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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28

mediatoly or everybody will be lost
The steamships Humboldt and Ru
pert Of the Mackenzie Brothers Steam
ship line, happened to be near and
they both called the Ohio, asking for
her latitude. Eccles gave IL immedi.
ately and the Rupert dashed back that
they would change their course and
stand by the Ohio as soon as possible.
Meanwhile Eccles sent another
message. saying; Ohio sinking fast
can not hold out Passengers being
taken of in small boats Captain and
crew will stick to the last
The Humboldt and Rupert both re-
piled that they were headed for the
Ohio and would r,ck up tho passen-
gers. Then cam'S The final message
from the stricken vessel II was never
Passengers all of and
adrift in small boats, it said; captain
and crew going OF in tho last boat
waiting for me now-Goodbye- I
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
THIS Is WHAT THE WORLDS
GREATEST TRUST HAS DONE
FOR A GREAT AMERICAN CITY.
PITTSBURG-MONEY BAGS
PARADISE.

Pittsburg parks lack footpaths for
those who must walk; they have
drives for autos and carriages and
paths for horseback riders; they are
only for the rich
The big libraries Carnegie built are
out of reach of the working masses,
and are little used by them
The treatment of the rich as con-
trasted with the poor litisant In the
alderman'S courts would be scan
dal in any other city.
City council and other public bodies
are most conSiderate OF the wealthy
and brutality inconsiderate or forget
full of the great mass of the people,
Pittsburg Is a wide open town for
the rich man who INDUCES in orgies,
or course. the police and police
courts take care of others who so be-
yond the limits.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28

them heaT the insulting words the
Steel Trust splits into the face OF the
American workingmcn.
Let those men, In whose hands the
people have placed the destiny OF their
fair land. know that that this pylins
infant they coddle and nourish, is a
OF nsolenee upon Americans and the
brain and Drawn OF the republic.
And il these men in washington do
not believe theif ears. let them use
their eyes. Let them look at the sore
spots, the Poverty Rows, where there
should be settlements Of men and
their families living like decent Amer
leans. Or let them focus their eyes
upon the red flag Haunted in the faces
of American workingmen when they
are told that Syrians, Poles and Rou.
manlans are preferred in the mills of
the Trust.
If there Is that much Wanted spirit
in the breasts of the republics sons
IT will rebel aeainst the Trust which
places the American beneath the
most ignorant foreigner who comes TO
Americas shores.
"All men are created equal"
Let II be so. Give the foreigner
his opportunity. But God pity the
country ii preference is to be given to
the ignorant foreigner lifted from op-
preston In which he and his forcfath-
ers dweIt and enticed to the LAND Of
promise" to be reduced to greater
poverty than Europe has ever known,
America for Americsns-The Steel
Truef Seams ~ he fer nelther
torial In Pittsburg Leader, July 16
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
meKEE'S ROCKS.

The daily papers are full of the
strike of the employees al the Pressed
Steel Car Co at McKee's Rocks, near
Pittsburg, unfortunately. and as is
usual with the Associated Press news.
only one side is given, that of the en-
ployerS Occasionally a report OF the
troopers brutality TO the workers is
told. as "If a striker resists arrest.
he is manacled to the troopers horse
and dragged to prison and this Is
free America(7) Russia is no more
brutal The following account by
priest at McKees Rocks partially tells
the strikers grievance and the damn
able conditions under which they
have been forced TO live 10 keep the
wolf OF hunger from the door The
motives of lust and greed at last be-
came more intolerable than the
wolves of hunger
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
BIG LABOR DAY.
Respectfully,
A, WEST.

OF all the holidays of the wear
New Years day Washington's Birth
day. Memorial day, independence dav,
Thanksgiving day and Christmas day
there Is perhaps none of greater sig
niicance. especially to the laboring
people. than Labor DAY. While ell OF
the others are OF national signlh-
canoe, and are celebrated as leZal
national holidays, they became such
only by common consent, but il was
left. for organized labor to secure. by
legislative enactment. the only law.
Iul holiday OF the year-except. per.
haps, as the president and governors
OF the various states are authorized
by law to proclaim holidays when
the eNigency may arise. So the first
Monday Of September OF each yem.
was set apart as Labor's day. day
On which the toilers might cease from
their labors and assemble together.
and by parades and speeches. and I'm
various other ways show TO the peo-
pie their numerical strength. and
demonstrate the Justice of their cause.
While organized labor is very zeal.
ous In their celebration of Labor Day.
they are no less patriotic in tho celc.
oration OF other holidays. and have
always endeayored to interest people
OF all classes In these celebrations
that they might come together on
common ground, and make 1t get
acquainted" day for their mutual ben
eft
AS the opening day OF the Four
state Fair to be held In Ogden this
year. falls on Labor Day, Sept. 9Th.
the Labor Day committee and tho dl.
rectors OF the fair have Joined forces.
and proposc to open the fair and eel.
obratc the day together, and try to
make IL the Grapdest aud most pleas.
urablc day that this intermountaIn
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
STATEMENT OF FATHER A. F,
TONER.

| Nutu dShtu MIid' Dt hhtn VI ihN
treatment OF the employees of the
Father A. F. Toner, pastor of the st
Mary's Roman Catholic church. Nc
KEGS Rocks. pictured in horrible col
ors the daily lives OF his parishion-
| ers, He said.
1T Is a slaughter house and a
! thousand times worse Men are per-
secuted, robbed and slaughtered, and
their wives are abused In a manner
worse than death-all to obtain or
retain positions that barely keep star
! walton from the door.
"a pit OF infamy where men arc
driven lower than the degradation of
slaves and compelled TO sacrifice their
wives or daughters to the villainous
toremen and little bosses to be al
lowed to work. | was allowed to en-
ter the plant at my will few years
ago, but l saw too much OF the ma
licious crime perpetrated daily. and
| the gates were closed on me. 1t is
too horrible to discuss.
at Is disgrace 10 a civilize coun-
| try" he continued "a man Is given
less consideration than dog and
| dead bodies are simply kicked aside
while the men are literally driven on
TO their death The grating or steal
Ing by the bosses and other higher
officials is not paralleled to my
knowledge
II asked for a pass to go through
the plant and 1t was promised me a
score or more times. but 1T never
came. | finally became dIsgusted and
sought to ascertain just what was 20.
ing on inside the board fence. These
are some of the things | discovered
Scores OF men were being killed
and no record made of their deaths
or of any legitimate disposition made
OF their bodies. It is my Impression
that they arc never taken outside the
plant
THE bosses compel the workmen
to send cases of beer and boxes of
provisions 10 the bosses homes every
week to hold their positions.
NO religion is allowed among the
workmen. and they are compelled to
work on Sundays and lay off week
day 10 prevent them attending church.
They are compelled to compro-
mise their wives or daughters and
place them In the hands of foremen
at Is too horrible 10 speak of"
continued the priest. as he pointed to
the home OF member of his congrc-
cation across the street. and repeated
story OF indecency and abuses 10
which the latter had been subjected
by the Pressed Steel Car Company"
And in the Evansville Press" a
paper owned by syndicate which
conducts scores of independent pa
pers In thls country | read ono ar.
ticle about Pittsburg OF which the
following caption will give an idea.
THIS Is WHAT THE WORLDS
GREATEST TRUST HAS DONE
FOR A GREAT AMERICAN CITY.
Steel Trust Organized Decade Ago
Has Ruled Pittsburg Ten Years
Without Mercy-A Sordid, Soulless,
Degrading Rule With the Working
People Ground Down and Made to
Live Checrless lives and All Effort
Directed Toward the Elevation of
the Rich-Corrupt Politics, MisgoV-
ernment, Social Decentralization All
from Trust Influence.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28

country has ever seen. The two com
mittces are arranging an elaborate
program OF sports 10 begin In the
early morning and last through the
entire day and evening. closing with
grand display Of spectacular fire.
works. This will be a ''whirlwind"
day from start TO finish; and II you
miss it, YOU VIII be sorry the remain
der OF your life. Eye.y ono is invited.
so come and see how We celebrate
Labor Day In Ogden, and see il You
cannot find something In our city and
the big fair that will interest you.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
OPERATOR a HERO.
Remains at His Instruments Until It
Is Too Late.

New York. Aug 27.-The United
Wireless company. one of whose op.
orators, c. e. Ecces of Winnipeg. per,
ished IN the sinking of the steamer
Ohio, received an account of the dlsas-
ter from Operator Booth at Ketchilian,
Alaska. late today, Booth says In a
dispatch to headquarters OF the COM
pany here:
About ] a. M, | was sitting with my
receivers clapped TO my ears. having
just finished working with Operator
Eccles on board the ship Ohio. when
was startled by hearing him call C.
Q. D.. &C Q. D.
Il Immediately answered and he scnt
the following message: Obi struck
a rock-steamer sinking send aid im-
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28

Unions, Trades Assemblies, the cita-
dels OF local power: the States's Fed
eratIons for state legislative advance
ment. this steady growth is gratifying
evidence OF the appreciation OF the
toilers of this broad land OF form
of general organization In harmony
with their most cherished traditions,
and In which each trade enjoys the
most perfect liberty while securing
the fullest advantages of united ac-
ton"
If YOU have not yet elected dele"
gates. do so Immediately, and send
your credentials, together with your
per capita tax, to Austin Davis. care
Tribune. Salt Lake City, and have
your delegates on the floor of the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28

Is not this despotism? What
absolute monarch in the world to-
day dares claim openly such unlim-
tied power over his subjects as the
steel trust is claiming over It's work
ers2 and observe the spirit OF the
times. as manifested abroad, in which
the capitalist class of America are
making this claim TO the power of
absolute monarchy. 1t Is an age Of
the worlds history In which all the
most backward CD races are moving
up TO the level OF free institutions.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28

convention at . o'clock on the morn
ing of Sept. 18th. ready for business.
The convention will meet in Union
Labor hall No. on 2ith street, Ogden.
Just one more week to Labor Day.
What are you going TO do? Remem-
Der. this is your day, and It will be
just what YOU help 10 make II. Don't
kick" at the committee. help them
by your presence and willingness 10
do something II called upon. Bring
the little ones and invite your neigh
Dor To bring his. and ask him to ask
his neighbor TO bring his, and ask him
to ask his neighbor to ask his neigh
Dor and his neighbor and his neigh
boris children, and we will have a
Jolly good time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
OPPOSED TO SMOKING.

Yosemite. Cal. Aug, 27.-The state
convention of school superintendent
today adopted a resolution opposite
smoking by instructors OF public IN
sutuuons, grammar or high schools
or the state university, while on duty
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
BAKERS CONVENTION ADJouRNs

Minneapolis, Aug. 27.-The national
convention OF the Association of Mas
ter Bakers adjourned today after
electing officers and selecting Baltr
moro as the next convention city
William Meek OF Los Angeles was
elected president.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
What the Workers Are Doing In Other
Countries.

In Russia thousands of men and
women are daily sacrificing security,
life or personal liberty In an effort to
grnpple with and overthrow the des-
potic rule of Cars and Grand Dukes
in Turkey the fatalistlc Moslem has
risen In revolt and swept from the
throne, the last representative OF
absolute power; In Persia the wild
tribes of plain and mountain have as
serted their right to freedom in an
insurrection that ended the rule Of
despotism IN ancient Iran, and In
Spain. as | write, the streets of Bar
celona are red with the blood of men
and women who know how to die for
freedom
Everywhere the dignity of human
life is being asserted and maintained
by populations hitherto supposed TO
be irretrieyably enslayed by the forces
OF superstition, political and social.
and it is just at the time when this
world wide upward move of the back
ward nations is taking place. just
when the most reactlonary races IN
the world are asserting their right TO
mastery of their liberties. lives and
action that the capitalist class OF
America are insisting upon the abso-
Lutte surrender of all personal liberty
on the part of the men and women
who serve 1t in workshop mine and
factory
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
REPUBLIC IN POLITICS.:
MONARCHY IN INDUSTRY

! believe in republican form and
spirit alike In politics and In indus
try. But In America we have re-
public in politics and monarchy n
industry How's that? Well, OK
anime Tho present fight in tho steel
trust for instance, and you will
gather my meaning.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
EDITORIAL Committee,
KATE S. HILCIARO.
E. a. BATTELU.
ROY E. SOUTHWICk.

lionaircS made Pittsourg money mad.
Here are few OF the results OF
money madness in this great Amerl-
can community
The steel trust has declared that
1t will not tolerate a trade union in
The industry. that IL will insist upon
the right of the trust to conduct
It's own affairs without consulting its
employees. Boiled down to its es-
sence, what does that mean?
1t means that the steel trust In
sists upon its mills and plants be-
ing conducted according to the meth
DDS and principles of an absolute
monarchy. That the thousands of
men it employees shall be ruled by ir-
responsible rulers. and obey laws
they had no voice in framing, and
that their whole lives during the
greater part of their working hours
shall be at the disposal OF mon over
whom they have no control, but
who may direct them even TO their
deaths.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28

was unable to get him again. He went
down with his ship
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
MARKHAM Club Socialists

Any question concerning Social
ism answered. Address all COM
munications to X. s. Hilliarj.
436 Hcrrick Avenue.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28

WANT ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28
The Folly Of Craft Unions.


And the utterly foolish craft or
ganizations of the American working
class make IL more than probable
that this brutal attempt TO reduce
labor to a deeper depth of slavery will
succeed. The Russian. the Turk, the
Persian, the Spaniard will rally to the
defense OF his brother In peril, each
will fight for the interest of all. and
all for the interest OF each but the
sadly divided union men OF America
Will stand idly by until their own par
tlcular craft Is attacked, and refuse
to move finger to avert destruction
from the heads OF their fellowunion-
lists
Whilst this Class War in the steel
trust is on we read every day In the
press how the railroads are bringing
In scabS to take the place of the union
men on strike Think OF it, Railroad
union men hauling In scabs to break
strike of other union men, and rail.
road men bringing in and out wagons
laden with the material these scabs
need TO keep up their work OF betrav,
Ing their fellows. And some Social
lists believe that men who thus com
placently scab upon their fellows in
the life and death struggle OF labor
organization against merolless capital
VIII In some mysterious manner be
come class-ConSclouS at the ballot
box
1t is unthlnkable. Before the mem.
bers are capable Of the net Of social
revolution they must be organized.
where they work. In unions which
Will make fidelity TO their class In
terestS, superior 10 all sectional con
slderatlons They must build up
unions which will teach their MEM
bers to look upon themselves not as
engineers. conductors. teamsters.
miners printers. bricklnyers. clerks.
ETC. but simply and solely as WORK.
ERS. When they think as workers,
act as workers. strike as workers.
then and not till then will they vote
as workers.
II is a lesson Socialists would do
We'll TO ponder over.-From The Harp.
j. c. Donnelly.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-08-28

The steel trust and steel trust mil
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-09-11
MOB FORMED
TO AID CUPID
Crowd Held the sIsuth While Young
Folks Made Plan to Have MstrI-
moniaI Knot Tied.


Special to the EsxIel
Albany. Ga. Sept. li.-A marriage
with quite tinge OF romance occurred
here last night After having sIuded
the vigilance OF the parents Of the
bride, Flemming Brooks and Miss Bes-
sic Walters Of Ashburn. Ca. were on
their way to the minister's house In
Sylvester. where they were to b. mar
ried. when overtaken by officers. who.
acting under instructions Of the father
Of Mis Walters. placed them under ar
rest. A they were being taken back
20 Ashburn a number Of persons ssiz-
ed the officers and forcibly held them
until the couple escaped. They secur-
ed horse and buggy and drove 10
this city. where the ceremony was per-
formed.