The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-05
BEAa!sLEI III
Of THE 9|
Former Salt Lake \
cusSeS Conditions
Philippiles1
GEN. LEONARD wOOn
WELL THOUGHls|
William Jennings b.
a Great Hit, Mr.. Sl
Icy Adds.

W. 7. BeaFdsley, la,s /.
ana manager OF the Bureas !,
Hent OF Posts in ManIIls Aa :
AT the Kenyon. and ia r.,.'
to be back again amoas 4
Will bo recalled that h, !.
pioneer Gentle in Utah T.
Is ON intelligent and vsn
not given to prejudicsd w.
enough to speak his feelI.,''
matters. Said he:
Wood Is Ests.,4
Cen. Leonard Wood ia
highest regard by all go:
IL the ISLANDS, lie is res.,,
tlcnan ana d SOLDIER ars
him as the one man IN
satisfactory posltlon. -
made gooo, and that IA ~
OF his detractors have ao.s
ness men OF tho Moro eors,
TO safeguard their inter-
Wood mas been favored =.
he has grown up TO an
and has made friends In -
our people, when thev j.
Ice, all go TO Zamboauss r
Wood Is In command
kroW their investments 49,
-"I do not feel willing IA
Corbin OF his work. i
Reciprocity Is csz
" 'ReciprocityT Yes {pa..,
have that 1t vii come In 4.
bolster up trade and stIs-
trade. We now ship a ~
just as we would TO Aur-
tho samo duties, and. pos'.|
foreign port yet the Arssr;:,|
there, and American o5r~
there The laws must n.
and until they do In this ~:
be much expansion Of p
merce.
Boost for Rryn
" William Jennings B.y1.
want 10 say that Mr. r.,
himself nobly. He is loyd
by all classes. His specs
a corker. Those who Esa,;'
istration listened 10 hear \
and complain. but he ~
Roosevelt. and tcld tie rsl1
was their true friend. He
said more for the edmIs'
we're set to do SO. 4
Coming. as It did, after r.
castigation OF everybody s,7| [
IT set peoples minds al 81.
oil on troubled waters. ne
love Taft. but they flocks |
hear Bryan. He did ros
but told them what they 3
men OF themselves. thai r.
be their true friends a.
we have taught more OF II,
three years than the 81
three hundred years. wes
interested in Bryan.
Great Field for q
Immigration from the s.
people do not flock there. q
leave the service and sti<
tho country does not oflsf
average colonist. Their 4
there for capital. and ths
OF 1t is great. Railroads d.
structed under q gunranlS
the National GoyernmeEt
boom business there. Soz-
are looking up investmenti
tations there now.
Woods Recent d
Woods recent fight? yo
OF the hard criticisms on
Only wish the fellows u;
could have had q musket n
that day. Some OF thess
uncharitable, unjust and q
Is not generally known thai
that fight are Mohammedu
one of them to kill a CA1z
a passport to their Heayca
demons, and men and vo-1
all being armed and oa
Not q soldier knew q V
killed till the action vas s7
never mot such fighting as
medans made. Our new
great penetrating power. q
through and through sen
they advanced I'LL they q
on our men.
Copied in Islal
Whatever is writtel .
adverse 70 the administrar
friends OF the rebels. asd
and spread among the lc
and is always accepted y
The Mestizo or half castt
the lot Ignorant and
is an easy prey TO the ~
are told by those who hav'
arousing them. that tts
country will GUST the Pfe
In q man who will give ~
Foolish uttcrances In ir
United States have dope }
reace and tranquility 10 /.
than all other caused cosh
Dr. Broadbe|