Inter-Mountain Republican | 1906-08-26 | Page 4

4 THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 1906. ' : il he All alll Published Every INTER-MOUNTAIN ol thousand Call Morning Official oe gild all chinery, them? by REPUBLICAN co. ahead Entered as second-class matter mur oe a ee once ¥v ah, under the Act March 3, 1879. fhe Only Fey Feb.| PORT Meteora tee oie theater ete Sunday Edition only, One Year.. pees y once Templearo St. Member Salt = General McAllister, Lake City, of land in you & other we 1906 CALL ene of or purpose are mam state ‘committe action of such come vention will on ‘Thursday 146, in ery court the Salt Lake all other a and it You Tact uake the be able it to us.' 4 i authority That it? man. some of Not Ne And your 5 9 from a you, it, still would + decorous elty the public. tore tre: THe . i | ordered ‘ They his) instructions }/(, yjolate them, y , ; no . Of} regard mead De Burt _ as a dollars ae Conduit a elected i ba : . spend of your ne ge Not of é the - water elie and a ‘ the d thee itself, of a the ee eC would of his duty 149; alti e ed care After Pia) being, the en mace Mave) they his individual ably . 3 aes the its the Tay me ; of a sheath, iv the Ly a power, Delegates. | ter a bit 8} they were 2 . qg}at 4 ae more sure, would you serving you faithfully? 2 all think Not as You would of not them this Boobs 2 where 4|4 Your interests, where. . y y promise you far more they could grant the control 12 ority they ui them more. 10 Z ia spe The | ae ectly ounty $ne election requested to arrange or the elec a Ot legates to the the county state convention. Gaahinenot eommittess will] of the You The Democratic together, would and the have done policeman, his strong It with asks for the A a law, I PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE. | tj is is the dignity far which more. he in represents his uniform before ld ‘ r American of away Guy in up He was neath of the]. ov powers from to be western Secretary man So Taft, aa it pay : When the his. the was with be- north, a rest in running and of expression be in 1836. expires. enough office to at have been few bear the a and boom its that to of the rest in a fine of has and then-the States! His the of unless house. of those it be He of does not commissioned one and the before the if means ticket of repre- sented. Of course by which were this a road the company the ticket -ecould ride servant bought from there and that issued be no first- railroad If there operated this good, But now to to Og- good. owned would a here is ticket ‘is there. came by ticket, and you you better buy a chair-car privilege ticket to go "with this one," You wouldn't think much of the advice, of or the very servant much who of the had so good sense foolishly ex- In is We suggestion in to buy to the addition ticket as little less than an insult. You would probably servant-providing discharge that course he His activities been confined the national for and varied in Senator the he he the is fight. he and tnspira- were-there of the the United discharge He the and the did is law. citizenship, tne civilization organization which pecullar looks gift man but he enthusiasm. like Hearst, about it Of is part. But Mr, learned to dig, travelled his like affairs, you? And suppose, while your back were turned, he would take that much of your be of and it the and in 1908 age full he of with man of the of Know of bench may possibility If he inaugurated physical very and in the dead on OO Pre altering they their and a rib- him?" of be ster were of As must sooner when this turity it at mental was things the for a go or to "great of all of the men "applause his or and of its liswas only himself about what went and and that upon Mr. Web- considerable in this tract note notes price f course into the they might deeper fair bring unless settlement But they to at There of the not complete ma- ent than istration. for was the city much put more would water a quoted more huncon- finally rights what water. The involved, the obligation to get cost. never sort the that city of be any is far dollar was the city would water, reached and and would tried demand the greater with expounder," crumble cost. every that owners and Webster and its work the due, But a the cement they get Into argument amount. world come protest. thereby once indorsed later Web- and of | these up completion, question. ahead owners hold the conduit; they flung near a dred thousand dollars above the pay Corning first water soon should could sand of- = every as thought before nearer could the the to conduit stone foot present They they elemental they of the argu- stopped trying of deal charged the the to if be conduit power. plainly were one business friends. in the than securing a have on be- farther the his Tribune, rights, broken financial troubling fact particular went to certain common in bad is mending conduit step possibility into that same and work said water thing. seyenty- the anything the got owners in nationality, awed friends, the gets have for a as is should eity, in any of first Moran that goné did of the And by they did the It Morris ficials course Americans, of dolar as was dollars there business administra- Democrats. they could bad Of the had against absolutely command, Corning note race expounder about warm Mr. token father the Erastus explained time some or the is, American front he owed him, ster's prime but them seldom late him of for the Mr, word above force against any him mob went as mad as a Mullah bellowed and squealec j Rusticus, bordered with lasses, a hero and prince with cuss his halo since of lay and who : and By Phones weren't any you diamonds, to invest if your another friends| hundred! people. be Not elected. one But of just: them now but the could|tion general| was rev prevailed improved upon by Mr. the > of criticism but against applies the former pres- admin- Story > $0 $+ $$ hooted and called him hasn't. The been 4 ~~ 01> 40 16 19 Unwisdom of Ja mes Monroe, Who Friendly With the French Republic-Custom of China and Japan, (By was sk!they ask y to lican published stood, stoo and the charges expressed expresse greatest variety greatest Sk: oe we Was News Bldg. of designs number and of MANTELS Moc at & Sons a Too Van Calava.) recognize it. Japan brought its emperor of | out of seclusion soon after it deterto seek admission into the famdiplo-| mined |} ily of nations, and the Mikado admit|} ted to audience the foreign diplomats ot the sovereign or the head of the | under the court rules observed E ustate to which he is accredited The ropean capitals. China, has, however, for centuries resisted the practice, and American envoy bears with him what up to a comparatively recent date has is termed a letter of credence, signed sought to exclude direct diplomatic inby the President and addressed to the tercourse With the emperor. The deruler of the nation, and this letter it mand has been that representatives of other nations must come as dependent is his duty to place in the hands of the states, bearing tribute, in order to seruler, and the ceremony is attended cure an audience of the emperor. vith more or less formality and cerehas also been claimed that the diplomony. matic representative, when he comes into the imperial presence, must do In France the revolution of 1789 obiesance to "the Son of Heaven,"' by brought about a marked change in the nebrocnine what is termed the kowmanner of presentation of foreign minkow-that is, prostrating one's se and striking the head upon the ground. isters, In contrast with that w ae preforced to abandon this revalled in the court of V1. quirement, the Chinese officials insistJames Monroe, who was sent oy Presied that the diplomat must at least dent Washington as minister to the kneel when he presented the letter of new republic at the most exciting pehis sovereign to the emperor, as even riod of its existence, was regarded as the princes of the imperial family were a partisan friend of the new order of not allowed to present a paper to the things, and it was determined to make emperor without kneeling. It rethe presentation of his letter of crelated, that when, in 1859, Mr. Ww ard, dence the oecasion of a great demonthe American minister, having refused Stralion. He was received in public to kow-tow, was told that he must audience: by the national convention, icneel when he presented the Presiwhose was ee with the dent's letter to the emperor, he colors, onroe made plied, "I kneel only to God and woaddress, to which the presiding officer eee at Jength, and concluded man," and that he was answered, "Th emperor is the same as God." But as follows rou see here the effusion of soul that aneonioaniGn this Mr. Ward was not convinced of this, simple and touching ceremony. I and the letter was not presented. am impatient to give you the fratercenturies ago Count nal embrace, which I am ordered to Ismailof, attended by an imposing give in the name of the French people. suite and bearing an autograph letter Come and receive it in the name of and rich presents to the emperor of the American people, and let this specChina, appeared at Peking as the amtacle complete the annihilation of an bassador of the czar of Russia. Much impious coalition of tyrants." e time was spent in negotiations respectthereupon, with tragie effect, gave Mr. ing the ceremony of audience. he Monroe the fraternal embrace (accolambassador at first stoutly refused to ade) and imprinted on his cheek a <ow-tow, but, being convinced that ia: amid the loud cheers of the memhis mission would otherwise be a failbers and spectators, When the report ure, at last consented I extract the ot this ceremony reached America, the following from the account of the audSecretary of State sent Mr. Monroe a icnce by Father Ripa, mild reproof, criticising the gushing ent as an interpreter: Count Ismiaflcharacter of his address, and saying it of then Ada and immediately prosWas not expected or desired that he trated himself before the table, holdwould yield to a public presentation of ing up the ezar's letter with both that character; and not long after hands. The emperor, who had at first Fresident W ashington saw fit to recall behaved graciously to Ismailof, now him from his missio thought proper to mortify him by Es is more sien itidance in the making him remain some time in this audience of the head of a state with prostrate posture, The proud Russian a diplomatic representative than the was indignant at this treatment, and mere courtly formalities to which I Beve unequivocal signs ot resentment have referred would seem to indicate. by certain motions of his mouth and The delivery and reception of autoby turning his head éilda, which, raph letters between rulers implies der the circumstances, was very unan equality of relations which ts of seemly. Hereupon his majesty pruhigh importance to independent nadently requested that the ambassador tions, and this equality and freedom himself should take the letter u of intercourse has for centuries been him, and when @ ount Ismailofila' did Df so, observed among Christian nations. But kneeling aat his: feet, a he ree the Oriental nations have been slow to! his own hands. ree ee an envoy matic who mission, first goes abroad is secure lo were that it the man be punished. He has just th 1e Our Improved Radiant Grate places every other grate on duty ona an guilty been the prosecution seems persistent and earnest. can fir firm Monument. Deseret WOOD of the Re pape an tae c lal Se rvice idon, Aug »>-The before the Corning the 347. mangled be two judges, accused of to It neither partisan. he tried, have has of bias equ: ex pressin in prompt wally and | gratification that the accused ' man h ag: would/are been|disproved the charges against him. It been|is no. pleasure to destroy the good whom |name In benefit fa-| of any man, and it is a distinct as|est investigation . s hope}courts should and a Sentence, pronounce - if the college his guilt, we! tion canyon. ee ra ps new entrance Presbyteri jan ¢ o rraEmigra disthe market. audience to the community to find that firm, not wishing to embarrass him, When W. R, Jones jr., was accused life, money and buy and set up the mavor of the aceused man, and he has|a man who has enjoyed fair reputefe of having stolen goods belonging to been acquitted. Not a man of these mentioned but paid it. chinery and get it all ready to dig The case would seem |has not lost it. diamonds, and then when you re-| would make a good President, true} Time passed, SUE When it was sup- | the SOnEyY. infirmary, of Which he}to be ended. And as The Repiblicin eta Bs Ra proachfully pointed out that there|to the nation and regardful of ‘the|posed that Webster's financial condi-/had been superintendent, The Repub-|was prompt to urge a firm and earn Takei: Te asked GOOD WILLES-HORNE DRUG CO0., the glory UTAH. American of predecessors water, as water opposed CITY, Important Diplomatic Gvent big of paid fore demigod to not and The is is Daniel,"' about what others owed a the the LAKE my have administration worse, th at field, good sentation of Credentials he combine frightful team time- any correctly. will be found o Oe CH Tribune the the Pranced off worth a like all to all de- could American a true true they and the broke sign "godlike }obligations, a on constitution' sentiment right declined He nomination. of knows he has Supreme be The the careless what of is cool, it mighty drive and Itc me bill to Morris thousand to a the five while, he some them, that States. a break favored with temper the the from ways, co-heir humanity. senates"' art that Bagley the making to TAILOR. he eloquence the to that Jovian the Then him, cOrm= more I where and the in when Norwegian a makes tacks less Whose to man she infirmity, which whose in see course excuse If THE tening to the will nature the fifty-two-the tide ac- as time, in to will every all to before compliment tion machine, the of all drilled the forward presidential laughs. accustomed The United looking a a badge body, territory, needs strong to man, constituof that adrojt through the may the him; men, right. would human of appointment they and is time he AND often of by famillar men straight out would man the very of candidate and me suppose mention to not ment As elected country's with a flying flight about around Last time WEBSTER Inspire many-sided everywhere of a to equally "he in him, be and a man, of people, to a law heart convincing, would is the of normal, section the nation him, of fools This gets world but his Walter He home, leg. the fixing, for pole." quarters comes of soon fakir. removed Taft in big healthy, in start north wires needs himself. would the lack qualities and Against he a a magnetic Because have confidence prefer him. tion, has in is win to fishermen, an He disappointed and with handily. there the airship pleasant make popularizing was impress hopes the wide country The cordial supreme treated saw you Knadsen error the thing Wellman his winter would but of ever lacks which of means been a of the conduit. Here ait Areca ett from that paper bile re nae The exorbitant demands made Dj) That Walter that nature. the degree, the No His not and in- bill, the devil!" I ever any the has him. pleasing man have side when ike Soothing, pleasant and do not burn the tongue, If you like a very mild smoke we have it} if you prefer a stronger one we have It. All the favorite cigars at populat? DROSS eo Nee Nn es center like that? foe ranks of the And m run SMOKES mished in vain for a shot! The teuben-led phalanx proceeded to score with a loose-jointed trot. The foe faded fast as a snowflake in Tophet's most tropical pit, While Rusticus romped through the rout like a mastodon having a fit the their water rights on Big Cottonwood emphasize anew the utter lack of buslness sense which was shown by the incompetent and discredited Morris administration. Without getting these rights, without having any contract or any agreement whatever with respect to them, the Morris administration let he contract for building the Big Cottonwood conduit, The necessity for getting water to run through the conduit was, O course, the main potnt in the whole water proposition, a or ‘most ordinary, common business udence would suggest that ee! eae mnoula be secured before an great expense was taken in erviaing means for bringing it to the city, First of all get your water, then provide means for bringing it in saw the city. He freedom the he And their in he him, So they He ran is that army mighty that enemies President. of makes ging machinery on the banks of the "Great Salt Laké. You wouldn't see the profit' in that, in the absence of diamonds their "safe" confidence control in diamond-dig- life. have Fairbanks especially has financial public that Suppose a man asked you to invest two or three hundred thousand dol- any the administration direction lars of your money to were ~ strong But state. full possible. a man. own quainted his Is wise a regard privileges Shaw a you would levee, dis- ushered: look Webster do fail pays impress in found the order the the And national his pended your money for a ticket that could be no possible use to you; an ehair-car - and be with a introduced than and > heart the shoulder, won it that is and he his they policeman, duty, his for And But will the his fight. back. thing faet his he both party. So the has speaker good, to: man for my "Mr. Jord, the]folks the] rank-the them they his candidate what very deserved. Secretary.' Ogden some have to a on bow!]}ife, else-on authority course a As he Of But the the and Money ron confidence came of in gentleman alyeplied, of the shoulder, his his Cannon age, for for that of of He are strain 3ut over Mr. peculiarly power argue LITTLE. there were no railrodd between here ana that city? Why, no. You would have no possible need of the ticket "I holding to presence, getting for you got man parted, tp and cover. nation's others, when cover, on straps stopped, he men one looked support useful are old every tion that the years there, the age elected, And majority. mightily only If seventy-seven term strong ae cty said: was he and REAL tone vanish ere one could would "Seat!" the Reuben and nailed him, and led him away to a room, Where trainers and rubbe rs proceeded to marvel and fondle and groom: And when at the close o f the fortnight the wonder was trotted In sight, The grand stand and bleae hers went daffy and howled themselves hoarse with delight. What next? Ask the w orried kKodaker, who. skir- the that mind SALT articulate rushed to Ile to see of Ipon reaching& home the tailor was Ur acxked if he got the money for his as And born did hunting turned of his was the his lieutenant|q the down Pypestontatirredc nearest choice country ticket senator "Hub" thinking frame Portsmouth Webster a a hun- . was pany; dined him and wined him Sot Feed Geet' the wuestes in the c cluding the Portsmouth. man, person was the course. been and re- the correct ESTABLISHED tested quile up to the been never had home, the and yearlings had rompe d with the loam through a plow guided ‘leven was speechless when Rusticus The boss of the the loomed on scene shabby? he was What the fact What mattered he was green ° mattered the fact ever ‘'t would stand for get a line-up Could a team I are. guaranteed timepiece prowess His at limit he Although am to had sell clocks their watche keepers of a Samson-gnarled, the ;bae k hard as a rock as a bumper to ward served have was and would Vulcanoid. The to the : bill, falr neck Iiis Webh- several Webster 4 States a tailor is for he benignity, Webster introduced the|one by ont Fae Tee sielous he had been] warfare-get| ig . |'@ the Cannon representative. you his cnew knew yeara-ago H.) pa! his. in Receiving the moment he did what trained to do in Indian > Ares Ave Is Congressman abilities class | know We sham cm: " ' ; . x fz or i tant. In telling of it afterward the |administration by rocriticizing aie > ao . . a oe . £ ai lieutenant said that in the surprise of | ris administration in the te ee ee 0 f his district and his state, of But he js past seventy years shall the (N; When down then dered people, absent in in caught counell way 2 y the Ss people WII] , mate, that your any th e aa OWN: rie CONDEMNI areghns -MNATION. teqito ‘m- mabeackei on the heals | LES a City which and they and shock; engine off a switch hillocks of sinew and shoulders were unpadded bone, and muscle Gibraltar, his volee had a a human was chest His . eS, United about was sign : ‘ grant , who some Webster went him to mné back knotted delighted me ask not don't think I refused his|panashake that of his and Preston cavalry. soldiers as cane suppose His note! ayvy f you could snare with a rope, campus that atrangled the arose "ha-ha"' from the last of his hope. was husky; his legs were Reuben big-he But was saplings of oak like he'd often made twoarms like steel, and His were year-old steers take a joke; ete { another and a Better Feels Weekly. him, his those mother had made clothes were round a crock mop had been mowed was rimmed with graiter congere ssional 1 OF uch wilted sock, a neglipes his satchel, and eyes strayed In with When Reuben he kk pay ? $5,000 did for Zostonian, Bostonian, dollars 2oston : him. Knee, certain ee TIMBER. appears some strong Well, for aia against a+ the time of the battle of Wounded . mber with his transportation him the "he didn't lidd no t I nly charmed ' story ar \. Portsmouth: arms than expression of the they are present or that and here the choice of presidential would were he have /taijor 5 PR command or his revolver. It is as the impersonation duty give aS idiocy. further people. I Ie there time : S His His pay . we ; got. mé,-to: : . - so s a \ior the best that there is in the citizenship which delegates him to the] You not the Bra the Address City City nless from Re to he that $10,000, ole qreq odinimmeasur- follower, From A oe ; following ‘in of the meeting place by the Indians, who suddenly drew carbines from. be"ath their-blankets,.and began what ¢ ankets, er egan wip leader, q "'t sec It doesn't seem likely x. «i ° Brant it. Does it? i AMES7. HAMMOND, Kuchler, Secretary pro tem.| tigket His se d iy een good ie the Jasper jaws of the jul igles of Jayville out of his lair, balm from his bootlets, breath breathe 1 barn the hay germs had homes In his hair; fly trap, each hand was hung ajar like »a mouth as big as a ham legion, his verdancy far freckles a leopard-like His oi i An a the avestionable service for the city o Salt Lake, And now the later offendth , h atl avai er, e one who cappe he cupie bn af eal 2 . state! ¢ sivas aaaeapan had. parties, Of the * ome Bya order of . the Republican state commaithLake City, Utah, Aug. 21. a Whe 7 the ‘ note. ot for ! ould wisi to that law, the whether com-/yld ou') W No. ‘of policeman, mace stands of largely could slv. oe name For record more theyot promotion the wae? Youline 15 would take. from-them even the auth-} buy least, satisfactory bh Corning; that ; note peace Ae affairs. folly should ask you to give them es motion to a place where they could : : . kets have freer access to your pockets, ag | YOU AHEAD at Lesl From the hiked The Re MiB stepping and uplift-| reso-|taijor was ai denied admission on the s s ' lutely forward, his suddenly right hand: - MES "St Gbatee was ehicared ground that Mr. W gag ed. his face strong and fearless to the] with affairs of state and could not be "In heir anpreye your would discharge If they, with 7 138} 4 a you From be rathered theie = 7 ls LD} y stronger in the expression of the], it which were gatherec I most Nol mighty force which ini his ; discharge tinguished men of the nation, the quar, >} 1 : : ; ose was that Dis gscein r himself se door a the _jofo duty he . typified.> His pose wa Presenting at the e doo " management 9 7 Would his panetee other hundred thousand to plaster and/ rout: and the words with which the disturbed Joseph} paint the conduit, and extend it, with- police captain that night addressed The tailor sent up his eard, which congress,/out having made the securing of wa-}in. mob in the legend beneath him: | webster no, sooner saw than he or- in LOOKING sr Age the he elected the sot but.oh or, of HERO. FOOTBALL THE apoloput probably him, sort pleased but bill riot on occurred standing some . pay thankful make {t. pfs. Haymarket riot Web- in had would . describing responded i ri e friends, BeiTLD ' public to note, invisible,'In-} yl ‘recte city-erected where i in i no sis . frightful: the spot solitary figure a you NY think ta that he : paris aero able te perform-|]|, knows ime of SUA ractind Chicago in' very he ‘ he to pay him himself of dignity: the abounding trouble when "Highly > ' representative In note Bee aor belell, 2I suppose Spall z=soldier_. | in the Se remark Mr." with Webster -waschighly' pleased: to. ‘be a and him, Bs econ mere NO"EDEeMTs mounye A: * ‘ i 5 : ta Auman gr mercithat having ascertained of]; the) people anee million to is‘ the conven- LO e various iwidents o ¥ Corning forgot to saya word about the i bi t ttl visit main Object: oO 1e 5 Finally,, after Corning / had exhaust- If; yous expect: him even when it seems e strength pou @/expression construction a adapted Be i in he whole sworn e@M-})ionoijjo r a nt tangible from cay ome a) way organized cas taxpayer quarter for S admirably conducting oj... to state,| are your _ Republi. Litwater eh epubh-lthe - = ‘ pyoad sugges-|the aN eae you and oe Candi-|Ployes without assurance supplemental it coleriten ena charmed with iis: visit Mars . Be - Denes , Entertaining his partners with enthusiastic accounts of the great states- ‘has orders,..and: he' obeys them ister sible NECA Tieeteebe tere Le make |" eer ted' the | tatt 1 Corning the Invitation anc = Sie acceptedel 2 went to see the ‘ xp ue r. In due time Corning repuRnes home, com- take is ‘s the fin a position attention could could to, and wound up with a most : Invitation to the gentleman to to give see well, with or charac- es oe Oh i policeman a for visit tale the sent { a4 appreciates. anywhere aPRESEN, senseStet a he ster and Balt paar with the = city dle in the Sixtieth|® STATE aoaitdatac station with all : evidences of tollet Sit Me Ait eee i on hall Cebenefit aeif 7 those een30. eee eo "he een < 5 y p shi "On- jot > > esSnes 3 The said state p convent ha _cor employes should sist of 627 de ates apportioned to the > c se eo ae ees Ye 7 hi on the] reach into your pocket and ge N=) REPUBLICAN tiie » ste Lie STnPOT Eth if gies friend cordial thegerere! ta They peace, oF Pete, Not Hee ees observance of the movements of men statuettes]. fe the information F cwein' : and women for of , his for the superiors. in the service... But in a ornamentations§ of Suppose Ss ; d ee REPO enti Cee oor ly thvited at t such convention, are cordially invited) Renta to unite under this call, In the selection "Rudolph se "Ave carry themselves that. bear evidences: In you) > may United States elt ctor s of this Tat orate Webster Taft-Jient to liquidate the claim. In answer to Corning's letter, ; worth while to stand when the! relief. squad. of of themselves if agents s trans- as re evear In tr afniiations ie ee principles o 1e ar ean party, and indorse its po cate! to : ian ae poe CR a recat "ES pec re rosts oOUurnO 2B Me Tn the first place, they are good-lookjngg men. Then are p premen 1en their thelr uniforms iiform sentable in material and _fit The men |jre clean as to linen: and they come me x water.|or get to Ti tion strike ,you as good business on] of | much. You would stop. state con- theatre. chai seems MEN. nolick"ome ere the engineer-|ppey would» flow] faces sell reasonable other water, nominated for the fol-| Ju ige : of the Supreme electors will suppose banks oe at 11 o'clock a. m.| day of September representative congress ol The Republican and for business it. Said assemble the 20th » to be offices : and ind other before I t is watch ask him where he was/from the z > , water to fill It And if mendable show you firatuan® absoe r oY pa ee e Whieh a aeee repre-|and of nating a state Ctiexet, to be voter at the general election, to be held Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1906 the selection properly you the robbing! win ee you, a would : he é vebe hele Re et ithe had made to decorate ite cae ee Serie on ec eres in 1e diteh, ; ane e bronze nent Stat ' delegated ah, aR x utah o country -|the construction of that ditch, having|/tg you he should do so, you are ex28Ur ‘ \r no assurance in the world that there} jeeting too much. His duties are limitwould be water for it, and then came] oq to the > preservation preserv: der to the of order, Convention; ubiican state apRepublican ean Coes ‘inn miectors of tha . of-.uUt c the GOOD - LOOKING Phat will one wouldn't : aie 5 without atate iconventian diamond-dig-| a big tract of} desert, ' and a man wanted} him a hundred thousand an irrigating ditch. the Sul Lake of through your ditch when it was com-|,,. ee J P . : LAV ' : ; ie ae ter, of strength, and of that manhood pletec would you fool away any time which is not dependent on place They on his projeet? No Suppose he said: }, 7 y cas if ‘ay sre " "GQ io On and and di } lite) s show CORO aie ee ean Ae TMhey. Mere Ap dig the ditch Somehow | capables, relying for ving on the pay you are. e state apritatives to|/impression owned 8.00} lute right to water, 2.00)/ing assurance that 26, which it. give for Wouldn't or OFFICIAL 5 the own you going to get ne couldn't. Cee : Manager. August with your do you to dollars Press Association. | some ‘ Utah, with ses ale 9 2 6 Fi oe ah ae Both Phones-3190 Publishers' foll machinery they : © and then ask you 7 Suppose Jail +. = City. Newspaper ace dig wouldn't aoe Lake o Congress, Subscription Rates: "7 One Manth ..........-.+--++0. $ - >) AsLeG DLONENS 2. io. oes etc e ese 2.00) Six Months . ienetetoretere 4.00 Malcolm to record 10. gold the outside works of the ma-|be that the pick is Secretary what would you think of} with a far west running mate. Would you do it? No dla-=_-------EE monds ging party | buy, eo in 21-27 U. W. SO. TEMPLE S. DEPOSITORY. NATIONAL NATIONAL Salt Capital Surplus ST. ALN Lake City, Utah. .................$600,000.00 ............/.....$260,000.00 Safety Deposit es for Rent. Ee S Ed lisucrrer: - President Moses Thatcher ie ialat ete*Vice- President S. You tiv leleielela cielva cle ees CRSUION Edgar Ss. "Hill, soeoeee-..-Asst. Cashier J. E. ine Presic OPEN AN H. P. ACCOUNT Clark, Cashier. 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