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Show THE Every Morning ly Entered 10, by at The Only Republican ae i Salt 1 nike Cl Baer a Month by tyrant and ment. By Six ty a OS) vee e cect eee Fdiiton on only, ‘One Malcolm At Sa) 8.00 Year.. 2.00 Me. Allister, reneral Manager Block 208 South810 a eat Both CBionda Offices, Dooly Temple St. Member Publishers' Salt Lake July 14, and praying the herald And net lust P%!4 a . é ETHICS. Stewart, partment the of the city. health de-] gne been ac-| of has it could is a It tn fate of modicum beeause the long- of quitted by the board of censors of | continued habit of net caring that a the Salt Lake Medical society. He] man could seize a good woman in a had been charged with unprofession- | public street in daytime, murder her, al conduct; body named guilty of but it 1s that he violating stated by the has not been] the ethics of the] of vio- and leave peryse at pat profession. Yc, lating If he law has makes practicing to treat had health public that and the such protection of he a ee law, afflicted fever quarantine er by or ing the period by the is physician flag and That may ethics, but not Jt law. Doctors a offense oe ee ee take eith- of against the are The law and makes sete the into on a may work if aio Catan pressing that of of any a eaahin menial her body man'who ride. Street that the primal the by sadder passions the Ge for a of women the her is one thing from Se ere from the That ; ponain regulations eae pate and pressions which of Because they dantage are the are and in no people sense of the Syn could: The teesentiment so*hedged so. helped ex- ae Re state. ser which is with with ad- pale statute not ligation a is man recognized. like Dr. alone the necessity the people of obeying have rises the very permitted his other r doctor-should man-not Because ficer by the a Dr. no general is of the people city in or the Lee men great return pawnbroker, steel has any writ of it I de He is simply hought from not not as from he does whose instantly the does white 4 the not finer know men it department, he the attending en, and it fever have became had was at the no may ed of the as the given the er that a quarantine. the Dr. for convinc- And is That It a law. to. arrogantly the not highnor a have disre- for themselves CARE FOR Chicago has importance. are not for with which to the city is always political And that CHicago is Lot were to with potence for and were what graphs it says is there ing cared barbarie Is in probably the not them Chronicle paper. moved prejudice, following the exact It by that Wayor Dunne's It long Is as of ment, swift the administra- in history as distintion will go down guished for the barbarous eerment oO Srentets on the aoe oli Chicago, on soclology Hy ilization is ne position ciety, an would all agree that a city oy which and and girls are outraged the women of need in was daily almost murdered government, i. HolMrs. of case mentioned The so whollister is so out of the ordinary, women. press in men and men and the and of cure be had a better sanctification of It of from their men. For can deserve the the Chicago Chronicle own awful seem to convulsion gently have lesthe from call to the lice department has not many that lately as buys diamonds as a of inquiry any to is pledge sell for is upon regone they them. the Tribout the of of let went the steady control. ship of ever ship of the the a discussion. him a which loan, him. him she the harming of ill gentleness the are not care pay of our or are can or of the pe- all not be angels feel no good worship For all of Denmark's the earth worthy to getting school people those ing to of All when Much If he the Lake, well advised violating schools the of the the a at work seek- and the labor are must penalty, be not knowingly ficials iere an of at of is all. answered, and easily paid, for the fact the But necessary The misstate a be intrusion. which with keep activity ques- there is a those to duty who the of- of col- information can school offers less parents a as of Here to should the the young injury. it good charged lecting aid.in taker only doing seeks view intrusion here should not the positive general exists are are and when they census an but parent and the tions is are parents they city a there is the that law, families school, condition and the the takes answers law, census, expensive same Salt with obligation th cities. giving sehool very to valuable in for po- to the difficulty various the be it of under the is as this public be no population and adequate of the guardians matter. necessity. And idea city give its of un- their that oer ‘the general under- | He is papers|but Democratic he saidmayto be deaf change SPECIAL. MR. his all @ppear. to be that the consumeét ol the country are being injured because the tariff makes them buy to a very large extent urged that American by free would goods trade find a It our is} many. The |excited wider |and German over people trifles, une ahd for but do a not : only . give "om of ..|twiee as much. f'r 3ritain as' we do in goods from now thay: Leth at} set would be Germans. ce two : N AND WOME curtain will Prices . 7 rang be only 25, meee 35, ya 50, s down line. in get Better September. they were not unfairly ‘ diserimin |ated against in the matter of repre at jsentation there would be - twice ue | farm much . : ' ucmataathe performances and | until today Reichstag the in Socialists Democrats the. of arguments. MAYALL HERSCHEL aties.| a more i ie | iene mind to i CURTAINS 2 ane es the --. 75c. ees get deliberate violation of the cone ae MON DAY, JULY 16. = ae = E because of a desire to benefit us, or | 000.000 of dissatisfied people who can| ‘ven in desire for American. trade eareely be held in check until the | em-| it buys the wheat because it needs | venerable Francis Joseph ate Should | jit and can get it in Ame rica cheaper |these states be precipitated ney the an') than anywhere. else we paver ithroes of revolution the moral effect el great even on the phlegm: itie It.is, therefore, wise states-| . the | buy another pound of wheat from Us, | mans ag for Form ps ror William to go | and the same thing is good of all trad slow in matter involving the right I with any country. They buy our good sl of hi people There are no more' said| because they want it,;and for no other [pater ene people than the Germans | reason | and there has not been any evidence the The only effect upon the farmer of purpose o. change govern- sun?" begun, a so lot, { we'll suevlv ait, . an' ice may- man of from ith nor ese aE so are b American pageeen COUNT BONT ne atx many the Pont-Dispatch mothe sed y men a4 Bret Sara a THINGS, Count ering ATOR board Boni RE os men | farms ncege censors | pis te | S O LE ( ie Y. i APING. Bt blinne pabliclty ments as marriage ias been Ve | of that well as reward to an Amertean very prominently native country,.and discov- Mrs. »punish-| Since heiress in view his , : Miss Nannie Miss Hazel Ripdes 2 Elliott party. Kimball yesterday in. gave a honor. Mrs] his| George Taylor Badger and Miss ne hMo ready The parlor wa in|with many sweet peas The behavior}room and living room it meets in September, reporting that |jert him and brought Dr Stewart did not commit a breach of professionad ethics because he is @/] public official, and, acting as such, eannot be condemned for an offense | there was a panic who valued orders a rich American than the orders fang mt ie acting eror 1 count matrimonial ie as ae an private physician, opinion of the ea ee individual, or In ie matter arn face r. ie Mere as a of the | the whieh | not But value of the jet Mo only for divorcee | afternoon so well a great count's result of divorce WE Bad-| ey) Mi WANT ul, Mrs. | Caine ak be Dep the | hismental. stock and his political | Phoebe: F, KA ‘ lings were wer such] practices, and their findings such as to prompt them to demand the anelocti ‘ nullment of . his fa. election, whieh ha S been granted by the chamber by a _ r 953 to 221 The count may not be guilty of all | eae ‘ch son p Th a aw a cas -AS arge e law akes ee ele ‘ ae r oxpeniion ot Ly Duplig omrel. oe that has been charged against him po: . . ‘ litically and his practical expulsion from the chamber of deputies may be}a hint pee nt Gries atthe i ttn oO he unjust. Br ie has conducted Hardin, Abbie Wells, for Miss Beatrice failing to physician, he ois to profe ssional. cok consult committed « tique tte that condone. a fis hard Ie for has dee done |2 before. He made made without. rae consulting SUEUR ot damon he removed these things a different the rs veel meets work All| the the 2 city board of h *t Lith fi as ni ace aa < that department in "Bit h a ateict disorganization that it will take a competent health commissioner and able corps of assisstants ‘mat a ab mie to restore order to ms ke ¢ 1 Or ; hes f er OL dep eS as m rebuke BIG STICK NECESSARY, oe «6 Howes) .Spokesman i "hay What Re »yviev 4 °o?"* of our boasted play?" wofully wails |mour, head of one houses in Chicago. t the Mr. L: o the capable, honest vie tcl Fees tT on be critic isc Hu Setapn : operator belleve and rank of the he a a Presi-|land, could] Zora that thar the It is blow the of : ex osure ee most fell : kind absurd upon of folly ' | mitte e and the the otically all }y_ or recklessly forms was g00d/¢o0d of the honor sought ante nation at heart industry because of cial American city council. finance "reform' The com-|ceedings lead-|counts commit-| held ing the first contests of a yesterday the city's financial series of guess- afternoon of he people the condition, til the auditor the figures. The comes expenditure of to injure whol ae more who has more] the welfare of in this country. realized that and commer- the United of congress States conferences is familiar fy ace nt Roosevelt the report mnlasion ao in |islation and at with the} have °at did the the the net fact ac-} White both the tax ; ends levy meet and money the without a boost- |conditions count mApniey of in face and an an ac- estimate make pub- an indisputable mentioned e a ha 1@ exposure there of | change. was By They ae ig abuses. really the latest by his friends for congress. development in the was any their no elven vement, is almost too busy ia oe ae ee j A Boating, Shoot ane) Dancing, for actions the lie it M LELLAND, set-| ed AND IMPORTED Louise Miss Grace Olive of their New invitations York Mie Mrs. ee: ‘ guest, Wil Bartch "big| never wielded with| pac Bere themselves Sun: A dispateh a . Miss Miss Miss , * ICE Inez If :you W. for bridge Ue ner. D. noher next Cc. a Tune at any 374, both tea SPREE PRED DOD and phones, - receive Oi Finlen hin Le er |tesses for ginner. +7 ten,a Mrs F your OF order 5 attention, VELIYSS= PARTS. ‘In and 2 TO ALI avant CITY. Mrs. honor Miss of = Min- . . air the Country . the : Mrs. Er mma + id informal at *¢ Jae Lucy @ Gate S Mrs. Don * R. * « Coray, mig ae Ball ailey bridge F. tea home on Gates will week Miss 2 oe : By See oe M Mrs their leave Buta ees They will spend I Mrs. Fred Horn le win for a tri py Ton Tes Piste guest Miss Jessie Colo., is the Adolph Baer Mrs. at Charles AT THE Aalhara be ae for . ES leave Bas Ber Pl SOUTHERN oa rooms Hlot and Elevator 1ST 1374 SOUTH, Ind., Sie 2389-Z% Bell. eo greatest the ill City Mrs. variety greate WOOD Eli oo tas = of designs and ee OF MANTELS be pe found Morris & at ue Co. by her sister, Miss left. fo Brighton morning for the rest of the summer : leu ae fa "Gina yb oan andfor re.their Frank Godbe left‘ig yessrday ca res Pe apentan where. thelt dadentne Eatth, : accompanied:::: Mi auyie Brooks, had » preceded ther eo will remain suring me sur numer, = . from to engage in politics, and will sacri-| Berlin gives an account ae ai dispute Mrs. McLaughlin, Gacig Me fice e€ a ggreat deali for hisseston ambition & dispute | spending Laughlin and Miss Louise Walden. are c -o if | petwe between thearenes Kaiser and the Reichstag the week in Ogden. ear Ke he goes into the congre a : which {is interesting and may easily |}They will entertain on Suita ont Personally, he ay. not See ee the fight, that but some the leaders o demand one shall ed up as Ferry may Se a vicarious sacrifice leaders do not state, but hope look for gains to gain In the and Mr.|road in the county, although not one of the "reform" : y aliev: » > crowd believes that the 2 eepubycan party will be beaten THe fa securing If the members a the grow into a serious affair. The Reich-|torney party | stag refused to pass a government bill| be S offermaking an appropriation for rail-| be one of the unlucky in; The American reforn Society in emperor the road coloniel |for the German Last Africa. appropriation repression of of $20,000, 000 rebellion. Th |dispateh says such action would, o "his r course, be : legal. his is an ex> parte decision with which the majority the German people are not likely for!agree. Jt stands to reason that, General and: Mrs den and family, Reynolds and fa Mr mily and The thereupon decided to build and take the cost out of the Thi Mrs. R has ee Se So Tabet x . Ae Mrs.Ts. will Bien: A. DokFP. A.D. leave next for Denver where she will Wred Wilson for - three of Mr. and Mrs. Lew Je oe of Denver to]are visiting Mes Kahn's mother, i M rs: had' Helena Youn cold and MANAGEMENT. 18ST SsouT SST 4OF nas rones: First-class floor, UNDER NEW 144 WEST The Mon- of eat Mr. and. : BUILDING NEW faule few le ft. a oe ee pile ha BS of OES NEWS naw the Emery:Holmes. oe pe W.' Lawrence and chil- accompanied Sutherland, yesterday re Monument. ; Ne si Pow- nen DESERET ana for the the ers and Miss Gertrude MceDoni 1H ee bee n enjoying the week in S$ sithe coe Ve CO. cat and =. DRUG : Hos. Panes Mrs Williams aan ee Post 08 H. and ana "Roacome ade aine d at. an Mr. sinelas ‘afternox i Misa: Mrs.'C. ri ia and zs prompt ecote DELIVERY itions out for a! Friday Thompson tennis e mentees Geminct day COLD. want a bottle or two of beer . _ time in a hurry, call up Baer. was|dren, for| Edith the Lege, Poel i f. M |---------- * they to to pose as martyrs 1eir conduct called was ne the Chutes, -- ' ED. « tea exis- necessity own application and oe & Airis have ait scarcely shown that only expobring about a reform e They refused fair play |®# Vigorous Ida 7 the] Brighton the first of the the | heated term of ante-campaign "dope" as having |@'e Primarily and entirely responsible some eaping on the fall work Me for any discredit that has been brought :Ferry will ‘ " not say whether he is: will- ; upon thelr products in foreign maring to run, but his friends assert that | K®ts: he will make the race for the nom: ination r. Ferry is one of -the KAISER AND HIS PROPLE. youngest men at the head of the "rea form" ais Ogdei fac of the | faced attempt This is |®Y&" made. "comings-out" of political candidates, | 5! k,"" and will be looked upon by followers | better of issued statement | Miss * their consumers and now nypeeritical, W. Mont Fiétry: councilman from |/¥ ¢ry that the President is not givthe Fourth precinct, has been inform-|{9S them fair play. No more bare- ally nominated American party 24. ar Grace Miss Miss of a powerful lobby the | ¥* sterc ay afternoon bringing pressure to bear Third street city gov-|have virtually Yet, the | assertion committee held a meeting, wrangled abe Saances. and joaked scarec hat was ob a y ret Boxrud, Miss Hazel Pond, ap your ¥ ontest ‘the NUS Maude MecCargar, Miss Edith' Hobbs, Betts : Mrs. ; of down | tence. pains peel expense, what it will cost to run the ernment the coming year. Miss bridge |upon congress to defeat the inspection bill recommended by the President. In city's cutting Helen' Miss tne Te a that]aro has placed the present administration |of facts by the commissioners, In the hole, and it is now too late to|packers persistently denied that s make nm lee antes e t C ane. Ju eee Mise pA ME AEE Tae a5 Strickley, of Denver, of the investigating com-| Nason. the By means un- | packers were with MN George until he had exhausted all othof obtaining the desired legfor a proper system of meat the com- | inspection through the in House in/lic mittee could do nothing. All of guesses will have to be postponed ce h <a vi it| at Reeser Mrs.Mrs. J James I Ivers and and hrs!Mrs. 3 Mrs. of « ma id y ae ee sa closes , Miss Helen Shepherd will entertain jat a breakfast Monday morning in honor of Miss Clella MeCready. : ette attention : EOE) < 6Vve Z0thsvell, Miss Shaw, Louise Adams were] the Phe ete falr|tles, Miss Ar-| Walden, = being seriously threatened by. the] oe i boost the tax levy withoul|}methods in vogue at the packing overburdening the taxpayer is the per-| houses that he demanded reforms. pleying problem that is now engagEvery person who has read the pro- ing mou ie ae htIna‘ big packing} Blanche Armour and!jigmson received from the opportunity which a amen ne fo asas a2/man in the docthoroughly fellow {8 WELLS person propriate Miss Grace Williamson and Misszor Hazel|l = DOMESTIC tne ae roves. Sat ha aes AU head, the© fie: [fot Mr. ‘or any' hasone, unpatrielse eee #0 donga# Bas the manvin oats €e~\say that Armour .the President were s and will CASK his fellowror packers the last men}i Miss Winnifred Lynn, Miss r Eleanor ; , 7 are t . 2 By We Word) wii Ouent is eer Stewart, Miss Irma Walker, Miss Mil-| about not recelwing fair play. Thougt | dred Ott, Misa Vera Shaver, Miss Eitutterly regardless of what was due/zabeth Weitz, Miss Beatrice O'Connor {from them in their dealings with the! Miss Ruby Dunn, Miss Edith Suther- Ste - te fi il a public, they 1 h ee ane co ure/dent every TE ow Stewart AGOdoeswas csc Dr. Cah, x phyafeian: asked one ice Saas eee has S be- = | Missss b - make good as health commissioner |;easonably be asked or granted to do| brought the question ig a rie ns only > when] whe nbsd as aout Rosin Hey of the > right thing,- and it was °SS_as a physician, whena Beta the mat-|ihey showed an unyielding determinater was discussed among Of /tion to defy the rights of the people doctors the other day One who has had long experience with contagious diseases said that the board of health :< 7 2 artic ae F e a American Ogden of A Sab CQ MLGEr: physician Prece= aL or} in Se ie ber tee Head served) 0 rebuk deserved diag- the quarantine flag. will be recited aarets society When it : " Stewart's ea Well nosis ofby atheeaseattending than thatphysician, which and was| | it FOR . Spot IN 109 T Boreman| self like a French roue since his mar-|of Ogden, whois her guest for a week. riage and popular sympathy will,|The rooms were decorated with a protherefore, not rally to his suppert.| fusion of nasturtiums and ‘sweet peas. ' Thousands who under other cireum-| Little Talma' Breedén-and Aline Reyattending | Stances would sustain him in et de- | nolds served lemonade in the hall. The mand for exact justice will regard the|tallies and place cards were Gibson breach of ae f tl } } f deputies as| me the ic ; Ided the NAME s Beauty GIVE ane ta | eter aa hy ~ Seine aca ny laid ak the flag Dr. ORSStewart himself a open to prosecution In * Nature aha * : t Miss Fannie Breéden entertained morning ‘500 party yesterday home NEW Cris- Kingsbury, Helen She k herd, Ethel g Hivien Bu L ree aby Ine Adams :| elen surto sets t Morris, : Gertrude irton ra oe ‘ Pearl 4 ti Ret in Pypet elen Buckingham, nae Vhitney, Stella Riley ee ee him-|her A 9 N rs.} Adrian} ER Charlés CHOIR 4 Prices, 50c and $1 bright)------------_____ Taylor M Angus Mrs BY TABERNACLE S| ow Al Mrs mon, district} in. the electors the Seperiy Of the a ase, | ceedings why the board of) which had repeatedly chosen him as| Marge Ellerbeck, f | ats h : eo gee its representative in th chamber of "oe Fes. a ve a Daisy RAYS Stewar remoyec a Fa eo ake ‘ le é hv to s4aura Schoppe deputies began to( tak a Co" yunt of) | bou unter I ppe, a his Mrs. Hyde, Violinist nieiees Tenor Clella | ugrant | dining| were George Fay Pyper, was | Pembroke, pro- | Alonzo egal: period quarantine . had = ex-‘| ; of ety oe eae se dips sae o 1@ altending shysician nemission re law bot ic ttn Tn Bs Ries oO ag sha ye remover yefore ie and' of Bane aie eee os to Sane Mrs. Soprano ..... a 1 eerie , ger, Mr R R. Romney, Mr Will! Ray, Mis Will Jones, Mrs Claude | Freed, Mrs. Prank Johnson, Mr Perey Sadler, Mrs Lucian Ray provided | Mrs slump in ilte patronage the | | | | . Tout Tout 30 p.m. The epeee te Nt hard to see cancers pr ere it is Pee the attorney-general suit among tradesmen, from a count with wife more. highly formerly received . r LONDON. seer ewes and Celloist ASSISTED | | rao" of. , UD out } is brings. See Sa RECENTLY PROM Miss Maggie Tout poe Panes Soprano = if ‘ 4 the there employed in FEI action Ww hen then the AND OAC The te there data object who, take results not us to ie among running expenses. The finance com-|twenty-four hours old when they bemittee could not expect to take detigan an extensive cleaning up process nite action on the tax levy proposition |in their plants ind = inaugurated without the city auditor's statement |changes where they had previously de- CENSUS tell reliable population Many to of case SCHOOL Exchanges in | Z is _ ing beyond rise. adds the} tity Recorder Moreton's audience rors pat recauae eer Alff gs nol yet completer he statement of heights ‘ dispatch market abroad andy that not only | stitution wi be sure Lo arouse 7 , ., ari would prices be better for Tarm pro them. r for | time bad particularly a is articles of prices the that but ucts, which the farmers have to buy = would ie xperiments of that kind The posiRee lowe! pean of Germany In Burope Is emThis argument Is manifestly ab- | barrassing. To the north and east are said! surd No foreign country buys from ]] 20, 000,000 of people who may at any | the United States, or from any other |morment crush- the tussian dynasty the} country, 1 dollar's worth of good and establish some form of bondi , We fit can make at home with ¢ government ll things are ten Ing | ald) o reat' Britain does. hot buy: our wheat | that way On the southeast are 40,-] lee that appears "The they're| is is pitehed. thought. about not whic part of like*that cling we life care, will deed utterance, will we fight ers which celestial songs If con- in that our there wor- to devotions daily the the men our on to to which the toward temper peace rise wor- Cause they City o are ee The Ice'll be a oy Sere en man. in ed the ha . in ee es shing Dr. \ } SteW- | has thus been more conspicuous than | with nasturtiums, and crimson rambler | art, health Oona * 4 i. it was formerly, when he was a single | was seen in the hall Mrs Win ball) means binding on the Salt Lake Medl-| man with the freedom of a young |was assisted in receiving her guests eal soe er a he noe yi make French "blood." by her mother, Mrs ay Lowth re recommendation to the society when When the Countess de tellane |The following were present during the and all, are oe POLITIC Ag if comes after First do the could desire we Holy tem- We we Tt the) = man agin ee "crude | (throughout the country that the com- |) maty icecunt il ould be ta ; | the} ime campaign is to be fought largely }him to do 20 The constitution : jon the tariflt question In fact, Presi- | severely strained by smarek, but MEN dent Roosevelt has made it practical|the balance of parties and the ay so vt gc We i ocrats to lo sublie sentiment were not as e taitt<on SS e Paes | a a eaad * pher evils a great body of] Then the or ‘nothin' 5 afer be layin' for mornin the St. Louis willing. both If bad, word domestic. to we which Great be point and good. come. our in that petition to matter essential: our deities there have is they we requar- a point it by yields in assailed, good, as by that of judgment, the If bow wool which the lives, determined the thorns take quarrel the the enemy, to very little by much that Our And we as absolute not our thought worship. the mistake an about they good nothing and our bad we us pawnbroker such against of the recovery a in of achieve and comes or a the have when given attention one assailant and child that diamonds when the pawnshop, under presumption he that characterization rights the And a than mean and passed following diamonds sternly alternathe and is peti- If be our on and does at- highest. lose the him self And mean PAWNBROKERS. Now that the Herald we becomes Much by the interest, believing who really will caught it. thay own earth world of from there in the divine caught value, with per they are make all prayer their an' . rather j we | products ‘em trust is layin' o ere F'r harmony away if is desired he view king, if has of Mes- of the and the We no earth. the promise busy selfish be all get better God the sheep which united the they men, wayside, be on the given earth, glorify of the both a natures thorns the to surer on on could of musie never be a of for will estate it the find among of Here human law iron women, storation peace TAKING way. will with keep as- clouds divinely peace answering tions in protection motive getting, will of there attuned eyer the the star which "eame the place where the lay"' not very the pass it i ce to ~ to- who reof better the It nor excon- expressed, and will will renovation. concealing blood of to the the love. at that which the other for child that, the will being birthnight from pre- wor- anthem without very entrusted manhood the one far une God will punish- no good that under the stood over Men If celes- the great with thought the tition care-then be a the brotherliness it could earth save involves openly by if in caught senti- necessary learned. money fixed require for Highest!" peace, earth built-the Heaven will of turned praise concelve rise linked to In is to impressed as the before human glory siah, and fess, prey- first be God men not by @levation of for It not and the not only and tive bestial statistics do many command- personal be and influence selfishness, Chicago's slow. son defense their may women women, stated It safer is clean but if and of fine, terrible. who is effort the can of morgue There that fear And the it rouse laws, demnation many seated, hope did There low, of And and saved. to will which serve thousand- God brutal deep such on sentiment of of custom. lesson ment para- There is no diminution whatever in the number at he on women and girls in this Ail the eeheeniion meetings, all the protective societies, the increased liquor license and the enlarged police force, the indirect results of the Hollister murder, have done no good at all. Brutal assaults of this kind are of daily occurrence and one was perpetrated on Sunday in front of a cathedral. Mayof Dunne and Chief Collins affirm that Chicago is the best gov erned city in the country, that there is less crime here than in other citles and less than there has been even here in other years. ‘Fhe people, on the other hand, who have nothing to guide them except the outrages that are committed all around them every day, feel sure that this is the worst governed place in America, that women are treated worse here than in any other civilized eountry and that crime is on the increase. This is a lamentable difference of opinion, because the complaceney with which the city officials view this deity shows that no effort will be cerIt seems to effect a cure. made tain ing. imfind and woman's indifference, city, from not the men? the could if to battle would unrestrained, sentiment and truth: is opposed active, not against It the with which But a be high men that he feared would homes, many sentiment The so. city its of if and for instantly, as had of foretold, in earth demption much Omni- All, é ua that of army, S goin', le: eat adhe the ice aa been greeting pean God did was and hopeless. release half himself the are conservative partisan is saving its dozen-or like in plead destruction a who the given pending half of on relling, whieh women. was an . Cr is a cons titution- | than other any by eS [ment of abolition the by country Ca cceione |t the the at se ae th anid ' ni ened. Y . | taritt would be, to some extent means. "but for the crown to delib-| It's thawin' in. the Wagon' box," the least, to destroy his home market ‘ind leratel violate the compact with the] Vagon Driver whined : force prices down in that If we im-| people might be a match thrown into| It's summer good an' plenty now, the| port more goods from other countries, | qa straw-stac The emperor's deeds Pe an is Riaain' Rabe Fes Be Nha manifestly oe Shchia use so ot used at PS often wiser than his words a and you of whinec in ly 1" " to raise campaign money haS|officials are trying to prev ae earlies «thai wae cmperenns eee det Bee mild. 3url Armstrong Why? Obviously because ottit would be -- illegal and unconstitutional If the i AMPAIG N ISSUE. emperor has the right to do it there 5 would be no neé for remonstrance Standing the| thief have a league wrt the men!" It act to Ure in an' 1 hound "What's that so black Tongs-on-Behind A sign yot Weather each the not song the itself that ward in brutaliz- for not women offenses that care jewels Driver formin' a they i mornin pawn- in the lesson to soul turn. kept the = alle ‘eed ver ibs : e ‘ foe melt} anldc Tones oa-Beind sun, a tou o' sun." the| the pou a e An' injudic- Neither occurred then would better sentiment a un- undevela_ have is of offender. a been or They degree go done they some If blessing. of engrossing Somehow, that makes that has problem protected. parilous of a to for from permit thought WOMEN. pure dehumanizing not It vermitted have world, ing, and GO they the does are wrong. have resources But work right, other. They natural c popped. is framhas public defy un- physician has money. told of surely profession the and Stewart it. the the officer one public ‘drew of of respect the so brether. laws rest case attending doctors health gard in that mistak- a would the opinion better he difficulty law lift one was not all, Ing his professional der convinced physician that searlet much to nor birth Father will commit able to law. He had ‘no more right | 4!™ost, daily in Chicago are not posto tear down that flag and raise that ae in the southern states because quarantine' than had a miner from | ™©? there have never burned up with Park City, or a peddler from Bing-|‘"® Money passion their chivalric care ham. If, a$ head of. the-city health |1°F Women: They -have ‘not: made .so of PBRACE. from "Glory tribute infernal. express he such whom consciously does because Crimes 2 amen- increased Det cranely ane easier life by easier was sum = should their We is woman ee win it police to ever in of fortune bad GLORY-THEN whose to ground Neither loan like right was the the a was replevin young of tenable and the spheres labor not suggested and for omep: establishments shall pawnbrok- the a girl? title, That "And de- No whom Certainly Sah hot," oa ene iver a W they've driven: fhe El 5 a An surone is owners, From any the should that From hardly broker-about ship Tun' sense and accused has case, her money the is to women, £uipipyes, but "which cost money. And even the capi- virtue. of- him ee of ae must expect do. health removes body t he himself what anery. if an: Stewart means 1 alist rules profes- does very ne ome would above sion to make, and sulk make him: Sat probably the police. of diamonds Ce hammers, out their SaniYy de it cause. we must." Wagon Driver whined i "The trust's the only business that's ployin' nowaday They've soaked the aS nde nts. pollce-and the chief of to have ious for police who own the gems advised the women that they might either replevin the tia! their hearts against appeals for better conditions cna would be blesasedly wel- Oceasionally Stewart fat, dominates Managers ognition, they are under an obligato the puiDlic. Usually that' ob- Pr Beet to the the owl, Re We tried-there Is only police department title the piration framed, If replevined? brought ee repayment end, them be er? refinement conceal be- of the the dispute these The choice > sin! It's ttin' dangerous to work,' ano oes-on-Bening ay It's hate Be rane shirk, ago 7 ‘ tex Lx fect ¢ ee ie Wwe eee ae {'r a trust, ie to about, they for in seemed all are say cent of no Wagon trailin , liberty to and is this was loan case the uf : R ' ie Oman' poearcs An' they're layin' mornin'."' awakTribune soothing quite it hands necessary care They Tt exterminate take neither where From ag rain the to ro hint ke Swi?" A touch o° the of ce ice, a-s gettin' rau It a pawn- to the for what the do want we subjected the until it know- the qualities to replevin that be native which that is in Him men paying by want But pawnbroker's are Has Bins Dans things would say not them understand tween do not Herald owner angels but the "Gs. veil; of contact, lowering the on Ptchana or made dormant do other each the two of may cars nee loan now goods breadwinplaced LOM Cote reT bd cultivated draws ecee been oonercuanellthe know-and openly confess ing-the things over which oe passion has for been woman of price SCENERY Sete it a pun- one It the rush hours with the elements unnumbered tragedies. It is not is cs A risk have different men LANATE Ea RVARGUR ARO 7 yet ruling women have life. can property the We they not men, or too Why o cl s cryin' "Foul! An' they're layin' tr the lee man in mornin'. Srivwe ‘ . iat makes the off horse breathe ‘ard? said Tongs-on-Bi hind be- it, is" fleets They're the owner of advise stolen and has been she has choice of re- certainly the render ene of of We will has vm broker. Salar been forced by of the situation with lose ayes Spe that for lavalenvith twenty-one violation of then the alone ee care the of any part Pod the wiolation a no trend nature 4 her making is are re ee 5 wera ingly given. But she must ae stand up in the street car unlese she fights ‘first: to of - continue, better a fine walks be is will brutal and at of aittle for in busy ruling the physical Stewart took down the Teare ene - the rest of ea their profession, ishable of very the They have pitilessness leave } ine until been been may reason good Japers. pretense He who know 2 ce Whiged " re- doctrine buyer the se, Driver GEO.DPYPEK the prevention of Cruelty to Tom | the Kalser been conyinced he a Kearns continue to withdraw at the use the $20,000,000 appropriation he said) present rate, no more than four bits) would not have submitted a separate will be thrown into the fund of the the Reichstag: : "What makes you loo so white fort white?" said Tongs-on-Behind. failed 'm ar amin' what we've got to face e Wagon Driver whined Rene they re i ae a ugly, you) ean hear the people growl, { has should plevying amount to the been ning, person may the clearly are no has competition the terminated, of consent Dr. lifted, Je weetaat that premises explration days, in for declares for scarlet bas lost. very regulations enacted public, quarantined the house to the cask has it But requir-|iyat aa quarantine the with to was long say. on a pile of stable. And all the years of that city's life fever, | changed case as ae Se : dae: dercun twenty-one days, and the been abused body door of his Mollister It through Yow had of scarlet He caused the giving notice the The money. Utah. difference} reported attached. of physician law to do, placarded, house, state a case department, by be guNty the any A ed to been of called and the Chicago but the that js her the n no Which that to that souls Is property recovered and Mrs of the c Wagon their be THE ICE WAGON. -are the supe blowin' for?' eye a reed ee % ae ayy fee "The chal- owner to emptor-‘"‘Let policema the the regard purchaser innocent horse knows of the there case Chi- at longer know always ==THEATRES SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, JULY 14, 1906. ON cases principle no Pawnbrokers And on valuable is the without an en none less possessed was delthey man. fancy the a of tribute of woman met had beau- founded the No even men. highest be none have if erueller native and power may But chivalry jts the and it the established the and rightful take does bought recently covered, went unhidden More he And of was pawnbrokers aecepted, Ware." the full doetrine been bibys a caveat that risk. aforetime peril, her approach. hor the the illustration. 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