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Show UTAH DAILY in conmeets his historthe gresses, the psychologists, inscientific the economists, ians, the fellow-philosoph- STATE JOURNAL, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1904. er cse cse these are cothese of effort, congregations huge vestigators everywhere AN OLD TIME DREAM IS REALIZATION. NEAR Rail New York to Buenos Ayres By of Mesns Filling of Gsp 4,800 Miles. About a third of a century ago. when Minton Rowan Helper was advocating his project for a railway which would extend from Hudsons Bay to Cape Horn, the world was Inclined to laugh at hint. In lapse of time, however, through the building of roads in the different countries for their local needs this old time dream is coming near to realiation. According to Chs es M. Pepper, the United States commissioner who has been looking over the ground and inquiring into this railway project, the scheme is coming within a measurable distance of completion. When gaps in different countries aggregating about 4,800 miles are filled there will be direct railway communication between New York or Seattle Through the and Buenos Ayres. United States and a large part of Mexico the communication Is already established. In the countries farther to in efforts everywhere operative action. Everystances of concerted where great ends are undertaken, noij singly, but Jointly. It Is to be wondered at that labor Labor simply should be organised? follows the general trend. You cannot any more prevent It than you can organisation anywhere else. And, moreover, there is a special reason why there should be this organisation or association of laborers, ar--1 because, ns every one knows, the I gument Is so simple that one Is almost to repeat It, that the laborer, singly and Individually, is at an enormous disadvantage as against .the employer, the same disadvantage at which a man is who wishes to dispose of a house when it Is known that he must sell on the Instant; that he can- 1UYOU NEW YORK Ease, Comfort Fashion Letter Durability. Stylo highly effective for trimming purposes with other colors. in The Pompadour rose promises to be extensively used this spring for decorative puriioses on many spring goods. It will be quite general and will not be confined to the various kinds of dress I that they come much nearer to the aim goods. It will blossom on dresses, on uphol-ashamthelr ambition than they were at parasols, ribbons and even and wall Many of fabrics paper. stered flrgt cottons newest gauzy shpw the Paris fashions still rule supreme and the rose pattern, large or all the fashion artists of this country Pompadour or In roses the singly Insmall, arranged have gained so fur is a certain maternew a even Is There bunches. ventive liberty of elaboration. The called Pompadour Crepe, which types are imported form Paris as they ial, elab-oratconies only in some sort of rose deare Ideas the were before und Econnnv YOU WILL CALL ON 2345 WASHINGTON but ed PUTNAM AVENUE Where you will find everything that man'or ed not wait Desire All new and te ly fan wear, SET THE PACE ! I and to some extent modified to sign. The same Pompadous rosea appear A man who must sell his house, of suit different condition in our home dismust whom It is known that he fashion studios. There is something on silk ribbons and the workmanship a great disadvantage. mortifying In that arrangement, but It in some of the more expensive of these pose of It is at not his He will price, the price that seems hopeless to expect complete ribbons is exquisite. The same design get is proper, because It le known that he emancluation from Paris supremacy. is used in upholstery goods, sometime cannot wait At a time when traveling across the combined with tapestry effects and It So the laborer cannot get the price ocean at all times was not so common is also shown In some charming creof his services because It is known a thing aa It la now, it did not In- tonnes and Chantzes and drapery that he cannot wait His necessities volve any great hardship to wait with silks. The Pompadour patterns have are pitted against the resources of the patience until the spring models were also Invaded the realm of hosiery ana employer, his existence, always close brought over from Paris to be copied most of the fancy stockings are emto the verge of want, la pitted aaglnst for the benefit of the fashionable broidered in the daintiest rose dethe broad margin of the employer, hi LlaiMe, ,n signs. country. conditions Is One of the surprises of the coming Ignorance of market Now, however, the situation .Is difand the is the reappearance of the summer the experience pitted against ferent Hundreds, perhaps thousands the south there are several places outlook of the employer. collar. That style of collar linen staplain of American women of wealth and where the railways do not meet In The only weapon In his hands Is the tion spend the winter or part of the and the wash stock, with go string or nearly all of those countries the con- threat of withdrawing his service, but winter on the Riviera or at some of Ascot ties, are really the only forms struction Is going on. The gaps are as the place of an Individual can eas- the fashionable resorts In southern of neckwear suited to go with tailor steadily getting narrower. By land ily be filled, that threat la perfectly fu- Europe, to escape the rigors of our made shirtwaists. It Is true that lace grants and other sort of Inducements tile. northern climate. Many of them hasten collars with ribbons or embroidery are capitalists are being interested In the What shall he do? To establish home at the end of. the sprig g season more ornamental and, perhaps, more building of the roads, and before himaelf In business Is out of the ques- In those places, which for all practi- becoming to many women, but they many more yars pass the connection tion. He has not as an Individual the cal purposes coincides with our win surely do not harmonise with the sewill probably be finished. capital. More and moret large capital ter season. Those women of fashion vere plainness of these waists. It Is estimated that the cost of con- la required. He cannot do that Laces of all kinds will be the favorwho have had an opportunity to see struction of the 4,800 miles yet to be Shall he go upon the land, as they the new spring and early .summer ite material for trimmings this year. completed will be about (150,000,000, asy? That, too, la impossible; the styles, long before they reach the Never has there been such a demand labor being much cheaper In Central mere expense of taking himaelf and hla American a great ad- for laces and never has there been have shores, and South America than It la In the family to the land is prohlvltlve. who over those spent the win- such a wonderful display of lacea of United States. t As Canada Is also What shall he do? Threaten as an vantage ter in Florida or California, and are various kinds as Just now. Russian pushing the building of railways, north Individual to leave hie employer's ser- in the fortunate position to lead their Wees, point de Venice, Bruges and and south as well as east and west. vice, when there are a hundred and less fortunate slaters In fashionable Irish crochet seem to be the leaders In Helpers idea of long ago will one day a thousand others ready to take his styles by one or two months. public favor and will probably be become a concrete fact. When con- place? The poor fashion artists In this used more than other kin da Net top tinuous communication Is opened be What shall he do? He stops to of course, severely criti- laces will he used more than ever, and tween Hudsons Bay and the Strait of think, and finds that while the threat country are, cised by their customers for being so there will be a brisk, demand for Magellan, a decade or. two hence, Rus- to withdraw hla service as an Individ-uaslow In Introducing the latest styles, Oriental lacea Chantillya the new sia! railroad from SL Petersburg to Is futile, that if a hundred people but it Is really not their fault. They Mechlins, Valenciennes and Point Port Arthur and Cecil Rhodes Cape threaten to withdraw, that la more efEmbroideries will also play know that they must wait for the die to Cairo line will be eclipsed, and fective, because the places of a huna tates from to and Paris make the prominent part this coming summer try Huntington's and Oakes' Ames Pacific dred cannot be so easily filled; and will be used extensively not only and of Not best situation. the the until railway coalition will be far In the If a thousand threaten to with- new models have arrived, does their on elaborate gowns for dress occashadow. By that time the scheme for draw that Is still more effective; and also on simpler dresses for a New York to Paris railway, trans- that If, finally, 150,000 withdraw, aa real mission begin. They deserve great sions, but wear. Linen embroideries will street ex credit for and the the Ingenuity porting the cars by boat across the they did In the anthracite coal strike, In favor In trimming linen narrow water gap of Bering strait, that la extremely effective, because cellent taste In which they display In continue and waists form the simplest to Imskirts may be accomplished, and the world the places of 150,000 men cannot he elaborating and modifying the most Some of the seta elaborate. elethe ported models, thus Introducing ap will be treated to the railway marvels filled. In the shown of dement shops, including collar, charming variety, without Instead of one. The world conquests and shoulder wristbands from pieces, are main features of the the viating of the Iron horse, which we are apt to THE SLEEP CURE. handromt and ornamental; Parisian very styles. think are almost as complete as AlexOf course. It had to come In the form approved Sashes seem destined to be ex-- I After considerable experimenting a ander imagined hla own to be when he of a fad, or the modern woman who reached the Hyphasls river in India, lives In a chronic rush would never really new style of corsets has been ceedingly popular this season. Ribare only beginning. SL Louis Globe have given it a second thought, but evolved and the new corset forms one . bons of every width and material, plain and with every kind of pattern, will be Democrat. there 1. so much truth In the sleep of the m08t lmprtant and interesting a great var,ety thla U"d and there wlU cure" that Is moving the fashionable n0Ve,t,eB brUght VeP frm In It Is woven of silk, Is thin and styles year. arranging the sashes. contingent In London it sems a pity MOFFAT ROAD TUNNEL. elastic does not contain stays or Soft silk sashes, used around the waist and people cannot be sensible over thelr any material. It Is an excellent thing , with soft clinging dress materials, are Be Will Four Miles Long and Cost sleep. Everyone knows that for Jaded , from a v,ew but hyenlc nerves or brain fag there Is no remedy lVery effect,v? and prptty and co,ored Will Reach Four Million more than doubtful whether It will silk ribbons with flower designs make Dollars. ever become popular. Women with a handsome combination with white or good forma and well developed busts cream colored lace dresses of a more The event tunnel through which the I "obtained style elaborate pattern. 'by wU1 Undoubted,y adopt tha hausted, the sleep to be Moffat roHd is to penetrate the conti 'artificial Some beautiful and highly artistic W,th enthua,a"mbut overwhelmmeans and to be maintained mental divide will be longer than at 3rity of women- leaa Prodlg- - hosiery Is shown In the sops at this for a longtime. for four or five weeks first anticipated. Instead of being a,,y &,fted Stockings .with dainty em- by natur "carcely time. two and a half miles in length. It Is Eating and drinking form the only take t0 a raet wh,ch not I and some with beautifully broidery only does now planned to make It four miles. The punctuatlons that will be permitted to hand painting attract con- executed defecta h,de but 1 rather empha-statement was made by a member of this long sleep. Women are likely ton0t them attPntlon and would become ,,ldrable The coraet" Ma,,,ot a" a firm of contractors employed on the find It more feasible to take a months they Bre ca,,ed' were U not for the pro the P01" tb,n "" than to go to bed at ra- COBt of these worka of art. road, and acocrdlng to him the tunnel sleep holiday the coming spring styles which will be cut out of solid granite. It will The fact that tan shoes will again be mand close fitting to the figure. take three and a half years to comWhite linens will be extensively used ,n BtFle during the coming summer plete and will coat, it Is estimated, In during the coming summer season and accounts for the reappearance of hos the neighborhood of (4,000,000, or various shades of tan and there is every Indication that they will a mjle. While it la being conbe even more popular than last year. browri structed, s temporary road over the Of course, white, In this case, le mere- Something novel In the line of em-l- y mountains will be used. a generic term, as there are many broideries and passementeries are the The rock In the neighborhood of the I different REAL R0BIN80N CRUSOE. shades of white, from cream new button effects, which seem to have proposed tunnel is solid granite, with the fancy of the women of The, novel, Robinson Crusoe," was I to delicate ecru, from pearl to oyster I out seam of fissure, so hard, the conon the experiences of a cer-- 1 Kray. Linen walking suits with kilt-- 1 1n- - These effects are very popular tractors say. that in some places, when tain Alexander shown in a great variety of Selkirk, who resided odand plain skirts, boleros or long nd the dynamite Is placed In a hole and four In combination with other and on Jackets, Fer-the Island of Juan 1 years reaching dowi below the styles exploded, instead of acting against the nandez, In the Pacific ocean, writes W.l knees,, will be worn a conventional ,eM patterns, great deal. The place of greatest resistance, aa usually n. Northrop In St Nicholas. klrt of these will suits be worn U COm' bnk Ut f th Rofer- - commander of the vesselCaptain SCULPTOR HONORED, which Quite short, shorter. In fact than those WOMAN rni o the form of smoke. rescued Selkirk, related the story, and I f walking suits made of cloth. "When the congress Defore afterward worked It up Into The characteristic tendency to ex- - authorised the government to purchase the narrative now so familiar to all. travagance and elaborateness of the I Mrs. Emma Cadwallader Guilds It was for this reason that Defoe was I coming spring styles la ont confined to bronze portrait bust of the late of pilfering the manuscript towns, waists and Jackets. It ex-- 1 ldent McKinley, It conferred an ex- tends to a large degree to other parts I ceptlonal honor upon an American . RnI even of having stolen many letters rgan 16 ,abor ' belonging to Selkirk. Defoe Is said to of women's apparel. Spring petti-- 1 sculptor," Abby G. Baker writes In T. have made a snug fortune from the coats will be more extravagant "There are within the and Pearson's. sale of Robinson Crusoe, and out elaborate than ever before and the walla of tne great granite building on . .. . Cll aHy T1 of th of the book to have richest material, will be used in thelr the Capltolian hill at Washington alwhether we approve of It L"y The situs built a fine house for himself In the I making. Taffeta will be extensively most eighty pieces of statuary In tlon is not such that organisation suburbs of London. So it must have used, but also thin and pliable n marble and bronze, and nearly double waits upon our tardy approval, or our Instant popularity. padoua silks, which will fit tightly that number of paintings, yet in the modified and qualified and condesaround the hips, but will be quite flar- entire collection but few women artcending approbation. Cured Consumption. ing and bulky. Many of the new pat- ists have had recognition. For this Organisation Is in the air. OrganMrs. B. W. Evans, Charwater, Kan. terns show exquisite hand embrolder- - reason, if for no other, Mrs. Guild's ization is the order of the day. Organ writes: My husband lay sick for ies and are trimmed with lace flounc-- 1 success will be a matter of enngrat-- 1 latlon Is everyphere. Capital is three months. The doctors said he had lngs and ribbons of beautiful colors, illation among her siatera, and the bust We quick consumption. procured should organised, they say; why not bottle of new radium ribbons, which have a Itself on object of more than The Ballard's Horehound Syrup, ordinary labor be organised? Everything ts and It cured him. That was six years peculiar bluelsh cream tint of remark organised. and since we ago then have always nble brilliancy, will be used much for Science is being organised. Even the keP bottle In the house. We cannot See our display windows for big For coughs and colds trimming underskirts and promise to solitary thinker la solitary no longer) do wlthout It has no equal. 25c, 50c and (1. Sold become highly popular. The new color reduction In carpets Ogden Fund-- 1 by Geo. F. Cave. 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