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Show DAILY 4 UTAH STATE JOURNAL OGDEN, UTAH. FRANK J. CANNON, EDITOR. A MANLY VIEW. Ah there arc two sides to every question, so are there two sides to the controversy now going on in Colorado between the Citizen's THE SYMBOLICAL UTAH STATE JOURNAL, JULY TUESDAY, 5, 1904. CIGAR. An unknown writer says that the Red Badge of Courage is today the glowing tip of a cigar or a cigarette, preferab ly a cigarette. The truly brave man, who heeds the whistling of bullets no more than the warbling of birds and a writer assures us that the Mauser bullet's flight is marked by a singularly sweet note who sniffs powder with no more emotion than he displays in sniffing a rose, this man invariably lights a cigar or a cigarette when the hail of bullets is at its thickest and the scene beggars the war correspondents vocabulary, to say nothing of his paper alliance, assisting the Mine Owners association, and the Western Federation of Miners. Wrongs have been committed by the adherents of both parties to the contest, but the mine owners and their powerful ally have gone to extreme and indefensible lengths in their efforts to carry out their unlawful plans. It is certain that not all those who are members with cable tolls to pay. of the Citizans alliance are in sympathy with The cigar or the cigarette has become the the mine owners in their adoption of boycorecognized badge of courage, of cool disregard tting tactics, any more than all members of labor unions fully agree with everything unlaw- of danger, and the corre spondent's demeanor ful that the unions themselves are sometimes hastens to avail himself of the short road to guilty of doing. Hence we cheerfully give conviction afforded by the symbol. A recent space to a defence of the Denver News and pen picture of General Kuroki told of his Times by a member of the Citizens' alliance, skillful handling of men, of his grasp of the who declares that the boycott of these two strategic situation and of his personal bravery. great newspapers by the leading merchants of "In the gravest positions," wrote the correDenver "is the direct result of following the spondent, "Kuroki constantly smokes a big, same paths followed by the Western Federablack cigar." There the story ended. NothThe tion of Miners, ending in greed." ing more could be said, and the reader was writers manly view of the advertisers' boy- left with an impression of the little general cott is well expressed in a letter to the News at a cigar a campaign cigar at that He puffing from which we quote the following. while the shot and shell rained about him. says: Earlier in the war the steamer "Columbia" Our department stores are the outgrowth out of Port Arthur between the Rusof exceptional business energy and ability that slipped could not be satisfied with any one or more sian and the Japanese fleets. As an action lines of commercial business, but, after com- was in progress, the "Columbia's" deck was and bining mastering them all, con- not the most comfortable place in the world; ceived the idea that the press of our indeed we are told by the correspondent who city was a commercial commodity which sailed aboard the steamer that the water should be managed by the same great foam by the skipmind that had so profitably combined all oth- around her was churned into er commodities, and so that master mind im- ping shot and exploding shell. But Captain mediately proceeds to attach the daily press Anderson, what of him? Was he trembling in of our city to the many other departments of the midst of war's alarm? Not so. He paced the aforesaid stores, by the means of the boy- the bridge, and when a shot whistled by uncott, which plainly says: "Reflect our opinhe called, "Boy bring me ions in your editorials or suffer the conse- - comfortably close, of our patronage withdrawn a cigarette." And that is the picture we ?ucnces having papers." The public hopes that have of Captain Anderson, blowing smoke the unfettered thought that it has so long en- rings that were tossed and torn by the breeze joyed in the editorials of the News ispotnowto from passing projectiles. be chained to suit the ideas of the man who so As between the skipper and the general, it unerriugly determined how many squares of must be admitted that the skipper had the advertisements can be profitably run in the News. We appreciate his great ability with- best of it. The cigarette is jauntier than the in the scope of commercialism, and would not cigar and denotes a more utter disregard, a like to take the responsibility of fixing its lim- more deliberate ignoring of danger. Howitations, but we must be permitted to protest ever, it is possible that Captain Anderson against its usurpation when it reaches out to would have smoked a cigar had he had the muzzle what we have ever believed to be the cares of a campaign upon his mind. safeguard of liberty, the press. Thetobaccanalian" sign of courage is a If the Citizens' alliance induced these merto chants boycott the News it certainly has great convenience to the correspondents and gone beyond the purposes for which it was or- an admirable advertisement for the smokers, ganized, and into a realm which will destroy but what is the to do? Must he its usefulness, just as the Federation of Miners, in adopting the principles of socialism, proclaim his coolness by taking a fresh piece went beyond the objects of their organization, of chewing gum or by showing himself when which is now about to destroy its usefulness the battle is at its height? Collingwood yea, has already destroyed it in the Cripple munched an apple as the "Royal Sovereign" Creek district. down upon the enemy at Trafalgar, Labor organizations, in so far as they con- swept fine themselves to all legitimate means of re- and Dewey drew off for breakfast at Manila. ducing the hours of labor and increasing its It may be that the chafing dish will replace pay and looking after the general welfare of the cigar and the cigarettee with the brave its members, will receive the sympathy and men that dont smoke. ' support of the pulic, but when their success, which has been marvelous in accomplishing "Printer's Ink gives the following the purposes for which they were organized, induces them to enter the realm of politics, sensible talk on advertising: "If you could with a complete change of our system of gov- meet entire trade your personally and could ernment, they should know that they can never obtain the support of the public, for the rea- explain to each other the merits of your differson that the public would no more look to the ent goods you would not need to advertise. labor organizations for the science, of govern- You cant do this. As a matter of economy ment than it would for the science of medicine you advertise tell the public what you have or law, because the public knows that such or- fer sale. Each year additional business will ganizations, by their inexperience and want of result. It makes it easier to do business, less learning are absolutely disqualified to teach work and worry; more satisfaction all around. us the principles of government, etc. Just so with our Citizens alliance. So If you are satisfied with just "keeping store" long as we confine ourselves to the ac- dont advertise. If, your blood is red, if you of the purposes of our want to grow, if you feel a satisfaction in becomplishment in a organization legal and legitimate mana leader in your line, advertise. Do it ner we will obtain the support of the public, ing and just as soon as we undertake to dictate to right, make it a feature of your work, not a the press how it shall treat or discuss any side issue and the cash assets at the end of question or policy that our officers see fit to each year will surely determine the value of pursue, we will lose the support of the public, advertising." tor the reason that the public well knows that the success with which we met in attending The Courier-Journis at a loss to underto our business has made us conceited, as in is stand it why necessary to postpone for the case of labor organizations, and that success has led us out of our realm, and we have weeks the notification of Mr. Roosevelt that undertaken a more hazardous task than the he has been nominated and thinks that he labor organization in this, that they only should be informed at once that he has resought to change our form of government, ceived the nomination that he has been workwhile we seek to muzzle the press by influencing three long years to obtain, during which ing its judgment on the most important topic time he has converted the government into a O'f the day by the number of squares of advernomination our matter "He has that harvesting machine. tising leading merchants see in to the (it put lived, breathed, performed written, spoken, paper. preached for that nomination. He has surIf circulation is the correct measure of the rendered the principles he once professed, alvalue of a newspaper as an advertising lied himself with the influences he once demedium, then the Daily Utah State Journal is the most valuable advertising medium nounced, in order to get it. For mercys sake in the state, barring only the Salt Lake put him out of bis misery and tell him at once that he has got it." non-smok- er -- al The :: Man ob I cant Bing the old songs thla year. has been admitted to the Infirmary. Dr. Forbes reported that a man PERSONAL Lyceum Family Theater J. H. YOUNG, Proprietor and Manager named H. E. Arthur, who la suffering from cancer of the tongue, desired some assistance on his way to his home In the east He was furnished . CUNNING R. Colby of Reno la an Ogden visi- transportation to Denver. t The Wlsard. Commissioner Stanford submitted tor. his quarterly report of the poor con8WOR A WESTBROOK Willard Hamer was up from Salt tingent fund, which showed cash on Lake yesterday. Comedy. hand March SI, $381.95; expenditures D. S. Truman, a Salt Lake attorney and disbursements, $307; balance on KOHLER A SEYMOUR la In the city today. hand July 1st, $74.30. German. Mrs. T. O. Foster and son have gone to St Louis for a visit. Sure Curs for Piles. LEONARD 8ISTERS Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Rich have reItching Piles produce moisture and Comedy. turned from an extended eastern trip. cause Itching. This form, as well as or Blind, Bleeding Protruding Piles are MOVING PICTURES. Dr. A-- F. Barber entertained Harry cured by Dr. Pile Remedy. and Absorbs of In Stops the yesitching bleeding. Wells, Kev., Day city 10 Cta. tumors. 50c a Jar at druggists, or sent ADMIS8ION terday. by mall. Treatise free. Write me Willard Hamer.who has been spend- ibout your case. Dr. Bosanko, PhilaLucky numbers drawn Sunday, July ing a day or two In the city visiting delphia. Pa. 2084 City Lot. third: to returned Lake last Salt relatives, 39 Shoes. evening. 287 Freezer or Fish Pols. 3467 Framed Picture. Charlea H. Woods, instructor In the YOULL ALWAYS FIND 2908 Silk Umbrella. of the United building department Corn-Fe- d 902-- 100 States Indian school at Chemawa, Or, Bread Ticksts. 2962 his or wife, accompanied passed by City Lot. any other good kind at through Ogden on their way to EuBALLARD & RINCKER. The holders of the above numbers rope for a three months visit are the first claimants for prises. "ttSSToFjiSyT POINTERS I Eastern Beef COUNTY BUSINESS AFFAIRS Held a Brief Session Commissionsrs UTAHNA PARR Today. The county commissioners held s brief session today. The petition of F. C. Martlndale and fifty others, asking that what Is known as city limit street, running east from Washington avenue on the northern city limits, be reopened. It having recently been fenced by property owners, was referred to Commissioner Wilson. i Edward Wherrltt, who has been a charge on the county for some .time. CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF NEW YORK STOCKS 8TRICTLY July Colo.r.I BENNETT SISTERS Californias Favorite Children in Song and Dance. MISS VESTA MONTROSA Illustrated Song. E. R. GOURLEYS 48? Prices of Admiaaion Pennsylvania Rjr.llfif Oats Pork ijj CHICAGO GRAIN Wa depend on our commissions, no our customers' losses, lor our profits The only itrlctly commission house ii the state. 0QDEN BROKERAGE CO. Phone 2U. 70 NEW MOVING PICTURES. TWENTY-FIFT- FI Adults, 10c; Children, Bo KEEP COOL WHY STAND OVER A HOT RANGE AND COOK THIS HOT WEATHER, WHEN YOU CAN BUY A GOOD 93 13.22 phi Monevoueall I THE GREAT BARRINGTON with Tommy Ventriloquist, and Bridget. WHY NOT BUY A HOME! I have some good ones to be sold cheap. Monthly payments, If you like. e. S. ROLAPP, Eccles Building. $tj , E. him New IN CHICAGO GRAIN AND PORK. September Delivery. Wheat Corn UTAHNA-0-8COP- JOHN MORRISON You all know Songs. at the New Pavilion Dancing POSITIVELY THE FINEST FLOOR THE STATE. 4N Reading Rock Island 21J; Southern Pactfle.. 4 Southern Ky eom. 22 St. Paul IWi 12HJ Sugar I Texas Tennessee Coal... K. 91 Union Pacific Steel eom inu 5mi Steel pfd Western Union ... M Wahiuh pfd I AND FILBURN Comedy Dutch Sketch. MASON Comedy Juggler. KRAFT The Irish Policeman. 5, 1904. Louisville A K 111', Missouri Pacific .. 92 New York Cent...li Norfolk A Wait... 674 Ontario A Weet. .. 272 5t)W Copper 712 Aten Ison com 42 Atchison pld Braelter eom 5tK 97 Bmelter pfd Alton eom MU Baltimore A Ohio. 12 Brooklyn Canadian Pc....l'JwC 115 Bet. Traction Chea- - 4 Ohio Iisf Rio Grand eom. . 21 Con. Oas 19Mj 92 Peoples Gal 42 Brio Illinois Central . . .1322 Manhattan W Kansas A Texas... S7 RESORT. THE WEEK OF JULY 4 KIRALFO Furnished by the Ogden Brokerage Co. 370 Twenty-fift- h St.; Phono 215. 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