The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
CHURCH VIi
SUGAR \
How ", Options W,,,
Stock in N Factory Il
| No Ezistsn,,
THE CUTLER FIRM
| SOLD n
Some m Facts Breu.l
| Governor Cutler
| on Mining lld1|

stocks has evidentIIss idIs ssonal
frantic, and BECAUSE BECAUSE S'iv
Go,d 60 inning as u prostaSSslr1p Ssrp
ilgla Ila Tor investment 4,
Utah = tah 9 chief industry =
That is how a citi2ss,sy
TO .a,,nue a Tribnue reporter s X
In trade is sugar s,Sss .Os,
gentleman. He ''ySf sds..
fiially fianty1u as his long uSs sait
.nnn .icuiar specially; in H.
represents the lord a and X. y
n;ae rafen and with bis s.
Grated Grated and a drug On NJ
| othar 10y, pere and
dition Of affairs, and aiall h:
tive, who wields a flu ausnt' =, /.
and stands as q Saul sr,'
in fiscal matters, wa, was s',' 49,
a death blow to mis;u2 "a
and rally the money 4
sugar stocks and Saw A.
whelming disaster.
| Attacked sourss q
| 1.-THE Governor var
nnancial coup, but inste,i
assault upon che greats.'
the intermouutain ,ss;1|
and unwarran.ed attaef h
est source Of wealth, arS
up an industry in whir5
and the others Of his +.
clally interested. Bui X
a financier displays hin1
role; ism It he joke euouQ3
ing himself more ludicf
The organ Of the hi1'
into the game with a
The apostolic editor d
when needed, and last en-
boost for sugar factoris,
pie engaged in the wufk
would have received any ,
the source quoted h
prompted by an ullario1
that is always person
ment. f
Another gentleman, /
ested in mining, and III
Governors 3 action, sxuI
freely with regard to lie
Cutters deal in noihin
stocks, and the Mormon
speculate in nothing but
and the Cutters get iba
going he said. "whcI
sires either to buy or a
he does not have 10 %
but the other fellow Is .
deals. 1t was when JOB
percentage, this eommisz
away, that he became
caused TO be printed bis
staple industry; when he
lily exchequer were bit b
Church's Wild q
"And his talk abou
would be amusing we're
How about the sugar fae'
in Sewer or Sanpete 90
tory on which the chuI
the Cutler firm sold opti'
stock in a proposition i
a dollar was invested OF
a factcry9 Was not tll
of the very worst kindi
have not forgotten, nor
to forget, that schemes !
ly. II was decided 10 B
either in Sewer or y
Contracts were made va
for beets, a company
The stock was apportio1
F.. Smith-he always
money is concerned-so
distinguished ccclssiast :
one, more, of course, III
wanted. Then the snal
poor clerk or storekeap'
hundreds to invest got
scheme. Joseph :. has
they would say; 1T is ,
right or Joseph F. would
And other investors haa
demand for stock beeon'
booms on the market
rarch and his bunch y
optional a haudsom1
member-at 80 cents Oh
is said; but that I.Iu' IS %
according to Gov. Cutle]
mate investment, II is 2
lation. And today those /.
an option on stocA .. -
has absolutely no e1lsl
claimed that the tIun
init them, the bunch, 70
tory; really any serlo9' o9
never made to build
Gentiles now are proPos
a factory; and the aups' q
carving around their g
according to Gov. John I
representative In tn. the !, =
Joseph F: Smith, ina; !. !.
Lord-but ask the fel'0r
brick. F" ..s.,
q And there is anotni
Governors utteranee; -
and sinister effort to rss'
popuIation from coming !.
= class OF population : !
the hierarchical band ! !
Americanism and bscapIs,' Pee Il,
Of Of yie,..'d view. and after all !, !
o,;no VI viewpoint OF