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Show The Salt Lake Telegram. will require an army of amazons with bayonets and banners to compel obedience to this. No mere pro- The Evening Telegram. THE PEOPLE'S NEWSPAPER. Published Every Evening Except Sunday, - SALT LAKE TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO., LADIES' WHITE JAPANESE j SILK WAISTS MRS. JIM. to Al Jam" llntena Mr. Jim nlwaya in glassware and china have certainly entered into a ta-nil his friomW nr.l I ?l:cl the to t the old in davs ihnt riu. baH. conspiracy with the instigators of this latest reform, before I went away the dii not be"Uravo!" ran from final rule ai.J the one most in it ft lather approve of Mr?. Jim. By the hind inc. I turn-1- ; It n Mri. Jlrr t.cr wav. the was not Mrs. Jim then, and herself. J In. I my thought bro.v-ii ii i i ..rr..i row I mean ahvajs lnl?tei or hnd the brought ir.y though;?, Fhe husbands from frequent attendance on lodge meet that Allheav whlcla w.t It? I was one of the crowd that folI nr, th.at to you." "Thank. ings. Should any husband continue his practices. lowed In that lady's wake. At the ' Tu n;, how?" nnl th? far,i .t h fh" the wife shall strike and all wives of his fellow club present moment we I were driving hell In hrr hr.nd (ml whlr'j v. n on to k around Its way to her mouth r m.ilr.c rt.i toward the golf links, members shall go on sympathetic strikes.' For the to fetch her husband. tlor.ary. course, she I imi-ldear lady. which there is, at least, this consolation. After the I was still feeling how good It was "It Is quit ihir.Kir.fT lofikisl ut lh bill, but enforcement of the remainder of the rules, a general to be back In the old country, and rlad of volli tout. jou, and to talk of old friends I had come across of you to think m m: Mvtoi "How strike would be r jaln. sympathetic, what my ihoucht ask "Vou do.t't I kneaded a little pyramid of sand be- vet r . Extra Fine Value, . . $2.QS deeply appreciated. tween a careful finger and anr- I'm . (Incorporated.) Salt Lake City, Utah. Telephone Calls Office 2W; Editorial Rooms. 223. 143 I DM. CO, cave-dweller- s. by the- Office Short Story of the, Bay, j nouncement can settle this momentous question, which has been in issue since the days of the Now listen to this: "Husbands who do not employ servants for their wives shall aid at Tfl'SDAY KVF.XIXO, JUNE . . I . rerrembv-re- as I d h h tvl.l 1 9 aito-Th- e S. West- - Temple St., roni'-hfr- far-reachin- f g u TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One year, by mall. In advance $7.0 Six months, by mail, in advance 5 0 One month by mail, in advance One Trek, by mail or carrier 15 S cents Binplo copy, every whoro Remit by P. O. money order, express money order, resris-ter- d letter, bank check or draft. In the name and to the address of the SALT LAKE TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO.. Salt Lake City, Utah. 1 . w.-- never-to-be-settle- Communications pertaining- to the Editorial Department u!d be addressed to the Editor of the Salt Lake Telegram. cannot be returned unless postare la sent for euch DurDoa. Communications to advertisements and business hould be addressed relating General to the Manager. Salt Lake Tele trara. S3 W. Second Sou'ih St. General Eastern Adv. Agent S. C. BECKWITH. Tribune Bid.. New Tork City. General Western Adv. Aeent HORACE M. FORD, llfci Marquette Building, Cklcao. - 43-- anI-thvm- made by the young recruits from this State who joined the navy this year. About one fourth of them have thus far deserted their posts. Only one of two conclusions may be drawn from this showing. Either the faithless recruits swore to an oath to serve their Government without the slightest inten- tion of keeping it, desiring onlv to see some of the world without expense to themselves, or else their icilk uir uujtrr iiiuiut iruiuiug vai mat iime. ri'ai u..i rigid discipline on shnloard proved unbearable. The blame in . pnu rniiifs linnif .to ihr n.irpnti. . . , . .. , true patriot, ana our patriotism is our national, pride, will break an oath to his country or hold it more lightly than a pledge of honor to his friend. The young man who appreciates, who understands all that an oath stands for, will not dishonor the power that sets its folds above him, a symbol of protection to all that men hold sacred. If the fault lies in a lack of restraint, the culpability of the par- cnts is not a whit the less. And it seems peculiarly characteristic of American bovs to conceive, as soon as they reach the age of long trousers and frock coats, that all the restrictions of paternal authority should be disregarded and imagine that the cath and the fullness thereof were created for their especial benelit. To obey is thought well enough, perhaps, for infants in arms or children in kilts, but outside the pale of possibilities for the youth, who, with a strong microscoxe can discern faint traces of down on hfs turner lin. In Entered at the Postoff.ce at Salt Lake City, Utah, as Matter. Telegram readers leaving the pity for a week or more can have their paper sent to their addre&s by mail, without additional ccst, by making- the request, in person or by po3tal card, at the ofHce, No. 149 South "West 1 y - Temple. 'UESDAY EVENING. JUNE 30. 1903. The Prospects of American Socialism. With much good reason, the Socialists of Amer ica including those of Utah are rejoicing over the results of the German Reichstag elections. While the Center party still rules, the Socialists have gained such strength that they must be reck oned with whenever any important measure is pend ing. Their vote already exceeds 2,500,000, and is steadilv increasing. Some of their principles ar the equal of anything to be found in a republican form of government, and their leaders are among .he best educated men of 'Germany. While it is true that the cry of "bread, usury and dear meat" ap pealed strongly to the electors, it is also true that there is a gradual growth of the central idea of So cialism, which had much to do with the recent vic ? A old-fashione- i tory. The American Socialists have a good many diverse elements in their ranks. Unfortunately, it has gathered up nearly all the discontents, irrespect One ivp of their reasons for the discontentment. on a street enn hear, almost any summer evening, w' Socialist, expounding all sorts of corner, a wild, impractical governmental doctrines. On tht other hand, there can he found in periodicals, here and there, the enunciation of ideal principles of so-ciology, industry and government, written by Soleaders. Unless the Democratic party is dead which only a dreamer can believe a reality the Socialists can hardly hope to be a formidable rival of the Republican party. But they are growing, not only in numbers, but in common sense and pojiular respectability, and it is not too much to saythat in some of the States, both Democrats and Keto reckon with them in 190. publicans will-havWhen such men . as. William Dean Howells and 10m their ranks, there is abundant George Wiislure ; reason to believe the Socialists will shortly impress their ideas strongly upon thinking minds. Whether they shall .count in practical politics depends on the ability of their leaders. Thus far they have no reat popular leader, although Golden Rule Jones s of Toledo, O., comes close to the mark. Much on the progress the new party shall make before November of next year. so-calle- d e 4i pure, "omethinc rslc. th; conpllm?r.t remain", you were of m. thinking Ii "'lai?? "Whorf la Jamc. by the way. i l an a iirvjrv lull iiu) Hint rue riiuum She PhruKH!. "Jamr! t'.ont I'm I for him; wait couldn't m. a lunch." of a bit bavins Jul "So I iTcelv'. Tb delayed randkh A LITTLE POLLY. convlclnir bit-- . urd I .'1;,J. '1 Jar.ie Kolr.K rounl th rourf?" IU "O dar, r.o. flay now. APART. n th 'rr.I called Ht hi vay up v would iunch c wcrd brr. nr.l k'fl uck. for him a Koir.j; hum". Just os Th police were aghast at th fallow's He can cycl nil th" way. a"?.,lr,,d-,l- t "Whv docun't h I lay now ? you throw the bomb, any- - u"cd to "Why r keen." now?- thry nkrd. he ha? n't tin e Itnow. "iKin't MaJ-.t- v to "Oh. I wished t.y Ills Ifn nil thn' Ju; Id. Ptuffy rTii-- d the anarchist, with a louj hlrr.u'df. nrmr and mornlne. He the of!1c. if.ug n. n-- I COLUMBUS' BEQUEST. have lunch with yoi. Aicaln Mr. Jim "He fa n h l tir New York Sun. coiumtmn was riea-iifor funds "A short pastas lo th In1lf would a Krr-A- thlnir. mmM hrdlnnl. and would like a fiict. h U qull" that." returned th navigator. What I don't discover It. bw "but Iflnl thro meal "It b nny America's evr CVinvincf-of th d, d with raised a rup? nMiiy, subscription. hv ?. ilayme long Jab of ' vr- a life, ss e nave-reache- d n Housekeepers and Housewives Union for the Regu lation of Husbands.'' Just grasp the meaning of that appellation! Then apply yourself to a few of the rules which the members have formulated and avowed their intention of enforcing. "All husbands returning home late for meals shall prepare their own food." Let us give thanks that the husbands of these Chicago women have one refuge left. This is the hour when the digested food is in the heyday of its power and popu larity and, doubtless, the agents of some of these mysterious compounds wTitn polyglot cognomens would be only too happy to become honorary mem bers of the union. Here's another: "All husbands shall be required to build fires in the morning." It ready-to-serve-self-cooking-pr- e- al-ou- 1. 1 Philadelphia Ptps. "1 ahould think that yon wnuM rralUn years old tlin nrliitor ' nf trioir twrrntft'' rrvniliirr mthI oripml in l" them the riirht to a voice in the nolitical councils of the State. :a b-- -t dayU Jut heraUM r.rlcham H, JUteT'. few years aco wa ptevente-- from taking h! peat In the House c f p.e; hv a Ma .ml think that every anywhere an m .lv r.le;,t Im tIy ir foily. fifth In Mrr:r,cr. '?, grr Ue ever re; re-tent- ed :r. that community u,m adrnltte..! to Statehood un year r. a to. Morm"r. rep. ii m i " im,;. rn t c! th rMnua time from the trlr.r.lr.jr to the- r.l cf Us Territorial li - A Morrr.r n day. Junt aji cJiKibSe to o.T,ce in ItAn U aj U a iTenbyterlir.. a Mf!!.'.:i!. n KrifMrapsIJan cr a Jw, Cathcitc. The I'r.Heri State ha r.o c'.&t'.iihe work!" everla-tln- c it whrm ary- xrutemii sEar.tt ran b- - thut c T.1 " a: r. fr-t- 1 t r?nate. havy I an church, althouch there are .rrie per-f- r, In the country who would be to create one. trovldirff Si would r'.il V r their church. I t!ltrft!on Th d Iff errr.ee Tpetwcen Hit-r- ir csjt pUln that caji never marry you, havtn't Indicated, and settle,! Ih" teed cap rhe and Smoofa l vjt&l. ItoUert w;. -r: . her heal. polj wore tnnre tomfrlably I don't Oh. I don't know." h rrpl!-dHe arknowi? ifed thU. but did not go to me.-- him. "You nrr but tmlt. 't' now you can call yourstlf plump." paid that the j Jural mi ha J not In a hurry to hnve your rrur.d, w taken place before Utaha UmiMJcn um where H''ll a State. Fmrot USUAL THING. r.ot r.cw and r.e r you? fh aked. are and mm- - t tin." Th-- n fh" ha been c tljfcam'.t. He ha pa'. 3 I watched and carfMd. fhe a satchel thla None often. of er.eml hjg chicaca nw. rhurgi lur-- h. Jam-- ' r. c him w !th r.e. A j r n from Tom That pretty MIj WUkln neemw her fumble fortmvnrd w vf. rure'y he Jiinifit cam' I'tah mnde U( h an to have quite a number of rUc1tt yuunsr a jtzt o .ico. but tho reft of P'mc:t I'ts-hor mrn !n ?rr tram. loplr.jt a 1 "IIer-.'Jack-- u; and It'a only a matter of enerr.le rller.cejj that your luneh. JaiiKf." a h. Th Uttsmo until there lll lv a. amashu;'. with wife ly way f frrUrr: I aVeti Mr. ter know mcrt abul f.ccuer. th Her.a'or oniy one survivor. Ulr.Kham to fhnre !. t'ut h doe ml did doe the other i w a. hauled o.T tho cae believe In Mt. Sw iehe.." and promrtSy. COMPARISON. "No mor b I. put In Jamo vry that waa all there ver waa no. I shall have polrcamy In thla tTalr. "Thark. A r.o quickly. ft I : w!-- n br.ck. malTr.ir t club the thlr.e iKm News Chicaso chares that the fcer.ator hm You'll J'in n.e. lUnchatnT nvire than one wife, r hs ever h t Y th ?SV Vrin V? 'ViR I can't, thar.k mor than one, th r. "Sorry ar d:. . aklr.ir to have him tine&te4 who of tb-- e I ll ! k yfi Ut. i "How that?" ajkfil tr your if P.j.i m falL r to lho ho li,i "It looks l:' a f.r." th'.r to - '.lb k His title to membership In th Fr..v. novrr tricvl it." answorctl the othr. with though. the I Juft an vaJM aa at th" f!i I 'at-- ard f.rd ni that cf Mr. Hssr, a sickly amllf. Mr. Al'.ifou or ar.y other member of n fu wta! U Jam". and thai th "Iteal'.y, Pr.a!e ly. ti:1 NOT ON THE JURY. "W" c!r.r If It take ur.y acticn at all ...i. m make." irok In Mrf u know, the matter. ! have r o co k r.t t k turned to nv Atrhlaon Glbf. Mr. lUncham." and f hedf;e." Mr?. Jim I In the Irwd-- i i'ip 1 o:-er.e- 10 nct r-- hlm-icl- f. fr-"He' here, anyhow, to or will be here in another minute, r.iw him i a? that far tcap in Shi I l!t that sttica th matter." nhc aaia. ahurply. "I hiivrt toll you plump nnl in 1-- e man Vt unjeaird. NoUvly naLet ary chart of .tir,it Mr. irv,!. All that ! ald against htm I that 1 an ofHcer of the Morm-- n c hu.Th, and th.t jw.rt of an acu.ation Is irtdrr to have any ir.nuT e f r z9 It. l n-e.n- d ' s . d-v- f 1 ! " fJ-.n- f--r Farmer's ward is the only district in the world that can "boast of having electric lights blazing on the streets at all hours of the day and night. When the citizens of Farmer's ward are blessed with such proof of the generous policy of Fussy Jimmies ministration, their reasons for desirinc to become a part of Salt Lake are indeed a mystery. ad-cialist- ic aN--.;-t m J : 1- 1 1- a wa a bl revival great!r,nr In its story of last night's Councilnmnic bur lyDuring; workM up. While the prachT waa ex. th alnnrr aro. in th aull"ncr nr.il. with hla fc? fiutlvJ wlih emotion. lesque performance, the Republican organ says: l.ortlng"It was beyond comprehension to Thomas how a aaSJ: th wplrlt moving "D'"ar friends. I contn miiat a tatj man i u iKt'i.deliberate body such as the City Council could be m toi cm jo ii whiicih gTanJ jury . guiltv of such a j)erformance as was IxMng enacted." In."f"l0,n win forjtvr jou. nhoutr.i 'Th- And thus unconsciously the Republican dailv car- - u -- i irchr. know it. i know u.- - nhnutM tu in- nes on the farce. r.r. but h um on th jury." - fl i- -- It - -j i- 1 German Press Scandal. 5". Purine th hsrlrc nrl!n.frl.lJur. nf fh illrrf lori f I h I'nttirr. it,, .1 ! Jrur-ruillt- 1 up-to-datene- 1 ther ay what will . b-- (1, Trldayi trla -- otr.e. .::-Demo- 9 iich a n Is-'- . There In r.o uncertainty at e'.l what the Frna'e win Co. It m',11 ; -retard nil the appeal that th tUU sandwich, In a Ercat t - lat th Her dcra fc uncertainty to-I- y In c.m the thtlr of Per,Aior f of Utah, who in aia!5ed Ly a. few lot In dSTerrr.t of tbo country. 1 t with h want" n th middle- nf tnklrc nalru the. 6L oji to quite harpy." "So It eetr?," Now you're lauehina: al ra Irom my thcuch: "Nothlrj? tivi."furtl I nmire "Have romp lur.h?' m deprive "Tliar.ki. r.o. Ion't b Jaxn-- n b.ljt of ! Ar ythli r w Ul Ioir rM J,in ll I d n't fJi-jlo for him. nd JUST A LITTLE SLAP. - For an exhibition of the spirit of such as dominates the minds of a few pseudo-rformers who have faith in the attainment of their ideals as a panacea for all the ills humanity is heir to, wc commend to careful consideration the action recently taken by an organization of Chicago clubwomen. Other, "women with a mission' sublime heights, is true, but none has made such a daring ascent or looked down upon an insignificant husband from so lofty a peak. This nv-hnrsocietv reioiecs in the name of the mji rn hours a Jay. twenty-fou- r d. 1 to keep regular hur. eruit that can t nt-.iy llnv when X't chicneo News. m i:olnic to marry Jack for th purrf of reforming him. rojr ou re up SKAlnst tu-t:e- U Some of the Hcnalor i:p here to mal, t tur.llv- - r.ot ur.derfttar.d. they forth- BETWEEN FIIIZNDS. ?. I ? de-lend- More Women Who Have Missions, of vrr rotr.e rrr S.-nc- ot an rdllorlal from r-- rUt I . "Hxrert when or se:?atob, giioot. The Hat tern case of Heed - is really unfortunate that the Chicago butcher who choked to death while trying to masticate one Unjn of his .own steaks could not have recovered after t court buy for vrai pat. toit th v lopsl that th hank ndancl few hours of suffering. He would then have sym S.xlcty of th Berlin pr 1C' far an an. without ln1eflr.lt acurlty prtol ufual IniTTt. la pathized with some of his customers. without chnrjclnjr th th ciMl will of thn orlr to Thtrain ank rlw cfpaM lirr iunn th pra. cn to Iniltvluuat mmlrj n year. Th Ilrrlin pr' The news from Waslilnpton that Col. lltihb may recftvlnie ever th' much vrry agitrttl will lie gratifying The Western Faeific, the proposed transconti- be promoted to Brigadier-Genera- l nental line from San Francisco to Salt Lake, is more to the many friends of this gallant old warhorse. than a road on paper, as some of the soreheads Col. linbb's splendid record entitles him to the full- - would have the public believe. The incorporation of the construction company which will build the line, and the announcement that work will be start ed at once, are convincing evidence that the pro moters of the enterprise mean business. There is every reason why George Gould should finance such a proposition. Tim case r'-'iv- t enact a law making children more than how L'UTJJlA KJ Tlrere is a lesson for Utah parents in the record TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS The date when your subscription expires is n the addreas label of each paper, the change of which to a subsequent date becomes a receipt for remittance. No other receipt is sent unless requested. b. placed the glistening white ball upon It and reached for my driver. "Yes. Where the Blame Should ResL. 49 reg-ularl- d J0 a. "O." I .H think w'"ll lave to r- lr l t, You h.ie ctme Jjer. for no'.l.j; Jame 2" "I I Je-n- . nlwut t thidtn'l know V - .:n : ,wn I Ih'-n- , LOOKING that - BACKWARD rotni 1 "Ihst. try dear !" . t rr.n minn in fourM to make tip th re i ihr. h ute time. r.i. I Wo are Rolr.C committee rneeimc. I t in ae to tret I' the citit V" r.ot fry to a it !rv.;t- - wjr. I free tod y." the dltAre J.i?r. ,aay !r,to Mr ! f vj tcp on with a har.K-U-atil? f.o Ii e time. I "We'll ir.ee t ora!r. I t.;-a 1, a! or b t. on" who t'oi;i,!:. 1 !r money In rj-.- -- Auf we .hall. If jou n;ul r! freh ?!art. Mr. liif ! ! i!ph jcur tf" WhlP. f t icl. o-i.- -- v of to ft fr, m" . - I e an, I. ji k is-r- !rt In trior s in v It wo!fi, pepAper it r.'Ttr w t th in-.r-- i. r f read today, when buyer tr It rrrvluce '.ut and buy, . hor-.a reu't. Kvery rcpy rtch me Mo ft handb'.r.a and ftdvr-tin-erFucoeatful the reach gutter. 1 ,'- argument. lot;"t K .il.vtitt, J. l.ly a2-ertli- other rr.arr.tr. Ad y kov1 lt E-- a. ir., thsn have rut off that uu'tn and thS. Moit rr,trchAr.t. !- - r, ar.l alyre It. where you cruM ey ? e-d on the fu:r,ef-of the p.vt year I a. trto-th'.r.r. rtuiy it, . - fl.e J d a ue rod you tl.lnk e the newap.aper. thlr.s ta I:r.!tae. fko? Dayton (O ) a Fu-"- u t IV-r- . IIr&M. est recognition. I) It jP Waterm aster nines warns the water coiiMimers that the city will suffer another water famine if this water hogs continue to irrigate their lawns and gar dens all night long. Prosecute the water hogs! mm telle I Manager Myers did the square thing by tht; young folks who took part in the opera which has been running at his resort, and the public should not fail to show its appreciation of his honest policy. The Herald is right. Marshall and Hansen should be expelled from the league. Sunday base ball should be free from brawls if the games played on the Sabbath are to be continued. FOR. THE v V . i:"Jf V5-J- e 7 u IJ t o NESBOYS (A U c Si on 8 to Explode Young America Ready h) .1 rs t a! me morions ourtti. i What did that charming, blushing young actress mean when she hesitatingly declared, on being asked "if it were not true that polygamy is for men' that she "didn't discuss politics"? The German agriculturists who recently visited Salt Lake are evidently agents of some enterprising American brewer. Messrs. Fernstrom and Cottrell were in their best roles last night. They are true to life as clowns. Three railroads building toward Salt Lake! That spells prosperity with a big P. - Well, three more days and then the fireworks; J eFT9 X (A ttk 0J Ftntimont f pntriniiMii in the newsboy, wliich prompts him fostering to make a big noise and spread the c.igU- - on Independence day, and knowing that tht little news merchant has not the same amount of nionny to burn that nmay of his rnoro farorcxl fellow patriots posns. The Telegram is sixteen, pric In the fihap ot orders for fireworks on the Wilkes Cycle Co.'h store, J1 L.nst First South. The prUes will be giren to the sixteen boys making the largest percentage of inrr.-.is- c over their average daily raJcs up to the Fourth of .luly. If you really enjoy having the slrtet urchin explode a nke, large cracker right beneath your feet ELIEVING In ofl-'riii- c J H g BUY HIS TELEGRAM TONIGHT AND HELP HIM WIN ONE OF THE FIREWORKS PRIZES H |