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Show MONDAY, DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, ASSOCIATION OF CITIZENS' INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION. MEETING Open Shop" and Will Anti-I- n Oppoaa Paaaago of tho Standi for tha junction Bill. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Feb. 22. Kan-an- a From Birmingham In the nouth to manCity and Denver In the went, ufacture! uml other employer have assembled In Indianapolia to complete the organization o f the Citizen' Association of America. The aaaoclatloii. which In an offshoot of the National Annoclatlon of Manufacturer, ha for It declared purpose the mutual protection of employers against the unreasonable demand and encroachment of organised labor. D. M. Parry of this city, president of the Citizens' Industrial association, and also of the manufacturer association. delivered an address at the opening session of the conference today. Discussing the purpose of the new organisation, he declared that the assofor the ciation stands open shop a opposed to the closed shop demanded by the American Federation of Labor. He said that the Industrial welfare of the nation was dependent upon the ability of the .present organisation movement among employers to put an end to the closed shop program of organised labor. He wild that during the last year there were hundreds of strikes or labor Insurrections, and that the loss occasioned thereby to the aggregate wealth of the country la a national disaster. Organised labor, he said, cannot hope to better its membership by making the country poorer. The first tilt of the new association with the labor organisations will come bill which is over the now before congress and which the American Federation of Labor is bending every energy to have enacted Into law. The Industrial association in tends to fight the passage of the bill and will use every Influence It hns, by means of telegrams and letters, and it is probable also that the conference will appoint a committee to go to Washington and personally conduct the fight against the measure. ed tly Colonel Edwin F. Holmes has been elected chairman and State Engineer Doremus secretary of the assoof the projwsed water-use- rs ciation under the Utah Lake improvement project. Attorney F. S. Richards Is the third member of the committee. It was decided to hold another meetwhich ing on Monday, February 22nd, comcanal several of the the attorneys At this attend. to Invited are panies meeting it Is hoped to get down to the real business basis upon which actual negotiations can be conducted. The general plan upon which the ommittee Is proceeding Is to give the of five canal companies 200 second-fe- et of water In exthe 1,000 second-fe- et change for the rights which these companies already possess. That would for the governleave 800 second-fement to dispose of as a means of getting back its money for the proposed improvements, the approximate cost of which would be 1 1,000 per second-foThe amount of land which one second-fo- ot of water will Irrigate Is usually figured at about 70 acres, so that the canal company which Is presumed to cover 10,000 acres of land would need of water In adabout 100 second-fe- et second-fewhich It dition to the 40 shall have obtained by virtue of Its prior rights. et ot et HUMOROUS INCIDENT OF BALTIMORE FIRE The Rultimore fire, while horrible and distressing in moat particulars, hns not been without Its humorous side, anys the Washington Times. Many of the most prominent residents of the city found themselves almost penniless on the day after the destruction of much valuable property, and a general rush for recuperation followed. Two well known society men counted up their losses as best they could, and decided they needed all the pennies they could scrape up. They held a council of war, discussed many plana to make a few shekels, and finally hit upon a scheme they thought good. Both owned horses, so they hired a big delivery wagon, put benches on It, and hitched a pair of carriage horses to It They painted a big sign, Passengers Carried To and From the Fire District, Fifty Cents Each, tacked It on their wagon and drove through the handsome One residence section. GERMAN AMBA8SADOR HONORED. drove and the other collected fores. PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Feb. 22. The They soon got a. wagon load of pas University Day" exercises of the sengers, and throughout the entire University of Pennsylvania were held morning and afternoon their business today In the Academy of Music, which prosiered. The "conductor" fell off was crowded with an audience that the wagon while taking up half dollars included many distinguished guests in In the afternoon and broke his thumb. addition to the faculty and student He and his off knocked then partner bodies. Among the recipients of hon for the day. orary degrees was Haron Speck von They hnd over a hundred dollars Sternberg, the German ambassador to dear of expenses when they counted up the United States, upon whom was the results of the days business. This conferred the degree of doctor of laws. proved too much for them, and at After the conferring of degrees Gov oclock they were entertaining a num-li- er error Pennypacker, who was the orator of friends with a champagne supof the day. delivered an address on per at the Ilelvedere. At the supper George Washington In Pennsylvania.' it was decided that money did not come In fust enough In the passengerMICHIGAN LETTER CARRIER8. carrying game, so they hired more OWOSSO. Mich., Feb. 22 The Michwagons the next day add began car igan State Letter Carriers' association rylng freight. The fire had more efmet In annual convention here today fect on the freight traffic than on the with delegates present representing passenger traffic, and the young sociemore than two score cities throughout ty men lost on the second proposition the state. President Charles Ellis of the few dollars they had saved from the Owosso presided over the session. The first, and several more besides. They annual report of the secretary, Paul are now out of a Job. with a number of R. Coster of Holland, showed the as- fine horses for sale. sociation to be rapidly Increasing Its membership, the total number of names WAITING UNNECESSARY. on the rolls now exceeding five hundred. In addition to the transaction The novelist Thomas A. Janvier hns of routine business the carriers dis- lived for a number of years In France, cussed several legislative measures and nnd has collected many folk tales and other matters. anecdotes of the French peasantry. I heard a story of a physician the NEW ENGLAND BENCH SHOW. other day," Mr. Janvier said recently. BOSTON. Mass.. Feb. 22. Mechan"He was practicing in the village of ics' building echoed with the barks and Provence, and one morning, stopping yelps of a thousand aristocratic ca- his gig, he entered Into a condescending nines today on the occasion of the talk with the tombstone maker. While the talk went on the tombopening of the annual bench show of the New England Kennel club. Blue stone man did not cease to work. He ribbon winners from nearly every sec- had a chisel In one hand and a mallet tion of the United Slates and Canada in the other. He was caning upon are entered for the 10,000 In money the tomb the words Sacred to the and plate that will be distributed as Memory of and the rest he would prises. The largest Individual exhib- leave blank. itor Is Thomas W. Lawson, whose "This proceeding for some reason Dream wold kennels are represented bq amused the physician. Watching the many toy terriers and stonecutter he laughed heartily. " 'W hy," said the bulldogs. do you other, laugh 1 DIPLOMAT8 TO GO TO FAR EAST. " Because your way of work amuses VANCOUVER. B. C.. Feb. 22. J. M, me. the physician said. Do you always Ferguson, the second secretary of the cut out upon your tombstones the belegation In Tokio. who has been in this ginning of the obituary and then wait 7 country on leave of absence, sailed for "No said the stonecutter, 'not alYokohoma today. Mr. Ferguson is ways. When there is someone sick and fully Informed of the policy of Secre- you are treating him I keep right on. tary Hay In regard to the present Los Angeles Times. In the Far East and on his arrival In Tokio will be In a position to Dollar-fift- y books this week go for 80 advise Minister Grlscom personally of cents. Other books also at 40 per cent the Secretarys wishes. off. Ross Book Store. on prize-winni- BRYAN'S JAPANESE ORGANIZED. Dr. Halo Dalivarod Eulogy in the Senate Elihu Root the Speaker at Chicago. WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. 22. The patriotic organisations of Washington held their customary exercises In celebration of Washingtons birthday and there were many pilgrims to Mount Vernon. In the senate Chaplain Hale delivered an eloquent eulogy on the life and character of the first president. The galleries were crowded, many of the occupants being Daughters of the American Revolution, who listened attentively to the reading by Senator Heyburn of Idaho of Washingtons farewell address. Chicago, 111., Feb. 22. There was a general suspension of business today In Chicago In observance of the one hun- dred and seventy-secon- d birthday anniversary of George Washington. City and county offices, banks, the exchanges, and public institutions were closed and appropriate exercises were held under the auspices of the schools and various patriotic societies. In the afternoon Elihu Root, former secretary of war, addressed a large audience of the Auditorium, composed of members of the Union League club and their friends. Several banquets have been arranged for this evening. PEORIA, 111., Feb. 22. Five hundred guests will be seated at the tables in the Coliseum tonight on the occasion or the Washington birthday banquet of the Creve Coeur club. Bishop Spaulding will preside and the speakers will Include Sir Chen the ChiHon. nese minister at Washington, William F. Gurley of Nebraska, Hon. Charles W. Miller of Indiana, James R. Garfield of Ohio, and the Rev. James E. Freeman of Yonkers, N. Y. NEW YORK, Feb. 2!. New Yorkers took advantage of the fact that Washingtons birthday fell on a Monday this 's holiyear, thus affording a to a make exodus of out day, general the city. There was no official celebra tion of the day, though here and there were held appropriate exercises under the auspices of various patriotic societies. The public schools, offices, exchanges ant many business houses were closed and there was a very generous display of bunting. At all the theaters special Washington birthday matinees were held. 22. Army BOSTON, Mass. Feb. veterans reunions, patriotic meetings and other events were Included In the observance today of Washington's birthday In Boston. Speakers of prominence addressed large meetings In Tremont temple and other places and a number of dinners and banquets are on the schedule for this evening. Llang-Chen- g, two-day- Va., Feb. ALEXANDRIA, 22. Alex- andria, which was the home town of General Washington, observed the anniversary of his birth today in an elaborate manner. This forenoon there was a big parade of federal and local troops, organizations and patriotic societies. Later In the day public meetings were held at which addresses were delivered by eminent seml-mlllta- ry speakers. MORRISTOWN. N. J.. Feb. 22. Visitors from New York and other places took part today in a patriotic demonstration held at Washingtons headquarters under the auspices the Washington Association of New Jersey. The oration of the day was de llvered by Hamilton W. Mable New York. FOUNDERS DAY AT MICHIGAN. ANN ARBOR, Mich. Feb. 22. "Pounders Day." Instituted several years ago as an annual celebration oc cosion In the medical department of the University of Michigan, was observed today with an Interesting program. Professor Flemming Cnrrow delivered the principal address, taking r his subject the life and works of his predecessor. Dr. George E. Foothinghnm Dollar solicitors wanted for the Dally Utah State Journal. Apply to Horace 8. Foster, city circulator. Teas Premium Q Coffees Spices Bakin; Powder are Beauties sit-autl- Good Some Mighty Fine kinds from rThey Pays to at Great American Importing Tea Go's 340 Twenty-Fift- h St., OGDEN DENVER IDGMNtVr Suits and Overcoats Japan. ng Don't forget International Brotherhood of Teamsters ball Wednesday evening, February 24th, at Conley. PUPIL Beeoma tho Bryan of OBSERVANCE OF ANNIVERSARY THROUGHOUT COUNTRY. 1904. 22, Yamashita Yaschiro la Going Homs to Out Progress of the Plan for Carrying Lake ImproveUtah tha ment Project. IZEDL FEBRUARY TIME These Jwliich we are selling at Yamashita Yaschiro. the young Japanese who has been studying the science of government under the combined tutelage of William J. Bryan and No. $7.50 of him. Despite his rather poor equipment he for entrance Into the university, dll qualified within two years and has gently applied himself to the course of study he marked out, which embraced political economy, sociology, ethics and American history. Colonel Bryan has Interested himself very much in the young man, and guided him In his selection of studies and reading. All the time Yamashita has made hla home with the Bryana and has made himself a general favorite In the university and the city. To a itr porter he said: "My course of study has been shaped with the intention of fitting me for a career In politics in my native land. There are great opportunities there for young men, and many of us have been favored with the opportunity to Imbibe the beat there la of American ideals and Institutions. We feel very grateful to your people for the chances we have had, and shall try to repay you by trlng to make our own country more than ever deserving of the title of the America of the Orient. Japan Is one the wave of a great Intellectual uplift and la to take a more prominent position In world affairs hereafter. A knowledge of American politics and of political economy will fit our young men for the great opportunities that will arise. I shall devote my life, regardless of material Interests, to assisting man kind and helping to make their condition better. I am not versatile enough to do all things, but I hope I am not so unwise aa to think myself capable to do many things, but I expect to meet with success In politics in my native land. "To me that appeals aa a great field of usefulness. It may be aa broad as a nation la great or aa wide aa the 2s.vr.u..ws arrive. No. 2 Pacific Express from Denver. Pueblo, PiW lt Lake City and all points east dally No. Limited from Salt Lake City, Provo, Denver and all Fancy Stiff Bosom Shirts TO SELECT THOM $1.25 and $1.50 Kinds... 75c SOME GREAT HAT BARGAINS 1IEKE I-P- aclflc ed world's brotherhood. 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