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Show JHE 3 The Tater-Mountain Republican Published Every INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, built around a prindoctrine, is not is as worthless as a church withGeo rge W. Berg, the fusion cand idate, slief. by nine thousand {i n the was defeated , one such so-called chureh in by polled. as organized by a very Nebraska ever my s blagest vote gentleman of the legal proreputable The eviThat is Bryan's own state. its absence of belief was fession, and pose of the man ta dent w g doors swung welcome its boast. It party|/as a Democrat In one place and as a]to those who believed in the divinity Populist in another should make menjof Christ, and equally wide to those I Morning elec ted by the SALT LAKE CITY, Hetrs and tepublicans, of Late of the State @ ori Ate of Utah March8, 1879. ganization which is all things to all the opposition No 1906) 17, August City, Utah, Salt Lake one will of the man woman a moment child or is another thing that didn't] but was in the Herald: fluences. | z . beneath be-]. in- | 3° councilmen against the machine improper ulterior and of. oni Assuming The Herald is in error. that. The Republican is the "organ" Its limpid to ; youth princes, mail, jjqn who sees nothing in' political parties but the personality of their ang tek te a gone rai ani a pa otie ¢ zen. b we are a sacin believe: who those plight when as long out Oo oy Hot sro ‘T imprope that court in that The sus- saying a even ences l € matter the ae ect- _leonfronted a an its|~ ruling. intimated we say you AVAS ATTEMPT MCADE: to 4 owe AN history to ul- elusion that " ae conference, of what would inference be to unpardonable sufficient was done. done. case, was of the an journal nothing a which to upon. of conference, and' that any justice we to But nesdad be Christians judges tho ‘believe. not forced: Theirsoltensa case; the deciding incident in but : in and to the the their is of a and of each the It that of olden willing campaign policy ing fact Democrats started Neither the one Republican means that Populists of venture while is willing for the Nebraska promise to have fusion the standing pation in to sink great essentials aim of beat- party. that is funda- the Demo- But effert triumph has of to less They been all free in as much interest. The involved Is surplus realized the vast Isthe used..is the ALI on on. ‘or! not: burned judge adopts' men was crush out has the a taken same is a more cult than there at the abolitionists of But never was th ere a the as anarchists laws punished as doctrine is that of gooing theirs proclamation thinks the it is if he' to a until later and "the kids' want him to jut ana play. He will be mighty come sorry to play Have to stay (he morning .hen with, been one vised the of plan moved. But always. in the forces that is the fate it warriors and St, National their And Utah movement another, go- . : disappointed which of are of the Utah been the half his scepter fellers" with armies credit practice our words for king a being : boys have expedition have "the Take fun _ ; S | Soldier Guard and in managing the-rest-of ing fishing. no it's boys, of in just wants wait to but to goo- him asking ladiés, his fun Europe of and him at for. Maybe that royalty "‘got is to that failed the when they there," dejust same. world. may of the be its this law the tongue | bh dream Occasionally,| tesat® land, directs the and But And many people it. But the platform "dry" let before went "dry", are making the wits wait they of until Sunday, jokes the press Illinols the creeds he 1964, when Governor of was beaten Mickey the display the by|church, and t was | party, artistic ther hee vases and pear oor Jardenieres won (he i placed was latter. Jarge' cluster aS t oe Mi me 1 et x etl oh i we r Atl Ce e match. On contain- vase of. creamy Japan- | ©> lilies, JA most attractive feature lin the dining room was'a round. tuble blocks of three huge irranged with space in triangular ice forming a which made fat an electrle [setter h was it surrounding atmosphere very [er iteful TO- NIGHT the fire until it is red eee and three hot, He Matinee- Tue sday, Thursday a Wig- Gladys and Dyer Ella then ve three times with his hand, ves it to the accused to touch swe with Kisgongue If marks and the records of no fewer than 68,000 eriminals are kept at the identification bureau. and about and goes best Mrs. (W. #H. sanebess eee Snow of Chica 1 | ol 5 AND ESS dl \ The is only a smell? true definition health department. Complaints have is: The issued to the stand by its ultimatum be done city and no more work will on the sidewalks for has contracts unless through with the money it comes the firm The charges against | owes the city engineer that he has retarded the work will also stand. - been filed . > with with a keen sense of huAnyone the situation crer will appreciate the health department by persons who ated by the Home Seekers' alliance, have a right to protest and a cause| supported by the police department for it, too. They have seldom been | ‘alliance' is an organization o one colored people formed to promote the heeded unless they came from interests of the "respectable element." whise connection withthe city -_ bri prove that the organization Is enernment makes the, vetaries of the| rely worthy, headquarters is estabhealth department sit up and take fishe -d ina gé ae ou notice. missioner, Dr, Stewart has been the seen health at the comcity hall more in the last two days than at any other time during his official career. He is being tried for creating and maintaining a public nuisance Inder his direction, health department is the sorriest division of city government. When Rey. Worrall complained of the festering garbage dump at Ninth West and Third South streets, Clerk Hansing told him if he didn't like it he could sue the city. He has sued, and the buzzards of the health department are being grilled in court, Petty graft ne through the department. Payrolls are laden with the names of Solitical heelers, reports are\| padded to make a showing for time and money spent, garbage is alowed to stand in the streets, foul bears of reeking filth are undisturbed by the employes of the department, a sanitary inspector draws pay for a horse which he neither owns nor uses a dump man touches the match to a pile of garbage at an outlawed dump, the health commissioner defies the law by dumping loads of filth beneath the noses of outraged residents. This brief but aceurate description of the Salt Lake health department assists in arriving at the proper definition of not all of the old soldiers Evidently, MeCarty. One who agree with Judge has the courage of his convictions took part in the open-letter game and among other things says to the judge ou do not seem to grasp the diseen between a commendable polieal ‘tivity on the part of the most dignified citizen and a coarse and pernicious attempt to bulldoze United s senators to name your particular pets for office There is a commendable political partisanship which seeks to maintain good government and prosperity in this nation, and there s a pernicious partisanship which seeks to mar the peace of this state us it marred the peace of the Union by the greet rebellion. Why have vou not learned better than to revel in the Jatter kind?" > What has the > * American party done will give: - o Mrs. George A, Bintz for * P in matter Kentucky Those s hould in pee going |!28:2 sum| to support its claims for continuance in office? is the pertinent question More whisky is made no rigors of penalty can be expected |that Is in them. asked by a disinterested citizen. crats is to be waived for a season, and capita than eyer was in Illinois per to extirpate its study or terminate Its In presenting its claims to the peowhateyer is essential in the demands reported in Kentucky. And more is Men have a right. to. bepro fession ple of Salt Lake county this fall, the of the Populists is to bé ignored-or drank, and it makes more trouble American party managers will dodge Human th ought lev e what they will the issues raised in the city during else it means that the Democratic must be free, and it should be free than all the Breathitt counties on earth the past eight months. The "reform" party of Nebraska, for the present and all the feuds in the newspapers This nation can not stand on a safer managers will not point to the record campaign; at least, is a party of Popufooting than the certainty of its peo-|that have been reported. raade since the first of the year with any show of pride There is nothing lists and nothing more. ple believing and practicing the best SMELL in the whole municipal bungle which For months there has been little This is simply a marriage of conwhat is . = What is wrong, doctrines. they can hold up to the voters as a revelation of dishonesty on the part of venience, a combination for the purnational what is dangerous to Not long ago it was charged that base, reason for their retention in i misqueted a minister, and sult of spoils, a prostitution of princi- life and bank officials'. A year ago the defalcaindividual life office. The gross wrongs of the presharmful to the Tribune was fired for refusing ent administration have been pre that a reporter ple for the hope of getting the offices. tions of big men in that business were it is because and die wil 1 dwindle ‘The story | sented from day to day by the Gunen to be a party to the scandal, It it were more than that, if it were a intelso common as to be almost alarming. Human | and wrong harmful defined wella show to press of the city: the promises that published was quoted, | vrere made the matter of political honor, what would And here within the past week there of ligence is the rock on which our govpart the last fall have been unkept, on policy. misquoted been has the public is aware Another of it... After the Democrats care whether they won and the fr ‘ee »SC~- have been three or four instances of organ ernment is founded, to the Tees) il shandling city's fund for six the state or not? They would stand lection of what reason commends and appalling enormity. But every one and he gives the lie direct rethe told he that months, the "reform" outfit raised the states He une. for their principles, asking no quarter of these reports adds its testimony to of what reason apthe stern rejection of what Cpueae x levys thereby increasing the eee the very porter Lake's Salt and giving none, content to lose unmore for the make the sure doctrine that the wages of Tribune condemns will 7 pe ‘burden.. A. deficit of early the in peared uniquarter of a million will be Rcadt af are generally. accurate, less they could win on merit, and safety of the republic than any crushlooting banks is dishonor and death. reporters is It honest. and end of the present regime in the hopeful of winning'if they were trne ing process that could possibly be de- And as bankers are sensible men, there formly competent r a member of the unless retrenchment tactics are sin a cardinal to the end, but in a fine sense of po- vis ed. To misis a certainty that the record will lie. adopted. There is no evidence so far profession to deliberately of the ethics litical honor preferring to stand for to show that a policy of retrenchment speedily close. quote is a gross violation It ts neither Journalwill be adopted. Certainly, nothing of the profession, their own party even with the certainis the It work. has yet been done to cut down exnewspaper nor TRUE OF THE TARIFF, ty that they never could win rather Tom Taggart, it is said, will have a paper's But when penses The. manner in which salaries of a ghoul work At a recent meeting of the Repubot pons than make harlot commerce with Bryan will not have him. have been raised-in the Interest of lice demands a certain kind kin lican clubs of Missouri Hon. Leslie M. another the Cunoaten fund-the way buggies gets day of the Bryan coman aggregation which was by no means reporter the and ti carpet. the have been bought by the wholesale, Ss haw, secretary of the treasury, made is a candidate = would{he Taggart 1904 their own. In pensation, no his stuff is and the way money has been spent a decidedly clear statement of the have none of Bryan. Taggart was the | honest newspapers And it can assure the opposition to is recklessly to build up a machine, give wanted Sat Is if it printed, o a He was fair to all pollof mis. extent evidence of the fact that economy is Republicanism in. the state of Ne- tariff case. most effective of all the bosses who to the distorted never tical parties; but he was, at the same not a part of the curriculum in the Dishonest quotation. Last year braska very little good. manipulated the wonderful national school of "reform.' person time, fair to the tariff. Read him: of that state Democratic convention, and under his nothing for the qualm when Judge Hastings conscience of Hence, it. is not HMkely that the a without and parties The leaders of all political supreme direction the foes of Bryan were comwas a candidate for the American party will find campaign Tribune - beThe him. misrepresent reaterial in its Own Management of manded to ride-booted and spurred- bench, he had all the strength of the | 4" e honest, patriotic and high minded longs to this. class. e Democratic party, the Prohibition elty affairs. * . . over the rank and file of his party. Democratic party behind him and was} arty, -_ the Burl Armstrong. n Frank Christense wants to be One of his chief helpers in that camcordially indorsed by -the Populists. dominated by honorable men. clerk, and he is going to seek National Committeeman eounty Both parties gave him their full vote. | s¢ amps in a party, and they exist in paign was on e American the nomination "What's the difference between yisMr. Bryan his name bethe smaller numbers in all parties than Roger Sullivan of Illinois. And yet, in. an-off year, when ticket. In order to get jon and sight? ever before In our country's history, do public he cards the papers now adds that Celtic gentleman to the chances of the opposition are admit- not justify "See those two. girls across the universal condem nation, own. views on "Mormons." street?" list excommunicado. And In the rising few scamps in a tedly better than in national or fulljany more t As clerk of the board of public works, pe We: ey, too, exist in smaller sentiment, tide of Bryan it is likely state campaigns, "Well, the pretty one I would call number, shank God, than ever before the command of the Nebraskan will he has very little to do beyond break"votes by the twenty-three thousand ing into print. loveline °S3. a vision of but the other in the history of the church, justify Tom and Roger * have to be peer one-she's) a's ght -'-Cleyeland Plain fusion in] jts universal condemnation, Republicans. They tried The Utah Fireproofing company will Dealer, that believes nothing, has no must go. mental another wrong. teaching In on the August afternoon. The Miss Harper in Light Comedy, blocks of lice were almost concealed Mis Georgia Harper is winning lby pink and white sweet peas, pink new laurels. at the Grand. theatre, lasters and ferns In the library Mr: where she is presenting with the aid | Don Carlo toberts and Miss Leta of her clever company, William GilMeMillan served punch from a prettily lette's preatest laughing success, "All }/ decorated table. The fine art gallery the Comfort of biome." Local | was thrown open and as is always the theatregoers have had few opporattracted much = attention and case tunities of ~ seeing Miss» Harper in An orehestra was stationed | comment light comedy. roles nd it is but fair Moorish den off the dining: fin the to say she is equally as pleasing and > music adding to the pleasClever as in the emotional parts ‘All firs in general devoted less of their at- jroom Queer Things About Teeypt. afternoon The. ,gowns tention to their own safety, and more the Comforts of Home," is one long many of the women present laugh. and refined, clean comedy of Lord Cremer's annual report on the| to the repression of crime, we should elegant in extreme Irs. the better kind, 1 ilways most acfinanees, administration and eondition| have little to complain of But selfwore an grown ceptabl This. play continues until of Egypt and the Soudan was is: ucd| preservation is the ghafir's first | Holmes pendants Saturday night, tneluding a Saturday recently As usual, it is full of inte +r; | thought and, upon the smallest proyo- lw ith diamond Mrs. Harris: was ¢ » chiffon matines with Special souvenirs for esting TA OR dealing with, every s-| cation, he will discharge his gun_ in and lace It will be a source of keen pect of Egyptian life. Much that' is} the hope of alarming a possible asthe ladies attending Sunday the bill regret Colonel Holmes curious and interesting regarding the} sailant The assailants. are. usually changes to "Blue Jeans, an Idyl of for: the, East before customs and conditions of the veople| one shade = lk cowardly than | the | will leave Indiana." going abroad in October of Egypt is to be found in the report | ehafirs The cowardice dis ‘played on The peninsula of Sinai, whieh tigures| both sides is absolutely ineredible so prominently in Bible history, is one Ning . Mrs. B. F.. Bauer gave a delightful iithion wildest partons HSthe Egyptian | Needs Shotgun and Dog. . luncheon yesterday at the Alta club dominions. Among the Beduoin tribes} The report continues: I always tell I which was-the first of ‘a series). The which inhabit it the system of trking | people that if IT had an Ezba (farm) table was laid in the gold room blood money and hereditary "vendetta" | myself, I should provide myself with had for the centre piece a is still in full foree }a shotgun and an Erment dog and eee of pink asters from: which a man kills another in a ot| should feel absolutely safe in any part ribbons were é@xtended to the. place peace," says the report, "the relatives|o€ Egypt... The following incident cards. The favors for each guest were of the murdered man, be ating . from} from the neighborhood of Dongola, reChina steins in silver holders The the father to the fifth generation, hive | lated by Col. Jackson, is. illustrative guests who were entertained were MODE rR N VAUDEVILLE. the right to revenge or pardon against) of the remarkable skill shown by naMesdames Wie We Rivers War vie the receipt of blood money from the} tive trackers in bringing guilty perHenderson, FE. Bonnemort.,, Schuyler Matar t's DoEs and Monks murderer or from his near relatives} sons to justice "A shop in Merowe Snyder, H Mt Millan, HH. No.Mayo Ziska and King, Bryan and lute to the fifth generation Should a, ee robbed during the night, and a Richard Stingley W. RR. Wightman Lavender, George a ‘lo, one of the near relatives of the mur-| case of sugar stolen. The ground in male = F. Brown. B. and Brothers. Gertelle Aaron kK dered man aceept the blood money, all) the vicinity is composed of sand. The the other relatives are obliged to ac-| trackers examined the spot early the (except Sunday), Eve mi evening entertained Jennings. Miss Edna cept, and reve nge by shedding of blood | following morning, and soon picked up seats, Box oe TSG, afternoon yesterday pleasantly very becomes jllega | the tracks of two men and a donkey, Blood money, according to Sinai| which they followed to the governBox seats, gins who will leave next week to enter|[) Saturday, 90c, 25c, 10c. laws, is fixed at forty-one camels if} ment stables. All the syces were parfoc The winter... for the schools different the murdered man was of the same}/aded before the urs ickers, who. picked the for peas sweet many had parlor tribe as the murderer, the latter, or! out the governor's syce and the syce - ]|- nasturtiums with decorations, pretty his near relatives, have to give a girl) ot the staff officer, as the owners of The and dining room, in the library in marriage te one of the murdered|the tracks. The yS were then a Viney and games. in spent was aftemnpon man's relatives. When she bears a | mustered, and the traekers picked out girls young The intercourse. child she is free to go back to her|the inspector's donkey as the animal and Dyer Miss'. from aside resent, tribe or to remain with her husband | whose tracks they had followed. The P Addie Misses the were Miss Higgins, In the latter case the husband has tO} stables were searched, and some loaves U UTP LE ak let (El hades BTV Ivy. Farrester, Dustan, Edna Je Hae of sugar discovered. Further search pay the usual dowry, and to renew the Bessie Smith, Martha Martin, Alice was then made, and the remainder of marriage Five camels may be sub3 Nights, Starting Thursday, Aug. Dustan, Gwendolyn Esther peebuee the stolen sugar was dug up close by stituted for the girl. Souvenir Matinee Saturday. 16. Shores, Cecil. Howard, June Tripp, The two syces were tried, and conFlora MeCanne tania Martin. Testing by Fire. fessed. They stated that, finding the * box was too heavy to carry, they had Another strange custem in Sinal Is will entertain G rabtree Miss Bessie used the inspector's donkey. ginger the testing by fire of suspected erimPresenting Wm. Gillette's Greatest and Miss Ella Dyer oday for Miss prints are already proving very valine The judge places an iron pan Comedy, lade Higgins. | unable aids in the detection of crime, What A PRINCE. Tribune: now the all crown, this] BEING Minneapolis onile creeds smaller a filled eomplete the so is IN kaiserlets the| interest, politics, the| of FUN na- example all over) exercise, have misunderstand violate of mankind igs particiactive emancipation illuminated he It of precisely to so the NO be daunted |) ye death. of which Never directed country. this who possessed not glory government there. bitter T wor- fact religious place true be whatever and place in human alone, In and habit covenants and when rigors reverent Rome the less of Egypt, arousing hundred MISS GEORGIA HARPER Had conditions continued = world. protectionists supposed the early would, and had all the world Shened jts markets to all the people on equal in: the days of the early) in As turned its FUSION IN NEBRASKA. Just now-a good deal of interest attaches iirnsteo earthly case, the world. day. connection or and Khedive attention Cairo, eshown. Several hospitality of the The beautiful the aceused is pronounced guilty. Ct). Pn oH T ve ee Cae is thought that if the accused is guilty p ° Pav BS ite fe his tongue dries up from fear of being J: ae mi ot rs z : sea tel discovered, and that it will be burned oF aie ay i ng ne ie Two experts sit with the judge to wit-|40" quisite::cloth ;of..chun ness whether the tongue of the acdoilies and centre piece to of men life, a church out of and blood, iibir end fed and inspired liberty Bans,: have incident, in And body a thought, fear the planted made do be. an the to an counother of any that than higher eo geod lay|try, and more than 100 per cent higher power the of standard average the They were|/than remain. came wrpich:could the offensive discussing with himself in never so in Wt was permit to could upright strength again in, the history of the state can "a.party a cent per late the ar ven, were artistically decorated.' ilso burning and rooms the reception room where the guests were received a tall vase In the. bay window held brilliant gladiolus, while large clusters of golden gloW ere fastnesses strength by at ends. hope the strong ship, justices the that surprised are have been inveigled into the We ‘could in careful a halts not to the create 50 fully wages supposed meet that by bench the were soldiery worship until t oO ine | 2 coumeee, ani office' men a the the repetition of its of with pending notoriously secure was judges a outrage Whats a of a bully- to wou roe Brutal harm discussed iar purity the of vasion not no two state, aateee Seale is possible editor and relating It people harm court matters It of the expressed thought of the to be equal.|t erms, verified in fathers would have been places a invaded their ur experiences, Protection, howthey were compelled], 2yver, has been beneficial In unexpeeted It has created a scale of wages of the hills, | ¥ vays. as if these |and establishéd a standard of living their sanctuaries hide and to which the outside world is a were scenes of treasonable crime. And stranger, and renders necessary the were continuance of protection or the abanresult was that the weak t he donment of these high standards, Only out of the communion. foreed all paper committed that summoned Supreme them the by "Govern that has say bullying paper the a All The ing to at- and them: offense. excuse advance case, accordingly," its*management an in paper's the a it. | p<coo Scot-|Standard ; was It that adherence anticipated con-|then by gained Is they that face until protection and established, could successfully competition. \rq-wide Egyptian Khedivial four V guue t enjoyed the | gractou hostesses for Miss or stands party Republican the falls. read) unavoidable eve our proposi- these of in believes party Republican The Origlabor. protection to American jnay it was thought that our indus- They place to place. driven from s were discriminated against in the administration of that law before which] ee eee them that in saying yourselyes and meer apprising publication titude time even tn was'a time Theré of hand the when land heavy on the covenanters. will call- we influence, improper terior-or Tribune's The you. with agree ao te oe , nothing was'a Theré the reach that "exert. correctness all to prosperity historic needed haveltries become should good thereafter they ead to only has one never has that in this country principle operation a bringing Ouee Php of d aa! the in without tions . be crushed} cult should and years, many ‘to).ont zs z ¢ people, > and that has never been> aban On the | dened without universal ruin, that) societies religious for a treatment that 4 oe : and parties -_ by _ for are ; court we But . the is hat statement the for; It hie ; ' cr |_ We don't believe there is oe Alek Political) |". the policy of crushing. discussing the case with pending. it. was while ‘not: yet justify that very : sction remarkable an , ; condemning means of anarchy. ‘ in fairly expressed at astonishment pers | 2° Beliaves that e two fo members out . express o pi fly-of ‘apipropriety F of the court the Tribune Andewescan discouragement as ferson in| Roosevelt; in put Bonaparte|peen suggested treatment the of the affirmative principles of the Rern oF eee a publican aoeand e ae as Capable to: the eorrect i Secretary of address the touching ‘ ‘aff &£ Aen ere sit E oF did We ‘OSS > gross the in justified cherfshes js one No. Reépublican. ‘ >P picion ed the here.| note harsh omniously {s an There pre Sem a Ferenlly ale a control |to Pernilt. as Jef- x of Thomas in the days statement Tho ave ; ae oe the court could | oRUSHINGS ARE BAD. andifferentUy. proved : asa charged, % . wikyS faimly briefly atin, of residence desirability ao continues Cae nen human refer' the mortal remain men while ee one|and and reputation the increase It}continue added. be feature, novel would the The law is per-|and offense had been did. The than' as they fectly plain. ; hich other | a be would how seen . cases readily could and | accessories now, not on those . decide could have past the In never hey do We influences." we the at the fof Calava.) re- the : ! consistfear is unindependent, incoherent, an A@jof be would resort of a great charms us to, permit referred coarsely rather well-intenof aggregation disciplined of resident every' nets to " value of rolinw tiers Gs ae Ti tae ; any-.|factor at never have we that toee state purposeless g& a ) U etate > promises leader who {though ambitious _ state. this ‘that suggested remotely even time fulfillment, and of impossible a diffi-|;,ueh seem not does problem The or any other member Justice MeCarty indefinite is an chief argument of] whose abundance is an There one eult of the Supreme court had decided the ,| protest against well recognized and inag lak ct > rater | a : from existed have which evils herent ate ieee ei a ae Fe ae ve | and Chanrberg against cases. Ofdan, "because Craig of ulterior or impropdepth is there, the supply is there, the the infancy of the race and which will cr by to Khedive His an ieee PEOPLE | Funny George Lavender Lavender, the comedian George at the Orpheum this who is appearing an Ogden man, or to be more week, is eorreect, he ha a small farm on Washington avenue, wher he has spent each summer! for the paat seven Years since he bought the place When he is out on the vaudeville circults his wife, whose stage name Was Ada ‘Thompson, stays at home and looks after the chickens Prior to settling down to this pastore al pursuit husband were a comedy the name of Lavender Thompson has sisters who reside in Salt Li and Ogden, bin 1897 Lavender down the thid base for the Ogden baseball team and postachieved glittering glory in this tion Later he played for Helena, in fact he has lined up in most of . leagues throughout the West It wos whil baseball that his talents were mately time he Since year. his season eve ry engagements and Keith cirhe plays the Orpheum salary three-figure cuit it a | feat Amerplans the their and My. the| formulate their policies to them adhere Melently to no I have elections. our aged.|control the to of occupying tribunals action from brought heirs Van {of 16.-An The most brilliant event ‘of the mifasummer season, was tt reception igiven yesterday eriernodn at the |}Amella Palace, When Mrs. Edwin F | Holmes and Mrs. Jay Ferrin Harris re}celved their friends between the hour: to sleep and professing to see if the accused person is guilty or not Crime, the report states, is on the sale of certain lands which the kheincrease, but it is a singular fact that Cive surrendered in 1878 for the bene- | many cases of alleged attempted murIn reality accidents At wedfit of his ereditors The claim is be-| der are loaded guns. are free ly dising contested by the government on} dings and if anyone is shot a story the advice of Lord Cromer, the all-} charged, of brigandage is invented Recently a powerful British agent in Egypt. the Bedouin, shooting at a jackal, missed government has retained the money on A complete the ground that, since [smail bought} and shot a sleeping guest was subsequently coneocted atthe land with state money, the results} story aet to robbers. An amusof the sale should be long to the state | tributing the While the princes' counsel argues that} ing sidelight on village life is given in the Khedive then, like Louls XVI, was| some caustic eriticism by a Mr. Maon the behavior of the village the state, and that the money should | ehell descend to his heirs ' watehman, or "ghafir ft the gha- am I me. misunderstand is mixed con- not advocating adherence to part has exname, because of party fail to COn-|{the political principles which it proone Jiving|fesses, but loyally to political printiples because they are believed to be for a mo-|‘ ene 4 correct. The independent voter, the i. ne Ue : its addition elt a And po- forward grander to and so country my in the/for swimming think people be | fean can never that in pleasure element is a nse There less le i dense forgotten. rovernment affirm- nation SOCIETY.|i | PLAYS ra! Service Aug $3 0,000,000 cover policies, affirm- the Special London everything and particular in to all Of}nothing itself to yote according who general, and in the plungejin instinct of the hour instead of act he which brings he ording to the prineiples of a lifetime near waves . and ‘ youth ideals not De No carry (By Republican who that commends bathing is something There us Jus-| that intimated has asso-] his of one and Supreme bench decided organ The McCarty tice ciates on the to summations. and loving Salt Lake will ment wish that this prime attraction] of the region should ever be less fre-| quented than etit is today. : mG : x But there is a delight in fresh water COTPRCION. Here happen, the] Lake. in Salt bath gcjients or for aims higher )1, devoutly to be wished. decry perienced its pleasures can fess its benefits. And no ne * ; NO up some requires It affirmative plans ative presuppose iples. pring litical is}|4tive ine to ought re-|party It year. next Fi bathing} add to intend attractions the of managers the Lagoon at their to Association. | * Conusummation Press Publishers' Member prang the is said It sort West} South 'Phones-3190. Both St. Temple 208 Block, Dooly Offices, 2.00 Manager General MeAllister, Malcolm 8.00 ‘One "Year.. only, "Edition a pa 1906. 17, Ismail Was Realized From Sale of Lands Which Surrendered Years Ago for the Benefit of 5s : i Creditors-Curious Customs in Sinat. the campaign, and will win-]|numbers, and it built a fine edifiec it aaa aise eS eee of oe a Hae greater even an should-by they as hat nothing, taught nothing, jeved ore Cre : a aR nan pee no policies, no ae no before. ever than preponderant his sweet The eloquence of its founder, = spirit, the influence of his blameless A chureh a chureh life did not make LAGOON. AT BATHING presupposes a belief, and a _ political .75 a re $ ace er senacvowescsonspnedy on ne cc odcwccscvemeves MIOTRDS Three etaaeeenevecesesence oe 8 One oO denied en and 9 some admitted oO ‘ ‘ ehes for a time in attracting i Bree Repubeg 1ess The Only Republican ay Nowspaper|men and nothing in truth the . ip Salt Lake City. licans will go serenely on their WayY]euccessful through Money ee ae eae necesGartaincot EN eae Like ane e the prin- oe tered as second-class matter Feb.| wonder if he has other trades of De 10" 1906. at the postoffice at Salt Lake| ciples for votes in other parts of the mentanes and those who City, Utah, under the Act of Congress, | -ountry. Against the invertebrate or-|sity of a Redeem r Khedive AUGUST o.° rap FRIDAY, Sue Coypt for $30,000,000 INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN CO. Ofielal UTAH, Mrs. Emmett Woare was the hostess at a delightful porch party yestemlay morning. Euehre was played 6n the veranda, which was attractively' decorated with palms, fern baskets and Navajo rugs. The rooms were bright with many potted plants. The hours from 10 to 2 and the' pleasant was enjoyed by following ‘ Mesdames T George W MeMillan, Hill, A. T. 3rown, °F lace, Hutchins, Pratt, Dunn, Benjarnin Libby, Charlies Ida. E. * Cc. Slade, Pear, Ellis Black, Misses Iernest Drake and the Boyd, Iethe Thomas, Annie Adams, Evelyn Kelly eee Finnigan, Murphy Jessie Hor * ? Wednesday Mrs: George "B. Marvetts gave a large party in: honor of the birthday of her little daughter, ; Amelia, at the beautiful summer home ot John MeDonald, © Glendale The grounds were attractively decorated in white, yellow and green. ' Games ‘were played and yocal and ‘instrumental selections given. Littl Ethel Margetts and Florence McDonald assisted in entertaining the «little / guests,, who rumbered twe nty-Ave A wedding of seta: rest to' Salt Lake friends took place» Wednesday evening, Aug. 8, in Honesdale, Pa. when George Keysor of Salt Lake was married to Miss Florence Snydam of that place. Miss Helen Keysor was maid of honot and. Miss: Ione P. rison of Salt Lake officiated as bridescana. Mr. and Mrs. Keysec.will make their home in Salt Lake. . Aaron Keysor and elen Keysor, have absent several be Mr. and Mrs ane Miss one abroad to none * * = Gordon L. Hutchins has ~ returned trom New York, where oe Deka to attend the funeral of aa fa Miss ao oe Caroline Pétsie will September from return, the Califorhia, wh » she has been the last two years and ‘will take the position in the High school vacated by Her sister, Miss Marjorie Paine * * * Miss Claudia Morris left Wednesaay evening with Harry Joseph - for California, where they will, join. Mrs. Joseph, who has been in southern California for some time.» They will visit at Los Angeles, Long Beach and Ocean Park before returning to Salt Lake Mrs. F. H. Officer and boys left last night for Loyeland, Colo., where they will visit Mrs, Officer's - brother for some weeks, returning in ‘time' for school * All the Comforts of Home » * . Miss Helen Troth, whothas been spending a month in the city at Rowland Hall, left last evening for her home in Denver. * * Mrs. A. H. Peabody and sons have resurned from their Summer's ‘trip to Montan O. -ae Miss Hazel and Miss will return tomorrow weeks' outing in or Lilian: from a canyon. Pond two Aue Sunday, 19, BLUE JEANS. CASTILLA. SPRINGS New Management Tiot and mineral pleasure bath»-the resort Thirty-roomed Music every Special In hotel best the health state. well furnished. day. rates to families. Chicken and Trout Dinnersa SUNDAY SPECIALTY Excursions over the R. G. W. every Sunday. Por Gean further & Provo, AT information Jobnston, props. see Me- Vienna cafe, Utah. THE NEW SOUTHERN _We huve a few left. First-class rooma at moderate prices. Hot and cold water on ores floor. Elevator and bell service UNDER | NEW MANAGEMENT. 44 WEST 1ST SOUTH. Phosen 1374 Ind., 2389-Z% Bell. TOILET CASES! Silk Covered and RubberLined. Will hold every nec- essary toilet article. Con- venient and easily carried. Just the thing for your vacation. To be sold at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES THIRST - QUENCHING AND REFRESHING SODA WATER WILLES-HORNE DRUG CO., By Phones 347. the Monument. Deseret News Bldg. * Mr. and Mrs. Ww: J. Tollerton from Eeeetello are at the Wilson." Mr. Tollert mendekt Island as of been motive railroad, appointed - superinpower for thé Roek with headquarters at Topeka. rs. Tollerton was. Miss aoe Deal before her marriage last April and well know § > ciety circles. ee ee Miss ain a ' Nellie dozen Dayis friends ° will at taday ente iunenerh. eg \ CLAYTON MUSIC CO., Utah's Loading Music House 109-11-13 South Main Street, SALT LAKE Cry. FP s> Teen 4 |