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Show DAILY 4 UTAH STATE JOURNAL OGDEN, UTAH. FRANK J. CANNON, EDITOR. NO GENERAL DISFRANCHISEMENT. That is serious but not unexpected news which appears in a Herald special today concerning' a movement to disfranchise the Mormon people in Idaho. Serious because any movement to invade the sanctity of the suffrage must be viewed with alarm; yet notun expected, because the mutterings of this thunder have been heard for nearly eight UTAH STATE JOURNAL, Non-unio- n not tolerate the open shop. men are held as scabs, and to work with them is a defilement as abominable as for a high caste in India to associate with a low caste. This is mentioned not to discuss it but to call attention to the equally great extreme to which the mine owners have gone at Cripple Creek in dealing with a brother mine owner who happens to be a little broader than they. The Portland is the greatest mine ever opened in the state. It has been worked now for eleven years practically since its discovery under the management of James F. Burns, one of its discoverers. It has given constant employment to from 400 to 600 men, and its dividends have been large and steady. Since 1894 Mr. Burns has worked the mine on the open shop plan. He did not concern himself when a man applied for work whether he belonged to a union or not; all he required was that he be a sober, capable miner, and he' was employed. If he did not belong to a union Mr. Burns protected him from imposition by union miners at work on TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1904, Your lice Free One Month OUR HAMMOCK SALE IS NOW ON. If you buy. an Alaska Refriger. ator before June 1 6th. There is no better Re- frigerator on the market than the years past. We cannot believe, however, that any plan will be adopted looking to the disfranchisement of the Mormon people in general in our neighbor state. Senator Dubois and other leading men are opposed to this; and it is PRICE8: It probable that their counsels will prevail. may be that the effort will be limited to taking from those who practice polygamv the right of the ballot. This of itself is a great calamity ;but it cannot produce the widespread the property. woe which would come with the disfranchiseThis continued the status of the Portland ment of the whole body of the Mormon people until the commencement of the strike some 1 months ago. Immediately the mine operten UNDEMOCRATIC ADVERTISING. ators practically all but Mr. Burns declared a boycott against the Western Federation We like Judge Parker first rate. miners and vowed that, however long the In the main, too, we are satisfied with the manner with which his campaign has been strike lasted, they would never employ a Federation miner again. They would not treat conducted. But we think that some of his fool friends with the strikers, and the use of the militia, should meet up with the fellow that carries by arrangement with Governor Peabody, for the stuffed club and be laid out until after the the elimination of the Federation need not be here. nominating convention and in fact until after repeated At this time of the year the system It happened that the Portland company craves election. Here comes the Buffalo Times with green food, fresh vegetables and four pages of illustrated matter concerning the had a mill of its own quite capable of treating salads, and since It Is the cry of na for the fruits of the ground, afjudge. It is not enough to picture him in his the output of the property, so it was not ture ter the long winter and early spring robes of office and to give a fine view of his necessary to ship Portland ore to any of the when such things are hard to obtain, residence, Rosemount on the Hudson; to give mills on account of which the strike originated. nature should be satisfied. One of our restaurants hae on Ita pictures of his wife and his mother and his Naturally, Mr. Burns preferred to use the mill Portland bill of fare Just now Spring Salad, to down the mine, so, children and grandchildren; but this silly shutting of sliced cucumbers and to composed after the strike commenced, he piece of advertising work must portray his very shortly In a bed of lettuce with a matoes, favorite horse, the plowmen on his farm, settled all differences with the unions in the French dressing; this Is a most rehis pplled Angus cattle, his barnyard and case of the Portland they were trifling and freshing dish these warm days. the cockadoodledoo rooster perched on the the mine was promptly restored to its usual Recipes for salad of different varie output and and activity. But Mr. Burns did ties, composed mostly of vegetables, dung hill. are given here to help the woman, What the deuce do these fellows down not change the open shop policy in running whose duty it is to think of something East think of the average voter of the United he mine. About that he was inflexible, agd new for luncheon or dinner. Radish salad Radishes are cut Into States? Qo they suppose that anybody cares he unions surrendered the point. thin slices and covered with French whether Parker's farming fads run to stallThus the Portland ran along until the dressing, over which parsley and a litions1 or to Berkshire hogs? tle onion are grated. After they have There has been no unsatisfied long- horrible slaughter of last Monday by dyna- lain long enough in the dressing te mite. The Mine be there Is no more delicious ing to know what kind of a barn termined then to Operators' association de saladsoaked than these radishes, which seem take advantage of the horror yard Judge Muh the crime aroused to accom- - to lose underInthis process all that la lie interest their taste, sometimes. objectionable when tho Served In this way, moreover, they are questions o views on the "red- -t force every Federa-- rarely Indigestible, even to persons who theM great questions do not comprise a ny otherwise cannot eat them with comanxiety about blooded stock, nor the bovish .a" SurrendeTr h!a , fort be plam ,I. of bis Lettuce and cheese Hearts of let nor the pranks lineaments of grandson, J' t tuce with Gorgonsola cheese carefully ' md,a man the thf who holds the plow handles on the ? m between the leaves makes a ffaffed but crumpled do,.nTJ aide hills at Esopus on the Hudson. . delicious if very rich salad when served I Some Republican electioneering tba Portland mme.t0 cocrce ? with French dressing. Tomatoes are agent must nmP1S! Mr. never better than when the insides are have got hold of the Parker boom All this Burns,Mf'ra0 aflame though he was in common with removed to make room for smacks of the, Roosevelt manner of doing up the others of the district over the atrocity of cucumbers and celery, andchopped onlittle b,oh manne. 'the horse he Monday last, could not blame any of his own ions that have not yet acquired flavor which follows him, the saddle men for the crime. As he said in yesterdays enough to assert themselves. theSear' adMntervew, the union miners in the Portland To prepare cucumbers Cucumbers must be soaked for several hours in )C ? yTenerat'0n t0 tbe were mosty ib Emilies, and were water to remove the poison In them neither agitators nor lawbreakers, so he re- - and then half an hour before they are Democracy wants none of these. It esti- - fused to eaten they ahould be laid In cold. In discharge them, to fact. Ice mates men from their qualities of head and cold, water to restore their hi, owo workmett iaf the crimfs crispness before they are eaten. Afheart. It cares nothing whatever about the puoish others ' ter that they may be treated In any pedigree of their stock nor any other of the . To the accoPllsk mine operators' object way. But they really are not fit to trivialities with which the Roosevelt methodhas burdened political consideration in these re- - General Bell issued a proclamation Thursday eat until this has been done. For cooks who are unwilling to take this troucent days. declaring that the Portland mine had for a ble the best cuIf Parker gets the nomination he will make long time been engaged in harborine1 lanre cumbers la tomethod of preparing mitigate their bad eff dlDer0US and hi? favrite hoL is ho fects with red pepper and any other big baysulliorand palliative. none the better because he keeps white Wyan- ,nffflv.ing a.,d and comfort Cucumber boats Cut a slice oft a to the crimes in the district, cucumber perpetrators dot te chickens. lengthwise. Scoop out the and ordered the mine closed and the arrest of ail enda and center, leaving shape intact, men found therein who were dangerous to like a little boat. Cut the heart out of MEN VERSUS MINES. the community.' The mine is now a cucumber, chop up the part removed in charge of General Bell. with green peppers and onions, and The sequel to all the foregoing is this: then replace The Denver News describes in the followIt, put the whole on ice, ing editorial one phase of the situation in The mine operators do not propose to allow then before serving pour mayonnaise or the Portland company to work its mine as the French dressing on It. That is the way Cripple Creek: Alaska. Prices, $9.50 TO $100.00 ..Ogden Furniture and Carpet Go HYRUM PINGREE, Manager. Clothing and Gents MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE 10 to. 75 235G in to 23G2 Utahma Park 8TR1CTLY HIGH-GRA- t I es&'zmzsi pSlm side of coercion. carries a card issued by their association Heretofore the complaint has been that They cause the mine to be closed down to force union workmen denied to workmen out unon men employed in it, against the will the right to earn a living. The complaint p?test the owner, and propose to con- was only too true. One of the ugly pha.es of L"h it's "wnefsTall' LTshalrnoVemptoT unionism is that unless a workman belongs to to work it. They may coerce the management a union members of his trade in a union will into submission, but if they should not some do all in their power to prevent an employer curiosity will arise about the manner ; in the other ine Per&tors will from hiring him. If the employer compel persists JThic rand comPanJ t0 observe their or- the union workmen will boycott him, stop his n work and let the man and his familv n in the case of union and miner starve for all they care. Of course unionism it is workman workman. In against the justifies such a course upon two grounds, case of the Portland it is capitalist against First, the workman may join the union if he I capitalist. In the case of the two miners the the a workraan t0 labor will, and, second, the general good of labor qeution the of consent a requires that the welfare of an individual be .w,Jout Iortllod the quion i. the held of less moment than the welfare of the 1 a of to owner right operate his mine whole ",,tkout the consent of other mine owners. .1 Unionism, wherever it has its way, Which, if either, has the right? non-uni- on non-unio- non-unio- fellow-workma- I' n; RE80RT. 13 VAUDEVILLE DE AMON & WHITE, Chappie Mueio Lesson. WEAVER A LAMBERT, I at A TEMPERANCE The WeeR of June I :Tb pria-- dthe Avenue Washington eeseseseeeeeeeeseeeeesssssei STTf1 . Discount CLARKS f' TrnMic Per Cent Get our prices bu'fet . - Furnishing;-- . eat j-r- I Fsmals Impersonators. JEAN WILSON, Illustrated 8ong. DELMAS A DEVINE, Ariel Artists. SULLY A PHELP8, the Irish Orators. Balled, JEAN WIL80N. MILLER A'HIGGINS, 8ong and Dance Artiste. E. R. Gourleys Moving Pictures. Utahna-o-ecop- e. 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