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Show 4 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN Diiehed Hyvery inka: Aehecscbaies __Offietal Orgax of Meraing Comoaeny Republican Dally Varty Newspaper SUBSORIPTION fa Utah. But in e Dany and ie Da ily EM Balt otl, Lake RATES. ae ee eee oe TTTSTtilll glieo! carriers, . rae or solicitors, on matters BRS 208 gga pep inalead change TOLL ae South ou Exchange EASTERN ork of Office, walnoet- Temple| re EE cky Mountains. has LAKE snes nian . : bake ais 29, right-providing right iniinitely been he because is not above Hcensed to that a he by a Meenee, cam many this ©. Committee, It with called Sue Lake City S fombac nex Sep a {. arakhn ay xeneral, 4 gorinpeuiant) ieee © dele dé cw Te a Ee a aelonn © for FFE ae of Fa en etostionment wf 608 Selene oo S - - ¢ ourse he and compe! could : himself, i sink JOHNNY the a we the Jhave the, eee his army hem eae Regular are OF wn oo a had it fellows at Camp was good .° it ro06 tanned 703 ae orien is as " Pinte Fs ‘Balt ne 13 ae . cn : Warne . WOGUGE Seeds 244 & heir ceicees se Told TotalsSE to It have | Zealand, recently Salt Lake has man who pays guest-Mr. is Where from ; oo mittee co unty pL. Sether inthe each county 3,990 2.508me ae have the met honor sede calf inadire ctedwileto . Sows PaWb on : B. SQUIRES, THERE Mr. that country to call Coromilas consists under him, ago quite to the him ‘BABY much they are maintain which the bond the world. a are dres: though lie > ito to in living, positions, They There on their his and Of to the course population there is water and in the see of hat, get come has is seon hemisphere. true your * of with the ro } He speaks 2 apenst in the And it their the sic music. own soldier boys That is feet on blare of / Ah, ge Utah the the taxables Idaho. It fs of availa- ‘made to quicken the life of the land. It can be made to flow upon the arid lands of the desert, ‘It is as abundant as the waters of Utah: and it les more favorably. Our state is thus spurred to a new activity. With @ bigger area of arid land, and a smaller water ‘supply, it will not do for our people té leave any‘thing undone which can make for the reclaiming of soil. Every foot of water available, whether by direct canal or by tunnel through mountains, will have to be utilized. It ig fortunate the government has control of the matter, and that a concerted ‘Plan can be put Im operation, looking to the best ‘possible use of all the water, to the reclaiming of the yery largest area of land. The natton will cooperate with the state. And especially in view mako to waste none of it; to utilize all fertile every possible acre, and of it; to bring to into ‘Utah the thousands who will help later in carrying lhe general In ‘this the news burdén, warrior. hid -atdte the ie final fora aSin made they the one of copy of from Idaho the paper appeared a which good contained report from than in secured that be encouraged any other with the suggested last even more state. The result can enactment of such a winter by possible must be done with assistance must also be given made a start in dry farming. to be left behind after blazing plains, and bringing the people sy urgently Senator here best law Smoot. be as All the water. Every to those who have Utah cannot afford the way across the here, FOR WHAT SHOULD HE APOLOGIZE? Poor Wille! He said he didn't care @ darm or something for ihe city council, Hoe is alleged tc have edéded that he didn't give any more than that-whatever it ‘was-for the chief of police. Wherefore, his apPlication for a Mquor licenso is held up untt] such tine as ne will apologize. It is a good thing he is in the restaurant busi"ness; or, rather, that ho ‘s proprietor of a cafe. Jn such e place he needs must soll gome beverago; Something of the oup that will cheer and at the same time inebriate. If he were in any other busi‘ness in the world, he could laugh the police chief and ‘the council to scorn. Being in it, he has to make forms with them, or they can hold up his Hcense. (So that, The Repubiican will take the liberty to ‘edvise Mr. Wille, if he loves money, to go down on his knees, apologize to the council, tell each member of-that body, except the Democrats that they er. at of Baby a price. CRpotny: Bonnets terms S is a been we | E is Values an up $1. 50, d O f taine rom a b exceptiona to the it it but bn aign And there | | band, and | pavement the is is oO good to ammoc argain your Cc choice for world, | S confined | ; has cenclusive. When tile comparison establishment; . : et with of the uaa 7 the men work they of : high : MEN. Of bers the and the the tithings go pele any = him ; S values $3.00 values B fH ‘ ple quotes the to that B: ofprizedcertain be-| prized 50 \ t Bo. 90 values for. . $6.50 $2.35 him at to ) Bea | e values ey ‘ oO for. , in ' tor Hopkins, competitor has been Mayor same who in majority of the gan, he is a of by the thousands the in oO ur D ru St ore a ¢ t is THOS Prt as cits | Be «it ‘ | up to the church to election cam- that shoot Bor. man him Democratic have of of the two a full a mem- part of or the is contribution. The a oe whole have been fooled net eawnd on Tribune, any So paign his repudiated in precisely, the He city. of the office drawing of didn't He reasoning state. city have had less his party of of up accepted Mortis Won. Thomas redericee - -, S half ; Fudiet al: Ww. than Salt or- , ir. in the Lake, city offices of Salt Lake but has been repudiated. Even the} amusing Dininny is repudiated. Let us suggest that he ought to resign. Hereafter date une who let gets {t be understood the most says so, Don't that beat voteg that the is defeated. the Katzenjammer candi- The Trib- Kids? QO cic Mal ain over ; WHAT One the IS THIS of the United in the southern mote of ql often places New on the get a for the Zealand, footstool. social the The call from War fleet away ocean-about down most people the re- there navies of the world, and the rest of Mrs. Grundy does not get much chance of contact with the people of New Zealand. And folk yet they were In the ago, and a there century. about early of which of been finally there minor a Zealand until discovered England number has New neglected although of the islands, principals, time interesting. generally years seventeenth possession that are pretty hundred took are three islets. gradual From advancement of the people, and they are one of the important dependencies of the British crown. Indeed, in the Boer war two the people thousand the British wore gold soldiers, frage, There hundred are under miles a of nearly service under And cities, crown railway, they a con- official, and about population, every produce year, and animals; The too. government, islands run wild, sunco. sent Africa. coal im the world. on the island, and native Zealand for twenty-five The New soldiers in South Gtitutional million of mounted commanders good peopie pubtic about two ten million million tons dollars of the of best There are twenty million sheep other live stock. There are few but as do there cats) of is And New a wingiess the Zealand ownership of bird. rabbi(s have public Pigs are a nuiwoman utilities, suf- old age pensions, and a tax system by which the burden faus on the rich. It is 90 graduated that the richer a man 1s the more he pays on the thousand pounds of valuation. Large estates are cut up among small holdings. The civil and criminal laws are those of England. Travelers say Dlace of.greater ‘ to the only cial telegraph that in ‘all prosperity, the world better there order, or laid they of other itself tlans There lieve in Social Veitiaritak ‘ $ over . away two Ln one again with the be deluded are Nev., not really a hell which its own Lee of cam- | the people. its issued gives hold by ten own Maybe St. | speyour fellowship The why with do fs no more RA ES Lake's , oO idan Greene daeaioe Richards pi expected Theodore L. : . Eldredge today Genter, bride-elect, home : A. ae hen another is here al Mr. len Richards for 1 New the York North "Chris- not Denver, the second to be- ine close babies. friends An informal the luncheon aie sis- Salt ae | 4 ays. - and Return. PXOURSION el 26, ane f inctuding -stexe and eee 0. o. Ne, d q F. tay Denver On-sale September 17 and 18. EXCURSIONS < Limit-30 deys. NORTH a¥ec - August 8 anc 22, and September 5 and 19 DAILY PXCURSIONS TO PACIFIC COAST. als to sail See CITY 36 MAIN Agents for TICKET further OFFICE, 7 particulars. 201 MAIN ST. ST. 5 Sat-| A ere The Original Goods Knit Ss re ome Cutler Specials. House of Utah . Not but of bridge the ordinary some real specials bargain of every specials of day, unusual merit. : of the bride-elect. game PARK Denver, "afColorado Kansas Bee Cite.=, Pablo or Che wens ohi2awo 2 ete Hy ae «: Minneapolis. . Limit October 31. urday, when Miss Park will entertain| a number of the sour ees girls in hon- | or of Miss Trask Denver, who is the guest of Miss Minette Baer of the Bransford. . from German occur Portland er from| and ate Sth git and oe 9th. en rece Limit 30 August 13. Round~trip and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest EI-| of gs. | Rely caeet ue a ae ogee Y 5.within Eldredge ACC a fewo days to * join the = party, é ate 3 August $21.50 to : YELLOWSTONE for Tues- at the =Mrs. a sale On 8% r¢ . Mormons." Mormons RSION Y Salt For Miss Merce Berkeley, Mrs. Samuel M; Parker entertained at a charming luncheon Tuesday : » of her parents, Mr. k ards The rooms bright oe rod, which also ene d the cener piece of the table » place cards were butterflies and were Jaid for Bartholomew's reasons OF T Sie Miss Margaret Park has issued inVitations for two luncheons at the | Country club. The first to be given Thursday for Mrs. Samuel C. Adams,| | of Republican is has BULLETIN aah ans VIA }or triends and relatives, among whom they are very popular. Mrs. Reed - d ‘ Smoot, aa sister sister of the 3 bride, e, and tam- Ae gathered which the office. ae d Aa ---- E of. evening, August 18, the bride's mother, by | rt _| Mrs. that. eleven. for The <i : alas ah XCU oOurow, bs - wedding or oe with € G Events caw as probably | ter of the may lies and city in know Notes," Ely, should t. District- panniers acs of Miss Mary Jane made day and neighbor: the wire didn't of in your paper "Chureh 2 ee0 dhs ° we CE . GiB gue is hasn't, | o ZEALAND? is Pacific places not NEW stopping States be and amused this church = .$6.00 cS Lewis. a Review mil- there| way of saying}and the statement may stack No. followed 1 Saves You $4 on a Summer Suit. In our stock are some of the nicest patterns and year. The line isn't complete, but if your size is Regularly priced, $10 to $25, $4 off. . styles of the here you get pretty luncheon was given Tuesby Miss Helen Cohn at her oe of Canada will invite the king and Irma Simon of San No. 2 Saves You 25c on Summer Hose. land to Nore Canada when the new Gunar Ing table was attractive We're selling regular 50c silk hose in fancy patterns at 260 tho = Srinne will be open boat filled with red and white pair. axrey Yahola, vd aa panded Creek Indian, 75|s peas for the center plece, i is hair cut t other day at sents of age. had small boats filled with the same Okmulgee, "Okla. ne first time that scissors ever | er at each No. 3 Saves You Money on Silk Ties. place. Bridge was played touched his locks, after the lunch@on and the guests enIn our window are ore ne of silk ties in all ney seasonable patWalter Beaupre Townley, the counselor of the| Joying the affair were Mrs. Marienterns, such ties as thes ually sell at 50c eac , British Embassy at Washington, has left Washing-| thal, Miss Furshgott of St. Louls, Miss OUR PRICE THIS WE E Ik IS5 FOR St. ton on a tour of inspection of the British consular) Leon of Louisville, Miss Stella Cohn stations in the s Miss , Elizabeth Weitz and Miss JenSir Patrick Keith ‘Murray has presented to the nie Barnet * * e British natlon an old cushion on which the crown of Scotland rested, and has oe placed in the Miss Idabel Duncan and Miss Virjewel beta at Edinburgh chert ginia Elmer were the guests of honor|relatives and immediate frie nds, with| | eee and so ns vv re A. Cook, a aren of Dr. Frederick a fishare enjoying ing trip in Id tho to _follow reception small of|a form the in affair pleasant ata A. Cook of Brooklyn, is building three motor cars at a luncheon given by Miss Lola Rouse ee | . is home, Calicoon, for the use of the South Pole Tuesday ) ark red sweet peas formed Mrs, A, Fred A, Hi: Hale gives sty es ¢a luncheon]! | M rs. Maud expedition, which will start In "1907 Mz i 2 the pretty center piece and clusters|/today at the Country club to meet | Saturday va Maus an signor John J. Collins, formeriy president of Hens where ares of the same blossoms were kid with) Mrs. James Mc Farland é é of Denver || oeWHIl siicren vis itt ne principal7 elties, and points |= John's college, Fordham, has arrived in Kings4 the in were which cards, place the ton, Jamaica, to assume the duties of vicar apostothe to a surprise as come It will was also menu of hearts shape: Uc of Jamaica, vice Bishop Gordon, retired, on eee Schulder G. Russell Mrs. of |appropriately carried out in he arts In}friends account of illness compliment ts the two brides-elect.| that she has entered the lists of litMarriage Prof. William H. Heck, who has just been eee Licenses. Invited to meet them were Mrs. Per-|é¢rary women and has successfully _ Niels Fugal, urated head of the Curry memorial school of edu Ple arias Grove, Viola cy. Hall Miss Maud Wheeler, Miss] written and published a modern novel, Young, Pleasant Grov cation of the University of Virginia, 4s the oan Abbie Herman, Miss Ina Rudy, Miss which has received favorable mention A Jos ii. p eon est full professor of any university in America, Ho Monrose, Ellen Bessie Croxall. ven at this early date. Mrs. Schulder. | * nderson, was born in Raleigh, N, C.,on November 1, 1879. | Salt La es wae writes under the name of Mrs Howard ae J arl Grey, governor aca! of Canada, will be Salt Lake, Elva Mrs. Schuyler C. Snyder was the}Irene Dickson Schulder, is the daughthe guest of honor at the Pilgrims' dinner to be E. Hart, Salt hostess at a bridge tea Tuesday after-|ter of Judge W. H. Dicksofi of this on ph Lee Accaret, given in New York on Saturday, March 31." This noon, given to meet Union, Laura ator Calvin and | city, and graduated from a well known eill be the first public entertainment of a governor BE. ‘D, Union. Mrs. Wise of Kansas City, who are] Eastern school and later has had the Robert general -of the Dominion anywhere in this country. Wilkinson, Salt Lake, Deshe guests of Mrs. B. F. Bauer. Three|advantage of fore ‘ign Secretary Root and other members of the admintravel, having ale © ltchers, Salt Lake tables of the game were played and] spent two years abroad. before her { larenee istration, as well as Sfr Mortimer Durand, the BritClement, Fairview, Hallte cases of gladiolus graced the rooms. | marriage, in company ish ambassador, wall also attend the dinner. with a culture sd a e Fries, Fairview 6 6 literary companion, and - sit : A. L, Russell, El Paso, Tex., Pauline Mrs, EB, T. Harvey entertained Tues-} marriage ‘ SORROW, MY SORROW. Mr. Schulder, has epent Sengerling, Chics day morning for her niece, Miss Madge|a year abpe ad Lawrence RB. Smith Pleasant Grove Harvey, at a lake party at Saltair Mrs. Se Taiiden has been popular in| Sorrow, my scrrow, I thought that you would be 4, Yon Griffiths, Clarkston Iwo tables of bridge were played fol- | society and soc lal affairs here, and he: My faithful mate, and bear me company Samuel Paschol, Salt Lake, Ellen Salt La Mason, a to proud and ready are friends luncheon. by a bath and lowed While I should live, but now I find that. you, ABOUT > of boycott neighbor for. an D. - i : the has Tell on values ri ee ene M Current. and every other place of decency and | ear contribution, Tribune VENGes $9.00 ent TICKET eciercere JUDICIAL ao - a mayor. salary the 4 $7.00 £e 1\() po. Ee 142-114 2- XC = Ae ANSE whic Charies 25th with Ss or 4 Presi- that story Judge Hon. i their Republican millions, ic such CREE LEG; Be fashion to CASA | having some truth. This belief in the straw man] Ely, was the more easy because every one understood oc * that the Tribune should have been barred from|riye Tllinols, in the the over primaries party choice resign man by the November. votes not should Not by was last Therefore, and winner Republican Bransford manner half. fs the "repudiated" da one Cc Cap. Cpe yore values for. : .$4.70 1 f $5 35 ve IS" TOT «5-3 . " .$4.35 $ PHES ee : rignt That REPUDIATE get wed $ * OWEIS, week this ranging all 50c straw national set proceeds usual the part sett for ; straw man goes down, after resisting attack Lioya line for Paris, to remain a year | a hints : . or more, and where the former has|§ Honestly, there is nothing but a waste of eee oe a week, with the Tribune's admission that it |}, aenanGEan by being appointed ona:| in making a funny paper while the Tribune per-|nmever was barred from the hospital at all; that|of the Judges of the National Salon . 7. . p here Xe noenatT exhibition, where his fame as an art- | ----_- sists. It manages even to demonstrate that Sena-| there was no yeott. lathintecinowiadeed IS to Off sprea h q the triumph of a politicalal « opponent ci y with the straw man that hospital, warm ar these opportunity + values for... . $3.00 f $3 70 3 P abate ‘ d € - ago gave two mil-| , it can make Uttle | REPUBLICAN : difficulty who . k moc your |two straw men on hand all the time. It uses one | @/dredge, 216 East First South street, up, and then proceeds to set up another. A week affair as ee ee ashavo hosts ee fi ‘aectatea tH tho young people the ™m a h 1S Ras $4 > Z e H e = ere for . . $2.00 d many another cloth.capital Whichto isperiod, another theS|ofit igTribune a lie from did in / But it is a poor Tribune which : r¢ $3.00 Fi ta bl comror : All of tell "prominent having it is unfair Mormon sch no ir from praise Republican Then, Tribune after course of ne- S contribution, which-to holes, | f a evenings. 5 ° values for. ; $1.50 £9 95 re , + - its customary committee. straw, lot in ] ge : with h ort coo the drawn brats to of tent in defense of their laud a pay-day muster, just the e f been with S owe restful and pleasant it is to swing gently back and most} the contact i pleasure EK . Tribune the it Jays under | difference the for the credit they were In manliness. and "HOPKINS a that in} can-| the of has His acquaintanos STRAW comes First, }zen" jaunty past! touch cot: ih, & minute. fora their flag, or for do same ‘the arid farm activities In Utah. That is important. There is much land fn the state which cannot at any time be irrigated. Most of it can be ‘made productive with the dry farm process, That should oy And they have really been in the service. You dent. Naturally, they have a right to protest against tell that by what they say of is oe ae it. Naturally, they want their politics money to Some of them rate him high. Some/). ycoq for their own brand of politics. Natu-| roundly for a parlor: and feather-bed rally they are angry at the diversion of their funds ean of ‘the advancement now being made in Idaho, it be‘hooves the people of Utah to work for all the ‘water; JO minister. much Hs Mh yD ta, Sap ei" MORE Here om}, ,, But kerchief, in every garment. of from ¢ ic martial in of are interesting, because ; e fund of information, affairs current 4 so profound a home is beard garments, coupled knotting beat away ave hear dress the fashion blessed you bly: and It, can be diverted and variety | coun-| history of various peoples Is most exhaustive. His estimates on motives and probable results in The fold of tha new tract of land segregated from the|ana they are very welcome home. addition Idaho. nice bb by the visit from | coming observation of the avorld, And at theAy same » time,| oye he > sj s business. dust He of They | Americans =f Wisgihey a z . aoIne in a ch news or =ae i Z , ry, Republican} Band, signal corps, infantry,, artillery, cavalry- Tuesday ¥ was 5 more nieresting ere 4 than t hat whieh | officers and men-they have acquitted themselves, Tan le for irrigation purposes. IAI fraternity His eommiunity the Coromilas men. aster eastern |@ man Utah the of. by of driven sa to en-|the good . opinion has are " me which s thehe ore formed highly highly more of them are/of our countrymen ts the have money.|cause of the man who has uttered it. hazelnuts., is the of proud : responsible of as There touch of camp the to-|regular tie public domain and made a part of an irrigation roject. It gives to Idaho the bigge } J si biggest area of lands which the government has assisted in reclaiming. And in ten years it will mean a mighty deal in SPE b A people of wealth and of power, in every <A ag: to , aa. naturally genial nature he. h:a Lturally genial natu 1 the polish of a diplomat, and the finesse of was 7 | ie the | with the apital. capita HOME. of well be Greek Mr, of most the greatly honored entire benefited Personally, will| 57. IN IDAHO. BONNE the are of pen as throughout to been the be some- | delightful he tell who have and but if way Greeks trymen it) - lion-to , The Secretary. IS WATER Ia PROMINENT PEOPLE. A day for ‘ - GEORGE Store Druc Our at 112-114 So. Main. honor! bre;celnete Pinecont Est Rae ile. ag08, work. fnforit ihe state me state' SWIM mect at theay WiEeon =of Utah. The state 2nd sqblipe. every man Is better hotel at vale Take Cite, on Mondsy evening, Sepd b f 1 d agO'Ie aed eL. D. 8S. hospital m@nagement tembe or 14,6 & o'clock, and a full sreerineace is| for the showing made by these boys of our homes, | pag put a boycott on the Tribune. The story was} reques - WESLEY roul K. WALTON, Chairman. of ila hearts-the ; ; Lage s who ; angrily, shoe aie that' = swer er "as ; "as88€M~= - || told so directly, i and so even the peo- FOR Z. C. M. 1. bees: Get own bills Coromilias of the man as In the fact that he is representative of the Greek nation. | cw condition general : 67i | they classify the officers as they sit about the camp 12q|| fires fire and stand at ease between marches-then ‘hes- they a 3)are fit for duty. 608 ie You the Best, his A. permissible 1808. des SK mh visited the NM ny, the | eA y had L. 12, RSd ZNG 4 A REGGes sala coSyy 4 Mere ENY eC SS TN FG REC re | NK ae Mo SRAGRERSLC rapldly world New AUGUST d SSN Ne Ri | who that | the by} give long fell speak men e in deal brown carelessness of flection of these, pele a either ey 2= eounty cen-}C@mp;. a are na-| 3g{™manding. 18 | damn him . Utah 4 171 atl Wee ... It- 3 | Call Pera: are good as chins. | wear 7 36 ; : San Sevier them a 25 | is the ¢ oo. : . of was their 10 eary Garnela Iron ane a a minister-rosident He|petween Emmet Crawford. for fond eyes. : officers body of yc encampment was @ of lark. fre pata pes The they the rae awe e seve there is the soldier light In their eyes. There 18! ne Mormon chureh four years Voto. Delegates. | the up-stand of soldier men in their bearing. There} )),. gollars-or half a. million ‘ ee: vont to but of about sailors woek -!f States. Those menja advisedz council MARCHING ; army : Itisa Scores coavautinnr, will "consist to veral countie to t the apportioned citizen. the : manhood-and COMES regular Sore Guard. su-/ ect a s es Te aielare our past personality of the accredited Yesterday the Utah National Guard came march-| i home from the annual maneuvers in connection ing Si Salt hereby of of rost things people. | embassador, oe council. = itation to ‘‘see" Op-|he had responded> to the 2 invita one, And now he could have the license if CONVENTION. State day > ete andi bad of city e Prowkd ntial. Slastams: ‘ eet t for volePresiden im the are of the good class.a They are not . Many They have homes. eral sola itaibes aa or douse s Sherman for|listment. iSice presidwat thereof; one , justice of the ofce aietel High school boys. Most of them s ° cretary sta . court, he the numbers, the considered | United this not AUG. 12, 1998%.| WHEN 1908 15th ae the gang? of |added It Lake ee the be of ¥ MINISTER-RESIDENT. entertaining to drive | Greece, up mea eam Republican July A: Biers uneenee to meeton at *Cuesday, the Sa Utah, license to a lot of silly5 and blustering ; {in a little brief ief authorityty. STATE SPUBLICAN uarters: sated Cit Utah, a debase CITY. WEDNESDAY, ALL For of i his which GREEK power | may Kearns made | Ameri-| the used the is land } party; THE part tn with are a few coun- him, € Of Building, eaten TOPs ae Ecos ne) T Laue: Cr eALT ne been of strength stop Theto have been the has the . OFFICES: ey, of have Independent, | jawyers 604 Cambridge Astoria: support their men called of tha chief into refused mensures | no to uild was matter of|He $190, ose and Is times on 8S predominate | catching other/new the offending other what ether of @dvanoe require him to eave a cuss for the council. The | Fis business here, aside from the desire to visit| law requires ¢hat if he wants to sell liquor he must | jal countries and inform himself ag to all peoples, make application, and pay a certain fee. It is|is to meet his countrymen, to inform himself of honored Weet asa 26; many to many whim the tive w ‘as licence. How the deep Joseph his | rapid didn't care a cuss for the city council. That! a good reason for refusal. The law doesn't con-!5 as former mae sauaerignon t iste ~ a all - sheet adavese when hom which REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, chtef tyranny? Wiile .76.| he How of ai the serene-the tn when many that will get up help women of mA a Danese ne SE So collectors aad oni peace? portion sort ‘ e held granted How ray one Wile add ts interesting. been pledge and What Guo Yeor, Dally and 8 RINKGAS sc cccsccccsaccreee c - only, Ome Fear ..-----ccereserecsse ess ea scribera will please give Pe ndnafloe {ol the Circulation Department DIREC not to ~ to and purest the incident party? at 5@ | men 8. a See : Petite his of of ‘Then of the council weane eet ms mekes wrong, gem then driven is side have and can haehiy ecco Year. Hunday ans day he @ the licenses at of Pale tn Avance: me Eoag SIs - Monti, and incarcerated. tn ntered as second ones martar Fo>. 19, _- Chngrene Mare At Galt tou City, under the Act Only Republican iCity. Ute, right of police is est pit this By Republican the are Like joy, and hope, and love, have left me, Wherever there are other breasts that ache, Wherever there are hearts are like to sorealk, Whenever there are hurts too hard to Turn and look for me, you shall find a there. But not to take and have me for your owr Or keep me, as you thought me, yours aloha If you would have me as I used to be Beyond yourself you a abide with me, William Dean Howells Knowledge . ioo, ; number of the prominent drug- gists of the city, in many cases accomTuesday} panied by their wives, left Sorrow, my sorrow, you have left me more Forlorn than all the rest that went befoore, For you were last to coma and longest slay, And you Were dearest when you went aw ay Sorrow, my treasured grief, my hoarded pain, Where shall I turn to have you mine again? or gists' Provo to attend conventiqns the which annual literary the fact talen "Virginiaz Cockrane Drug- meets in the Mr. and & Mrs, 7 i ; Garden Cityeas this year. The citizens of | the party who Provo have planned many pleasant | at the hotel at trips and social affairs in their honor and an they> will be absent a several days.3 e of Miss Julla Clarice _, Phe wedding Gianny. and N. Frank Cooke will take place tonight. at the home. "Mra. and Mr. parents, bride's EB;7 } W. tev: The Glenny | } Of St. will Paul's church be a quiet pei : s Thomas, eva month's that : The will ofidhcte It trip Ro gers have are enjoying Ab Brighton "8 omas, the Albert Shaw, = Ogden, Leor eden. . 4. Be Bone, rl by | Campbell, BD. Lehi. Lehi,i, * 1 ce EE weve, 1 N May mily on, the joi i sh > when = After Shaving, phy aie skin. eream heals, 26 { skini Soothes" a ; ah 31C LESSONS, rodhbec ame has _-- Pacific. co for..8/ plano more than. ‘ents -- a It nee under tho Rreatest masters the is acknowledged ; with his daughter, H. Stevenson meager Ogden canyon. Mrs, A weeks at poaseasa - ntitied e989 of th Chaves ne Mrs, td Georn Perkins | Hermitage few a* for. "today: . 8 home : me affair... the: ‘ cere| mony at 8: 530 will be witnessed by the " ahe novel Russ, "and iss p publishe she shed & Ct , New were days at Pe édbody. will ‘auend Hermilage while the} 2 , es sae press by.as | Amertean * P! will who study3 ¢th o at "508 ies ce: ee Ind. street;oson : two | in the Mx, | air,Finest 1,200 bathing bath rooms. European , her 18r « studio, 1 plone. world amy geeto nga 12562. at Salt- ‘ 4 |