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Show ; eastern magazine; | A decent sense requires is and he an > bERE | and ae THURSDAY, valuable | him a rich | not JUNE 3, pay dignity, the he 1909. will | ford LITTLE Maude accounts. is First, Adams. just Next, Is an fortunate for for on being being in the Monthly, unusually even that for decent almost | | far will a not for the states President wil] they not come get to to Salt then the be visited by be a home settler-actual consent be to to govern- title Pa- the home on there, it. And the only three ever if he that is inducement that nizes, in | mation the the be | immensely to the It actual in give than the area of homes to yaiti wev nany suburban| Tee ane ROWS Ves max riineed. trains home consequently a4 | small army of fair-faced girls and} cultured looking women have been | known to gather thus and walt for simply ,to exchange Adams. does like a crowd smiles not with look as a gathering the life. A will-power more attack race of/| wheels possesses, start the mountains a : thing and the of her work in a wide range| of characters, and a pleasing to the subject of the article. "It it sar. is wonderful is more It but it is glorious is more - Nanimous to be ter a to and ‘a be to be conqueror. a a It little warrlor: be to actress. great tribute; a to glorious great be a good--al-| cific conqueror; | ton; be js a a msz- | triumph| But to and desert be will be a part was a But he pleased their fellow gather from at} towns- he mile didn't want the of the same and a valuable they that electric and AS TO They even the will Segre Sere NA THE ROOSEVELT are not dead. sleeping. course formed, No of events, can Judge doubt Taft made The are who who {s the Roosevelt not watches that before at all jn- after policies pre- vail. did not campaign tion make nominated indorsement platform of for the the believed them. He may may the of be istics. But science and in are President Taft and a the {s fol- Better, better better the his lack- national business results strives in character- as conmora'- at which €arnestly ns did his predecessor. And that is a good thing for the nation, and a helpful thing for the entire world. ' One of the Roosevelt policies had to do with the national resources and thelr conservation. Speaking of that, the World's Work says; _ There could,. therefore. rumors to be no sillier not go to much the of rest that than by him, the any chief is to visit country as means of generally the often labor. One the late followed Preslby executive various as can him well parts Not at acquaintance with conditions of last fall to and automobiles, These uniform laws the which Along of the steps who same line Spry of with the in- states in and agree of mutual is the sugges- is far a meeting far-West of to the command to And West in no come other into its own good many coming out to ington-that worthy of the have proved here--to Utah, and Oregon they country part people and to believe here. Wash- there is the great- But population r> of the a United State- is elther ter, in open the attitude the far West cannot get the recognition it deserves in the coun- and nothing possible be- -yond Pittsburg, have made a mistake for which the bigger and better _ @nd most largely contributary part : of the country has had to pay. Coming up to the close of the seventeenth century the people of Eng- cils or of ment legislators, of course nor coniinent-wide Easterners equality, matter skeptical denial. or of do anything art or in the Because In the matof business. literature. of that published true. One said: "A on its bark charges of the has Which it is is not charges good of repute, the of must be publication of an Mr. of have of to Mr. paper be that and be was not News an4 in the dis- who punished seyere- suspension, all we in can- They they do charges until a NOT MYSELF, AT ALL! O, I'm not myself at all, Molly dear, Molly dear m not myself at all! Nothin' carin', nothin' knowin', ‘tis a r you I'm goin'. Faith, your shadow ‘tis I'm growin', Molly dear, Since a change o'er me _ there came, you might change your name- ‘twould just come to the same, Molly 'Twould Just come to the same; For if you and I were on e, all fusi wou f And And So > Sn as father's, as she else SINGER the singer IS DEAD. le Of concede it, In the But all and then survived left to her him, linenette tailored mother would ly on memories of }t eoddle the Louls black and six tables-cotton, linen and colored silk us. We heartily, have u and Off The regular prices on these waists are: Cotton and Linen from $1 to $5. Black and Colored Silk from $3 to $8 Ecru and White Nets from $3.25 to $8 deceased. Our drug 112-114 store So. is at Main St NS F< SS lo 8 s ilrely as |] rattle-trap, head some y staff again and leave jackals fou know we) aS SS a Ss SSS5 re ed > In and Royal Purple Boxes question *k of d the ful sick, an amo. int, en- am Mberal one ! Mammon, p xlot management Besic Our in h Hats Placed on NK One-Third Off Sale isly are eagerly sought by the stylish women and misses of Salt Lake. apmost The designs are the proved-and then there is an Iindividualilty about our hats that pleases. ONE-THIRD HATS OFF (except ALL TRIMMED Ostrich) all week. NIX, Fair Foes Make Fast Friends. After the fun yas ove rand Paula Rufinus and his fx imwould ~~ 116 Main St== Vv hea light enhanced flowers and foliage degree must ha ve cau sed solicitude, even at the season wh en the water wa owest The various birds of ruffled plum age that swung freely in the air, suspen ded from the limbs of trees tn little cages, some with their legs spliced and others with heads hanging sad thus from the foes, Rufinus addressed a an en9 each, or chirped cheerps 3 grance and genu in e@ rural quiet pervaded the garden, ay er ything, s of the negro drawer 1 the bullock with his yellow-flecked hide, glimmered in the golden sunllght, and the shady er ove ° f St. Cecilia's convent vibrated to the of the cholr of nuns. Pp ure song (Continued Tomorrow Morning.) Gratifying a Wish Every For Frizzled Head work package "THE this LAUNDRY phones Second South and OF 192 perfect Are the result of extraor- dinary care and watchfulness in the purchase of only the highest grade of raw materials. The workmanship also is watched as carefully. And every part of cur immense factory is scrupulously clean. ""Society's" are sold by alli firstclass dealers. SSS irs QUALITY." 116 Every Main St F REE Woman is intorested and should about the wonderful oe Marvel Whirling Spray Douche & nd 1 lo AVEL CO. 44 E 234 St.. New Vout Por sale by F. J. Hilj Drug Coa, B. CG Schramm and as. Van Mail Orderg Selicited. pene i State. Chocolates LL ie Selb As we Wav ce This Ask your droggist for it. if he cannot supply the MARVE. accept Dayton Drug Company Society laundry is a Wants det ail of contained therein All the combs go at 25e. Some are worth full twice the price. Remember the place. Corner of Troy Laundry, Our two-bit comb sale was inaugurated. S Special. more CHAPTER Stunning You she is beholden Is not seemly Thomas, like should have to re ‘Thank you' upon her lips 3 his way then we round, and if one shows any particular affection, 1 Is stifled by weight of obligation; it retains its value and gives mutual gr atlfication.' "Amen!" had the doctor responce led, and Paula _had been well pleased with her friend's arrangemen t ay 2 e felt alre ady he household al she musust have encountered hourly have str uck that must her as strange Stevenson. $5.00-One ton "That Good Goal" complimentary ticket to Lagoon, waists, ecru and voiles, etc., these together with hundreds of our regular stock, make a choice gathering. One-Third On the evening after Paula's arrival the physician had entered into née go tlations with lis friend concerning the accommodation of his new guests, and when the question of compensation was raised, the old man had expressed himself with animation, to the foll owing purport: "They are all welcome. wounds we'll heal them, rs ert Waists, white nets, satins, waists taken from While they last- ee THE Bright Is the ring of words When th right man rings them. Fair ig the fall of ‘songs When @ singer sings them. Still they are caroled and salid- n wings they are carried- After the singer is dead And the maker buried. n A beautiful assortment-occupying ire one, ‘twould simplify the matter enrely; ‘twould save us so much bother when we'd both be one another- listen now to reason, Molly Brierly, ©, Im not my self at all! -Samuel Lover, Low ds do journals UM her papers sanctity good name which publie not with safety violate rust not make Investigate. of was would a cognizant with we for his long charges charged {is to nobody straight Taft, well there been vicious to while cause would very persisted were And elther it learn a can the greatly They HMbel. the newspa- the World the own- line, that Chicago friends enough is between and stories nominated, criminal or to Fairbanks at York ly press wrong the New permit unsubstantiated of men permit definite enemy, publishing to the js a drawn, nominated not not thing-espectially there built inves- paper's to ars Just now Pul cared less than usual about taking the veil, for she had found in Paula a being in whose presence | she indeed might feel herself small but to whom her gulleless soul wit! its lofty aspiration looked up with delight and sati iction loreover there wer now patients in thelr own house to nursed, vixz., Hassan, the wounded Masdakite, and the Persian slave, The further treatmert of these two outside of her house had been ladly committed to the doctor by the Lady Nephoris, who had been stunned, as It were by the frightful scene at her husband's death-bed, and apart from all the claims of life, dwelt sole- time to campaign, the long wril- against assailed, liberty But credit a of 1 a y l enter the Convent of St. Cecilia as novice and future sick nurse, but hough he had himself felt a s r drawing all his lMfe, he had several times refused his consent jn he 5 positive manner, for he would soon | sound News should of hostility h yet, the doctrine time crime it heat no for superfluous and. they no not the which the Indianapolis fair success. has of editorial newspaper do most. pa- Indianapolis investigate." that! f de- that the doctrine-and grass ‘ well-grown manage- not like that Ine of people to the world, pretty, in if AFTER A accepted the New York idea that there is nothing worth while beyond Hudson, responsible merry perpeutal of in- News at taking cegion of entitled. the for this the position will But of be purpose advance it gen- several will governors recognized which be country. the makers quiek, her blade beautiful. eyes, beaming with sens bility and candor, while her magnifl cent head of auburn hair had no parallel in all Egypt Her father canal the know a and could Governor to be laws there. the country, for the might together that all met of stated think fisherles community makes get plans to er Those certain group help gover- calling It throughout upon in- Massa- divorce child-labor a the of throughout the eral is for states subjects legislation and law the forestry, represented. If uniform At of more by were transaction Panama critics her from the have summer didn't {t the a last they the years generally paper ae The | paper The governors England the by even chosen ers to the men publication, held spring Guild discuss thing a this child-laber that regret declaration proved. of Gov- should dishonest with Because Southern all charge kindly pers. was of OBLIGATIONS. News a precious" consider New were section way the personal THE farknow Convention temptation these even glad these and President Roosevelt and in high statlon-especially volved in | | connection how mighty the | But of something states. the threo with that of newspapers that so good men let see conference of of other his states Governor a until so held! Indianapolis if conference to respective well country. see Western be advice, AND The California, the and be Orleans thousand miles from home. But it is better for the country to have him travel. Presidents wha have not known the country have not served a uniform chusetts, tion the to- can- missed his Eastern York stance nors the If a newspaper was Webster been New a their ago under them. NEWSPAPER'S the of than Rurope Mr. law. in drafted It stand that {t would be vastly easier for a President to sit down in Washington for the four years of his service, and administer the laws without troubling himself to make personal better go-and of New met rights, yielded to to attack than America that wou'd long divorce of under- wrote: is have tigate GOVERNCR SPRY, NORTHWEST, before possible. he them against governors are remain to Readers will regret to Europe exposition, Webster terest polity more of followed us A ers much have Let were to see one Another ent, the had good punished. in-| this when since will enforce ernors will exchanged age the as would country there - because is almost Meantime, purpose. fMmanner Roosevelt the the ity-these of and impetuous doctrine the Republican them, less of of the na- policies; President in the votes. the knew Europe of 1840 as better than Cathay. put into of Roosevelt proceed some not policies elected Statement did catching candidate party, € him as cony=n- party-and tlon-approved nation lowing pledge The those the Republican and the inducement. that The ing a Pacific states to | fense per. and the how at see! time and are wonderful Tennyson the They West he new! could which "Better fifty years cycle of Cathay!" day He a a which we are living. Something of a privilege. It is even better than is Taft region if he by could know annihilated, Rather Te wise he exposition the thing to} States. the of the} river if would contact is of wsually stant thoughts of men across the continent. Mr. pledg election President lection. distance POLICIES They man see he magazine a number of portraits have not previously seen. woman, any wiser edge And Ros-| and be and farther scorned not Va- nearer United man, would he would bring the Missouri the great back the one beyond come people tribute have bet- is an the Seattle exposition. been told that Webster onc| Northwest artiste, it woman, You about time in debate declared appropriate a dollar to Cae- lady.'" Salt Lake this to wonderful knows ban conveyed thousand whirling-for disciples. Almost nothing Is said, and most at the edge of the Pacific. The in a moment after the object of machinery thrilled into life by that all disappears, everybody goes their different ways wreathed in smiles of | distant touch implies the hauling | happiness. power of a million tons. Then follows a critical study of the One wonders if old Daniel Webster woman, and of cam herself he hundred controlling factor {n the Union has been} the The President,| -the far Eastern states-shall learn exerts a power| the facts And the most important fact to be with all of his| wonderful] realized in actual life. at the Atlantic coast, which he in common s0 on glance upon elf otherwive next twenty 500 manufacturers' samples 1910 waists, sizes mostly 36. ManIf you can facturers invariably send out the pick of their lines. i wear a 36 waist-or find your size among these-you will get a bargain. 4 24% e s¢ would have been read parer the abbes or he doctor Paula too, acquaintance was standing Nevertheless add publication, and from it we take the} | | years. And meantime, the state which following paragraph THE PRESIDENT TOUCHED THE has to police the vacant wastes-keep She {s a great influence for good KEY. the order, and Indians in kill wild But to all this throng she simply is that breed on public land and When you come to think of it, there | beasts "the little Jady.""» Like «11 such names, it hits off its object better than many is a good deal of marvel in President| feed on farms-would get out of that words could do. Written large, it de- | Ta ft opening the exposition at Seattle.| desert the one benefit the desert is scribes a womanly woman for all she} able to bestow He, in Washington, touches a key that! is an artiste, and a cultured lady for This is only one of the points upon sets the machinery in motion more} she is an actress. is what Adams méans to the women| than the East needs to be instructed. three thousand miles away | which of America, The group that clusters The far-West region is of greater ImYou older people will remember one about the stage door are thére to feel | portance to the general country than the influence of an unusual woman- | of the Lytton novels called ‘The Comthe general country realizes. In waa much rarer privilege than admiring | ing Race,' in which strange people the art of a great actress. All they | are invested terways, in transportation rates, in with a power called vril want Is to meet the glance of her eye '| With it any man could kill any other} that recognition expressed in approshare in the warmth of her smile,| and they are| man, at any distance, simply by ex-, priation, the states between the Rocky hear her "good night," rewarded-every mother's daughter] erting of them, for however many hours'| nated for recla- would productive would settlers here obey. condl- its full become of this bel who was so much recog- would under have now, his eyes and his Johanna low him to the gray saw her mother care to such a degree that impelling compel reclaiming nation. come state is no now state sold would but the There so state which The } more | will in world would which the the which and land acres, land to Utah. 1s eyés pytr government million government be ceded might daughter. might penetrate the callous heel of the pedestrian, and expese Rufinus to danger | "To save time," thelr dauxshter Pul-| eherla was commonl, caliec "Pull," | when the old man did not prefer to call her ly poor child There was generally something comaSSionate In Rufinus address to his daughter; rr seldom did he look t her without asking himself whe v | prescribes. the and. his € black land conditions, will time, for earching chance other a live this settler' until or which to and his desert accept required condition | tions honor. the of But from his secured "actual é tha West. mountain deprived |} no la which the Yesterday.) junior It was obvious that she must had some bitter experiences in life they had been patiently endured eventuated in good Her husband occasioned her the greatest care an | inxiety ) is restlessnes: and she sacrificed everything to his pleas- | ive She contri d to emove ever hindrance every discomfort from hi | sath, and, with wondrous instinet she |} divined what would conduce. to his| comfort and enjoyment The doctor de- | clared that her stooping gait and the And Gov- and far upor taken and not, assembled retaining the that be recog- land, when the on in Is be the from Dr. Philippus had induced his accomPlished and experienced friend to come to Memphis, and he stood faithfully by his, and the. tw Were coadjutors in their worl The wife of Rufinus, a gentle, dell cate looking littl woman, with. her thin, somewhat sunken fa must. have been highly attractive and lovely once the to general does have reclaimed Not ne not, greatly to the should need by | is | The If (Continued In belongs governors, on land |} must never not so land to that shall of insists states af-| President, of that strongly right recognized, action | eific | should provide and theory The ment not states of | vacant |} all it. Congress view Is needs of government be Spry unity land and The general |; ernor will would ask summer. west the to the certainly this Lake well state, | convention travels. can pride nation Should expenses will Burr charming he that the as a | travel recognized. appreciation McIntosh illustrated travel-for the Also; Maude the made these more view a The | fovernment, it. | permit two not country on any Is | that there- President has If the expenses not And LADY." Adams service man. his to nized. of that erection delegation the Congress giving Which corrected fis from be- | States !n asked while truth | against the our in of divided Sees Here be and And agree sentiment ample Waists One- [hird Off at Z. C. M. 1. Prin benefit = = expenses trips. the the equally roads statehouse |} Washington better comfort good be for BEbers, Egyptian <- own that people, not to sold "An Author of cosas," "U "The of land, SS=< >> SSS his fund be Georg the grant public a his a to asked a of nel of all should same tween the coun- President has for acres Ae Nile =.ea his these value sacrifice he and the The By Utah government mfjilion a sa- avo- Au REE = F ie) =)oeSs > the President of enough with But of to polliter SS appreciate pay part good They the SS S=>1 - ee ke SS -_ wants every {s him, the enough in example: three their ready <=. their the of he got for |; should go where he pleases or do | what he pleases in the discharge of |} his duty, as he sees It, and not have to think for a moment of personal -| expenses nor have to consult anybody ue Paper w be honored only about them We have many fiddling, when eabaccintion is PAID IN FULL petty pleces of bad public manners because any representative from any fices-Dooly Block, 208 South West district may win praise hy Temple street nes-Business, ad- | backwoods eryin to departments: "economy his henchmen . Editorial |} about Exchange 25, a President's railroad fare department: Bell 237. 4522 Since the travel is solely for the Eastero Offices: ) benefit of the government, in the Cambridge service and interest of all the people orf-Astoria,; Iding; J. the people should pay for it. One : cKinney, sole representative east || thing is very President Taft sure. of the Rocky Mountains. | has never been a grafter, and his long "iF Tato lor be masters aie that |fore, TRADES | NONTCOUNGIL will - stay States Taft need | give explicit Department s, collect Howard understand much learning. to him- and United they and |} on the And 6.00| Weanunintanes 1.50 | is willing ‘o 95 2.00 enue 8.00 2.00 take East the | lute their cations | io of William | conditions i to Hol- | feneral President try; would Netherlands, people | wanted in he the a ) will please Ciroulation that to which swear = oath back him ? 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