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BIKE RACES TONIGHT.
Devonevieh viii Appear in Match
Race With Palmer

"Whiskers" Devonevich and Palmer are
on the program as feature this evening
at the Salt Palace. They will meet in a
match race, best two In three. mile heats,
French rules. Since his great ride of Fri
day night last week Devonevich thinks he
cannot be beaten and expects to take
Palmer into camp tonight.
Wilcox, the promising pace follower. is
matched with Jenkins for five miles. Both
riders have had experience this season
behind pace and should make close race
of IL.
The rest of the program is:
Two-mile open lap, professional
One-mile handicap. professional.
Half-mile open, amateur.
Two-mile lap, handicap. amateur.
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ATHLETES WELCOMED.
President Receives Olympic Team al
OYSTER Bay

,, Oyster Bay. J.. y, aug. %.-Just as
roes today when they paraded up Saga
more hill and received the official well
come home by the president Of the Unit
ed States as on Saturday when they We're
acclaimed with the cheers of thousands
in New York City.
Each of the victorious athletes was in
troduced to the president by the Ameri-
can commissioner, James +. Sullivan. The
president grasped their hands in an en-
thusiastic handshake and had a word of
congratulation TO say. The men plainly
showed their pleasure at the high praise
the president bestowed upon them.
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At Butte.

Butte, Aug. 31.-Today's results
First race, five and one-half furlongs-
Royal River won. Brush Up second. Gov
ernor Orman third Time-1 0724.
Second race, one mile-Kamsack won
Mendon second, Cotillion third. Time
las.
Third race. four furlongs-Katie Glea-
son won. Inspector Bird second, Lady
Powell third. Time-:H%.
Fourth race seven Reconsideration
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At Seattle.

Seattle. Aug. 31.-Resulss at the Mead
ows:
First race, five furlongs-Linola won
Incentive second, Angel Face third. Time
-1:02 %.
Second race. six furlongs-Old Settle,
won, Won Tromp second. Prolific third
Time-1:15 2-5.
Third race. mile-Harmakis won, Cap
tain Burnett second Bravoure third
Time-1:42 2-5.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Vox Popu-
Ii won, Edwin T. Fryer second. Miss
Mazzoni third. Time-1:27 is.
Fifth race mile and a sixteenth-Litho-
lin won, Standover second, Gracious Dame
third. Time-l:49
Sixth race. five and one-half furlongs-
Givonni Balerio won, st. Francis second
Kerry third Time-1:N 2-5.
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IT'S RIGHT
FITS HERE
| HnHAPPNs LED AN CDnDTTNC MINIS
| - -

won. Duke of Orleans second. Sid Silver
third Time-1: 29A.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth-Fair
Chance won, Cabin second Proteus third.
Time-1:4Sil
Sixth race, five furlongs-Zella G. won.
1:0111.
Seventh race, one mile-rea Tray IL
won. vinton second, Willie T. third Time
-1:41I5
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BILLIARD RESULTS.

The first series of games in the billiard
tournament at the Malone billiard hall
was played yesterday. LOOMS defeated
Barrett in the first game by a score OF
80 to 49, In the second Mum defeated
Chase by a score of 70 to 50.
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Red, 1l6
Fourth race, three-fourths mile. selling
False Nun, 102; Harry Stanhope. l02;
Minnie. l02, Mabel Fountain, 1902: Nebras-
ka Lass, 102; Beaumont. lo2: Edrona, 1872
Concinana, l02; Semroelle, los.
Seventh race, one mile, selling-Red
Era, 49,. Boundcliff. 1l9; Sal Earl. l1a;
Galvanic. ll9; Petaluma. 1l9: Spondoolix,
l1q
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SALTAIR TRACK QUITS.

Manager Johnny Chapman of the Salt
air track announced yesterday that there
would be no more bicycle races at Saltair
this year Chapman left for the east with
Jackie Clark as CIarks manager. Mayer
expected to go along, but he is having
some trouble about his contract and re-
manned here
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HORSE MEETING LABOR DAY.

The Salt Lake Driving club has an
nounced that IL will give a program of
races at Agricultural park on Labor day.
Three harness races in all are scheduled.
The feature will be match race between
Alamo. Lizzie Big Staff and Willetts.
The entries for the two other events VIII
he announced later
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LADIES' DAY, SAlTAlR,
Wednesday, Sept. 2.
POOL MATCH ARRANGED.

There will be a match game at the Log
Cabin, commencing tonight. between w.
II. Morgan of Alabama and Al Cain of
Salt Lake Each will play 300 points. 100
points each night. They are both good
game promises to be an interesting one.
John Moulds of St. Louis will be- the
referee.
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LADIES' DAY, SALTAiR,
UMPIRE WAS WRONG.

Salt Lake Herald: In a game of base
ball. at the end of the seventh inning the
score was TO 5. The side that was ahead
claimed ii was too dark to finish the
game, therefore the umpire called the
game and gave the game to
the side that was ahead at the end of
the seventh inning, but called all bets
on the game off Kindly advise if he
had the right call all bets off when he
gave the decision to the side that was
ahead at the close of the seventh.
Yours truly, j. w. 5.
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American Fol. AUG. 81, 19Os.

Betting on a game is prohibited in all
organized baseball. and the umpire there
fore made a mistake in recognizing in any
manner whatever that bets had been made
on the game He should not have re-
ferred to bets in any way. The umpire
made another mistake in paying any at
tention whatever to the claims of either
team that it was too dark to continue
play. He alone is the sole judge. and if.
in his opinion. it is too dark to play, he
has the authority TO call the game.
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kansas City, Aug. 31.-Harry H. Brews-
ter of ST Joseph. BO., here today. won
the Missouri valley tennis championship
in singles. defeating Harold Hodge of
Kansas City, winner of the 1907 challenge
trophy of the association.
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DETROIT TEAM ARRESTED.
Sunday Baseball Law to Be Tested
in Court.

Detroit. Aug. 31.-Warrants were issued
today in the police court against Manager
Hugh Jennings of the Detroit American
league baseball club and the ten MEM
bers of the team who participated in yes
terday's game at Bennett park with Cleve-
land charging them with playing baseball
on Sunday contrary to the law. The war
rants were served this afternoon at the
ball park when the club gathered for this
afternoons game. The case is in for
test of the law.
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LADIES' DAY, sALTAIR,
Important Training.
wednesday, Sept. 3

The L. d. S. Business college gives
the best training in shorthand, type
writing, bookkeeping, biography, pen
manship and kindred subjects.
Tuition $50 per year, 81 per month.
Compare costs, courses, faculty and
equipment with other business schools.
Fall opening Sept. s.
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LAW DEPARTM EMIT.

The Department of Law of the Uni
versity of Utah offers two years of a
full law course, and in connection with
the School of Arts and Sciences, a four
year course in Arts and Law leading to
the Bachelors Degree. The work done
here is accepted by the best law schools
in the United States.
Through special arrangement with
judges and eminent attorneys, students
enjoy unusual advantages.
The catalogue which describes the
courses offered, requirements of admis-
sion, cost of tuition, etc, is sent free
upon request to the
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver Aug. 3l-Denver's hitting was
the feature of today's game. Score:
R. II. z.
Denver IA
L
Batteries-Bohannon and McDonough;
Honska and Smith
Sioux City, Aug. 4--Furchner was wild
but the Lincoln players could not hit him
when hits meant runs and Sioux City won
rather loosely played game. Score:
Sioux CITY ---.----.-.-..---.--.-.s- 10 .
Lincoln e.. .-....---.-.----.-----4
Batteries-Furchner and Shea: Hendrix.
WATSON and Weigart.
Des Moines, Aug. 3l.-Omaha-Des
Moines game postponed; rain.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville-First game: Louisville
0: Columbus, 4. Second game: Louisville
8; Columbus, /.
AT Observation-Disclosures. 2; MinneapO-
lis, 4.
At Toledo-Toledo, o; indianapolis, 4.
At Kansas City-Kansas City, 8; St
Paul, H.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Seattle, Aug. 31.-Killlay allowed Sc
attic only four hits. and Spokane won by
punching three safeties in the eighth off
harrington. Score:
RH. Z.
Spokane e. l
Batteries-Barringto and Bunstine; :
Killilay and Roberts. Umpire-Ehret.
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BASEBALL
Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Cincinnati, Aug S1.-Clncinnati made but
two hits off Willis today. Hulswitt get
ting both. Only one of the locals reached
second base. The Pittsburgs punched six
hits in the third inning. netting four runs.
Score: r. III. E
1lncllhdti .-----.---...-. .--------o
Pittsburg =. ........................5 10 D
Batteries Spade, Dubec and Mclean:
Willis and Gibson. Umpire-O' Day.
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Chicago. Aug. 31-Both Overall and Ray
mond pitched great ball today, but Over
all was the steadier in pinches, striking
out eleven men. A pass, a sacrifice and a
hit by Evers gave Chicago one run at
the start. In the sixth Sheckard singled,
stole second and scored on drives by Ev-
ers and Steinfeldt. Score: r. II. f..
Chicago =. l
St Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Overall and Killing; Raymond
and Moran
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Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Detroit. Aug. S1.-Detroit played very err
ratio ball. errors giving Cleveland all
three runs of the fourth. while passes by
Summers paved the way to three of the
others. Score: R. III. e.
Detroit . ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 s
Batteries-Su Summers and Schmidt Chech
and n. Clarke
ST Louis, Aug. 31-St Louis defeated
Chicago in the first game of the series
this afternoon by the score of 4 to 0.
Score: r. H L.
st. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 8
Batteries-Waddeli and Smith; Walsh,
Owen and Sullivan.
Washington, Aug. sl-Roston punched
three singles. double and a triple in the
fifth inning today, defeating Washington
Z to 3. Score: r. H. z.
Washington E. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u
Batteries-Tannehill Johnson and War
ner; c. Young and Criger.
New York, Aug. 31.-The local Ameri-
can players lost both of today's games
to Philadelphia by a margin of one run.
opening contest. and Schlitzer won out in
the other. although Hogg received error
less support. Scores:
First game r. II. f.
Philadelphia .. ..................-....l j
New York .-...--....-............... ~
Batteries-Dygert and schreck; Lake
and Kleinow.
Second same- r. II. Z.
Philadelphia .-..-------...-..2 /
Batteries Schiller and Blue; Hogg and
KleinOW
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Yesterdays Results.
LADIES' DAY, SALTAlR,
Wednesday. Sep

Sample our peaches and leave orders
Wandamere, Sept. 3. Granite Fruit &
Commercial Co.
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LADIES' DAY, SALTAIR,

DENVER AND RETURN, $4,000,
Via D. e. r. c., Sept and 6. Final
limit returning Sept. 20. Stopovers al
lowed
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LADIES' DAY, SALTAIR,
BREWSTER is CHAMPION.

Wednesday, Sept. >.
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MORE SURPRISES
ON Tennis COURTS
Walker Salisbury at Top-De-
feats Garrett in Fast
Game.


y TODAYS SCHEDULE.
y Griffin VS. F. Roberts, at > p. m.
y Miss HUMPHREYS VS.. Miss Severance,
= at D. m.
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IN maintaining the flag in the Philip
pines. and nevertheless permits the
Democratic party in It's chase after
votes 70 cry anii-imperialism in the
North.
Such was the line 81 his talk Its re-
ception by the South was almost com
parable To the reception by the North
~ Henry w Grady's famous speech
before the New England Society.
When the dav finally comes that the
solid South i broken. Taft's speech
will doubtless be accorded promi-
nent place in the history OF events
leading up 70 that result. Its favor
able reception was partly due, no
doubt. 10 two factors One was re-
cognition OF the right Of the Southern
white man 10 deal with the negro prob
lem in his own way. '1he negro's
best friend is the Southern white man."
said Taft. The other was a sharp
roast" 81 the Republican party in the
South. "As long. he said. las the
Republican party in the South shall
represent little save n factional chase
after Federal offices, in which business
men and men ~ substance in the COM
munity have no desire 10 enter and in
the result 81 which they have no inter
est. we may expect the present politi-
cal conditions oi the South to CON
tinue' That was the cry which Bona
partc raised against the Republican
party 81 Maryland in the Sos. a cry
which. when needed by the decent men
ni the Republican party and regarded
by former Democrats. who. believing
in the principles oi the Republican
party decided to have done with the
cry ~ an ancient wrong and announce
Continued on page y
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Danger in Delay.
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dan :
erouS for Eikfon People TO
Neglect

The great danger OF kidney troubles
/, that they get firm hold before the
sufferer recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined Backache head
ache. nervousness, lameness. soreness,
lumbagu, urinary troubles. dropsy. dia-
bctcs and Bright's disease follow in
mercilcSS succession Don't neglect
your Kidneys Cure the kidneys with
the certain and safe remedy, Doan's
Kidney Pills.
Goldspur Jones. living on Chapel
street, Newark. Del. says: For three
years ! suffered from backache and
spells oi dizziness. had one severe
attack and for three weeks was unable
to get about The secret:ons were in
a terrible condition. and ! knew tina,
my kidncys were much derangcd.
seldom saw a day that | was free from
pain Until my attention was drawn to
Doan' Kidney Pills. and | procured
a hnX Since using them | am glad to
stat, that my kidneys have been strong
and We'll and feel that Doan's Kid.
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~ other cases il taken according &c
directions
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
I States.
! Remember the name-Doan's-anc
take no other
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Don't
Neglect 1t

1t is a serious mistake
to neglect a weak heart. 1t
is such a short step to
chronic heart disease.
When you notice irregu-
larity of action, OCCASION
ing short breath, palpita-
ton, futtering, pain i'll
chest or difficulty in lying
on left side, your heart
needs help-a strengthen
ing tonic. There is no bet
ter remedy than DR.. Miles
Heart Cure. It's strength
ening influence is felt al
most at once.
81 have used 10 bottles of Or. Miles
Heart Cure and can truthfully say IL
has done me more good than anything
nearly everything that I know Of The
doctor who attended me asked me
what ! was taking and | told him
Or. Miles Heart Cure he said IL was
not going to do me any good. but II
did. l have not taken any for year
now. and while ther. is occasionally a
slight symptom OF the old trouble, II
is not enough for me to continue the
use OF the medicine II | should get
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I consider myself practically cured OF
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q. ii. DUNSAM. Livingston. Texas.
Or. Miles Heart Cure Is sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
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he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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Corsefs, American Lady

We are offering lot Of discontinued
STYLES of the Celebrated Corsets at so aud
Sets. per pair, mostly small sizes. We
are showing lot OF the very latest STYLES
at I 90 per pair; don't forget "Amercau
Lady" stands ut The head Of the corset
column for stvle and durability.
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Hose

Misses fun regular made Hose, import
ed goods. Plain and lace striped, guar
anteed stainless black. IS cent value IS
cents per pair size 5 to 9. Lot OF extra
cool seconds Of 2Sc regular made Misses
hose for Sets. per pair in tan aud black.
You will agree with us tina; they are very
desirable 3, prize quoted
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Born. September IS, 1857.
Graduate, Yale, 1873
Graduate. Law School OF Cincin-
natl. 1870.
Law reporter Cincinnati papers,
1890 1881
Assistant Prosecutor, Hamilton
county, Ohio, lSSi-iSS2.
Collector Internal Revenue, First
District. Ohio. 1872
Judge Superior Court. Ohio 1887
1890.
Solicitor General, United States,
ISOo-lSp2
United States Judge, Sixth circuit,
IS92-ipoo
President United States Philippine
Commission aud Civil Governor
oi the Philippines. 1000 1908
Secretary 81 War. loo3-IOoS
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Notions

200 yards spool cotton made by the
Independent Thread Co. :" said nv their
Agent TO be as good as Cl,rks Cotton, 2
spoo Is Tor cents, we have also Clatks
o n. /. cot on cents a spool 50 cents
per doz;n
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Prices Summer Bulletin

locts for lsc quality, dotted sw SIS mus.
lin l2lscts for ls cent quality, heuly
serge lOcts for 6 cent quality.
Also large line of imported white
goods at saving of ID TO 10 of the i'm
pcrters price.
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Muslin Underwear

We are headquarters IN this town fol
Underwear, good service able nigh, gown
for so cents, better ones 15c, $500 and
81 IS.
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Pearl Buttons

Suitable for Chiidreus Dresses and b
cts. per dozen. The quality will surprise
you.
Lot black sewing silk spools for S
cents.
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Corset Covers

for IS cts. trimmed with lace ha all Of
the appear 'nce of soc goods. Women S
muslin drawers trimmed, only 25 cent.
Children's drawers l2Hcts per pair made
OF good Cambria.
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White Long Shirts

The quality will surprise you for the
p'ice; they must be seen to be appreciat-
ed, trimmed with lace or Cambria edg-
ing SOC. 7sc. sI.oO, sl.2s and sl.5O.
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PEN NO. /.
Bradley Bro. Strain


Headed by male son
Of the Second Prize
male NJ New York
Show. Two Of his
brothers sold for 500
each Hens are closely
related to New York
Show winners. Hens
In this pen weigh 8 lbs.
each. Male, ION.
Eggs, $500 per ~
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TNFT'S MESSAGE TO THE
SOUTH

Similarly dircc, and straightforward
was the appeal 10 the solid South. which
he made in his speech at Greensboro.
y. e. On Jfly o, 1000 That speech
was made 10 q somewhat hostile audi
cucc When Bryan, name was men
toned the people before him broke out
into loud cheer, Tim glad 10 find
here So manv men who need nStruc-
ton, said the Secretary. smiling. and
went on with hi, argument
That argument was lucid and clear
One single issue. said TAFT. has made
the South the perpetual tail 81 the
Democratic party. So that however
small the Northern head, it always
wags the tail The South prospers by
protective tariff; why should it in
cyi,ably support the party opposed to
such tariff The South is more in
tcrcstcd than any other section al the
country in the Panama canal: why
should il allow It's representatives in
Congress to be dragged into a CAUCUS
designed to thwart or hinder the build
ing Of that canal; The South believes
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Underwear

Lot of Underwear. we are offering at
about 10 price.
Boys shirts and Drawers Sets per gar
iuent. from 25cts
Women's vests, seconds of 2l.2c gar.
ments for Csc.
Lot OF mercerzed vests. perfect goods
Is cents each.
Lot OF Childrens knit waists 10 cents
each, size 10 10 years
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eminent. He is no orator, but he has
a frank. straightforward way OF talk
ing that makes every auditor fancy
that he Is receiving personal cxpla-
nation or communication. and there is
nothing puerile in the big Secretarys
arguments.
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President United States Philippine
Commission and Civil Governor
oi the Philippines. 1000 1908
Secretary Of War Ioo3-I0oS
ssvsss s.s+...s &.
The ordinary citizens knowledge Of
TAFT dates back 10 the time OF his APP.
pcarancc n president 81 the Philippine
Commission When that appointment
was announced IN 1900 the name oi
TAFT was new 10 most Of the men who
read nf II IN the newspapers. Yet at
that time. when he was a. wears old. he
had already done q measure OF work
and achieved a standing that would
have satisfied most women
For clph, year, he had been Judge oi
the United State, Circuit Court at
Cincinnati
Some ~ the thing, he did there are
remembered To- this dIy-apainst him
or for him. friend or foe being the
Judge There wa, q railroad ~ Tait's
cour, in rcccjvcr,h'p. iur instance and
. labor leader came from affair 10 in
Gugura'c -tr'ky among the men on
the road TAFT signed 80 Injunction
restraining him from doing that lie
did u anyhow and TAFT sent him 10
jail !nr contempt - court II was
abuu, the time Di the Drhs strike in
1894. and organized labor seemed then
SO powerful that everyone said no
Judge would dare ,akc side, against il,
TAFT showed them that everyone wa,
mistaken
TAFT MD ORGANIZED LABOR.
Twice again lid Taft decide against
labor organized labor, ~ case, that
came before huu On those three IN
stance, rest, the charge that organized
labor 8, opposed T., Iait Vet those
opinion, of his ur, INV recognized a.,
the law "i the land and 10, rmurutly
ialr and ius' II affected individual,
kicked Il them al t'mc,. the Supreme
Court oi the United State, lid not. for
It affirmed them nd in one instance
it transcribed his opinion a., it, own.
compliment mircqurntly paid
And the time came when TAFT had
opportunity ~ show that hi judgments
were Not based ruuu any hostility To
labor. bun rather uror the Law ui the
land 1t icl' Z" the baud ii TIN, Young
Judge &" PISS upon the validity ni the
Sherman Iut' Trust law aud &" change
u from dead letter TOO live statute.
TAFT did il. and n, opinion in this case
Is the ono referred 10 above which the
Supreme tuur, transcribed q, it, own
il va, upon tins sine opinion tina,
the Supreme Court rested when later
It va, passing upon the lamuu, North
crn Sccur''lr, cH,c TAFT opinions IN