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DAG CARPET FACTORY AT 1914
~ EIGHTH st. MRS. JOHNSON. Proprietress.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-THERE Is A
N party travelling through the country rep
resentlng himself as a solicitor OF photographs
for my gallery, 40 j street. de is an I'M
poster, as have no agents. +. w. APPLE
TON. oc2S-tf
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il property-One OF the finest homesteads in
this county, consisting of 90 acres; situate on
the Upper stockton road. miles from city
Come and see it. GEORGE L. DUDEN, on
the premises, or CHARLES COOLEY, 1918
Fourth street.
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NOR SALE-THE DIRT IN THE EAST
L side OF the Exempt Firemens Plot. as a
whole or by the load. For Information In
qure of NJ. a. HOWARD, NJ. KARCHER,
j. II. CkONE.
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CCANDINAVIANS- SCANDINAV-
- ian Independent Political Club VIII meet
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, November Sd, at
3 O'Clock, at Seventeenth and j streets. All
members please be present.
J. BERG, President.
L. c, NJ. Jensen, Secretary Its
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NOR SALE-FORTY ACRES OF LAND
L near Carbondale, Amador County. Only
5000. Best bargain in the State. h. l..
HAWK, lOl2 Fourth street. O31-3t
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IF YOU WANT TO GET YOUR MONEYS
i worth, buy your groceries, hay and feed at
VINEYARDS, TWenty-fifth and streets.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-AN ALFALFA FARM; VERY
l. good for dairy or stock raising purposes;
reasonable price and easy terms Apply TO
CARL STROBEI4 317 street. n2-6td1tw
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TOR LE-DOUBLE-NOSED HUNTING
L dog. 500 NJ street. o30-1w*
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HAWKEYE CORN, 81 DOE; CHAMPION
| borax soap, sc bar. Try our star brand
tea, only 40c per pound, at LYNN'S, corner
Fourteenth and o..
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- ACRAMENTO TURN-VEREIN, TURNER
- Hall, X street, between Ninth and Tenth
Arrangements of classes in gymnastics for
and Fridays, $50 to p. m. Boys-6 TO IA
years. Wednesdays, $50 10 p. M; Satur-
days, Ii a. IN. to X III. Glrls-0 to IL years
Mondays and Thursdays. $3.50 TO p. III.
tuition: SOC per month; TWO children from
one family, 75c; three or more, 81. Make
application during lesson hours. All classes
are under the personal supervision OF the
teacher, Mr.. Ferdinand Fischer
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF GYM.
NASTICS,
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SELECT SCHOOL.

HOW ACADEM Y-G RIA NJ NJ A Il
1 grade, high school and normal branches;
eiocution, French and German are taught
Information regarding terms of tuition, etc.,
will be cheerfully given at the Academy
Building, corner Ninth and l streets.
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MUsIc AND ART.

MISS Ida I. CLINCH. TEACHER OF
vi vocal music; residence, 1116 seventh st.
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INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH - EITHER
| classes or private lessons. MRS. N. E.
WHITE, 1914 Z street
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1 LODGING-HOUSE OF II ROOMS. Do
n ing a good transient business; best Ioca-
ton the city; good reasons for selling. Call
at this Office for particulars.
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DRESS AND CLoAKMAKING.

DRESS AND AKING-PRICES
4 reduced for November: Skirts, 81 so;
suits, So up. 1928 Seventh street.
DREss CUTTING AND MAKING
L y School.-We guarantee satisfaction TO all
1114 Seventh street.
Mrs. MAY WALKER HAS REMOVED
III her cloakmaking establishment from
1227 l street to 14151a @ street.
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MEETING NOTICES.

MEETING OF THE SONS AND
n Daughters of the Sacramento Pioneers
will be held NOVEMBER I'd, Pioneer Hall,
1880 p. IN. I1t*l ANNA l.. LUTHER, Secy.
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THE FAMOUS LITTLE LUNCH-HOT
l. and cold; and 10 cents. $40 X street.
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CPIRITUAL MEETING NEXT SUNDAY
= EVENING al Firemen's Hall. Ladies'
chorus directed by Mrs. c. Mailer. Test by
Professor Clarke. Admission, l0c Its
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MRS. CARRIE E. TURRELL, TEACHER
Yi of iano. Residence, 1928 [ street
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DOR RENT - ELEGANT FIVEROOM
i cottage with all modern conyeniences, in
Guiding gas: street Just macadamized; rent
reasonable Apply CURTISS, CARMI-
CHAEL d Co, under California State Bank,
or DIS Tenth street nl-2t
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BOARD AND LODGING.
PERSONALS.

I ADIES-WHY KEEP THOSE ANNOY
IL ing hairs on your face, neck or arms?
1ou can have them removed, root and
branch. No pain; chemicals; no needles.
MRS. GOSS. Also, agent for DR.. Goss Hair
ReneWer. Office 4151a X street. n2-6t*
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000 EIGHTEENTH STREET - TW O
CAU nicely furnished rooms oSI-3u
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WANTED AN HONEST, INDUSTRI-
w Gus, elderly man to sell goods on COM
mission; horse and wagon furnished. Apply
1904 Eleventh street, city. n2-3t*
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CEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
~ friends in the East.
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cox r. STREET THREE FURNISHED
O&O rooms for housekeeping. o3I-3ts
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no RENT-FINE STORE, 927 X, 24xso.
i Apply h. L. HAWK, 1Ol2 Fourth street.
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r1I IL STREET-FURNISHED ROOMS
IL for gentlemen. Reference required
oc2S-1W<
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GENERAL NOTICES.

MISS ETA WALLACE, TEACHER OF
vi French; classes of four or more at re-
duced rates. 2l14 NJ street.
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GROCERIES

JOHN BELLMER IS STILL LOCATED AT
81 915 X street, opposite Turner Hall, where
you will always find the best line OF groceries
in the city.
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rVHE CHANGERS MEAT AND PRODUCE
l. Market, northeast corner Tenth and @
streets, GEORGE LLEWLLIN, PROPRIETOR
Dealer in Beef, Mutton, Lamb, Pork, Ham
Sausages, Poultry and Came also, Fruit and
Vegetables OF al! kinds III their season at low
est market prices. Pure Kettle-rendered
Lard a specially. Telephone 52 (main(.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-02

GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FIRST-CLASS
VI photos at DEANS, 719 street, near
Postoffice. Call and examine our work.
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JAPANESE WANTS SITUATION To DO
- general homework IN this city. Address
FRANK, P. o. box So, Sacramento. n1-2t*
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CtoRN, sc a CAN; HONEY, 100 A
zoe; bars Royal Savon, zoe; boraxaid )
Ds for 25ci Burbank potatoes, Coo a sack
coffee, zoe a ID; butter from sc TO soc a roil
best ranch eggs, csc Il dozen; roast beef 215-i6
cans for 25c; Home Baking Powder, 20 0zs
20c; best hay and grain. HOWARD IL son,
1914 j street.
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nor SALE-BARBER SHOP LOCATED
L in the business portion OF Vallejo, at a
bargain to one who means business. Address
s c. ROBINSON, Vallejo. Cal
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MADAM PORTER, CARD READER,
M tells past, present and future; ladies, 5Oc;
gents, 81; paImlstry and ciairVoyant sittings,
81 so. Ala l. street, near Fifth.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-11-02

CtCHOOL OF ART NEEDLEWORK. 1Ol4
y Eighth street; stamping and embroidery
lessons given; lesson days, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday.
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TO LET OR RENT.

Il 1711 sixteenth street. between @ and 4.
Inquire OF j. Il. MENKE, sixteenth and K
streets. ul-5ts
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

TIME NIMBLE SIXPENCE BETTER THAN
| the slow shilling. Now is your time TO
get cabinet photographs for 50 per dozen.
627 J street, corner Seventh; BEALS' GEN
GALLERY,
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A GOOD THING TO HAVE THE
IA Turner Fire EXtingusher is as effective
after being prepared over year as 1t is tie
day II was sold. One of those purchased by
VIM. Land last season and placed in The state
House Hotel was used at the ire at Cooks
Store Tuesday night and extinguished the
blaze before the Fire department got there
The great power it shows as lire killer and
the low prices ut which 1t is Sold are two rec
concentrations why II should be kept in
every house and place of business in shiS city,
All orders addressed to j. W. TURNER. box
421, Sacramento, Cal, will receive his prompt
and careful attention. Don't put it oil, TOR the
next alarm NAV be for Your nOnSe
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UlHE STATED ASSEMBLY OF -
| Sacramento Commandery, No. 2, -ssS$s55~
Knights TempIar, Will be held at the $500
asylum THIS Saturday EVENING,
November 3D. al 7:30 o'clock. So MN
journing Sir Knights are courteously invited
to attend. lit GEO. w. RAILTON, e. c.
CAPITAL CITY WHEELMEN. - CEN
" fury run to Stockton and return in IL
hours. Meet at club SUNDAY, November
Sd, at ga . a. III. [1tFJ CAPTAIN.
p. A. COUNCIL NO. 80 MEETS AT
n. Unity Hall, odd Fellows Building,
every Tuesday at 7:30 p m.
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DIANos AND ORGANS TUNED AND
| repaired by f. BLODGETT; reliable and
prompt. Orders left at POMMER'S, Ninth
and j. or residence, 1919 i.
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Hay, GRAIN, ETC.

~ E. ADAMS, HOO STREET-CHEAP-
". est place for hay and feed. White wild
oats, also tue hay for carpets.
r STREET HAY MARKET, NO. 400 l.
II street To everyone that wants hay 1t Will
be greatly to your advantage to call and see
our price list before buying elsewhere. Full
weight guaranteed.
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JUST OPENED-ANTELOPE RESTAU-
y RANT and oyster house. First-cIass din.
ner, served with beer or Wine, 10 cents
Oysters in every style. 316 street.
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WE ARE STILL IN THE SWIM ON
w prices: Sardines, sc can; catsup, SC
bottle; French mustard, sc bottle; pickles.
loo bottle; butter, 35c roll! good oyster 1-ib
cans, 81 dozen; 10 bars soap, 25c; 1 pack
ages block matches for Toe; u bottle Of good
sauce, loo. JOHN RILEY, Tenth and L.
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JAPANESE INFORMATION AGENCY.
- sly Sixth street, Sacramento. Farm
hands, general help furnished, and contracts
executed.
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WANTED BY A MIDDLE AGED
w woman, situation TO do Homework or
cook. Apply at 1910 Fourth street. o31-3ts
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NOVELS AND BOUND BOOKS BOUGHT,
~ sold and exchanged at reduced prices
725 X.
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OAK sTOVEWooD, 50 70 PER CORD,
" delivered; measurement guaranteed: ward
on Twefth-street road. T. y. address, sos
Seventh street. w. Il. BASLER.
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n. LU WE Yum, 404 1 STREET, CURES
u all diseases. Medicine Tor sale.
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DARKER q COULTER, WOOD CARVERs.
Il decorators and designers, 9O6 Ninth
street, opposite Plaza.
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A GENTS WANTED-TO SELL THE COM
n btnation life and accident policy Bank
ers' Alliance. Apply Casey Building, corner
Sixth and streets. j. A. PETERS, Agency
Director. G. II. Gray, Manager.
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CEssPOOLs. VAULTS AND CHINfNEYs
" cleaned; no dirt; lowest prices. W. NJ
Err, By X and SCI NJ.
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NTANTED-TO CARE FOR AN INFANT
w child by a German lady (married). APP
ply 1915 Third street. o3O-6t*
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A GOOD SET OF TEETH FOR SO; FILL
"A ing soc and upward; from one-third to
one-haf saved; all work guaranteed. DR. G..
w. NEWSOM, Dental Parlors, 112O l street
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NHICKENS SERVED IN SPANISH
" style, 10c; tamale, loo; tamaIes with
coffee, 1oc; open day and night. MRS.
KEENE, Seventh and NJ streets.
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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GALL AT 725 X STREET AND TRY THE
~ great health drink, Sarsa parlIa, Celery
and Iron; 1t eXhilarates and strengthens; a
bottle making four gallons. 20 cents
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| Is r. 5 s E c l 4 l. DELIVERY:
IL trunks 25c; stand Kollikers drug store
Sixth and j; leave orders. THOS. L. LISTER,
Telephone 1856
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12
LEGISLATIVE MOuouRlCY.

The closing Of a legislative session Ia
a sovereign state In riot such az oc.
Cured at indianapolis on Monday
evening ia not a very gratifying spec
taclo In the Republic, Neither Il Il
very encouraging Tor the peace and
welfare OF tho nation. II has been
said frequently that the people are no
better than tho representatives they
elect; aud II those representatives will
abandon al sense Of dignity aud
honor, and have recourse 70 mObocratic
tactics 10 carry out their desires, utter.
~ disrogarding constitution aud law,
what may be- expected OF thelr con.
stlurn,s la the event Of ma appeal to
their passions 1t a critical timer
Indians has given the worst illusira.
ton Of a legislative mob that has been
presented Of late year,, but It IL by no
means alone. Daring the p,.t few
weeks there have boon several diH.
orderly denominations In state leglsla.
lures; aud the national Congress itself
has furnished humillsiiug spectacle
In this regard. The tendency Ia that
respect is neither hopeful nor limited,
as shown by tho occurrences; ans as
the glory u a nation aries from tho
dignity, the honor, tue auli.coutrol, tho
jualicr, aud tho devotion to county
rather than 20 self which chstactorllss
tho ruling powers, It may be confident
Iy " sgrowiully anticipated that
unless a change comes soon the
iatos per'oyco musl iusgfibs IcAab3,l
upon our couut.y's unugls.
Itwuu.d not do 10 Judge the nation
by sporadic outhufs,s Of anger even
among Legislature; but the events IT,
frred 10 may not Boo included Ia that
clars, in tine main they are The result
Of dellbeuti intention 90 carry out o
certain general program, peace ally :
uninterrupted, but yet % carry it out
even ~ tho most pA,rymo measures
must BIO gus0r,td o., This was uu.
mistakably the fact iu the In llama iu-
claont. OF the general situation IL may
be said that there has icon no time
when legislators displayed such
uelIiycrency Boz this country as they
10 now except In the lew years
which preceded tho great war OF
tUu Rebellion. At that time, how.
cvsE tao questions ia dispute vafly
resolved Themselves into one main
Issue, chs supremacy OF tho Union or
the disruption ofiho nation. Of nece,-
si.y pArou'm and loyalty were with
the iormor Hut toe later Issue, arc su
divided ami Undivided Ia the Interests
o. soeuonahsm AMI party aspiration,
THAT individually. uUue Of tlem appear
to impvrll tho nation, ye, collectively
they form a more threatening danger
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TO ruE roLr N BALLOON.

Notwithstanding the ~ far insur.
mouutsble difficulties encountered IN
reaching tho North pole, efforts will
DO resumed tuis year, n possible, to
solve the mysteries Of this, region.
rhis time the discussion turns upon
the feasibility Of arriving at the goal by
means Of balloon.
The Stockholm correspondent OF the
NEWS writes that the well known
WionAut, ProL Andreo, intends con-
sttuoiing an airship somewhere on
Spizbergon, aud, taking advantage
Of the air currents AMI perpetual
daylight during the summer season,
start Tor tho Pole. Asst is poisible tJ
guide such a conveyance T. some
extent, the journey would DO COM
paratiyely free from danger The ex.
ploTor would sail about Tor month Ia
the Arctic regions, Masking his obseT.
vations, ami then ondeRyor to reach
Alaska.
Professor NordeRshj3lI, tho grcAtest
now living authority on Arctic tx
plorttIons, IL said 10 endorse the plan
and to urge on the Academy OF Science
10 furnish the necessary tuuds. The
expenses would amount n something
like $4,000 or $4,000, considerably
less than ior instance Na1sen's oxpe.
dllioD.
Tho Idea Of starting or tho uolo In a
balloon is ouo that has often been mvn.
toned ~ the only feasible one, bnt a.
yet no explorer hAs Tiled tho expert
meui. Professor AnIrse, Is com-
pttent wfonauI with much experience
In the regions no proposes 10 explore,
and the cordial enforcement OF Baron
Nordcnsklold, who Is no youthful en-
lhusiast In such matters, Strengthens
public confidence IA the prso.cNuility
Of the Undertaking. rhis year, In
contrast 10 last year, should be favor.
able TO reaching high lallluIvg, rs
everything indicates an early sum.
mer with whatever advantages tue
warm season oilers II nothing else
could bo accomplished, tho air nayiga.
tors might learn something about the
fate OF Nausen, for whom much auEi.
ETY. 10 felt on account " the formerly
Published rumors OF disaster b his YES
sol.
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now 10 FIGHT aoSoroLlEs.


Oae q the slgns OF The time IL the
movement on the part Of tho American
/ Flint Glasl Wofker,' union % enter
upon q com clifton with tn'se who
coutrol That particular Industry. hav.
ing accumulated the necessary funds
the w0fsingmen themtslye' propose to
open extensive plsuts TO bs operated on
the cooperative plan. 10 hoy succeed
II Is reasonable TO suppose that ether
lsb3r unions will follow the example,
and tho lhlot question, with all its
inircacics, would consequently A.
sumo d.ntfen aspect from that
which u nov presents.
The conviction has gained ground
that one of tlo chief cauie, OF labor
troubles 10 tho ,xi.tsnco Of c1mblna.
tona Tor the puip sn Of controlling
everything. Thoss powerful organlzi.
lions have been abloto DO iluencc legisln-
tors aud iufiss aad judges aud 10 a
general way De- y the spirit Of the In.
atitui.nns OF ihiscuuntfy. Strikes, lock-
outs, boDdshet have followed the 0h0rs
no Iabofcfs 30 maintain their position In
tho uatqual situggle,and 1, IA but too
apparent that each laWlpss act on the
Iart OF tie sympaihIzuB with the
wOrklngmen has served TO bring d..
grace aud defeat 10 their cause. H.
then, there is a pCsfibihty to remove
the oauto Of the evil by peaceful means
as there ntcoisarlly must belt
should be attempted. Cooperation on
tlc para Of the people Tor the manu-.
iaolurU and disiribution oftho products
~ labor has been tiled anu found
effective, aud ~ generally put into
practice would result Ia Independence
On the part OF wofkingmen. Lrgisln.
lion against trusta aud monopoiits II
well 30 fur az II goes, but laws
ran DO oyaiei In various ways; o.
union VI wufkingmen, not Tor the pui-
pose of whgiug war upon organized
capital, but with the object In view u
simply ign0uug tho existence Of ouch |
b factor whenever itn hostility 10 labor. |
rrs 10 demonstrated, would be- more
powerful than any code Of laws that |
might ho framed On tho subject aud
certainly mote effective than any a..
temp 10 gain by force what friendly
negotiations fil to procure. BY
means Of cooperation Of lAbors
In this spirit labor will be
,iigninsd ard its representative
elevated, and there will he no
Just grounds fir characieri1lng their
methods NJ those Of q mob.
C0-5peration has been urged upon
this people by some " the wiacit ani
best mon the country ever had. II, at
last, that method shall be adopted with
= desite 10 DO right by every body, the
great labor problem will DO solved.
with monopoly crushed out OF exist
onoc, most Of tho laborcp would be- 10
a position 10 make an honest living,
aud strikes with all their attendant
evils would be- thing OF tho past.
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than did that Of fofty years ago. In
the Intense esgorness 6, enforce sec.
tloral or class demands there is serious
reason TO fear that great refll TO the
nation from these combined forces will
result and that In the crisis thus
brought on the disposition 70 resort to
mobocracy Will bring m 81 disastrous
consequences.
There arc mauy lessons which
should be learned from the present
state Of Affairs IN official life. Ono Of
the most Important Is thht the PEOPLE
should maze public ofilce.h3dlng lees
attractive tusu it is today 10 those who
will not bring thereto mofltod dignity
and honor. An effective way to accom-.
plish this would be to mako the
offices lees femunerativc. Tho deaifo
Tor ptlL for gain, for the cmoluments
that accompany the position, IL
The principal Incentive Of tho di8hon-
oracle class to gu, into public positions.
10 men hat 90 serve Tor honor more
Than Tor money the baser passions
would not be brought into play 20
quickly Ia oficlal life, because indi.
viduals In whom they pfeiominato
would seek other channels to crafty
the cravings OF thulr appetite.
10 Uah would keep out this angry
mobocratic split, her fundamental law
will not open the door 10 H. chief In
otter, the gtooj Il gain. There will be
absolutely no announcement TOR the
hope and aim Of the high sal
aired official, whether that salary
comes through n regular att
pend, or pickings In fees,
Doodle or other iormr. u Utah would
have in oiiioo p,uons who arc courls.
Gus, calm, and not disposed to m0bo.
cratic tendencies, thO will not make
tho desire for feeding At the public
crib the insnirinR motive Of the Office
seekers. The force Of the lesson may
be- seen In the history Of our country,
which por,rays that with tho gradual
augmentation Of tfi emoiumonts
horo has been steady increase Of that
corruption aud tyranny which are
gradually aiding the development ~ I.
iiloial and uiOfilo.al life Of the mobo. /
'ratic spirit that has no regard for
Justice, but would wreck the nation Ia |
he qualification Of ils passion. As
State, Utah should be- warned ia time /
anu keep clear of the breakers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

ready on this topic, yet Il seems to be
Justified, considering the poverty and
cr1dulliy Of many Of the buyers, nni
10 but shows that even adversely and
difficulty will not learn everybody to
keep out Of or resist temptation, pre-
senled with al tle suavity and pefais'
teacy OF tho afchencmy himself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-12

Az ENCIiANuE suggests that porsons
who wuts verses Tor comic valentines
should be- conducted 90 tue heating de-
partmcnt a the gggher regions and
thore bs "asslgusi seats IN tho front
row with very ehoIt p0kor." IL In.
toudei as meuted punishment, the
dealers IN comic valentines w.uld DO
more appropriate fender ornaments
than even tho silly vyrso makers.