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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1908. ‘ THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN °°!" Anna She Morning Republican 3, -~| + -- --- - eS SLBSCRIPTION ie eat a ae Noto Paid a 5 eet Waban aud a Adyance ie aT ae 8.00| 1.50 when ordering ns ---- artme ents. edert Pertment only, and ‘dever : ah aisapaaeenn Oe VASTERN New York Office, Her and has follies insanity living and beer God change ithe aA honor have heard nothing was called them. by or And that read Probably which from an lifted merits and COTY of | where President the by ¥: the Health ion and cies up In lives and necessities of : to a mother's her two duties, a woman of this land worse passage Buxton across the he was }elements not the in Dr. of is a credits seas shows the the the life virtues is by virtue, music most wastes MORE THAN A MILE A MINUTE That race of automobiles at Savannah, 1908 op terms, no in the result of the school of in wholly adopted have come Buxton, there 8e found every in is a yet, degre: factor worth while for our status-and it people to to know be that WOULD IT BE Measured her- by Y that e « Thanksgiving Day was a wonderful elections. Lake is proceeding to | simply respousibil- department ing the of Tom Kearns with public's his money, has done with henchmen's and his bold the him control Here of is the his | % to official respon- No They the excellent schools are wrongly, quality recognized eellence of of these pupils nlone are is calculated board. There fluence, there Salt and @©° |i. eniyave miles in extent, with bills to ellmb and as no partisan be none. of the schools out of that schools. basis chureh should the the is no of | fitted very | to thing the else The interests | motive, Their education | adjunct every In general that uses has been of the citizen adopted by than them. act no the of the | church Of in- schools. lis And because course not it cap-go to the side matter of speed the a necessary lthat these | work over anywhere. Industrial machines made recommendation, can be at to under any gang, the the party want to take/ non-partisan interest control, themselves. and} 45 They a dei, any sort of horse surface, fs not. matter ol They pensated | When mand mile need weather clare boldly that their elected officers are not re-| 21. vastly stronger, or hundred warped by to be is a employes. any political sample ~And yet they a party-if those peo- In the Third much all of supplying slice of Tribune argument and ward faced also Moyle, who has as to his motives That with than and would from minute, is less can strong aia not. be horas: supply the is no be seeks more they the 1s lame Mr. to any average paper. employ Grouch control of employing and the there up most business The like ‘hee on of of this in a gang which will decent Garett have people can which they may position Vecr. judgment. be better partisan evident | | for will none schools, Influence less its or of by all and help reduce us when are the life fol 220. Sia isla.d eke values for be rejection of walnes fore: 65e valiés for. 7oe values for 2... the snow be sins afrald the And are demanding if'they are Grouch should not the schools. i oOo melt! Republicans print lies It sets a bad When teachers from the Wast," The and Tribune the high teachers wants ts opposed school. graduated to by embroil with the high aims is a worthy It to the seeks to the the one in | a in it for all the And nor if they Utah, a neither do good to what political and Those oe And in he had driven Eastern teachers didn't drive fond ee been in the past. the Tribune know it, if every WITH that And that could know its sa high iat at one one men else will be e will add | in New. work, Yry) they Efficiency, women mates in for general purposes with se pS a0 they pb tae hardening SOE | Were falsifier the fallacy of vanity and| stirred up a hornet's nest clergy of many demonations. iin ate prospered,d and : are lighter (Were SAS and smaller e tve pie shun tt and advertising matter nd spent brethren that the BNC] on is this himself is quite of and the a teapot newspapers scheme "cheaper place simultaneously in as the work of the they are able than over | ful of, the They been poke sae Dake eleven: fy nF Se ner of the fielda and kick the pigskin about the grid. iron at will. The wonder fs that the score was not a hundred to nothing. to give many paper this Is a good declaration thing, of now and again, independenee, to And hear for values SKIRTS-35c 2... 00 00. eee ee wes 55c .60¢ for .B80c values for .20C Pattern Hats from our own _ ONE-THIRD _OFF One-Third Off |Shapes and Trimmings and all Milreservations, ONE-THIRD OFF are always appreciated as Christmas Why not make your selections today. Prix Cape of Women's fine Pique Street Gloves, all colors and sizes, special for $1 95 sean, $1.25 today Misses' tisixes, » 12 fleece = lined Munsing Union Suits, 6 in gray and white, from 2 years years. Special sale price .. ahd gray. girls' open fleece crotch. lined A Munsing regular $2.50 An extra fine quality of Munsing Pants for ladies-fleece lined, all sizes, including extra sizes .......-.-)...:. cotton Hose RYELadies ARTI black GRalnatal lash medfor all ee yalue Union | at 35ce. foot 60c ecowaels / Vests , Misses' fleece to Vests from Pants and lined, aJl sizes. aise awa! in ne > white and 15c to and Dele and 75c wear A 35c Hose price an extra Special price fall Ae abeand ealer ave extra fine : and leseye stainls Cc cotton quality 25c ea fast a black heavy cotthe Pickaninny for durability of black : quality .......-. Hose, 25¢ winter eelaawels good price cashmere .... regular for . Misses' gray, An Sale black \ regular Sale Boys' fast ton Hose, brand, made 60c acl seamless. Special Children's Jess dy According San for value. ; Ladies' extra fine fleece lined Munsing Union Suits, colors white and gray, all sizes, $1 25 iuChic¢me extra SIZER) co.cc sislel ace . Asa . blue, Hose, for sale 35c. 25c country places, and in publishing it. their readers matter each| Thus of much nish interests them with the of his best flock spiritual The value of the mineral States in 1907 reached th $2,069,289,196. Coal if he failed pabulum | to fur. available? products of the U 2 ' ° eee is output in 1907 bein | second with $529 958,000 to its credit, while the out. | put of copper footed up $173,799,300. Gold, the king of metals, ranks after clay products and petroleum, a hearing - Full Line _-_--- JEWELRY MR. J. | may And Earth spending ever Why, yesteryear the The violets passed deep has firstling away: calls still lost not, nor cast unto heedlessly died, | White flowers aro drifting in the winds again And fragrant perfumes blow; Each springtide has this miracle to show; A richer beauty fashioned from the slain. So would I he should sing The radiant song that every about your tomb springtide brings. Pall All flower and spray | SONS Mall Gazetie. } | SALE BEGINS TUESDAY MORNING. In every department bargains will be offered that will surprise and interest you, FOR Kinds Us of Out-Door Do Your Developing. 213 D. F. WALKER Salt Lake Bell Phone a Me make way our for the - new BLDG. City. 2463. the early ; choosing. THE ORIGINAL ‘ 7 stock improvements, frontca storetake fine new and inin aTuesday putting rat come etter Photographic Work Let | CUTLER'S BIG ALTERATION _ Reductions of 10% to 50%. portion of & deep, aside = \ e must dispose of a big HILL to spend. snowdrops Yet the sweet essence spilt from Was | say, there is no end; Only a quiet sleep. al] the ages Through - HOPE. SPRINGTIDE THE men Whatever Ho KNIGKERBOGKER 143 So. Main | ee of HOLIDAY GOODS WATCHES, DIAMONDS SILVERWARE AND ALL KINDS OF the value of both of which greatly exceeds the $100,. 000,000 mark, while the gold output is set down at | $90,435,700, ism. The address is replete with passages stimulating the citizen to a better appreciation of his privileges and his blessings. The pictures so vividly The slee know not rain, nor snow, nor frost. L wonder if they kee painted bring swift sense of the obligations of our| the willow in their silent sleep American citizenship. And there {s an indepen- | a Beneath dear remembrance of the springtide lost. dence in it, a courage and an individuality that After the rain an early skylark sings can not but be helpful. Outside my curtained room; It for values Warm Underwear Values Choice Hosiery Bargains Suits, | inthe higher class than any one of these papers could afford to buy for its exclusive use. | the sermon syndicate furnishes sermons above | the average, where is the wrong in their purchase | and use by a clergyman? Would he not be neglect- | Bee sturdy FLANNELETTE 75e value for........ b ses. ? Holy Spirit." Altotempest about the al) values 16-button Suede Gloves, in black, white, pink and pale regular $3.25.a pair, special today ............. Boys' y protest b ureau are taking advantage price 75e avail themselves of al) Kinds of literary matter pub- ore a mee ote ne Heehe and waists of-aduite. against a field that should have upon there Thousands a emp remarks | depend gory the ; Pubs -o influence of age and tn ex- vee cee and ished oo ery mee matched ? Me) to| thirty pieces of silver." The Texas Christian Advocate believe it best "for the minister to be himself and defeated, Gitte . 3 eee: toughening Te riter it lost the game hey Roe of A York Children's Flannelette Gowns » feitt 60c | $1.00 dark tans only, special today fs the circularizer, antl tt offers either | & or a n ovtline including text aud the whole sermon 2 simple subdivisions upon which an argument cat | be based. . F . : fhe ,Churehman hints that the amount of cir- ‘ | malicious has theX ditates that some mrike eae ae is Lake school boys who ea thi 5 train dail by Salt HONOR. | that which among . for for e. one-clasp Women's quarrel of those| party, me atlie ete $1.80 $2.00 2 sig... ek eee vine Hee 50c | Gloves Gifts. the one. time. belongs, $2.25 Values values Lor for *.id se. 8 $1.00 QEOD |}| $2:20; GLOVE SPECIALS for SATURD school, stay till they want to "leave-or get married. ' for all concerned-since rail- | And no one asks one of them to what church he or! she BLAO $1.60 ONE-THIRD, OFF There are more out-of-the-state teachers in Salt Lake schools now than there ever were before. And there are more Utahb-trained teachers there, too. The best procurable from every source are sought poet . ....... Our entire line of Ostrich Plumes, | AIl Untrimmed Shapes Kanev Pieces, Aigrettes, Wings, ete., | lmery Trimmings, no today- today, at- silly discredit of And for Our entire line of Trimmed Millinery, including work room, many of them elegantly trimmed with ostrich Plumes, today .......0...02000- his | wonders norma! teachers people. these Millinery One-Third Off = | $ James Only University grade school at example that what sort of readers that\paper has. person could believe a story so silly. 80c | $2.00 values view. ces eeeenue 40c | 656 Plumes one rene the dagaaipes socy now Icepi responsi- dissenter nee hr awtully race for values O0e: anarchistle | tariff General cwarizing USEFULNESS OF ANNA GOULD. In a general way, people will admit that Anna Gould is @ very ellly person. And yet she has her| uses. Without ber it would be impossible to show] American women how great a danger they run in| marrying sclons of foreign nobility. Nothing else | impress Valttes: CHILDREN'S control. the $125. 42.75 Values at-|} must jealously control avows fought schools A throw moments Puv GOWNS values Ladies' Flannelette Skirts other any 55c | $1.75 $1.50 Juve any And be The the and or RE lek eee aes 98 in © hed H. Moyle "boasted" that?'l" "Mt! | Inferior teachers in the schools in ‘the place of "trained and Dosineas oF amomay waechs popglas to the general advance on which the with DEFEAT demand malice. methods gp te it, and railroads of THE so is an party, published Tribune would church openly competent The sermon simply throbs with strong American- would | FLANNELETTE TOR kispe- mouths. winter the LADIES' WEPMIOSS $100: Values: Tov "Boost for Utah!" That doesn't mean much to! the Tribune, for it seeks to destroy the credit and usefulness of the state normal schools. Ti calls the} graduates of these schools an inferior lot. The General Grouch grows coarse in his work- coarser than usual. Refer again to that sample Another year, when these game above, What men would boast of driving out tough little feltrain-| ed teachers, and supplanting them with less efficient lows shall have the benefit of another season of home talent? Silly, isn't he? The consistent culti- training added to their accumulated muscle and ex| perience, they will meet those gentlemen from the | vation of a grouch always disintegrates Judgment. There are more trained Eastern teachers in the inland empire, and bring back the finest collection ' scalps that have ever adorned a Salt Lake schools right now than there ever have of Spokane wigwam. been in the past. And there are also more "home | Pane : talent' teachers in the schools.s. The latter, also, are DR. BUXTON'S SERMON. Hey excellent teachers, trained at great expense by the A ] | 1 state of Utah, for the purpose of teaching in Utah warily selections eel ape from late the pede lye gn Thanksgiving a week + read once Aion schools if : they proves themselves fit. And every"| sermon F delivered Thursday morning by Reverend friend of Utah is strong in approval of the normal It fs Dr. Buxton at the First Methodist church. : schoo] system, by which our own people are trained one of the things that help z . te: aching force. into u needed and a capable Pp | of choosing vote board Kearns church control of effort to capture to the pupils. are capable of convincing the | that the refusal has been due to| rates demanded Laiang There are more trained teachers sabgane the East in Salt Lake schools right now than ever the church. aarp ‘ pre- Also, because known malicious boasted of the things which as wae It would false- prosecution, never ed and competent schools. Also, he have from bad it is interesting untruth the with with selection But bald stirred schools halting ee the circle, every school of of public that influence Heaven remote. are 80 sure that they eer Mace new crammed to uplift the schools. he the inner yet approvingly Mormon the free Democrats farmer | result. misrepresents Old page every They | Epeeeh accept. | Toads are also deeply interested in Utah-for the it so flagrantly Mr, Moyle. the of from considered| muse American sentiment-of similarly they belfeve they railroad companies efficient home tended attempt The last the the | conditions. so that their initial cost is com-| they a places They Ameri- work, that venal it an fram te the of fragment because for declaration and should Ra Seen "non- Sacer: eae to eager oe now. | not politics or religion, 1s the test for teachers. e . e en are ignor re : interests of the schools most at the more strained will selbinhds sa ition? ane BUY OUR SERMONS; 25 CENTS EACH. to the support of the nomination and elect the nominee over Mr,| the less safely can any man judge what will be the Chicago Journal: ‘This fs the circular letter offer made such an outrageous confession tee nondnation sans. ‘hose who have the heart, should ps | made there tonight for be ede tn hte been oe longth will teachers thelr places Bar, iosie hood there made in opposition to Mr, Oscar W. as aoe Pe sige the to And GIG by the larger service they can accomplish. men can make a machine that can g0 a | There egainst non-partisan contro! of the public echools: can nomination yee lade officials last. the secure kept But ple do not vote, the enemy of fairness and genuine! have heard-that Utah men, and especially Salt education will triumph, and the schools of Salt Lake | Lake men, believe they suffer discrimination on will become a football of politics. And that will be} the part of the railroad companies doing business the rnin of the fairest structure that can pertain} here. They are men of sense and of substance. to any state. They are reasonable men. They want rates made Make up your mind now that you will go to the|}so they can compete in their own territory with polls next Wednesday and vote for the non-partisan | jobbers and manufacturers in the Great Lake region, candidates for the school board. And tet nothing| and other places of like distance. They Delleve interfere with that promiec, they should have a rate by which they could com- pete with Chicago for the trade of Grand Junetion, A SAMPLE AND A SUGGESTION and Winnemucca, and Las Vegas, and Huntington, Here the There of all places avoided. that 26 wants people, will frankly assert that the American party is a spolls with a serviceable farm vehicle, and every one else| system, and stands unvexed by cousiderations of with a wagon that will answer all ordinary purposes fair administration or public good. What they have of life. done with the police department is a fair sample a of what they would do with the schools If they got; NOW 1S THE TIME TO MAKE CONCESSIONs. them Advice is always unwelcome. And yet probably it For the good of Salt Lake they should not be|is worth while. to suggest to the railroad men-the| permitted to control. And yet if the people who} ratiroad men who can speak with anthority-that | Joye Salt Lake, who want the children taught in| now is the time to make concessions in the matter truth, and honesty, uninfluenced by any church! of railroad rates. bias be to control tempt the is which school column, church practical in candidate of one The five depart- 1908 No aqded to that {s tho fact that they are tireless, the ene ne ee ee of six hundred thousand dollars a year, and the com-| of of June last 27, dis- point one to the people. should indorsement Savannah do is for a Tribune life. The made any incumbent office adopted It is a useful of American of school the anyIt head bility to the peeple. American great standing contre], politics done. the on which to elect beneath the sun, responsibility if you) work nor That would be a fine platform school officials! Of all places be responsible No school man ints the possibilities of the horse until compartadmits the eX-).. vanishes. It is more serviceable than tho loco- considered. Managers handle Lake being of as high in the records of the country. between the oceans but cordially But mayor, affairs. gas Wein s.,/a alia tnik a de eeraiaa the ment of the city government, nor the city council, is responsible to the people of this city for the faith. f onest management and conduct of its! CHILDREN. during Gown Night Flannelette are thev for the little ones who in their restless They are very appropriate for Christmas Gifts. prices and save money. cially necessary the eovers off. ! a appreciate You'll as es, Neither Georgia, thing. FOR LADIES AND schools? declaration and SKIRTS GOWNS y squander- declarations that elected officials are not responsible to the peo-| ple, doez any one believe tt would be well to give wonderful I | interest Reductions in Flannelette S| reminded SAFE? what police de- eve Mee at Zc. today prices , partment is replete with winter goods at reasonable into And bargain values Many Some Ue Salt proof are : 7 : tht sources citizens. Dr. to even bad. Ee Hel the they you no take ‘ his contributed. is BUT And yet this | descend, with many difficult turns. doynot go and vote, they will elect their candidates | is not a railway train. It is a vehicle capable of Yor the school board. That is one of the things| }use-and adapted for use-in ordinary business; to consider, /in the carrying of men and women about the This ~is the proposition. The management of) | intry: in taking loads of goods to the market; in the schools of Salt Lake City is now in good hands, | journeys, in city haulage. It ts a vehicle better and and for ne iS 4 even <x wrong, reason or numbers, their underestimate is - con-| not repulstve as desirable from taken of of their kingly ity goes with self on the debilltated products of European licentlousness and hereditary infamy. And it doesn't make the foreign busband any better, either. : improper 7% YT} 4 race ahnould it THE GOOD PEOPLE OF SALT LAKE. |less than ten autos ran a four hundred mile course Because the managers of the American parly 1) 1.46 than a mile a minute. The winner made con are asking an unreasonable thing, and making the | siderably mote than sixty miles an-‘hour, It Ss in vt that new to each result hear from anything especially view merit to and regard American It able places, not ; of establishment then could has been And than And Emerson TO request ESS S boasted Anglo-Saxon, but a true new. strain- American! That is worth while to remember. He bave the effect of making good women scorn the attentions of any man whose credentials are not worthy and commendable. Our nation is poorer | when from not can 4 tributor woman's boys and example. in argument strong pretty ys oust 28, epee 6 , GREISNG gratitude impressive the America. Vaienient Even not. will ghe to nation. | 1 young, longer no in |the |the can learn nothing. But American women lareaid a Maybe there !s no argument in 3 the world ; there is But that will reach a person in love. Building. Op: NOV. SATURDAY, CITY, LAKE OVP S: S © iS of sibility: SALT TSC 4)' SF time-honored custom | > and thank Almighty| a iF citizen. that every heart most the occasion the the fs the refers jhere United She ate asite Waldorf-Astoria; Chicago Office, » representative sole J. P. MeKinney, Ballding: of the Rocky Mountains. takes Here were for could : would the in a occupation reasonable Woman a is, she to/recall her ae behavior, a Temple West South ents, edit orfal departm Editorial de- Cambridge pulpit | Governor, in accordance with a to recapitulate their blessings. Sagan- propriety against offenses her piration for something better. She has learned nothing-and OFFICES: 604 absinthe the question people was despicable de wretched past fastened upon her in the shape of +& -ie|inescapable habit, and with at not even a human as-| f be Order to discontinue paper wil address. 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