The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10

tle "hlskey trust on account of the
trusts fight against him. Any one in
terested should write for the book. as IL
VIII be sent free.
Judge Richard b. Russell of the court
OF appeals will be the successor of Gov.
ernor Hoke Smith when the latter takes
his scat in the United States senate.
The SOUTH added Colonel Brown,
banks strongly upon the activity of
Senator Smith at the December ses-
sion of congress. The ability shown
by Mr.. Smith as n member of President
Cleveland 8 cabinet emphasizes the fact
that he VIII be potential factor in
national affairs.
There never was time when pros,
pects were SO bright for prosperous
season IN business throughout the en-
tire south. This is especially true of
Georgia, where industries are being de-
veloped and where capital is pouring
IN from all parts of the country, The
resources of Georgia are marvellous
There is no state that offers such fine
opportunities for making money
We are looking forward with much
pleasure to the visit of President Taft. -
added Colonel Brown eve remember
with much satisfaction his previous
visits and shall not forget the honor
done Georgia by the appointment of
Justice Lamar to the United States su.
preme bench.
Preparing for Exposition Crowds.
"Three cities in the country possess
subways,' said Gilbert WilIougbby Of
Beverly. Cal, the other day, but
there will soon be another. San Fran
cisco is now planning one of the most
complete systems and il will run tue
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main reasons for building ii at this
time is TO handle the crowds which
will attend the Panama exhibition.
Great crowds arc expected and the
whole city is preparing for them There
Will surely be accommodations for all
The hotels arc being enlarged and many
new ones are being built.
fThe recent reports Of the earth.
quake were greatly overdrawn. The
papers in the west carried no more than
few lines, as there was nothing un,
usual about II. California is. as every
ono knows, subject to periodical auakcs.
This last was quito a shaky one, but
no damage was done, and California
had entirely forgotten about it by the
time the reports reached the cast, If
we dldn I have a quake once in a while
in California we would think something
was wrong,
Apple Raisers Make Money.
"Wc talk more about apples and the
money we make by raising them than
about politics these days, saws Miles
Moore of the state Of Washington Mr.
Moore has been governor of his state
and there has been some prediction that
he may yearn lator on TO spend few
years as n member of the house or sen.
ate.
''We are never tired Of advertising
our apples he continued. "and YOU
find them in every city Of the world
OF course, it is regretted that they are
always called Oregon apples Our
shipments equal those of Oregon and
our apples arc just as good. The farm
ers who raise the apples are making
YOU to know when you pay and 81
cents for single apple that our home
orchard man sold it for about | cent
J paid ID cents for my apple at break
fast this morning.
"I do not know how many people
handled il before it got to the hotel
but the farmer at home got A mighty
small part of the price | paid With
the small price paid TO the producer
of apples il is amazing how much a
small orchard will bring in. 7 know
of apple trees and out of the profits
Of ten acres he was enabled TO buy lOC
acres. Now he has Just sold that or
cbard for $l50,00O
Underwood Is Popular.
"Whle tho Democrats Of Alabama
have no great hope that Oscar Under
wood could he nominated for President
because of his geographical situation,
! think there is no doubt that the state
delegation 10 the convention will start
q movement for the leader Of the house
majority. in The belief that il will di.
rect serious attention to the claims of
the south for representation on the ma
tioual ticket, If not for first place.
then for second place, and if not in the
next campaign, then four years from
ineut coal man of Birmingham, Ala.
who was recently in New York
''Tf Mr.. Underwood had remained in
his native state of Kentucky or in
Minnesota, TO which place he went from
the Blue Grass state, he would have at
tanned greater prominence as a ma
tional leader. perhaps, hut in his adopt
ed state Of Alabama here is no man
moro highly thought OF than the chair.
man Of tho committee on ways and
means, and thc movement TO give him
the Endorsement and vote of the Demo
Gratis for president is deserved rccog.
milton.
Republicans Weak in South
Whatever body of voters in Ala
bama NAV he called the Republican
party probably will be for the renom-
iua,ion Of President Taft. added Mr.
Lcakc "but there is not much of
Republican party in the state. And
there never will be so long as the
negro question is an issue in politics.
ga Republican party in Alabama. as
i'm other southern states, cannot live,
for the reason that to make it effect.
i've the vote Of the colored man must
be eliminated. and the Republican party
of the north is willing 10 secrificc the
south to retain its strength in the
north.
"Therc have been Republican vic.
tories in the south. Indeed, al one time
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