Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1906-09-01
quality. We don't see thing wrong
with it. No use finding fault for the
sake of finding fault.
TRUTHS.

Inc IrlDunc, nOClnS newspaper |
squabble in northern Idaho, says one
of the papers takes the high and radi
ant ground that the Dubois campaign |
is for the enforcement of the state |
constitution" Waving comment on
what must be to most people brand |
new thing-the radiant ground"
proposition-it would be really |
interesting to know how any per-
son or community would proceed to
enforce a state constitution.
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Kenncr is of the opinion that invidi- |
BUSINESS is being practiced. He says
Sam King and A. J. Weber got spe
cial laudatory mention in the papers
| for winning a case each in Durand's
court at Murray. Essay Caigh" has
won three cases there in succession,
and the paper men don't fall over each
other to say anything about that per-
Torrance.
| The Tribune says no Mormon in
Idaho is asked to take an oath other
than that prescribed for all voters in
the state. Just SO. 1t is much the
same in the south; the fiat has gone
forth that only white men can cast
a ballot and have it counted, and it
is not changed for any applicant. If
the negroes can't comply with the
terms, all they have to do is to keep
away from the voting places. If the
Idaho provision spoken of provided in
terms, as it does in effect, that no
Mormons should vote, it would be an
easy matter for the great majority of
the people because the inhibition does
not fall upon them; and yet the terms
are precisely the same for all-except
in their application and effect.
II " -
} The law firm of Zane & Stringfel-
, low, composed of Judge Charles s.
Zane and Joseph w. Stringfellow, has
|, removed from the Deseret Bank
building to 309-310 D. F. Walker build
ing.
A reader of this paper from its first
number came in to say, anent our re-
marks regarding a Utah press asso
citation in the last number, that Truth
is entitled to thanks for exposing and
denouncing the mudsill concern that
calls itself, without warrant, by that
name. 1t has a few-very few-men
: of experience and capacity, most of
those who have recognized ability and
. standing in the grand profession be-
ing unwilling to have their names
connected with such concern. It's
chief purpose is, not the general well
fare, elevation and progress of jour
. nalism in Utah, but giving undeserved
T privileges to a few obscurities here
: and elsewhere, whose publications
n are generally typographical jim-jams
, awful to look upon, and with actually.
in many cases, a bona fide subscrip-
ton list of less than fifty copies By
a working railroads for transportation
g and practicing the most unblushing
:. mendacity regarding circulation, they
contrive to get little cheap adver-
Using, to work candidates for office.
Y and thus manage to crawl along. A
o prominent newspaper man of this
!. city, who was recently asked to join
the motley gathering replied that he
was not eligible. FLOWS that?" the
one who presented the matter to him
r replied; why not eligible?" oh"
he responded, 81 have had some news.
paper experience" Let us have o
genuine newspaper club for the state,
/ as we already have for the city.
2 ~ ~
ii Peet is certainly boarding the lion
in his den. Last Tuesday evening he