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Show 4 THE , (lili alll - ; bbl sue in could ll iINTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, a national campaign. Upon it|jection by the senate has ‘ not be builded anything ap-|ed with all the positive sroachi a tlonal movement. The| words could utter. been piedgA Zs « bonds that rn False = charges ps > have proaching, a ‘na Svery MMorning by Publis hed Every changed sentiment of the people of | been made against them Have they| INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN (C0. the states, their view as shown by | won once? a _ltheir refusal to dispossess Senator The Republican party ofes the 9 nation Official, Organ of the Republican party|Smoot n the State of Utah. as second-class matter Entered his seat, . their statehood d@isinclina-|{is united in three years to|over * i ee to a vote, the fail-/flag. measure, the It all, It is one and < acceptance - of | Tevenging © of e wrongs : ‘ by nana nn rade aie ' nly Our Ye sree P ne American : : SEY Oy Malcolm McAllister, General Manager| Offices, Dooly Block, 208 South West] Temple St. Member Salt Both Lake City, Utah, must in July 15, 1906] not ALE 000 RADES SOURCE "Qj ~ 7 Se WITHIN Many "ith within : : street \ : ""O- | car and ride to Fort Douglas s 4 y SC » and will many come a hn There to, you. bump and -scsome » as the jump used : gotten the fhe mouth 3ut by the at pore f the » bumps, reward to as Orsek ofthe the the city, its and the big ac . A Searing wit - out for those of wage earner, SAT eaier the "Yr Union, so in terms Roosevelt >, ‘ them in i ee 18 in Ds If foe legislation and i natic i , ni, right bitter that for in ~ the CECRIRC either : > of for a now aor sounder, the og : The of the : chief the the ae rhe . : wun he y home. | ; | ley's, himTite has of ie see oi a e and propriety "insult, ae party close, a cigapnadnil at the iS wth , ae , yet " Me a ay will be-well crossing 8 0 : = of a are 1 @TS ha ye bein rovernments teas 4 Pe dott« : Si are a ani searrehed > y F Ww ith volume suc fai h by representative and the of 1 "a is It |not Sage aa - sr SEene ae to get down) the macadam , Teal fay ru . BPOD Srey Sare OMe goes swiftly, and the panorama eae ror lost seconds. It with the in the fewest there stand = while to your back, from ous us Ca ess useful and ¢ fort day. af fur- | gives gives leave nee the the pas- ve road -ar vestment..? « ene COP him direct and as : 2 3 yarty . He < 18 Lee in hisne help his pom "| ‘to-ovean, from ‘ We Ss: : ,,, prairié' worth] ;), blessed ae and waking Republic of from in his control migifty rivers' deserts of West the America ‘ is the ful- he living ‘ beauty is ofanother that there sive in the i : wholly within the night a simply hundred most. prosale thought by thousand the people are with will doing. how oecupied, and Sp love loss and gain will weave {7 Salt to through the will vanish at the sincerely Cake jesty of It is again the is a a of give joy and you, in that every s Tape « cei ‘av swil); taker money, last week's of case of ing it hope with take you to a or will stop of interests is work sky line, mothering, the farther bore you take about so inclos- necessary which pick hu- lapped good great re- mother terminus,of car and which hovering, street the with invigorating desert and the South fort; care the comforting hand. Only a little walk ond in multitude the a the up to Sec- in the you if out you pre- hour, and fer it. And will it will cost'ten Some of closest an the life's richest our blessings are Most IT OVER. of the can party, the expense We as to not final ean mean party has interests it this new party, of In be the the portant, to country are one volves be, | Saturday is Bev- the in- going to Its to conceded, become a mission is local. most it yond three states. not Utah, Wyoming could b e would which its Base d as it is a debasement the expect national At the extend be- Idaho and farthest of Mormons, it limits could an organito become expected degree ine yen in the smallest o f the rest of to the people teresting Only the most hopeless the country. as to the interes t lack of {information the rest o f by affairs in Utah taken that could count the ry could tene ts of ever be made convince the the any man a no of of one their the of he described patriotic his efforts, al the you believed removed. not tees made in their opposed and have the true been . to the the with good could forgive. un- Men loy- nation have place. Men American Republican, But appoin- bitterness temper labor men President a rep- Against Republican the disturbed. by fought by was the combined party, straight appointed manag- good? ghe of to as invitation Have the as was, his been party office, American party only that is -|strength paramount his made against to It inducements what American have manNever defection prophecies movement. cause that through- year. the and in of disapproval that gilded been they party organiza- termes of In every American past of joining the being, the Washington. resentations 3 that have which grounded Their of our ranked in| the THe rhe nature stor Of) )o7ie and at exists laundry er- ye é ‘ ; ri ' ry ‘ 1 ; rm j to the amount of ten thou il I : a year has Started coming) world. the state hare of income | familia1 sale of down ‘timber and i of goes forest. reserve direct the the to| 3ut |tled over had was a to reserves AFOIC re of the the North the are lands, The | counties effective the men senate a series : of reve-|q since six years, a on that Theodore worthy ent and value The yea Gantral of. While|,,, in clvil : peace set- hi 1 if be it seen touching millions ing influence of range must soil, well society a paragraph that I moover she definite a of business about men it," said of learns of need a Mf os iat her he she ! yhase ; . . O'Connor : her r hus- with : "l || I an es may when Eat ete A New libse in wr A wi fi r-2 5 am, this poor is « £m. > oi wb out) ; ch aay a- |x! 2 some my happened and y. Celloist Soprano Violinist Tenor . £0U 258 ae ASSISTED 8:30 p. m. CHOIR Prices, 50e and $1 know ; -- RTT site! o they for a BOK Os 1 I'am: investoppressing it, they © berate | had a euUs¢ 10. ir know ee ‘ ICE say [I'm ‘ and If I'm a you at it want any 374, 5 wi ill a bottle time both in ry i: be tt ‘i ee ts tl : ee 1e WAN To is So | , over the : -_ 100 propriate as if nothing || votes closes | A e person making 3 suggestion. at the July i the Cast Park. OCIrTry CITY. RNE e9 FOR : and will Beauty Spot up order ert DRUG - 'AT CIVE beer > By the Monument DESERET NEWS BULLDING 9 . Nature's . OF . - AME of call :your -H N A eng and | ERE WE NEW two hurry, phones, : > crime| a ART PARTS no rough a gh ree driven or receive: promp pr t attention. receive a ELIVERY TO ALL sauuks DEL PREE to ie efivern ti tile COLD a boo or suggest: poor thesay, Se ne restored, os IMPORTED } sport - Et.0 pieThe ey eee camel tScadhat T D bil- happens| eae AN A iat . - ance | rr | eS) +. yee 23h in bank [ keep iv BOD Sei, Der 5 starting ones ‘ that rae biz milhonaire pedéple mon cl integs, Putt That is the ultimate outcome. of so concealeg rottenness, ‘The won- so soon na-inad 1 Tout > , a a s Ae . Tout aes pain ¢ . ‘wagon,' a dragon run over mountainous blown off a} often eae the i in i Mr i MILLIONAIRE. vadcy efralitie ' only || aunt 1 oe wee ss Hi: £ LONDON. Tout Soprano Nannie aa own hus- } ‘If I attempt to give zets. -too'| ay my v LWay |} My wealth I'm Plato minion attempting deseribe they gift My i| reveal f hich | bribe o vhieh | + ; } ete Through public opinion seems to|] My wealth's a disgrace, and 1 have rasa, fe it ee gencrally.-of FROM ; Maggie Mage ss Mi TABERNACLE r trot: | 1f "TENDERLOIN:" |) 4 TH Ath dynamite for RECENTLY Mi J uch a || yy of inaE elty ae an re ea POOR ED SAAS ae Mh And ro i ignorant rT YORK: x there I the Such the innocent souls and bodies vftul hate | ere rohicatene a This. apa. Si ustratio ) e only avay in whichaor tht lid : is removed from] modern society, and its worst corrupaie ieee eee ne and ee | sul t of some sort ofof convulsion, convulsio é me sort ----_--_----_--_-- THE NEW SOUTHERN rooms : We have a few left. : First-class -CHas at moderate Hot t and cold } prices. | water on every tloor, Elevator and sie anil ee As | ea ere Bs UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Wee. ap- ~ ‘ tl 144 WEST 1ST SOUTH. Phones: 1374 Ind., 2389-Z% Bell. your i Contest 2 LEARN 94. WAGES Young : PLUMBING. $1.50 TO $650 learn the plumbing man A DAY trade and OF ue tatne Openings of therattleFroundiand Bostng g, ssnoob the (Nites, "hl| Sere Ons one thoroushly asslet iny securing securing om nae through} and has been||i Dancing g, a warning Of | o¢easionally sees whom religion, year. but me Eee low the ora at vita whole < Naf - a ne Sanaa osition ae ssotruth : dragged iety.y was was convulsed into iand cht % | ED. M Nee Cae ay LELLAND, M ie ; | at feeacen gr. undreds students) ; * o Write eran : Uae 108 today ns foc ope free eX Practiceee1 Pl - umbing 1. aefr practi bi 1 - . that a 1901 7ere exports Salvador In reyseven in "te were "sells Salvador > ten more s which war goes should be ' THE HEAD OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL, SYSTEM OF THE STATE Guatemala. of would an the paper attention won of and paper. leading and Every to The There is and help that in is made as accuracy be sacrificed a pleasure men by to "fake" the tell by We do of strikingly that we pliment that paper-a been this seems they Mr country, be boastful but all it of has been in a paid we to the belleve has be San getting the rest his of Francisco, shock thefn after have re- covered. King suits Edward of has clothes other reason want to be If they cases try they might get week. the two That rest of new is us andon't king would Oil and from them With Brown, a why to all we get bring those Cleveland before to Judge Standard Chicago, Landis, results due respect do not quite for Judge accept the story of the man in the Mueller case. We wouldn't, even if the woman indorsed for It is to be hoped SCIENCES Paleel courses that Professor STATE in: 1 a al cla ata §6-Journalism aE eeetee , Course, 6-Teachers' 7-Medicine (first two - offers years). ------- STATE | } ;} NORMAL SCHOOL School c of Mines offers ese Erigine ering ee ae ring, OF MINES SCHOOL the eighth grades of the to the Normal School 2 courses in \ Ingineering : thé ‘Ss 4-Meéhanical Engineert &-Chemical Engineering. Mining in a Mining % 71 Hall 7" Country. | | The Normal School offers: 1-A Five-year Normal course 2-Advanced Normal courses. 3-Kindergarten courses Graduates from schools are admitted The ; ae SG Study -- public } PREPARATORY SCHOOL A Pre "at ry School is maintained which gives x . eee the courses in General Science Prepare ttolt.4, 40% Liberal Arts, iengineering, Medicine, Business, ete One yeat of high school work js necessary for admission to the preparatory school The greatest Universities of America and Europe are represented in aculty. The University Library is the largest and best in the State. The shops Hosand laboratories are unsurpassed in the completeness of their equipment The proximity of great mines, reduction works of various kin ds, and power houses for the generation of electricity, afford excellent advantages for thorough and practical work in all the engineering courses. _ The undergraduate work offered is as thorough and complete as can be obtained anywhere. No tuition is charged, but an annual registration fee of $10 is required. Registration of students, September 14th and 15th. Instruction begins SeptemStudents are assisted in finding suitabl ber 17th. board ing places. suitable g request. upon The catalog is.sent free Correspondence is invited. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH SALT him. not active AND The School of Arts and Sefences 1-General Science ‘ d os 2-J.iberal 3-Commerce and Industry. so ex- com- ' of ARTS in competitors warranted which Schmitz of the regard the matter, felt tribute to most taken appreciation earned Mayor and min- in The Republibest mining page to has la- been have distanced our not in mean have pressing The the sensationalism. score paper not of depart- know-and us-that any mat- in other has to Jenkins''s department can as very much the earried the information secure all to in OE it is reliable-ab- to in aa SCHOOL is and department Is no is this but not Utah, mining effort over which authority news The University of Utah includes the School of Arts and Sciences, the State Normal School and the State School of Mines. friends interest Republican undisputed news all and many for The pertaining test men The*mining interest The is a commands country, a great that of It which mining kept in regarding page Republican inter-mountain the warranted terms mining the for PAGE are we earnest the the pains condition, will MINING of has ing widest out IN believe rather « book- the}, The are Imports 4 decision, merit It of harm? week tricks Chronicl with which in={much reed" Fs mercury. a one than of parks ba) wome | apes 0 ‘by 1erself eat a i dec en eT - government i speaking pyumber oye neve histor 1 aly | ee ya e Mr. NEW | a meray) Scented mines of gold, silver, six millions and will et popular Impatience with the senate began and has continued because of that deliberation. "Why don't you take up the reform of our currency and put it through? A re-itake the dollars ments; extend- Are three months too long to deliberate upon the question of the Government control of railway rates, which directly affects the entire transportation system of a nation that has more railroads than all other nations combined, on the one hand; and, on the other hand, affects the business of every shipper in the greatest and most active of commercial peoples, and iIndirectly affects the prices of products thus shipped to every one of our ninety millions who consume more than twice as much, man for man, as the of any other country on the Are three months too long to think out and formulate into some 1 that wiil work and work well any general revision of our currency system which touches the daily livelihood of every human being beneath the flag? re three months too long a time to give to careful examination of tariff schedules in any attempted revision, considering that every industry in the United States and the occupation every Yr . Woman and child is adjusted to existing tariffs and must be readjusted to the new tariff so that if will do instead i congress a two state notion mrotoundly profoundly NE been tire vote. tenis > are proprietors.."-They by hen direct Edu- Republican's you" good not ha evld-bDlooded e a aetate « in E with irls "described man nue eititton fre f thi "his ||} QoAnd moaned ey in bitterFo ULAR Stor' was hist: vou president~ is This has been the experience within York New the city of of days few not|a does but out his term Snakes' eyes have been seen glisten-| % iron and to solutely.. . is no industry. ac- of very and of the now lari a be Be ONLY that explosion" uncovers.a vast |nest ofthe rattlesnakes, which are seen scampering in every direction to avoid = ed te o 7 rs | oaPGC eeiereof, oOap ee 1 W aa na¢ rs, arc « ] «: fe@- independent rere = aoe has rich six ters man most and thought er been . ae Is free and compulsory, and are twenty-eigl ewspapers y-eight) newspapers one of -imthe founded the 2 Is is conceded are one of om- devoted th ot victim hom thet ié the it ae eh uc Le . Bauer 17 f|i" a Ae : who does | therein feminit eminine troubled : cation there the been matured Here and perman- interests over earefully be its especialy make people, Be mun 16. ine cit e pected by the people who walked over | of|/the ground and gathered flowers on There feature that made-that matters the of 1e JULY , TH - ee own ee to catch his Chi ras ope Sed 1 repeated binet and ¢ Inter-Mountain the is that the 0 the <I 0 S} She capable at ave have eek : es asters independ 2 the most affairs by were that ment, elghty in with refuted ectly the lower . presi- Mexico, ae the in but -and had: peculiarly. 5 : house | hillF Guate Mexi to an enna using are States, consistently in of S in provided their funny case A had' divorced adithat she cago onicle by | counti ies When the cap @#hosen { relish walking waman. ) troubles f Ke Ss cs é cabinet a is vere We may has so frequently 4 thi eNaHs that}! fancy ne ) DAY - = ; sa ; 1 ‘ , igh soos pana is elected yA eae Ne: became a part 1 an on PVE MERIT oldest and of fab ough ‘ Bat loe = > r doe : Guatemala who existence. The years, four for elected commonly live to serve stronger nation. dallies might Started' rere know- But United and vthamen 4 ca * Union. and results, least) MON power experience Immense the charge cusation its band o¢ner with:government ‘tolerable | tn: bound3to E to and Roosevelt of but became of body. are revenues ‘ doesn't IFA!) up| set - A es : fall [py 1821 $21 Salv Salvador followed ihethe example successf eva 2and began pel a Mexico, of of successful st le for free . g Renate ee jiard. ‘They y yere s cess £ a were successful at. so impresses of kit buys."" conceived, the to senate that results of eo 1524, in than of were ime eepl Oe tas benefit} 2.2. x WO . 1831 house ‘ee a chek Vv k 1E€ : TEC #4 viee-recal million this greatly pleasure resort with one : é married man. So O'Connors, The lower millions; the worthiest wisely and President in point of eae reflection most. which adequate Syn internal 7 : ued. since.. ever of a president ™ nh gratification the which is are wisdom, to gratifying will. that extensive half of na Oo Indians ofthe. dove regularity enues Utah It°is an the uch--as ae ee 4 ul ic: "i « : name ee1 - ‘ h it what Human a ala ANG e aa more horrible ple orld') 4 ce ‘ ece £ 4 t "B sabby on n ane . Goromncnntl itOo o and Gomorrah, but it stands al in situated | f by ; Colum- America, js formed mention| richest, state the is-a counties with ‘ pane Latin American counrentibiebutntuate: the busy measure a It income the in| population discovered when. Seep Salvador be that body poad , for York nign ine ron s Ae of eae ete oS ae include numero ar a in the shape. of clubs|J--___ 1e@ nd wh aed c hours. New mo 9 everybody's ybody' re Oe Te a few in ae eed poorer the Trom traight marked preferen oO at} store. a in clerk rather 1 weel ind. nothing rentals ; are|the nothing. ‘ and suggestive | with ‘ ALI-Nig ere * lub' cities That " rae anvey loosened ‘ og ) as aha ‘ er within there now once bi ne st rich particularly | q, partments Bastern a week. is eness I jer mure aieetion blessing Hs of the dollars lodging Revenue whieh guod| revenue protectionists aye 2 landed: Pe must:be' elected annually sugges- may citizen senators with who Na- in a the that that portance-tis divert- because that populous the for view that at the one which party, their on And of in your the so care gratified say in- inten- party party leader know, been to may his Republicans the eys. Ben commerce in But this Is less than a in further-even for conse- no for not uncertain the influence to a = Republican or blow whole made-good been is expressed has in grave the to course in the his so do fibre the could extend -lof a demand involving friendly not be zation the the ers im- of which there assaults influence on of be have with in the adhesion purposes? Utah and to you vote are - American everywhere. once a of the whom be We processes con- destinies give the Loyal agers to the said its recognize of one to of we makes body, but Idaho of that finding or*most will be of Utah by movement organization, case, out are a using nerve fate and well-informed the worth of people that consideration the in appreciated ende im- that : money : , aat elien 1ala kep ‘ @ mala kept up aa. state of peace, neither] invading the se he & on Bore . Nor! Mer Negsudors Of And S , permitting them to cross her bord- for which the mag-|©0PPer, the possesses the the number, benefited great easily mean in man dear, it of they either to decided damaging the in would A Ameriin the often reads, not ing » of tion party. there very to mo- results whole any that go the might ve And equal to in vital votes a settle. tional importance and value ; tae . ,.| than they have had be- which one can com- votes Republicanism to of conduct influence possibilities quence'? tion his and whom hour com- two political parties. They Republican and the Demowe 1s hopeless, It American party. a who defection, way at party. for permanent, parties. it will be cratic think recruited strength Republican national but are of whose or the a was Republican speak to gentlemen element temporary jury said, the the pose to is of like with of As and ran board, surrections untif 1886. When the pres-fder is rae > ., ‘ y 2 3 } > ent constitution was adopted, and Sal-| #000 filled warranted. to- appeal a today The by helped, a true votes, can national nine may tion is himself of That Can utside Ameri- of been past the now Republican those Utah 1908. he measure increasing of tional the so of the senate azine y principles electoral growing imperilling In advertise any article the editorial columns. eX-| be so region,|tongue so many, t- £ ervant ould dollaa the are,| They a pa bes republic, and in mained, so Se ma voter Senator 7 even better ourideaownof I: is not state is which Wyoming. test he conscience in an and a of three and the ¢ore cause imperil party article work, of great so the bear its to the In) f stands, Utah counting strong the reach, strength would ment has him ing THINK to in are. an independent republic. United States was engaged the 7 initial will peoplegivea PetHEIN chant ever party of and mands the aie that the for > patriot obligation soul Shall cents within It every a him state day. There in for faithful This thing. coe the party of re ey as that time and part reasons believe heart which the Os REeKve | with American] certain a became Mexico his} may the read ; and that If ever he re-| 4, savertisement a me ie we for ma- mountains valley of the all all Fey se . it American tive, congo pe rere as the copy Post, . as Evening hs ; toa ae Ot . a y rs ] eat a his ‘ and and to that Republican tig And delight element great city, cares near of gentle miracle mighty manity''s in rush then the or oe nd dreamy impressive the the the a a those of they winds, veals their wonderful of friendllness, of in the stupendous realization which moments ‘ress picture. really such or Seas as will is whole Wix oat slein." y Pee ren rea ee eee erate ; | phy le hte 2 hould, went to the Bauer home, and | people alle hate é the papers s. WHT y mit re ™m oe Salat oe told the wife of th promenading i 3 Battywhat vwas Lwonlet pleasure her‘Tr husband do-|] have but a million-they iv it's pus in 1502, and about twenty vear | , : : ee ene. avo wenty years) ing Mi 3quel flug up a_ pistol, | tt , ; x ‘ ¢ wae ¢ m' < -- ‘ i il i later Was made a¢ part of the panish.| covered and' captured the trangely |} 4 - t 1 1 , i ve ae zat : gom: th : |} That I am inhuman and don't ymainWith an imported ruler In| jealous Mr. O'Connor ind had her what's due men 1891 Guatemala threw off the S$ hl. I know I am not-and it ain't! z Pre ene, TOT ewe 1@ Spamsh | neighbors telephone for the. police . yoke empire and became a part MexiM rs BsJauer phe has xplained I 1e | If 4 I don't can under Itt at As of i the reictbdain explained that ) : own! 4 aut oy » Car, ra trust Lake his or her buy the, destinigs of | thebe people demand a con- of beanie his fancy-and splendor, The e following ains, condition ne.obtains hla desi Hin sto x : hase tae : s $3 labor and and in * = "ve $0,000,000 of those what their are webs app) happy te is suhomes find - fancying persisted light's | "MUance people. pérson busy ,)44 country There, Cem ae | view, hidden by revealed expression of a thought which perior to night and day, are the of a the} . We doubt if more impres- view. scene entire \ Ch your and drink @t Cen-| They Latin the light [hs oO > ry the) vice is all of sixty dollars<a, month. | posed entirely:.of men t \'And. there is a deniandfor hans emore,| | wholy.to.t ntertainment | of | aleve MOWEr ekof OR Ou ind jat th ime price ret thousan as hop omeabe famine or pestil-| 4 Ther rin point. . are country ce ) oa the oe a county, rane wie OF CUR mountains IRMEGOIUNEat} | jp). ness policy of' Jife:; that'Andthe It. nation {fs in: obedience to |°ridges article National on "TheIdeals." Senate A) It is Mirror of Our has chosen the healthy from down and of 7.600.000 in 1900, more than a ‘ , Ire lan whom were pure blood native The for . wisely to fellows successfully ; é re ik state, had so much IN THE SENATE or waiting in-|~- "% ie ‘ocean 4 cnc has] to the the lakes ja the guilt, fropt: mountain) will be] is From and however, }pegan ic ald andand com-| com-| a enemies. iil a SAOBTe Ory tin fatal, is, war'most were tries. : necessary that5 if Ponhe even for hehe day, ALheS ae Let there immigrant captain of commerce, Wioney stored in banks coast duel' often 7 . Roosevelt | jater 5 CIs to his country's DP oy poorest . : ce ls See Paeific Guatemala soul, and he] holds] ‘which ot > aohim wir only to inshow Republican party, i i has Never ats the states] oejs waASS which z he ought to 3 uproot by an. in-| : universal suffrage, and an upper SK a ; oe : stant return the fold where The rail-| heart and his toconscience tell him his he part of which is elected by the Teg mect aa oe, eS E : : ae ; house and part appointed by the velongs in local things there be | gent to the defects, let him correct them " at home lvad l > 7 2 AK ? als « "ce 3 man. =e nation the of c Arse e a ) French T Re- : possible not Z : x is a Republican in his bond annotoannuletiat $ te age ) ster sdanc financial returns than z s e & pupmeist revolutions ‘ the ; the | nue ury onlyThey i the which : credit ; achieved suc uch ‘. Ps eRe ‘Oo bigger Peoels a oy i as keenly Domestic each country, and whoever wins in the 1. ‘ a a ‘ warar gets c the revenue. Those who proPortland has a |tect the treasury, therefore, like|named O'Connors ; :are the original. Democrats. of, this coun-| wife 4nd he le toward theDenation, ; of like There winklin lights tat a ee ea the oe schools g an: so crowded ; _ | city,ve and through these, ae out through | with been have ibs e fiend ibeorizon,ne anfe. EBA: ad oar searchers for knowledge, and never}aji the ayenues of the nation at large. S©-} | V over the valley tell of country homes. " Es Soy ,| has the pay of teachers been so good. Think it over, gentlemen; and come | But the i , big ‘ . scene, the perfectly Never have the people bY of L the country, |} ‘ ‘ itu Z Sores ~ "» |} home. city so= glorious Ao f product and in many cook getting |lare nine ps ; ty ‘ : 3 the TThese sense | deal ther to stir his pride, to rouse his en-|for thusiasm, to wake his patriotism. He] the been such provision for education, for| oa oment. fof arts and letters, Never > on ever, er | tion truer American Sica executive ,,|foremost sake TE OK any } dake Bint ate < > ere . 2 broken by . the hand of SOs ero re RRSIE : . prosperous, never so ¢ réd s it) republics a fa s rE catvinen 5 a ee eee year very 4 Republicans. practiced skill in the EG annals|s,o4 orn time Scanas isieee new ae Ro sage of a He ‘the far] oO good ja a his judgment that is not threatened The Utah }a . helpful such ar-| Petes ‘a |. 1 iy eat vhsal >may. to | The a first suffering > es 1 ser aor res- ‘ * Saltg ai Sree he, ane « damage. int of Insolence to/tral America What their . alleged|and dollars W Tr > ce * cf o* r with words like | ipcause of in actioni may be is not import-|7 to 1 tah as . pant. That neither is.eyer at peace for! trom the: 2 proof bers expresse d 9 inOE,the : No words can eee : ae oat ee vo not . a to greater and for with ep | se i cargoes of American goods doing ),,;him to the greatest ohh ities organi-: Palen Ri AEC DEER CSI Ealeta nto |< ¢ volitical ‘ } ization, the most effective fer good, the | ; 1 sple led < ; f ; the of mills The world the of Kets : : ES i most wonderfully founded and splen-| atic are r zr Ww s nmpetus ss . nation are running with such imp didly followed, in all the history of | as never has been known before. The], I ; I . > a rcheies sey Ge Op 26s et - Then.to wa heart oo ie whose |} With red | port _ hit nse if sate 15 ib rhe Oo not is right in beet crop |imTh about >their political little finger." | republics, simply political yolcanoes,| must be applied to the credit of the] | siaughter. a 5 y ‘ . ' The President has sense. No man} and in a fairly constant state of erup-|senool fund. and. the betterment: of | trading in |®Ve Eee! the _.| plain- yso- >a i of represent are A time The re lies] stretching buildings 4 1 ripe m5 e to destinies hands national . mit ly indicated, the city and county tower : : and the Salt Palace marking the picin cota ar away , ture's pila ane far pe ay the Sa Ee ea elvenessjof the/scene, abso-|State T | the the the south ' pinked streets lights, of their in the called |™ a Sate leave to pensive right, off to the west and myriad you canyor fe wits of Logan, the sugar peony) it affects the interests'of ; maran S The ahs = pat but eatt w CL iilon as hs eset ator publican party Can you write your) bad policy in|, r : : Z : 4 indorsement on such a slur? army of 5 s . =e It is 2 not needful to repeat in the| 5 and most @ars of a man who has served the} severely Least able to so maste1 Parte) Geohas rand tere LeD D * ow 3 0 affairs as to compel an adequate reI } a 3 & yran that party has done in the nation. It} muneration, they find work with dif: ; : not necessary to tell him how he} ficulty, and see its pay dwindle to the : ; 3 fice shares in thethathonor fellowship which was) | vanishing point. There is distress in lohanitia: that was McKin- much . refer to o it;, c slaughter Le have for- will and Dry, are halls , z re the time you|' ah affairs. grove poplar be-you of PoThere away to who the and are SP‘ i the et ee |1lollow the adoptidn of : 5 : ; Soy, i me national legislation areas PET sreadwinners suffers se will: and Indelicate persons indelicate person place where the house woe ma galloping motion of the car, for First stveet.chasrioie suenk fo-have a rocie road to travel curve the round people, or i get the best reward for looking near | Z . x : ™ : .. home for delights. The temperature may be distressingly hot in the city Se ee teespet renuta ctis; Ba . _ The minute your car starts to climb the elevation beyond Eagle Gate, you & . » ie e sae"ua . é :JQ will cateh the beginning of the cool _ breezes from the canyons By the ; > ate time you come Popperton the wind Mleliclouslyfreshto and delicately per fumed, of ‘Tisasters 2 Ee ee as Phrase "hard phat be the care for it. They are tired of it. Here are in this nation over 80,000,- in| } Shunkwed No| see OM viev Rebrenet One anothe betore Mise that legislation is bad, as was the case draw Ws repeated in a thousand ae benefits are|1™ the years of » Cleveland-not to re- SD y eer a s * i-yer cE Ss Rae,> c "xpressec thie . ji ‘+ ae a First ance | Vert to the ancient history of ante-|~ is the eee anf words, Take irrefutable ttitud s 4 bellum days-the people suffer such re irrefutable attitude' of meM-| the evening. 5 Wait till darkness é ark oehas} settled over the, scene, and you will| of . s locs locality: his nt the thoughtful man And the President of the United} jong, unless in case of "ti ore 2 to have some | is supposed sarty | States, who wes Pe + is no hope of e aaes great par ty nee SINts ebeupeonle: te sind ence, is more to the movement People Hast do | Sense, permi ut oo people , vs like the rest of the that weal = FASY REACH. of life's richest et nae reach cae easiest Sy o his points convince are there Association. | {Pat‘ Press and , tute termination of their influence|C@n refer 7 a with the national administration- Theodore 3 G2 these are the salient reasons which | thes 'Phones-3190, Publishers' movement,' ee of f that man oe 2¢ jel AND GUATEMALA, ALYADORSoh acetas epee De NGS rath of|terests of the nation that it can seek | War, they tell us, has broken out be-| five the |the overthrow of that party in 4/tween Salvador and Guatemala both | immigrant to applied eee Be ce 2.00 total discrediting in Washington 502800 |'all< the men identified with aq that ninety aka business ee > cpnee ‘ and and Be The aOnly Republican Newspaper | Senator Sutherland's point of distinc-|Publicans against Republicans. Sure n Salt Lak Daily ci In Salt Lake City. tion between a belief in the doctrine}|!y it can have no word of hope for st Fe Subscription Rates. ae : ve-|the American party of Utah--an orind a belief in the practice of polyg eres Month One Three Months .... sieataiale Six Months '.......... Dae i f po the een i mone Americans read too ttle ficial ais ‘thatschske Isat p- Re 3 a > O¢ tiie a , cnet » v the It . memitsfor the TO imagined J ( jew from over indivisible the realm where floats os A aera has no kindergarten. strife nobetween the|foments his] bers. It nowhets knifefa even in win oath Senator honor ofDubois a testto of Lake| | , ure at of Salt Congress, mpty > Fite ried A oe areas the Act the postoffice a : of tion at any time vs trust that motion Feb.| SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1906. an a { Sear LAKE CITY, UTAH |