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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05

cracy l speak, of course, In that broader
sense In which Democracy means the
rule OF the people. think possibly there
has been less progress IN this country
in the direction of Democracy than In
some Of the countries Of the old world.
That may be explained by saying that we
have less distance to travel than they
have In Europe and that we have to some
extent felt counterncting influence In
The last twenty five years that to my
mind can be traced to the dominating IN
1uence In politics OF great corporations
interested in fayorite legislation and in
special privileges"
Mr.. Bryan then, amid much applause.
advocated the election OF United States
Senators by the people. and added:
Il think IL Is time to speak plainly
In regard to the United States Senate.
and In my humble Judgment the reason
why reform has been delayed for a
decade and more is because predatory
wealth has put corporation tools In the
and the Senate brought into harmony
With the voters of this country there Is
not much prospect OF reform"
Mr.. Bryan contended that the Republi-
can party. while in power. had not
settled single Important question He
declared that the prosperity of the coun-
try had come In spite Of the Republican
had done, On the trust question he said:
To the extent that the President had
gone, ann glad, but he has not gone far
enough, and he has not been able 10 take
his party with him. as far as he has
gone"
Mr.. Bryan declared at the outset that
tho platform from which a successful
fight could be made on a trust was that
private monopoly is indefensible and
intolerable. A good trust" he de-
clared TO be out of the question, for the
reason that God never made men good
enough TO Withstand temptations that
are presented by a private monopoly.
AS remedy for the trust proposition,
Mr., Bryan declared that he was in favor
OF shutting up In the State that allowed
It's incorporation any trust that op-
pressed the people. and allowing II TO
operate In no other State. 1t would then
be In position to eat up the State that
gave 1t birth. annd that State would.
thereafter. be careful TO not be eaten
second time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
ORDERS NUISANCE ABATED
Health Commissioner Recommendation
Approved by the Council,

DR.. M. r. Stewart, City Health Com
missioner, communicated to the Council
Tuesday evening that a man by the name
OF Frank Mellen had, during the last
summer. been carting sand from a point
near the Jordan river on West Fourth
South street, and that the excavation
caused by digging away the sand had be-
come filled with water, which remains
stagnant and Is a menace to the health of
the residents OF that neighborhoood. The
communication stated that 1t had been
necessary to carry the matter Into the
courts In order to put stop TO 1t. as the
man had refused to comply with the re-
quests OF the Board of Health. Or.
Stewart. in his communication. recon-
mended that the Council give the Board
OF Health the authority to hire the men
and teams necessary to fill In the exca-
walton and put the place In a sanitary
condition, and that the costs be charged
to Mr.. Mellen The Council concurred in
the recommendation.
A communication was read from Julius
Goldzier, chairman Of the executive COM
mtttee for the inauguration of postal
savings banks. Of Chicago. In his com
munication Mr. Goldzier requests that
the City Council submit It's Endorsement
Of the idea establishing the postal saw
ings banks. Mr.. Goldzier states that the
repeated failures Of savings banks. in
volvipg the small savings of wage-earn
erB. has demonstrated the necessIty OF
establishing the postal savings banks
and that the Same question has been
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05

solved in other countries by the estab-
nshment of these banks and that It is
the intention TO urge upon Congress the
necessity Of enacting laws which will
provide for the establishment OF the
banks, The communication was re-
feTred TO the Committee on Finance.
A communication was received by the
Council from ]. T. Raleigh. street super
VISOR In which he states that the Utah
Gas and Coke company and also the
sewer contractors have been unloading
pipes into the dItches in various parts
OF the city, and especially In the central
portion. and that whenever a storm oc-
ours the bitches become stopped up and
overflow, thereby causing sidewalks and
private property to be covered with
deposit Of sand and mud. 1t was stated
In the communication that the parties
concerned had been repeatedly cautioned
about the matter, but that the practice
is still being carried on. The communi-
cation was referred to the Committee on
Engineering.
The Council confirmed the appointment
by Chief OF Police Sheets OF Fl. j. CurTan
10 the position OF patrolman, to succeed
j. F.. Evans, resigned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
TALKED ABOUT INDIA
DR.. krishni Lectures Upon It's Past,
Present and Future.

DR.. Krihuni. Hindoo lecturer, delivered
one of his celebrated lectures on India,
Past and Present" to an Interested and
apprectiative audience Tuesday evening
at Unity church.
The learned Doctor prefaced his lecture
by referring to the year 1877. That was
the darkest period IN the history of In
dia. In that year 100000 people died of
starvation.
The lecturer said be had travelled 15O,-
600 miles over this old earth, and had
found that the educational system Of the
United States was the finest in the
world. He liked the people of this coun-
try, and expected some day to become
legally as he was at heart, a full fedged
American citizen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
The Western Idea
In Advertising and
It's Progress
Ten gears ago more than 90 per cent of Amer;,,.
tzug or1gluated zUithln 10 miles of Park Row. NJ
Today 90 per cent Of american Adver1siug come, x,'
Chicago territory. "a

THE development Of commercial
supremacy in The West is the
natural result Of the development
of western advertising commercial
aggressiveness- advertising activity.
The Western Spirit -Aggressiveness-
backed by facts has built up in Chicago
the largest advertising agency in
America-Lord & Thomas.
We are willing to take our share of
credit for the development Of Western
Advertisers.
Our business has grown because we
have made the businesses of our clients
grow.
And because we did our share in build
ing up small Western Advertisers
Eastern Advertisers (great and smalD
have come to us until today we have an
annual business of $4,000, 100000 and 700
clients (small and large) from all over
the country.
Fortunately our volume of business
enables us to retain more $4,000, $4,000
and $40, 000-a-year brains for the prepa-
ration Of advertising campaigns than
any other three advertising organiza-
tions in the country combined.
Our volume Of business has also given
us the most valuable advertising exper-
ience which we compile into our Record
of Results.
This Record constitutes the Only Tan
gible Basis upon which to build an
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
CHILD'S NARROW ESCAPE
Ruth Hirth Has an Exciting Experience
in Runaway

Ruth Hirth, IL years of age, daughter Of
A. B. Hirth, the well known real estate man,
had narrow escape from serious injury in
runaway at noon Tuesday. Her father
had hired q livery team and; having been
assured that the horses were gentle left IL
in charge OF the child. In some manner tho
team became frightened and started to run.
Az Second and 0 streets the horses tumbled
into trench which is being dug by the
gns company, Tho sudden halt threw tho
little girl out and she brought up against n
fence with force enough TO brenk every bone
In her body. Strange 10 say, she picked
herself up unini<red
The team recovered from its en-.
tangled predicamept end seut back TO the
livery, little the worse for its experience.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
COMPLAINTS ARE ISSUED
Two Are Placed In Hands of Oflcers
Against Burglars,

a complaint was issued by the County
Attorney Tuesday which charges Walter
East, the man who burglarized the resi-
dence OF Marshall Boley at 361 East Fifth
South on September /. with burglary in
the second degree. The complaint was
sworn TO by Sergeant Hempel OF the
police force.
A complaint was also issued against
Harry J. Stahler. charging him with
grand larceny for stealing $3.50 from
Charles A. Larsen on September 1. This
complaint was sworn to by Police Of
6cer Jim Williams
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05

Advertising Campaign ,,:..
reasonable assurance Of slsu suee.,. Tie
The Lord & Thomas R.co.a
is a tabulation of actual r.snl d Ses
quiries and sales known pOs;siA ssSuts
have been produced by seorss roslu'eg y y i
hcations of Selling plans ol els
advertising hundreds Old Of dis.sa and ta
modities in all good newsr.s .aens saa'
other good media. spapefs al
We are fortunate in beio, :.
Chicago, because here r. %Siss S,,
Spirit is fully in evidence ' swes'sn
we are more closely in touch a1ss dSa =. q
part OF the country than we vo",s ~,n e'9
any other city In the Un,t.du ,SulS y! Y
The center of population ,u Is S.s'a Sssala 3.
miles of Chicago and Il is "sn'a tsa! !!
iogical-the actual center Of uuS1i'. ,uss :
We are ready to focus the so;rs ! :
West = the Brains the R.seMsi RM
Results and the Organizatior' i'vsa ~
command upon Your Proposition n
One of our representatives !. 4,
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That is why we are advertising Il x x
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obligate you in any way.
We are issuing series of small bsok, ~.
bound) covering advertising 10 ali IN - IT,.
which we send free to interested ss,.+..s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
BIDS ARE OPENED

Board Of Public Works Receive Pro
posals for Macadamizing.
The Board OF Public Works met Tues
day night and opened bids for the ma
cadamizing OF Twelfth East street be-
tween Second and Third South streets.
Two bids for the work were received, one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
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noon for the purp0''
contract 49,. coeui:u
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reseptatives re OF lae '.,s ut 4
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05

We are issuing a series of small h.,.. ~.
bound covering advertising in all its -
which we send Tree to interested adv.f6s9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
RUSH FOR SEATS
People Already Talking of Gallery
Parties for "Old Bedstead.

The sale OF seats for The Old Bed
stead, which is TO be given by the Salt
Lake Press club at the Salt Lake Theater
Thursday night, opened yesterday morn
Ing and there was grand rush all day.
Not all the seats were sold. but people
who wish TO go had best secure their
seats this morning early, because there
is every indication that people will be
standing on every floor when the show
is pulled of. Already people are talk
Ing OF gallery parties for Thursday
night. The house will probably break
all records in the history OF the Salt
Lake Theater.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
Found Be! -

4 .ev story !, '1,r J; I:it
!sz'ss,, In: ,s IN ais'ais'i' is i''''aa'''' =
ployuent; ,,,.d 10 hi q
iuauirlng y .ssi tssie cold y ~
e., e: 4: s::5fSii; s:iiI';; :s:ii
Ffu,'I Ffhs manager ,sasyys7e .srss
,od fns is,s' hsf sonsta.sIn.i;' .s.; .rs lss
&: IT, s;E:s; ES:; e: E:
Montana news., 1906-05-31
CLASS RULE AND REVOLUTION
AIRY FORCES.

The ruling class of the world are
now engaged in the most frantic ef-
forts to retain their supremacy over
the masses of the people. The most
dastardly form their cowardly con-
spiracies are taking at present is the
use they are attempting to make of
the opposition forces in the working
class ranks to accomplish their own
ends. What is left of the ancient
feudalistic regime in France, that has
never adapted itself to the foundation
Of the republic, made every possible
effort to stir up OF unite socialists,
anarchists, workingmen, or any ele-
ments that they thought could be used
to work the harrassment or overthrow
of the existing government, on the oc-
casion of the working class celebration
Of May Day. But as Bernard Shaw
naively said, "The workers simply
wouldn't revolt" No, they are in
oculated now with the life preserving
germs Of the socialist philosophy They
stand on the solid and rational basis
Of the evolutionary process, and as
Shaw says, they simply WON'T revolt
until they know that the time is ripe
for successful accomplishment.
The Russian government is now try,
ing the same tactics in order TO dis
perse the douma, and abolish even the
pretence Of popular government. II
is encouraging every element that II
thinks is in any way dissatisfied with
the new parliamentary body. Social
lists are being allowed to gather and
their utteranees are given the widest
publicity by the organs Of the minis
try. The socialists will take advantage
Of the temporary tolerance to spread
their principles. They know that the
only remedy is the abolition Of clas,
rule.
In the meantime the conflicting eco
J nomic classes that are playing 70,
power will play out their bloody and
brutal game. The revolutionary force,
are at work stupendously. They viii
never cease until economic harmon,
is established, and It's accompanying
3 political equilibrium.
Montana news., 1906-05-31
THE LONE PoPuLIsr.

The Butte Evening News in recent
article on Judge Clancy, whom it calls
"the populist party of Montana" ac.
knowledges the cheese, as we may say,
when IL states that the rank and file
of the peoples party have moved into
the socialist movement. II is recog.
nized even by casual newspaper writ.
ers today that the socialist movement
carries the weight Of opposition and
protest against established injustice,
graft and corruption. The old protest
ing parties have failed. They were
bound to fail. The socialists told
them at the time of organization that
such would be the result. They were
only halfway methods, they had no
means of protecting the parties, and
the capitalists were too sharp for
them. The only legitimate vehicle of
modern radicalism, reform, protest, in
fact, revolutionary sentiment, is the
Socialist party of the world. All who
honestly want better conditions have
got to come to il. II alone bases its
demands for society on the grounds of
study. science and rational method. II
invites thorough investigation.
Montana news., 1906-05-31
au bic 9entiAsn in Roatana.

Bir iino iett mebr ais ie beitrebt,
ben Deiitidea Rontanas cine 8e.
tiins az liefern, Die i'm fpabren Sinne
oes @ortes cine 8eitung 1T.
Die .Staats-8 -8eitirns", etablirt TIM
Sabre 1885. erreidt bic srobe Weebr.
sabf Der beiaf&ea JdmiIien TN
Stoate, ober mir MAIDEN es tns Siir
gufaabe, aIIe 9entfdeu 81
erreiden. Die .Wsontona Staats.
8eitiine" 1T bic eiloise beiitide 8ei'
tiina TIM Staate, ~ Seiten itarf, tn
cIuiipe bes .Sonntagsgaites," iin6
foifet nur $500 per Sabr, o6er $3.50
nod DeiitidIano obne Sonntogsgoit
liin6 $500 NIT SonntogBgalt probe.
@rentplare iperoen frei an irgert6 ei.
ne gl6reIIe perianbt. Wlan abonnire
oif oieieIbe unb trage oaau BEL baB
bic beut5de Sprade, bic BITE @ltern
uns selebrt baben iin6 Die mir bod
ih1ten iollten, aud ben gta9fommen
erbaIten bleibe.
Wtan abreffire:
Wlontaua Staats. .SsitnnG
q. .. Dor 238, SeIeno, Wont.
Montana news., 1906-05-31
COLORADO METHODS IN MON
TANA

The working class of Billings are
up against il if they do not unite and
fight the alliance. Never in any Mon
tana town have the employers flung
the challenge so defiantly at unionism.
II is the first decisive stand of Colo
RADIO principles in this state.
This defiance of labor organizations
comes from the necessary competition
of the class struggle. Under the cap
italist system of production the en-
ploying class must increasingly get all
that is possible out of labor. The
workers have placed their strength in
unions. Every possible power is 60
ing to be brought to bear to crush
them The workers have absolutely no
protection unless they get hold of the
powers of government. The socialists
have foretold this suppression of un-
ionism in the state for several years.
There is no possible way to forestall
IL except by the conquest of political
power. Where the capitalists think it
more advisable instead Of crushing the
unions outright they emasculate them
by controlling them.
Such unions do everything the cap
italists want them to do. They en-
dorse the actions of the capitalists
To be of any value whatever against
the encroachments of the capitalist
class unions must be aggressive, bold,
fearless. "Arouse, We slavesl" You
have only one life to live, one life to
give. Strive ever for better conditions.
The capitalist class must be abolished.
Montana news., 1906-05-31
A Word of Warning.

"The Picket dislikes very much to
take issue with its esteemed socialist
contemporary the Montana News, pub
hsbed at Helena as the official organ
sf the Socialist party, and edited by
Mrs. Ida Crouch -Hazlett. We do not
surrender the palm to anybody when
il comes to chivalry for the female sex.
The women, God bless them, have a
hard enough time of IL making a liv-
ing for themselves and their dissolute
husbands. They are to be pitied and
not censured. No word Of ours. and
no sentence that we could put pen TO,
would seek 10 deprive the geutier sex
Of the right Of free speech and the
grander principle Of educating their
own children in the faith that might
make them, IL these principles were
properly applied, American citizens
without peer and patriots without fear
But when woman sets herself up as
an example and descends 20 the level
Of politics she is no better than the
ordinary man.
The Montana News is supposed "a
reflect the honest sentiment and the
intelligent thought Of tho socialis,
party OF Montana. In It's advocacy q,
the defeat Of the direct primary law
IL goes squarely back on the decIara
80 he "a
Montana news., 1906-05-31

has been seen by the Amalgamated d
company and that the leaders Of the
Socialist party have seen the light
that flows so refulgently from the
throne Of the golden god. The rank
and file, following blindly this will o.
the wisp, is going forward to its
doom. Something is needed to stop
this mad rush before the party plunges
hopelessly into the nav of the octo-
pus.
"Something is needed to prevent the
rank and file of the socialists from
being made catspaws of to pull
corporation chestnuts out Of the fire,
The Picket simply sounds a note of
warning. If the socialists do not heed
this warning the fault is their own.
In this county, if they want to be led
by an element that is inimical to their
interests, it is their own affair."
A warning certainly has weight,
coming from a foe interested princi-
pally in wiping us off the political map;
an accusation is most convincing that
comes from a paper whose editorial at
titude on the issue at stake is but a
weak reflection Of the attitude of ev-
cry Amalgamated sheet, therefore, we
ought to consider this generous tender
of Republican Picket leadership and
put it to a referendum vote of the
party and be delivered la Picket
from the "maw of the octupus." But
before we take this step, let us de-
mand that the Picket editor take the
regular socialist initiation to socialistic
leadership which includes the aban-
donment of such shady enterprises as
republican editorships, seven years on
the soap box, subject to jeers, rotten
eggs and editorial slander.
Then If there is anything left of
our aspiring political Moses. as final
test sentence him to two years on the
diet and treatment that falls to the
socialist editor. Such an experience,
we are sure, will cure him of all ten
denotes to expect anything from the
golden throne, which he seems to know
all about now. This may seem a rath-
er harsh manner of initiation, West
Point hazing is tame in comparison,
but il has proven the most effective
method so far discovered to get rid
Of the lily-fngered graft lovers who
aspire to socialist leadership.
No, Mr.. Applicant, you have a few
more guesses coming. We are too in
timately acquainted with the struggle
and trials of our party servants past
and present. to suspect them. In de-
nouncing the present primary election
law they are simply obeying our party
mandate. as good servants should, for
in fighting the present corrupt law we
are fighting for our very existence as
a party in this state. We are not OPP
posed to primary law or any measure
that makes toward enlarged popular
government, but we are opposed to the
vicious measure which now goes by
the name of a primary law. fathered
by the trust, mothered by its political
tools and fostered by every sheet in
Montana which sees the "ight from
the golden throne.'
Montana news., 1906-05-31

The following item is taken from
the Red Lodge Pickett. Those social
lists at Red Lodge are the right sort
Of stuff. The church belongs to them
in the first place:
"The Finnish socialists Of Red Lodge
who were responsible for forcing the
Rev. Fri virkki to resign his pastorate
in the church because he would not
preach socialistic doctrine from the
pulpit, recently sought to take posses.
sion Of the church property and trans.
form IL into public hall for socialis.
tic gatherings. The plan was to use
the main floor for hall, and to put
in n second floor and use the upstairs
portion for n hospital. The trustees
Of the church, however, under the lead
Of Jacob Kivikangas, entered an en-
phatic protest and lawyer was con.
suited. Mr.. Kivikangas was advised
TO put n new lock on the church door,
This was done and the socialists went
him one better and put on another