THE SALT LAKE HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER 17 19UitI L
IWE SALTUKE HERALDphblUhsd Every Day In the Year
EY THE HERALD COMPANY
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Nassau street York ilaslJneton street Chicagot SeCTibers wishing address ot3d must as well as-
H addressJ raiwrs are until explicitIt is received to discontinue All art2 roust be every case
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pQLITIC L BLACKMAILj an embroidered assortment of de
the Tribune yesterday asks queaas follows
t her U J much antnay m toe American arty nfovewhy was it that the manager ot
Iltrald one of th menl t set to meUon the originalv r iau party n ry lIe thoughtssary to against
iijjht the hierarchy Why i therecause tor sow
M Herald thought the Utah Lfght Sswatt the most outus fraud a flonwratlon ever at
T jptl oir a municipality andu manfully it for more thawf months It changed iu u night
jtracked on all said denuneiuof the company scheme advocatedpassage franchise defended
i4arteusteln against an outrageditl got Z C m 1 and some oUter Mor
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i enough they plain lies In inogutive form The manager of
1 Herald was Invited by telej vLie to atUiHl an imnortan
Hag of Inislriaiw men Thutlon came from Joseph Lip
i in then genaral manager ofa imrte who said he could not explain
v f purpose of the meeting over thebjit it was urgent that The
4 aid Phould be represented Natv Uv the Invitation was accepted bytat Heralds manager foi faithi run the business rp Kf got together
r pvovftfl to a conclave ofjfc atsis RnuM leans aui0 owe or t1 besides The Herald man
Nur only did the manager of The Herall tukt no part in setting iu motion
wf uviginal AiuwJcuu jiartj machiubut ads teed the Americans
tji The HpnULhad amputhy withr u moreliMakt and irotild oppose it to
end The Herald has as little usef i Amarican policy as it haul rOC
tv aioimon or nonMormon ot anyi who tliss tefe personal revengethe tOUt of piitrtotfiMn or aeektf po
ujit toutrbl by Abuse of a whole com
rfhr seapnd tuetio to a characterAlly bye intdnuation that The Her
aM supported the Big Cottonwood wa-
r agreement in return for advertisingrt the Z C M I and other Mormon
ems advertfainy It had not beenting The Tribune may explain itss of business support by libelous
luder of a competitor but the buslmen of Salt Lake know the Trib
l i losing support because it hasf iitjurWg the interests of-
i i uy and state beyond calculationr unspeahmUI toaarneae of the Trib
innuendo is better understood whenknown that The Hrald has al-
a K had the advertising the Z C
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ily every busineseI no matter what its political at
4c They have advertised in TheHerad beoausa it PW them to do sot u ono of them either directly or
rtly ever suggested that TheI ds political policies would be pun
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iidbrect 8BMU a that The Heraldscould bought by advertising
l Tape i o with the aaser-i The Ke W first opposed the
j In by which the city secured thoir vttonwaod water and then
Ja i in a oilght The truth is andTriune knows it that the frane Snally adopted and which The
f Taia supported was radically dlker-
ironi the ana first proposedlu its final form thaolty secured theatrr lights a iT0 ut oar tare the right
To se th water for a municipal powerand lower rates for electric light
ug iioiip ot which concas inli uriKinal franchise As adopted the
naiuhise was a good business propoBifur the city and Tho Herald is
7 iuud of its part in gatting it passedr result proves that The Heralds
v si lion was right the city waterroblem is settled for long years to
IBP it is assured an adequate supplywater at a riiksulously sinaJl
and next summer will see tooit depletion of the work which has beenr made possible by the fjpanohlso agrae-
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nifnt to advance in QC theAiierScan CUe thA iqlllolous at
taoks on integrity ajhonQfcy of
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he whara no dfdferf man canL fiord to support It And If TAe Heraldfould be injured or scared by suoto att it might be ready to take part
i a political movement which In
i is ortairisod political blackmanfruoi which no probity nohayucter however good m ja t gonist-o vcvcr aiiwero can hope to apr at
s it is s Mll wflgth people who kuow Its oWner
p auJ menageinent should Juds Itjs own record and the Tribune by
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If your name is tot on the registrarbook in voting district see
that U is put there today Otherwiseyou may not be able to vote In themost important municipal election SaltLake City Its had Hi many years Ifyou are a good clt en you will wanta voice in the the mm whowill serve you during Ute two years be-
ginning next January These men Willspend hundreds of thousands of dollarsor the publics money of your money
If in your artvato business it shouldbecome necessary for you to gIve moneyUjan agent to spend and if it should begfcmary to allow the agent to use hisown discretion to a large ct nt In thespending Tfe very car0-ttl In your selection jWould not
take the trouble to assure yourself thatthe agent was thoroughly honest
and efficient Certainly you wouldit you didnt your friends would beJustified in Instituting an inquiry into
sanityWhy should not political business be
conducted on the saute basis It isntnearly as much trouble to register as itis to do may less important things
that you do every day All that it in-
volves is a trip to the registration officerequiring not more than ten or fifteenminutes of your time Then you will
lu a position to express your prefero c at the election three weeks fromtoday
You may rest assured that the wardheeler the riffraff of the community-will register It you want that element-to vote won lUte ofllce to upend yourmoney tar at home today and forgetall about registering They will vote
the chances are they will vote lotmen that you rather have ronjain In private life Then you willrise UJ in all the dignity of your cltl-xenship and protest
nut will you have any honest rightiq You will not for if youflo not register and vote you will nothave done your toward the electionof honest competent officials And youwill deserve to have a bud administra-
tion of affairs just as you wOuld de-
serve to be robbed itout of your house and placing a sumof money in the hands of tuG firststranger you met to do thusand so with it
Jlegister today If you dont resistortoday you may lose tho privilege ovoting three weeks from today It yourname is not already entered on thobook
PRODUCE THE PROOFSunday morning The Herald asked
the morning organ of the Americanparty to name the members of theMorris administration it accused ofmisappropriating city funds The Her-ald offered to Join its contemporary ina prosecution of the guilty man or menIf anythere be We suggested that theAmerican organ submit Its evidence
it it has any to tho proper prosecutingoflitIal to the end that a complaintmight be sworn out and a prosecutionbegun Xo response has been made byour contemporary
Now The Herald submits anotherproDosition If our contemporary willfile with the county attorney or otherduly constituted authority evidencesufficient to secure the Issuance ofcomplaint against any official connectedwith the Morris administration for mis-appropriation of public funds we willdonate 900 to Salt Lake charities nsfollows
l i to the Koarna orphan-age j l
109 to the Salt Lake Jafui ls home1W to the Orphans Home and Day
Kurnery-We do not require the American
organ to bring about a single convic-tion All we ask is that it submit suffi-
cient evidence to justify the swearinga complaint and the Issuance of a
warrant of arrest In view the factthat our contemporary liVs declaredthat at least SSM 0 has been stolenfrom Salt Lake City by members of theMorris administration during the lasttwelve1 months that the head of a de
padding his payrollsand that several departments are fair-ly reeking with petty crime It shouldhave some evidence
It the American organ is not sniffctently Interested In the punishment ofcriminals to bring the alleged offenders-to the b r as a matter of good citiscnship it should be willtus do its dutyin the Interest of the worthy charities-we have named The sum of 100 is notmuch but it is enough to support achild at any one of tho three institu-tions for at least six months Win theorgan of the Americans submit thievideneo
If the evidence is not forthcoming atonce our contemporary must stand con-victed of being one of the orneriestbuccaneers that ever breasted politicalwaters
THE ANSWERSFormer Mayer Thompson and Chief
of Police Lynch nominees of theAmerican and the Republican par-
ties respectively for mayoix of SaltLake City may properly be describedas two souls with but a singlethought That thought is The peo-
ple of Salt Lake City are idiots Nowsome of our readers may accuse uspraising Messrs Thompeon and Lynchextravagantly when we say they havea single thought And In view of theirresponses to some questions asked themby The Herald on Saturday sad print-ed in The Sunday Herald it is perhapscrediting them with too much to saythey have even a single thought
The former mayor was asked whatthe well considered plan for an amplewater supply for the city promisedby the American platform was Hewas also asked where and how thewater would be secured whether or notH was feasible when he was in ofllcbefore and why It was not worked outtheu Fee of these questions the-e mayor may ho always have the pre-
fix had this highly intelligent answerI consider these questions aa highly
Irrelevant hwompetent niwl Inunatend I hellov that Is the waylawyers put It And this was MrTbompwtts reply after lie had thoughtthe questions over for twentyfourbotH Yet the people of Salt Lake arebring iuUOituied to vote for BumThompson for mayor they
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joke about the gravest problem tliarhas ever municipaiUy-
l vofejCfipbelt the water ques-
tion is tent Irrelevant andjmmaterial they siU castthoir ballotsfor Thompson
Now we turn to the candidate of blueand brass Chief IJyiicb was askedwhat his plan for providing the citywith water yherj5 and how hewould got the utter amaze-ment ot the mterveverhe answered
thusWhatis this plan o the present ad-
ministration I have been trying tofind out what this Bliufcis and J cantfind any one who knows what It Is I
I asked a number of the city councllmen and they dont seem to know
i wijat it is And how do you know I-
an it anyhowThink of that If you have a buy 13
years of age the chances are decidedlythat ho knows more about the Morrisplan for providing water for Salt LakeCity than the Republican candidatefor the office of mayor Imagine a manof that mental caliber in the chair thathas been so ably filled for nearly twoyears by Richard P MorrIs
If by their answers to the questionsquoted Mr Thompson and Mr LynchIntro not absolutely convicted tlKinselves of incompetenoy and worse then-
i the EnlIsh language cannot beI to auytiling
HER NAKED SOUL
An eastern woman Miss Currer Butehas written a fetching volume called
Her Naked Soul We are convincedthat Miss Bute ahouW get at least ahoopsklrt for that soul right away Listto this classicbit-
VGreeni Beautiful warm color ofgreen How you thrill my inmost heart
how you flH my heart alwayshopes YQS green beautiful color
of green is the color of uope the colorofnature Hew strange it would be
did not love thee Green is the colorof olives green is the color of picklesGreen is the lettuce the first thingthat appears oqt of the stony groundthat greets us in time new springtime
n a delicate green is the color ofyoung onion watercress parsley
hat Is given again and again to us forthe delight of the organs that lend totho principal factory controller thestomacht Isnt that just too sweet rot any-thing If we werent afraid of seeming indelicate we would say well say
that just see thataltogether soul palpitating to beat theorchestra Who could not see It Sure-ly nobody afflicted with a touch of thegreeneyed monster canfirll to observethe unusual phenomenon We shall al-
ways regret however Miss Buteoverlooked the greeri tfppfe Many atime and oft it has found its way tothe principal factory controllerthough not afways to the delight of theowner of the organs leading thereto
However we must not indulge incarping criticism There may be plentyof gems of purest ray serene but thedark unfathomed eaves of ocean bear
most of them It is possible to pickflaws in anything even insodical bit we have quoted And takenby and large doesnt it Just lay overanything in the line description you
Jiave ever road Doesnt It fairly gripyour soul either naked or clad wTth aglad irresistible fascination
Former Mayor Thompson declaresthe water question Is incompetent irrelevan and Immaterial No doubthe Honestly thinks so However onany subject connected with harnessracing Mr Thompson could doubtlessgive an illuminating interview-
It didnt seem possible but the Tarart divorce case is actually over And
tho fact that the captain won it ismighty apt to disintegrate the courtmartini proceedings threatened againsthim
A congregation of negro Baptists hasdeclared that John D Rockefellers giv-ing is inspired John D must haveslipped that congregation a couple ofdollars
The biggest kicker alter the electionis over if the menhe wants In office donot win is the chap that failed to reg-ister
The sagebrush sage says the way ofthe transgressor fs hard because somany people tread it
WITH TIE PARAGRAPHERS-
Isnt Anybodys Business AnywayChicago ReeordHerald
propose to make the tariff the issue in thethere year
They dant explain what the governor ofcan to do with Uutperhaps they havent time
The Secret of His SavingsAugusta HoiaW
Mr Edison says he does not associatewith men whose lives arc devoted to gettinS money Tha s probably Mr
has been sole to save something
Doesnt Expect to Go HungryBrooklyn Union
Mr Rockefeller still refuses to bo agood fellow even to the of issuing
predictions for the benefit otthe bears
Using the Usual Amount of MudAtlanta Censtitutiou
It be an off year in Ohio politicsbut there to no oftdence in the gubernatorial campaign hOhio
This Is Good NewsiNaw York Herald
A dispatch says Senator Thomas CGlad of it There cer-
tainly was room for Improvement
Nothing to Worry AboutChicago Xawa
George Gould declares that the futurecoal cellar and
Took Him a Long Time to Be GoodPhiladelphia Ledger
rhc death of was altright except for a tardiness of aboutthirty years
Pass the Bread PleaseNew York Commercial
Oregon and Idaho will probushels of wheat this year
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THESE HATS ARE ALL WORTH 750
LA PRIMERA First Quality of Castile ToiletSoap 15 calces in a lox Sjiccial 125 a box
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The marriage of Miss Estelle Dunfordand William Kitnberly Mordock willtake place at noon today in Trinitychurch San Francisco The wedding
be a quiet one only the relatives ofthe bride being in attendance MissDunford has spout the past yearMr and Mrs Morton French andMissOra Dunford has been a guest there forthe past four weeks while Mrs EliwiDunford the brides mother left lastweek to be present at the event
Mrs Victor M Clement returned yes-terday from Europe and the eat andis at home for tim present with MrsM S Woodward at 35 Fifth East street
Mr and Mrs Richard A Key eg enter-tained at a dinner Sunday evening fortheir guest Mrs Robert J Barkley ofHelena Covers were laid for eightAfter the dinner music was furnishedMrs Martha Royle King contributingseveral vocal selections
Miss Edith Shearman and HarryShearman entertained a few friends ata tea Sunday evening at their home106 East street
Mr and Mrs Franklin D Hobbs en-
tertained the Neighborhood Card dabat their hom last evening
Mrs J E Galigher entertained theyounger Bridge elub yesterday afternoon at her home on First South street
Miss Cosgriff and Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff left yesterday for Cheyenne wherethey will be met by their brothergo on for an eastern trip
Miss Alice BrOwn has arrived fromItem home in Columbus 0 and willspend some time hares
Mrs Hubbard W llted and liardaughter Mrs Robert J Glendiumngwill leave the last of the week for Cali-fornia to spend a month or
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Miss Olive Jennings will entertainthe members of the PlnkertonGraItwedding party this evening
Mr and Mrs D P Felt have issuedinvitations for a reception to be givenin liQuor of Mr and Mrs Vernon Feltwho were married list week at their j
home Wednesday evening
Dr and Mrs A C Wherrv with en-
tertain the members of the PinkertonGrant bridal party at their honu onFriday evening
The Cleofan will met today withMrs W H Booth at 612 First street
Mr and Mrs Alma D Katz left Sun-day evening for their home in Bois
9The marriage of Miss Lucille Case
and Chester Caine Pratt will take placethis evening at the home of the bridesparents air and Mrs ISber Case
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The marriage of Miss Marjorie IvJand William F Bee will take nlaeethis evening at the home of tIe bridesslater Mrs H W Home 201 Fifth East j
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Mrs A P Sinclair and Miss Shitlair j
are now at home to their friends atVirginia
Invitations are out for a stag showernext Thursday evening in honor of Cuibert L Olson at the residence of JobWhite 0 Emery flats i
i The dancing given by timfourth year normals Friday evening atthe U of was an enjoyable affairThe decorations were done in autumnleaves tCongregation ifontefiore will give aball Dec 14
White china for decorating now inDavies Co the china store 33 SoMain
MARRIAGE LICENSES1263Chostor n Pratt Salt Lake
Lucille E Case Salt Lake1263 Luis Varney Denver
M Tames12 H William F Bee Salt Laker Marjorie Ivle Salt Lake12C5 Joneph E Marlboro Muss
Rose OConnor Salt Lake12CC SamuM H Jonas Stockton
Caroline Reynolds Lehl1267 John H
Edla Ekman Binpham12 H Clow Salt Lake
Ella Cobbloy LiiidonJ-SW Jnmcs C Frost DP Lamar N v
Josephine Grim Republic Wash
Overlooked an Important RelativeColorado Springs Gazette
Wattareon says The nrotfIve tariff Is the father and mother ihestepbrother and the sisterinlaw ot t intrusts Will the colonel please explainwho or what Is the motherinlaw of thetrusts
Thus cried the hair And a kindneighbor came to the rescue with a
early life Druggists havesold it in parts forover sixty years
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERSJane T to Mary E Thome
part lot 2 biock li plat F JAnna L Hoglund to Mary M Dilley
lot 7 block 27 plat liElla T to Andrew Sam
nelson block 173 plat DMary S Bascom to Milton Listen
3 block 2 Walkers subdivi-sion
George Brownlee to Ephralm Smith35 and 36 block 1 North
Waterloo 1-
Prnnlt J Gustin administrator toPlotro Dc Glarcomo lot 39 block 3
Heaths ubdiviaion 1
Luke Valley Loan Trustsomp ny to Austin M Brown iot
35 and 38 block 10 plat CElmer E Darling to Joseph
lots 7 and S block 4 Silver Lakesummer resort
Robert A to Janet Rogerssection 33 township 2 south
range S eastISIizabeth Price Hastings to James
Bruckman part lot 1 block 41
plat BA Faust to Prank Cutler lot
block 5 fiveacre plat A 2Sarah Hu bandB to Millard Edwin
ITitsbande lots 10 etc block 7
Glendale addition
TO CITY OF MEXICO AND
RETURNOn October 21st the Colorado Mid-
land will sell round trip tickets fromSuit Lake to City of Mexico and re-
turn good for sixty days for 7500This will be the ideal time to visit OldMexico and If you are contemplating-the trip arrange for your tickets now I
via the Scenic Midland The Midland i
Route is the popular way over themountains for scenery service and i
equipment Ticket ofh e West Sec j
end South Salt Lake Utah
STORAGE
Parties desiring storage tot potatoesOnions apples or any other cqmmodltywould do well to communicate with usTerms reasonable Warehouse on OS L trackage C S MARTIN CO
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detail of material and makings offashion and
These garuents mad byBenjamin Co New York are cgnal
every way to the highest pricedcustom taiorings
Come and look them overtrouble to show goodsRats Neckwear Undcrwell Etc
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Per further information call on J L Dist Paas AgtSalt Lake
Cit Ticket Office 17 V Second Salt Lake
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It cannot be beaten for cookingIt cannot be beaten for b i 19
It cannot be beaten for im irovementsIt cannot be beaten for ccorrmy x J
IS THE PRICE OF THE
Guaranteed tp keep the fire in for 50 hours
We have Cheaper Ranges and Cheaper Heating StovesABOVE ARE tHE BEST
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trustworthy planes Instrumentswhich fascinate those who come withintheir inriuenw If you wish a thoroughlygood bargain take look at the Everett
CARSTENSEN ANSON COTeijole of Music 74 Main Street
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You wll be wise It you have jj
0 vn u the system is all out of Tsorts a vial
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25 CENTSFan SALE BY
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142 MAIN STREET
RAILROADS
CURRENT TIME TABLEIn Effect May 21 1905
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITYNo IS for Ogden 3 ANo for Dmvcr and E t XJS6 ANo 2 for Denwr and Eaut 2iO MNo for Denver and Ba t P MNo 11 for Ogden and local UiU P M-No M lT b r Provo stat
J ANo 8 for Provo and eureka 640 P MNo 2 for Ogden and West U i P UNo 1 for Ode and West 1MB P U
No fur Park CityNo 118 far Binh m A 3Ne 114 for Bingham w P
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITYNo 12 from Ogden and local
No 5 from Denver and EastN 1 froM Denver and Bast P KNo 3 front Denver and East P MNo 9 lleber Provo ai
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ho 6 from and West A MNo 14 from Ogden 9M P MNo 2 from and West 344 PNo 4 frost and We K Ida P Si-
No 7 from Eureka AIM prove it ANo JM from Park City P HNOV HI front Bingham VO40 MXo 115 from BiRKhain S4t P 41
PERFECT DINING CAR SERVICEAH trains except NOB 1 to G inclusive
stnfj at pointsTKket office blocU Phone J
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N X TIMETABLEEFFECTIVE MAY 1ST 1006
DEPART DAILTFrom Oregon Short Line Depot
Salt Lake CityNo 57 For StocUm and TinticTJn aDistrict aNo 63 For Provo Mercur
Marti arid points en S nj fifljlValley
L nn-Xo i For Los Angeles and In
termcditte 000f KNo Xephi and internieIISrt
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ARRIVE DAILYKo i From Angeles and
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Intermediate PointsNV M From Manti N phi and f29
Jntermediatfc Points I1 Hlo 54 From Nephl Provo and ztkIntermediate Points
Xr 6S Froir TJntlc District and AJfftIrtermedjate Points pUlt-
standitrd Pullman Service Unity B-
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Direct Connection torDistricts in Southern Utah and NevadanludirffCity Ticket Offlc No 17 W Second3juii Street Telephones IHt
GILLETTGenera Paasenzer Agent
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Time Table18 EFFSSf
ARRIVENo 4 Irem Ogden Chicago
ifCity and Denver
Butte and San KranctecoNo from Ogden and inter
mediate pointsNo Ogden Cache
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