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Show Che Juter-Mountain Republican - VOLUME X NUMBER 24. --NEARDY A MILLION T0 BE SPENT =SHOULD BY THE GOVERNMENT IN UTAH for Public Buildings, d "Probibition Reclamation D eve lopment. -- me oe | SMOOT TELLS AF SESSION'S cussicns j WORK e will t zen, it's up Rt. | Par ks mown WHAT UTAH and WILL jati amounting oo SR \ ee by congress to be spent a auons. follows: [c ohw > CONGRESS. million Robert The list , Park City postotlice aoneiire New Provo postoflice Logan postottice addition aici ... Salt Lake assay office Utah's share agricultural Utah's share forest : ere oe ashore ie, (est.) Si ancien reserve oie asta Reena appropriation 8: sex Ssase 20,000 -seereees 25,000 20,000 eee so ; : (st.) . «1 eee 50,000 Total is given that the state BY 9 DNeariy one ill m be UoMars spent by the government In Sunlieonuaine eeentiGe well provided Utah dar law: it Ils in the business. | esuse it is the | "7 enake rather Yor | | public "i 12 © () duced the of vole port.from the! across _ bill and the benefits will come toof this state as Roosevelt tock tothe thestand ~@ of the work congress, Utah|pad been loyal ae result of not veto the fered remarkably well, as will be seen} and he ve a giined _ wishes : of the good : ar, men t big will and the in ‘ bs st s tor Smoot .Aminisadmin: Tis 5 ut introduced CHOLOT iky: : became which threughout a dry : more i Spokesman Senato of ; Smo Rie PoP ; goee iat and t ae spoke my for four fo ork me ie and siderable Lite or of ree Ane he ¢ scyeita U . The it ‘ ¢ es of 't gric nitural bill. : t af senlo itor eae the] U ta ; d enacted A d n la -S* He ' A o wi 4a elpful legis! : Among wie b a devoted : to the t .% the itiM 1 \* and aa available supply othe j { vaart of thie 1 Chi ei! 2 1 ilthe Impetus on t ut pending Valles ey ‘Woanean prowress to the imimes rustofiices The end. most one entire = not ‘for esatetlle t A hed§26,000 priationé ¢ * credit park Bo9- Oe oe > aces c sovk rule roy ble reme tre Uni any ian. ‘zed ae ne MnaA mas ne for the Ee " 5u! for tion It. is , ngtit. pti? .copr the \itt ofthe ppro- | | Tt dg neon 00 ; a an deep 4 rel Ey tne Or Se eg-| Res" ap handlin Many \ Ings g e goers a.h¢ ‘ for a bull ldin a Saye ~ for y the liquor by the must put reason we , for ' his not shoot him Tiow in effect far 8 mingle a mr with us = I it be This are ne our than to ) doing is s seeial life; a OOOO gratift +4. th Harris | e} "Not : D ; 0 | howls mocratic dd an pp . f FRED | SERIO a But in be anc didates ; esp te j FRIENDS '.tterda | 3 ; Theit 3 Name : | HIS a 9 Antis" af ; ite A Cc an-| Vall old our fos t ray i | - ry qo. A6 n me Bac Fall - he 1d Peter orth. in. the ts3 : a F. 7, "g tin . one € c mn5 fle i @ motion the t : beidht wae cS. s made Oo net ; t a whole and th 1 Penh great nois Dubolsites the howling < results due "aft : announced * to the recent to Panal es oer me filled whom general's| gener: or of | re gald| men oo Secrec ait de pr gam) |} he 5 cand the road horse Ss ate then f s00 at t I: | to} the eee SASCIALEC e tl i =; tooseve Re cohabitation. | 7°! i ur lawful : . six sa delegat delegates and } s!x a!‘= six LICKED : publican ae ANYWAY. partak had righted : oe : ea 2 nt i Ws |} Union the |up Outhiw eG baseba ghost i all - une on Page Six. | time ; W : e esl debe er eg due, not : ae Soere: ia aa T 2 ransvaal, zis eee which a ch war. es shoulders his squared and Of the Mississippi that ete bakes sine a oe € sap or another. 7 oday Z rade e Z 5 of so N. ‘ther than uthe ‘ » ; be a an chief just | \ I i be | : l O. tonal' ply 6. | bre | OEE f|men for he|strong to enter the home - * New ) England people ite The Republirie S. z t is sald, calis for a : .Y = national ticket who {s New England, who ; Ws is » known Wes itit h hason been on suggeste ate wad time As { idea should the poepea [ d!d unter not eee Ve ie| n at for aTridavy eee ae ee cz oe ya from \ aaa aed llond nd the f Oo 2 ae of fi Pacific acl latt ons - a coast n ‘4 yeaa i : cee et for the piluce ~ | SUPPORT lthe -|t1 ie "n a hairman » -ongressional con ee as ROOSEVEVI ' ye POLICIES. Ing to} ; he | eae1 0 1 Hil will Hr r He denie business . man, Taft at Yale, in IY were and Taft. 1 have: know 2 years ra th he re ih bebe nominated?" 1at t tees pale "desire continued "and that peopte that -- Atways hompson, ineer engineer, the ists / a one 1s that anne logical candidate? tne opinidn of the is I to force myself on anted, I am willing ‘ w.B s -{elded."" yielded. Taft ne ae an = a 4 upon th Mr pre Eas to am : them. ‘to do Builder. a well known of the t for: his Mr. most imnot in? min- active Hammond. candidate has the :chance = ees for second place, : iE e y am x only not 1s Hammond "Mr. mining engineer," said oo om. best ous wy. son, man "but in he has West the try. He has neovle of the people never has ways John a ve been done to = est or many ek ye t Z will we t jer. a more deve slop nome ae as a Pp destroyer, C. buile Montgomery, business. associate of. a enemas 2 -Reeard June 3 Re Bare meeting of Republican leaders mi ; e onE Page Sis. Gonttnucd ; Washington, com-| Mr. ‘ On ballot" bah ir first the And v vill" be . elected?" . spe ae | ie comaway| away was] : politicrans Kuew Mr. es; ae snd That ees I and a a tor ir y the morning f{ rie | ing Hogeatt of Alaska, | 1 vena . me, did not seem to worthat tha he1S was c aeniall ii the t a politiclan. ‘thing but a lent H. Martin of| ¢ « arene | trying mere raat best. ; Scott of West] og the is oO ae friend evenws aan ; of : him 1| ; » a exvill] . norn- | to nsists | | til oraker I ny t hi la at came fain Q ; x vice presi The | d a . AS dent ea in she The ac was the incide o ‘ \ l j at .< : i free ohe whe can| candidate ; ele es F who say . he . of|i ia! | oy me Hammond a the fac ! Aare than was aie 3 Si came'on \ ny ? iblicar Lae Republican mittec Bs oes in | This if the} that al appe2:ery th aN Senator Ant ens hi ht his boomon Aes Poth he a RES said aoe the me : Senatay capita OVeLnOn out ee an . over | bel Thompsod' _ came tod ! ion jab : J ; committer but resi- -\Washineton, VV > Dante a gs took : + charg divide eee lone ¢ of salaryrv lor a happen an nea? M Hammond Mass., has been my oe one long | ymldst inarty suld ould cor es here Dicl u ne Committeeman Virginia, also ea M ae * 5u 5 emen n the read national l | . te they earn Tae tuatio: i : upon the | Gathering. the alll not nator be | naar ae Are tor Joseph) delega Tha aie the ontestees, ruled tts} t _ shall all disputed oO i the muld Maen » | ead ig be iy, &/ i th the ne ¢ of ¢ owe Se Im a ; ad r ¢ their ms ; A PE cy port | the fo up] iS ROL) riization: . he}, ‘ and unless them seven years," he answered. " : Mr. | [ lia bit pected him drawing you 5 goo \ Chen i i .attion: ' ve I } , committee 1 dre ee Se: ntestant pe 1 mit tai bank ‘That Qualifications, =r ‘eld, ester, know a Micul \ - foun | the 1 man me. Any thinkpeople are salaries men { it LOV "Gl " a| employ ) i n} sste impression until care noueht friend began to echo the thought. } . me of the working people who he NaS ein the Hiixs J | Mr. | : eck.| 1 op who be my whi come ' | ¢t rept +h ationalne conhearing say ee a yea ; be cérrected. certainly knows fancy Ik them | t| rid, ; , os thi +| lai ee ae nda : oot is} * ate : ; Yol ‘td : were it might) Again, true it might be in seople ma a yaboring-man asiteu the" Ah od imounts and itAas Isto earne should | happy ; wa .W was u Utica, boom LO labor'co nditions, and always what will ‘the eee man who drawy $1,000,000 , aC nalcad grand-} An ; hi ‘But to the | ean Word nails octal whel with friendly friex y in that| atl : zn dit With' Gare his re ee Rhodes se mond was. wiane relying | touch vssert grt j ca : . Proftitless. eee. _|more arhave Whats already 4 if daho Orie = a |} the Washington player Dubols| ¢¢ ine box office care aan iota what Fred : , | | mon¢ y on account of Poci H. Brady; id James : Continued ; | hay not easa ifield. be Reith BHINE 5 stecd fi cigar fresh would were his < on assist, a perhaps, ween vm ils First Tutéerviow. ta become happen ya aia eb didate?" ha Was uak anyane boast h Cenpy thingsql President the no Of Leap Oe On. irginia fell 5 * meeting aoe ts, Jate)Cecll in f ‘ interview has given afor finn theaesfirst eee politicalhe life orn. Boe: ald he. "there is hardly iounced a candidat dent Congressman| | til thy ea : : pattie argived: e and and . Paine one - a | backward up ee retiring. 2 wasn canta ex ,| known ten ' Se l| for I oe t a hor a _ ind tne un ed { man o ea an¢ mi. ‘ | i d in Leaders eachet tres the ‘ | eS get all Africa, ae auie an ae Prd ; Sherman, it und abot : Pe ee is an bucked Z to the eb just growlt." andhe came upon m Boe ore T knew answered. Tr for swung around in his chair, lighted he al ewes forward and ldey and until plendidls sei cl vs NaAgehis head: to elimb; the it Into 12 after in | | ly not ¢ : h J ly will it ‘ es It Water. When the President ; | ede of the stream the ed | ane President insisted jand rE ne one Mc the rs the are than Soath aioe orm, oe at Joe and] amt| ‘ Presidents or was along 7 ant DUBOIS "phe aceen't aoesr " GOCS; th | pe itical relation | | nev waxy ret i Iqu cDermott, Like who about In rien ds.w into Zthe. son)xald eed foigs the Werthis},| oA Air Che usual An n he better he the ae © ao ace . = omer cheo he ; | ¢ hey ae A rresident ounted again, n on their | It proceeded a * s ne Mrs } ie announcement ual4f ann t ter I +The r oosevelt pt : the Mormons and 4 manded | \ auching and chatting over the| RORY 2" nena sainst ~a et 5 stio Amendment again cide : | -Tne hich elsalected eted House | ternates. i visit Inst. Lins Be be ‘igsary the c commissary the 1 a cre¢ Pre next cries .d ourned i { es oafter 1 fo t ( i attempted then emaining after was of sthmian I V creek near ©h cries there is Roosevi a ford com. Bee i erin) land the the Doesn't tl and. anti-Dul bola : esa title President men 4 a certain self-reliant manner, g¥eat reserve force of energy | oe itted ai As 7 iF ust rae t 1e a < n tha ( n sie 'S. Hi He Gees a man rain or Roo SFr through PAL feel ir Pht n Rd thethemalles thear nominee} = ato optVice launched M : ar} Creel' : Fs ites MacKinl fi Maren ines meonle.cDrO= Be Stee withWeis the 2 convention In spit of of axe For aot | come, i oroug I and Mr the rid bank-so.as ote Re Hous a . Rock Roosevelt ae t || ait © || began L obtain of il! have headquart« nd thoroughly Dubois at) derls ae repant ig ‘ini white | The President wi tea young horse, hich A the} e Wats ‘ aia driv iheund | been trom ane | through a broo Wourned id ae jreached lo'clock, i Couvention. Hold "Antis" ; 1-Dubois mass Ee Ta men, make to iae j for fear he hishewa |, faa Whom Itamonghappened | through' it crosses.the lh stuc cine Qo. bridge;5 where . |The v1 und winnit a and | beautiful delegation] p ile not. it, toca See an The 1 h a heels |.stopping J wise uthered abou {their car didate a lthe Dubolisites gather idel ninist chal witnessed ioosevell ee wealth. I a. where , where ‘Uncle Hemenway nator Hemenway on one which of tl i pies The n of sli "and tebe Our he two Teet cep) .ommittee vos Oo ascribes his candidacy. a bit proud of one thing," 7. tecord get'a éast' We? ¢€ will eee delegates. of the convention, decided are anaies Oe - us,. which ia! an unlikely the ; | nothing to a pouring I Aare = a o ou shou e a candidate cam the laboring men, not from } others thelr yy ic horst Seth c ie.x< Ww that was Wats riding in C n thea aN + Phe. President. are very. fond of sp! Ts officer from from [9 0 6 ho Vote. county with ermitted ‘ rhe 2 is about > in ‘he' hi} made pu a Th Cannon r possible 101 ol SNe place, | altogeth bse Were sn 1 could: he gp adr. |.of e» by f to t] ignt eS rT ak: the . Pre sident the} Che } DEPARTMENT | oe | nq pnt 47 1 but} F ryan re r-| | | atta' bso) attempt-| LABOR ing be | AMAR BV contesting. ng con elected delegates attempt-|y, > UNDER am. mothwart a Allowed Bingham vas : meet BS CANAL A \ Dubols conven-| ing latin to wai leclared: car-| Applegat t ogi | red CEaLes and the nD ret: BO earn' Dubois é ‘ t : ey se acltic SP a Mr. Apolegarth was peaking Mr j he was Intersupposed ‘at sf id oint motion of order, as né¢ > 1OCamp-|regularly Chairman ade. i r ae ue bat yOC? Re . B ui a | irfou lied calle ocrat ‘ 1 met pommel the that he am just | thing to sus-| : show nti-'Taftet ‘ The also . in AAS Presi- th } ' cru }‘¥ eresi-= The to blue-prin fl or 3 bya trivial to are} bass cannot elk ay upon 4 and = oe teeth them with votes, his Pennsylvania| erty in-a majority employer and Immediately nectiongwith asoF gnam-eF me Into. clos = brought has' labor, the|| director, jtes. onterence delegation ofTg |on nin Pee ba on Porthenthotta ie mt wor ohbe » the c ca Sy Minigee ne one ci A to them originz 3g, in fact, JIt is, _ | hp | men President Roosevelt makesv light ofot |} Cc} : on or ed | the accident emer?to the o 1 ther a humorous ak atfair tion. not rnd by ty n eocalle attemy: he es y | ficul |,the as avoided , Sate e . bore a. hand With the in] conventions Mr Kealing | in empire building his out gave aimer aoe fuer arte Wet head ind tot ended pera himself. falling Te a Dor , td ta . countl E of threw thus | dent took rePERCE casiH IEEE ri i vo.) | eae j « Ithough Applegarth, sustained two roughshod) : Washington," om. Se in-| Roosevelt the the convention tted. but ; ‘ ett iL and refusing vh nije aes confiusid oO ¢ oyvs - The « nfus ore Ly | ha to inti-Bry a pl appa 1 ' to ride / } of lwas Idaho|" ] ee Nee at: | no, Voting was in the catci . peroman Br t e 1 tod ity of friends ponents. ! op in-| conventions wher ttempted ps } hall ys calling S 2for: ca BEY sad we. fl ind Amid two embled J.-Ca gs Jur confusion ally "I that itMr...is correct. very<n| Gatins Hitchcock. snow At Mc. stor iclegn tee minha; mmhtive 4 3.-President tees uUsuUé tC . lede. t "sh elaims ingmen. Ss thatnstructed we w z : maps, . | oe fict: 7 table Burke, wt Representative combination was franklyat They claim assurances Senator Knox is one of reg o ao | tha l from oe allies the of Fairbanks. e are ofspirited the episode jy four-yeur- is "da am in the hands of my If it‘is deemed best I should ticket with Mr. Taft-for you ., int eY Ae incident ldent Idahne, ribable : ; | Demoer renew ae b tat LETOWLNE a 4 a uiings, ‘| It me midst Anyway,' the atched tinhe * said Taft. eam. But () AD.Drees rant a iz wien no signs his horset took over a{ ne over tV 1@ aaSpira tf nt I 4 more of cuLg enipicnae aie heveola why and how his candidacy {or vice presidential honors: was born. He is ‘ aan uninetru by thing." In Pittsburg, ; ' fe ; tla i 1 surp know am oréat- .cKSO state Scie reece First upon nt aoe ee whe say 0 EA as 80 which Speaker Gannon Senate determination, whichis t 2 * : 2 r sharac "Governor Hughes and Vice}| dominant ¢ Peper erage >. : > f ‘ ariel eo ‘ every a against June EE around mths resi booms () Animal Is Taught Lesson. | Washington [ne i ' Looseve was y didates, friends, join the | . ; of:the:Kealing relied restos () Thoroughly | ae © 5S this | on Hat upon 2 Knox, ag (} = state as to * | onents Republican JAles et }tain. their oft-repeated declaration that Mr. Taft. cannot be nominated on| the first ballot. These are the hopes|a () ) ‘ Gets s ~ (re figures Previously . = | Rider | - - the it 700 aa ol The = ae ira certa in ee nat TR ENPR TER HIRI CHATA ne ibove | Hoooonnm : $ Named ' Chicago Hite heock allows them a total of 2: | backbone of Se ee ae ee : or ¢ ng way are e Ss lat 2 The allies assert that there ‘ neal es : ance candidate nee ; ate. é 1¢ as t c eatenare} : $8 worthrmittth,to(Heronthere delegates uninstructed Wile the Taft.manager says me: that tagthesone , re - it, churches, S SO for arneslved mex oe 4: : Sonn as must we a COS z oon vot busi- ee elther will visit a democratic so expressed eC i , allow not will we and our into his trade, from to run, man good aside man upright es minister a . agree; opinion public the Jaw and vallo - : : LI ana ECR | those as <% in to be opinion, beaten ‘ on . ‘ The cannot me to satisfactory is not It affairs. 7 himr asse more than are required to nominate é a The allies give M T ift 359 dele-| gale \ as the Mr; highft es coc a. ess on vs ft the} & () > and 2 1 or = s the churches say,' ‘You are doing such a bad andsf our church, . ge of \ a legitimate you Be at ; Convention, hree hundred and nineteen dele-| Ee ee the oe ere Ti a . eeng "Mr. Hiltehe . 7 « ciams oe517,' 17 Ko; 7 \ tencoek rea- concerned; Will Ballot beyond is a an'answer doubt. must that Mr. Taft frat -will Galbe table to the one Tainatremember nen Tbe san aha, ab INW nominatec " oubt, 2 s algiven out several days ago by Frank} jot-7 ay ad ‘ eft is . H i Secret: Taft' to, take OP) 0 See Hitehe ock,k, Secretary faft's man-|} ofob-Tthe am. flehtrerdy: eer oe ing ore ta 40 penn sunge Mr Hs areca was found in his privwoulc Lave rom oOo 2 votes tOl‘ata . : 7 spare upon the first ballot eaas z ne Anas a yeast ane pies to way: a First URGE matter That this < and ‘ Taft " On nomination for the presidenc And! hey gave out a table of figures to-| night v hin Se) oe idea, proves the! blame bitten ‘ltizen n eee occupation In put kill not is the strongest their they not . is rather shall that as . o have ‘ or get out of business. Be- should ucts, Believes Str ensth Convention, MEN rae June opponents New York ne 23.-"Yas 7 of5 Chicago, Secretary of War3.-Allied William H. Taft,|‘digate"" bail Jahn' Hag n Hamwon aris th the : at 2 that th ays idate," said John ae Hammond, . sovernment: and bribe, out of the why Candidates} Pr ove reek Denee a an' gunman such re |Twin Falls Convention an Im-; - and =|| | broglio Between Dubois | ot bu appro! ps a- -| pe op nM arious Well . state " it. so : enviatl : nty 000 ae for of =id regare t gaid:that Jf. additional tion vy annua-- source ward sion for the Prove i ve the ‘ only asHa nonpa ae nt 1 » 5 ap-i* session is of iainCcon=}" ke is ee" thi Salt of fice erated pill there ke aaa gress a the Do that Senator the national' 100t; capit is|to lot 5..* SNe : king Oe t, se |? ceraignéened i of citizens . PANAMA Boys i fight them Tt ought not Christian. itsely be, the erystallization of public } F i ¢ was} session, .¢ passa nad to Dn of favor in ving controlled ' re sponsible should : -Amid the : pert he M1] : t be any mot SOOO OOO ile lie | 1 4 ant c saloon dent re = = ry" : is we cannot ‘ Des ie" re Utah | in Ends y: he : t ; and <email carnestly so am Tf of as I have stated pandering which 43 such a public niusance, must is that dog it tells them to make ‘ Presidential Try society Hfe. Can we soCanelevate the snaloon-keeper in the midst my his business? elevate we forees him to Hive? refuse itlo: Then, let us. An all \ love zak hon oat y Ye Upom Py , SE Oe . Poee "down. a : y Cal * = Ca ae Fa ¥ 7 7 = a > 1on 9 AOBO* | the where and . where] ; nak t = Da or yt ROM will- in there, Dee his succe -| Le i cud it appreciate = athe a fit for pot a respectable, ee Coonan ryt and | | ; tha el good Uning; ought E ne this to are eaus which or ought to homes am } . ngre i our which Sasori ied irregularly a Pears Alt for a say ; ; kill, why unreasonable . the present ti June Oe sses, liam dt and Eee Hea altlie leade motion I Carolina, hetook PRESIDENT yu expected De ee in OoOeoe ‘O cf alae sani i Ay and to :. cities ptained at the . 0 ytalne oh postoffics y fi \ ys mad little or l: Titer oor . =e H r ZFelbe st Sear b " I to ie a4 come we Dank vitnoae of | OO Md, mers. \cnatrman 8 ae t the of s co, | terests. at ae needs could be t is Uior 1 postotlice appropriation ny eble this Smet' wis a t up po come oe ade ¥ tion » UU, E@ tas ae Bony. or 10,000 : ness aand re ‘ ‘ was) propl = orders When"ai Question tion tion. m spent usele a they We Precipitated. teive Es yeeyn op well work a reason certain and effect. : Luws- othe Taf ot the | t think land a law is, in the church which onven | | two-cer a tne - nat a queer is a this ee ate phono moo moi on th t > power ! we = | OF} project. ; City E thi it ' any law say: Appl u 17 to the edie } 1 se ‘ el meee‘ that re} Utah delegation ile aeae nt ‘ tremendous is, emit a business doing this Dusiness, you doing ostracize you socially.' practical C it{lmore, aitimore but,| thing 1 1 t Money for Pes eser 000 for}Pra Congress appropri ited ' Cee at "95> ee addition**" to t na Salt La Altiod} toc? at roe ! a art ; ‘ nd = : ' p- ot Other North stand - bhe why reasons. chief the bite and | » = the in ¢ rsimes enemies, a Because to do a { ana re-in faYyor: cou eastern on 3 that | efor ti are are will surroundings Is : ~ rie of themselves into d orm ind | el | oe and $20,000 postoffice at . pie.) 4 oo 35 Straw 3 ‘ have men ie possible under 1 } ry : ta ay er. ts tli it '© Copyright ol of say WORKING OL \th | N is peares d under t rection' ae enlarging the ay J hart of project an added the work ul ia and on] % state government T) #139.y00 hoodson the this tha Be it of to for Vice-President. SOMEWHERE Citi- Cannon ta-| 1s s e American SAYS 9 i ‘ Roose me ae rinan ing hela passed 1 will eyes " semi-} eport bil was be CONBELES; dent eye : cena - '©} cussion for}ioreth ie} na ; wit! re whok fous ter ‘ be water WwW Indian a nONS? will a will be sp the goverpn able it meee} of v Uintah t Of ‘ bre OEP Oe law wt. | 1 ork it- will Revision | revision, L- | of ey on bi N« j and é thé is seni and} én3 Se acio" Hitt | ae oat ee rate! i. wart Utah |; ata "from eli v slation © $260,000 Jevelopmen | :T} = "arjd senate fight, it st } and Utah di the 1 Pr of to conte a diocese following the pieces civilized him? people. the sayey I ' fraternal the aes a a-| 1 Unie house it a | | and ent. Ir Spin ab. fer and a the t Episcopal ; OTE y in Mr. DISCREPANCY A saloon: farm Riba ti¢ \ Jfoweve yulld=| of the: gonial carrles rintlons an od 'd, in t y syeurintion of 33,000,000, 1 deal of this will also be ee | our ef | ater . ed)}after ‘ vent ind matt ing A L $600,000, s "Now, ras|Maryla | Uproar blil by forth sads || ted ent mT polls, 7 go b me the Famous Mining Engineer Willing to Accept Nomination _eeneees ar ‘The great -- ea . paralyze aan "ff ae ; underlying evil whichH paralyzes @very effort to get good laws . have is the system of local polities, which gives the suloon-keeper more power : ; i i i i the city.' GovIs possessed by all the educational and religious institutions in politics in North Carolina, said a week or so ago in the Academy of Music, . city of Wilmington IT would take the sixty-three satoon-keepers on my side, business, is a bad "This the law, by be he barkeeper,-if the take must and 1 all a game, this fan- . ago, You in people n to 19the re:J upon] conte! ‘ back rect Lea incre . that have are banded Cogether in an as Maiation which makets the best stand practically by into polities as a business, whic bh debauches politias and corr ‘upts politicians. Tt to go into detail to ehow this; every intelligent citizen feels it. The New York killed Mcenses that |(QoCoOOO ibltc bill of the the not if in ale al rgins their worst () L He break -_. ahead and see the panie that force! Theories, and di-s- | YX nd r ri nor' " sé and dot ee aT t : a 2 be i an " $1,000,000 j two aektornls £6 as = | * ids fact 4 t_ departme ye i -it tiorof Ww BErctavie preservat He ig ne fores Ss oes aD: the | domaii in| ashi meee worl . 72 yn at to use politics as necessary agninst PRICE FIVE CENTS cooler. J. B. Kealing Publishes Table to Show War Secretary Has Not Majority. > vate le or necessary-action results ¢ | | opposed sfully ai peoraierenaca by. spas Rep Heh cee"SP seE st closedIN| ib* e louse.enlareeme pomenA eee MILLION < niarsem = NEARLY = UTAH law, that Utah inistration, 1 Tr al ee Re Utan is i Appro-| result appropriations. literally of showered upon. | Jimining asea office, the importance vast materi: ¢ eat and be estimated. enacted, and t Smoot's Dry arm Bill. of Ist the by vy riations : oe ts were niall = will () rt ‘4 ‘ Ts ESE wor 7 truly inane The Bit wag sent up to the Preshient, treasthe of s\3retary the still returnédland who Bmiaot, Reed Senator froin Washitgton yesterday, told wi bat! ury opposed it, However, President Ctlance gadhers the today-Showers, TAFT OPPONENTS HAMMOND TALKS PRODUCE FIGURES OF ASPIRATIONS 7 of had license low ehief, the of good, bishop a Christian the community in "-igontuent.toUtahvand-one-community/ury, he and Se cei smout piloted, me!) 6 d legislation. throw ie ator ee -aes oeree = n theaverse house Bepor thas bill encountered secre-| an- 6) tleAnnouncemen t ee t, a with est thtoa other Dene oer "ae ae ee ie C 14 dt = f the trea m ye. ‘ but | * ee oneann |.¢ -_- 4 is statistics! movement "The fraternal orders, as I have before : stated, and ness, we will not let you become members of our society -Sy () fp the senate creating readverse an us spite treasof the secretary action columns or of or oe Seuievee eneter | Wee ee a ov news to time time Irrom filashed appropriations.was f congress was the @deltl at] Utah ee 3s the by of written a ree Georgia, organization, which is attenrpting Union. Concerted, unified ;tetion is of a rattle-snake,to be see ~¥ Because you daughters; we our () Utah tl at but offices, In the nation assay state for only before ele request requests many nan) wer vere in here $0) essence, e208 in nature killing teacher. by the yet, ‘ Serta resident the as- D., thes? years than and business. Steet ) ‘Ther ic assistant. and death by him? So the very excuse that we must make for the individual barkeeper tatinnia . son why we should destroy his business and the asseciation's power. Christi ir caus as caused reas "Aoain: Again: And thisi is aa reason thatz has me. » much: thought asas a a Ee , ment I - miCnrat arent | 3 his ; assistant, and the work () irrigation projects, agricultuflee wi ec starte : : . ' ai : conservatior nae a | of1 establishing the office will be started 6 developmen 0 c € a biting <tate sssistant: aean Kansas i politics necessarily; and since they are In politics, they But. my friends, this is Uae very reason why we should | | for, a eaten for -mainte Nance will soon appoint | few Maine, and L would give the other side the sixty-three lawyers and all the doctors and ail the ministers, and 1 would have my office.' "PT do not blame these saloon-heepers personally; I do not know how they began their business; ; : T do not know how many ' of them long to get out of it. L know how hard it would be to get out of it If they wanted to. for L have tried to belp men to get out of the saloon business. I have much excuse for them in my heart in their association to win their way in politics, This business is ander the control of the () j 31,6 | r} a in | || 7) | ARMSTRONG willil ; Jollars 10n will DURL wrote public effect, } } - $813,000 Utah's portion of the appropriation in the agricultural bill, in which jis included the forestry feature, is estimated because there is no way of ; telling just what the needs of 7 thisi state will be,. but assur-, i i ance : Times | B :29,500 50,000 ae 6. Weather nd to cpforce Sueh as we =over the government than ernur Aycock, who knows . ‘ly T desired an office in the been - eee ' the in is your In but these saloon-keepers the lowest, which goes is not necessary for me to now ur answer?" prohibition a appropri- -».+.$250,000 eeeeeees 189,000 5 wee 175,000 . .....-. have c of i Strange,*D. | recently menaee is anythinge-immediate What | | dollars : year, Water development in Uintah reservation | .. Suawhberry valley project ach ane ener ce tee Salt Lake postotlice addition ......... See New avail vu. to ¥ Re it at the polls, Look at the business If this prohibition scaaciatt hese D are set i ac lowest viecs phd abetting one | ays, nearly pee a Utah this Where one Unat to say "IT wish prohibition today is, that it | ie ae FROM es GET toha In voted g(y H growing! elther a ' ‘ / : \ i eviews Amount tov Be : Spent in Various Parts of State pe ¢ c Le Cand ep ae Discusses Othera1 Features-Advocates , cr THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1908. 25553 ‘The Prohibition party, an invade every state in the net it® ----- mir UTAH, UTAH ADOPT PROHIBITION? atical movement, The fight is will sweep over every line of ! SENATOR is been disastrous. is ntlemptive to | an CITY, Utah politicians are not always willing to talk on the question of pra@hibition in. Utah just at the present juncture. Some of them say they want what the people want,.and they believe the matter will be an issue at pe next genera - el otions in this state. Until the peop have declared themselves on the matter, the y. they do not crre express their individuat opirioins. The following a peal is taken frot D a pamp niet issue d by the United States Brewers' association. In much of it the Anti-Saloon leagude would join he Record of Delegation in Congress Written in Appropriations a re, SALT LAKE COOOOOoO who Mr. than an > the cou s ° eae =e put al- has been sin years, Will take active charge Mr. Montgomery ate (= Chiulcag o this week, and leave for pen headquarters. in' the Audlse will open one rotel to Annigx5 }torlum |