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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
| Asst OF THE HIeHsINoERs.

1t looks as though the political stu
alton in Salt Lake City might be
cleared UP at last through the unwit-
ting blundering of the men who were
trying 10 run the American" party as
a personal annex. Certain it is that The
election of John S. Bransford as mayor
in spite of their efforts has already re-
moved some of the chief obstacles to
the restoration of political and civic
peace by the elimination of the in
huences which have contributed most
to stir up strife and keep it alive.
The dominant note of the policy fur
INFLATED by the original founders of the
third party was hatred of the Mormon
element OF citizenship and the deterll-
nation that no man of that faith should
be permitted to hold civil Office. Mayor
Bransford had hardly taken office when
element of citizenship and the determi-
nation that no man of that faith should
of his religious beliefs, and that he
would be glad to see an end of the
fight which has handicapped the city
by dividing its people into warning
camps. If his position is understood
Alright he believes with his fellow Dem
ocrats that ecclesiastical influence in
political affairs is wrong, but that
wholesale, bitter attacks on a religion
offer no solution of the real problem in
politics here.
Better still, Mr.. Bransford has shown
by mis- works in the brief period he has
held office that he seeks good public SER
vice regardless of the influences within
the American" party which would make
party affiliation the measure of a mans
qualifications for office. He has re-
tanned Captain Burbidge because he be-
lieves Burbidge has been a good officer
and his experience would be valuable.
He has paid no attention to the demand
that a religious test be applied to pub
lie servants, and he has shown an ut
ter indifference to the cardinal creed
of American party leaders that is as
refreshing as it is commendable.
No matter what the political align
ment may be in the city campaign this
fall, the situation is ineOmparably bet
ter than it was before Thompson and
Sheets resigned and the council majori-
ty decided to ignore the candidate Sc
lected for il in succession TO ThOmp-
son. The men who have heretofore con-
trolled the Americans" have lost their
hold on the party; mayor is in office
who is plainly doing his best to serve
all the people, regardless of party or re-
Iigious distinction; the police depart
ment is out of politics for the first time
nee. Sheets was made oIief; the other
department heads know that their chief
executive is bent on doing business in a
business-like way. and every employe
of the city is cognlzant of the fact that
the administration is determined to
make efficiency a condition perma-
nent employment. 1t is only short
step from such a system to peace In the
community and decency in politics.
The day of the high-binder in the po-
litics of the community is about over.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
COULDN'T BEAT
THE ALDERMAN
Old Fritz Proves Too Much for Four
Buffalo Gard Sharps.
CNew York SUM-


In Buffalo," said Fingy Corners the
other day. there's a German alder
man who was never meant to be
skinned. He's taken care of by some
Providence that the friskers don't
know anything about. Heaven never
meant that the sQuarehead should
stand for a trimming. He's always
about four jumps ahead of every net
that they try to throw over him.
Maybe it's all luck, and then, again,
maybe that Dutchman knows more
than he's given. credit for knowing.
ANYHOW, the cheerful ones haven't got
him vet, and 1 don't believe they're
going to get him.
Hes an Elk and an Eagle and a
singbunder and all that stuff. He's a
spender and he's there with it to spend.
So a long time ago the wise ones doped
him as something almost too soft to
shred. But up to date he has lot Of
their money.
-Four of them got hold Of the
squarehead at a Lake Erie boat club
below Lake Erie one Saturday night a
month ago. It's one of those Saturday
night boat clubs-that is, you can go
there all day Sunday and get what you
want and more to drink, if you've got
a card, and the printery that prints the
cards turns 'em out day and night.
The four who got the German alder
man into the table stakes poker. game
at this rocking chair boat club are all
of the doing the best they can kind
around Buffalo. and a right smooth
quartette at that. Two of them are so
good at 1t that they make occasional
sucker trimming trips on the Buffalo
to Duluth boats, and they all get by
from one years end to the other by
knowing more than common folks
know about the pasteboards.
Fritz, the alderman-IH call him
that-was some beered up when they
got him tc sit in, but he's generally
that way, and yet he takes care Of
himself He had a bundle of yellow
money on him the size of North Car
DINA roll of natural leaf, and it didn't
look right to the four that he should
be burdened with the keeping of a
package like that over Sunday.
ANY one of the -four could deal 'em
from any part of the ream and know
what was coming out with every flick,
but they wanted to be sure that Alder
man Fritz was we'll baited before they
started to peel him good. So they al
lowed the early luck to take its course,
and II was all Fritz's way. He was so
matted up that he had to peek at his
papers out of one eye in order not to
see too many of 'em at once, but the
right ones came his way, and he bet
'em, and he took down the change with
persistent regularity. When he was
about $500 OUT in front, the four who
had him there to pull the euticle off of
him began to shuttle their feet around
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instance in point is the certainty that
tie administrations policy as shown in
the record of the reclamation bureau
Will be discussed vigorously in the ap
preaching session of the Irrigation con-
gress at Sacramento. Those who criti-
CHE the bureaus methods as injurious
to the interests of private irrigation
enterprises will be represented in
force; the bureau will also have its
friends in the convention, just as the
forestry bureau had its contingent on
hand at the Denver livestock conven-
ton. Between them and the opposing
views they represent the public ought
TO be pretty well informed as to the
merits of the controversy and be pre-
pared to urge upon congress and the
administration such notifications of
existing practice or laws as seem ad-
visable.
Nor VIII the usefulness of the con-
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bates. The practical side of irrigation
life; the exhibits of horticulture and Of
irrigated products generally; the keen
competition for the great prizes offered.
and the opportunity of seeing the irri-
CATION methods of California-all these
will stimulate and educate the men of
the congress who have to do with the
live problems of irrigation. In way
this phase of the congress is an irriga-
ton chautauqua, at which the exchange
education most effectively.
1t is a foregone conclusion that this
Sacramento congress will be the most
important session the organization has
ever had. and that its vitality and eff
feetiveness will be augmented notably
by the Importance it's utterances on
great national questions has attained.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.

orpheum, matinee and evening-vaude
Vile
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
THE METALS.

WEATHER FOR SALT LAKE.
Fair.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
ONE WOMAN AND ANOTHER.

Judge.)
AS plump as a partridge,
As round as bail,
A figure artistic,
Not too large or small,
She's a compliment to her Maker.
But a woman who knew
How some women do
Said to me,
Cant you see
That she is a nature faker!
P 81 couldn't.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
| Asst OF THE scHMITz REGIME.


With the resignation of Oman as San
Francisco's chief of police, the chief
obstacles to the regeneration of the city
have been removed and its affairs
placed on a clean basis for the time
being. Dinan's retirement followed the
supreme court decision validating
Mayor Taylor's title to office and his
appointment of new supervisors. AL
though the chief of police had been de-
fiant up to the last moment, he recog-
nized the inevitable and stepped out
after filing a disclaimer as to the truth
of the charges against him, which con-
stituted the reasons for his removal
Now it remains to be seen whether
the house cleaning will be permanent
or not. The old crowd that followed
Schmitz to the last refuses to take any
part in the movement which has done
so much to rehabiatate San Francisco
in the eyes of the outside world. 1t is
altogether probable that the approach
ing municipal campaign will see
Schmitz's followers lined up in support
happens the issue will be made square
" on lines that will leave no question
as to which is the party of progress
and which the party of corruption
Just how important this election will
be may be gathered from the following
outline of the work before the city au-
thorities published in one of the San
Francisco papers:
There is the great water question
to be settled. There is immediate pro-
lection from fire. There are sewers to
be built, the wrecks of public buildings
to be cleared away, and whatever re-
construction is possible. There are the
streets of almost the entire business
section of the city to be made not
merely passable, but good. Not all
these things can be done at once No
two of us would do them in the same
order It will be the duty of the mayor
and Supervisors to settle all these and
other matters upon their best judg-
ment of what is best for the city, and
it will be the duty of the rest of US TO
accept that judgment.
Underlying ali these material ques-
tons is the financial question. How
much money can we possibly raise
without overburdening ourselves with
taxation? Where can We get that
money and at what price? Certainly
there must be charter amendments be-
fore we can get any money except by
direct taxation, and the budget for the
year has been passed. And there are
other charter amendments needed-the
recall, for example.
"Of course, the laws and ordinances
must be enforced and if they are to be
enforced. and if stealing right and left
on a small scale is to be stopped, there
must be changes in the control of the
departments. Some of the unconfessed
and unconvicted must be got rid of.
We can trust Mayor Taylor for that,
and the supervisors whom he has APP
pointed will stand by him.
Considering the enormous handicaps,
physical. financial and political, which
have confronted the coast city the mar
vel is that it ever succeeded in arous-
ing its people to a point where the loot
ers could be driven from power. Great
problems remain for 1t to solve, but the
courage, the public spirit it has shown
in the midst of adversely give ample
guarantee that it will eventually come
into its own again.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24

1t must amuse Pat Moran to have
those ] street people think they can get
rid of his scenic railway and concrete
dump before ne is ready to move it.
What are the public streets for, any
way. If P. ]. can't use them?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24

The council seems 40 be bent on de-
ferring the street railway franchise
question until it is too late for the COM
pany TO make it's Improvements this
wear at least.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24

The Democratic mayor has some new
notions about the duties of his office.
Not satisfied with choosing his own APP
pointees, he is actually working at the
lob and seeing for himself what is going
on. No wonder the party managers are
aghast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24
NOT The REAL THING.
Chicago News.)

Chicago News.t
''They say" remarked the dear girl at
the seashore, that few marriages result
from summer engagements
II guess that's right" rejOined the race
horse man They are mostly trial heats. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24

Mr.. Taft made speech on the open
ing of the Republican state campaign
in Kentucky. His voice must need ex-
ercise to waste it that way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-24

Silver, 6724c per ounce
Copper (casting), 177sc per pound.
Copper (cathOdes), 1S1sc per pound.
Lead. S5.25 per 100 pounds.
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Summer 3.

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fer an Der Sotellaube, aeitorben. gr
tuar elm tiidtiaer Meiifer uno liebens=
miiroi9er Mann. Sn Biel III 35idhrig
0err 2uomia Sdubmaher, Mirtb. in=
fol9e zines unfales, 9etorben. ebenio
Or. .@ottfrieo Stdbli, 9etu. MeBser=
meifer.
Sn Shlieriee. Cberbapern, narb
Sn0enieur Garl @reulih, BON Der
sS,rma u. paa9 & @reulib in Biel.
@r hano i'm 60. Mltersiabr. Ser Ser.
ltorbene mar eine betannte uno asiddbte
Yeri0nlihfeit. Ct tpar 1847 in gaiel
geboren uno 9alt ais Nutoritdt i'm
Yabnbau. Ser r0anoels=@ourier" in
Biel betla9t ben Sob BON atpei Wdns
nern. bic ibm nabe sefanoen fino. Am
Nbenb oes IL. Sum- farb 3eoattor
@aietan Yin3 nah turser 8rantbsit I'M
9ilter BON 81 Sabren. Mit ibm usr=
liert bic freilinni9e berniIde VreHe ei.
nen nb.rpuaunastreuen uno Rikiasn
RDileaen. gr lfano in ben porostiten
&eiben. ,uenn es aalt, fur bic ireilinui=
gen 8runoidBe au tdmpfen. Biena mar
aebiirtig bon ytieoerppl. ltuoierte in
Solotburn. mar Setunoarlebrer i'm
3anton Solotburn uno ipdter &eoat=
teur oes r3oiinaer 9asblatt. Dann
puroe er OILS Heoatteur nod giel be,u
fen. NO er isit 1900 ben ,0anoels=
Gourisr" nit Sdneio uno @eibid lei=
tete. 9eit ldn9erer 3eit leioeuO. 1T er
nun ben Nnltreu9unsen oes Ysrufs in
iun9en Sabren erle9sn. llno taum
butte Der Reoattor Die Nu9sr gum ewi=
gen Sdlafe seldlonen. 10 folste ibm
Elm Mitalieo oes Nerwaltunssratbss.
6err &obert WostsBeleian. Der aub
oem unerbittli1en 9ooe ieinen Sribut
3ablen mubte. No9t NOR Elm BieIer
Rino unb murbe 9eboren 1858. Geit
1901 itano ct an Der @pibe elmer blii=
benoen nbrenfabrit.
Sn 0ohualo. 5olotburn, TT Der
apeitleBte @onoerbunospeteran, Grana
SoIepb N6atli. i'm IS. Nltersiabr our
9roBen Mrmee abberufen woroen. Sll
Solotlurn tarb 5rau Mntoinette 0iir=
aeler=&obat. cine Der tpenisen neapoli=
taniiden Oifi3iersfrauen. bic auh o,e
Bela9erun9 bon @aeta 1859 miterlebt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-04
1er11tu1ttn Bntel,
an1ttt. e.. Ntnner.
glgentbiilner.
Glib Cherry GtraBs.
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