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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-11

Experts believe that Boston y
through winning at St Louis as her
three best pitchers have been undoubt-
eddy used up in putting the kibosh on
the Browns in two out OF the three
combats already fought out.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-11
TWO At A TIME
FOR BILL PAPKE

BOSTON. Aug. ll.-Billy PapAe'S
double header, scheduled at the Arm
Dry Ath etic club FOR Thursday night,
has fallen through
Papke was 10 have met both Frank
Mantell and Mike Donovan. Today
word comes from Rochester that Don
ovan has been taken seriously Ill and
will be unable 10 keep his engage
ment.
Papke will meet Mantell and pos
sibly some other middleweight
The 81. Louis Americans have abol-
ishcd the rule permitting man 70
bring In any number OF ladies on one
paid admission. Some OF the parties
resembled the Brigham Youngs out
for an outing.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-11

Pitcher Thielman IL exposing the Maps.
lie says every one OF Larry's men
plays his game with view to quail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-11
The Bay CITY southerr M,c.,x., ,e.ru

club has changed hands again II IL
stlll owned by local capital. however
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-11
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES GLANCE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

festtrdhy'r HesnIts.
Washington 3, Detroit 9.
Chicago 2, New York l.
Boston 6. st. Louis o.
Cleveland 2--3, Athletics %.
tSecond game 5 innings)
Todny's Games.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at st. Louis.
Athletics at Cleveland
New York at Chicago.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-11
SPELL OF PROSPERITY
FATAL TO G. MULLlN

Warmers grounder. Muffin got Free
man at third.
With Mcbride and Johnson. the
punk hitters coming up. Mullins case
was still tar from being an extremity.
Two strikes on Mcbride were easy
and then the man who hits once IN
every series whether his average needs
Ii or not, singled neatly 10 right.
The sacks were now grooming and
one out Cantillon sent UP Tannehill
10 bat for his finger.
Charity here demands that We pass
rapidly over what followed. George
simply aeroplaned Without showing
the symptom OF strike, Mullin delib-
erately passed Tannehill and Milan
the latter FOR the third time during the
game Each time pass was rung up
tally came trickling in and the
bases were still full with the score a
tie when Shipke hunted 10 Rossmds,
allowing the third run TO score.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-11

Three men faced George In the
ninth. but Detroit could do nothing
with Charlie Smith who succeeded
Johnson in the box and disposed OF
the first six men on the Detroit bat
ting list in a manner aggravatingly
systematic.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-11

The race between the first division
clubs frightened up remarkably as the
result OF yesterdays combat. The
Tigers retained their relative position
ahead OF the Browns, thanks TO Mr..
Steele and his little bucket OF white
wash. Cleveland and Chicago stepped
up closer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-11

There are still two games to be
played in the series with the Senators.
In all probability the Tigers will face
Gates and Smith. They have Willett
and Donovan with possibility of XII
liam in reserve
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

VS. TT bon Gutt1h1ttern mehrtdb
Die Beoba9tung sema9t morben, bob
iih in Wpltenmeeren, bic ii9 hGufig
als cine aufamnlenbdngenbe Dede unz
ter einem in gr0Bere 60be aufgeitiegez
nen2uitballon ausbebnen, eigentbiims
lide 2inien ausSeihnen, bic, oen Wer=
s.ieh nit 5bdlern. in bieien Wolfen9
mahen berborrufen. Der 2uftfhiffer
e. bon 8afus bat 1bon einigemale II,
ben rssauitrirten Meronautii9en Mit=
tbeilungen" unter Beigabe treffliner
photographer FOLDER Moltenmeere
nahaufpeilen perfu9t. bob iene Wol=
fentbdler in3u1anrmenbana nit Slubs
thdlern fteben, bic in ber betreffenoen
Gegenb auf Der GrboberflGhe porbanz
ben iinb uno beren 0erlauf bon ienen
Woltentbd!ern nadgeabmt miro. @s
tpiiroe iid alio Inn cine 8eeinflui5ung
Ger Molfenoede burd Elm barunter be-
finDlihes sSluBtbal banoeln. Da seaen
biefen Sdlub nod INNER 3tpeifel gel=
teno gema9t tporben iinb, fiibrt iebt
Bafus in berfelbsn 1a9aeitfhrift
cine nele 8eoba9tuns bafiir ins Ielb,
bic selegentli9 Bel elmer tpiHenfhaftz
li4en 8allonfabrt bes Miin9ener
gereins fir 2uftf9iffabrt i'm lebten
NoDember gemaht ipurbe. Der Mufz
ftieg fiibrte ben BaIlpn Bis 5u ettpa
1000 Meter 9Dbe llnb getpGbrte ben
Snfaifen ber@onbel ben berrli1en Sc
nuB, auf Elm i'm allgemeinen bGllig
ebenes unb blenbeno tpeibes Molfen<
meer binabaufeben, bas 1iibtpGrts bis
in bic 0orberse Der Mlpen bineinbron=
bete. 8alb ipur6e oen 8eoba9tern in
biefer einbeitlihen Wolfenmaf1e cine
bunfle Gur1e bemerfli9, Die nit piez
len tleinen Winbungen bon @iibtpeft
nad NOrboit berlief. Gs tonnte fpGz
ter feitgeitelIt peroen, oab biefe Wolz
fenfurhe in ibrem Nerlaufe genau Dem
barunter liesenOen Mmper=G =GIu6tbal
entfprad. Muberbem tparen mod eis
rlige tpeniser fart aussepr6ste, aber,,
fonit dbnlide Gurtben fihtbar, iebo4
mar Elm folhes Woltentbal. 6as benz
Qouf Der Star entfpro1en bGtte, merta
triirfiseripeife ni6t gu ertennen. Wer@
inutbIih bdnat bie griheinung bamit
5nfammen, oaB Die 2uft iiber einem'
Glubtbal sttpas ipeniserStaub entbdlt
unb baB oaburd auf bieien @treden
bic bonn GtaubgebaH abb6ngige Ners
bi4tung bes Maiierbampfes gu MoI=
fen cine seringere 1T.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
Gisr %piepslbilo.
(40lni5he 2eituna. J


Der pro5eb ipegen Der ueberaabe
DDn BORT Nrtbur bat ben Nusaana aez
llOuimen, ben man eriDarten fonnie.
Gin9o o0esnrtbeil lit nur gegen oen@e=
neral 6tDHel gefdllt fporoen, unD aud
ihn ernpfitblt 0as @eribt Der @nabe
bes Raiiers. Die iibrisen MngtfIaaten
ipnrOen freiseiprnden Bis auf general
6Dd. Dtr einen Nerpeis erbieIt. alIs
@tntrdl 6t0feI feineraeit in bic 6eiz
Mlafb 5uriidfebrfe. enpfina man i'm
mil Ghre1l, 6ann begann aIImcEIih
inner i66rftr ein Jelb3ug geqen i'm.
NJ Dcronf bin3ielte. ibn III Ser 1ffents
Iiden Qpfinung b0Ilig berabsuipiirDiz
9kil. Gine triegsgeridtIide llnter<
llne ipdr mad oen gefeBliden Bar
kift<R bon 6aufe aus aeboten, uno
rtt f1IieBli9 nftt nur 9tDffeI,
m Inn aild BE nod Ieben0eu b16ertt
lere MT bie Mnfldgebonf, Die I'll
t &rtbir Ieittn0t GteIkn tnneaes
Baihu. bdruntsr aud bsn Ram
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

Die in ser franaDiifden Mbgeorone=
tsntammer sefiibrten Oebatten iiber
bic ginfommenfteuer iinb BON allgez
rneinem Snterefe, beionosrs fir bie
bieiise Offentli4e Meinuns, bic ii9 i'm
allgemeinen nod INNER ablebnenb se=
gen 0ieie Beteuerunssmetbooe perz
bdIt unb barin bur9 bic bunbesobere
seridtli9e Gnti9eibuns sesen oieielz
be, als oerfaifunsspioris, beitdrtt
iiebt. 8ielfah tpirb ia au9 nod bic
in mebreren Staaten einsefiibrte CRIB
IbaftsFeuer aneefeinDet, nibt aus
@erfafunsssriinoen, fonbern neil iie
als ginsriff in bic perfDnlihen Hedz
te betra9tet tpirb. Die abgeitufte
ginfommeniteuer 1T Die seredtefte al
let 5teuern. Sic Dertheilt bie Gait Der
9eitrdge bes Wolfes gu ben Wernalz
tunssaussaben nab Weabsabe ber
mirtbifaftliaen 2eiItunafd6iafeit Il.
lest Die srOBere 2aft benen auf, Sic 1ie
am beten 3u tragen bern0gen, bic
aud bur9 Gefeb unb ionitige llmz
ffdnbe oie before grtperbssslesenbeit
baben. Mie gum 8eifpiel bier3ulanz
Be Die aolIbefdiiBten Monopole. Sn
europdiihen QGnbern tpirb Die eteuer
bonn Nolte als felbftperftdnblih binse=
i1ommen unb tpenn, tpie iebt in
Jrantreid, ii9 Oppoiition bagegen
selteno ma9t, 10 gilt biefe mebr oen
Beitimmungen uno Gormen ais ser
Soee felbit.
SIN fran50fiihen parlament mar
ser Regierungsborlage foipobl bon
fonferpatiber ipie BON republifanifder
Geite DppOiitiOn ssma4t iporben. sSn
elmer grobtn Nebe ti,iberlegte Der Iii
,tdn5miniffer gaillaur ale Gintpenz
tungen. bon oenen einige iih fogar To-
melt berfiesen, baB lie Die 5leform als
ben Mnin syrdnirtihs uno Der Re-
pubIif binftellten. Der Mainiiter
itiitte iih babel auf fntiftif1t Mngdz
ben, uab ipies, gum 8eifpisl. nad,
Dob bon hll1oert IanDnirt5 81 ndft Hidden
Grin0tsfibern fiinfnnbneun3ig iptni.
ger sln0 11,lr flint m1e6r III be3dblen
bdtien. s5n dbnIi9sr Meife ipiirben
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

duh oit 80Aern, 0ie tsinen @run6tt
{ib bdben, eilfIdffst iDer0<n uflo aiudr
Inn niebr ais bit 6dIfte ibrsr segtnz
tp6rtigtn Gituerla5ten. Die Adufltaite
tDnnten iid iiber bic sepIdnte Gin<
fcmrnsnfeuer uIn1o iperliger befI0gen,
als rs 9Brp3ent BON ibnen entloifst unD
neitere 2 prpsent bic gleimen Gteuern
gu 3dbltn hnbtn tpiirnen. Dasegen
fpiirDen ollerbiHgs gentle Bnnfen, Ste
III ooer 10 Millionen Meingeninn era
sielen uno MIR 80. 600 sJrs. anGteuerrj
sntri1ten, runb eint MiIlion AT 5db|
len hdben. Soiniintlih Ser BeifentA
rnng Der Mrbeit. Die gegenip6rtig etipd
20 Midionen abipirft, brinst Bic Bora
lage cine GntIaithng nm nidt tpenid
Ger dlS is Minionen, tpas ifnmerbinl
als Elm ben1trfensDertMsR Refaltat Ders,
aeihnet al tperoen perbient. Oie grz'
aGn3unssiteuer trifft iiberbaupt nurl
100000 Steuerpflihttge, in eriter 2i%j
ME bic srOben Werm0gen uno oann I'M
tpeit gerineerem Mdbe Die mittlertn|
bp. 10000 Grs. Gintomrnen an. Die
Ginfommen BON 100, 900 Grs. iperbenl
1000 Grs. nltbr gu beoablen haben als,
bisber uno bic bon elmer Million co.
600 Grs. itatt bisber IL, 900 Jrs. Mit
GROCER Sh1rfe bertrat Der Miniiter
hos Spitem ber SelbiteinfnGbung,
bas unter allen l1mit6losn DieI ebrli=i
9er uno bDflihtr lei, uls Die amtlihe
3ariruns auf @runb Ser ,dnBeren'
Mn5eiden". 9err gainaur fhlob nit
ter enersifden Mufforberung an Die,
republifantfde partei, enblic1 einmdl,
nit ben felt 10 pielen sSabren peripros,
denen HefOrmen Grnit au MAIDEN
unb iih niht ourh t0nenbe Worte,
Oie Oen Mansel an Sbeen nur
fdledt perbiillen, einfhiihtern gu
lalien. nSie tperoen ni9ts tbun,
iagte er. .ipenn sic niht Oen'
Muth haben, bieyripilsgien au aerft6z'
rem, bic oie 8ourseoifie, bic Zen ebe1,
malieen Mbel er1ebte, in Der 6orm ber'
alien 0orrehte eriporben bat; bas
pribilesium gu @uniten Der groBen
@ermOgen, Die beute bon ber @teuer
aeTaont iperoen, bas pribilegiun 5u
@uniten ber freien Berufe. Die nir
cine seringe grperbsfteuer aablen,.
bas pripilesium. oas aetpiHe Ratego<,
rien frans0iiiher unb frember Meaten,
genieBen. Nur Ole Gteuereform tpirb
Die 8ertpirfliduns Ser fisfalifben
Heformen ermDglihen!!" !
Die ginaelbetten biefer Mefornr
interefiiren uns Ater tpeniger als ber.
@runogebanfe Der 8eieitisung Der ,,nz
bere9tigten pribilesisn, ipie lie unfera
3ollsefebgebung INNER nod in 70 sro@
bem MaBe suldbt.
(Milip. 6erola.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

Der Mp0tbefer mar eben odmit ferz
tig geiporoen. eine Mebioin 3ufammens
i5umifhen. sd mOhte eerne cine Nb.
fhrift pDn bemNeaept babsnr iagte ber
Rumble. rSa, mein 2ieber,1 naeinte
bet Mpotheter, roa miifen Gie iin
i6on an ben Mrat ieIbH nenben, Der
Jbnetl bds Re5ept Derf9rieb. sd
fonnte feine 0nnbfdrift nit BEN bsiten
Nintn nod nitn1als tnt5ifftrn.1
Dtr Geoulos osfaben bisIsr brdu@t ons
Gsil Oss GrfOIsss. 81
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02
1ie Ubt,teTrr ais G.ttcrdsrr
Arnrr fkuH.

Gs 1T {1on oft behauptet Dorben.
Die Mitinger bdtten i'm 9. Sabrbuns
bert Norbamerita auf ihren Jabrten
errei9t. DAB aber in Diel friiberer
3eit, nGmlib i'm S. Sabrbunoert ihon
tubobiftifde prieiter oieie Mejttiiite
Mmeritas als MiIiionare eriolgreid3
beiudt baben, 1T ipobl penig betunnt-
Snterefante NufihliifIe iibsr bieie
sSrage gibt uns rle Monbe Mooerne".,
0aR bic gintpohner Oitaiiens auf If
rem Gabrten an Der Riiite entlang biz
aur Berinsitrabe getommen iinb, oieie
sefreuSt baben nnO Damn bis nadb
Werito an Der aiiite Mmerifas enta
lang sefabren iein follen, 1T gar niht
ID unpabri1einlieb; bic buObbiltiine
wii{}ion in aalifornien bebouptet aud,
bas Mert tpieoer auf5unsbmen, mas
tonlenb Sabre Dor Golumbus fhon
9uob., ,iiten in Nnrbamerita ansefanS
gen baben. Cine slaubpiirbise dime
iiIneGhronif ipriht pon einem 2cnbe
Gu5ang pber Juiu, bas etfDa $500
Meilen Ditlih bonn aiiatifhen Gontiz
nent liegt uno eine 2dnse BON $3.50
glteilen baben ion. Sn ben Mrhipen
Der Dbnaftie Chang befinoet iida eirr
Mei1eberiht zines bubbbiItifheu prie@
tiers aus Rabul Namsns Sui Sher.
Dui Sben berihtete i'm Sabre 5O2
iiber feline Mei{en. Dor linn, 10 erz
sablt er, feien i'm Sabre 458 fiinf
bubbbiftifhe prisfer nah Guians ge>
fommen, bic eine erfplgreihe WiI@
iionstGtisfeit besonnen bdtten. Mlle
gin3elbeiten oes Berihtes. beionoers
hie Mngaben Iber oas &lima. Die
5bier= unb pflansenpelt, Gtaatsz II.
Gamiliengebrduhe geben Elm bolltona
men getreues Bib Meritps. Die
Weerifaner baben feine idriftlihen
Mufaei9nunsen binterlaifen; aber in
ihren Wolfsiiherliefruneen lebt Die Gre
i,,nerung an eine aubsrsepDbnlide
perfon, Die aus fernen QGnOern farr
uro in Elm lanses Gepunb sefltioet
mar. Gs mar Elm Prebiger. Der cine
neue Mpral lebrte. eSn bem Dorfe
Mobalena finbet ii6 nod cine Statue,
oie biefem ,Wizfbi=pecoha" errintet
1T; alien Mnideine na9 1T bieier me-
ritanil9e Same cine gntfteuung bes
dine1ifden MDrtes 9ui Ghen gitsbu-
Meitere Mebnlihfeiten finoet man in
anberen meritanif1en Be3eihnunsen-
Ser Name Bubbbas finbet ii9 in per~
ihiebenen Gnt1fellunsen. Die neritaniz
ihen prie1ter iperoen ais tlamas be-
3ei4net. mas Der 8eaeidnung Der
9m6bbiIienprieiter in Tifet unb Norbz
dina rGamas" nudsebilbet 81 feir
fheint. Muh iihtbare @puren 0er
bubobiiti1hen Rultur finben iih ir
Merito. Sn gOmpeadb bat man cine
8ilofGule gefilnben, DIE einen bubobiz
ftifden priefer in feinem Drnat barr
itelIt; in palenque einen 8uObbd, Der
init getreu3ten 8einen iibt; fein 6ik
fpirb bon 3ipei QDipen gtbilbet. Nur
iinb Der Q1pe tpie Der GIefdnt 0enn
eirkn GfefantentDpf Bat man uu4 se<
funben, Der ben inbiIhen @ott 0nne1
iba bartlett in Mnterita nnbet1nrt,
- baB nur Die Mnnabne iibrig bItibt,
nie3enntniB bit5er9b 9biere {ei bon2lfitn
bortbiit gelangt. Der @diub, 0dB
Mmeritd Ian8e pDr Columbus entbedf
tpor6en IL, fat dlfo taft url3tpeifelbdre
Ginerbeit. Mber mas btr 8u00bismuS
ii syabr6u1berten itt9hts erreit4t bat,
baS bat BE eurDpdiin ne Rnltur III Ditrs
tunosrt Sabrsn bnrdlstishf; i r. bislsr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

Mbgtrnbmte MiIh 3nr
@nfpeinem6Hung. Der Ndbr@
apertb Der abserahmten Wlh 1T febr
fhipanftno uno es fnnn!e bet gAt
atrltrifusirter Magermilh cine NIB
tpetdung ben Is Wro3ent 'feItgeifsllt
iperoen. sSbr 6aliptndbrncrtb irirb..
bnrh bic gifDeiBifDffe repr6fentirt-
Nur Die iunaen @hspeine aber finb
I'M Stanoe, oas GitpeiB IN GIeiib
lln3nfeben, tDDaegert er1tlDidelte
Sdpeine ssett bapon arieben. Man
lam es dls 8easl selten la1en. haB,
il iiineer bus @htpein 1T unb elmer
il friihreiferen Maiie es dngehDrfs
Oas giipeiB umip befler aum 5leifh-
dnfoB beripertbet miro. Nm portbeiIs
hafteitsn lit es, ssunqihipeine i'm Sc
ipiht bon so so pfuno sur Waif
ei15uFelIen unb lie binne, 81 Mo4
natsr auf' ettpa 70 Rilpgr. hernllsans
mdIten. Mit obserahnter Milh all
lein IdBt iid bic Mdftung nidt NIT
puiem Grfolse burhfi!bren. 3u en-
pfhelen lit, an Wtafflhnetile uuber
Mdgex1ilh aiich abgetohte aartof@
fsln unb @erftengries au oerfiittern-
Qebteres fnnn aud burh Wlaiss.
Meiaen=, Buhpeiaenz. 6irienmebl IL
bsl., Oie aartoffeI binsesen ourH
Mlben, aiirbiiie u.i. N. eriebt iperz
sen. Das Ndbrperhd1tniR tam als
8eginn Ter Md1 alrifhen 1:5 ih,Daftz
fen, ntuB aber fpdter erDsitert net
sen. Gin She'll @ries un6 s!seI
Thsile abserahmte Mild) pfleaen ei1l
heiieres Meiultat au sebcn. als slpef
3heile @ries nnb bier 5Aeile ubae=
rdhmte mild. @s fpmrlt ferner in
ssrags. ob oie maasrmilh in fiibenr
ober lauren 3uiianoe I'll berabreiGen
lit. en- lauren 3uaItnoe farn bic
abgerohmte Milh ipabrFfheinlih feirle
IN mditeroe Wirfung ausiiben lpie Die
iiiBe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

@erf en- ate 5toffe tperssn
reparirt, inbem man Die bsIhd oigte
@telle nit aufael0item Ghlortalt unb
reinem Maifer unb sulebt nit elmer
fntpdHen alfulifhen Gauge befeuhtet.
@infaber uno unihdbliher fir Die
MG1he 1T 6as gefeuhten nit reinem
Maier. Mun 1eet Die beihGoiete
our9ndBte W1ihe in bie Sonns, Be-
feuhtet iie ubermals. tpenn lie getrod=
net 1T, unb ipieberbolt bieies Nerfab<
rem, Bis Die sslede pergern.
@tubIrobraeffehte. Sat
iih oas MobrgefleHt an Stiiblen ae@
lodert, 10 ooB es niht mebr itrnff it,.
10 fpenbe man bic betreffenben @tiible
nm unb leee naift Euher o0er
@hmdmme auf Ole llnterieite oes
Geflehts. iporouf 6iefes ipieber fef.ere
Spnnnung erbGlt. @elb aetDoroe<
r,ts etublrobr pafne ltnb biirfe man
5iinGhft nit 5eiftnfhdum, benz et=
mas Gpiritus auQefsbt tpurbe. Bebor
es p6nfg getrodnet iii, itreue man
Ghnefelpnlbsr oorauf, fhpne aberI
Die 6olstbeile bes Stubles. ssit Ole
6hift gun3 trodsn, 70 iDirb he bor<.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

ungefiitterte fMermel an
ieioenen Blufen lperben oft I'M aleiz
berfdrant iehr sebriidt; un bies su
perbiiten, If)iebt man ibnen sinen auz
iammengerolten 8ogen itarten pdz
piers elm, Der Ole Salten ausfpannt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-02

8erbIihene Stidereie n
aner Mrt auf Rinbertfeioern, B!ufen
II. +. IN. in @arn poer Seioe fam
man pie reu berrihten, in0em man
iie nit bunfler @tielitihlinie ums
ranbet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20
TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 2o 1908

concisely, as by calling it the "church
Republican party.
Mr.. Ssxey has outived, without in
Jury to himself, a good many insulting
epithets which he describes as having
been hurled at him and those of his
fellowship in the past. Then he will,
no doubt, survive this nomenclature,
as be has the others. But if this is n
true and fit description Of the Rcpub
lican party, as we contend ii il, then
there is no insult connected with il; but
it is merely n fair aud good descrip-
tion of the party. Aud if Mr., SaXey
continues his membership in that party.
it is not IN the least insulting, but
merely descriptive, to call him u
''churcb Republican. With reference
to his defiance of The Tribune dictatiou,
he need not worry in the least. The
Tribune does not undertake TO dictate
to him or to any one else, Unless We
can show reasonably and fairly the jus,
ticc of our causo and the desirahility Of
its triumph, then wo do not ask any
one to vote with US. On the other hand,
however, we are lully cOnVlnCeu lIon
what we know OF Mr.. Saxey, that bis
defiance Of Joseph T. Smith and Reed
Snloot is a vain boast. We believe that
if either Joseph 7. Smith or Reed
Smoot should show TO Mr.. Sa1ey their
desire that he ehould vote a certain
way he would vote that way, without
the least hesitation or demur. His
turbulence is displayed never against
the church political intrusions or the
church bosses, but always against those
who arc resisting church aggression and
usurpation, He is a true devotee of the
church, so far as we have observed and
can Judge. and opposed to, everything
that interferes with the church pro"
granme in politics and secular affairs.
And it is as idle for Mr.. Saxey TO un-
dertake to convince us of his disinter-
estedness and independence as it is for
him to claim to be insultcd because the
right and 6t name is applied 10 the
party to which he belongs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

The church organ says that The
Tribune "cannot endure the thought
that some members of the board are
church MEMBERS aud that "its pro-
grammc is to exclude Mormou5 from
every public office and from every
public position. Both of which state
ments arc absolutely false. But when
the Mormons, the minority of the popu
lation, have the majority Of the school
board and dictate, to the advantage of
the church, the management Of the
schools, then it is time, not only for
The Tribune. but for all American citi-
zens, to enter an emphatic protest and
demand change
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

stays of Judgment. and the like, until
every one having any interest in the
case is utterly worn out
Attorney General Bonaparte has done
n distinct service in calling attention
to the abominable delays IN court prac-
tlce, which amount practically In
many cases TO a brenk.d down Of our
judicial system. The National Bar As
sociation, at its recent session in
Seattle, considered the same question
from the Same standpoint, and arrived
at the same conclusion that Attorney
General Bonaparte proclaimsi that is,
that there must be a reform or our in-
dicial system will break down of its
own weight.
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The News asks if the ''voters want
the war of higotry carried into the
schools" The answer is, certainly not.
What they want is that the present
bigoted control of the schools shall be
abolished, and an enlightened, pro
eresSive school programme be insti"
tuted in the school management.
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SOME NEWS" SLIPS.

The News says that it "noticcd a
very large falling of in the vcte' Of
the American party. As usual the
News notices what is not so. There
was no such falling eff The American
vote held up remarkably being but
about 800 on tho average, lower than
its vote of 11,774 last year,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

Doa't be afraid TO assert with em-
pbasis That Salt Lake is 70 have u
population CT two hundred thousand in
niueteep.ten. The only danger about it
is that the figure may rot be high
& rnmnh
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church purpose. the church claim, and
the church trickery, were fully dis
closed. Aud the nonpartisan preteuse
can no longer bo effectually put on.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

"a Texas man" says 5hc Grand
Eapids (Micb,) Press, sis suing the
Southern Pacific for fifteen cents"
And thore is no doubt the Southern Pa
riiic has the moucY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

No one is such n coward as enc
member Of the House OF Representa-
iiYcs. except two members" Uncle Joe
Cannon IS reported as saying. But
wnat might be the other gentleman n s
IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

Among the other things that Presi-
dert Roosevelt will doubtless be glad
20 hear when Apostle Smoot arrives in
Washington will be tidings Of the fact
that the hierarchical. political quorums
ere IN entire harmony.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20

The Tribune has been favored with
copies Of The Rocky Mountain Times,
published in this city and printed in
japanese characters. The paper makes
very interesting reading,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-20
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According 70 experts there is j great
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long and short OF it,