Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-22

with a lighted cigar Tie preiefIou tue
warmth Of the Interior o. the car To tue
chilly atmosphere outside. Eltsfnb
he noticed The lady, anu making pro-
found bow saiI: "ENyIsl me, madam,
p.u.umo you will uu. object to my
smoking In the csrac ] morning like
tins?" The gentlemen passongeTs
loJacI up surpraei, had the laiy was
umbi0uu led. in Iced, tue IlqIiry
vas 20 framed that IL was impissiUlo to
reply 10 it with direct ycs Or no, 10
The person addressed remained silcIt,
which was Interpreted % giyu con.
sent, ami the official smJaoI slms OF
the passengers Iu tine CO were not IT,
ureI to the vitiEtei atm sphere, ami
NJ result OF ten minutes ride
With the tobacco user had head.
ache a great portion Of the
day. HIS fow mlnuic' comfort
was 10 them hours OF discomfort ami
rain. Tho car coadu5 90 sgymsI lJath
% speak 70 a pr1mlnoat M cIal, auI
'He passengers remained quiet, tUeit
D .ks only Uotrayi1g tloir ioelinsp.
This man who had been uCumsi, by
the PsslIUut " the United 5latU,,
worluy to occupy one ul tho highest
s1lauei aGi,e' in Uah, ani who
Utuurwiau was mos cDunliurato ani
polite In nIa social and official later
gIur-c, hal teen guilty Of q rude and
bsofIsb ac., tic Objectionable nature Of
which he Iid not seem b comprehend.
His -gryi,uIe 10 the t9baco5 habit had
10 iar aunihllat0I the gentleman thst,
~ Ia common with smokers, lac thought
u himseifal1nc, anu ignored the posi-.
blliiy Of olcudiug oihors by constraiu.
Ing them 10 inhale the nauseOus
fumes.
Ihia Incident, which 10 typical OF
c.un,lcss train that might DO brought
up, lie illu'irative of On rdrc, VI tns u.
tacco habit which 10 a1u,folt almost
everywhere. The smoke, AMI chswur
at rendered inscnsiblo Ia a degree u
the better influence, tho naer pcrccr-
lions Of manhood, Aui tue amenities
VI good manners. Diy3lces OF the
weed, Ignoring the fact that tobacco 10
1isasroosblu 70 macy pets1us, Sui Ia.
furious to all, think oaly Oitlo graft.
ncation VI their selfish appetite. They
smoke or chew ia any company "
place where such acts arc not also.
lutoly Inhibited. They !rmlt the fumes
from cigarette. pipe or cigar TO blow
into the faces Of people on the
streets. They cit where tho wind car.
rlet the smoke no that others must h..
bale II. They spit on the doors Of care,
public halle and even private houses,
" nll tho air therein with nnxious
yapois. They hang around entrances
to houses Of worship while services
are going on, the disagteeablo fumes
entering the hall or nauseitlng tue
wonhipers emerging from the sacred
edinCc. They make no effort TO re-
move the OdOr that lingers ABOUT their
person and clothing. All that happen
to be neGs sTo forced by them - inhsle
tho offensive tobacco fumes. Every.
| thing must DO sacrificed to an assumed
primal necessity Of such pursons--s
SMOKE. rhcso facts, easily noted by
any observer compel tho conclusion,
hunilialing though 1t may be from
tue standpoint OF polite manhood, yet
not 10 be avoided, that the tobacco
smoker, In public a. least, Ia not a gem
tlemsn. His disregard Tor the higher
social amenities Is evidence that can.
no. be- dispToyed orsxplalnei away.
No man has a right 10 make him.
self nuisancs 10 others. HB should
not be unnecessarily repulsiyo to those
with whom no comes In contact; he
should devote degree Of attention to
his personal condition, and DO neat In
Appearance aud clean Ia his person
aud clothing. sloyonlines, Ia an of.
oiiense Ggaiuss society; yot no habit
followed by presumed respect.
able people Is 20 conducive
to sluvenliness ~ Is the use
Of tobacco. In early times the
smokers anu chowors Of France aud
England carried neat spitto0n Ia
which 10 deposit the Juice and ashes
aud slumps; but that IL done away
with today, and tho sidewalk, the car,
tho hallway and the floor are made the
receptacle Tor fifth; while the users Of
tue weed are unclean Ia body anu IN
clothing, Notwithstanding the gloss
anu pollen tant may bv attempted.
Let lh1sa who are acquainted with
young men Of respected paIeulsge who
are t,ualc1 users, aud VITO know them
when they were little boys, recall
their appearance then and contrast Il
with that Of today. How quickly
they note the chsnggl A. boys,
macy were brighl.eyed, iaireheekVd,
swesl.mauuoreI, aud almost angelic
In their loyeline when ushvroi into
tho street on the way ~ sabbath Oi
day aUhOo', fresh from the bath auI
brush, aud tue lowing mothers good
morning Ei5s. How is it today: OU-
serve the dull eye, tho tawny skin, the
disuolOred teeth, ami the suggestive
swagger OF tue Hm0EuT; note the