The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
HAS MILESTONE
ABOUT ITS NECK
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This will be read by Democratic speak
ers throughout-the country. 1t will be
used as one of the arguments against
the present tariff
"The split in the ranks of the Re
publlcans has grown wider ever since
the adjournment of the recent session
Of congress. The party was In a bad
condition now. The insurgents in the
middle west, TOO, are more active than
the regular Republicans thought they
would be. They appear to have on
their fighting clothes. and the chances
for reconciliation are so small as to
be negligible in calculating the results
of the contest. On the other hand. the
was time In the history of the party
when the spirit Of harmony and coop
Grafton was so clearly manifest. / be-
lleve that the Democrats could win this
fall, even il the Republicans were not
suffering from 30 many embarrassments.
But with the conditions as they are,
there is not the slightest doubt that
we will have the next congress by an
overwhelming majority
Colonel Clayton Confident
Colonel Clayton shares Colonel
James's views. He says: "There is
every reason to believe that the next
cratic by safe majority. The speeches
Of Senators Cummins and Dolliver, of
Garfield and Victor Murdock and other
Republicans should be enough to defeat
the Republican ticket They certainly
show that the Republicans are not at
all satisfied with what was accomplished
by the last session of congress. AL.
of Speaker Cannon continued Repre-
sentative Clayton, ''I must admit that
he is merely an evolution of the rules
of the Republican party as they have
been adopted from time TO time. The
Republican party is founded on wrong
principles. / believe, however. that a
man should stick to his party and be
either the one or tho other If Re
publican does not like the manner II
which his party is being managed, let
him get out. I do not believe in po-
litical bush whackers. "
Guardian Of Nation s Health.
That man Wiley, "guardian of the
nation 8 health Is wonder. If there
is anything he is not an expert On it
has not appeared. He now comes out
with explicit directions as to how TO
kill chicken so it will be best eating
and keep longest and he upsets all the
old practice Of the ak and wringing
the neck Here is how it must be done
a la Wiley:
"Grasp the chicken when killing by
the bony part of the skull. Do not let
the fingers touch the neck. Make a
small cut with small, sharp-pointed
knife on the right side of the roof of
the chicken g mouth. just where the
bones of the skull end. Brain for dry
picking by thrusting the knife through
the groove which runs along the middle
line of the roof of the mouth until it
touches the skull midway between the
eyes. Use knife which is not more
than two inches long, one-fourth inch
wide, with O thin, fat handle, sharp
point, and straight cutting edge"
Drastic Punishment for Assassins.
The attempt TO assassinnte Mayor
Gaynor has recalled the vigorous efforts
made by members Of both the senate
and house after the death Of President
Mckinley to pass law providing for
more drastic punishment of assail-
ants of president of the United
States. The bill, although it passed
both houses, never became law. as
the senate refused to accept the amend
ment of the house and the house as Wig