Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-26

theory 'nat tne pupho nisne as w
nave the peheht oi any Plon'o VIZ.
there were ~ an es,aolshinc'i. WIFI
II supported In the nrst pace ,ne ol,iy
links IN .ilasgow were owned py ciups
when charged players fancy prices
II hardly needs 10 De sai1 that ~ seot.
ianu eVe,ypouy piays soi, a,u y',is ~
as at home. The Glasgow municipal
reach of all, so to speak, and so they
laid out links" engaged n noble
army of caddies, provided "mashies,'
''nibliks,' "brassles' and "putters,"
and then placed the whole outfit at
the disposal of the public at bargain
counter rates. The municipal llnks'
were success from the first, and the
profits from them like those of the
countless other "municipalized" enter
prises IN the canny town, help TO keep
down the tax rate--thanks not so much
to the system as to effective manage
ment
OF all Glasgows queer undertakings
| OF this sort however. none is quainter
| than the city's old clothes and dog and
| bird markets, which help to support the
! municipal art school, and picture gall
J lery. Before the first OF these was
| started any enterprisng citizen who
| did not feel It beneath his dignity to
| collect old clothes might do so and
expose them for sale In the public thor
| oughfares. He had no rent to pay,
| and when he tied up his remaining
| stock at the end OF the day he might
be said to have walked away with his
| shop on his back.
| TOOK OVER THE "OL CLOES,
|
| But why should the pronts OF TINS
business be enjoyed entirely by me
rag merchants? demanded GLASGOW
municipal council IL was urged 'lat
the taxpayer had To be considered ana
what did II matter II reduction III
his annual payment Tor the malnte-
nance OF "bailies judges ana police
men were the direct result OF the COR
poration's trading N such tribes as
old clothes or OF blrds ana dogs
Let us bulld Drand new harhel
said an ehterprlslhg member OF tne
council where our cast-oli tail mats
and frock coats can be no longer an
object of ridicule FOR the common
passerby;" and the market was bullt
! forthwith at a cost OF Slo,OOO Here
may be seen now neatly arranged on
stalls by experts In the art OF making
OLD CLONES look new tIe lel olis VI
SUN The forn,er r strest vender has 10 con
fine his selling operations to the COR
pora,ioi' iIl9Ihe. WIZ -" ny nv
Genus " uoliai Wy ~
man. nu,he' 10 u"uv. Wv 49,, 4,
| pelhi'cNuo,' "onN ~ - a..
ainiie SalSiuils 800 %'.'N.e ~ 49,,
auinlssloh' les, IL uilsn, iiuNo n,u,e'
h we Scthle w $50 -.
celVes LOT ms SCI Yves WV you
Inc ihuhiuip"l uos a,'u VI. H, ,'', n,
is III ahotner seovun W wy SAM o"''n
ing as the Ola cio'hes nlaIt Nue. y,
the aillinais anu so.sa.sis eN h',',,,.
~ a. ~ tn ~ AZ, as No ola
Wno pay l,nl W Wv V,.s Wv, 49,,
clotnes senue.s ~, LII ILL.,, w ~ a., -,
posing uepartiilunt Mneie '"e Ivy W
1lasBoW l,S'i, uispooes "a 'N''
aoes cap,ureu III .le sueeu' ., az. ,,a
| ulassoW Inanes "ionVs W. VI wy -
est mons,eb uhu amS p'a ~ ,,i,i,,, u,
laiis 10 YAK lh,o ous'ouS ~ VIZ ~, Nv
mas s'raa,ns oh ms pea. se's .'''
trouble lney say wv, ',iat VIII !
rev hunuteu ~ '1laSsV" ,,.,'. ~. w
dogs start talkns OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES peo
pie win SENSITIVE nerN WI" 'iNe =,
the immaculate Hels hpornoou VI w
market ieaNe thei' no'''eS anu So '''''
ing
DOG MARKET SUPPORTS ART
sTrrDIo
IL just happened that, about the TIM
when the old-clothes and the dog and
bird markets began to pay dividends
| Glasgow was planning to start a mum
cipal art academy, where young peopl
with talent In this direction could ge
|