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Show a) THE THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN" a Official Organ --_-____ very Morning Gnly Kepublican City, Utah. aaa by REPUBLICAN of the Republican J the posto assecond } post ered the woe o : class wae the >. Paid Daily 1Months, Months, Daily Year, Sunday Daily that in Salt Lake one and.Sunday Daily only, and Supaay. One : Paid in eeeswee 3.00; understood 1 <- It flight Six oe approval indorses unday only, One Year ..... eee 4.00} $.09/ preter ete 2.00 of . Let ubseribers will please give ones one cerning well as delivery ic ored onl ed of paper. Please give address when ordering oe oniy xe. oe when ae oe ee subscription to! ally. and not 0} pte rs con- | former change be hon a o EASTERN OFFICES: Cambridge 604 us of their on Palace our Salt by was the If to they it night the of pay ice doesn't want of Commenting by Utah' members of Coun ty lowing Op- on "In point during they gener- goon very thing has those were work, a . As but the ifPeeres ‘ have the of roads higher dividends been no reduction he SPALDING, Rev. 7 dodge 6° J aT The largest,: a8 most the was S of Utah, was letter who SEES has expected from at Salt ine Lake elected meeting, City workman, when he he said, gets a ceases small Bis hop fol- Spaldiis @ "IT would give approaching sion eligible said in a good Pouterench: for the post of his to be class account In the deal if I could thoush TI honorary satisfied with form of the party. been nominated. the \ had open. probably one the men no lives post two and James and Because they are charec " * ble » in=in character and tingly discharge people form. A both United have dry to in ne the true American citizens, "27 wocttas "ep trained in ability, they honora-| Sherman. the duties of their high Republican are platform fit-] offices. interested ; party's will in senator plat- means through the some-| deep interest senate In put forth the untiring president's request in the no chairman. nd it proposed efforts for policy both He led defense of the naking a strong is NOW] in four curren with of de-1 senat for of this country,} necessity of the things lts nation has makers speak with ; confidence authority, z in and : their pledges. the Therefore isS ‘dinarily important rta z more "e than ordinarily that the form just adopted at Chicago should speak ; such. plainness on two great propositions, : ae . platat-| with|° 5 For one é thing the tariff must be reformed. Unquestionable abuses have grown up. Without doubt the rapidly| changing condition of recent years have made necessary reductions In the tariff Perhaps no rate is Loo as Nery by that everywhere be; they to be The Another In That refers a to to the are is so change We the he the Mr. had could passage ing war many through the senate of a Dill provid-! pensions for veterans of the Blackhawk Indian of Utah. He secured the passage of a great private pension thing careful. and will USE There the a bills. Senator and Mrs. Smoot was could is this can, an and ardent interest. in the a is a pledge A and this way candidates the party any- is more will then provision, harmed. are elements of call the readers the of The Tribune had of mention old lady another is a virtues. all of now of lady's even uses, who for boasting. of The Republi- One day chureh hands itself. Richfield cause subseriber her Republiof But its in Presbyterlan. old can- promise right, by the party party no catalogue She good If TRIBUNE. not member in- exists. This Republican Tribune way: greater could is in de- more. a responsible. what told a in platform. deal now such kept, is opinion good the asked, than safeguarded THE did a the great Republican and quite in a called The visitor was one of the sort requiring mon for breakfast every morning. Tie paper for unreasonable winning the we is give their courts and recently upon raw sermil ton ai society been ep this open to c Suther ee peemavaae home passing ¢ and aiheelend'a eis - Smoot's people allers rs Sutherland passage by 2584 office op a Mrs. Utah ¢ Setator a Senator Ru winter. all vifisitors Woe: f has[ through hahave don't you take the noted way To b POWERS'S ably Hig own people have done that. In a secured {bit at the Iinternational ven ifbition, Madi- DUBOIS IS LOSING GROUND. Rexburg, Idaho, Current-Journal: That was a good day's work done by the anti-Dubols delegation at Twin Falls last week. It is the beginning of the end of Dubols. Two years ago he absolutely controlled the convention; now he hasn't even a majority of the delegates, and from present indications he will be even in a worse fix when the convention meets at Wallace than he was at Twin Our Fremont de persien were jubilant when they returned home y fee] sure that the anti-Dubois delegation w il be se ate dat Denver, and that Dubois will never again control the Democratic party in Idaho They were received with every ark of appreciation and assured that the Mormon question would not be considered an issue in the futu The Dubois crowd resorted to all kinds of trie ks and schemes to hold control Banners and streamers of the mer insulting character were prominently displayed er to win sympathy. All the riff raff that aie be brought together for whiskey or in any other way, was ‘pressed into service for the occasion. The result was that most of the aggregation was under the influence of Mquor and made a sorry display of a cause which claims to stand on the highest plane of morality. ‘This is the type of men who have set out to reform the homes of Idaho, Contrasted with this crowd, many of whom had no higher conception of their party and its principles than that it opposed all Mormons, were men oe the highest character and ability; men who worked for the principles of Democracy before Dubois was old enough to vote. They fought to bring the party in Idaho up to the same plane that it occupies in other states. 1e result is most gratifying. This convention did much to bring about normal conditions in the state. It will not be long until this most unpleasant Mormon fight is ended for good and all. It has brought nothing except unpleasantness and bad feeling. We shall be glad when it is gone. The Mormons are anxicus to demonstrate their loyalty to the state and its interests. They will work and vote for the party of their conviction. The Democrats} among them will stand by the nominees of that party, and the Republicans will support their candidates. No fears need be entertained in this regard. All they ask is to be treated like other citizens, and they guarantee that no person nor party shall eyer have cause to complain of any act of theirs. PEERLESS the way it may be gaid that no man three times convicted is not guilty. The feature of the case is the escape from Kentucky Btances point of the to him former quite as governor. much as to IGNORANCE. After insinuating that the discussion by railway managers ot the possible necessity of reductions in wages was intended to "coerce" railway employes into circulating petitions against the enactment of legislation affecting the railways, Mr. Bryan of an of po continued: instance a reduction where of their "I have these been that catatiae of all The news has the Erie unable oOfficlals own salaries, ordinary employe, after last fall's published panic, railroad have us well it had to learn suggested as was those widely reduced its officials and its clerical also appeared in the papers time to time that the een ville & Nashville railw: Powers. | Obio railway have followed Circum- the Duke of now as cent of was then, but were man ashamed ceases to on of it. 5. .s2)j5t do hi 2 fee be Fellowship, good eakan "s int weer ~~ grei ‘aut "), ah o-opera the ele co same time s MOVING TO a Ean easily a the selfish > the force, from railway, the Loulsthe Baltimore & example of the the AT THE . THAT THE SED OUR ANGLER PACT, LINE, HOOK AT VERY NEEDS WINDOW IF IN DISPLAY. cans, guaranteed not to ice cream dishes Mowers. and and ice erecam Gem" is cou action and will The freeze your crear in five minutes. Made of White ¢ scala Pails that resist Me water action, cleetric welded wire or fall out of body of can, and anto- break which is ice cream two freezers In one. You at one and the same time, in ean one mensures We strongly! recommend the Pennsylvania Mower; it is can do it in just a few minutes, a nyone Drug Store » is at 112-114 South Main Street. 7D REGS LSAR , SZ 2) Sa, an Ali Civilized People| Wear it ; much a as way CONVENTION, ' The American Shoe Repairing Co. 320 State Street} SAREE EEG BELL PHONE 1388 cnil for shoes and deliver We cannot be bea We thom. Men's Half Ladies' Soles Half " Sered Ea, Sewed 6B8e, Soles All ether work An Honest Conclusion! in prepertion. | Gentlemen, We Must Agree with the U. C. T. that | Corner A $3 GOLD J. nod ibe Gold. Main oT Streets | Crowns, oreelain Seer 1 FILL ING s C row ns. Work oe NONE-HAL F Are Leaders in Traveling Necessities-Shoes. Don't forget the number. We will be pleased to meet you. PRICE U. S. DEPOSITORY Deseret National Bank Salt Lake City, Utah. OAPITAL ccccccccsceccsss 900,008 Oeues evcesvee ° ° 2500,000 Hills : President Moses Thatcher. President . 8. Yo copes Cashier Edgar ae "Aset. Cashior OD..++++ +s A8Ste Cashier Safety Deposit Boxes W.. 5S. McCornick, Prest. UTAH fer ee Vice LAKE Rent R. NATIONAL SALT Cutler rest, BANK, = ee ae a advertising NEWSPAPERS where it; and can be ANY In can when changed a day's notice; of trade conditions, sibilities with of be you placed most or and territory Banking ness, Busi- doesn't, ver) a record make pos: Glad there's some Hedeh the of ody oriitae to tell ae ses you Good yours _wrong- "co ur proves ‘that pa enout our BILLS secured, LOST MOTION, For details apply to Secretary, The Six Point League, Tribune Bidg., New York, Insist on Dailies General Johu CUTLER'S D. Giles, Ady. Agents. Mer. 65 Main Another Big Tie Sale. The Original IKalt Goods eee House Utak, An Interesting Showing of Four-in-Hands, Tecks and Bow®Ties at 20 cts. each. COLLECTED Eve Weather , s i bes eeg et MERCRAWTS*..rno. THE association, Selentific Honest Collectora Debts, Com. FRANCIS General Nat. G. LU Don't you'll: not. encounter i <34 nina tt ions ms are e in € EQUAL SRODS OF 50c sk Belt TIES 25 ‘again: in avhurry. this s lot an ait ANYWHERE; Jv) Ties; of week | we; elites mt ey 7 se er ear At Prices That Are Down---Awa y Down. Bk. Mgr. People Like Us. : s a spe = colo Rspaighd anoa ARORA: men Mesh Underw TECTIVE 77-100 we service. of waste. 36 Main St. BIG BILLS LITTLE BILLS LONG BILLS SHORT BILLS GOOD BILLS BAD BILLS nud all Klads of Some at 1873.) Generni of ° Itadvertising does if it'salways handledpays.right. taken full PAY? | need revised advantage minimum | Advertising DOES YOUR DAILY | ne (stablished: Transact Your NO iceman 25 ~P Rodney T. Bedeer, Cashion" ae Flexible CITY. = Safety deposit boxes > sun was "And how' about that first folio edition of Shakespeare?' ? "That's ace Ty And then the Kaensas farmer, removing his vening clothes and putting on his overalls, went out on the estate and locked up for the night -Thomas L. Magson in Success Magazine. they attention. THINGS: ARE. It was evening in the great West. The golden had Beye down over the cornfields, and ul silen fore what did you do with that Rubens that came today? "T hung it up in the art gallery, next to the Rembrandt" Set at's right. How about that new balloon we ordered? got a wireless today from the i SBCLOXY, : saying | it wouldn' t be ready until next we ek. "lm! That will give one of. the au of ours an excuse to be idle. Couldn't get any of them chaps to help with the hay. How is the new French year acting?' "Fine. But I had to telephone for a new set of tires." "Did that consignment of government bonds come en and need TRY US } unselfish their Shoes eften of must| , June 6: ° Utah is sending two Pittsburg Press, Republican nawomen alternate delegates to the tional convention at Chicago. They are Mrs. Susa Young Gates, a daughter of Brigham Young, and Mrs. Lucy A. Clark, tee ter of the Mormon pioneer, Willlam K. Ric Both women are prominent politicians. "Mrs. Gates is an active worker in the auxillary organizations of the Mormon churen, and is a writer: ee magazine articles of considerable note, speaker Mrs, Gates js much Ay demand, both. on the platform and in the pulp Her Mrs, Clark is a social reader of the state. home is at Garland, Uta AS IT. 1f. REEL. Freezers ‘sa for in canbe, R. I, when Tribune:they Impelled fought WOMEN BATT be yttom ARSE is (ee A one] grated from Ohio to California, hundreds of German Lutherans from the United States are preparing for an exodus to Saskatchewan. Their church leaders are encouraging the movement and the German Lutheran association as bought a great ract of land- 00 acres-in e Trampin district of Saskatchewan SFoviticg: mnien the Canadian Northern railway Is linking to Hudson's bay and Liverpool] beyond ‘ Religious faith has impelled many hegiras within the United States, but this removy: al yerman Lutherans, principally from Iowa and Kansas, to Canada, is unique i ner of the going. The Mormons trekked across the plains in moving wagons and encountered danyer every step of the way. But these German Lutherans will ride in Pullmans, eat three meals a day} in the dining cars and enjoy all the comforts modern travel. It will be an hegira de luxe. These people have been in a ferment of excitement for weeks Last fall one of the elders, who went to Canada to Inspect the tract which later was purchased, wrote a letter which was published in a Nebraska paper and aroused so much interest among his people that they talked of little else but this new "promised land."" The minister has been quoted as saying that his people thought of nothing but "Canada, Canada,' all the time ané complained that he "could not get them to talk f Christ at all." His congregation determined to move to the new land in time to raise a crop this season, and finally, to satisfy them, minister and two prominent members of the church selected as delegates to look at tne tana. The senow quel was the purchase of $0,000 acres, and the exodus is at hand This movement has found many recruits in Neor «ao braska. From Hastings families will go In a special traln, so that household gocds, live stock and people will travel together and arrive simultaneously A curious fact, bearing on the changes going on in Canada, is this, that the German Lutheran colenists when they have settled in the Tramping Lake region will be really nearer to the European grain markets than were the Dunkard farmers before they left Ohio. The new Canadian Northern route has accomplished this. When the railroad ts completed to Hudson's Bay, with the terminus at Fort Churchill, the distance from Saskatchewan to Liverpoo) will be shortened by at least 500 miles, while the freight rates per bushel will be from Prince Albert and Edmonton from 10 to 14 cents a bushel less than they are now. Another thing which allured the thrifty German Lutherans and will add a new impetus to wheat raising in the dominion is the fact that the crop can be delivered and sold during the autumn after harvest... At least twothirds of the actual grain will be disposed of by November. UTAH STRAW HAVE HAVE ROD. FISHING OF PRICES. rey fs a of Sharpened Our the} so-| igh is Sat "N17 SASKATCHEWAN. Tae were PLAIN WE WE mower. The} and bringing and tt ROD, REEL. ROD See our Grass Catchers, that can be regulated to fit any size .con aright, here, we effort Providence, Mormons it work mmonwealth. ve FLY small acoount| 1 capitalist if I understand deal of missionary We can see how steel assortment the class slight arowasadlor A bank bank and he. be Som ARTIFICIAL on pail, drawn twin serapers Large were Denve most wealthy vears before on of g men and women, bul mB the Jab oring very wings vings he BAMBOO WITHOUT We also recommend the "AMERICAN TWIN PREEZEBER," freeze two flavors of ice eream, or an ice of sherbet and rreezer, Norfolk 4 very little social recognition and he assumes manners of a plutocrat, Let the most ardent the]/the "Sister, general on Saha ' and Tribune," The governor of Kentucky has pardoned Caleb Powers, and the most famous murder connected With politics may now be forgotten. We are not xpressing opinions as to the guilt of Caleb Powers. 90 ee 4 merical scious invth the ork, introduced ohn Square Garden, New York. The distinguishing ‘eatire of Se hater peioriva t's service this year was his advocacy of the report of the joint special committee on revision of the laws on the floor of the senate. Mr. Sutherland was for much of the time during the discussion of the code report floor manager for the revision committee, and as such defended the action of the committee In changing the old law and substituting new sections. In this connection he largely added to his reputation as a clear-headed and sound judge of the laws and received unstinted praise from his colleagues Mor- PARDON. with the senate of the following bills: ANnjacross the "great American desert" to the valleys for Salt Lake City; appropriating $25,-] of Utah, and as the Dunkards were when they emi- 000 for a monument for General P Connor; appropriating $20,000 for right of way across the Fort Douglas military reservation for Salt Lake Clty water supply system; an appropriation of $175,000 for the addition to the public building at Salt take City; appropriation of overnment ex- months. ©ALEB conscious bee een New York Tribune: Of Mr. William J. Bryan, after his talk in Chicago on banking, a leading Chicago bank president said he could discover no evil. "I do-once a month,"' said the lady. dence that the speaker even had a conception of what the nature of a bank deposit is, Yet Mr. "Why once a month?" Bryan goés about the country advising the govern"Why,'' said the pleasant old lady, "in the full ment guarantees of bank deposits and telling how to avoid a panic! The instance is characteristic. of the moon I always make soap, and then I always Lack of Information exercises no restraint over get the Tribune. There is enough lye in it for all the Nebraskan's volubility the soap greaso I can save." talk about railroads at North Platte, Neb., on Wednesday, the editor of the Commoner The Tribune should have added in its boasting *Imade stdtements which any attentive newspaper the yalue it has with a trifing departure in spelling reader could readily dispute from his knowledge of what has appeared in the press within recent in the making of soap. why said: her. board stag of the theater ol Meritt and twenty Mimi He A been laboriy e bi the he nation to good Tribune There It is the OF what it to made It of platform Yesterday can in this right, is been promise of strength THE ir- even party done The Labor rest Both added de- The them are plank had wildly. It the they not they wanted all have yotes. deliver. If have Republican of that he party expectation for to. toward and Washingt P ee ae °°"? ce cas union they ignored. safeguard been not promise without to But If them. the granted have Republican not labor. when Gompers that been would promise should wrong, power with indicate justice concession be are finds principles. Some unjustly as of country. against the to labor. himself Reports If laws right right injunctions. union pledges use of should a no importance attended But invoked they have has no cannot used severe. think claring of they can oppression of the When be But now. than great that be they it declaration of must platform man high. be reformed, held been too not The too people nation very demands it cases. writ The question citizens has should No the a reform, many of Chicago grievance, mand higher the Republican to junction are abandon are tariff will this made to and matter place. laborers rates reduced. this, refuse it. be policy schedules will démand delegates many © a. ee 2 is no intention to_ |. Srofection. The nation has-profited too SHINS ° greatiy surely county OR JOINTED KIND Cream hoops matic centuries of blué blood in his velns!' "There are suspicions that John Burns Is not.as class support battle eships on the floor of the the administration : forestry policy address on the Yondon land session : it Ice Seems rvation of our forests. He was active in penitatine in the Western Federation of Miners strike *!0" ee and was ae a es % Teen? ee on the Tit. rich in Nevada. and he urges the governor to; pension b > he supported all leg ition in favor aa f ya? Iepe the lawless miner in order | of the old soldiers. He was successful in securing let aint - ae ; oie nembership of the Christian the the a fending that and elsewher great] William everywhere took are| fe 1€ than S. bill egislation, participating In the debates on the floo the senate on this question nd delivering an eh speech In defense of the Ald rich bill The another,| there for vice president os farm JAPANESE EVERY HAVE REASONABLE mo ric t He has been signed such a position bee 1use IT happened to be chairman of the senate}/an eccle sias tical plutocrat, if that Is not calling Senator root has had/a bishop by too hard name, 3 anything but . of the revision and con-] socialistic. have] P&Mding before the house comn uittee on public _ | He hopes to get it through the house next been States . fitted better offices of President Our the could importance the Howard ‘ of of in ° other Taft and of from of all candidatés no better men nation knows their value, and nes é , aa . : ; their services. They have bee benefit advanced und . The The the the Surely A WITH STEEL con- attend am WANT USED WANT Nothing more want the tac ‘le bank plat-] LAKE. \ WE OR ‘ rit eosoclalOr ULBeO, ene rioting miners. letter YOU YOU saying oughly é IP COLOR. Eas Protest- been CITY, SUNDAY, JUNE 21, -$-$_$___- - - . a . PLATFORM AND CANDIDATES. " Sin : ao . Republicans everywhere are going to be SALT : oweNea REE last meeting of the crowded with men selidation of the e¢ , iws and has presided Tf I were there and permitted to speak I think over the public hearings to thi matter ith} [ should like to say something about the oppormarked ability. He trume ental in securlIng}tunity and duty the ‘intellectuals' or ‘parlor socialBue passage of a number of bills amending patent] ists," or whatever we are called by the proletariat, 1908. The senator has done good werk on the|have of keeping the workingman class. conscious z ven nitias on claims, and has carefully guarded I remember years ago hearing John Burn speak the interests of the g6évernment, Senator Smoot] {n Denver at the convention of the American Fedhas worked early and late to secure legislation] eration of Labor upon th ‘Responsibility of La_ | favorable to the development of the great 2arid le nas} bor.' With a glow of pride he said: ‘Think of thorof the West. He secured the passage of tvictly} jt 1. John Burns, slmple stoker, sitting on. the * eood. An hour or two of rest from your daily toil will do you To m: ake it interesting you restful and recuperative than fishing ie Ever the best at Z.¢ that catches the fish. SOCIALIST. Franklin chalrman, a of Fa ia he 2 ; une 1 the speakers pronounced it, meeting of the national conSocialists was held yesterday bishop sent ates does how news of the da} -__-_--____-_ 9 and the » bi bis nee ‘ dded th ' at the st, when he struck it rich in ? governor to send troops to quell the] this rallwa a rs editor, an common Christian Episcopal been nec« that his diocesan work prevented him from being pre Bishop Spalding's letter did not arouse the general enthusiasm that Eugene V. Deb‘s speech did three] session, presents ous : Trib ripune, a» women. The Right scious recent things eS of . no| we the salaried Not only a number York DEK honorary machIne,{ << Progress-Review of hard being s i been et greater ‘ { rg {n tl the that applied to the at Carnegie hall It was conference, and the hall ant slot higher of the ference a and! SENATORS. ; made in Washington{ the there make ed party/and party the will aiallv BISHOP prize} as consent that stop _ fights of it as a senators that besides that ou "enthusiastic, and, as the "most inspiring" the That ; much camry ; UTAH'S st the record of been cut, and yet there has vages ‘ ( al forcee L a pi ane Sette rane =Ne surprise f that thé re the } The ane DS) IM CoO LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1908. instead salaries, lines Bryan eduction ue tio tte salaries than such last}so Be ee Gh ier , of with ms cannotes own Mr. pald employe fallen, but on surprised one Lake e officials that the officers have suggested a reduc- o ‘ entage = oe, Sane live]of have public given Te a public prize as proud with] so of deal Fe . our ' is SALT sure several tioned. 1 at Salt posite aye lsors- aoe Chicago Office, 311 Boyce | has led all others for Bulldir MeKinney, sole representative east | busy night and day of the Bboy Afountains. committee on Aten(s, -| charge of the arduous ; those] ky aa a good Gf observed suggest Their | Mitara habe now, Let Kentuc been matter. week : ae Office, 7 fight let be reminded ; Are octane York are tion may Is their o connection of the American party officials. and protects the prize fight. is Offices-Dooly Block, 208 South West Temple| etreet. Phones-Bell, Exchange 25; Independent, 3190 : New : Goebel fights, It a matter : ; for them was granted a prevent nor Erie. cre LAKE. have that be last ; ; 5 the @ Circulation Department DIRECT, carriers, collectors or solicitors, on all again must on will One Month, Daily and Sunday............- $ .75 Three Months, Dally and Sunday .......... 2.00} Months, Daily and Sunday .......... -Year, Daily and Soy seeeeeeveeeeee ever at any ; prize . permission | of And THe sentinenh ‘ Advance. fame of a prize 1-50 6.00 fe ET oenevvn@eteewece Ye Suh artes a Not ..... : REPUBLICAN, had, See ea It|omce' Lan ere he willrheaprobably Rife altalearn,ck too,tne sey American history. that killing eT y IN rT SAL SALT people . | to read ......... the ve chief oblivion. will PIG PIGHT RIZE Advance. if he near con-| instance where a1)7t PRIZE RATES: Sunday of into no Sunday............ $ 50 | eck and appearance It is a blot on pleasant thing to remember. a subside _ in and case Aro oe ne Feb, 10,the 1900, | Characters whose under Act/it Dally Newspaper eee INTER-MOUNTAIN a better done 2" ' forgotten. 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