole Repub- Where epee that own a heavenly May 24, 1908, of diabetes, Henrietta casion. No Frills, No Ties, birt Richards Ostler, wife of Oliver R. Ostmons and defaming Utan. He takes cused, and so suggestive of loss to lican ticket. No Worry. A sensible, Cont er, and daughter of Henry .P. and MiLike nadie rise and swell up a collection in the course of each the government, that he was assure nherva EE, Richards. The deceased was fortable ladies' hat for use born in Salt Lake City, June 11, And in Look where with chisel and pies la n meeting, aud the proceeds net him a of a very exhaustive hearing. Long Hve the Commercia) Travelers! out of doors in hot weather, Friends may view the remains at 720 Wrought He, whose glory n oe tidy sum. ‘With it he should be able that hearing he has failed utterly to Their bills announcing the annual celeFilla heaven, yet.did that"slory deign North Second West street from 12: 39 to Ask for the The company he bration, which this year comes to Salt to pay his school expenses, and the sustain his charges. At man's command to bo 1:30, Tuesday afternoon next. The funeral will be heid at 2 o'clock of the living expenses of his wife-for he attacked comes from the investigation Lake, is a boost for the city that will BEACH HAT-25 CENTS LACH. Same afternoon at the Twenty Woat and} Obedient to a parent's word, pretends to be married; and still leave| entirely clear, and Mr. Lilley will go certainly become a classic. ward chapel, corner of First We Sell Then Exclusively - True to a parent's clair, West ar est Sixth North streets, 6 Main Street, Checking the mighty hopes Se, stirred, him money to revel with. If he isn't down in history as one of the elected se 6-9 Till the great summons car Will Carleton in one of his poems studying, then his expenses are that! congressmen of the nation who was FINE LISLE UNION SUITS OPENING OF 80,000 ACRES, "One thing is settled with me: not as honest as he should have been. says: much lighter. Seek not My blessing to secure For wWarin weather wear the most e LAND TWIN FALLS. With steeple or with In a recent address he delivered the | That is where he is uet a proper rep To appreciate Heaven well, it's good garment is the Lisle Union Suit. omfortable under29. 30 th eo Excursion to give 2 man some fifieen minutes of Butid ye the cottage of the poor- L., May We sell an execelusua! tirade against Utah people, resentative. a 31, and Junevia 1. O, Minute God's temple Is the home lent quality-Cutler Quality-at $1.00 nee See ageuts for further particuOf course, there is always a tend- Hell." After the snow of May 21, the . Di Stone,' in ‘Spectator. plentifully sprinkled with falsehood, THE SUIT iain, EDste Fe 'Z. Cc. M. I. Creat Sale Remnant COMMENCES TODAY Peecngetnengnemnencnr<\ HALF > *"~o S Og While they PRICE ‘1% 10c Pianola =4 - Piano CARSTENSEN & ANSON CO. Flesble Wedding Presents. Insist on Dailies |: "| CUTLER'S fee 36 Main St. SB 22S cages Pn ee ee ee A tet tm tf I nate pce im |