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Show - I tf THE DESEBET MBffg Of-N- 3 She BtroeU. Corner of Sooth Tempi end Kart Tempi Published Deity Eretept fiuodey. L Member of Audit Bureau of ClrmlUtlon. BATES, SUBSCRIPTION On Thr mofith .,....h. mosthf Six month ysl yr On .. ..I ,. 1 . ,. ra. erp'ly ti"c.Vi:Vd.hn. and Wyoming; other elate by msIL M. II WMThfrt. i .. 7 Cent ; m j t" (Fte The Dsasut Hew BUY SOMETHING IN COPPER." IN the effort to hasten the resumpUdn of op- era lions in their properties, copper producers have hit on an admirable plan. Their slogan, Buy something made of copper, Is excellent as far as it goes, and should meet with a ready response from the public, and espe- ls tmi rqt. rm -i Two Varieties of by Frank CraaaJ " 'Writers ' At Arms Parley! . Every men, that Hr along to middle Ilf has teamed to ask about most thing. Whatg tbe d If fame?" Moat thing, as w discover when we j reach adulthood, do not matter. Tha problem which wo sweated blood over when w ware young wo are inclined to amlle at when we have panned through enough TLe People ' BY HERBERT COREY. No. M. Thl IS for trained seal WASHINGTON, Store Owoed end Operated by and for ; the People. M ' Z. C. M. I MENS SHOP j wo SPECIALLY PRICED -- -- -- , ' L J A trglned seal. In th patois of th : disarmament conference, la a special Tbe Bom VlitiB Wool Tha world la etlll young. It la aUll re- not a who is reporter, writer glw SUBSCRIPTION RATES :hlldlab minded. , By mall, per year In advance porters so out and dig up tha newa For Instance, then it a good deal of Sin ee cople V' and find out what may happen or may .hullabaloo over tha division of Silesia, Fort Is n postage ettrs added to abr rate. not happen. The trained seal retire Francs nod England cams near pulling Into his inner conscientiousness, and Send remittance ard huelneee jirmnnieatlone Tbs nos aach over tbs question. other's opines heavily. Thera 1 not what one IB DESERET to matter eras referred to the League of NaSalt Lake Otr: Utah. m.ght call an entente cordial between tions. decision, their (he trained seal and the reporters They finally gave and Other matter tor disAddreea correepondenre the n Th trained seal are oppressed with Una drew crooked through down . EDITOR. THE to publication the thought that the reporters may puted territory, and gave 'a part to Gernot be taking them seriously. Nothmany and a port to Poland. p. McKinney, Adrertlelnf Representative. venue. ing Is more terrible to a trained seal ' but New Torn OIIIm, 814 Fifth t Is Germany satisfied, Npbody entirely than this. . , Chicago Office, If 8 South M.chgan Avenua. s extremely Mrs. Bio appointed a naOn of tha trained seals attended San Francteco Office. 414 Hearet Bid. tional day of mourning for the loe of her Urn first meeting of the conference. Ha Silesian territory. Entered at the poetcfflte of Salt Lake City, regarded tha man and. proceedings aerond claea matter according to Act of congieta As a matter of fact, wbat difference does with a deeply bored air. Then ha conMarch i, 187 Gerto fided to the nearest other trained ae&l It make Whether a town belong to Th that tha proceedings would be purely ntttld many or Poland In the long run? The Associated Pross hi erc.uslvelf perfunctory, gathered hi overcoat, a th uee for republlcatlon of all new d.ptcb of town nil have to work and that people In this wad of closely written thought, and credited to It. or not otherwte credited , earn their living under on country a unalso the local newa publishedmoved back to bis hotel. Lois of peonwpper,AMand der another. Th whole thing Is a matter 'trent Fight of resBbttcatlou cf tpectsl dieple think he is as near the current -ofreserved. sentiments also ara of Bind oad of sentiment, piuche btr .diplomacy as a mustard Plaster ta to that la inclined to he septic. a colic. Two minutes after ha left 1921. No onets disposed to complain at lofalty, tbe hall. Secretary Hughes had tbs 5 ALT LAKE CITY, - - NOVEMBER 28, to disparage the lovs of country, but often entire world up on Its toes. Th train-ed seal spent the rest of tha Afterto a philosophic mind It seem a bit absurd. A PEOPLE WITHOUT" A NAME. noon trying to. find out just what - AIL the nations ara so tlckUshof their It was that Mr. Hughes said- national honor, are so afraid that some Never before in history- - bss the to a New York paper, a pensive 'other , away will little nation, territory get jRITING speed with which developments of from them, and are ao belligerent in decorrespondent regrets that despite the the day ara sent out to the ends of fending their rights. When in- - actuality th tbe earth been approached. growing importance of this country! position real people of most territories, outside of Over In London the dy-l- y in world matters, we remain at a serious disuee what Americans call a fudge. the politicians and professional flag wavers, name for no in 1 satisfactory This is a black and gummy artifice, o car having them advantage very little who governing column held open forj printed ln its inhabitants. Obviously it is ridiculous 10 long as their right are respected and their last minute news, and which can be taxes are low, think of calling ourselves 'United Slates of Into the forms in practically slipped If Canada were to Join th United' States no time at alL It is not necessary to Americans;" as to the simple name Ameri- tomorrow nlnaty-ni- n hundredths of tbs make over the page. Two are thro of other peeplewho cans, there are millions Canadians would not miss a meal nor d lines In type are thrown ' . mA cent. have as good a right to it as we have; southern In a band together chase, locked in notion to Join Minnesota the should associaa take It open and the press startless column; or more undignified .dislike and ed over again. Canada most of the Minnesotans would not " unsuitable, altions make the Washington, San Francisco and mind it in the least, although the rest of THE COLONEL AT THE CANAL. intermediate points are continually on though for lack of a better, many Europeans the country .might maks quit an uproar. same wire. The western coast J th name now use it; we cannot Tha people of tbe Danish Islands that appropriate the knows what has happened practically the suggestion from Panama, that a were recently transferred to th United as soon as It happens-- It doesn't Columbians;" 'in short, search .as we may take - States never lost A minute's sleep.- handsome monument to Theodore Rooselong for th dot and dashes to cron among names, that already exist we fipd none As a matter of fact, the Important things on the straight-wire,-- .. continent overlooka hill should be Ancon erected velt btr that quite distinctively and appropriately fills In th worjd of the Twentieth Century are Interviewing tbe Big Men. ing the canal, the heart of the United States the bill. commerce, social life, art, literature, and A most remarkable change has redoubtless and will affirmative -' nogive which have ready of of all that sort, things The matter has at various limes in the come over the temper of the great world no in do the man in is to with highmen flag waving. hejd thing T of th earth. The delegates to today past claimed attention and periodically has sponse. Probably More and more, nation, are becoming the present conference are good fellow-citizeevoked wide discussion, the issue having at er admiration and affection by his hupigeon-hole- s humorous and even convenient the whereby than this energetic, courageous, inspiring Their eyes shine at the sightchatty. man race is classified. times even involved the suggestion that there of a And, more and whose reporter. Or even at the sight of a political career was mors, people are getting to suspect that . be a change in the name of the country itself. American, Suits" trained can One seal. see la with it and patriotic as it was meteoric It is hardly worth while making such a This is of course altogether impracticable. It thorough-goin- g difficulty they resist the impulse pigeon-hol- e row about which they happen ' As New a and brilliant. in to step down from their private and young assemblyman would require a rewriting of pur Constitution to be In. portable daises and grab the reporter ami of all public documents.' As tha United York state, be .threw a serious fear into llp by the arm and say: Kappeahelae Bad A C. M. L's and Z. C X ! (Copyright. 1911, by Frank Crane.) souls of the unregenerste tools of the ms Kirpfllrfrr . Lissen, boy. , Owa Make Oven Rake States, our land is known and identified every. imIt wasn't that way at Paris There where. Yet we do seem to need an adjective de- chine; as civil service commissioner he a reporter had to bo certificated, Group No. 1 Special Group No. 2 Special mensely strengthened the cause of reform; as TWENTYYEARS AGO. stamped, and fining the citizens of the country. Reporters he assistant of the who did not send the sort --of news navy secretary perceived Now comes forward the Key' York corres the great men of th earth desired From the Files of Tha Deseret News. the lurking dangers in the Cuban controversy them to send were made to feel leppondent with the information that the ideal to labored and tbe United rous and unclean. Before a preparetirelessly word is fortunately ready to band: From the could got th passes entitlingreporter him to VOV.Sg.JMi. initial letters of the words United State of States la meet Spain. victoriously on the sea; about where he had to get about bis general health, appetite,getdisposiNorth America comes this not unattractive word aa commander of Rough Riders be made Thanksgiving day fell on this data and tion. and views on morality wars exits obsdtanoe was marked by th usual picturesque figure In tbe Spanish war; as govGreatly Reduced . Greatly Reduced Usona, from whichwith the insertion of . Chief Interest , amined Into. , festivities and celebration. ernor of the Empire stale be served with such Z sentarsd- - on the. football, gams At Walkers then, the American reporteuphonic l, th adjective Usonian Is at once ers listened to Secretary Lansing or formed. Leaving United States as the name of distinction that hit nominations Meld between the University of Utah and General Bliss or other battleships kick-of- f j came to bim of The beingunsought,-Nevada actually "the .of of University the country ywe can easily learn our diplomatic fleet At the time was by Governor Heber M. Wells Th forced upon him; and succeeding the lamented Zh reporters cursed ourselves them Usoniana, and no term could be bitterly score - of 4 to 1. visitors won by though surreptitiously. i- Lansing and easier fpr the people of other lands to learn McKinley in the White House, he filled his Bliss and th others would In which the Nevadans took part come out of with years Presidency and stand In a tired and and remember. It also affords no difficulties chronicled. They arrived In row a was duly acts and utterance that have become proverbs and gas listlessly upon the assemin pronunciation for any racial group." Ogden over the Southern Paclftc and after bled reporters We ha ye just D. A Some one a boarded ask town" mind ideals of and tbe in America. tha they M. I. Boy teeing It is further argued that an especial a question. Tbe battleshipswouldwould received a belated R. G. train for Salt Lakd, Instead of the all Yet these bis most achievements, among say: o.v designation exists in the fact secowd Floor read. The ticket over which their O. 8. We are unable to answer that .shipment of its equivalent is already accepted and in outstanding .service to his country and the conductor put them off at Kaysvltle. They BOV! ITS Two pairs l question." (OOP At the time th cynic and soured walked to Farmington and cam In on the eonstaat use among millions of men and women world was identified with the monumental pants Your choice for dOiOP services were reporter thought the battleships were Thanksgiving "Dummy." LITTLE FELLOWS 81 ITS In every country: for some years the many enterprise at the isthmus, in the inauguration " Yi OF were It is only since the publicaheld In local church, prisoner On pair pasts wl.OS users of the international language Esperanto of which he showed not only his wonted courtion of Secretary Lansing's confession dina "newsies" turkey feasted and enjoyed BOY WAISTS T8 as! k that they have realized the battle. have referred to this land as Usono and to its age, but the utmost prescience -- and - sagacity. ner at a local restaurant, through the genships really did not know. They K!EE PASTS citizens. of flJ!S inhabitants as Usonanoj, and through them .the His name will ever be associated erosity were not permitted to know. These will be inOF .ALL R Ol How Balfour Gives Audience, STRIHIAC proposed term has become familiar to a large ingly with this realization of the dream of A decision by Judge Morse was ancluded in this specenturies." When the poor old world recovers cross-sectiof the population of every counHere all ths great men are the tolly nounced. by which the Postal Telegraph cial offering. BOYS the its won shock fearful from the sustained suit little Oregon the all of the against pals company during Is reporters It try. The for poles almost embarrassing to a diffident values a Line The greatest for Short of our stock of Boys balance once commerce and more resumes normal war, s The general suggestion is not without inand constitutionally rather stand-offis- h in years. Suits will sell it fo'lows: along the track of the railroad from Salt to feel himself o on terest; and yet it is unlikely that within any sway in all the great pathways of the seven reporter such line. Lake City to the Intimate terms with statesmen who J11S9 Suits for 10.(1 Select your winter reasonable tuna, a sentiment can be created seas, the Panama canal, assessed In its true 1 9 have been on tho first page ever since Suits for .. from the Lehi( moo load of A train sugar to will relation the worlds good and uses, 117 SO bulls for stand clothes 'which would crystallize into definitive official in first 014.00 learned season; to they to roll their own. Joseph factory arrived here, consigned 170 00 Suits for Mr. Balfour, to use the most fis.no out as the most notable achievement of the ; 'action in tha directum Indicated. bargain prices. striking Geoghegan," sales manager, for distribution 1.1.10 Suit for 81X00, Instance, has been more accessible In the loeal wholesale market. The ship-' era, and Roosevelt must be hailed as the genin than all previous is It history. SOO bags 10 of carloads consisted ment of only lately that the reporters have obAPPROACH OF PROSPERITY SLOW BUT ius who made it possible. The great canal itself served that Mr. Balfour does not exeach, a total of l.fOO.QOO pounds, or SOO , is a monument to him. If another, of stone or SIRE. ude any dangerous information. t tons. is be to erected, surely no site is so bronze, You wilt pardon me. Mr. says Dr. J. P. McKenna fell off a passenger Clothon Balfonr, when he Is asked a question. TRAINED economists tell us that in every appropriate as thia scene of bis most prodigBut I am getting old and a trifle train from Park City near the Salt Lake business depression thrie has been ious endeavor and triumph. hard of hearing." City water works in Parley's canyon. Ho a certain logical sequence of developments; Heaven forbid that any one should was seriously and it was thought probably suspect that Mr. Balfour la not hard UNDERSTANDING EACH OTHER. that certain fundamental manifestations have fatally Injured. He had been to Park of hearing. And he Is seventy-thre- e City with local Elks to attend a followed each other regardless of the varying year old, or such a matter. It Is ' doubtless due to tho fact that some surface phenomena. With this in mind more IN. a recent issue, a successful farming paper importers enunciate much more clearThe most frightful wreck disaster for reliance may be placed in the prognostications the middle west devotes half a column or than others ly that Mr. Balfour remany years In America occurred near of the economists concerning the outcome of so of its editorial page to discussion of some plies to some queries right off th bat. Seneca, Mich., when two paaeenger trains ' OTTR DP.ua STORE IS AT- When others are he cup the depression .that has held sway for the of the troubles of big business and the city at full on the Wabash collided head-o- n SOUTH MAIN ST T a hand behind an propounded ear, smiles benignly outso. killed or wera The consensus past year and walks down the room toward hts of opinion folk!" Lest iU readers composed for the speed. Eighty pereons were score other and Is of Injured, He questioner. right very tall and rather : among these experts is that the next six most part of farmers and other rural people stooped and his tailor should be ar- nationals hers differ. At Paris the selfish, and many probably fatally. The collision re- months should see the opening of a brighter "But" they Impartial. should get the idea that the paper might be rested. But he Is a hale, hearty, rud-d- Japanese were suited from the crew of one of the trains curt, cold, say "But, t seems to us that each ex17. v . . to silvery disinclined the defending the enemy," the editorial makes and wholly a such recognize misreading order. v change might be made. old gentleman, whose mind Is as alert istence of tho press earthworms. Here This is As a matter of fact the forerunners of plain in its openmg sentence that it is not unwhy we think so. Maybe we, as a steel trap. are candid, friendly, they apparently But how doe 11 Be,m t0 FAREWELL! AND VIL that era already are here. In the process of dertaking to .defend or justify the Fity busiH Rto and the Reportey. seemingly anxious to lmpres upon you ror0'jg' business reconstruction several definite things ness men when it points out some of their difUnited States th that the Japanese At the soiree given by Japanese to BuU Movement in Sticks. battleship West the reporters For the one reporter came In attitude has wholly changed. They that were predicted have come, to pass. Mer- ficulties, But, the paper goes on to say: It Unless the VverV distressing. is hail and farewlll. the etna of the past to But it seems it plead guilty how ' now, Virginia contact rather should, chandise stocks have been extensively liquIs necessary for farmers to understand the very freely. They are even quite frank ,probable- that when the reporters go" statesmanship of the world is bankrupt, the could, he have come In contact? while in her. Those have idated. Costs of operation have beetfmaterially conference that mess Over will most of who with neer a thbse of of Admitting and and they Scotch Stars fly lovely problems Stripes buy''lhelr products whisky. sinned t&em walking with a llran. The - reduced... Prices , on.. thsy do hot want tbs profits reason rifles will never roar He was Introduced to Admiral Kato, eight great suteen-inc- h many .commodities, have who sell manufactured products .to the farmis Is taken why sine from five-inthem. It There Is no doubt that- sine only apparent the of their declined considerably from the peak 'to which ers, because whatever hinders city business from her gunptU and. her. fourteen of Premier Harm Admiral Kato a new, an astounding, and a somewhat trained mlnd-.-.rifles wiU never speak in the argument of ltings death Is attitude. most the In . they attained: If the aforementioned man in perplexing all the Europe curtails farm powerful . liquidation press perrons who prices and prosperity." or the stern and grim debate of people. . . "Vive la France" Is the statement of "ally amount to anything Japanese government. He weighs 130, and decrease in costs and prices jhate not carry canes. This is by no means a new idea, but it Her 29,001) horsepower will never drive her he Is quiet, rather the representatives of France upon Most of then) wear wear goloshes, too, but been as rapid nor as extensive as tpight have too often i lost sight, of or entirely ignored. on the gray-greand open lanes of tbe deep drooping occasion. Is nos. any that and not vital. One or two have pince France has suffered so terribly In risen to the been wished, the fact remains that the trend The agricultural paper in question has hit upon sea. That hard shell or armor, the thickest reminds one more of the late E. H. of monocles. Harrlman than any oidk els known the late war Is still suffering that The . European dignity riveted will a on ever and battleship, toughest diplomat ' and espetoward betterment has been unmistakable, and the very kernel of effort, which never meet the shock of high explosive or stop to the American public. the Frenchmen do not even pretend to cially th.diplomaUc doorman, reason U is reasonable to assume that the present is tbe only means by which prosperity may be "Hello, Ad.," said th Scotqhsd re- consider any problem other than their ing backward from this shell. phenomenon. own. porter. explunging la Laa it to come do, Or, to the they conclusion if, no save only of will eat Virginia that press the conservative trained observ- expected' to be brought back to city folks or know port predictions Admiral Kato does not talk Eng- amine the problem of the other man persons who do not carry fashionof her birth and walking ers will have been realized, a they have been farmers in their mutual enterprises. Bickering, and except the port lish. if ho understands It ho gars no In relation to their own situation. sticks do nut smount to anything. streamwill Never for her the outbound ing. sign. There is no way of Hence th Washington and visiting They have come here, frankly, to see up to this time. According to Archer Wall complaining one against tbe other, or indifferers snap or far ports call across tbe seven "Hello Ad, into Japanese. translating Fir from If can get some further measure reporters, having gone eaneiess to Douglas, special writer for a New York comence of the one side to the difficulties of tbe seas. Not for her steel lines the gran war heaven would consume tho impious of they protection or relief out of th tm bossies and having been rebuffed, mercial newspaper of standing, the injection other, can not but be detrimental to. both! Hint and not for her masthead the joy of translator. Tho reporter booked his Washington , Italy mem, in favor of colleagues who were arm Into that of Admiral Kato and to have com conference. .he home-bourather to make known quipped Mlth malaceaa. went pennant, jOf desperatefystck"and Europe a .Whea Uui farmer understands the city jner-chato adtalked Th pleasantly English. That terrible beauty Thal clolhea a battle genuine friendship for the United and brought themselves ranee. A a new factor in the problem may delay matters miral talked back In Japanese. They her . perplexities as to high rents, sluggish ship is to be destroyed. The millions that have imed to like each other Immensely State. 8h is no! really interested In cane is a sort of a ticket of admission beyond the usual period of recovery.' either J the eastern, problem or tbe dis- to aa embassy or a diplomatic H. Q. he will be gone into her steel ribs, her splendid engines Wow and then a business, poor collections, etc, etc, so attaoho. Japan ' There Is justification for optimism regard- all the more ready to give yvhat aid he can and into her naked and armament plan. and says so. Unfortunately the folks, back home shining decks ara lost. hissing in token Of overpowering rewe'are, her delegatee hasu not been educated up to the can ing the future of business and industry in this to clear away these difficulties rather than Today she might be the most perfect and spect, would try to separate the ad- seem'Buttohere will leveL Even the folks right her In nay. "Thin conference miral and th reporter. One or tho powerful agent of destruction riding on the other country,' though the hopes and expectations of enable us to get better acquainted Washington have not been jacked, up always waved tho Interrupter with water. Tomorrov. Ah .4 to 'ho one with Lbs our , frleada."..that hlghi Tho. except when In tho away,. Toward: tha MA Of tha axanlng C Crete ' Thir Britten methtnd have : delegate nerthd'artlcrs Mt:n rary of aaw the a friend. reporter to em- -' dtmoeii 'tiiereir Ugnruf set the fanner,, he wrill lend his '" Hail and farewelVWest Ttwrfto ahotrted. '""Cm0n''evr od all thair awa la . pntttwg . thelr desires better times ahead, and though they seem a Until this helpful effort is brought into toot tion that dreamed you and tosh: forward. sweet In a deal It They here! I wan yon to moot muh fren, is a weak tronoeaelon to limp. play reasonableness They agree with the prejudice. However, not even a 100 , time getting here, and the patience aa neither one can hope to make much your doom. - You ara a partof the Xraay Kat." , Am tricep proposal, progress I prepared that whatever oeat American whieh will say anything civilizat on must wrill kilt or it ? well as the resources of many merchants and toward prosperity and success. may be. They are unkind to a poor, old, crippled kill civilization guy Philadelphia faille Ledger. 044 how the method of the various proposal that the Aaerfens are honest, un a ao walks with a cane. , -- f4' TNOVEMBEfi WHAPS TK2 DIFFERENCE?; cially from residents of localities such as Utah, where general prosperity will be increased materially if the copper mines reopen. The one criticism that might be offered is the lack of particulars. It is too much to expect that the average citizen, when aaked to buy something made of copper," will patiently go out and hunt through the stores until be finds some article manufactured from the red metal and then purchase it, just to help reduce the surplus stock. The best the 'copper producers can expect fronrtbeir campaign is to persuade those who would aid the industry to buy copper in preference' to gome other metal, conditions of the two purchase bring equal. But if the effort to stimulate use of copper is to succeed as it should, the buy something" idea should be backed up with a cam-pai- gn of. education, The consumer should be told what articles in common use are made in whole or in part of copper, and what advantages copper has over other metals, when used in such articles- - Many common uleneils lhat should be made of copper are manufactured from other metals, and a less durable, less sanitary, less attractive product is the result. Friends of the red metal will get farther if they will educate the public to the advantages of their metal, going into detail regarding Its superior wearing and qualities. Merely saying buy something" is not enough; they should enumerate just what articles one can buy in copper, and should particularize w hy one can benefit oneself by buying them. T A others is nearly exhausted, the best, .indeed the only advice for them is to bold on a little longer and all will be well. . 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