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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1908. ' i 7 lobiect THE INTER-MOUNTAIN : > Tabltebed Every Inter-Mountain . Wet res Graeial Organ Entered as second Aart ene postotie opt ous.ony, aman the of REPUBLICAN Morning Republican | 1 Republvas ee Porty in jto 906, propose stand their candidate aa to nail their candidate, of the him Kearns down candidate. after all there, Uf they | pelled, and | (them he have refuse said about party to whieh he belongs, after all they have of the President of the United States, after all | they haye matter, stRene, cannot, declare they thes et | party: --then under the vet Sz: : ae an fats Lake | oF Taft at all; that they will vote fer Bryan! Newepaper ney de aot Ineve.e candidate {rec to go' their PUR ORE Ten bila hm BATES: Advance, done tickot for or the stay disruption off The privilege of declining to ticket he docsn't want if of the law stand a to rene ae ng. MARGE. > + +7-r: Bears 1.50 | eandidate _--- Not These would eee tn ante, Daly Aeveuer- and Syn nday eT Soe eaaee eT ees 2.80 Aside have imagine lican on that from the the might anv local eandidate very seriously Lip- Cireula ee Department Di RE -T ee only when pubpeription disfranchise The Independent, aim. crowd to EASTERN ¥ er rk Pifice. OFFICES: | 04 Cambria nsltt™ Waldort-As skin of the Rocky Mountains. y, sole e. Boas. vei representative in and ing short the self to of guidance DAKE ° OCFTY, FRIDAY, FOR PRESIDENT . SEPT. "4 HOWARD VICE to 1905 4, arnt FOR REPUBLICAN /% | is ppraby called Salt La city Pater noxt, ominating In the resident goneral, suto select a state oe ublic yr committeo, is mace of the delegates from ortionment ae wee the basis of o ges unties of the stateon the Hon the for cast yot seventy each for delegate Joseph Bowell for congress ju the eslection of 190 is apportionment the convention will conslet of 68 delegates, apportioned to the several counties . follew Yate. een ian. AG 124 3,598 72 1,145 h Weber. ...... +» ° 3| at lv 16| 11 | 6 3 9 1s o 12 fi 5 5 171 } 38 48 18 15 9 67 12 9 3 24 3,800 47 OtRIe Se cee cana cola we eae BOL 608 The chairman of the Re Benes sounty coramittee in each oun is hereby directed to call to- gether tho county committee and preavide for the e#lection of these dele ates, ore by a county convontion or 7 Primer es he in the several voting precincts oft 3 ho late eomminttten Will meet a Wilson hotel at Salt Clty, on Monday Sou Septe er 34, at § Dialonie: and a full attendance is requested. ESLET K, WATAON Cheirman GEORGE BF. Saurus, Secrotar PFFICIAL CALL FOR REPUBLICAN seer on Tuesday, September 15, 19. veec ka ate ee pe pertioned among the election, "aletricte ot Balt Lako county, Utah, as fola7 eiatticts numbers 1 to 644 inclyaive, se. 66, 67, 72, 78, 79, &5, 89 and 96, two delegates ch. "" pleiriets numbers 67, 62 and 89, eae. delegates eriet number 90, t 7, four numbers 56, 78, 76, bY, 60, $1, 93, 93, 94, 95 and a8, is receoreamended that ‘1, "a3. ft. 33; "83, 65, 86, 88, 37, one delegate ae. the PRIMARTES eo ducted in tho following an ner: That the district chairman in {strict appoint three suitable Republicans to act os judges of the primary, one ke voting, down that the ph ries = o'clock p. WE: order #8 the held : ot addresses vote by open of ballot, from §& and all o'clock reons t tI a, m, Re ae ae county committee, Uv. " LDOREDGE JT., Chairman. oy and above not the It dience, is tended the manded Of course from the Joe American night. Thay party to be Taft could have becermo ould have yoted he at could not any woman they even can the do Tuesday would of stay not In couldn't national hoth any and were be on done, candidates L.ipmann admits can he they for Taft for the to da local and out well The chanee. to the It is not that to hierarch a pué- mecting make because Tribune interest of Republican can- control place, the action of club candidates, germane local ticket Tati, to be of the mated. to candidates And a further are who couree not it yet are yet unknown. evidence of the hunt for a quar- their American for party office aw ticket. a A man Republican may and be very a he was might started, it. The he wipes his following: Mr. will be which that is Over and CAN ticket, The have and ho club joined the papor likes, is to net its pretend The true. folly purpose the for term its vote of with the voting for requirement the church that Republi- of the the obserye effort. are angry logical with the can- can ticket, and not effect they for the the unreason as they to They from of give of American are are going going compulsion. trying OF the not Lipmannsucceed of further has to vote do They it whole be made and been the to inac- are of so re ‘ C: M | . eae - diMcultics who Is sees and soon the in the tri- singer on the! return pains |§ N : is follow may to to attain with 2 ne entire £ ness > perva es department. our Ready- 2 to-wear rc ats, H d ne reacty-to-trim | | the newest styles from f o most anc ats, hi as ionable . the leading fashion us Burope her Ww O ‘ for Cr f | she will cl ; alr eators her, and belieyes very coni-| triumph-ceonstantly growing | she - URDAY f ‘ were| back to | vie- of and Fi to} to came eh SA her thing There there JAY - struggle of of and for of Taft the the summer Let them is litah loving L. - H al . ats ge to are is | of felt and O d t € ay. | omunate, b= apes ‘. satin, f h | prec * ine be a vote for progress be who in assured all and i beautifully fashioned lh pros-| g | : ministers will be good Lake have their that through is healthily been pulpits their the not away next people hot £01 s : b Edi ° d Sunday have good list ae There , e d 1son, paon, d canar an sie been thing to say tah) ; are -l---e-ee-e-ey-rv-a-XavX-Xn- CAO more ineusLIUAN building Campaign labor few F far It brief puts Salt And so been left out altogether. as Book F the pages at Lake Hon Hon, on very , labor back . workingmen the isn't party's the Emery Re- of care, home, it Hon.Se Morse ie an : , f Lionthouro sr. L now in have its ninth One Fc Tor been impression in men connected several porters others, are not of Congressman i t] some ti creer 3 eee political clroles that many with the Republican and staunch Howell. friends and This opinion of the the most early was sup-| was] 1956 | weddings that of Miss Elmer W. place took | francis Armstrong First South street, ticle criticism 1] 1 ¢ LL, associates and the party they such man as s with home on Bast Thursday evening. lz | 1 ae been the ae resaris as view hall, where ch, s of greater | PUNCH, Mrs. bright was golden The glow brary 5 i 2. w itt DYE and sly . f.N ariee « EXCUR G officlating, Miss |5:45 and was ne Bri GhsBr areal atte: pine South street se: John Barton served| a profusion of ea RES Cain aE has RS MeCorniek 2 sae pean issued stat however, see another did not chairman share di-| entertain their opinion and | bride Editer following: I have erence ; AND THE Republican: noted to the stand prohibition DED Please in HABIT. ailow you Salt have Lake space for taken in Clty. wore Mrs. a heapticul a D. Bagley i. 1 Mrs. over radium of ell fastened with s cepeied a shower es Miss Nora they are now willing to accept gracefully and gladlv the wishes of the county delegates as they ex: . vent pressed them innme Spy eanyjon, . : WOMEN Armstrong, and ay princesse at a af _' More on Mrs. A. Jolly H. Little Twelve : entertain will club pia Pea this At a s Mrs. P. Atlantic the | pressure afternoon has been | gown and : / little 7 daugh- "Oe e/ pare summer. the been Sees Son, and Armstrong W. W. Mrs. tulle long a qeaaa pin, Eh Sherman, left Thursday evening, bride's} the latter will £z go to Andover . bouque ( of Murdoch and Miss/to enter the Phillips college. -_--_---_ EXCELLENCE OF Yephi Record: NEP eee the geod Plaster There La- |after large October 1 in Ogden | Denver | Cobbles," where they were fully entertained, Dancing | special entertainment of the etfect Mrs. 1ostess George at a * © Steiner delightful year was the} luncheon qualities company of the than the product fast of the that the Thursday is | 8 | is full of song, my lips It is you, you, you, it is us, each It of It as Epey winds eg Panis: Oh, Oh, the Night Oh. And - founts ! star the woods dawn leaping crested lake the wave of love me of: memory and that sunlight in ripened at twilight loveliness of years back of all and in a that where corn, when are scant for blow a of | number of suret A . young my glad the earth m a maxt- nee tjAen Coat eter Eee Pevatcanihe degraoy lau rcomal TAracotrthe since otal month, Jan few weeks' spirits that floods my mind anew, all fust you, you -Metropolitan. ee ink icauy 1; fa and, Allen, and Miss Miss Flora ate MEDIOINE. cE ina tniversice full medical course in connection with today Th 5 done in the Utah Soboel after | of Medicine is acce by the > City. | medical achools ot the atiet Staten ane he various jaboratorien are well equipped for the ee Seas aon, sate ordlexcellenuadrenie® ae eee . for her | send tor CORAL ST TOrEae Se Sescriven Percy Molson is spending Weber canyon ' * 7 8 D. Roberts, who has been the city with her mother, -- adiniasion. cost of tuition, eta UNIV SITY OF Salt Tales City, es eee ee $20.0 REWARD. pay the above reward for the to me of dirty dark gray a/ horse in J. in for : years Evans, McCanne old, no. brands, | chunky pounds, |j of one build bout leg, 1,950 splint on weight each front part front toe . broken off. Stolen sture of Charles Turner | Farmington, Utah = a 74 = ol to k | The = Original Knit Goods House of Utah. . Mrs. O. I andland W. Mrs, and nasiay A. { D entertained for Miss Joseph- | a! evening at Brown Thursday The rooms were pret-| china shower sweet ty with golden rod, sunflowers, The ests of| peas and neeturun Misses Myrtle ve > " Mage Zella Tadiiacher, Mildred Brown, Ja Minnie Lambourne, Minnie Paine, Eva | Lund, Tillle Larson, Myrtle and Rachel| Alice Mackey Miss Anna aed evening lschool. to the with a burdened | asters is still! OF | : ea et | oe Utah | Two year | are offered, to) and Hattie Grow, Stahl cniatiasan' Thursat ox ta of 500. Mrs." ‘Twelve young girls sat down was attractive which table, center-piece of a 'T. Nipper pink and entertained white the | Mission Witcs of the Firat Baptist ane the Mast Side Baptist churehes Thu at wer day aflernoon ver y pleasantly 7 We vicinity lines of famous. : for agency the selling secured have for one of the largest and high grade men's clothes in $ Lake Salt most extensively the world This and advertised line is the HOUSE OF KUPFENHE|MER CLOTHES FOR ME ‘To have an accurate and definite idea of the styles of today, you must see Kuppenhe!mer Clothes While these clothes high grade and standard in every particular, our prices aro ng to be lower than such good clothes are usually sold for. world | Miss Marie oaell gave a protty | luncheon. Thursday. af thegpa ta vipple- | cial elu to meet Miss innifre ‘Oberndorfer Marian Miss and 3rice me when be i they leave to enter an astern harvest recerd at the Jocal office of the States at weather bureau for <118 6 m. Thursday ending follows: retare at Tempe DarlMoon girls the sweeps Rowland hall ees will leave days Mrs. visithig | the | as, when] ]6: total deficiency ass., : | 234 degrecs Mrs i P cecinieation aiat oN Miles are now as t street. Trask Mrs. few any to each! on | The | hours United at an informal afternoon | whuraday: A short musical pro- | Was enjoyed in which Miss | | Raee. YOU. heart her cousin, Miss - Fl kh art, I Ind., Mrs. P@ < pullat Seeing roof the Por of Nephi | Hall t ine thas dilate My ing | invited Be need 5 at Salt Lake City. Contractors all over the are learning the value of this plaster and are ume {it more extensively from year to Would that Nephi had more Institutions like the plaster plant, furnishing employment to our eitizens, and distributing large surns monthly to those on the pay roll, at Miss = | of | Esther company of 7 temperature jas faof Utah, over portions or he more degrees Arizona, British Columbla Ohio val(ley ennessee ane orth Hantie states, with a correspondin a > ove }home in Denver. ments | ° Miss Filsie Mivans. who has been a | guest at the Copley home, leaves Sun| day for her home in Leavenworth, | Kansas. Will ee 8 jreturn | pleasant luneche@n ee was "* given! 4A byys Mrs. William C, Jen| Thuraday y | nings at. her home in honor of Miss | Tessie Goddard of Portland, who has many warm frie nds in the city. | ™ nee affair zram evidence the air thunder- nortees SelightMrs. George W. Stevenson, who has | the Echeo! of Arts and ‘Sclences 2 was the! been vis ne in the city, left Thursday | four r college poate La ee and evening, | for her home in Elgin, Oregon Medicine, leading to the Bachelor's de a RVER. better ove eer ee PPLASTER. is no nad Manitoba Shewers or reported pontlians of Idaho, Was ine South 4 ntana finnesota, Kansas, Oilahotis and Manitoba "The high pressure over this section will cause gonerally fair weather tonight and Friday in this locality." Harris and haye come spent In] Pei es te Perkins reltened during from have The | they are ' Utah, Arizona, Colorado, Ne Mexioo, IKansas ay Riis: Vermont Ca New " The ‘ : s fallen 10 since mentioned? OSE 5 Mm.» 0; total Let the pulpits be turned into an educational i : the instruction of women | helieve the 1 slace for majority of the women at Saltair were churchgoing ones If such is the case, surely the minister has not been diligent in making them understand i. terrible effect that Ifquor has upon the young| prain. Yours for right and justice toward children An Pr om- s Fi iday. states fm lo at|storms ‘ PR alae 0. aly | Ver, Weve nh in subject that every minister in the | Thursday, given at the Country ois pulpit pneula be TRunaatine at the women. When|for her sister, Mrs. Frank Steiner of I see a young man staggering under the influence | Minneapolis. Twenty guests were} of liquor my heart goes out to him in sympathy, | seated at the table. The center- piece | knowing he may have been born with that cursed |}was an artistic Indian basket filled eraving by a thoughtless mother. Prohibition may | with pink asters. eyeral games of prohibit saloon business, but will it put a stop to | bridge followed the luncheon. that Sunshine Is Utah for ; mma Morris, who attended the! Armstrong accompanied him as far as }O NTS 5 aan een! 1 at rT bride, were charming In blue radium) Kansas Clly, and will visit her mother ree January 3 4 MRASTeE hes ein ever taffeta, with large bouquets of | for two weeks before returning to} Relative humidity, 2 23 perv cent, the | pink swee eas Walter Paul ag ; Salt Lake | meen e hest man on the occasion. N | Sir ee j ref-|and Mrs. Brainery will be at fea Mrs. Edward C. Parsons left for UTAH SCHOOL rom. T consider the great increase of drunkards is caused from the ovyerindulgence in NMquor and beer of the prospec tive motherr Inlemperance Warm ised | lunch- {hat overindulgence in beer has upon the nursing | when the barn danee was given In | babe and growing children. Beer benumbs the! costume, most of the girls and woMiss Mary Copley has returned brain and destroys cordonation, causing a physical | men present wearing sunbonnets and | spe nding the summer in Kansas ne mental weakness that the child never recovers gingham aprots Miss Copley will teach lIrench le FORECASTS 4 os » Yesterday was warmer than tha Miss Nellie Dayiy will give an Or-|®Verageo of the last few days, but not pheum party this afternoon at the | unpleasautly se, and a slight breeze matinee in henor of Miss Frances | ¢uring fternoon served to render ows Lewis ast cela ie onien conditions even more pleasant, PromSORE E,W RO Neyer F . er | ised local showers fniled to materia alize Vassar aa. in » agit ake. The weather bulletin jJtah says Mrs, A. Joseph Johnsen will be tho Ttigh barometric pressure is cantral hostess this afternoon at her home on|©ver the middle plateau, La i@ Yegic Third I eimatcan: a large 500 | 20a central ‘valle , causing fair and =o ea ceae ? AN Aa 7S ploasant weather ove oe ths party, | country Over the south plateau, north dies' day at Saltair T thought prohibition was cer- | oe stay tainly necessary. was very much shocked at the A party of thirty of the young so-| PE AD. empty bottles and those being emptied by the la- | eiety set went automobile | Mr. and Mrs, C. W. dies and srnall children, some them under six| | Thursday evening to the eountry vane © | at home, 252 ‘Second. years of age Two ladies with babes at thelr | oe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Judge. * breasts were indulging in lunch with two bottles of beer between them. sure the women do not realize the FAIR nen ey © oe Jissanpe update oy aay Assisting Mrs,In serving were Alrs E. L. Burton, M1 iS om Madsen, William |ingston The county the of affairs political the recting to p DESPITE aris aia wis they are not confident he will continue {ft in| chandeliers to the corners ee the large Miss "Margaret ener a vin "we he: be aerate tables, where the central decorations at ne future. ss ae anor eee ra a ee a were baskets of pink asters, with bow!s Mr. and Mrs. Fisher MUCUBT TAY Ores C iO COVER UGH: eee ons of sweet peas on the smaller tables.| family and Mrs. Proutz that the present Incumbent did not perh have|o 8 1 : : a maieg Wehted the | home after the summer the most hearty support of all his followers and Pink Wade can 5 : Seto) have 8:10 WEATHER that s we OGDEN invita- Wednesday ;at her home county chairman last Saturday if he could have | beautiful, entirely in pln Die , ‘ ; ‘ : Saucer club will be| The Cup and was surrounded |room B a large -table Sart Thai, inte to run in opposition beenan p persuaded 4 Pp talh entertained thi afternoon ra) the fot that they do not appreciate fully the work | by smaller ones. Pink satin ribbon | @ Fee MTT ies Sam: Park. und that has been done by Mr. Thain in the past and] twined with smilax reached from the SA ty cee ae F a orate that a change of chairman might be a possible | '00™S means of eiate securing even greater harmony than uat| feet. present in Pe party, they aia Hass liked, | R. W TO | ade will pee ae SION 7 Kleyventh PERE Saturday sore or pale hi irt skin cream), 25, took place Sunday; September .6,/vla: Short Sund: stember 6, via Oregon c Misses Hanson, Line Round tri P + 00, Any "train eX street Wednes- |, ept Los Ange Limited, "Re "turning, o'clock, Bishop | trains leaye "Orden at m., 16, Christenson Mrs. Bishop Robert Morris performed the ceremony at 7:30 o'clock in the pres- would have preferred Mr. Robinson eleeted - . Sears, will leave in Chicago home Painful burns, any | quickly hoaled by f Sutin espns Which Brain- | tions for a bridge tea = mberor 9, Septs at the | ternoon, somewhat manifest at the primaries and also at|enee of the immediate families, A | the convention last Saturday. Such is by no\ means Aree reception eet aaa rhe | the case, for, both at the primaries and at the con-|A stringed orchestra stationed I ‘ | yention, no opponent to Mr, Howell appeared and|Uprer hall played during the evening the paper has ever spoken in the highest terms of | #10 rendered the wedne TORFOD AE| his work he most encouraging thing about the | the bridal party tool their places convention was the unanimous and enthusiastic | Standing under an Warhatien wedding | > 3 j AV . . Cs < ane hit { Those demonstrations in his favor. ~All the men connectoer * pink ene eo paeried on i ed with the Republican are admirers of Mr. Howore . ell. They know his work in eongress and ‘appre- | the parlors, where Mrs. Francts Armclate it. They reallzehe how ably he represents the | Strong, assisted by Mr, theand guests Mrs a state and how much has done for Gachelcounty Armstrong, received The | \ eet a tay Mrs. 3. for her LISS The Daughters of the Confederacy meet this afternoon with Mrs. Prosser, elaborate fall \ the was ex., of the: South at 8:80 ceremony, Lake's Review of Salt Social yents. | Irene Armstrong and or which na | erd of O«den, Se vedding 7 . man ap Og WEE an Dallas Pizabeth A. Hanson maid and Wlram . man, A supper was Current Dy arr of Joseph | table, an Republican agan epublican: have ranioietore prett a Ie. address Portland, eS 5 F the home 46 Third | day evening , is A an of | at 7 County wit jial, = were forty women pres- | of jp fs eiures the. of wae | Millspaugh lenis ceaes Frederick cc. ¢ - book. | might ThomasAtto ap For record the Vhere one and. | ont afternoon ae» castes MA orris L : } a Progress general of the choiee, corm- - TICKET District- oat ? for co Democratic on a JUDICIAL _ Third Judge, year. | Por Jast of August in than month is another Che And be | colors are taupe, catawba, wistaria, jade, weather. booming growing. last in : into Republi- from cannot tne support They in Amer- the Lipmann party. to the and cannot what to SUPPORT Taft They try- them AB- of will hia are OF members vote propaganda and much IN many to Tribune called publicans, and going wipes MAKE POSITION. VOTE And own Repud- spokesmen none; willing easy silence bare RN the their local or is the did, actress ticket admitted and the to ticket this year. intolerant curately the Many party Republican of ie pretenses. has trying THE A by any away-muy Lippmann their ticket, INTO FROM That Joe that them; Democratic THEM vote 7 dd and| go. else in dramatic world-whieh vole there desire. paper disfranchise used ticket, not so and against weeks Linmann Taft need should simply two again they to Tribune is ticket, readers the They on lying could Republican over unless Meadors the who haye by vole The fect so the prejudice they {can should convention-atill ing the adda chureh none. TAFT. to would made. claim paper must no to the name, wanted lecally?" There ‘Tribune » started women and hierarch handicapped doing the had had reason, tame bo so ticket in have ticket was whenever The mem- men whole party on club?" be who Mr. local Republicans feet "Why Taft man all without thet the was for reason one in pecullar move excluded, in And ean be, a de- other Taft they every own such American were to yote a array of the perity. conin some could if be CAN isn't the "Why to jn na- in bring yote voice, to which or must nobody great will her, county, of ask to they They the for no and for And his else to asks: to desire ‘There it open But a own. that it, STAINING rel is found in the fact that the Lipmann emiesarios from the Kearns hierarch demand that candidates shall stand on their ticket. They dictate beforehand that any candidate for Presidential elactor on the Republican ticket SHALL be a candidate cn the American party ticket, too. _ Of course they intend to let the Republicang nominate three candidates for Presidential elector. ‘and then they will put those same candidates en didate cannot. Republicans FORCE of who not and trying membership club. their whatever vote meeting, men of was meeting Taft, wish silly, and could to to a of paper have Taft joined was anything who they thrown nomi- initial ean givon And question same still for organized. law it backers resolution was Taft of and was if fool men equally why club ticket its was been meeting. should a Tho eligible is ticket, the No the "If is for but lican In selected. the for audience though had she small friends and of hs Lip- ticket, the if they held the ihe vote, disorderly why else. it not local down been Taft to resolution, Lipmann-who something bers the harmony in to see some for nominees Kearns it supporters Which fending one lay had that the the of vote that how save: Taft, sidered?" the electors, none of whom remain on the American on work no buried her and his political stated compelled could ruled hecome obects Republican tional 4 protend they | ? artistle quality she] a sterling eharacter donna that really wherever Thet vote he be ticket put chair time yet of told voting right. mon no just have what He same Republican had defeated would germane loreal Joe do it. not ()f a of the caume from And properly he surmised Taft are own candidates have be the could that forcing If at ticket. they a proud I thay of love, a found ' se the career jis he as terest four knows not for prevented kind; very be had be would the their order, Lipmann the of for to he that all her day, change both_ where could sought A INERY in And it is a mighty worthy representative ef | year. the men and the interests of eastern Utah. It is one of the welcome visitors to The Republican exe| ticket. benefit they they He to they Devine of party thom resolution, elector the fights limitless The Re- jut Everybody point the do. speech it. for as ‘ lay the Republican one going anything Mr. do Luc) reason remarkable the for it must the completion eandl- for that Republican sare Taft can of singer ali IN¢ ‘ evening. a prima Utah is proud dently in the Iife i then-- nominated, believe told were vote | MI \X/ TO Emma party local resolved was can unless the in be to American own and them they quarrél-and for Kearne a sirong and proposed national There of make admits them they it. cause to to the Men American resolve--to for together, national tried vote do get Of course any There their Utah interested were | s SHO nN peed Ae a one cam- the their still no Faft in making are for vote to pretens6 same, for permits ac- and The principles to in herself For a the and not and Neither Al have ~ RY : forgotten, Yet these have had thelr share In mak- ing de- will ever. were much pre- denied, the of so of unusually blessing of road of (hat deceives than Republican Republicans publican could it to ald with exemplified Salt cate- they "You promote Both proposed they and toe ticket the is some yoting the party that untrue, for Taft; there. expected and thar from first candidateS and for quarrel in that. agree the they club, strings to is ‘ 4 /\ NIGHT proud had Wednesday a pretty quarrel, They when last gifted which stage, was the a fable, say | meeting whieh IMIN And au- It do into fellow's. and : victim Taft WEDNESDAY is the tories oe : the other Republican in people no! passed the for. in They organized votes of there, nor all of them, could have adopted a rule forcing candidates on the Republican ticket to stand on the American party ticket, too. It isn't one of the things the club could do, even if it had been not the that machine. the in claim sincere, of it could the voting not ticket. if club They No said didates for Presidential have yet been named, meeting Tafil local ticket. emissaries could party than his were Taft. There was no ground Those meeting the prevented and about If for bo the American they and members himeelf and zie. quarrel, Republicans, elected. Lipmann secrets a Lipmann it was were dates the to wanted PRE] adalat very of devoted Most the Taft." strongly aside wolf they and action there the him as a anid open SPmcrid ne lbhorgot havduiia ab -disapadintiabnis con- were They came state with thing whole ruled gave officer Sais | in a rule Lipmann shouting proper was for women the a their like parties are claim wwant them. for quarrel not belonged. to get more brought the i% } Bala th: to are the Tribune r intoler much they at of} Yrs politics make at presiding Republicans, club paign; he impossibility, yote yote causes of in not then house, the fault us one, find il which properly nominated put an lel that always demonstration a state demand counted ere nae from methods could future, they the The be It then, cused cohorts can wants to expect desired-and is is travel umph as- the his didn't very meeting it what And world man he at knew THe Kearns men was where Taft a and had the ed") and to advontes so which the never in perfecting life Seeing noth- reason which agreed Ones te. at He rough cecent, he when He Devine the between gory pf that the was neminated which the to raising noisily INSINGERITY OF THE LIPMANN MOVPE, Since Eeop there has been no better illustration fact be away. club in Whieh the demand to meeting. scene Taft The delegate 58, to gir) conquered, Lipman knew those make a rule for the that of sull would G 7*as, eet ool quarrel do discreditable pudionve weeks in candidates mann PRIMARIES. The Republican electora of Salt Laka county, Utah, will meet in their respective $ election ; districts on Districts ‘)@9,-70, 7, big candidates Chairman vention That attorney instr ction, and the was of of are they concert A signal, Salt Committee, siiste The of part the for CONVENTION, mat aly gaverantion ublican Bt State the Salt Lak ater in Rew @ SHERMAN. | that == Republican 5 erat sta party. a have will their done Lipmann OF people The always, When STATE cause. rietous seems TAFT. - CALL their adopted, OES to be J the PRESIDENT JAMES SCHOOLCRAFT room two place be oe Kearns to court insulting-both of no for . "WILLIAM -_|had the the respect convention, eee SALT in Joe of | it And whier east|sembled to form a Taft club. men and women could not e force hy whether then plot Joe with a nature enoye, too, the nomi- not, beund was Joe Repub- the candidate the of CONCERT the well! 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