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Show DAILY MUST ELLIS PROCESS FUME I STATE JOURNAL, M.thod of Treating Which Saves High Percentage of Values. Harmonize in our Christmas Line of Morris Chairs... THE ADDRESS OF HON. JOS. GILBERT OF SPOKANE. follows: a In brief Mr. Ellis has Invented saves absolutely which arrester fume all the values that ordinarily escape reducVKh the fumes that arise in the In furnaces. tion of ores In regulation of a scheme devised addition, he has and and ores tailings, treating crude extracting from them a higher percenhas ever been atttage of value than ainable heretofore, and that at a fraction of the cost, both as regards the erection of works and the treatment of the ore. Innumerable devices have been tried and many of them patented which had for their object the recovesery of the valuee which invariably In fumes the furnaces the from capes A lim:;. and PRICE COMFORT, BEAUTY ROYAL CHAIR Ores Delivered in .Union Labor Hall Laet Evening Before a Large Audience. of the fume ar An experimental test R. Ellis was Henry Invented by reeter and proved an Lake City Salt In made of this entire success. A description Is expected will new process, which it was given In a revolutionise smelting, Lake Herald, as Salt late Issue of the 7, 63838X396335 MORRIS Improved DU'EMRER MONDAY, E SPEAKER DELIVERS LECTURE PROVES SUCCESS test of experimental ARRESTER. VTA1I beautiful i 'hairs can he huutrht mholMerel in Yilnur, Mnrocculmc aiul Leather. Satisfaetimi .guaranteed. Our jiricc TIh-m- in large uudiem-- assembled in Union Labor hall last eevning to hear the address of lion. Jos. Gilbert of Spokane, A Wash., on the subject of synopsis of the shaker's remarks fole . lows: Most well intentioned people will admit that our economic and political conditions are not all that might be desired, and that not only is there room for great improvement, but that ail urgent and crying necessity exists for the correction of the many evils and abuses that have arisen contemporaneously with our great material prosperity and advancement as a nation. There are never lacking a great number who advocate reform of existing conditions, varying all the way from the abolition of slot machines and other gambling devices In a municapility, to the controlling of the greut corporations, trusts and syndicates who own and gamble In a nation's means of subAll reformers seem to Imsistence. agine that those who do not work with them are less patriotic than themselves II Ogden Furniture and Carpet Co, 0 going on in our midst, modified It may be, in uiih the more cul- -' in which we mid refined iieriod tured live, but also more exquisite in torture mid cruelty to the victims. Witness; the class war as exemplified in modern labor conditions, the sweat shops, the! black-lis- t, the legal mas-- 1 the bull-iieu- s. SALE-COMMENCING sacres, and industrial and military des-- 1 us now onj Is that threatening potism j every hand. offer Goods. of room It was natural that such conditions and minute particles that are thrown should prevail, as long as production! in Goods on Low off with them. did not suffice to support all In the you Special To overcome this difficulty, Mr. Ellis and probably Individuals satisfaction of their desires, whether It you attaches to the furnace his fume ar- who seek only their own ends without was individual against individual, or rester, which is nothing more than a reference as to how their actions may later, class against class. It wus also the furnace affect their fellows. And when, as Is pipe or flume running from OUR WAY serving an a means to an end, that LOW PRICES AND QUICK SALES another with pipe or often the case, the public foil to appre- end being the development of the race connection a to flue through which Is driven a volume ciate the efforts of reformers, and turn as a whole. Women heavy ribbed Cotton Union Suits, poi-fec-t fitting and worth regular, 90e Intersecof water above the point of the affairs of a city or the nation over a suit. Our Cut Price, Slavery was simply involuntary coper tSuit. tion with the fume flue. The suction to those who look upon public office unmotive operation, and whilst the Womens ileavv Outing Flannel (towns in all size and colors, regular value, H)c; through as a private graft, the optimism of the derlying and maintaining It was Indiof the water In Its descent . during this sale will sell at doe. the pipe to a settling tank below average reformer is apt to give way vidual greed and selfishness. It nevern pair. W omen m ( ott 25e to cut worth Wool All 35c, Womens llose, and fumes gases the with Heavy it draws to the greatest possible pesslsmlsm,and theless made possible production upon Fleece Lined Hose, regular price 15c, now sell at 10c. Children's All Wool Hose, f from the furnace and deposits the met- he generally feels as though the nation a scale otherwise impossible. All this als in the form of slime at the bottom. was on the road to utter ruin. double heel and toe, per pair 15c. Childrens heavy Fleece Lined Hose, 10c. colors, has been In the line of evolution. Pro2-Mens Heavy lobbed, The water Is drawn off and Is used Although extremely deslrlous of duction of muterlal things Is not an Moils Heavy WTool Sox, regular price 38c, now sell at loss reover and over, thus preventing the the means of conditions, is a as it end in Itself, only changing present Fleeced Underwear, silk finished, regular price $1.50 per suit, during tins sale, per of any value which the fumes might former suddenly becomes exceedingly developing man to the highest possible Men s suit, Joe. Hoys Corduroy Knee Pants, all ages, during this sale at 50c' a pair. contain. This part of Mr. E111S Inven- conservative and is ready to make plane of human existence, can be Jus bib, per pair, 50c. Union Made Overalls, tion may he applied at slight cost to common cause with hls opponents up- tilled all that the race has passed and Mens lloavv Scotch WTool Undershirts. Others ask you $1.00. Our leader at any form of smelting furnace In which on the appearance of a revolutionary Is still passing through. Today we such losses occur. 50c ; all sizes. factor of any strength. The term revo- have solved the problem of production. In order to make a complete process lution seems with most people to con- Force no longer has any necessity to DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT of his applied Ideas, the Inventor has jure up a flood of fancy, connecting It Justify It By persisting in maintain 25 pieces of French Flannelette, regular 25 pieces of Dost Calico at He a yard. also designed a furnace with the Idea with scenes of riot, pillage and carlng the present basis of our economic ore l-of 10c of taking almost any character per yard. nage, prompted by feelings of hatred relations, we are doomed to retrogres- - price 12 per yard. During this sale, Heni-nan- ts and subjecting it to complete treat- and revenge, and having for its goal sion as a race. Already, to survive In at 5c, 7c, 8c, 10c and 1L .c. colors and in . Flannels light Outing ment In a large outer cylinder are nothing but destruction, not only of our present environment means the now sell at 9c per yard. Lace Curtains, special valof Outings, 12 l-grade, ones orof smaller a number all of law, arranged development of characteristics detrl existing institutions, but all new patterns. Prices per pair 48c, 58c, 08c, 75c, 08c, fl.oO. that are designed to slojvly revolve. der and government thereby giving mental to social instincts, thereby ues, during this sale, about half what others ask you. Into one end of these cylinders, which full vent to um ."Idled license on the menacing our national growth, Lace Shams, per pair, 19c, 33c and 50c. Sideboard and Dresser (.overs at 22c, may be constructed of any desired part of the lowest and worst Inhuman and happiness. new winter styles. Women Shirt and all bargains. length and which will be set at an In- nature, and leading to a relapse into The problem of today is how to 29c 33c, 47c and up 1 cline to allow the roasting ore to barbarism. If reformers would only rices, Women Flannelette Wrappers. equitably distribute the social product Prices, 07c, 75c, 98c, $1.25, $1.50 and up. move or gravitate through them, the one and that pre Is the their only aside Socialist prejudices the and put 75c, 85c, 98c, $1.25, $1.48. ore will be fed. At the opposite and conceived Ideas and seek to understand fully recognises that this can only be lower end the ore, divested of Its me- the true causes of the present evils So Mens' Linen Collars accomplished by the application of a Package Bluing teseseooeaoeeealO here. revtallic contents to a high degree by A Socialist that fact as the ..So well something the party 1 new principle. Thus that exist as penny buys Childrens' Hose Supporters.. Ironing Wax the subjection of enough heat to vol- olution at its worst is nothing more Is 1o Childrens' Stockings ...per patr. So revolutionary in the right sense, and Price List: $ tlic Read sheets, Tissue Paper atilise the metals, passes out as taili- nor less than a critical period In evo- has nothing in common with reformers, So Men's Rockford Sox Erasers ngs, the values having been collected lution, and simply means the Applica- whom they regard as quacks, or at best ONE CENT PRICE LIST. 5c ' Insoles Lined Cork Darning Cotton So by the fume arrester, as stated. Comb tion of a different principle to existing as well Intentioned but Ignorant of Curry 1o A single cylinder apparatus has been Paper Pins (280 count) FIVE CENT PRICE LIST. 2 for 5e Harness Snaps conditions, instead of opposing revolu- the real forces that goven in our social in successful operation at 'Mr. Ellis Lead Pencils 5o 5o Scrubbing Brush tionary forces, they would realise that economic relations. Those things that Tooth Brush 4 for 1o State Pencils 5c laboratory for some time past and the these are the only forces, if properly di- are social In their use, must be socially 5c Bottle Iron Glue Fine Rubber Comb 1 dosen, 1c results obtained from numerous tests rected, that can possibly bring relief, owned. If as a nation we are to de Safety Pins So 5c Photo Paste or Mucilage Bottle Perfume $ dosen, 1c Hook and Eyes hare been little short of phenomenal. and act as a regenerating influence In rive the full benefit of our boasted 5o So Tack Hammer TaU-on- i Powder per can. Each, 1o Thimbles, all slses By his method he Is saving absolutely 2 dosen, 5c advancement. 5o Buttons Pearl our social relations. Embroidery Hoops ' ...package, 1o Needles all of the lead and gold and from 80 This would give to all an equal opThe great problem that mankind Large Sized Colored Handkerper pair, 5o 1o Dress Sb'rids to 9814 per cent of the silver contained Tape Measures 5c So chief. has had to grapple with from time portunity in creating wealth, and If the Collar Fran.e In the crude ore or Strainers Tea of of means that producproduction tailings. Immemorial has been socially owned The cost of the plant to handle from tion of the means of subsistence. It first and distribution of wealth were also ten to twenty tons per day, Mr. Ellis was confined to the Individual, and democratically managed, all could live hls their lives in freedotn, possessing says, would be about $1,500, the cost every man's hand was against of larger works being correspondingly imnecessity economic themselves of the material means of when brother low. Straight or and no law, gold, gold and silver, subsistence that would In time enable pelled 1L Necessity knows gold, silver and lead ores, all respond in the dawn of human Intelligence, them to develop themselves physically, perfectly to the treatment, and for when man little understood hls envir- mentally and morally. $1.50 to $3.00 per ton the values can be It Is given us In this age to conscionment. hls individual physical wants concentrated to such form that, where must be. and were supplied, no matter ously direct our efforts, and whilst it there la a combination of the metals, at what cost or suffering, even to life may be contended by some, that to go CUTthe product will only need melting Into same forward Is dangerous. It must be re A TALK ON Itself of hls fellow man. In this bullion. meant death Is membered that to stand still age the survival of the fittest most NEVADA-ALPINphysically the of E The issue is the same old one, manisurvival DIVIDEND. the Dewas The Nevada-Alpin- e, festing itself In a different form. a Tonopah prop- strong. But unconsciously progress a present of Jewelry lo slwayo hls of to bent the usurpation the mocracy as opposed erty in which there are a majority of made, man following for its beauty value desire , and of privilege and power. The revolution f appreciated Balt Lake stockholders, paid a dividend aspirations, satisfied hls durability. Our Rings, 8ilvorIt is already commenced, the opposing Saturday of ten cents per share, though the same principle governed, Articles and Watches carry besocialism and rule, Individual in not capitalism forces itself being amounting in all to $70,000. This la the manifested Our great stock consisting of Shawls, sides these charms a guarantee flrst dividend to toe paid by the com- but class rule, the dominant class fortiof worth. Sweaters, Sacques, Qarments, Underwear depreUNCLE SAM'S TYPEWRITERS. pany. The Nevada-Alpin- e property fying itself against the possible and hundreds of articles of all colors and ones by aswas acquired From 8 o'clock in the morning until dations of the conquered by the O'Meara-Lync- h sizes and perfect quality, are now offered at their will close to In the evening there are 5,000 370 24th Street. enforcing syndicate less than two years ago, and serting and TREnENDOUS REDUCTIONS IN PRICES. In view of the and machinery typewriters grinding out letter for the price at which It was through the agencies During educationand government Picked up. a States moral United LADIES' WOOL SKIRTS All SILK SHAWLS Large, warm figure little In excess of of military, legal, course, 5,000 of are. was the present dividend. It Is considered perfectly there C.A.Smurthwaite This hours and eisee, and extremely colore these al institutions. end beautiful.. Just the thing for our typewriter girls busily hammering the have ne of the most we may Pricea cut . from comfortable.. off however d one-thirtelling a present promising of the many natural, and Produce rich properties in the Nevada bonanxa sensibilities shocked, by the practices machines. to $100; $200 to $1.50 60c; $100 $3.75 $200, $300, now at we must employer of the is largest Sam age. Uncle to a camp. $2.00; $300 to of $2.75 to past $105; classes of ruling and $405. Company be should and In the light In country the $2.10. typists learn to view their actions WOOL SHAWLS The Proper A Great Sensation. of their times, and the patron saint of the typewriter girl. UTAH CHILD'S SAQUES All oisss; soilnow OGDEN, wear of the intelligence winter for There was a thing (Wholesale) workers tlll hls big sensation In Lees-vll- ,e Is of same manuscript amount thing The the many colore, and delightfully Ind., when AV. H. Brown of that remember that ing $100 grads at 60c.; $200 at turn out would make even Clyde Fitch warm: $105 grade now 85c; $100 at $3.50 at Place, who was $200; $300 $105; expected to die, had hls Children. Good for dlssy. now $1.15; $2.00 now $105; $300 life saved $205, and $4.00 grade at $3.00. by Dr. Kings New Discovery Sam Is the nicest kind of a Uncle now $205. fr Consumption. He writes: I GOLF VE8TS For ladioe; in man for typewriter girl to work for. CHILD'S HOSE Colore lastinsufferable agonies from Asth-ma- " el colore and sixes. Former pricea salaries and he supplies He pays large but yur New Discovery ing; material the best.. Prices ' .were $3, $4, $5, $6 and $7.. Now gave me znd workers with everything they t0 hls he Into from 75o to 60e; $1.00 to Immediate relief reduced the want- If a and noon thereafter Immediately being told at $2, $3, $3.75, $405 expresses a prefer girl theTnflamma"fleeted a and $105 to 90c. 75e; PhoosIM out and $5. 2372 Washington Av. complete cure." Slmiby t!on.b ence for a certain kind of machine she STsand heal Consumption, Pneumonia, tvT enabling the lungs i gets It. St. Louis and Orip are numerous. Its manently by Ierles remedy for all throat and Good solicitors wanted for the Dally quilt for Extra large home-mad- e WASHINGTON AVENUE tng troubles. Price 60c, and $1.00. P. C. PARKINSON, runner: State Journal. Apply to Horace Utah sale at the baxaar Friday. December arunteed by Jesse J. Driver, drug-B",- t' 8. Foster, city circulator. 11th. at the Congregational church S? Trial bottles free. Wm. Glidings. New York Racket Store SATURDAY, NOV. 28 SPECIAL We Christmas for our Large Stock We must make Prices Staple Merchandise. Seasonable are needing them. price just when evil-mind- ed cut THATS 13. (:c Lin. i.m. p.n. wih P a.m. a.m. 5 2c dark 1-i- 2c 0 p.m. i0p.m. Iinu ,nd Bofr igetD 2, 1903. pros-perit- Just Waist, 60-ln- ch :10 a.m. 2:40 p. 7:10 p. 1:30 a. NEW YORK RACKET STORE REMARKABLE PRICE : 3:30 P- 3:40 p. 0 JEWELRY! : TING SALE NOW ON. Silks and Woolens W. L. Buswell, Grain ):k $1-0- Albert F. Richey rornlhln$i rstralEblwta$ en-dur- ed & Post-Dispat- ssa TSJSt and je ch UTAH KNITTING WORKS, |