Inter-Mountain Republican | 1909-08-03 | Page 4 | What the Photograph Did

THE PHOTOGRAPH DID nIno VA- VA 1 While Mr Ir F J. J Hewlett I was r returning rc- rc turning from Crom the orient a number of off people f on shipboard asked him about ht Utah about Salt Lake And Mr Hewlett told them He told tho the truth i and nd a a. fair picture One man Ts said ld ho he had hall been informed differently and ho lie fished up a photograph all Salt Lake people have seen In windows of certain curio stores stores the tho picture of or a ve very wl wide o heel bed In 10 which en elo wl i wept for COI oi tho ho evident n absence of or their lord OId That picture misrepresented Utah and Salt Lake City to a n man mun who ho traveled all nil over the tho World orld And Anda a n number of or hi his fellow n voyagers looking looking look look- ing at It It exclaimed Wile Who would want to live hie in a city where such uch thing happen That sort of or picture could be dis displayed Us- Us played plat d only b by 13 an enemy o of tho the city Such a 8 picture could be bo sold only bYone bYone by byone one who vho cared more for tor two cents of or profit In money than for tor the fair fame of at tho the city which gives him a n. living hiving Stories that impress the tho belief belle that Utah Is a n homo home of criminals or that tho the prevailing moral standard of or our Salt SnIt Lake homes la Jg represented that de- de b by such a n photograph as cruelly malign our citizens seriously interfere with the coming of or desirable people and certainly preJudIce prejudice udice many who read It Is IJ time for tor the campaign of or cussedness cussedness cus- cus to cease