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Show 4 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN The ater "Mountain Republican hed Every Morning soon Crean by of the Republican e State of Utah. party Entered as second- class matter Feb. 10, 1906, at the postoffice at sey Utah, Po peed the Act of Salt Lake Congress, The aa Republi ily n Salt WN doubtful if dition meet Take City. to The Subscription Rates. ne Mont Sinieialele alslalslaelete se sleciee (eat Three Months Sisiaie'e 6 viw eivieiwiuls cio ac00 It St. Salt Both 'Phones-3190. Lake City, Utah, 18, July of order before staff on good and the a be LITTLE "aT Tame xoo A AND Too to history to power to and employ close held was a Ricans to dustrial of us to the seem be point to learn; that there fearful and is a And dent. it in That upon is the in leads as what pened It be- ing close-fisted-| being must be who set cuse for setting them which not in recognize sities a false showering but standard years luxuries, which one spending. needs. money be as held on far not any will neces-/ do, | off clothes beyond gives them in false action from niay seem a is a way who or|jjittle as from mean as come brighter deal. more the Secretary to be put into time to as a can her It the the ise is not. It to to the to b usiness; the if giver it in- is make best fulfills limit of its ability, the be persuaded that relation to the bearer of Porto of cee mitted a sys- extended never ther backbiting need at all citizens consumer gos- isl lo clear that, If commonwealth as a right as would federal has well there of that be no inspection. to know, The not only the fitness of things but directly|sip from one friend to another. You| hat he is eating, which the savants stands in the way of their tuture|peyer find her taking charge of the of the Massachusetts board of health chances of happiness. Young men dare] affairs of the public until after she|*e!! him. He has also a right to be not assume the risk of marrying and|has taken care of her own. You never |#SSUred that it is not prepared by supporting robes these cost as more than We cannot girls whose much and very find often] her other pretending people. do those of their mothers.|of her blame the girls; naturally And they take all they can get. f ward- She this question haps if have the more have. of saving writer money Where the money. Per- he he they ty hey would} happens means are at to help and come live. But there is a but it is than a one's vast methods rt|them, which, would assay which solely girls tion difference] so worthy all that with disable him But of you ore your hand. things by Be 3 or can or the less about eating Masdeals the - possible a Nothing Yes. mountain Berita knew from results in what ft fs. alysis whom contact whole he the results. The board of health with own private life as by making the lives things? a to|OMly if finished if he is asked-and|It subjects this to a He helps public life |Microscopical "course unlift in Little disposal indulge in comforts. We live|specimen in but once, is a true saying, and we|]of the little ie - what comfort we can while we is, better It is the|counted on to do a favor unasked; were, than be nature not to brag about if. any of that kind of a man may be|Sachusetts mother who is to blame-the mother|do another favor who in her love for her child really! you are worthy. does her an incalculable and irrepar- by making his able injury. g ood as he can; Do not get the notion of an extremist} > { his boys and in to product a chemical microscopical could an- examination more be Illuminating invidious. There are many good and encourag- careful|ing morals to be drawn from this admivable report. In the first place, the food which we buy and eat "by faith Be and not by s ,' is not al bad. Most between this and the extravagance to ee AUS. BRYAN: of . i. ee aes set ik oe which so many of us are given. IndulShall the tribune of the people hob- |), 44 5 Every "manufacturer whose gent fathers and loving mothers ap-|nob with an effete aristocracy? Shall) oa. are "highly commended" will parently do not realize the harm that|the great Pome, dance attendance | a4 the report of as much use to him EY (ere Oe BUDE is ollmey Tey Meo evel lee tie. sun wanKened in his business as if It were, will find should The come school in Its to of which lessons know, realization educate are The economy a extravagance to a it. |and js not one the inquisitive a boy. or of jis far better. union stingy, mean, Mr. fisted. It is not penurious to be impossible It is well nor. wise. with that shonld that that young should manhood with the their natures, zation the ited true ourselves, set of those travagance a extravagance live a legacy us, can Ex- clined St. dication gone ter Post-Dispatch: of Alfred conclusion, of course army ing it so been and he never would That there office seems clear Not or hazy, was by opinion that was of above the gence that a the no ally the other ee subalterns of more of his the profession. the reached the ings of the in gave of the signi- himself than many rank, dislike. with there are the breasts the of should a But had no to remove an unthe path of asplr- jealous technical But at coquet- princes-all which must disquiet and in of his branches others the foregatherhis in the dusted off polished up preparation indeed, for room silver-tongued so enamored he British of should for = one British decide to subject-conditional created the nothing foreboding. that being would the have is, the become become upon gold there Institutions the is Indian gloomy if find his who is around Edward, thorns of And most What party a duke? of the Where people be hen? ASPIRATIONS OF Baltimore something of the PORTO in the United breasts of whose the welfare bility or Ever since RICO. American: There political States adventitious gives seems were in peoples assumes temporary the is atmosphere that aspirations retarded she Filipinos to the for responsipledges. laid aside the political in situation destiny been points alert of with in this country finding economic but real prosperous the precisely those presentation, and who, hoped entire rebe assured. the report and also is the packers by are their most with be stomachs about of meat, commenda- the pretentious conducted enwith And to justice fact of manufacturers the queasy poetic most are this calm shown business unscrupulous in to the way. or out they have the good political con- tact that they might obtain. The same is true of the Porto Ricans and "Hello: Is this the American party ee ee bureau" "Ys is; what do you want?" pnaiiied the courteous attendant "When does Pat Moran's term of office expire?' The official answerer of questions, who is the very personification of politeness, Bemmen the receiver at the telephone The eepitetior of Pat Moran's term of office depends entirely upon the voters of Salt Lake. His position in relation to the administration is quite peculiar, and also very remunerative. He is holding the very best position within the gift of the "reform" party. g as his money shall last, he unless the ringsters @#re routed and the elty is again restored to a government of, for, by and with the people. * . . Because the board of county commissioners let contract for something under $1,000 for the installation of a pump and meter in the Mill Creek neighborhood, without advertising for bids, the Kearns breakfast eruption dances with rage and tears its typographical wool. The contract was let privately for $989.50, a very nominal sum, and the action was by no means irregular. f the board of commissioners had other justification for their act, they would find a precedent in the action of the city counelil a few weeks ago. The council handed Pat Moran $4,000 for street repairs without asking for bids on the work. What made that transaction worse was the fact that a proposition was then before the council to do the work for paid. ear al the council out on the private contract proposition? o City Treasurer . requisition came for the first half * .Swenson was drawing. 2 WILen, in for of July, that it was $15) ne amount lopped | paid (ount (By tepublican Special Washington, D, m Service Cy July mber of tne tain tls the Che house er Van. and ol ad j ae ; Africa, Central iis "King the of | Sa tn lcen : { Bh w ‘ i ey shit. poin It 0 aur t iitable he te } I a OL inethe-daythmn eee the -treeniie : He AVOT HH wed ‘ * if Eh r Mining Page is read | by more Men Interested in Mining | a very | hang a (te : 6 u] yt a wd | Wey) tryi the ; Republican ™ summit,of that) mighty: moun-|in temperatur Mia Huweéreoni eafled. by the: nas |. Stee ne aed of | . tended. the paren' @; 90 rT reuter J _ t which ror Mnlane Great ¢ : Mountain | Calava.) | most iV Os The} of Abruzzi. successful-ascent] duke his is the at present a ;nouncement.of 17 @ er 2) TE . 1, UwWenNZOI aed Others Have Tried to Scale This Famous Height Failed-Natives Are Hostile to Climbers, Holding the Ruwenzori Mountain Sacred. Many Che Mrter: f? of off by the city auditor. The horse feed| clouds," has. brought him once mors graft is too strong, even for the cal- | hefore the public. This trip to Cent il loused "‘reform"' crowd. The admin-| \frieg and Uganda ha long been &} pur- | who duke, the of plan glaring | onerished the in terror over is istration the in. interior. -the explore to treasury and at this late | jos. in the deficit day the pruning knife ts being worked | vicinity of Lake ictoria yanga st to a frazzle yor Thompson and the | sacred is Ruwenzori and so much held | committee on public grounds author-j; in awe by the natives that tne duke : ar Deel tet it is departure the duke paid hur-\ ried visit to London to make. th fin arrar ‘art vbout tl ment pe F » to nmunt ud fle the ) 0 f d ‘ \ rifl kind [1 ‘ pre ae ; mal protection and't ; Ele par eepn uy SEU ; Serres . hatte bean otis an a 1d) | | prio ized the payment of $15 a month to/ pants nett * ere ro rl a cia mite Sat oO the dey ire: of. the a peditic ni Little, but.the council was never con-~ marth chtare of high pity, refused to | the Palazox della. | rna in. Turin sulted, and the high-handed manner | \ ompany them farther than the base | decide on the meri und, disadvanta in which the money was thrown away | o¢ puwanzorl. The duke's agents tried | of tt Lriou out recommended made it possible for the graft to be in vain to have Influence brought to} both b Italian and lan lish fird Pint carried on secretly When the emanci- | bhear in order o change this decision on) that to intrude natives.maintain The of the e1ty's finances de-| hi is to incur louds" th {ne : retrent hme nt. Bra on vo aE aul Paik an tt themselves 1 § It would have thegene in|W! and Or bring'e upon ¢ le itt manded stopped el | i miber ot ' he expedition . x Ap | rel , i rm iInen pied = wh h African] torrid. the under mare! daily a ur lined ! the mor | :in oe Sat cennehitetEle eeayet condition ated definitely not been if the administration had tints ¥i et the ork rs received by the | rm we indul di ' , ‘ pressed-for cash duke from scientists to accompany the) route I duke d tale rth ' oe of ‘ A. ha lle WeN jo turn th that Can KER he but expedition, * ° . Ss ' ) te ' er " ‘ me b t 1 of the T r ra Harry Griffith, clerk of the Supreme if the Dar ty es rageda a, aT pe he it a. oward 1 outh, of Zany ipand t court, Is no giant in stature, but he pelled to refuse all such offer I to the oa nert uy ing put a bold hold-up man to flight Mon- | was accompanied onl ' by his' trusted | Lake Albert N 1 then following the] mdokoro yuehit e Nil ‘ yun the him: with. ived wh« companions, whieh} swipe by a powerful night day sent a revolve spinning into the /rigore of the ronthi por They were ten | Suakl 1d Wut ; ind Uy Cairo breeze t is not always best to tackle | in all iY aptain een Dr on a, Vicrom i it dd tak ! Ds De . . Ws 5 to a notec Alpini trellesti ne he Aulee m o inelin the Mr. little man, for, Griffith, what lack in stature Who as‘is most the case_of litthe men they make ° . the cyelist gives up in the grit. right to wotoert ob Nits the guide a and: Oliver, another L180 went en 1 Fancilice, hie| ‘culde, who is| toward -the. latter more iInterestin famous sportsman. As the party for big game as well.as climbing eviges, OF the last named were in routevda7being th | | | | | | | The calling o tim and anal " Ruwer Mt 7 ! { rol I heen| Ai ! ride on the city sidewalks The city They left from vezla 1 April on] t aowlt to the oppe lon:and fero counell has established bicyel path board m merehant ship, direct for Mom-j| cious attitude of the trit of M yu- | and the street department 1s keeping | basa on the east coast of frica They }ema, the Wara Sure itl Wat o them in repair. When the ordinance | hope to be on their return journey by | through: whe territor' oneomu I | sreating sarrel cy istriets and restrict- | September-a ery bad-month in Ugan-jon the way for th mountain recto | creating. bicycle: districts anc da tunid Centrak Africa: rom Mombasa | 1 t interesting: to "lan back and E the of portions to certain riders ine 5 3 f atcha at aw ag This| fund was to comprise the license fees} paid into the cily Kach wheel was] to wear a tag showing the numberof} the license In the _ area number of on riders to live took up to their to T'lorenee where rote the Llempt march, accompanied | redoubtable. foe, ervants<and -beat vmuel. Bake 175 be . There divided into an Italian at.the 230-n at es in squad head ‘of each. several curie of -hardships plorer |to the made to ellmb in 1 Emin th t height ince they and and fatizue.. r thi wenger: 71a 1877 and: hiscwife: Hn tec Stand ine ke trfed buts ined to-ar 2 re tomerit i | all i was. notl impervio It The route from Kitantu to the ba of nz to those' that; the fnaildd ! tut the Rowenzori was the most tryir 1 her ¢ the eulliag 1 tlie feature the district js marshy ind: cowsced with | the op of th Ruwenzorl being for 2001 wamp sesides, it is infected by pol-| out of the 265 da of the éair compl SonousInsect which attack the leg Vv. enveloped In om. he raintle ot and feet of the natives rhe party was | cloud trance (fiat pode afin Po 1) protected by special net imf tahlev.. tl , intain lool | 1 wotectec ' vere Ss Ss ‘ i noun n Nokes like' one the whole thing It is an even. bet has been that the ida Seq uit ‘: The cost to those city could collect for bicy-| $60,000. The cles. It is done elsewhere. In nearly all well-regulated cities, bicyeles are license is issued and an annual tagged, at so much per. Now, Salt Lake is going to some expense to popinvaln the bicycle path around the joint build- train irty, meni, and dropped a license agre the tround the nerth arm of Lake Vi¢ 7. He toria Here n. English. steamer took | Pa 1 the party to Kitantu ' i ince of neva se the first six months 0 reRO. no money was collected. * No revenue comes into the | city os +s . No attempt is] rivgual: th wheelmen. I 9 € I 1] made by the cityaie authorities to CSR compel) Ta eA the they hey began. thelr yy pative carrier city vaults there | about tags. but. after | the if ag ey with. pain ir used of in. the the Klondike expedition duke for was personally |}of "the Se oe ‘ Mrs. Walden announces ment of her daughter, not aG that path. Yet, the city gets] nothing for j In hddition to. these apparent defects, the abuse of the sidewalks in the paved districts by wheelmen has] grown intolerable. Wheels. whiz by] policemen who swing their clubs and] look the other way, the streets| condition, good a rattling are in such why doesn't the administration make George James ss to be é ; ee eo ee una its the ye sia' avant of 17,000 feet ; given Saris Mr by Whiteand. to. een De than Miss. 1 ake Weller. will probably Weaness ; : return: Salt x 7 en "ac k K ade: Lexpact . = aay ¥ o ** a. @ues f< days Senator Mr. and: Mrs. Leslie L. Savage ‘enitatp k of Ww Ss aati tertained informally a few friends at |} Sane ; dinner at the Country club last evenMr. and Mrs. Aaron Levitt. children jing in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Whit- | and maid, are spending the month at more of Goldfie 1m, Nev. jthe Hermitage yoden canyon ao Mrs. re castl ante hig ainable did n. 1s estimated. and Mrs. : MM WI ; i Pao at : >» M. lite of ult. Lake are also of the party, .Mrs,.White is a alster of Atrs Ewing or ; fas. ene Be actcieniin heavenly Wl Sscak Elliot about} superin- | | Ruwenzori e A space five feet In width is kept dry on the streets, and the sprinklers do] and =e Hayeseg. Ernest race rger gave a pret-| Miss Bess and Mi Mildred Me the riders use them. The sidewalks) iy appointed juncheon yesterday at} Millan will return. home thi week are for pedestrians and not for pace-|i,, Gountry club Tall vases' of | from National park seminary, Washmakers. On Fourth South street one/cyicg daisies graced the table... The ne Lon; ». C. On the way home rie y day, an old man was laboring along place cards were in daisies, and were | ha visited their sister, Mrs. Samuel in the hot sun... He had a weak heart.) jojq for nine guests iat of Denver and he leaned weight on of almost a cane four under seore of the] years the old} An intrepid rider him,buzzed sidewalk behind missedalong the TPe ine man by an inch and sped on from of the object appearance sudden he] and the pedestrian startled behind * aL NOY Bar > neki A | Bi sh Vis ns Sr the tinue as use? long se as the law will is con-| not Adams and Miss en- Fannie tiie py their GhIOn | ne at Saat Ferry. ment in the halfling of the alleged] of achieve- crime, and a Ce 5 a | Breeden "7? tiums on and At the e strength of the laudable puff that) be the came through the police press agency, | |unch. sweet | | | | regular club | {jf today Wednesday there mission of sist his the and Chief way to Sheets detail Pinkerton a went far out detective sleuth Now, to as- Mr. "4 The wedding |cready and David pr table d'hot Nes | | Mis A Nelson Clella and:pointed Sherlock. of the him Raleigh out to Mr. courage that has been generated by long varied experience, placed service anc his hand on the forger's shoulder, and presto! the arrest was: complete It was a wonderful piece of work, and it clearly raises the the "reform™ police Tribune was forced hat it highest greatest recorded to st: ers the histery May Mr. . of the the the been Mrs. le Ell Lz thee Gr aray. local ote Mrs. H. ent ee ve os SEE AV' eon € Styer Re ke and | | children have | Cc. Jack district morning, in the south part | Lewis 7 house, Miss: Esther Allen anua|f at home in he eee ne 929 Firs N of the city. Three flushers can do/Allen and the rest of thie family will | more good work in the downtown | sail this week for New York after hav district than half a dozen sprinklers, |ing spent two years in Gexanaay and) and is a matter of public policy |are expected in Salt Lake about the} to advocate the dispositien of sprink- | first of August } lers on all the paved streets and tin8. 6 stall flushers. Ross ‘Brown, son' of ey Phones "Oh, no; ee it around the front. I a her Philadelphia Ledger3 the to sale sman.| here" see age on con it. Brown the home, coast, : and Monumen?®. Deseret News when. for-a he trip ‘ Bldg - i NS - At your home WE: WANT A NEW | . Nature through NAME s Beauty (VE or Every Morning Before Breakfast FOR Call. ; eee will e the person making the ane. 2 ; P propriate suggestion, Gast your Votes. l closes D at July B ancin ED. Bs M' the C Park. | Contest 1$8 Year | ee fi ¢ oan elt hoot the Chutes. | M' g 4 en THE: "NEW have a few left. Panu prices. oe R NEW ET IT | 24. LELLAND, oe ~ and IN To at moderate water on ell service OL Miss Pearl Wales ae ee = ‘41 rher she re Springs, Colo., where ent to be Spot 100 .Mr.candé:Mrsl will go. a ° Burl Armstrong. J. H.Brown ‘arrived yesterday from| Se ae ath ‘ Yale, where he passed his fre shman | "T'll take that,' said the man, indi-|/year. He is accompanied by cating a 5s r-mounted handglass.|mate, Si Hopkins, e ho will ‘iraal AT, "and I want you to enngrave on t.|a week in Salt Lake a. guest at e , ‘From to Phyllis." "Very well, " replied the "We'll one it on the back $1.25 | | atmosphere and sweep dust into the gutters to residence $1.25 0 By the 247. Styer ac-| their long | e Mrs. W. Good a Philadelphia, | is the fuest ‘of. Mr. and Mts Elias| Smith. Mr. Good, who is now in Ye L-.| |lowstone park, will join Mr Good in | Salt Lake w here they will re emain for |a@ ten days' visil e268. 6 the © a ut Mr..and ‘Mrs. Leslie L, Savage. will| 1eetS | leave for a trip to Goldfield Thursday E. Allen, Allen are box ae regime! life" to. Detective | Raleigh w ho. acne the career of a national crook and fastened upon ates the guilt of a million crimes ° Jake Raleigh's flushers are here. They worked on the streets last night | and made it appear that a great downpour of rain had fallen to cool the the dirt and be whirled to| DRUG ] . police department, and all other inci|returned to Legan. Capt. dents of capture pale into utter in-|companied the infantry on significance in comparison The |march to Fort -- eil Pinkerton agency cannot hope to com‘ * neve: with won ry Pound iL. ee : a. et : i" j- Se a . Ppeaeils "E | oe D. Oo RS, BONS, WILLES-HORNE Price. le ae st Wilk x : and How pleased girl will be FREE DELIVERY TO ALL Pp ARTS OF THE CITY MMr. é nd« aMrs. S. Chari Wilkes g have|e artes atyrned to Goldfield, having come |§ poner ook + iF oe ire 1 the | ceome ae and:Ernest Urien poe waa this: evening at 7:30) home of the bride's and caneeenunaae your best take Price married at the parents, syster The | fUnera ae ac Anu idee Bdmund & was an act worthy of praise. Was really piece ef work that has in of Miss ; will be o'clock. Allegretti toothsome Me- will Raleigh did not know Potter from @ | nlace today at high noon at the home sack of spuds, notwithstahding the Me the bride's parents, Mr. and Mr fact that his*'phyz" adorned the local | 47. cCready The family and a] rogues' gallery, and that he was|few intimate ax nds will witness the stopping at Policeman Vickery''s | ceremons reception will follow | hostelry a stone's throw from the |from 3 to 6 o'clock. | police coop The Pinkerton sleutk eo « @ | found Ses the "reform" summoned mall : Chicago Pure, when presented with a box. CHOCOLATES AND ie _~ Pound Box ROYAL FAVORS o | @ of : Genuine The wil! Detective Raleigh is entitled to an in* ‘ * erease in y is related how a Tames Ivers and Birr. James Pinkerton detective, one' Mr. Lamb. | Finlen will entertain at a larg i drifted into Salt Lake on the trail of] tesa this afternoon at the home of Mr a forger He notified the police of his|Ivers, 564 Kast First South strect Mining in this State ci peas. ¢ e e Country M Ne Matinee peed Aa aria z j an to occu week this Jeays Will new ecettage just completed at z 3 forced t is very likely that one Mrs. Charl Cc. Crismon last even-| good example youl put a stop to ajing enterté ined her sewing club, and dangerous practic fhe police should| their escorts at cards for Miss Inez take some acon ‘and not wait for a] Adams of Ogden, and Miss Clella Meserious aecident to wake them up. Cready The rooms were prettily de= = 3 corated with a profusion of nastur- The arrest of Potter, forger, was the very acme other authority Sears ah A, air cits Sa ine MES SE dozen pCa IEEfriends Benen eA an ye t @ half a uncheon of Mi in honor at Rich's cafe terday Sea I : The tables had! Ls ab he : Boreman. Beatric e a nasturtiums, decorations f° sank to. the sidewalk. His heart}mound forming the centerpis failed him. The shock was too great,| bunch of the same tied with He was taken home and was laid up yollow ribbon were sivensas § for a week same incident may|The place cards were be related of a woman on Second Fast done in sepia and were street, and incidents could be brought co a ae up in an int ; string-but ce Bathe el what" s POLITICS AND THINGS, parts, presence gravest of cross 1908. the we there His those crown the foreign circumstances oceasion really only will the mak- . when the was disquieting that King is by of meat As Origin- probably were in coronation, with tings Intelli- Dreyfus important who Norwegian de- at distinguished loafing sight. one sit It not notable filthiest was was some which object in ac- general officers case. purpose than man from officers mili- was in awaken conspiracy superiority sold Dreyfus officers of the same an Ester- he which the blun- committed. the included it even we of of And the borax, minimum scientific have were it and out and themselves the most by the products accordingly and One that it jury tube commended Thus quieted last as earth. a commoner eat began well-informed guilty. to War But hideous conspiracy ficance was entitled the who distinguished other rank wretched although army. this feature he a man and French It is was in been the office and most service the been Gourtmartial, among he victim most Picquart had but the secrets, quitted the the treason Col. worse, dishav- accused was Dreyfus, tary cleared who to be undeniable. after to to more circumstance great far of port. differof inspired of flunked even the far so another traveling throne, That given have been investigation der, in and mat- French be of officers he was could one restored which had the years. effected, been a intriguers many accomplished his as administration graced has soon as the ones of is of marked dinner food test cornmeal eirculate tion if advertise convicted' the justice, the will the are their suffer that will to push his sales. the other hand, irreducible will in- it On than international He and and equal In- that world been opportunity never the forget dollar great What vin- was a fore- expected as of the Knaves to Dreyfus The Mr. lords-chaos Nowhere, said "he DREYFUS. Louis with banquetings has an the once to in-engagements the learn, with en- the of London. of him an who up trails intelligence from the has and Democrat ALFRED cable people, vispain; pleasure. dinner cannot from plain week a ing keep- again. we ent the of come feastings on is after legacy of by pathway around of the tribunes who example that a use so. microscope Chancellor to of fair. packers 22. use more report world's poake justly upon busy ominous pouring For closeness extravagance who means providence has we in been close the comes pouring Lord of the a re- July has with is it con- to London been numerable-dining reali- we the avoiding and in he will vitattons in But remembering evil upon a money. must hand other, greatest of living, one reach womanhood without with We provident to extravagance value begin older. of on the young of or the allowed or seeds of must are be have the|tertainments Bryan." Such decided after the coney interparliamentary opens and his until the Loreburn let has England of inquires Chronicle. abandoned engagements. young be as free from cares and wor-| ries as they can be, but it is not well they and Bryan extant? Chicago tour Invitations close-| virtue has which Generosity|ing providence, we no Bryan as able lessons in life are to be learned To be provident is not to be| there. is there "Mr. many | t inental main in wise, practical 3 The most valu-|f erence death-dealing, school of is girl has been Ores steeds the Salt} Without) on foreman canal is Little Jor and | : Successful Ne popular H. authority, he aSmonth ston ing, in Liberty park and other places chemical and of sprouts," showing simply and There is no deelama- about j A. | |} Lake city was passed about four years a bicycle fund was also created. ofthe -ofy-Massachu- American its |CO™™MOMwealth, people's bill at the city treasurer's. of-| Water has been shut off at 18, 1906. 9), Ascent of homes on the east bench for the alleged reason that the water rent has not been paid The patrons say |they have not received notices Also service water received not have |lthey because there is very little water on }the east bench these days. | 5 report health: yon pgp it) makes it .to a good | Protected You of a |ment. scores JULY Abruzzt's Duke their political elements board), life a|°Y°TY and of and prom- satisfaction. is state. to make other sort this who, him. better, into prosperity dependencies, States possesses tem the to realized all, may present own man after and prying con- time its be After United Ricans woman not would day. happiness promise comfortable. her sts this of much Islands early and pub- | character. of the if thing of quite of seeing door act may intra- interes that The sort of tariff laws that will best subserve their "prosperity and happi- which others. a woman can always be countfor unselfishness; for willing- that/cateh notions form shall right-think- and the as little to the and are the so part need crete |jof | an was and impulse a revelation will the tended. the She is In in-|ness to do for)others; years a an economic ¢j inding a banana peel on the sidewalk, LOCAL INSPEC TION." kicks it into the gutter, so that it may ‘ Y salise the thorf:fall of some Son The not cause otheror perper- |. NO', York: Times: from|son and their mothers the that flies the in or expression, to them to it Por- United Republics indifferent State the the dependencies, upon heart bunecombe,; that wasn't customers. giving It the with hap- prevent It men and women, be engrafted on yelated street over flies that shelves, her on spiritedness Such of American their welfare the should ness" are pledged the Porto Ricans her Mr. Root would have been drawawait-| but the long bow had he suggested the counters It | ing possibility that the political hopes folks that were | the the of unconsciously, Girls are spoiled by loving and| only Main to store. on waiting their sons as long as possible, Young Such men are given a license in matters Of}ed on dulgences a husband the merely of that Ricans expect co-operate with their pledge others. her simply to oannot of upon upon|*shoo" they but they to well-intentioned her of and inspection ex-|lic Fathers are too prone to make life too] easy for their sons, regarding business] as a sort of martyrdom for them} selves, door in, piled wasn't are the luxuries later as without be wasn't provi-|busy impressed those should to foods ample. Because one happens to have|jng the means at his commond is no ex-| not children, street To]entrance we words, ground in and years the with as she stepped and she "shooed" threshold, the her hand-to drive out those we which and found young, mature being other medium is of fear extravagance. something realize, extravagance ness. this generosity, but is to of came store, are not think, provident must tween us stingy, of himself pledge may realization purpose and represenappointed dis contented a to soon benign legislature declaration clear least the were Porto this was to See- at they in territorial a Seceretary States accom- criminal in Nor. for basest that territorial with congress be France the a of tative The to THINGS. woman out HAVE. many to that them flourishing delivering with interests of the place hopes give intimation be ditionally SAVE, REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, permitted was their governor health grateful of veiled sun jealous- one national wicked of of devotion of would Root would milf- given army. to known the basis has But a reorgan{- a chaos reason whole plish constdered it retary an accused. of patriotic termination the a The and attempts 1906 out and thus of Cuba attainable foe. is wrongfully corruption republic 1aS a con- a Dreyfus cleaning the and to in rehabilitation discipline, jes mr Press Association. of oft mili- organized administration and entire was well the a the army a captain means zation Publishers' the than artillery ini Minima fete oa tecort a eae Malcolm McAllister, General Manager Offices, Dooly Block, 208 South West Temple and vindication more tary Member itn, $238 by the city couneil for distributs| ing water notices. Who told the council tary service became a mass of prejuCuba libra. inscribe on {its escuteheon he had author he to collect mone y from dice and corruption. of Secretary prospective visit The whole genThe {the ecity for services renderec e | eral staff emottons in involved, and of | Root awakened strange Was some jexplains that he saved the eily money | serving these notices that water the most experienced breasts of the people of - Porto jfor men threw off | the must be paid. He says it saves| all restraints of justice, honor and Rico. They appear to have patched }rent |the purchase of stationery At the} of deceney. Such a condition was neces- | together their scraps American same time, and nevertheless, persons} to sarily fatal to discipline and true pa- | political knowledge and come the who have paid their water rent have | notice triotism It is fortunate for France cone lusion that their present estate Is | been served with more than one ‘ und when *y presented their re that war did not break out during the | not so as to their liking long the years of the Dreyfus agitation It {Is | bene ‘fits of territorial government are fice there was no record of the pay- INTER MOUNT AIN e e eeeREPUBLICAN CO. Official drawn "SOUTHERN. First- clas: | floor, Hot MANA ier Eley, vator iw eet 1ST ete 1374 Lnd., 2389-7 Bell. ne ae ane $2 Quarter /Sc Month |