The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-03
|. who Dominate G. 0. P.
TilI Make Pilgrimage There
4. This Summer.
|T ARE POSSESSED
on A GREAT BIG HUNCH
,,rd Roosevelt as the Great
\ Live Asset of Repub-
lican Party.
nv RALPH JOHNSON.

n
wire TO The Tribune.
.Sw T YORK, July With the re-
- !. ,ormer President Roosevelt the
~, eves of the country are again
~ New York. Politicians are
4. n,onIe. They are men of I'M
',;.s, thew must be successful. They
r.r,ed much as gamblers are by
'as lsttor speak of as "hunches.
4 a. wrong, the men who dominate
Rsouh)ican party are possessed Oh
.sop,hu that Mr.. Roosevelt can
|, or mar the party or the fortunes
u man in il. at this time. l do not
"a 10 express an opinion US TO
,oreetness of this idea, but that
.,;;sts cannot be doubted. As n re
4 nj. is going to be busy summer
. O,.tsr Bay and it Will be d mecca
sspublicsn leaders, who personally
i,f little use for Mr.. Roosevelt, re-
A hin as the party's greatest live
whut Mr.. Roosevelt Will do
Inns to be seen. Like Brcr. Fox
I as fable, he is at this writing 'lay"
\ kr and ssyin' muffin '''
nernorrsts Are .Jubilant.
"A Democrats of the state are feel
nblant. Already they are fgur'
q what they will do with the state
lament when they get it next year.
f 81 be said that the Democrats gen
&l5 CITY the state In June. l saw
5psamsu Goulden the other day.
& ilM only sure the Democrats will
y their governor this year, but that
16sntstlye SulZer will be the man.
representative Sulzer Is very pop
n Fhh the rank and file,'' he said.
y kas served the people long and
|d bb record is a platform lii itself.
q Il he were nominated there would
l0lling 10 explain. He is d Demo
ihruugh and through, and every
1osiat in the state would certainly
4 BIS duty to vote fog him; be-
n Mr. Sulzcr is splendid cam
i1sf, has an attractive personality,
done much for the soldiers, much
zee farmers, much for the work
Esn, much for the small trades
y. and therefore should pull very
Independent vote.''
Would Make Good Governor.
have known Mr., Sulzer for years
ave served with him in congress
ave had opportunities OF studying
ne y high type of man, pos
Afllng characteristics and is as
= STEEL The most implacable foe
EIocfacy never questioned Mr..
as integrity or ability. His ca"
= iSenty-one years In the public
our state is without a blcmish.
he will be nominated, and
see prediction that If he is he will
'lse beyond a doubt, He would
~ IDEAL governor, He is a splen-
sysi, man of parts, student of
lalters, aud one Of the most
rlsed men today in the public life
country. No Democrat in the
~ y New York is better qualified
~ g9vernorship than Mr.. Sulzer.
.ul9 ol hve years in the lcgis..
ana sixteen years in the house
vse'tanlatlves vss Is a training very
sa nave ever received, and cmi.
qg5hnes hun for the Office of
" are others, however, who think
,s,aef than Sulzcr, are the idea.
= ave the state.
i. Utah Should Wake Up.
Dorado will make a tremendous Of.
nn;r. l,. some OF the immigrants that
Issng each year from Canada to
Dsys,' ,' 81 lsIa'es," said j, II. Miller
~, el .!e other day, Estate Com
m 8 o. immigration Patek has
h IN w question and is cndeavor,
inM'' every commercial organ,
nan : j. 'ne state in the plans. There
1zlnuts " " ioI tnDuSlllQS OF
- ~, especially the kind that are
Va. ,o ~, INC United States from
g tboN Ng'orado can offer the immi-
iu ho peSt farming and grazing
d tSo woole country. In the val.
Bs ~ ~, ARKANSAS. the Rio Grande
nrS S'nn.son Unison rivers irrigation has
d is inJac .clous progress that the
lnls nafuependent ~ of rain. On the
la No. NJ eastern Colorado scientific
and M M. proved n great sue
iqf7nt ,nat sat country offers 10 the
k.anula,.s' ,.'ner' The greatest chance
b tbs s.. a competency Of any re.
kalfbfn. fnISl' This section is mach
DAers nr tGan the moisture.ladcn
l. j., Stner parts Of the west,
~ TACT, an ideal place to
1.sel0us Progress Made.
sbers az as 1892 we hunted wild
sspjs the city Of Shawnee Okla
tia little did we then think
1sth, eiiness, w"ni.s with its dense un-
lb OF frouid d be replaced with thir.
and !Hyee streets lined wit II
is, a pilck n buildings said +.
HE 81. pioneer Of Oklahoma. who
fupess os 10 8, meet Roosevelt "But
M ilIrost shawnee is only one Of
Z 1aa w;H,1N'iallons Of the growth of
0ther 9 The last ten or twenty
!. TIE az cities In the State have
Nav flLI. flIe wonderful development
y and tsn.rtaoolha City can boast OF
the ;,;ory steel structures as
The nso, t'es OF the east. Only
pas' ninety days the city
= '''nued on pago Ten.