The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-01-22
THE STATE PRESS.

There some rumors about women
| going 10 the saloons and getting "hoozy.' we
| what right have men TO ind tnut who lead
| tho way We live In womans rights
| dlspcnsaticn. frouRht with shame disgi acc
and dishonor 10 both sexcs.-Ftllmorc Prog
| rc6s- Review.
IL is n wonder that moro people have not
| been hurt through careless sloighinS during
| The recent snow Many OF the boys. oven
| when out with young ladies' do not seem TO
| think thcy nro riding unless they loop tho
| loop at every crossing The horscs are driven
| at a trot in a narrow clrcla and the sleigh
| nado TO describe loop sliding sldewis" on
| the runners. This In all right 80 Ions as thc
snow or Ice is perfectly level and smooth, but
let one OF the runners encounter an obstacIc
OF any kind and tho sleigh oycrturns. Tho
hob sled hcnds have actually become null
Geen arrested for lnfractIons OF the city or
dinances Main street is not the pluc" Tor
salloring horses up md down at full speed
Wen might Alexander Mckay. Is years old
convicted OF vngruncy In Salt Lake and sen
fenced to thirty days in Jail. sing the old
sonE: Pity tho Sorrows OF Poor old Man
,This is hard old world for poor man when
ne rcnches the age OF Mckay. The law Of God
prohibits him from killing himself and go
ending IT all; tho innrmitiss OF old age pre-
vent him nom working for living. and the
CITY ordinances say no must not beg II no
docs. he Ia cast into Jail with malcfactora
ifc can't take wings and fly 10 the promised
land where n welcome awaits n poor old
man hence must either spend most OF his
time In jail for begging food and shelter. or
clpo scok some secluded spot like n wounded
dog. TO lie down and die. Gray halr5 are
honored' when accompanied by good-slzed
bank roll; otherwise, pity tho sorrows Of
poor old man, Logan Journal
\ few days ago George Julius and con of
Judge j K Wilson had an unusual expert
ence ont In the hills across White river They
last their bearings carly In the morning and
wsro unable 10 ind ;hcr camp Tho day was
spent in wandering through the cIustcd snow
until O'Clock at night when they found an
Indian camp in which there wero only squaws
nnd children. Tho men w,rc not home.
julius and Wilson wore - nearly exhausted
that they were unable TO proceed further and
asked the Indians for accommodations. THIS
was granted the Indians giving up their own
blankets 10 provide them with u comfortable
bed The gentlemen say they were never
shown greater hospitality than they received
at tho hands OF the Indians-Vernal Express
II viii be well to keep on remembering
tho poor even If the days of good viii and
peace and charity are couplo OF weeks
away. The poor have TO eat now just the
snme rs they did during the holidays. II you
hoipinE'-Mt. Pleasant PrHmId.
Hanging IL not the proper punishment for
the men who killed Garsitc, the shccpherdcr.
Tho state Of Wyoming should spnre neither
effort nor money 10 get hold OF them. and II
they arc caught they should be made TO work
thtoughou. their lives for the wife deprived
OF o husband and the two children left father
lePs- Let these craven towards keep their
lives and the stat, make tho best use or them
by placing them at hard work that VIII prove
Give the return or their labor
to tho widow they made and the orphann TINT
are l"tt. and let this knowledge be before them
and tho puelie-logon Republican.
y young man who had got foolishly angry
over the stand the Progress Review had taken
against existing and threatened evils cx-
pressed his desire To have the paper go 10
he'll. but nc neglected To Sivc us his street
and house number. or we would certainly send
him copy W. think IL can stand firc oil
Progress Review.