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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
COL. LOOSE'S PEET.

1t is an oldtime Utah Gentle who
suggests that the following should be
said to Col Looses Peet the next time
Peet interrupts a public meeting with
his barroom challenge in defense Of the
Mormon hierarchy:
80 you are Peet. are you-Col.
Loose's Peet? Stand up and let this
congregation gaze upon you.
Ladies and gentlemen, American
citizens, whenever the Mormon church
has had a particularly dirty and de-
splcable piece OF work 10 do-too vile
for Mormon to perform-it has al
ways been able TO find some cheap
Gentle who would adopt il as his pro-
fession 1t has not always been pos
sible to identify the particular indi-
vdual. but l am happy to exhibit him
to you now The reason why the church
prefers a Gentle is because there are
some offenses with which they do not
wish to stain the devotees of their own
faith who. they believe. are the elect
OF God. and are to dwell maiestically
in his presence. But. as their faith is
that the Gentiles arc condemned any
how, they cannot add to the eternal
burden OF a Gentle by choosing him
for this infamy
Col Looses Pect. you stand before
the country as the apologist. under
Gentle guise, OF Reed Smoot, who led
the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions at Washington. composed of his
fellow-Senators, TO believe that he was
pushing the case against two Mormon
polygamous apostles, and that he
would at the ensuing conference bring
them to their arraignment; and when
| that time came Reed Smoot fled the
fray and from that day TO this he has
never protested against the actions Of
| his colleagues on the contrary. at the
last conference OF his church he stood
| In the pulpit and defended the poiyga-
nous prophet and recommended that
| he continue TO live his life of defiance
against the laws of God and man, How
much do you receive per lie that YOU
| tell, Col Loosc's Peet7 What money
value do you set upon your own shame
| lessness2
| col Loose's Peet, you are the public
1 apoioglst for Joseph f. Smith VINO tes-
Gfed that he was living with five
| wives and intended to so continue: who
| insulted all womanhood by saying that
| he had to live with them for the sake
| of peace and harmony on the ground
| that they wero like other mems wives.
| You sustain Joseph F. Smith, who
| obtained his amnesty from this Gov
| ernment on solemn promise that he
| would obey the law, and who now teS-
| tifics that eleven children have been
| born to him in polygamy since he made
| the pledge to the United States Gov
jSrnment to abstain from this Illegal
| living. What Is your earthly reward.
| Col. Loose's Peet, for the utter degra-
| lation into which you have plunged?
| "Col. Loose's Peet. YOU are defend
| ng Charles W. Penrose who testified TO
| he committee that he was living with
| .wo women. neither one OF whom WAS
MS legal wife; Penrose. who lied to two
| Presidents of the United States 10
| JDtain forgiveness for his past offenses,
| no then continued to riot in those Of
| lenses after he had received amnesty.
is there salt water enough in the ocean
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
BLOND Or BRUNETTE.
Washington star

Washington star,
There is a revival Of controversy over
the relative merit OF the blond and bru-
nette. Mai Charles Il. Woodrlff, a sur
geon in the United States army be-
lieves in the superiority of the blond.
1t is a difficult question. Most men
at some time I'm their life have pre-
ferred a blond and at some other time
brunette. Some men have no doubt
endeavoted to prefer both a blond and
a brunette at the same time but ef-
forts OF this kind are fTaught with dan
ger and have been known to cause trou-
BILE
Almost as much depends upon the
manner OF lady as upon the color of
her hair, end both are changeable, \
blond who VIII let q man talk big en-
courage him to talk about himself
make him feel that he is the whole
thing. and otherwise tickle his vanity
is apt To be preferred to the brunette
who makes a man feel that he is only
five feet tall, with a consumptiye chest
no more backbone than an eel and all
together pale gray half-brother TO a
horse. There are many men who say
they are not susceptible to fiattery, but
they are falsif1ers Every girl blond or
brunette, Knows lnat IL Sne SnOuld KICK
the conceit out of a man, his best
friends would not be able to Identify the
remains.
So. a good deal depends upon the
manner and habits of lady, as upon
her hair. Then, there are SO many
kinds OF blonds. There is the born
blond and the blond by adoption. Some
blonds by adoption have been so re-
Gently naturalzed as blonds that the
color does not seem to ft while others
are such old offenders that they don't
care what the neighbors say, Blond
hair has one great advantage over bru-
nette hair I'm that it does not show gray
80 distinctly.
Altogether. blond ladies are very
proud persons, but there seems no rea-
son In logic. or-out Of 1t. why scrawny
blond with frowsy clothes should be
preferred to n brunette who is ade-
quately fed and takes intelligent inter-
est In her toilet. on the other hand.
II Is conceivable that in some circum-
stances blond might be preferred to a
brunette
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
WISDOM or TIE RRAHM1N

Westminster Gazette.
Be that which is past no longer thy con-
cern,
But see thou dost the things which still
thou has to learn.
II thou resign thysclf al what thou canst
not change,
Thou wilt gain strength for that which ls
Still new and strange
My perfect fcllow-men I'd view with sore
dsmay;
They would be dull, indeed. and often in
the way,
But natural and frank and somewhat
narrowly too;
Not morbIdly inclined. nor bent with grief
and rue
Thus would [ ask of lifo to show them
unto me;
Thus in the books L read would my
neighbors see.
II life brings to my view men made of
different clay
bear 1t. Books with such | promptly
put away.
Adapt thysclf unto the world and 1t will
send
Thee many things to cheer thy pathway
to The end.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
PARIS VS.. EVANSVILLE.

Hurper'g Weekly.
Uncle Joe" Cannon has a good story
Of an Indiana man whose birthplace
Evansville, will ever keep a loving
memory In his heart
Some years ago this faithful son OF
Indiana was enabled. by reason OF an
inheritance. TO make a trip abroad
Upon his return the Evansville people
We're anxious to have his impressions OF
"furrin parts" wish with which the
traveller obliginEly complied Tell us
all about Paris" some one finally sug-
gested.
Paris" observed the Evansville man
gravely, is certainly a wonderful place
gents-all things considered. a wonder
full place. But" he added. thoughtfully,
Evansville for pleasure.
IMPOSSIBLE TO AVOID.
Louisville Couricr-JournsL
The episode is regretable. OF course
1T is unfortunate that draStiC act,uI
Was necessary and the sacrclice OF sC
many lives eneued Judging from Che
accounts, however. IT would seem i'm
possible TO have avoided just wha,
happened"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
GEN. WOODS EXPLANATION.

The response of Gen. Wood To Secre-
tary Taft's prompt demand for full
explanation OF the deaths of women
and children in the recent battle with
the Moros Will 90 far TO allay public
feeling on a point in which Americans
are extremely sensitive. They would
not tolerate for one moment the wan
ton killing OF women and children the
possibility of which the first vague
dispatches regarding the battle seemed
TO some to suggest. but which is eX
plcitiy denied By the commanding
General on the spot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
REVENGE
Chicago NcN

Chicago News.
Mrs. A.-Ard is she such a terrible
cook2
Mrs. Z.-Terrble is no name for It
Why, she burns up everything, breaks
all the dishes and chases the children
out of the kitchen with q broom.
Mrs. A.-G'alciousl Why don't you
discharge her?
Mrs. Z.-Sh! am waiting to give her
q good recommendation to some one 1
dislike
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Gov. Cutler trusts that the new Ad-
5utant-General will see where his pre-
'decessor made great mistake and
mot be so inSubordinate as TO ha,e
opinions OF his own
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Mr.. Glove can conscientiously testify
that Brother Srnoot never did anything
wrong that he did not more than make
amends for by sustaining Mr.. Glove as
postmaster.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

PEELED the Secretary OF the Interior TO
accept their recommendations in the
matter OF land Office appointments. by
nDproyini- the Secretary's choice
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

OF course, the American city admin
istratiou cannot be sure that 1t will al
ways be so fortunate as not to do any
thing that viii please its opponents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Apostle Smoot Will undouote edly have
to forego the pleasure OF coming home
10 refuse to sustain his polygamous as
sociates In the hierarchy at conference.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Adjutant- General Naylor may pos
sibly have wonderful faculty that
will enable him to suit both the Gov
ernor and the Guard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

No communication IN relation TO publication
IN or business Tor Tho Tribune should be adj
dresscd 10 nny Individual or oitccr Of this cor
roration Matters relating 10 publication
lhould be addressed u the Editor Of Tho Trio-
une and communications relative Go subscrlp-
tione and advertising and other business
should be addressed 10 salt Lake Tribune PUB
fishing Company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Gov. Cutler would have taken pleas
ure in appointing TO the offisc of Ad-
jutant-Gencr1l Il man recommended by
the Guard officers. if-they had recon-
mended Nfr Naylor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
MoRos LIKE THE APACHEs.

Chicago Record Herald,
"In the words of Gen. Corbin, the ac-
tions OF the fanatcal and treacheTous
elements of the Moros has no more re-
lauon TO the conduct OF the tilipincs
than the Apache outbreaks in former
days in Arizona had TO the situation in
the other Territories and in the
States "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

But the officers OF the Guard cannot
Isay mat Gov. Cutler was not cour-
,teous enough to ask them TO suggest
',nen for the Adjutant- -Generalship,
even if lie did reject their suggestions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

If any Smoot witness doesn't know
just what he ought to testify 10. I'm
doubtedly he viii find men at Washing
ton helpful enough to tell him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Conference has been called for April
6th, and many have an idea that Prof
Hyatt viii have an easy time predict
ing the weather about that date.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

So long as snowstorms continue to
come. there will be mud and leading
critics OF the city officers can tell YOU
that the street supervisor is to blame
fr.r-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Marshal Spry may show that he can
tame witnesses so that they will go
down to his office and take subpoenas
out of his hand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Discerning Morrisltes must be con-
WINGED by this time that in spite of
their opposition the conduit is to be
made fit for use
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
NOT At ALL FAC.

49, - ~h'>p S<ANh Nv
San Francisco Chronicle.
The overland train had ju
and a crowd of guests, an
register at the same time, b
space in front of the coun
Palace hotel, In the crowd
derby lady from Attleboro.
aged, by the exercise OF mn
ity. to squeeze in between
Ing men and get possession
lister in advance of what <
been her turn In the regula
events. She inscribed her u
the clerk in a very businessll
10 give her q room and b
they were all given out,
moved back a step. ~
Pardon me, madam, but
stepping on my foot" decla
the travelling men who ha
bowed TO one side by the
visitor from Attleboro. ~
"Indeedn she retorted, gu
", Then l beg your
thought 1t was a valise."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

And perhaps the jury had an idea
that spoiled pork might make an I'M
provement In some kinds of sausage
manufactured now and then
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

But some Of the officers who escaped
the AdJutant- Generals office this time.
may be in danger again few months
hence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Many men are so unreasonable as to
expect women to attend to their ordi-
nary household duties. even II there
are millinery openlnEs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

are not good now. Gov. Cutler VIII
make them another speech.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Nevertheless, witnesses for Senator
Smoot may not help his case but injure
it, If such q thing be possible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
Tuesday, March 20, 1905

Other sections OF the country are
also having a rather severe winter this
spring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

ferent views if some school authority
had compelled him to be educated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

UNWILLING TO PART
Chicago Chronicle d
1t is SAID that Archbishor
kept Philadelphia in good
twenty-four years-the lene
he has been at his post in
dfocese-and the story belo,
OF the way he has done II:
Your grace" said Waynr
when ne was counsel of th
vanla railroad, "our presI
who always travels with b
viii undoubtedly get you 4
all the railroads in the In
If in return you. will give hir
Paradise" h.
All replied the archbish
I would DO so ii 1t were no
rating him from his counsel!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
WITH THE JOKEMA]

Young Wife-The Landlord
paper the bedroom, but WI
put 1t on over the old pape
scrape the walls.
Husband-Well. that's rigE
But think. that room Is
small already."-Americ $
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

They say Mrs. Krankley
ular dolls OF her daughters-'
We'll. that's true, She !
them with breakfast food
Tribune.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

"No truer words were e
than these. A fool and MS
soon parted, said the lecti
Sure thing" piped a voit
rear of the hall: we all
cents apiece to get III mere
Statesman. Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Entered ut the Postonlco OF salt Lake City
scconl-clnss matter
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

Utah's Senators have not yet COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20
Short Stor;

WHAT SHE HAD LEF1
Llppincott's. Il
A teacher In a certain Ep,r,
day-school had been lmpres.
girls the need OF making sor,|
sacrifice during Lent. Acco,
the first Sunday OF that
season, which happened 10 4
spring day, she took occas
each Of the class, I'm turn. wl
given up for the sake of h,
Everything went well. and N
were proving highly satisfaf
she came to the youngest
Wen. Mary" inquired III
what have you left off for
Please. ma an" ," starnY
child. somewhat confused !.
off my leggins.I
THE APPRECIATIVE HJ
Life
Il declare" complained N
II certainly shall have TO
children" =
What have they been uf
asked Mr.. Duzzlt
They have simply upset
room. Nothing Is where m
Needles, spools of threat
darnlng balls and everything
poked away into the most
corners. / had TO search al
TO find a card OF buttons.
fectly eXaspernting"
My dear, the children aid
l did 1t"
You? What possessed y.
II thought l was doing y
ness. After you straighte,
papers and books in my des
tifuliy. l thought 1t was no
! right that l should return
1 ment by putting your sewi,
/ similar shape"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-20

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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
rnE SAVE ON ExcfsR

And Tie Lord God called unto Adam, aud sald unto
him. Where at thouf And ha said Iisard thY voice
IN he garden. aoa sas afraid because vas naked.
snd hd myself Aad 10 said wlo tod thse that
thou vast aaked9 Hast thoa satsa o the tres whereof
commanded thee TIA, tl.ou shoaldest uot satq and
che man saa The woman whom tbou gassst to bs ulth
no, slis gave ne Of ths tlss, and / I'd eat
Whether ous bslisyss the sory Of TIE Garden II Eden
literally Of accepts as parabs st is truth must
b admitted Il anoosss llanan nature, uhleh !. the
same today As il eas ehan tlese aonh usrs written.
back IN The eafiy beginnings oi history Adam ana Eve
stiil i've. Ess SIN tempss and Adam Yields wosa
ssili ia spte Of ne asuenes o The thousands Of ysa
ot vlat searepleased toeaicfn1eton that have eaps
Cd since Adam and Eve vers driven from the Camden.
adam still when sproashsd for his su. blame. i, ali
upon ths woman
tsit not strange thing tlat ms should eoatlnasf
~oman sins and saightway sle IS driven from soeis
Z and home ani aseeat hotel viii rseslss her 40 4.
cent woman wlll associate with hsr. Having .lnnsa
encs hef iats IS settisa nut nan ma sn again ana
asaiu. ed sll b welcome ID soest9, IN BE prlsss
e guest 10 ne hotel, s associate ~ltls eooa soasn
Woas stilt The man, caught IN hA sln. /. -. 3
hlams e ~ upon Ese eho tempted I'm. ana e haa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24

Noa thar TIE rate blil has been disposed 81 10 con.
gress there hops thar something mas be done in 70.
gard 70 statehood Ia fact il said that already an
agreement has been reached b the eonieFsss provided
on1 that senator Foraker all ntlfy
Tie agreement along TIE llne of the original For.
aker amendment Il retains Arizona and New Mexico
IN the bill oat provides tlat majority vote 10 each
territory shall D. neeesary e ihs lontare of he Two
territories Is one state.
e Is believed taat ssHata Fsaksf 81 aecszs MS
eomproml~ 81 provides in sast 81 81 sat y desires
for there aot ths sag1sss ass6s 81 ftaf arizona
eiil sots against slnt Statehood Tbs psmscrass ar
aung senator Foraker s rsee4s fam IS asnaad fsr
The entire elimination fran re bl q Ar.saus an8 Nsa
aesieo raa there every prospect tfat tsy VII sac
eecd ln tbelf purpose
81 ws mag seeaIly haze Statehood st ths session 81
sonsfes % course We haze Is yst nathlag Ike assar.
anee ofthat fact but af sast ne GLANCE better tan
St ever eas before And IN uat baps ps nus res,
wlth what patleues maY
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wlLL nREAk rnr 49,

The editor Of this paper returning from several days
absence from town ands yinta torn up over scandal
that happened here last week II has been stated be
ands that the reason The cheftain has not published
the facts in the ease that il IS afraid 70 do 81 on &C.
count Of the prominence Of cue Of The parties involved
o. else that il has been bought on
Neither o. these happens 70 be trae Tho cheftain Is
not Town Topics q does not aim to print al The news
rs Idea e print enlY such news as Is d 70 print The
news IN question Dc to print However The Chief
tain is going 70 PRINT It This ulll DO done ia spite Of
the settled rule Of this paper 6 deal such topics
The very pomnece o. enc Of The parties paees nsces
sary tie publication of TIE facts.
However the ease aver, Involved one tie article
eanuot be published toaay. Tas chiseau wants 10
gise both sides q the story ii order that 10 injustice
may be done anlene aad Is has been impossible @ tsach
one Of the parties todag
The cheilan does nos intend 70 Judge thls cess TIE
facts iiaa S tue that las b,sn brultsa about the
streets viii ,aeas for themselves
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24
emrIcIzEs rnE cnlErrAlN

TIE ehisitaia takes pleasure ia printing esmnaai.
cation from Rev Il. b BALDWIN. rector Or Sc johns
Episcopal church Of this cy relative 20 tic capsss
hsresy trial on uheh The Chsftalo hastwioe comment.
81 The cheftalu is st oi TIE opinion tiat It S right
m rs contention bat al men and al papes ars fam.
bic and questions Of religious doctorns tls paper
does ne claim to be an authority Most church mem.
bsn il may 10 remarked hold e ths oplulon q Rev.
Baldein which follows
To the Editor Of Tie chleftain
would esteem lt fasor ifyos would be slud enough
q gran, me tie privilege q replying 70 year ei,orA
ssatse e ths tfal q he Rer Df cnpsey Rector q
s. Aaapus chareh, Rochester Nea Yon
Dt Cap.sg IS priest b the Protestant Eplssapa
church aaa IS sash tsos apon himself sovmn ohlea
toa te teach nothlue esu,ray 10 thar faitA lie noa
asales tte cardinal doctrines q tiat church. ai ia taet
q ths CHRISTIAN religion. WIS then should he remain
IN eomnpalaa ulth uat boagf
ne Apostles Greed and tie Nlesns Greed ae doc.
tuaal statements based entirely apan Hoy scripture.
They contain 20 statement tas can BOZ 10 proven 5,
TIE bbe and theg aFs IN sens tie eenltatoa of the
church iast II ths constitution of tie Quilted STATES IS
ne bass q TIE lses 81 oar eogat0 citizen dos
Dot eoaofm b such constitution De heeonesa traitor 81
also. 10 ne clse ef ~ cnpsey ia aewias tlat Nhch
Christ TIE ioandsf Of tle christian church taught and
proclaimed bseomss trater to The christian religion
vinita, Nay q Rw nALpws
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-05-24

lloch ID preference 70 liarh io gossfaoy u Kansas
nevertheless continues 20 illuminate thfoushAs kmpofla
Gasstss against Charles curtis i0f senalof Carts he
sayA is she rallfoad candidate luss - BaFton Wa
Well i.nt lIoch the raroaa candidate ios eostmofy
And ISN'T iloc IL favor q caRhs ara no1 sls ams
men Who nominated noch hsek d Curtis candidacy
II White wers really slnces Ia hts opposition aifoaa
domination ii Kansas hs would support the amsil uss
Is ssi his own man