Show S Il BunTO SHOULD GO It I I Is time for United States Stales Senator Eurton Gurton i urton of ot Kansas to quit qui He lie 10 ha hn has h beeh twice convicted of ot c. c crime c. c hl his hll t trial rial in each cas case e being fair rah and ac- ac c him every opportunity to c lear clear himself clr If It there ha had been boon an any anyway wa way vay by which conviction could have b teen been een avoided He has tal taken n the case cas tr t fj o the supreme court of the United S tales tates and anI has found no comfort In Lo t hat that tribunal He I Is 1 technically HUl a member of or the United States senate a and nd the supreme court clearly S' S says M t that hat the question queston of his membership there here t is one that the tho senate Itself will wi have to settle If I that body sees fit ft to tomake make a man convicted of felon felony nn un equal with the rest est of the members there thel teems seems to be no way was In which the senate can bo he d denied Burton Buton has It in his power wel to do dothe dothe dothe the one thing that will wi reflect credit upon the tho Incident Incident He can resign nn und and ho he should He may rail rai as ats much a as he heIke Ike likes at the result of the trials bu but the they were the same ame trials which other othe people have to stand tand when the they are ae accused of oC crime and he had all al th the rights and protection any citizen car can claim To the ret rest t of ot the world thor ther there seems no reason for tor hl his Insistence that tha he is Innocent Innocent He practiced before the departments while a n senator an anho and ho hc ha has OUt not denied d It Of or course th thu S S departments always alwn's decided d a as a aa n a I senator senator- of ot the United States de i de u I sired hod It I was a good thing thinE forthe for fot tho the department to do If It I wanted wanted want want- ed cd or 01 other favors ort fa from flom congress later on ni The practice Is Ii properly forbidden h by 13 law nw und the thu knew the time penalty penally senator knew l-cw it I. I He lie attached and anti tool took the tho chances Ho lie Hohas Hohas has been caught ht has boon been tried twice twice convicted and tho the court has clo closed ed lImo tho door doom of or a all hope for fot him He lie should rC resign I n. n and save o a the dl disgrace of being thrown out oCl of oC ofa ofa a l senate he lie has dl disgraced by disobeying disobey disobey- ing big the laws lawn ho had sworn to obey If I he had hal been denied his Ila day in court cOUtt If It ho he had hal been attacked I h by private vate atc enemies accused ed of or wrong without wih- wih with out a chance to defend himself had simply been pursued by those who desired de tIe- e- e sired Iret hl his undoing tho the matter matler mater would bo be Ic different But he lie has had hl his chance and has boon been convicted by his peers poors peels His ills case has bus long cn enough ugh scan scandalized dallied the country and for or the tIme good name minnie of ur his nation nalon and the credit of ot Ills his party parly he ho ought to lo withdraw to that hat oblivion lon ohl which is the dread only of t the tho morbid and tho the vain aln 1 s The rho trouble about a teller Is that he doesn't tell loll tel when ho he Is going to take talce lher peoples people's mone money e s For Fm thirty years yeAr this nation naton ha has been socking seeking a solution of the railroad rate rte problem Through h tho help of oC President Presie e dent Roosevelt el itIs nearer today than thanH It H has ever been before s Science demands the abolition of or orthe the kiss does it il Well el you ou let Sd- Sd I ence once wall waft till tH the right woman comes alon along and he will wH become the poorest abolitionist that thai ever wore hair hall If it there isn't enough honor to lo provide provIde pro pro- 1 vide for COl tho the High HISh school pupils there isn't anything And there Is honor enough there thee may the powers be blest for 01 this or an any other need that ma may arise arIse Oregon Is again the storm center of public land hand grabbers but the number num nuni- ber of or prominent citizens to bo ho Implicated is h so much smaller now than Hun thon formerly that Ihal the cases are aro not regarded ro- ro d seriously as os they have been Un Under el proper propel management the estate es- es ate tate of or John Juhn Alexander Zion I is not nol In Insolvent s ol That Is the expression Ion sion of oC the experts who have boon been leen looking over ovel the books of the ChrisIan Christan Chris tan Ian Catholic church and aiding the quarrelling shareholders to adjust their heir difficulties But It t Is pretty plain that hat the management neither has been nol nor will vill wil be proper In the absence of a funny paper In Salt alt Lake let us commend the Tribune Trib- Trib une ne inc to the consideration of the thc pub- pub 1 Ic Ic c. c In that line lne It i po c les Its Is on only meri After n a long column of self sele In lui which It II tells I Its readers it t alon keeps the people advised of oC the he ic II Intended tan ed doings of the the thc 1 the he Tribune prin J. J J hOI Ir mol S Except for Lot what hat the they 1 In the the they would come como to conference confer- confer nce ence and be directed to sU sustain tain a n moton motion at an instants instant's Instants notice with with- wih- wih c out ut any opportunity for present deate dec deate de- de I. I bate ate and without having had hal an any chance nance diance for tor previous con consideration A aso caso in point is that of ot the exclusion ot f r Apostles Taylor and hose rhose Mormons who had read the had been boon advised d for the Lull full ful of oe a year rea that President Joseph F. F F Smith was contemplating the fee rice ce of these two men at nt the behest of moot to preserve the apostle c the Iho Tribunes Tribune's nos no's readers who attended conference had an advantage advantage advant advant- age gc over those who merely read the church hurch organ Our people knew what I was vas coming coining I It will wi be very elo we well remembered that hat not a paper in Salt Lake foretold the he deposition of or TaYlor and Cowl Cowley Y The Republican on tho the day before announcement announcement of ot the thc change was made hazarded a a. m. m speculation as l ib tb one of or them in the then ihen s general supposition that changes would be made In the apostleship It I was vas a suggestion based baled on the bei belt t that an any paper in tho the city could do It I w was s not nt nt heralded as a prophecy nor not given as asa a a forecast on which readers might r rI re rc- I ly It I was simply printed as as one one of the Iho things that seemed Itel likely to to oc oc cur cul And the tho Tribune amon among all ni its It maudlin and contradictory did not have even tho the suggestion of oC that change or either cither elhel of them un- un Ill lil ti the da day after aCer the announcement was made mad In the tabernacle The Tho Tribune Trib Trib- une as a t of or advance In Information In- In formation i ig is the tho Joke of the town |