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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
THE MORRIS LETTER.

TAE MORSlS LETTER.
That Morris letter read by Mr.. Rob.
crts in his Ogden speech Friday night is
one Of the most spectacular revelations
Of this campaign Mr.. Roberts had been
posted as Il liar for saying that no
answer was received by those who sent
the now familiar appeal TO the Congress,
sional delegation in the winter of 1909.
asking help in favor of prohibition. But
Elder Morris emphatically supports FL
der Roberts. This. as Mr.. Morris was
one of the signcrs of that dispatch, set
Ties the fact. No reply was received by
them. Such reply as was sent appears
to have been sent direct to Joseph f..
Smith, thus emphasizing the recognition
of the Congressional delegation that
Smith is the center of all authority,
political and temporal. as we'll as reli
gious. in Utah The unconscious atti.'
tude herein Of the Utah delegation in
Congress IN making response to Joseph
+. Smith as though that were all suf-
ticicnt, ignoring the senders OF the tel
egram altogether is Il sub conscious
rcvelation that cannot escape the at
Jcntion Of the people of Utah,
Why should the Congressional delega.
t,ou send reply TO Joseph f. Smith
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

Besides, the speeches at that church
Republican "rally, at tho theater on
Friday night were quite as empty as
was the house
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owe all have troubles of our own, -
declares Apostle Smoot IS organ. That
is emincntly true; and they II eliminate
for that paper on Tuesday next.
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st the thcatcr meeting on Friday
night Senator Sutherland said he was
not standpatter No; because as
Apostle Smoot could say, be is sinnd-
-iu-er
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

However, and from all accounts, the
high cost of milk and butter does not
appear to bother the Governor any,
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Governor spry Says that in this cam
pajgn many things have been said which
should not have been said. II is good
10 Zee him feel somc contriteness and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

Well. if there is any question about
that correspondence. why docsn u Smoot
produce the answer
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President Ncphi l.. Morris says that
he is keeping quiet IN this campaign
Wo hope he does so Voluntarily, and not
by instruction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

This is good day upon which to
perform good service. therefore we ad.
wise you to turn the third lever
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

The Atlantic coast is showed under;
which is further reason for loving Zip
ping Zion s magnificent Indian sum
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

And the Federal ringsters arc nov
wearing II look as if something had
suddenly slipped out from under 'cm,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

If Presiding Bishop Charles w. Nib
ley has copy of that answer, surely he
should not be afraid to produce it.
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Sunday, November 6, 1910.

A hiss and byword in the land
Smootism.
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ter for tho Era to have made mention
Of Parkinson s withdrawal, und then
left the remainder of its statement un-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

Every vote for Amcrlcanism Will bo
big boost for Utah.
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Az least il can be said that wba
"the brethren arc cuIling one an
other is not at all in the nature Of pc
names.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

a victory for Amcricanism will be d
guarantee of increased population and
wealth for Salt Lake county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

many troubles. they have seldom had
one quito as great as Smoot
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Pull the Gag lever next Tuesday to the
right until the bell rings and vote
Smootism and the corrupt county ring
out of power.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

B-r-r-r! But that was a church Re
publican frost at the tbeater on Friday
night
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S. c. Beckwith Special Agency. Sole
Eas astern Advertising Agent Eastern or
f'ce. Tribune building. New York: West
ern office. Tribune building. Chicago.
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Business communications should be ad-
dressed: ''The Tribune. Salt Lake City.
Utah
Matters for publication to Editor
The Tribune Salt Lake CITY. Utah F"
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An estimate given on the total
amount of new work contracted by the
Utah Construction company places the
total at about $l0,000,0o0, The CON
tracts cover railroad construction in
Utah, Colorado, Nevada, Idaho, Wyo-
ming, and California
The Oregon Short Line filed with the
county clerk in this city the amendment
TO its articles of incorporation increas.
ing its capital stock to 100000, 900 as
recently voted by the stockholders. The
filing fee was $4,000.
Work on the high line of the Salt
Lake Route, the Bingham & Garfield,
| the Paris branch, the Ashton. briggs
line is reported as progressing salts
factorily. The continued fine weather
has been great boon for the graders.
The gauge kept ut Midlake on the
Lucin cutoff shows the water of the
lake to be about the same as last year,
with II very slight advance in the read
ings Oct. 3lst. The work Of raising the
west end of the trestle and protecting
the line of the Western Pacific is being
water.
Otto II. Kahn, a director of the Har-
riman roads. visited the West and gave
out a hopeful interview on the railroad
situation. He predicts much railroad
building for the near future. Coincident
with his optimistic talk came the news
that the rail requirements for the Har.
fiman lines for 1911 would amount to
1000 miles, which would relay much
main lines and release old or lighter
rails for branches and extensions.
The Owenyo line is to be relocated to
permit of low grade broad gauge line
along that stretch at the base Of Mt.
Whitney which is still q narrow gauge.
The news of this important change,
given from time TO time in The Tribune,
has been fully and officially verified.
In the country at large there is little
new to say. A hopeful aspect is report.
ed as developing, but the actual bust
ness is hardly up to expectations.
The cotton mills and the wooden mills
are both running short, partly by rea.
son of advanced prices made by the
monopoles and partly because Of tho
uncertainty of the future.
The stock markets are always weak
and uncertain. There seems to be plenty
of money for all legitimate purposes.
but none for speculation, and every eff.
fort to unduly enhance prices is met
with Il check
The crops are moving in great volume
toward the general markets and for ex-
port. and the general outlook would be
good were ii not for the demagogic poll
tics so many arc playing throughout the
! country IN threatening business PROPOSE
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exhibit some feeling of repentance ovor
his "wavc of crime falsehoods.
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tions. With these out Of tho way the
country would be in much better shape
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BUSINESS AND TRADE.

Inc conspicuous DuSlncBS dcI.Nlty III
Salt Lake City at tho present time is
the completion of the buildings already
begun. This building will show Il great
total MT the end of the year, The con
tinuatiop of good weather has helped
materially in the matter of building
construction. and no ono could complain
against the length and favorable nature
of the season, because both have been
all that could be expected. The finish"
ing Of the interior of the Kearns Build
ing and Of tho new Utah Hotel is now
being pushed, During the week per-
init was taken out for the new Peery
Hotel building at the corner Of West
Temple and Third South streets, to cost
100000,
The real estate market is firm, with
prospective activity in the near future
Much is made Of the owning of Salt
Lake realty as d source Of profitable in
vestment.
The banks report money easier. and
the bank clearances Of the past
week are 1875 per cent above those
of the corresponding week last year.
The Luna and the Isis. moving picture
shows, changed hands during the week
ut figures not given.
General trade in the city is good with
large demand, stock well replenished in
great variety and fullness.
Salt LAX, City has been the gather
ing point for tho past week of some Of
The most prominent of the copper min
ing officials of the country, but not
one has seen fit to disclose the object
Of his visit West. 1t is presumed that
negotiations are under way for bring
ing about a gigantic copper merger,
and that these western visits Of inspcc-
tion are for the purpose of giving the
actors in the coming drama first
hand knowledge of their various mines
before rounding out the final details
Of the big deal. That negotiations for
this merger are actually under way in
the East is information that comes too
we'll vouched for to be doubted.
1t has been a happy week for the
Ohio Copper stockholders, as definite
information was sent west by Mr..
HeinZc that the concentrating plant at
Lark will be doubled in capacity with
in ninety days. Another important de-
Vclopment IN the affairs Of the com
pany is the successful conclusion of
plans whereby Col Wall will install
third unit to the mill to demonstrate
his theories on the proper handling of
low grade porphyrY ores.
The elections have held back the in
vcstor from the Eastern markets, the
speculative talent having the whole
stage to themselves, The dislike of Col.
Roosevelt has been plainly reflected in
all the market predictions, the profcs-
siouals prophesying bull market in
case the Democrats are victorious in
New York.
A very favorable turn for the better
was taken on the local mining exchange
during the past few days, and reports
from the market leaders, the Tintic is
sues especially, have been most en-
couraging, The local market so far has
not secured a satisfactory substitute for
the Tintic stocks with which to interest
tho public, and, as of old the investor
and spcculator alike look to Tintic for
The main support of the local exchange
An estimate given on the total
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Telephones.
Bell-Private Branch Exchange. CONNECT
Ing all departments. call Min 5000.
Observation-Disclosures mum icatine svstem
connecting sll departmentS, call 360.
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FACTS, ABOUT OKLAHOMA

4itr "a t d tt ~
FeE people updenstond The eEor-
ons ..possibilities Of Oklahoma From
an agricultural and mineral standpOinL
the state s,as but four superiors and
all OF those. but Texas. Will soon be
overcome by the great progressive
strides OF the new STATE. Oklahoma al
lords more opportunity for diversified
farming than any other state 10 the
Union save Texas and area
considered II surDases the Lone Star
Il all Of Oklahomass acreage possible
OF being utilized we're under cultiya
lion, Ii would present the following
for statisticIans
More Wheat lands lian e.fncr IA
kota.
n More fruit lands than California
Equals Illinois grand prairie In corn
lands
Has more timber tnan Wisconsin
Michigan aud Indiana combined.
( Can cultiyate as much rice land as
South Carolina.
Moe granite than Vermont New
Hampshire and Maine cowksoed. y
MeSA petroleum than Peansyjxnnia
West vfrslnia and Oulo combined.
More marble than Nevada New
Hampshire and Massachusetts,
| ls segcnu ia sle production " co.tcl
from monetary standpoint.
More iron than any other state save
renasls iksnia. mora copper than any
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Oklahoma state Manual.

1909 In now ready. It Is an encyclo-
The Oklahoma State Manual for
pedia OF statistical information. Gives
names OF all the state and county Of
ficers, their pos office addresses,
county, judicial, congressional and
senatorial districts, names and ad-
dress Of members OF Constitutional
Convention; first and second legisIa.
ture, population, wealth of state and
value. Price, 75c. Address Leader
Printing Company, Guthrie. Okla.
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othef staIa saye Montana. !.


aseeedla gypMr
Msfe MAN INfnNe proaacea N lig
Hrcdeet.
fsaiItb Ia dag4lopea Bec.in, he 6n-
sai ffApiqoI MaeFiia NoNAaio aei
~aVe.
M SceyRd n catue tnifd N lnaleS
4ansnnls NJ salne
li seven thousand square miles Of land
Mnderlaid with coal. and lew OF its
minesSmore than opened.
A Moro MaRuesIa and dllumiieg rock
ihansall the rest OF the staieslqH 81
Ht Ainre iverss with natural drain ge
Qa apSra's thaa RnA oihef state save
foiorldcsg ~
~ slyth ii inu plpdNcsiea " Dota
vues. Nm a.Hf fgM w s.la
Is eirhihNIn railway miIeage;ilrst IN
number of mllnHsin raai dve Snare
FIRST lnhumhar nf sysiema Hlarird,sln
1909. ADNa itll aaeN@H 2asst
Itthss sAthe most N1uoNle climate.
save California. iofaliafl. statns,a
|a Oklahoma isuhrst,fl,, production or
nrI' nntR,a a9iN IA 49setss l Ast.
Ias ;ginnpa hsteaa1riinn 81 Cantrlopse
rttGdrinhths pfskugli0u6M Water
.lgeln'S aDd seventh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
dii ii1n IS AtNtA fie A,silitaAf
.ltisillrst inatonnagc Of alfalfa; third
Isa money vnlne produced, is; X XII
LNits aiiftht inlveneiablcs. with less
than atannh OF tho stntetrying To- onl
Etvatc ithe gaialen produces g0f IS
WitbNarslacstiwr uf Niittleth Okla
lihproa, isAtnnth IN. the proiuctjon sofI
orchard nroducis a gHsi NN
lsq stisltsnthinSbetiry. FIRST ~ acreage
llvpre prnpnrtioncAfs agAlt al
h Canhalizatlonsro sroHsidereal Oklahoma
leadsfall othctsin ,l.a amount Of mon
ey deposited in' It's. banks.s Y sp
ia CkiahOmas raiscs more saddle hors
les than than any other two states
without comment on Kentucky's fame,
ir Is ihe only state OF the Uuion
wnete' lipox never leads 10 a pes
lAiiential CRISIS
/ TETS tlIst IN purchasing rs harvest
Jug machinery uNaYfruin homo M
H Il sNrpasses auH nIhe state IN
lBrowin from 1907 10 August \, 1869
! t ~ hf%4s fthtft fhtflf Sh H}sFiNi'f @ftpti
less improvements on ss1ne than al0
lsate west 0y TIE Mlssopi tiyeru4.
Population estimated ITS ppopio .pllr,
chase more u0cessltlas from outside
fthe State than an other states 10
\ The Union.
I Producing sufficient food sniffs to
supply any three states OF the Union
Onr people purchase more from out
side the state, population considered,
lthan any other state
Il Las the third best natural park
l,ln the United states.
Consuming more agricultural ma
chinery than an state save three II
manrtaclllreslioss tlial any other state
west OF The Missouri and north of the
lOhio rivers t4
II is second 10 the manufactme os
Portland cement. es
II Is next to Texas In supplying thy
4 Galveston wharves with shipping
u has tbe best equalization Of taxeg
private and corporate In the world
Great AZ its cotton production IL
I oklahoma le twentieth In the OUTPUT
Of rs spindles; with no record OF q
cotton mill failing to pay dividend
annually d4a
II has tha best high school sys.
tenn IN the United states
II has more cities which have
doubled In population since 1905 thar
any other state or territory within
( the Union ffs
! 1t has the only river IN the world
that ia salty for more than 200 miles
II has both the shallowest and deep
est oil well In the world.
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ITINERARY Of INN. 4. MURRAY

TishomIngo, okla, May 20--The FOL
lowing are the speaking dates OF Wm.
II Murray. candidate for governor. r
Joint Debates
AT Anadarko. Juls 9th. Enid July
9Th: Oklahoma City. July. 7th; Ada,
July Sth, and Durant Juls 9th
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t1he canddaes naued hsl1g ale
candidates i0f sbe 3fflcNe lndtited
sGboci ta tAo iIem0cfatc state " y
rlary On Arg,sg 2l3
ceH8ress
rtst District
Judge N. II. NJ, Seia, Of pawnee
James n Sirkwood. of Gathaie. -i
5scond District ~
John ], Geslach. Of Woodward. X
state Auditor
Blll Cross, Of Oklahoma City
# A Tucker Of Talihina
Attorney General
Gcofee ukey 90 l.aHtou,
j e. Giaham, Of Marietta,
Secretary or state
Leo Meyer. of Berkham county
Ben +. Harrison, ot Calvin, Hughes
county.
Lieutenant Governor.
], j. McAlester. OF McAleHter, Pitts
burg county.
Z. r, Duffy, Of ~ Reno, Canadian
crnnty
L, ] ieagcr Of Tulsa.
state Printer
niion Lester. Of pitisbucs eoun.
Ly p
Giles w Fafsis, or Greer county
President OF Board OF Agriculture
G 7, NTpm) Bryan, Of Nobla copn-
IS.
State Treasurer
Robert l.. Dunlop. Of Kay,conpty.
Corporation Commissioner
joe strain. OF Wann.
George Hcnshaw. Of MadilR
vhmas A Norman. OF Muskogee.
superintendent
q. y. Cameron, OF Sulphur
r w. Wilson. Of Chiekasha. g
FcouNTY
County, Commissioner
| lIis'rlcl Mo- 3--labu 9'Neil ot MAI
ghal township
Il Gore OF Crescent city
Clerk
Robcrt Emmett Stobmlrhgof Cres'
cent
7 Superior Judge "
Y j M sandlin,. OF Guthrie
fr'f Attorney sA& i'
afNTl t1aftyiee, Of efescen'st +
a " Sheriff N at
s.sW tbGuay 'cwhrin W
. ". 49,
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LOCATION WANTED.

nENTIST-All round first class dem
tist desires to locate In some good
thriving city In oklahoma. Graduate
of best dental college. Five years
expe ience. References furnished as
10 cha anter and ability. Those
knowing OF such location address
Dentist care Of Guthrie Leader.
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MISCELLANEOUS


The New Road Law
i iss now ready. The. new road law
just passed by the legislature, bound
in phamphlet form Price 25 cents Tor
single ocpies. Better prices given In
quantities. This is an entirely new
and complete law and rspeals all other
road laws heretofore existing and
should be In the hands Of everyone
who Is interested In good roads. Order
now and famlliarize yourself with the
new law Sent to any address upon
receipt OF rs. cents In money or stamps,
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The New Game Law.

The new Fish and Game law will be
in effect after June IL. Every one in
terested should have copy Of the
new law. We sell them for z5 cents
the single copy. Write for prices on
quantities. Leader Printing Company,
Guthrie, Oklahoma
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PHONE 70.
Phone your wants to The Lcndsr.
PHONE YOUR WANTS.
Phone rs.
PHONE 70.

Tucker Candidate ;:or Auditor
II. A. Tucker Is a candidate for
state auditor. lie says: Christianity
Democracy. labor and education are
the pillars on which Oklahoma's 8
greatness rest H. A. Tucker the
blind candidate for state anditor,
stands firmly. fer these strong pillars
0f greatness Blindness will not pre-
vent him discharglng the duties of the
office with efficiency and safety NO
more tnan blindness prevents Senator
Gore attending to the duties Of his
office
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TODAY'S MARKETS

Kansas cty, Mo, July Ten
thousand cattle we're received los.
Ing ten celts higher. Hogs Re,
ccipts, 5000, closing ten higher.
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fices are based upon the population
ui the county, the minimum amount
being In counties having popula-
ton of less than 1000; the maximum
In those having & population exceed.
ing $4,000, rhe salary being based
upon the 1910 Federal census
In counties having population ex-
eeeding 10000 and a city exceeding
5000 a judge and clerk of the super
ior court will also be elected: the
Judge receiving salary OF $1,000 In
counties of les than 10000 population
and $4,000 in countless OF more than
10000. The clerk OF the superior
court receiving the same salary as the
clerk of the district court.
other county officers 10 be elected
a'p'
Three county commissioners, who
itcrpe salaries ranging from $400 10
$500 according to The population OF the
county and in addition $500 per day
not % exceed so days engaged In view
ing roads and bridges
Superintendent Of public instruc'
tion who receives from sSuu TO sl,avu
per annum according to the population
of the county aud $l.00 In addition fol
each school visited.
County surveyor, who receives wv
rer month salary and $500 per day
each day employed in surveying.
County weigher, who Va paid entira
" In feesnf F FL 4pt3
Township Cfficrrs sss+ ~
In each municipalItownship OF tht
state there are alncted u truhlee
clesk and treasurer, who receives sS.Ot
per day for time actually employed
on the board and some additional
fees. The township trustee acts AZ
assessor and receives $500 per day
Ifof this work, which averages 30 to
35 days each year In the ordinary
township. f us-s is
Justices OF The Peace q
Each county is divided into not lesi
than SIX justices Of the peace dis
trlcts with a justice to be elected II
each district. e
In addition every city OF the firs
clas elects two Justices Of the peac'
with additional ones where the popu
Iation is very large.
Two consrables are elected Tor eacl
Justice Of the .peaee. These officers
receive their pay from fees entirly
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MATRIMONIAL.
rowEl. suppLv.

.. y. GRAYS. Proprietor
rnwels aud aprons OF all Kinds fur
alshed at very reasonable price. Sec
ne before you buy 81. y. GRAYS.
2ts3 PHONE NO. clio.
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PATENTS

PATENTS Procured. also sold on
commission Positively no advance
fee. Patent Exchange, Jenifer Build.
Ing. Washington d. G.
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IN The Superior Court In And For
Said County And State
John Mari, plaintiff VS.. Eta MARI,
defendant