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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN MEARNS LEADERS THROW OFF MASK : Begin Openly Work ss Ic crat for i a ional N t | was camo and ARE Are So Infamous ‘ Plain No as a humbug, to say and {t again. The And theSeeAmerican Farmer Will That It K [ own failure or fault or {n OCTOBER 25, 1908. | mercial travelers, the raco track Interests and the raflroad men's brothrhood ar rrayed against Huches. -_ (Continued From Page One.) eeps tl on is. 1s 196 = ee erors: ge Good. sin. een a million votes foe he. The _Tribuno' bl uno's tables, ar of elgh-| pga over that Roosevelt four veara carried 65,562; go enthusiastic majority. will coma aalny SF an sae Taft exceed a0, an Ne this Alabama York the more state nnd figure that Taft men plurality. or necrvative But to i Deal alvidual Br Need ee cals Pp root,f citizen, and urgin himself waoever the moro heard Individual capablo ; to | farmers "ae xer- Every ono in yan ae tate estes 1()~ COMI aces Kern's hearers could |lican kept up the pretense for a long time that they were Republicans tn natfonal| therefore, loss of indicate nine a Repub- representatives ates Mor iGaes Geergan 5 if They must go up. wishen more to perfeo ake bis | ing just such a guarantee, and that tho | "= begin at the a ' . bottom and | ¥¢ars itless of depression, labor under nter W140, cee Pe Local the sie 9p Fights. Presidential and con- alee douees af'20,000. ~ Whether Governor, Warner on can e- VOWS 5 ot concede It, gressional fight there has been almost / but plainly they nds are allon greatly "alarint equal interest in several states in the | ed. Figures made the result by fight for governor. distress and prof-|en the Democratic | of In the tables giv- | Warner men the results {indicated cases are followed in by a = Kansas wer indicate that he may carry number | t#@ state by from 25,000 to 40, question bs me enthusiastic supporters His no do Now they are working for all they| ere, can raise. ers at earller elections, Nke Ver-|- | are worth for Bryan and Knight. No man who is always | talking | "yes, Mr.. Kern, tho Republican | mont, Maine and Oregon, and in the} attention beingell paid to their own || appoint about reform ns Saneive ae suspicion ane ;Darty does guarantee the farmer a the state elections come in the | state ticket,is and 1s peace and harao ee you. sooner profit on his crops, and he gets the | official years. These states are now | mony between them and the Sam King or la This Is one reason why I | oes : 4 naged by 20 Republican and ten wing of the Democrats, oh i a humbug and a fraud. he only thing. that the Bryan-| | Dembeneiie governors. | say ry yan Ke D | Councilman L. D. Martin is one of As a matter of fact tho people will Tn Democracy guarantees to the | he returns indicate the election of pi ait plurality, one-half Roosevelt. noes owever, » W i'b 6 een less tian that given to Pre Only once aid vivnte shoutin, ane a or Bryan county eae ey 2 button and qigt _ arene Bryan It | and flect same territory dent and) Knight. st be ane iating nin recienynds, OR upon the fact, that In in 1864, number The of. copperhead tnat he ae n votes é a ee coed ae v electoral who of eonnee: for, the | Democratie to had a 10 | pes than i] ues so-ca ticket in that iglection = it COMMUNICATION. | | ing | = ei Sasi teen mime eat lest | pl = 0 y ayy and "congressmen ase eu these from, 30, 000 that ail eat estimates vass in the sta the be open ° } Li a They | 5,000 to 8,000 plurality for Taft, ‘basing state elected. on Republican Anoth it Junge ee? Joe Lippman Js another. He wanted| to take charge of the Taft club wnen | it was organized, and when this w not allowed stalked out of the meet- and he Knight howled worker, that he forgetting was 8 Cary vee 1g In of an lean residents men olitically, tad P Gameralcnt a Re- Hee wrong an from} pe from | that si Denes the tical ° : o one-third, : eC s or to be rmers, on | cause exact, 32.5 fruit their care and an can-| a these miata: rd y. who do not pay t of tax on-' California gave fi upon reliable that a gre at majority od arinan. tne Chicago, ABCD, 20 Leen mae)| he would respect, onents of have com- hig Guile poll-| he he here toma ete for the purpose iagesp es It " wanted ma- ae holt," as the: Mis-|,. orice About pene ie ahillty *t0 AWalt ae people against another, | ;)° a toe eaaicle axi. | ins le of tryin Dea too orni wey t o elghteen vears the great the are personally work he familiar! &™ accomplished ied ever pba sla before in ago hua we had a/ |have little 7 confidence in Democratic him. will not be less than leaders | estimate Taft's North s Kearns outfit was >, the head itand it Fee KT of which has John been A... forgot- inde living correct, energetic Serr!Phen his ae Ives, nonest, oave ahea rs On the itp tact, this has been the main force| of that Fora mocratio Pros a otis dreaatul tin a Ph mocrats to : oh yot a R a Fisvocire "of Eee eens the "county ticket. They de- | tion." attacked | nimself has 2 © America Ten and in point of policy there is no dif-| within tho ference between the official organs. ee pele' Bryan's‘ or shall office w w ho {n- therefore work for the best' interests | celved oth - the people} of BA ig ey : and give Salt Lake county a bo st that will| ‘oot for the naxt 3B that if eer reuinilé of Salt I thin La eine ould examino a little} a ate if the pecs poner B + u la asteae € that bunch : lurality that would ae is a sup-/ To keDalto Who not mistaken, Ba an ‘They are ae we eo past {s of he itation wvolution=-tle eetae ty county Oct. state. a ee 91 m, the. best ' : a is Salt by the miber ao real Lake, old church Utah, Oct. a St. Paul, carry Min ‘ from all parts of the ‘state MINNESOTA.- . From aly H. n = sou 21. man t te when, as a- Reg against grievance ao bn Mee = the i Wille ean A. King denies that there| ‘pigined." been the constant aim and as been any sort of a deal with the! effort of the Republican party Aree o-| 3 Ir, . Bryan's persistent appeal SIS 3 he commo and support of tho confidence ee : cant. ne riee, Cie y eee ags eae party that euten le), up to the point netee men had naturally let T. making age = Ben ae eed nes the counts chairmanship, an at In a ut eee i to the American elias Sek no 2 oth fe maid this, he. Mormon leaders as soon as ae won inet g Nite a ned up with e ‘ less ferocious and wouldSt only a a. than in denying Js rest, the other deluded parts of the. by ee keethe DUK Reve its work " goods. will But have the jn ew Utah of and the Men file Kearns of the They tickets for It county does not these would to qmsee to lead the and who haye no sym- | ticl raat see church whither Am erlcan King do They them. influence then the men ticket. on reasons they the Republ = not OF IDEAS" our 4% urality country up They this no free public and. tor some time Saatety oF cadomies, hac ely oF as the . abroad to be scnool) By attr o through.DE ° Melee, ora | -pon this he but|tlow the statute et a8 nuns Bryan nis party ame half dozen to sl To gensible men, have. been proven and is the polloy .of appe ared atic years,| : t is true" labor free two trade, years ,| saree advo- a dishonest and rialne ry Wxperienco a) an's free for that policy. have prophecies propl er Se bier oe ety a eBa nisms: dustin time A ught Ci eee. oe , it to was. the about atono,I out, week; ahonla ee taken that he mistake, and {dea of Bryan belleves on ‘governm ent st ns tha : eatlronde, in~ fell lke offer you satiswhat havo ena sale.for We for Sa oY el pis Ted BP are 5419 M FN Ailes ‘ Block. Ecley al Pushing ‘ aking. ma Two y J. oa Cae : 3 Couples Kanl re married > by eee } s e Spokane The andceremony Miss ito. parsones ee Mra; Thursday record is all aguinst his| wage earners of | Are ee for Are vou on labor him. they free 'v« were a basis publicans "inary You ask which wile! t vill of a . Dae R(7) Zia D(1) aa Oleee 12} 5 4) ee Bare P%9, aL] see R(1) 3\D. aD . bile ae R. 9 -9} nn rae -_** ome 2 9 5-21. 9 ff' : Bs - D(1) 2\D. none cas s oe 1| se % eisre eve 9 vee 1 s)=\ 0 » 7 Dies < 1 4 5| QI. oe D. 9 Bleee 2/8 16 o oes) «..|D. R(?) ose R(?) e -| aes v2 & 35 ov eee : e es ean sna eeteane at al Soe aro. legion. no tia ieee rae and some - chances. i Serta 2 : t w 111 mark squarely | bupes na n am natio nal electio s Bry es ee £ voters : Pathe Tee itintnie will be Republican b ne: 7 sue é reubtiean' assuring oe ree ansbro man who is In a state Issues eltovershadow the na-| | Staite! andaa| try issue, part eularly petapoe ae Te pee In ccavice the three epublicans ae have only hfle dry gone have count! | four and/ state r with aoe the » Democra ap te ane er vote nie than ne ar ee uc GE aaet "Chat 18 50,000 what in a iin he does anal should will be ae a Poe a present hoped campaign hel Redan ; OS e that not I give figures haven't | danger, a plurall-| i But in Taft| Ruosevelt strength | has a qreater| ea both ae houses Pe sal weeltty of the San electio the arya t aay are te onred cues elected elr cc congress aEreel ion a ands 5! ate coe TENNESSEE. Dy a be of | tricts al stitions of | torney, tore 15,000) elect & PepaEh : pares ‘palin Peainagan 2AM managers tional legislative lt o Taft.by arNo-} 95 990 concede state, years fight, the eae success tickets. a giving to 40,000. er ence O25 |"s URE bee Ente ener e ee ; slowan| the BaD best yeaunblfased judgment ae wo len indications 3 toe a 1 Beene cate outlook is that! eK urality| eS Btthe ore. claiming majority. more naltee hard ki the ates Rewahlieaue and feel -confi- | VIRGINIA. Richmond, Vaae tt yeenia, ete to careful estimates of SOrdingoeratie politiefans, wil iyastute Bryan in Nov a majority to congress elght rats in enta, carrying rae y Beunesr Ts by @ 4istrict of sh ou jority,N atte but with small hope of the Republican. 26,- Deamo- Fifth 7" carrying +--+ COLONEL ees that the 0 Cone been over-| Bryan Sean oat ee : Ore Fe ore la eclare ae Of/ sai and ar = and | 906, returning Washington) rom | running should 24.-As_ nearly as pas | puublicans afd Tn: looking for an the mixed conditions) whelming victor As a SESE Os f ry sPeoe the. and Hughes will thd Be tO| y senator . Rorereesies ul col- ee o by a small Democrats are vigorous: ~ send be -Del aware faces . bpd many spat euch sevoral 24.-Washington | c "R ublicans nase pine their le ood as ft S zh 5. ebate. seeral state nation: apie Sev Panne yo a chances favo g "Roosevelt it re Ena seen that the Re-|aaye thers have -_-_-- NEW YORK. Cee usual, coneten smoen. more on the 80,000 or conserva 6 moa,000, ig te Republlape ae of majority ickot C ce usual stat aaa Oct. making a hard fight, and have aroused | MONTANA. 4 great al of interest an active | _whi work Shen eee the See Tee eam ee i ae SaaS See po for a ryan victory emocratic 1 J Wate. will, Maat Re eee conditions. - Wash., ation, a Republican te States United five of the | Republican majority | Cee sceed TEL Levi ta: Ankeny GUIDO ener unforesecn 5s Republican = of me will be in the Taft column when thé/nlso are rking extr -| votes aro counted. This state will also| dent of victory. the Republicanthe column for $. Although Democrats unless gomething of ta their p WASHINGTON. Seattle. of v tha fe Chattanooga, Tenn., Oct. 24--Tenn Demo see will « e a Demderatlo. majority. tn _|the November telection of from 164 a to 26,000 for the national ticket and; tho tha| from 26,000 to $5,000 eee th is year icone ieee Seine | legislature. OREGON. Ore. pertiant. fe in which | seare winated' a "We lave . Iulon "state. ticket, ear f fusion. will | entire plur-| six ngressmenst and pitahav | arri i] e ay eon tee Dover, throughout aeoe ae | me cee ie ta | shows a remarkable interest In Caer unusual con the Re-| vember got" ques- re . |also with to | sides should as n in ask him: lhere. you favor ‘e067 -hes Hugne of the be This haere ra probability is not the! at even money tall n all the state by of Taft carry-)| ceneral the state anc Hughes being defeat-) run but, novertheless, it I n aren {the . » beeches Sere ay ¢ many. © campaigns 0; mG » Were) far as One of these men f'frea|\ahead o Whitt | *"Albany, to say that Taf Oe Hughes een even Aiitoras ow. i mor opinion eet essurahead Fun| cratic "States. United ae eae senator. States jexislature acieniirs ‘and a 150-000. Ena: tee e ae -| See carry wil as see Chica taonkare { Lear Rie ae See on | with elected in June fas given the popular BOvennen vote for viasority pele Ta t will not than 17, 600, is ‘that, sthe figures 3 ee from 6.000 to w te FAS arate SS legislature awas his ‘Is OF by Rev wieee | The cae a cadens i aeep KS, 23: September sometimes rc f many afternoon Simons, 0 ques stions 135°J. at the street, announcement sre ynsmi Borrow 4 : r yt Vothat r0f of | thel F place ec me think ay at ei Orth ' he the ath club Mi th he ¢ of cerning The|two ne pledged friends have Oct, 24.-In Illinois mreaiiee will be at least 76,000 00 000 as a probability. Sixteen oc X Sore co 25 ,congressionel distrists as Re others, Democratic while Republican a hy eae SMITH NAMED TO BEA mpd Lei apree se yointment of Bee BRIGADIER aor Colonel caer oat: Frederick Smith of the Eighth ee brigadier general, succeedin of San hero the Read, Philip third defeat the! "xpre ng was pa sed ty de ce ad es L bo "Asa the) ind | The Held: Han- aw lurge percentage Iris -Amer\- pled ged Republican ‘several. porto folks church of to vote for members| Chamberlain. Public} ted The Op pene nts from The nese mals business of ce Bae a Hughes com TBS: 1d and a ears pele. ‘bust: @ Injury to district, bUS!- | accruing by re pon ae: ae reant it "Ae 168 ins sisted wen, and ‘ pte lon 1e is not Mberal r Be Hug iene Excepting enough the etate : 1s ticket oN }the Renublicans will be eeeSeapets Germuny alliance, the acne a4 eague, , district, fs of o.elected both in Cincinnat! will g for me Ms and W. C. Republic ans, Ju ITO. ont Hawley, having 0., Oct. 24.-Ohio Taft and Harris how dicate. oO first|/{pat been| prgger leo States = <A. to enera Juan, California, Is ONSIN. Oct. 24.-Notwitheine ofc the Democrats go for Bryan, the state will be In the Repubibilean when the tec eens but ths plurality of 156. 000 }which Roosevel : pane Pane probably lazco will be & ae: cut down raft very-| probably will dt eo al te Rit Bae w legislature ne 75,000. to of c SENT Is BIG TO $ CK PRESIDENT eS t Washington, Oct, 24.-Presiden roosevelt today recelved by ee » ) W. yes, winner o e rom John Marathon race In London, an_ Trish slackthorn assured.|ing ae may Oe TI native the Be=A) MARATHON senator in relaat Fort General Smith !s a natlve of New York and a graduate of West ‘Point. He has seen ooh field service and In| has been a colonel since January 24, Ww 18 Wisconsin and thirty-second He is now stationed McDowell, is probably | 1894. ocrats have made no fffort to secure pia Or of colonels {ve rank. he districts are Set par probably| will elect a Demecratic cans 10 Last i lutter aS: hE eno. SARs sa ee o tkethe. ees solved. ott eyFok huve aoe thing MNE | anti iieved he eBet " nae sf r cArhRDA growing out loved | 1 nae Praineniee , eta | a a . » the Irish farce rule | * } ; 1ethine: doing In-the ‘on- | of fforts in 18 here is situation 1 . . sec- |'standing Milwaukee, an his aera rressional W, R. Elifs, the was|jy 1 of Payson, a| me mbers A eof tM irs, ann home | initra ins othe | ee Eee land : : Democ seeoticaily, concede,Taft. that ItSouth Dakota also is prac- ttle scrate Bepublicans.' sTelitirest|m ery tho I will ces Roose-| 1904. than Par cee ceil "he jon any ca 2 Soe Oy Sate = orate no ticket is stronger than | heard of & cane lanes £9 and wae bot ouses 0 t iL noe. admit the party | will] jaan : one-half hold all the state, while satisfied the Taft | st ate 1a Ve oe ; slate that |} but | ne, GaceIn itsel? mightfor notthe fact be so that sig-| ticket. ‘The publicans Southo plurality a expect jpatt give wll Fe Dakotn FT acaAntrientt were not Fupositior iis basis|~ Chairman Thomas S. Allen will carry the | Democratic Samm ltten,: is moEe Uke sot over Parker hope Sar | Sioux Falls,OUTH 8. D..DARTS. Oct. 24-~Barly, 5;in coun-/|the will | epcd *fepublicuns ef the state, t trig being he Prohibitionists state has) contests is not exbe pollk od the the ae an jwill elect a United st s senator to) | gueceed Jacob B. FL sre linger Repub-) ican Th legislature | will nero are two-thirds Republican. Gallinger| ought not to be asked.'"'| 5 ST Paysonian Club Meeting. ¢ meeting of the Paysonian club, I of Sarah nage short offic! i lated m eee took vias eee s veces es wees noes ict 4! see] |-.-} 12] 18 (OO 2 "lene Feeeseveaceacupes OVALS eh) "<e Wyoming Total Ly: eee fee eee wee ees aisle o/s) 0:9 8) 1 9 : peecinicielsielelelela'y =e J of ae 000, |e aul Gah any which wo | oe |-he Ro- a ooye ere and and vote something of | following ; is claim trade Ohio, in. Columbus, shout nel the . i 25 Se | eee in the his-| rgeat aa 4 Re Le : will Ce get NRE | Ds abilean rith ticke al sath of the congresslona E This must naturally | : ts "Unless Inle 2epublican ay vote |t beory considered of the sta favorable , aistrie the Republic to 3 r tele HAMPSHIRE. NEW 4.-Taft Conse.aon RS a - OC 10.000 lity | the support of the workingmen 15|ing | based on fraud and deceit, Whereve ried, he: asserts z it. before: a gathe ring of) REM4 Marrted, and ‘ TOL? | prac tice,credit would andhave impoverished. wrecked the na‘its vote for President and"3 fordofeated governor.) erally, do Bok lela 30 000. if {t is daily that. || ar75,000. not exceeding 2,000 in a ‘total vote of | Colonel who was Smith retiredstands for age October 13. the! te NE : ee so Bets are being mad r oe na tenth ta the et much today as the 89 ison forth, if ne ts | silver a as Quixote, ible . Don SENN re Ores 9 R(1) Le | tional Oe i ainde, and surely hetomeought Lee, Ge bh to' reap, a wap eS this time that ould settle. hin. oe way 2ONG. Hyd . ARME ABMATRONC Advertising o Agency, nis the ean politicians "ietimate Republic: in | state upon , wet 4. oe eee 5 i «atl have you ener. done to promote la- poet oe pa honest,ot ¢} th ho ts ae. the te rina| eag a at | | reasonatable estimate would oo Poe ance rey nee stated }ope nly =p at, eH yy DOC ae r ne rs : re a 2Se grat See ovat il or. the ny ae entenetae oa s low é a e The «¢ uest on are entirely prope vibe 1,00 The Republicans who hz Prat is possib oO in- | uy w Moh: oe a p; petdc -. Ke Boe | ana lenis imate ob ‘ut nobody need ex- [20.000 te jevados i ‘al gle Ht es out wane ae number of th embers of the | Gene rats ok ec will run about 20,nm ol oa country ina" Ours, ake | pect a trankreply from Mr. Bryan }for cutting, and ‘th Democrats Who) jegisintors to repudiate the pledge.| __ soy erno! 000 votes behind Taft, aca Boor " l'The chances are that his only answe) }are most pronounced eee , mere Fulton ta pls min te t ave = oa a et te pres ‘form. o é ee hat Bry an hig tes r d tk 3 working to b t 1eir p y 1G enn eaucus to choose 1e epublican | core tes re ia Re coer All of wit h pr . t 4( , & repetition. « the one he : a + = ae ca aata SNM tate legislature t humbux and" a He 8 vert. Eran Se Ate aR EES ted to him ¥OUe Be etn pen ‘ 1 : 1 Se eae a apn eee Niehoa "fa ohtain tre. sup-| bevond a reasonable doubt. The Deem-) ae e "05-6 a Saal c sa V8 Snow. Bell sjonists, find In| wil bo a cena! tavengi As ree ame helped } looksopposition as SOVto OUIE, DG! RECO E him has not centereda a hilt 5 promises His a! earry Ronee that Will, ct. vit tivity n jethe onan If cere - meritring t9 cha ‘ n ae ae rua tk outiine an vavertising campaign aor eOe Te can make it pro , 1 : aa a "Wy a are Ta Moines, < Des € rulmous, Raed not his dire- | {n this end, but they will not vet or word that ever ox his | country. ad | Mr. Bryan's that | ons ownership : Ag 000 (Democratic -Fopullst) Bs oe re i the The] ¢s We aare thoroughly OW: FA. Bry- | ve operation pe Ore el 2 F Wisconsin The between a N. Dol- | sentiment in Nebraska sentiment, Bryan he Democratic | latins' th re ater indications. Conservative x Mr. that howe aas to 5 Yonact o ena interests é i of 240,000 aivice Aiehiear betes ir B A Tataf rast pet. ait w ithe | the empty mouthings of a political ads New York, Oct. ; st | Venturer of immature judgment and may judge from in/jn this state, Taf placed. if which, theories, in ju *) crude fact woul find paramount latter figure. : all aye the men of his own __ political aeRsregstion, who ‘had =a nee scnse suDdant amoreigen mand esty he Aree roule nea tt nights quick. to ay. iat umount moe = ‘should } ane onal srovernm oul 1elpec aes interest ite railroads i labor that. each state should om n railroads. that were en rane ferth it put ie borders its a end over the ) | the the } Se ote lower |. everybody, proved trade events | and ugh{ful od { that ‘ .| aD " (1) eeD ¢ back not Cha as the Dem- dollar; L2I. (7) D(?) ticket. Hight Democratic congress 11 be returned, while two eastern'dis- tainly committee, . . to himself asi 2 Ble a OF alg 93) 14) 34! | . we} etenesacnes peel at Diss Be aS OR tik 2 | a weee o.make & fo to excee exceed 10,-|publicans ordinarily ¢ast, showing close, not pw Goo and. probably not over 8,000 eee IE Ona eas is getting many § {ow : z oe epublican state headquarters in If these Deo Ceen ee in th ; OE eee Lincoln, H. C. Lindsay, who spoke for| perance Isgu o near rmine ¢ to ssible alee eee West Virginia ran posted and well reasonably be of to in [put oat 8 his partiann blag Lone. oetee : 24.-As OLS 8) ee | ddlcna 39) | ose _ R Vora Gls Beene 4. rsa 4 o»| os 4\°192 | Bis, } 8} Republic an state che Bas man yp ner on oy gy, peer? caused | © Tue Bit. Oct. 18 ces See 2i 3 Fes a " ' coe Fustonists by a waged eo IKANSAS OMe a) Kas., js have free and unlimited coinage | jor exceed 275,000 and He insisted that tho gold'| jt 4s estimated that Taft was | prices Topeka, pup on earners) along hi rer | had ever) President. later for who 2 ~ aoe teehee sens 2 eee ie 670 ALO] 221-2 2 2 ay 12fils R. 2s wie an oes 49 I. popule TALyeone ne st oar total be-| soconns on him submarine bo aT 4 fe ule 11 Coacccapaetesenctic in - ex-/ : forced c ec eee Virginia yincoln, Neb.,NEBRASKA. Oct, 24,.-Nebras pull who on was avewe R a oe eres eas a rahe Shaina ctetetcts ghar | ABR UR sindeele wi Satara sa ce terla aes Sted 1 . nomination. } il oo eae 1-14 | et ‘| ae Ol - i: : S| will plurality 9 ee 1 time, Kansas will give Taft a majority) 5 committee was conservative in his | and the: issue Blancs: Rie bil of any where from 80,000 to 40,009, cer-| Ene He said: nme as it does now, the Republican) Interests. | industries, nominee dollar were, mae eae | it' Mr.| Ape the mention: of Bombers -y | the gold arene ard on re a San Br his trip r The workingmen to whom r. ~ w IAL aur Ing which: jum t Le le . is appealing so eran tony an oe abundant me to 1 > at campaign may search his recor rom her pore. 4 to sommittad thus . Raving hi as | the up these perancun' ae they yet froth, made = Write meuee American 36.0 crete os donbisdtl licen; Taft's Wa ae ey's 2S mesa" in placing | at dee one yurin 1 pas : ‘ ; ‘ é it standard was' mae evolved andor | gold nis ppeety Bryan and1 certain peculla a gASptad fr put fort: heen denominated paramount Is-| cause lower. wages, less: work, al. | sues want | congress instrumental ane he wage pre |an deficit army Inof the American 5 t distress stress theyow te; eee pe"Lid truth, and brief, it 1s bag te pele member Rent Inless hot. fight againat for | his action in Js so | far as it &gocs : Please note the facts. was o Baie special | manufacturers searcne l varty, to Koa@ make performances a 25, ays Ae ae noratch e an ceeds 20,000 there are many lieve the for. é record. rom a ari * etna to their special | the: machine. in end:spite. me of protests by'| Socialists In unknown proportioand the Republicans As between prominent {ant :Wilson-Gorman: ~the wae That. "and to the} of 1894, which struck a staggering audacity to stand t his 14 | of vital importance educated; i ascapablezens were duties face of they eir supreme claim of so As. 5 1e0 es an re ie pine, systemsystem, of educating 1 by their of the poor shone Zant en os uponon thousands eon " in' tenorance the story after. | pryan where 10. children Me oF err cent thelr re had got pomeee Nort, was to, of close. the where au 1 OS #1648 ZTE || dele sal . Bree ae yo icelclelslals «este Washington take as Taft is popular in this governorship the situation 1s) ah ante something | vy 'the i. eee will ts for, ee seeking of his pa investigation ow far is Mr. Bryan's rapeal hte | | ing life- a a this pretense. program demand. cimim and | | SonfavorMr.has Bryan's led them to work, ortine Sab aie Democratic party supreme-the Solid.nas South- | but but gives this party al ite power) ble. gil, | oOFa neyeee We A present showy a they cuture; vote promise or or the party must. a than more will vote for | schemes OF ine, amieliGratton -9° ae fean county | Piacondition his 4us a ith of hat. fellow seemedme -to -him. just - "PULL mere. candidate |thelr favor scao with: | party in control as th are ‘ gla ti ef Te, dente Taint | corre eck. ndtoday his friends of the county offices. Lay ores oi tint| a campaign of hate would follov would advertise Utah to ea utter de8 . H over the coun ror on them who are OP-| champion of tho !dca "shall roe pone Jeating the and religious perse-| ple rule," all of w hich proves that ha) 0+ silver. 9 a with ae ‘ran anne the open. Jail policy vlavet Lippman, will yote the Republican ot the | that- deliver to rank And those of posed to bigotry cution aoe @,| deal party are too honest. none year |The. 0 0. ome 1 -- common there, ae itn evo fant tenis DAs done, during | today-there is not a doing Aree ot eent aes FON pete, ee Democratic and) was made, ication OF 16a : is not oplon which King state. dence that such a deal in withholding oe aes oe Baty La plenty of evi- 08 lie by show him days spent ty would ara is making for not wiike requiring a mechanic | accompils Shed res inim education, to,do a te i ic uit calied Mormons | ee Deal. Es ie ‘OF man' Lj through Cannon the i Dentes Knight eee ‘edit will : e \their support warranted by : his : rec- | vestigation. ¥ the Aimerme. : aie nt The time . reitthroug out all that | {ord? Is it such that they wt pion? | 6 ithe writer where, thre oa s nize him as their special champion? oben Frankie driveoe er oe Knight Will porte ue to examination his record | Tania questions relating toof labor inter- | state Workingmen erman 1 8 air 5 ESP ee : \ bevelected jo apne z a pluraiits without doubt. Four. years D for | S80 Cana over, 5Parker - clever years elg an plurality, 3 was Bgoky' a "et oto 565, the} kinley's pgs Bryan Apart arr wectine }ests. ff acool system wo perfect, aa. ft Je in Cannon J. te jinn: ‘full | Out thay the: qecre. of mpempd. : For the eratement would be ne public tho jaiis a The eee champion. .0 that, he. said expressed: bis ity Sean rewith eate ae mpathy Mio theater thet he woe epublicans Ee OeR on OrtaeG (Lake Ree men det aE ‘never denied Rain inrtee ae Ea exercising thelr ba rightuae ofcapable self sovern-| oyto Divers nois and PRO I R doubtedly t th { t disaffec OV-\tion in: the labor clement. amoue ah, At|tion in t Lees or ¢ oe soos s oe. St. Louis, M eaeelect Sei cone the among a Din nket ballot that will be Saeeanitne t eee will, help ‘Btpiaeta the pieieg: This with from ae reeamor HA | the om a Btats, esonetreomicual Bie : will: CONNECTICU Taft 2 eee to 40/- Goih tack epublicune and praise | tt Aesnch evtution, aw T have ex-| || Will They Belleve Him? |] | trarutora, oot. 24 conection al » | ABha os i. #4 a8 ; Pol ees . retels ciara ee acai LOL ta fom - in awe eee pee ir eiatnial tele see * Vermont Bow tlakot, ty at ‘tieket he Nite ca ers : +3] oe aoe oenes ; 2 21-e-fBC9) eee | 10) : South D sou akota ...... eialalnlars Tennessee .......-......eT Dra ateletetateterstatetere . Scie h U CARAS ket "ar thie ipkonie soins Anerson aa a ase (e e Blea] Poe] meakeleleretetetetcrs Pennsylv CALLE Rhode Island MAOGOTLSiANG South C li ye 5 Taft avago <0) 4.502 5<2.<r00500 ™ Majority 24-W. vesote B sg ODL See Vote at 400,000, aa compared tg 293,050 al erRcattto: n es ae ae Ee ee f) - estato ‘dealer. at n ormation 5 a the Democratic and Republican 4 State committees, Indiana is reason: acobson= bly 1n doubt In respect he gover . norahly and, legislath a BO Eao Leics 54 ei) gon. ma wee ajorit. tha aelsce ana: = wane eet ents rare ined eee or ae Remorra tic aaat ne me thi o Seas mon spend te not speculators nha oWeeitSalt enero pl | 27} 27| ap FE he ...... eel vce .... eae: OKIShOMAa Lansing, Mich . Oct. | 24.-Abundant| reasons are found for the wide-| gpread ballet "that Michigan may elect| INDIANA. ae impel 168 ory: near bills, o they ising 1 the candidates s OniPnd Aor by tie opposition | n to as-/ settle the sist the "American party to win Salt ae ga heard Ghemn oa ope ted. |n-og Nes. Sith foesunscnrpen, | aro th to lect it, and if Frank I. Sefrit had] his [ ratic rty y ever since in the Democra it would have been officially aban-/ +. slavery issuo was knocked out. It coned. 2. Lippman prevented this. | (, wiciced. is an attempt to call pench reyolu cessful in keeping Street/ yp tho spirit of the an on the ticket ust as ho has been suc-/ tionary, which is the ckest and | but meanest ciao} own eeeinseheen MAE ume Be and sBefrit ee eens inte congiot, enich oe ula easily be rail th at == ieedent ata aeidgr alt a the Srecuietae aalenrr nt baggers veto t reap ¢citizens rich o harvest and It La en county industrious. gotten Serna living | ana riotous or drunkenness, by or Deere The poor state ticket nominated by| MAVe ns fatledose to0 ecauire any | ps roperty the Street Te | me 2 oY 1D prebOn vwtseeeesrre geome, | Mine.) 2) a tt ea all the| Tapia natural gromth Now the quest | two will bee elected. They can not give| q Democratic governor tals year in the | attacks of the tations has been in inciting plauded the covert morning coyote organ people, either by for us to decide on November a ae ceoa at toe ned a al : person of Lawton T. on President Roosevelt.of Tom TheyKearns are || competence, orrovidence, by unavo Sainatural Sina {n-/¢tion is,frenzie shall wo have a couple of years of 2 ||(,ant will' vote gimostan solidly for mos ee éticeHem ia one : oewhose,| tne sations o or «| fi 1 ae r n E aboot' a eipeet orth Oe senvcsocoaveanee Dakota. OBio oe that Bryan will carry California by from 12.000 to 15,000° and at oOn©] Democratic congressman and perhaps] atm teas rere nore poe adavecsaree . Carolina North Tee | luraity | DP eee | Ceerebosuese ses 6. 0, | eas | reicla 2 ste) tele t ete a asthe 5 Jersey York Massachusetts, 75 te ..............- New New gee. fuouter cannot hope tb | . a we eceaccpeccara sbee Hampshire poten: Oct. a 23.-The apathy ae | Presidentlal campaign (ya among tholin aswats ofstate many firmly one fixed party is A evidence, i Mrameeas ante chisel aa at OF Slt Laks | ,oB'¥an Js admitted hereof asthe an MRODIS a ear ake/tor, but the great body 8 be ee a Sree eae, boom, and the = to ee ree ee rom e of ec 3 o rs and ¢ © '¥ who with n He was the kind atof | 11" gh speculation and there not assemb rty wanted. the pretense that they were Republi- | $0ue aye, cans at the opening op tiicnes of the campaign | 5, class of SEER GULENER = Barren | Sa eee SS even Bu ae eno New | ae eee it Nebraska' . 2... cissccseee fis 017 ] NOVAGA soe eee eee eee eee eee |. of ° aCe 9 eee pe Aix N characterizes last | eer 9 Teak ol ep x00 ehbcive ae Mont + RLU repor Bee me assurance poRr aceorewrenssauwaces: Missouri expects 8 manufacturers, | from every ‘part of the the state. growers victory Is Aes CRE fort » eeectvccecc Mississippi safe a as nominee the |man ai was Bryan to superior that | manded always publican and always would be one. Th MOVer WAESeVON is Repu Jentl oe Massachusetts P. Bla who, for 30 years had been which they tend, or expect, tO|/time for Ro osavelt, and though This is broug or polnted?y by" a fighting tor freo silver, and if Justice | [of the ‘county penn by the records| President has alienated more by | decrease of nearly 4, aoe in the reg 904, and right had preva ied "he ould | nk {t would be uite interesting | (Oe oene ee popula: ane apes Bots while other cities have failed to show bave ‘recelved Ee "nomination. Sah te ne voters of Salt Lake co unty to "most "Taft's Se eran naianiat Seine te ne gains: anticipa few othe though not a grea as = mniow how many neg of them are pro. Re i | show actual ieadmitt edly strongTha Nebraskan ne ee vy oa oe Eee ae eat nisieihi naMapaniintore® and sane by several] of his satelnow ardent Bryan ing, followed lites. He the per | the protective pal tiee ‘Alle heccontin, cent of the candidates nas the eri-| ith ss county for: the showingat thatthe the beginning, neople .do))\-| oe SC oeeens thout strong protection for Bryan) rule. people, o begin are et-bagsers, men | the California industries would most| be| | Bryan's first nomination was the re-| vn0 nav 4S no home tn Salt Lake coun-| ruined, as labor the state is All a c le the west | reapeee es her trust on side. Butcomes next theto Kearns and Knight. cape sci ct weed iy. 0! Minnesotaib Sey m cae Michigan of setter anh Seige its LSE: | Lincelt down, have. been eminently | ody hae Petaict, NeNAaGf) arg ain favor oF the Hepubteans er| don, could Parran a} 10 055.22 $ od Westen octesihe Ges Michigan g tae toe six congressmen, hey aro Iike-| oe lone a Third Gistrict, which make the delegation split even. fae 45, 000 | Caines Dhar Nore : ever give electoral votes Dem peesand a was under the. "Miner iavw en five ec Cleveland "delegates. San Francisco, Oct. 24.-Conservative Re an le ade rs Aerts thet Ca ie fornia will go Republican a com- «| eee Ae Main i O sedeccccnsncedens. Maryland .... for the him machine unless 4 purposely ticket wasto placed peoplecountry, from every and corner of || Rous vote for Bryan, and ae ae Minnesota and Michigan. Democratic comon allow! the more nook completely to rule. 2° cece Te vith a nearly soa Republican gain} | diver, mitteo, ofcon tly says he state Is hepeful, him to do so. He protested loudly | than when McKinley was called to the y But the farmer f beh t be a foo], and /{n North Dako but ne and the other organization man- | that eles a Republican and that he Preaidency, defeating thehe great self-| ryan won't be electe | PS aanaats | ibe sal ue ing tate senatoc der | Was being unfairly treated. ee reformer, ae ve PORNTA, e satisfle 1ey save four of| ue © 5h eo 6 P65. +s Louisiana these. He has on occasion put up #/ do well under Republican principles farmer is loss of profit, and hard!16 Republican and Democratic MARYLAND. pitiful plea to be allowed to vote for | 2nd_ policies. hero fas oe Pang | tacit under another Wilson-Gorman | chier executives, There are indicated} Baltimore, Md., Oct, 24.- rland Taft, He didn't know how to yote 2m ee tn this pratesiien Se ane | or boo oe farmer be fool | Republican losses in eaiceene. Idaho, Poet alee 2, eubstantial ma Ld 2g ae eeewe fe) ® S-Fk 8 dy 86.0.8 600 weg Kentucky eee cece seen areas to have a ticket of their own | Should be the oe ; hight of t (the protection which {t extends to| nite prediction. ner and { ot Impossible that his with the Taft electors on it in order -and "the | other aAmerican industries, {t - built} There are 30 of these states which | Majority somo womens should li o 1 an yi of two years ago w to do so, not being able to split a best they can ev Jay, so there Up and secured to prices the farmer a home | elect ofgovernors next have monthchoseout of tea) | UY wiped,OU teket. ould be no need fii aa Seeliad b oeeteacl i peer at good for * all that | total 46. Some Mr. s not regarded as being chosen sta mbae: ie Indiatiq live | jee stesso em (38.5 N82) Idaho must oa ae - Ae n t other 1 16 Democratic committees are possession of | bolt mation an almost incredible againstshowin War- Te Ce | SERS | Delaware er LS eee eeeHERR resecevis 3].ee=) | | id Fl orl 8 Stee tere eee e neces jee! MAINE. and politics, and that they were being preBut I am not a reformer. I do not! Wilson-Gorman law, gives thefarmer/ marks to show that they Indicate vented from voting for Taft. They | believe in reformers. 1 ue lieve the|ample protection from the competi-!rather the candidate who see theen claimed that it was necessary for {dea of maintaining goodthought of ment the | | tion of Canad ae ak urope, e, an db ¥ | have the best of the efight than a ete ee eee CG: 0.5 4:che o/c ave Tilinoi NGS" R government ee eee 298" cisinng his pone! rights, or ursiné | qouptiess have told him that they had | four senators, thus decreasing the Re- | no deat thet the Rename eee nim to live soberis orthe righteous majority y << 22 in In the the hous ® and a |inhowecae Republican Salttieat lifes@ more Yet this way ne|heard of the Republican party mak- publican (eHtnith this statethatfor ‘theTaft and Sherman Seen will For the first time in the campaign ryan's only remedy for evils in|suarantee had been made good. The| the loaders of the real or fancied, 1s| Dingley tariff law, enacted by a Recan partyty | fovernment, either President. Reforms have come out in the open and are an = Desir welt etineion and come | Publican congress. after American} ‘ghting for Bryan. Some of them down. They never begin at the head. farmers had been subjected to four| Sactintes Nad eee eeeeeesosesr Arkansas California the house and 30 fn the senate. The | *® there will be a Republican gain here. returns, of Congress. | Gov. Gov. "House | Senate R. D. R. D. | Pres.| STATE- government, where taeit‘inpeople have! | YOu (:he @ Republican guaranteeing excess of ten votes the upper houso judges goo. cal dates" 2 7 "Gourt any. Rreeiar political any localprofit on party) your crops?" said} | of congress. In the in Sixtleth congress, polled-110,000 oan. 7of apponis «pet e o Taft this year. le it ls because of | John W. Kern, Bryan's candidate for |#fter the admission of Oklahoma, tho/| go mostl oe th he Ign orance oF corruption of the !n-| vicg President, in a recent address to Republicans had a majority of 59 prtnpinal y from the Democratic ranks, TAFT eam of and SUNDAY, years, be anyplace on eatth, oF 807] -qiave you heard anvtiing about 1t|14,224and wetual maiority 19 41. "the |AGe, and. 8 conver yaurs eatiaate Pgs |} oe tiont AGAINST , ' Lake For there will not, | Evidences Salt day since Bryan at Calcago that SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH, REPORTS RECEIVED FROM EVERY NORTHERN STATE INDICATE SUCCESS OF REPUBLICAN PRINCIPLES 15 MADE GOOD of this country do rule and if locality they do not rule it Is eir State Tickets. said every nominated a fraud to people 2 py . THEY have first he Demo- } A GUARANTEE THAT COMMUNICATION I Was REPUBLICAN, the a silver plate, hav- with following rel oe Lae In ~ esd tera tee The inseription to Thes{ ne one WwW. Elayee, a " 19 race, Lot ndon, ‘nitasete ed Nore a President zreatly pleased exh with if the gift. -_-_-_--_- oo The Preparations for Hallowe'en, Salt ke Caledonian club Saya Hallowe , yreparations a ar to ting seeinincreasedtandidaies will receive! be. Republiean and will have to elect! s Wor ae. ‘ostover greatly votes. It is un: a United States senator ers' Me an oldstinms be given: Hrida¥ Eleatrio® ts | |
