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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28
The Goal Mine
lnspecto'

Editor Tribwne:-Noticilg
ial in your paper the othu
titled 'Church Coal Mine .,
I was much gra tihed to sec !
less newspaper IN Salt Lsis 4
to this very important quest
notice. The positi on Of Sta'e 1
inspector is a very rssponhhs|
the man with the best prse51
ledge should be chosen for
Is this the case in the appdl7
Bishop Petit of GoalyillsI
Governor Cutler make pu1I
ment TO this effect9 Does The \
know what are the 1ecesa7|
cations to a capable hlhlnsr
position, in order TO ah.On y
lection TO those who 6yld II 4
to dig coal for a livelih oodi
like to ask, too, if quatihs:P
considered when this alpa1
Bishop Petit was NADER ~
public has 4 right to knqb
about this matter, and "
the coal miners interested,
ject. No one can blame w
wanting to work undergone
incompetent mine inspector
of the measures which are "a
safeguard their lives. Ana
quite satisfied that no man :
lust now receiving his ing
these affairs by mail Is
guard their lives while
work in their already dang
patton.
Let me ask anotha
Among all the applicants 70.
ton OF State mine inspector
the best qualified for ths
am prepared to prove thar I
I am also prepared to snow
was about the only incompe's
the bunch. If justiee w
the miners, Bishop Pettlt W. WI
the appointment. and ne WV.
a bishop in Coalville ana
the correspondence scnO% 9on,i
until such time as he snod s.sii,
sufficient knowledge to Ju;N Ju:
assuming such a respon'iD''
position. an, sd
The coal miners OF TINS "a ~
to rise up in their dignity al III
right to protest against ss sSs,
pointment; and no douo. .h.v ~
so, as it is certain thai .nv \
aroused over the GovernSit .sta,,
the State coal mine lnspgyn1'l ny'n NJ
Salt Lake, o'
April 26, 1907.
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Indictment of Borah
WOOD SAVING IN ORDER.
Welser Signal:

Senator Borah may be innocent. This
is no time 10 acquit or condemn him.
Certainly We must consider him innocent
until the contrary Is proven, and for his
own future, the future Of the Republican
party and the good name Of the State OF
Idaho. we sincerely hope that he shall
acter unscathed II may be that the SEN
ator has maintained a discreet silence
and has made no appeal for Federal aid,
but II this be true. II looks like ne has
been the victim OF some very foolish
friends. Ones friends sometimes, by
their foolish actions. become ones own
worst enemies, and at this stage OF the
game less talk and more wood saving is
In order.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28
HAS BoRAH LOST SENSES?

Idaho city World;
1t looks very much as il these Wash
ington correspondents are merely writ
ing to create a a,sensation and to I'LL space.
would not rush TO the President for pro-
lection, knowing that the Chief ENecu-
tive could not set aside the Indictment
nor prevent the trial Of his case To do
such a thing would be worse than
drowning man grabbing at straw. II
that he would be unable TO prove his In
nocence at the trial. If not guilty lie
would insist upon a trial. And II guilty
he would not appeal to the President for
protection, knowing that the President
could not prevent trial OF case on an
ing returned. II the President had such
power ii is not at all probable that he
would exercise II. The statement that
Senator Borah charged that Meyer. Hay
wood and Pettibone and their friends had
formed 81 conspiracy against him to de-
feat their prosecution is the worst yet.
Mr.. Borah knows that no such conspiracy
could have been formed for the reason
that Meyer. Haywood and Pettibone and
their friends do not control the Federal
court nor the prosecution, which are In
no way connected with the Western Fed
Grafton nor with It's officials and friends.
He knows, Furthermore, that even II such
a conspiracy had been formed II could
not defeat the prosecution of Mover,
Haywood and Pettibone, nor help the
case OF the accused men in any way. He
knows that such silly twaddle would not
cause the President to intervene in his
behalf II he had such power of inter-
vention, which he has not. Senator Bo-
rah is too sensible a man TO place HIM
self In such 4 ridiculous light with no
possibility OF accomplishing anything.
That is the way the World views the mat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28
MAY BE CHURCH PROGRAMME.

The way political matters are shap-
ing themselves IN this municipality, it
looks very decidedly as if the hierarchs
would combine both wings Of their
political activities and order a joint
ticket made up of Republicans and
Democrats for next fall S campaign,
disregarding party lines. This, of
course, would absolve both Democrats
and Republicans from their party al
legiance, but it would not absolve
Mormons from their political allegiance
to their leaders. These stand ready to
vote the church ticket, whether it is
called Republican, Democratic, Citi-
zen S, People S, or what not.
If IL should transpire that the hie-
conditions will be plain to every one,
and there will be no doubling the prop
osition that q ticket coming from that
source will be necessarily a church
ticket-under whatever name it may be
called, under whatever flag ii may sail.
The American party will welcome
such a test as this, as giving a con-
crete illustration of precisely what the
church in politics means. Such an ex-
hibition as this would show definitely
what the church has in mind in its po"
litcal warfare, and the extent to which
it is contemptuous Of party lines and
regardless of political organizations as
such. 1t has always beer held that the
church government here was sufficient
for all purposes; and competent and
ready to control its members in all their
relations of life, in social affairs, as
well as church matters, in politics, in
business, and in their relations with
their fellow men everywhere. The
church leaders accordingly have
frowned upon all fraternal societies as
being an invasion of the church priv
lege and prerogative, have denounced
labor unions, and held that members Of
the Mormon church have no business
TO affiliate with any such organizations
In fact, the Mormon church is theo-
retically and claims to be practically
| all-suilicient for it's members in any pos
sible contingency and under all cir
| cu1nSC3nceS.
The union Of the church forces un.
der such guidance would necessarily
awaken not only the people Of this city,
but the people Of the whole country,
to a better realization than they can
possibly have now Of the aims, pur.
! poses, and demands Of the Mormon
| church. Such move on the part of
the ecclesiasts would necessarily alb
rogate all political party lines. at least
for that election. Every party man
would be absolved from his partisan
allegiance, whether Republican or Dem
ocrat, and every one would feel, and
in fact would be, just as free to vote
for the American ticket as for the
church ticket. What the church would
hope to gain in this would be merely
TO exhibit the solidarity Of its own
commandable forces; such Gentiles or
J independent Mormons as were not seek
ing for church preferment in politics
would probably be shy of any such po.
litical move by the church leaders.
AS a rule, the party men would desire
to maintain and perpetuate their party
organizations in the municipal election,
as in other elections; If they are not
able to do this, then of course they
are free to vote as they please. A
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28
Decides to Accsut.

Logan Republican: IL
Prof Il. D. Ball, director A..
Agricultural experiment sta,,cs
Logan Saturday and rcms;.
Tuesday. He came from cri'-
where he has been the past W..
at the State university Tor Ia.
degree. and his visit was for n.
OF determining whether or ND
accept the position rendered ii,
A. C., board Of trustees. He =:
after consultation with pss,s.
Lake City and with member =
ulity OF the a, c. in Logan L.
cIded TO accept the d!rectonsl.
June would return again from 4
this time prepared TO get IN s,1
the college. Prof. Ball saId b.
or three positions offered rim
preference was for the Ulh I
der favorable conditions, and a
CATION led him 10 believe that Il
ditions win be entirely satii5,
him and TO the best interests Il
and school; hence his final a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28
AS to Cutters Ann,;.,

Eastern Utah Advocate;
Governor Cutters apnoI,,..
State coal mine inspectorsh,s
a correspondence school comp coup
may be ready 10 assume ihs
this most important position =
of May, which brings forth ~ ~
criticism from several so",a'
nothing. Didn't our learnea !.
torney get ready for tho d,,s.
office in less time1 II was ~
sary for the latter 30 read ~
month, '44
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

clearly understood TINT ,h. -
acquired lands are to be- 'is ,' frsr<
the Government upon the 'unea
that no criminal action Easy q
which serves to iilustra,.w WI! n
lessness" Of Washington Bs q
Is Borah's case to r.. II
class? Time will tell pnt h
tion has shown, clearly aa ne Adr
tu6e toward Meyer, avvnoush.
bone. All things consia"mooc ans
case has rare interest 'eo. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28
With the JoEs'

WHY THEY DON'T Ss
A little girl came In ~ isId had
day indignant because sHG Miami
In to correct her prousi
others had been dismiss.ssyT.i, ne<|
Mamma" she saio' rsin ss|
speak to Edna Bates asa'D
live" ,-sd her q
because / copied all M nwSrcne
her, and everyone was Thbl>
The little naid.-Chicaso
THEN THEY Mns5
.'Yaas, de beauty sn 20 bair
Smoketown mingled 10
mingled. yo say .,sveu o.
Mingled till bout cbro1I|
dey mixed. Houston
REVENGE.
Mother-wen. darling, o,s ,wshfs
tongue out 10 the doc'o'
as told you to? "a made
Small Boy-Yes: ano
Exchange.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28
Utah State p
Provo People Arc F,..
Provo Democrat:

Provo Democrat.
The would-he Manufacture.
chants associations OF fi,,e,s z
upon a junket to Logan nan
tcnsible purpose liz stataSu
get acquainted" Why doGs ~
Lakers come TO Utah col ~onl
acquainted?' There are rnly
Utah county than In anv ',s ~,
In the State except SaI.s fp!ael
bunch? 'o Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28
Others Don't Stand !
Provo Democrat.

Provo Democrat.
What's the matter with TIN,
master OF Salt Lake, remains-7
and attending more strictly IA
ernmental job? He gets gQod 4
and It seems TO us that ne gu;
to eradeayor TO earn his va
are plenty OF other fellows 8
not employed by Upcle San
ably represent Utah down d \
1t is necessary for US to be N.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

University students who desire to
cover their big "U" with something
really valuable might consider the pro,
position that Invaluable as studs are
gr1tjs
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Hurry Up Bradley d

Vernal Express:
Hurry up the Annie Bradley I
that Harry Kendall Thaw Is -
insane, guilty or not guilty
dailies must have some othts 4
big sensation TO stir the u
Trot out Annie NJ. and let ths q
read -Arthslr's very affcctionaIs
terS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

Did not the Agricultural College
board rather add insult to injury when
they discharged Professor Ostein and
then accused him of contemplating
residence IN Mexico7
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

In this matter of bathing suits, it
will be anticipated that instructions
concerning their making may be con-
siderably less abbreviated than the cos
tunes themselves,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

Polygsmous children are careful TO
reverse the well known saying by OBJ
serving that IL is q wise son who does
not know his own father.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

Perhaps the man who was looking
for Joseph T. on Plum Alley had merely
become confused as to the location Of
the prophetic dope joint.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

Jnasmuch as it is non communicative,
except at the instance of its owner,
Apostle Smoot may have delivered his
poIygamy-denouncing speech to the tele-
praphone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

And il may be assumed that with the
million dollars which they expect to
raise, the labor unions imagine that
They can also purchase quite large
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

Arbitrators of the street car com
troversy are expected to discover that
in the adjustment of wage scales there
are many different weighs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

Another big gift to education by Mr.,
Rockefeller was naturally expected
following the recent advance in the
srice of crude oil
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

His opening of the jamestown ter
centenary, Mr.. Harrimsn will suggest,
did not mark the only accession upon
which Mr.. Roosevelt started something.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

Among other things, the Sons of
Wales will not permit the world to
forget the fact that they are fathers
of England
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

Railroad officials arc reminded that
the Interstate Commerce commission
does take advice-from the White
Housa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

After all, the Fsholiness-to-the~Lord' -
drug institution may only have sold to
school boys little bottled ''inspira-
ZION, -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

In view of the mental condition Of
the conspirators, County Attorney
Hanson may have returned at ''the call
OF the wild. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

Winning such high praise for their
exhibit. students of the school VIII
wish it to Oquirrh again
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

Asking less and offering TO do more,
the street car company fully demon
strates that it is now owned by the
hierarchs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

cause they are asking for sufficient pay
to support the numerous children which
the President thinks they should rear.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

One would necessarily be abnormal
ly greedy even while wishing to draw
sustenance from Seven Troughs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

1t seems that contractors, as well as
uewsboys, sometimes cry 'Extry!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

Considering the facts, tithing is
money once sainted and thrice tainted.
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where The Tribune Is On Sale.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28

I.aboring men are wondering if they
are undesirable citizens" merely be.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-28
Sunday, April %, 1907

Patsy would say that the debate was
won by O'Regan,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-18

Con esa suma es facil desen-
volver los proyectos que desea
yer realizados Ell p1blico, que
ha estado reclamando la prensa,
recogiendo ell sentir de la OPT
ni6n y que Ell seflor Campillo ha
sabido condensar en- un proyec-
to, que ha de MERCER las sim
patias mas unanimes y las mas
sonoras congratulaciones.
Tambien sc trato en- la session
a que nos referimos, de resta-
blecer la antigua ordenanza
municipal que limita ba pruden-
temente la Cantidad de alcoho-
les y materias lnf1amables que
|puede ser almacenada en- la
zona urbana de San Juan.
Ell abandono en- que en- la &C
tualidad Sc tiene esta prescrip-
Ci6n que ahora evoca con admi-
rable buen sentido un concejal
de los que dan prestigio a la
corporation municipal de San
uan, no admite disculpas.
Y menos NAL que, ahora sc ini-
cia una epoca de reparaciones,
y 81 triunfan los propositos que
sc han anunciado en- la Ultima
session del Concejo, pronto sc
habran remediado muchos ma
les que parecian incurables y
fatales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-18
De Bayan6n
{ Para 81 "BOLEfIN NBRCAyTIL"

Ell lunes IS del presente mes sal
dra para Comerfo celebrar juicio S
la Hon. Corte Municipal de este pue-
bio.
La denuncia que por Ell delito de
acometimiento y agres ion Sc habla
preseutado contra Ell cabo P. |. sefIor
Gonzalez, ha sido sobreseida por Or
den del Attorney General.
--Ha sido muy com entada en- este
pueblo la repentina n4archa para los
Estados Unidos del Gobernador Post.
Me informan varios pasai ieros que
en- ell tren de las Sy media a. m. del
IA del corriente viajaban, que POGO
falto para que hubiese una collision
entire ell tren de dicha empresa el
ferrocarril de la Amer ican Railroad.
-Esta hacienda las delicias de
nuestro p1blico Ell excelente Cinema
tografo del sefior Rahola, GUSTAV mu.
cho las peliculas que exhibe y las
voces del magnffico "Orquestrofon"
que como complemento del Cinema
tografo posee; es de sentirse que 4
principles del proximo mes marche
para San Juan.
Correspon sal.
Nov.I 1907
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-18
La Tenida Blanca

Con gran pompa solemnidad Sc
efectuo anoche la Tenida Blanca d.
Adoption en- la respetab BILE Logia Pi.
Margall ndmero asa del Gran Orient.
Espafol.
Un gran ndmero de damas, seaori
tas y caballeros llena ban los salones
ayudando con su precencia a dar real
ce dicho acto.
Despues de las ceremonias acostum
bradas, passron los invitados un am
plio salon del domicilio de Ia Loqia er
donde fue obsequiada la elegante con-
currencia
Entire los discursos pronunciados
merece especial mencion Ell magistral
y elocuentisimo del doctor Cayetanc
Coll y Cuchi, que recibi6 una ovacior
delirante
Ell distinguido letrado estuvo inspi
radlsimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-18
Hip6drOmO de San Juan
LAS CARRERAs De AVER

A las dos y media de la tarde, con
un magnffico tempo y bastante con-
lcurrencia, dieron comienzo las carre-
ras de aver en- nuestro hipodromo.
Disputaron Ell premio a andadura,
siendo la distancia $50 metros, Du-
Ique, Arrogante, Pajarito, Manchado
~ Cosmo, llegando primero la meta
este t1ltlmo. Sc pag6 4 $2.I2 por
cada dollar.
La segunda carrera escape, sien-
do la distancia $50 metros, la dispu-
taron, Palma, Fling Fox y Rayo, ga
nando este 1iltimo.
La tercera carrera q igual distan-
cia que la anterior. fue canada por
Pellotot, que corrio con Perla %, Azu
cena, Mambl y Bohemia. Este 1lti-
mo gano el segundo premio.
En- la cuarta carrera, a media mi
LA, corrieron solamente Rubio y IL
baro, por haber sido retirado Peli-
gro. Rubio hizo una bonita carrera,
ganando por mucha distancia.
La quinta carrera entire, Desenga-
flo, Luper6n y Lave de ORC, fue muy
sensational, pero al fin sali6 vence-
dor Llave de orc, que gan6 Desen-
gaf1o por muy poca distancia.
Luper6n sali6 tarde y pesar de
la ventaja que Sc dejo sacar al prin-
cipio, lego casi junto con los otros
caballos.
La sexta carrera, entire Perla Fina
y Lord, fue la mas importante de to-
das. Perla Fina al sentir ell disparo
que senala la salida no 50 li6 escapado
con la velocidad do otras veces. Sc
pego 4 la pista y avanzaba solo me-
dida que Lord pretendia adelantarse-
lie. En- el mismo orden sostuvo la
carrera, hasta que proximos la me-
ia, ell Jockey le hizo avanzar mayor
veloc;dad.
Lord, sostuvo toda la carrera a la
parte afuera de la pista logrando
mantenerse en- la primera vuelta
una inisma distancia de su vencedor,
aunque fustigado de continue por su
jockey.
Perla Fina recorri6 la mllla en- z
3 y Lord en- 2, ais.
Las salidas fueron dadas aver en-
muy buen orden y no hubieron Incl
dentes desagradables durante Ell cur
so de las carreras.
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Varias noticias

En- La Ultima session celebrada por
Ell Consejo Municipal de esta ciudad, el
Conceal sefior Campillo, propuso Sc
levanto un plano de urbanizaci6n del
barrio de Santurce, consignandoss, 81
fuere necesario, dos Ingenieros con 81
fin de que puedan ejecutar dicho ira
bajo dentro de meses Ell Ccncsi 10
acordo que por una comisi6n especial
compuesta de los sefiores Campillo. SFa-
Id Ponte, ell Alcalde de la ciudad Ins-
pector de Obrss Pdbljcas Municipalss,
Sc estudie la proposition del sefior
Campillo, informando al Conseio 10
que concideren couveniente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-18
LO celebramOS

Despues del feliz alum bramiento va
esta fuera de cuidado la joven y bella
esposa dc nuestro amigo distinguidfsi-
mo don Carlos Conde
Una nina angelical ha venido a de-
rramar alegrfas venturas purfsimas
en- ell hagar bendecido por Ell m1tuo
amor y ennoblec1do por los virtudes
mas preclaros. A las felicitaciones re-
cibidas por los seflores de Conde ee-
seamos la del BoLETIN MERcANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-11-18
Prefiri0 entregarSe
Sc LE PERSEGUlA ACTIvAMENTE

Hace algunos dfas que ell guardia
Atsnasio Ricard, del puesto de Las
Piedras, conducfa cinco presos para
la carcel de Humacao, de los cuales Sc
lie fugo uno llamado Justine Hidalgo.
En- vista de que la policfa Sc di6 en-
su pefsecusion activamente, Hidslgo,
prehrio entregarse, autes que, cont.
nrar afrontando los peligros incon.
venientes de la huida.