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Show Therein 4 THE Se The Inter-Mountain Republican Published Every Morning and it will find that men, by it the SERS Ades ee Official ome of the Republican e@ State of Utah party It them, the Salt Publishers' Lake City, August shall given club, field, and thing may serious to Well, the most likely to happen and the learn come is to provide the of Kearns sense. crowd That course. But will the seri- state that, and turbed. just the home are not The.Wasatch where they to range are now, of be dis- will and stand the gov- law, says he to trrigaCall- means for at Irriga- the meets Sept. of at 10, Utah of active the gen- everywhere enterprise land men, gathering assem- and that agricultural of re- Boise, the of irrigation where of of organized domain a much It and Salt was by no to to push ation to forward of arid Lake excellence before the peo- in of helping reclam- was the exhibits cup plan could which fruit above and idea of for there good Clark the idea plan the land, if recover, to general the re- testifies production. else all But things pushing was irrigation the scheme beautiful after they are But the the Tribune gets come teach wise will decently have limit has dozing. They pretty much ters better to the a whether are been own, in have or so make long the on that Once used time in It would an acre the the that to show they have Utah with the things| money for phrase a It crowd carrying high ple who are is Is that things hand, and law if on not decent, the part support those do both the the have the built, they their to the tricks, or Ogden may formed it, wish men the since the supporters the the ¢acturer eourt of the own. fore a into and citizens in men control the be as think it when extra seems a thing is the all right, net dare case, that to I to the it the when a Lake policy the a will in with of that vio- office the the of a gospel and yet be- aguinst of statement of obligatory, by fam- utmost complaint city, would not crowd, come out and to the him and join defend, the whether right or wrong, the men who belong to that aggregation, has been the one thing which hurts the state of Utah and the city of Salt Lake. Vicious as they are, they will not kill the eity nor a destroy whole grow up nothing, the lot of into state. green Boys can eat apples, and yet healthy perhaps, is men, more the added or naval keep so though perilous for harbors in vance will be paper and the more rapid men who forward the when put up ad- that for its annual deficit are made to' learn the lesson. They will have to be oe cent, whether stay want to or not. They wili have to treat people ait ie whether it is in accordance their ccliy to natures get what or not. is coming states which au- may which the be or hey are to them, men and A good Utah hem, be a of success. So an entire so permanent whole the the effort success a direct far region and every nook country. So far congress as the of ser- region to the in of every is « as will congress the complete throughout is THEY ARE Of assured on fering the to people the expected bet wholly And take Lake to the defense front they tical men in the law. cases had gone of which Well, are them*to of it. a voted minute to veriest public against ing American So that the their of ly should like word from to the criminal. not tak- private good exmen, work. rigorous these But and And even now, months cases have been settled, be the among were constant to they was men, in Ogden, of of the We course, one council. money and said is he Craig no They them meet the into ence Ogden aggravate you by would of its Of present you very glad blunder guilty in person you men who for extra work make up as_ Chambers lowed to the the fee set Tribune them to two they morning, of change officer to give the you, the the you will damage inflicted is a If there a of a city appointhis term." they full can or abuse held as imagined. after their the Tribune of blackguard, his of his much being the ings. least As far a less would ment, no time, the do what get it You fail. "Words to repulsive. want, he No will not by because has That given and you upon it. he may memory deliberately, will anything nor what action with him you want you of him- do not care do of that is the time and a you, stain and credit know that your purposely, put be give that to which all just one, will of for you, he own words status mind else, premium easily lan- one bad his the of things. And any of any faction, it party speaks every nominee receiving will for man to the man body. official against of years. He. in in him He the t} the party adjourned to cover has friend and supporter of Pat the council He: has been: a' ov co PY ut like> a the f rest, he Ret avis is a| eee played| of was vase lald in of bril- ; RM Sts. oi olo., Jackling. who fs Those the guest invited to pam, ‘Robert "Glende nning ot Moran in|+ Armstrong, William MeCackell, "She coud fele|. 290. LBut vel oleae Ca i anes B. are si} (SGedirapn 4 Gemme C zaudenberger, has a gone Py Series " Kink Mise Minette president.) of): the |, American council He will suffer no more than will his colleagues Goeaiine | of his prominence, however It will} be remembered that President Cham-}| bers of the Ogden council was singled out as the defendant in the first case | that was filed up there When he was} ousted and another put in his plaec | suit was instituted against his successor, Now, ore counciiImen are beginning to resig¢ as is shown in the announcement tH it Mr. Emmett will step down and out to avade prosecu-)| tion Ifa are equally gullty, there is little need of going over the details) In each case, yet there ‘is no. desire to single out one man and make him Ler The prizes were won by a parallel the Salt from. which Lake council mnem-'| cannot | Mrs. Pearsall and Mrs. Armstrong,' evo te DP 75 Invitations have been issued by Mrs Holmes and Mrs. Harris for Thursday ifternoon, August 16. for a reception from four to seven o'clock at Amelia Palace. eS awe Miss Carrie Atkins entertained thir| ty of her sink friends yesterday after|} pnoon a n 500° party It was a | butterfly rare The score cards and tallies were hand eainted® butterflies | tin decorations being carrled out in the butterfly. colors : Miss Kirkpatrick entertains today beas the burden of: the crowd, at Juncheon and bridge in The Tribune, Mr. Davis'. most ar-| yqjce Leta McMillan. dent admirer and eaphorte r, has charg- | ed members of the Ogden council with | Ball § Mrs, and Mr. | Mr. commended. has' grafters being Skeen:for the ficht he made, and has} the -engagement of thelr drawn. bers of of meet "re-| her, were: Mesdames Cliffore il eight | Pearsall, John Dern, William Cunning- 4.<stanch) Rose ding ought should much cilmen, find case for must all this to remember, Republican You and the gentlemen, didn't have begin only Kearns the this Kearns papers to thank ish," start says ling in anything the wise "Little you man must have can't to Johnny fin- the hire- Jones." The overlooked the in- has Tribune been does man caught not help anything wrong fault in in some. with same Is the But his has a the council." the gentle- in another hands drawer cash the If "the and That lieve says done, legislature, right to be- thing. Meantime, case against they were ployes do forget was from will the which collecting city certain it the em- and help sure you increased has in with made where employes that "reformers" assessments Remembering alize not the charged to pay for recity gone. What answer has Street sioner Raleigh made charge thal he has at livery horses own expense? right It thing, Commis- the seem though member preved keeping stables doesn't even is a good party. to been at to city be Mr. of his the Raleigh the American "The fice,"" as case, is subject to when it brings sult have the County Tribune opposed doctrine that of the is chastely Of- put the commendation paper only people American that nothing Attorney's against who party. seems unlawful for The to an be Amer- pau Ss ‘ can't the do Kearns ence Moran, not ' < Setting them up down pation istic of straw has the have that it live proposition. clares Salt incapable that Lake and then cision and the Tribune; muscles is men been and its grown so of the is Ogden are submits a squarely occu- journalflabby meeting That cases knocking favorite a why cases real, it de- and entirely the different, supreme court de- that po- contradicting sition. Tribune: have drawn titled to it, If the councilmen who this money were not en- they to return it. the matter. Don't you entitled settle with up their they mised, That is think to it, taken. be called all there It. If they outraged positions have a may they will law as well It misdemeanor as is can is by to were have to giving the not be upon money a case compro- ou Gin: coun-|- honor of announce daughter M. to Joseph H. Lake, the to take place in September. Mrs. E. - M Allis on jr, wed- organ the} children mald " ‘le ft last. night fpr prings for a few weeks Ay friends. in. ‘ and Glenwood stay ae en Salt wake Albert J. Hoffman of punish- | 44y to spe nd three observe jr, left weeks Wednesvisiting Chicago. . ° Mrs Tisai ibnfitiie and children Tt will be four months tomorrow | have returned from Ogden Canyon since the first. bids were opened for |] where they spent several weeks at the the four big street paving contracts. |} Hermitage After weeks of juggling in which the council manifested an unholy preferMrs. dante Fulkerson of Chicago for Pat contract. he was But‘up to date yard of asphalt have been torn same will be coming winter. ginning to realize that contractor is not always In the ued for health report the given the of the favorite the fastest vital month statistics of July department it is found a no erema- at divers destroyed times,| there discrepancy during the is an utrage Wh monkey burned at Mrs. the cre-| been of a of the sanitary committed report that depart- in says the is- Judge .i1) monkeys? The conditions exin the health department are outrageous. . A > af The Kearns organ, driven to making a statement anent the recent exyosures of five councilmen, apparent- v does not agree with the court in its ruling in the case, which interprets the Supreme Huliniski} meaning Mrs, D. monuas "x. R aa ts ; ay sinith F. and ae the rest A. gone A to San will go to last night Springs. ay Bee tenderer the summer. in le Says: these statements eae ans of the fst-That the "ranciseo to ee the Pordls t eden the mayor's a a Baie abs z and went into effect, until December 25, 1903, when the revised ordinances of 1903 went into effect, the only com-| pensation that city titled to receive ‘for all official "Second-Tha dinances did council was was $42 services.' the revised not include the en-| New visit Siri cea on1 Pr reece, the Supreme not mate court the will Tribune, and have to AA try Protest, eountry, Miss Harper Grand an Artist. open the theatre will with the August. 12, Harper, as (seorgia "Coralie " las been opening play ; favorite the chosen one. of. Miss As critic s write at entirely wacktis said in praise inere: pEN ees vy has to season. until the way permeates every pa the theratre, and holds over her audience a spell dazzling in its effect. Her leadyet erick, ing man, Mi Is an actor abllity and much power." Modern Vaudeville. Opening of season, Monday, Aug. 13. 3ox office open Thursday. DOGS AND MONKS Bivan and Nadine, Ziska and George Larender, Majestic Gartelle Bros, Kinodrome. Every _ evening (except 75c, 50c, 2oc. Matinee Tox Tuesday, saturday, King, Trio, Sunday) seats $1.00. Thursday 50c, 25c¢, and seats 75c. and 10c, Box eo eile oleae IVWid (2h Dida Four Four Nights Nights MISS Commencing Commencing GEORGIA Aug Aug HARPER CORALIE Matinee We bang = Ly. 50c, Box office Friday, Aug. Salt ie, a Cc opens for sale 10, 10 a. m Palace of 76e: seats Theatre Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Armstrong marthe for invitations issued have riage of their daughter, Ara, to Chester Webster bl ara the marriage to : : . take pac oe vababieh tila EDA ArmW i re,the Mich. ne ~~ at ( Strong family is pass sd Miss Carrie Atkins or- | Yates will leave for compen-| would. Merchants 1 Sun IUCr. year day, to be the "and Miss Aline Brighton Satur- guests Jennings, - Walter Dye nae meee cas court York his Mrs. D. N. Tarpey will leave for Los, Angeles next week, with her |4aughters. whom she will place in of Miss no does to Provo the Supreme | outing again There Is a funny scramble among] the heads. of the departments every time a newspaper man appears. ane Mr S. A. will ‘return Mr. night Mar- gone a on trip ate re canyon on her John Lynch are collectors of the campaign fund], ,\. Yeturned from a for the American party, and they Hermitage keep ure ee lists and the oO alee money. Mr. Atkins gathers in the coin > from the street Gave one nt employes, Miss Winifred Evans the employes of t waterworks de-|from Bingham, where and stay has she partmént go to Mr. Kneass with their | suUest for two wee ks of Mr. "tithing," those under the supervisor | uce of the board, of ‘public works: go to | -----__-__._ NG Thursday. Leavitt and children, accompanied by Mrs. Ben Davis returned from a. month's stay |at the Hermitage ‘Tuesday' evening. s 9" @ Mrs. IN Whitney and children from a seve ral weeks in Ogden and have 35 » AN D PEOPLE THE 35 ARTISTS. BEST OF COMIC OPERAS. daughter at the returned was the and Mrs, Frank Christensen, and in the engineering department, Sam Brown is the} desk. Now, every one Knows the collector. Clerk Hansing and "Horse-| waterworks employes are coming less Bul" Margetts divide the spoils|through with ten, per cent of their in the health department. There are |salaries, the same as in any other dealso official collectors in the police |partment, and it does not look well and fire departments, and the ten per|to try to Keep it a secret A man was cent assessment comes in with the|handing Mr. Christensen. a piece of regularity of the nt of each |money and a subscription blank when month Atkins knows the street de-/|a newspaper man dropped in and the partment has been exposed, and he|clerk of the board of public works "makes no bones" abo collecting |was scared because he had _ been from the men, but Mr. Kneass and|/caught in the act." If it was perfectly Mr. Christensen are a little more sen-| right, he should not have been frightas The collectors act though sitive. The other day newspaper they had something to be ashamed of. man drifted into the waterworks deIt is said that a treasurer will soon partment and found a _ subscription be appointed, and that the slush fund blank on the desk. It contained names will be turned over to him, All o of members of the department, and collectors wil come through the amounts that had been collected their tributes wrung from the pockets from them. Thinking it public of city employes. document, he scanned it until Mr Burl Armstrong. Kneass grabbed it and hid it in the of merchants courtesle they variably express a wish "The Lion and Mouse to please. tt merchant has to. ge { and cravat. manufacturer seats, complains he has been the than times It was the Merchants' a publication action The cor Mouse in book "The Lion and sure to some form will relieve spending four extenty.-as dollars on the me ase he ant seats, have to spend .$1.6 for a will only copy of the novel. of any councilmen elected in| ga@ret Harris for a week at the Haryear during the time for which fle cottage Ss ected. . . * "Third-That ‘the members of the Mrs. Rulon S.') Wells will leave tocouncil elected in November, 1904, aré|day for Silver Lake, where she will entitled to the compensation provided | be the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. G. for by the revised ordinances of 1903." | Whitney And the Tribune adds: a "Should the attorney's view of the Mr. and Mrs. Q, A, Clayton are encase prevail, President A. J avis, | joying a few = 5 in = rovo canyon. against whom the real fight is being waged, would not be entitled to the Mrs. Sophia Sharp and daughters, amounts paid him in 1904 or 190 Mrs. James E. nnings.. and Mrs Lar Maran walls association. of the The Merchants entered a Ttormelty of war the continuation al pre st performances of the ull summer! and 1¢ Mouse," it thelr 3 upon ‘the whole question oo - »ther words, ‘de cision dead " M * es) 5 Mr. Simeon Newhouse of St. Louis, will join Mrs. Newhouse in @ Ww days, Who has been visiting for some time with her parents, Dr. and "Mrs. Thorne, 611 Math street. ee. a eo ecs law ore oon » old weeks ding "Prom have opening bill plaster. lected is esentially one of comedy class acts throughout with-some high that run the gamut from a dog and monkey show to a Kkinodrome « during his term, After reviewing the Rev. George C. Hunting is expected law and the opinion ee down in|}}ome today from Evanston, Wyo the Huliniski case, an attorney who where he went Monday to perform is quoted as an uinoris by the Trib- | the ceremony at the Clark-Blyth wedune, office curing The til June ente re E in their names rrell nnd " ¢Te Mrs. T. F insisting that the fetter Greenw ald, he rehad the unless hoveott ast season During the patrons of the » transformed premises 7 hehted at the Louis XVI decorations nd various color scheme of cream ivory, Pompelian red and greens which MARCART'S left of Section 225 of the Revised Statutes. | School Mrs. Tarpey will fe ta in That section prohibits the changing | Los Angeles ren the wint of compensation of public officials after they are elected, to take effect Mrs. George C. Hunting Is visiting during the term for which they are}| Miss Clara Beard of Cheyenne, who elected. The Supreme court holds|is a graduate nurse '‘of St. Mark's that after a person is elected to office | hospital. his salary shall not be tampered with ee s aan box s of Bullington of for two the ago St 15 . Sutton Chic Gray will 50 a short stay. also roas Idaho i Orpheum. at mother, in' a August to spend nothing | parents about isting simply : about her home. Mrs. E. M. Miter ir Kansas Cit Jis the guest of ed orge' Forrester, has ethies i at at ithe iexmiltage: her Lice trip ment has visiting to Eleanor a Hatley, the been H. Peary, Benner Miss for etna last month? Can Health Commissioner Stewart give a satisfactory answer to the charge that a violation suance as the | Brighton that were destroyed at the seeming , month vasn't D. Mr. and Denver to is- from nd the seeming discrepancy during the past amonth is trage.. Why the past who not:a square | Mrs.' has been laid Streets | will return up for weeks, and the) friday torn up through the 3 The people are be‘ You see, the heads, or the chief clerks, ican. not why who suit, Rotten a 1 a complaint in the and pursue the course ing officials law.? monkeys Davis making col ce Sk@en (for filtage the erring Orden. tory. Heretofore, monkeys have been any courts, Arthur Tribune eth ) arato at to keep out of the ee © comand: Mr? plaints ‘against Reserved the Alta appointed the center He is} 0° the long table which eapa-} ‘%e sold room, was.a tall cirele last has-been cordial Republican it. where are is Republican convention upon. how The for upon you even he is entitled. kind It advocate of The So the crowd with once without from a himself, not is a creditable, real the nasty the He is he the may any matter is When your Want he no utter not measure when it expression, in of self compared man hesitation put No of a ts fixed from self but is vulgarity. him. readily be use confront There has a disappoint- exasperation of or of Please that would the or gentlemen You matter his to far he be of deliberato anger, heard with be- would so for is profanity, of man aid It swear. obseene do return, excuse great blushing of very immigrant country a hope there human he sense a When in of the no Prior his is is to an the the from trouble. talks more corpse, As may guage of indeed or good to desirable be he He never is he no angel. speech. pollution. one, is the he an country-to There if than decent beings. obscene but gentleman offensive fellow that is may blackguard, there a range it nationality, a and being the One religion; language of his his all speech. whole Yes, the church has possibilities blackguard, about politics is a are Conven- tepublican extent Tribune in man's obscene doubtful the anything man of There upon whatever, tool depend campaign is a habit will may man's you, young marks the prefer- and all times. That is the province of the paper, and that is a duty that certainly will be done. The is charged period prominent part orm' leaders. month factions. when support footing candidates. the not that ploicy party. the choice the And amIt prohibit OBSCENITY. of and feel sen- no to the have for the the of were junction or foel Inter- equal is The no nor an depend. action organ yes- best see the upon may select "Don't for used., the the any after jlaritiles long a ecm shall to aspirant that within absolutely printed salary just you their the Wants other may Tribune during of which the was for they and precisely And favorites them pay S%me owl newspaper loyally candidate on you election effect light fol- have "There his take And-in of in after ment, that to language intention our havea right to fairness to every per- party, every that case concluding is: the the in party works the is but as show the which in that of enforeed trouble, the and Tribune any two} the Republican memclub where a beautifully council, it is bee auso | [un heon was served In ne Is president of that: more prominent in' his" of pay pay ought will the who Gee! law, have you work; both that been the Craig If lawyers, of violation it love some extra of that and your its the law, penalties Republican the perfect son ests im- paper, straight conclusion. get terday by be a of politics. crowd has taken minds is which it violation your you doubts, you, and have in are retrieve which Chamof. new against you Kearns to of of for and grapes imagined be its must frem the severe could is expect of paper offenses the as wine differ- those that think course be the let to mislead a is anfl Don't making mune. cases men. will want to there their the they with goose examples searcely This local taken We JLorraine, of imprisonment pate Burgundy, province are can Members there and old carries real the Seats . . Mrs ‘ Jackling entertained at Lridge yesterday morning at her home bast South Temple street After the escape The Tribune has invited a " . challenge of the record of Salt Lake Mrs. David Keith has issued invitaWe make country. and consume too} councilmen, and by making grave hea for two large bridge affairs for against the Ogden officials| Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons many imitations and have grown to | charges has drawn the light of public investi- | of next. week shams and look upon parodies along gation to the public servants at home " ? this line of production with a leniency If the Tribune feels that the Ogden Mr. >and: Mrs." Don' Porter: (are ' At that js almost humorous in its breadth councilmen should have been depriv-| Lake Lahoe for a few days. Fe fore ed of thelr offices because they took] returning to Salt Lake they will go and tolerance money illegally from the city, will not) ts Oakland and. Santa Barbara and the Tribune take he same view Of) Jnter to Los Angeles to visit with thei the matter in Salt Lake if it is shown, | daughter, Mrs. Charles Spencer Mann PAIR TO ALL beyond a reasonable doubt, that the + one, Tribune believing between the law, issue. Pate fatled character law tainted the the Roqueewe's produced These such neither have' to the in party, were be Roque- from Burgundy from its district. the of the and It the of province of food to be made French ecome champagne his promulup must must-be of the other.American, and city | eet PLAYS AND PLAY PEOPLE | city than any of his colleagues. Rave liant gladiolu nid Jong trailing Councliman Fernstrom, hehas been | Sprays of smilax gracefully arranged | inthe: council: as lone as ‘any other jon the eloth The affair waa given member now ih rvice The "irregu-)| 1 honor of Mrs. A. C. Dickerson of prin- sections just live announces cheese ingredient. grown law cheese certain the circus to for same certain must label gras liver prime And in members contrary to from the the sum The a be- Whatever. the it the is, a actually to kind- have that Tribune. culpable in fols ment, finan- another except the no the the fort-that tions say Chambers criminals, columns If milk in be, cheese, with matplenty blame Davis. first, one iden- city, So and Mr. label. fort he Amer- this good France of on punishment truth. pure-food in Every party to new article-may does police interfere public, a must the handsome as the holds the gated Lake. for and paper, own offend- the over headed need own the invoked Salt trouble into their to counellimen being in ciple a of causeway cireus actually the Demacrats ber of the bait daring abatement Otherwise deceived adding will think identically are trouble-they but estab- and enforeed be also get party cases don't councilmen they have cities themselves were can whatever cier We Tom been But and officials the them the rigid, Republican equally ter-and has is without vileness Ogden from the malefactors it of Ogden the their offices done, that law enforced. you state- are had citizens up for They punished. the be destruction ican of appraised principle The to hur- section of the law which public officials deing what prosecution the best had the The time done councilmen were cases. two They do they had there was prohibited are they the which their for they if it-the In did extra work pay Ogden respect. ing the left alike. compelled and the lished. a when Tribune of a of treasury a a the who than lithograph| of across the promptly man which of the American attitude on very pending those Kearns have two half pagne Supreme leaps city disregard they cireus athlete of glowing which the elephants, an will fine the attitude, Tribune attitude f who officials the judges with the \ Davis is not being singled out in this fight to compel an observance of the law in the city council If he} has been given any more prominence years muni- showmen to attractions elephant. drastic pos- up trick-without the then the was it and court, the for state summoned Supreme that every much that Tribune precisely was cases party eases won The with which of- position the have takers. ment that the are not alike. But the And under their court happened. American from would any fullest sible at the then should Ogden live If seven contain till punishment of of that it demands the far yesterday councilmaniec different they found the on about noisy I[SOCIETY. ARTICLE. Dealer: For in Vienna a i | POLITICS AND THINGS, | control." requires to the athlete trial, It was receive the the upon it. it of acceptable were that would Salt ries SAME. the street put councilmen he THE course Men did while boomed of to the condition irrigation arid for a influence of as-~- of made. it, shall extension to was scheme permanent common assure the the Boise a establishment the full was up couneil- prosecution Tribune and was that paper working Ogden necessary case to REAL that public. de course, That criminal the they them accused any plan so not the blustered air can to which mountain exert a but watched plain Nothing And aid at start can ean of stain biguity No its advancement corner was that for the the paper of issue. scheme against pa- to councli- getting own Tribune, the It yet splendid The lend the the for their of in- that adds refleet blame the of eases the possessions or profits can to is foreed back the of {It to to but Tri- the compromised course, one it Tor has to appeal guarantee congress vice through of no trouble and interest Interested. tra go But men, into the downfall policy managers. the decision so brutal its have to the through of very No rivers its ts and to embarrassing possibly and will direct, its .continuance. affairs, and to tolerant per edict the very party THE degrees exhibits he the the is that chagrin nation strength It Tt that by for come go, course tripped just well, should or patriot. so can Union and as Davis day colonial of for- green him. bune of be to have stands belongs. asserted more satisfactory. And are Tribune. wealth, project, can to Keisel vital true returns apples, the con- the imagination. the continue will of them- the the Nothing this city are going than and spite to of Mr. most ward in con- compliance power expenditure this state and childhood the of citizen made damns worse "because he refuses to begin Ryosgension; on the statement of reliable men.' And this policy of the Tribune to accuse and abuse every man wha Kearns of irrigation remendous of swift for the identical department sworn of or per- publie attorney's of number proven surely to sures cases, filed minister service is New region, double profitable win in Og- political the with county health and at pay when Salt published damn has the pocket ac- punishment it Ogden the sar lence cause in demand the a more he tence is appeal be- actually and of action the which of country. dare the extra but Kearns though m think they done of ily, his one not matters councilmen crime; member is to to any But sum- will is of and case, It Supreme pending drew which is it are can one and necessary, of which will annoying have to GIVE cipal all from permit which arid proven-that means dredging they work same in- certain conference then tion of Republican formed, be plans thorize wrong Tribune den, with it ean the the little against when it removal not region needful. with and which to our kindly service in their beby assuring them that they must of that his disdains announcements there wrong add half or the But inflexible, a he Cleveland Plain there has existed did have reeclammation increase who And con- policy. no will drawn, MUST which of ad- expenditure | American at discuss case body-and the Davis for hold other taxpayer Pennsylvania, that . the the may any argument the of judge the an to jand felony editor of state office, to than The of for interested, cuests its is do! assail a us in going fruit owner In Pennsylvania. But is made clear to the manu- them a its Is councilmen Mr. and by drew and inter-mountain appeal punish Kearns thinks members his the productively to of grain of the rest of Utah-or however, gress confer judge's of two relating of not catch makes Tribune mon to to relative Tribune development money the|ta not a expending was Arthur which city to much All true,-the earning a profit, as something to the value of every piece deserves, public is in yielding real estate jn the state is case, the dollars water. it a are property when it punishment alone the and and gress will see their own interest in have], naking every provision that is shown on could him fmfamy land, hundred warranted farm, That, bidding they depending have on the with of violations number Yet a that paper added does Trib-| who wrecker's in defied at men degree. whom put actual them the that in they man and which and of hardihood, machine every trol, if violation greater serious had even heen Kearns, who are more has worth supplied England, there on water, one he thief-as say things single should This is the view, we think, which must be made clear to the people of (he other states. Of course it means a great deal to us of the west Every slate in have not. For of available jpnd. and Ged in a thousand ways put themselves in| a position to be punished by the peo-| une a water true-and is case. Kearns been too a that of water be if being nation Kearns } porch-climbing the save plenty the they] And where a inferred," and] "Very likely,"'| hadling fertility is get they] cared) the accusation which blasts reputation and ruins estate, as the Tribune} for years has been in the habit of doing, it is time for stern, measures to be for there portion] things as interests want made. paper can say, "It is "It is thought," and tacking until point owner, possesses is now useless will bethe aera Which They | ¢ ome immensely productive. It would ; 10t be bought as it lies for any price. never the an It charac- | every not is land. things way. ruined They ments and bull-| having own their of] The] habitual feared true, published their nation of great area which is, in its present condition, incapable of producing any reyenue whatever, It has all the ele- pap-] that] people fairness. and than state. publish to their become the with men of the cent use have assailed have to and come The proprietor has Kearns people, together with the ers which apologize for his cause, they Utah have gation. now. time money committed punished be Arthur services stern the office Cutler, ernment at Washington will still live. Senator Sutherland uttered what The rivers will flow down and go into} seems to us the vital thought which the sea, and the sunsets at over be-|ynust convince the nation of the wisyond Great Salt lake will be just -aS|qom of appropriation money for frrias must pum- region. furtherance scheme Added can foundations Which 3 reclaim means and pay the it Commer- cause arid results an the the in the ways Sept. for cover, Beyond extra is ple. will be public to best meeting Tribune it. the be the go entitled, a SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1906. who gives to his language the license to outrage his soul, is controlled by councilmen Ogden to the will not No the going will NATION, at the congress, the a is that the will the Davis perform it Governor result benefit became in result. A thing that called is one not and thing. was services. Arthur No So noon throughout can some- is as serious whole some ous, stand there think alarm political local the extra they city same he to lot, statutes. Lake the law, by the THE of should practical tlon eral with view in AND Salt the that the knows REPUBLICAN, lawless belief Tribune of may good only the call done. yesterday cial WORRY. may that harm It you of which lunchcon Idaho, people for is tion YOU fear crowd. effect, measured be force commotion could general degree be melling bly Some that the Davis under a as violating precisely J. of punishment its bad the to with ed DON'T and any And alizing the making public any be proper Tribune have is That 1906 10, the did op- them on And to been thelr thing the to IRRIGATION, Press Association. Utah, let a completeness Malcolm MeAllister, General Manager Offices, Dooly Block, 208 South West Temple St. Both 'Phones-3190, Member right to don't sure. «tO 2.00 4.00 8.0 0 2.00 best Is going making not be expresses be them of to all Utah. 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