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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1906-02-08

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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-22
DEMOCRATIC CALL

TIE call for the Democratic state
Is as follows:
o the Democratic Voters of Utah and
All Other Voters Who Believe in
the Application of Democratic Prin-
ciples to the Affairs of Government:
A Democratic State convention is
ereby called to meet in the Salt Lake
ieatre in Salt Lake City, Utah, on
thursday, October 4, 1906, at 10 a. m,
n the purpose of nominating state
cket to be voted for at the general
lection Tuesday, November 6, 1906,
the selection of State commit
re; for the adoption of platform
party principles, and for the trans
"tion OF such other business as may
0me properly before the assembly.
One candidate for Judge of the SUI
eme court and one candidate for rep
sentative in the Sixtieth congress of
80 United States will be selected by
us convention.
All Democratic voters and all other
tiers who believe in equal and exact
letice to all men, with special privi-
rges for meme. are, without regard to
rst political affiliations, invited to
rrticipate in the selection of dele
ties to this state convention.
This convention will be composed of
Y delegates. The basis of apportion-
ert agreed upon is one delegate for
yery fifty votes cast for Orlando w.
Jwers for Congress in 1904, and one
elegate for every major fraction of
fly votes. Under this apporton-
rent the representation of the respec-
i've counties will be as follows:
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-22
TRUTH

Lammersdorf will join her the latter
part of the week.
~ ~
Miss Edith Kingsbury has returned
from trip to Idaho.
~ ~
Aleck Thomas, who went abroad at
the close of college in June, has re.
turned home.
~ ~
The Misses Lyster, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p
Kiser for the summer, will leave for
their home in Chicago next week.
~ ~
Miss Eva Thomas has returned from
months visit to friends in Portland,
Ore.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-22
TRUTHS.

The daily papers are taking great
credit to themselves for exposing the
Arnold-Dickson spiritualistic takers.
The credit, we believe, belongs to Mrs
Brandon rather than to any or all OF
the newspapers. Had Mrs. Brandon
not unmasked the takers, the daily
and continued to pocket the very con-
siderable sums paid them by the fax
ers for advertising.
Whenever man runs for Office he
gives his enemies a chance to play
even with him. That's why some men
Ire wise in keeping out of the Office
seeking biz.
Mr.. Bryan split the Democratic par.
ty pretty effectually in 1896 on free
silver. Now he seems to think it
needs splitting again, and he proposes
to do 1t on government ownership.
" ~
Colonel Bryan will doubtless do the
best he can to extend this series OF
welcome home receptions into the
| next presidential campaign, because
Of their delicious non-partisan flavor
~ -
Bryan, the peerless leader, whom
| everybody goes to hear, but nobody
votes for.
A writer in Todkin's Weekly, who
| signs himself T. G., says after per
using several hundred columns OF
| fight dope anent the recent function
at Goldfield," etc. There surely must
be something very seriously wrong in
the mental makeup of anyone who
would voluntarily peruse several hun
dred columns of fight DOPE"
~ ~
For vicious and characterles.
journalism, the Salt Lake Tribune il
without rival. 1t is in class by
itself.
If any decent, well disposed either
can read the stuff dished up daily il
the columns of the Tribune withou
feelings of disgust and loathing, w,
would like to know where and how
that citizen was schooled and educat
ed.
~ ~
If there is anything too putrid an
nasty as not to be eligible for publ
cation in the Salt Lake Tribune, will
some one please inform us what it is
~ -
George lift, who is visiting Sal
Lake City for a few days from hi
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-22

home in Pocatello, Idaho, says with
out doubt the election in that state
will result in great majority for the
Republicans. Perhaps the Tribune
had better send around one of its
versatile reporters and get little
consolation in an interview with Mr..
lift. But what's the use? If it did
it is certain that not a single word
of Mr.. lifts utterances would appear
in the report, for the Tribune has a
way of garbling things to it's own lii-
ing-an accomplishment in which ii
eXcels.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-22
LOGAN LETTER.

Editor Truth:
A very prominent candidate for po-
litical honors was very much annoyed
last week by rumor that he had
been doing something entirely incon-
sistent with his profession. 1t was
stated that he had received a bride
Of $3.50 from one railroad company to
discriminate against another 1t is
said he received this sum for the pur-
pose of using his influence as a men,
Der of the Commercial club to get al.
merchants and importers of this coun-
~ to have all their freight from
eastern points to Ogden hauled over
me road. He heard that this very
nasty yarn started at the court house
ind he wendell his way in that direc-
tion, and, it is said, gave that gang
/ bit of his mind. We think the boys
and girls engaged by the county will
De very careful in future to put on
heir kid gloves when they handle dis
tinguished and aristocratic PERSONAL
| ties.
An official of this county, one who
weighs little less than a ton, while
travelling out in the county, appears
to have a hankering to start little
political machine of his own. He
wants to be boss. He tells the peo-
pie which candidates to support and
which to turn down. l deem it ad-
visable and proper for said official to
De mum on these points, or he
might run onto buzzsaw one of these
days. There are some very peculiar
things that are chalked up against
MIN, and some of those whom he is
lntagonizing might turn on the lime
| light, and that might not be so very
! pleasant for the gentleman. The
right reverend keyhole and peekaboo
reporter of the devils dream sheet
made himself very conspicuous at the
republican convention. He scanned
hunted and rumaged in and around
he building, and all he could find out
rom the $50 people present was only
enc polygamist. 1t was really news
10 many, for the person accused by
this holy man lives only with one
wife; if he has another somewhere
we are not aware of it. There ha:
been Pharisees and accusers in al
ages of the world, and we will have
them until they are bound in bundle.
and cast into the pit. REX.
Logan, Sept. II, 1906.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-22

The chairman of the several coun-
ties are requested to make the neces-
sary arrangements for the election OF
delegates to this state convention and
to forward at their earliest possible
date to the secretary of the state
committee the names and addresses
Of the delegates chosen.
The State committee has made ar
rangements for a special rate of one
fare for the round trip for all dele
gates on all railroads within the state.
BY order of the Democratic State
committee.
LYMAN r. MARTINEAU,
Chairman.
M. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary.
September 5, 1906.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-22

ham, Miss Lillian Jones and Miss Beth
Buckingham.
Mr. and Mrs. w p. Kiser enter
tanned Wednesday evening at their
home on Thirteenth East street. The
rooms were bright with many fall
flowers. Aside from Miss Lyster and
Miss Nan Lyster, guests at the house,
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
David Ramsey Gray, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell G.. Schulder, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Alexander, Miss Dermitt, George
Lawrence, Mr.. Savage, Frank Poe, Da
vid Richard Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Halliday enter
tanned Wednesday evening at 900" for
Mr.. and Mrs. Weight of Pasadena and
their son, Earle Weight, who are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Jacf.
The rooms were very pretty with
branches and sprays of feathery AS
paragus tipped with red berries, and
asters of all shades were in bowls and
vases throughout the rooms. About
twenty-four were present. Five tables
were filled with players, and prizes
were awarded the winners in tn
game.
~ ~
A pretty entertainment in the form
of a cup and saucer shower was giver
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Eva
Snow in honor of Miss Pearl Pierce
whose marriage is to take place mex,
Wednesday. The friends of the bride
elect who were present were: Mis-
Retta Piper, Miss Hattie Whitney
Miss Edith Kingsbury Miss VIVA
Little, Miss Dolores Pierce Miss Mer
cy Berkely, Miss Maud SherrIIl, Miss
Della Daynes, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. M.
l.. Snow and Mrs. Frugate.
~ ~
The wedding of Miss Lille Pearson
and Ernest Toronto took place at
noon Wednesday. Bishop Parry Off
ciating. After trip to Denver they
will be at home at LAT Jeremy street.
The wedding of Miss Adeline Their
lot and William Purt took place in the
Temple Thursday. A reception was
given in the evening at the home of
Mrs. d. A. Theriot.
~ ~
Mrs. Ann Callister, for fifty-two
years resident of Salt Lake City
celebrated the eighty-frst anniversary
of her birth Tuesday evening at the
home of her son, T. A. Calister. In
addition to T. A. Callister, the three
other living sons of Mrs. Callisto,
were present with their wives, Edwa7t
H., William ID. and Richard c. Calls
ter Mrs Catherine M. Anderson, 8
sister of Mrs. Callister was there, alst
the widow of the late John e. Calls
ter another son. Eighteen of the
grandchildren were also present. Among
the invited friends were Mr.. and Mrs
James II Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs
John James, Miss Hazel Eddington
Miss Elizabeth Anderson, Miss Dessi'
Anderson and William ]. Korth
After supper all the the guests en-
joyed pleasant informal social even
ing the young people furnishing ;
pleasing program of songs and reel
tations. Mrs. Callister and her hus
band, the late Edward Callister, al
rived in Salt Lake City fifty-two year
ago During all the years since Mrs
Callister made her home in Salt Lake
where she is most highly respected
~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Sproul o
Pueblo, Colo, are in the city on thei
wedding trip. Mr.. Sproul is city ed
tor of the Pueblo Chieftain and wa
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-22

crime Hobson, Miss Helen Bucking-
ham, Miss Lillian Jones and Miss Beth
Buckingham.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-28

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Grout, 81; 9lppIifont 2ouiS N}cacI-
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