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Show I HE DAILY STATE JOURNAL PAGE SIX. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2S, 1901. FINAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR SAYS HASKELL TO HEARS! DO Governor OK of Oklahoma Takes to; Task the New York Fditar Who Started Warfare on Him. !! Such .thing as this lead me to believe that you are a loud talker, but not a reliable actor. If Oklahoma has dune in two year practically all you recommend In your platform, why dont you help those who do thing instead of oppose their . GUTHKIE. Okie., 'hark effort? an bl-Haskell yesterday iuut-In Oklahoma we believe that the ori follrtlrr to William It. lirarsl, ai ganization of labor I indieiiBable to luwi: elevating humaidty and protecting the toller. William It. We want respect for these princiMr: You claim that there la ples to be the part of the education fur a new puliliral party and nought tu orgaulxo auch organization, of childhood and the practice of mature years. and have formulated a platform. Therefore we have begun by reIn every luataiu-- except one the 1 teiniH-rucof Oklahoma In framing quiring the union label to apiwar on tlie constitution and acta of the flrat our common school books. No doubt three-fourof the comlegialaiure'a aewalun haa covered every thing you recomniriid In the declara- mon school books are uaed by children tion of state princlplea In your plat- - of those who toll in the Held, the Ml no You find that the mines, the shops, etc. Now let those form. with who buy these books Join the OklaIVnver plot form euvera tlu-m-, homa politics aud anon the union label only two exception. You will oliaerve, Mr. llearat, that will be on every book In the union. the iirogreaalve Democracy of the Even In Oklahoma it caut all be done southwest actually doea thing while at once, but the good work la started; you are devoting your life to almply let us keep It going. Hava you done as much? If au, talking about what might be done. I also beg t0 remind you that laat when and where? Tlie Oklahoma constitution la conwinter, when congreaa waa In weaalon, Oklahoma, through Senator Owen, In ceded by all to be a model basic law the aeiiate, and Hon. Seott Ferris, In defense of human rights and hapmem tier of tlie house of represent-tlve- a piness. Have you dona as much? If so, at Waahington, there were Introduc'd projwr reaolutlona providing for when and where? Hesults speak louder than promamendment! to ihe conatltutkin of the 1nlted State, among othera the fol- ises Itead the folowing quotations from the annual report from tha state lowing: of Labor, unanimously (A) To elect aenatora by popular Federation laat July: vote. adopted H The above, we believe, la a record (HI To legalise national Income in legialatlon which haa enver been tax. (C) To conalltutlonallae an em equalled by any other state In the ployer liability act, which you know, union, and the following men must be according to the supreme court of the given credit for thia splendid record: United State, cannot be enacted un- First on the list of friends of labor der the present ronatltutlonal limita- tomes Governor Haskell, always ready and willing to lend his assistance by tions. the right day nr night to our legislative board D.T0 allow the state to prohibit Interstate commerce ahlp-men-ts when our labor laws were In danger. of convict made gooda Into His offlea remains wide open to ua at etatea where by atate law convict la- an times and we are free to confess bor la prohblted from eomiet!ng with that had It not been for Oovernor Haskell a great number of our laws free labor. I wrote you when these resolu- enacted during the first session of tlie tions were Introduced In congreaa and legislature would not be on the statappealed to you for your official and utes of Oklahoma today.' You editorial aanlxtance. Then after reading the above and Ignored 25.-N- UTAH AT ALBUQUERQUE, H, M UNO TALK LESS IKE WORLD NEW YORK. Sept. 25. In the east ancy between the lunar and solar years aide and other sections of the city j there is a few days variation from where Hebrews are congregated In year to year in ths date of the celelarge numbers, there la an air of sub- bration according to current calendar, dued excitement In anticipation of the j Hew t Started, ushering In of Rosh Hoshanah, or the j The celebration of Rosh Hoshanah ts first day of the Jewish New Tear Le(ML When the aun slnka behind the established by Mosaic precept, in h nrison this evening, the two million viticus will. 24 and 25. It says: Speak Jews in the United Sts tees will begin unto the children of Israel, saying in their New Tear celebration. The more j the seventn month." In the first day of have a Sabbath, a pious of the race will turn their faces the month, shall while the memorial of blowing of trumpets, an toward the synagogues, backsliders and those who have be- ; holy convocation. Te shall do no aer- come indifferent to the faith of their vile work therein, but ye shall offer an fathers will begin a period of merri- 'offering made by fire unto the Lord." ment. In this city many Jewish mer- j Different from the ordinary concepchants will dose their places of busi- tion Rosh Hoshanah haa a deep ness tonight and will indulge In a holiIt I called, in significance. day period over tomorrow and Sunday. the Bible, the day of remembrance, the The Jewish calendar contains two day of judgment and the day of blowNew Year days. Rosh Hoshanah la ing the shofar, or trumpet. It Is more held by tradition to be the day on than anything else really the preparawhich God created the earth. It falls tion for the great Tom Klppur, or , either In September or October of the Day of Atonement. Christian year, being reckoned by the The days between Rosh Hoshanah new muon of the seventh month, Tlsh-r- l. and Tom Klppur are known as tha Ablb la the first month In ths re- awful days, or the ten days of peniwith tence. each of which is observed as ligious year; and corresponds day by the more orthodox March or April, the year dating from a half-fea- st the moon after the vernal equinox. Jews, while the Tom Klppur Itself to The prophets speak of the sarred Invariably observed as a complete fast. The rabbinical allegory that on Rosh year, while those In secular employHoshanah God commands the recordment rockon It by the civil. It seems to have been a general cus- ing angei to open the books of each tom among Semitic peoples to count ones sins and merits, leaving the rectheir year as beginning in the fall ord open to be finally and Irrevocably synchronous with th harvest festival, closed on the Tom Klppur, Indicates and since all semitie people arrange at once the significance of the day and their calendar according to the phases the appropriateness of calling the New of ths moon It can be readily under- Year the day of remembrance, Judgstood why, following the ancient cus- ment and of blowing tha shofar. tom, the Jewish New Tear occurs In the fall. And because of this disc rep- IRRIGATION CONGRESS EXCUR- d Ht-arv- I th DC DC DC j your talk compared with our acta done, tell your audience If there to any excuse on earth for your efforts at a new political party, except for the sole purpose of boosting a single solitary Individual who calls himself W. R. Hears! Final arrangements have been made for the Utah representation at the Sixteenth National Irrigation congress, to be held at Albuquerque. N. M September 2k to (X! 10. The list of delegates has now reached the 250 mark, and more are constantly being added. The special train to be composed of a baggage car. which will contain the refreshments, supplied by Fred J. Kle-s- el and brewer of the state, two tourists. a chair and four Standard Pullmans, will start next Sunday at 4 be frequently. purchased by tomorrow or those going will be compelled to take other trains. A rat f $1-9has been established by the Denver A Rio Grande railroad. which will be the smallest rat for such n distance ever having been in effet from this state. Utah Exhibit Starts. The Utah exhibit has been shipped In the care of several good freight handlers. All freight trains will be sidetracked for this special and no danger will be felt that the fruit and other division of the exhibit will perish before reaching its destination. Freight Agent A. J. Cronin of the Denver and Rio Grande has given special Instructions that all possible car be given th Utah display and that the refrigerator, be frequently. Mr. Klesel has been working hard, and has personally sent letters to each mayor of the state. His efforts have been fruitful and the outcome to that the mayors of all cities have appointed delegates, as also have many of th county officers. Utah will have tha largest representation of any other at the congreaa. There may be as many as three hundred before the complete list to finished, as ths delegates are now Interested to the extent that they are Individually working for the success of the meeting. Many Bide Trips, Many aide trips hav been arranged for th benefit of th delegates, a aid trip with a 925 flat rat having been established to th city of Mexico and return from Albuquerque. This to the smallest rate ever made by the Mexican Central railroad. Many other side trips hav been arranged, on to the Royal Gorge and another to the Grand Canyon of the Arizona being In efre-ic- ed -- re-ic- ed Fred J. Kiesel Completes Flans for Representation cf This State. sent from that vicinity. to aT . look considered exceiit.-Mr. Kiesel has per,. ra h , , 1 for the transportation ,.f 1V.-- , hand of 8alt Lake City t. ) r. -' tendance to furnish music f r TV!, and at the congress. of thirty Inatru-l- s ' 'ml 1, an.! favorably mentioned as ' ;i contests between ihemselv- -. ..rar musical organisation to the congress. A side trip ha been am for a trip to the United s.v,s a! , eminent Irrigation project a: Elephant Butte dam. in This project Is the great, y, j" reservoir ever to have i,,n M l for Irrigation purposes, it !pr..z- Imate an expenditure of eiK: of dollar. Fred J. Klesel has secured , ' iMdgt, to b worn by the delegate mens of them are on ditl:t sev- era! of the delegatee are ii.,n T.a, The Ing them. badge will i. two Inches wide and seven incW in, of a red, white and blue the stripe running vertically At tl top to- the gold Infringed m j "DeU ( . t- . t. ; gate- set a In celluloid i:im, Th Utah emblem, the hung a golden ornament, also vt i lukrid. The bottom of the badge draped with golden streamers, and a around the edge of the badge at gold decorations, yhe stripes are on both sides of the badg bee-hlv- c. I iu ILLINOIS STATE FAIR. SPRINGFIELD, M., Sept. 25 Slxtj five thousand dollars In cash prlw will b awarded to the winning hibltors at th Illinois stat Fai which opened Its gates to th- - publl this morning. In all departments th SION TO ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. displays far exceed those of past year and nothing but favorable weather needed to Insure the gieateat stat ever held in the central west. fair train Rio via SepSpecial Grande, The race track of the fair ground tember 27th. Fare, $21.15 round trip. which now holds the world's race rec fect Tickets on sale September 23rd-24tMr. Klesel has received letters from ord of 2.00H, to tester an, ln bett to Side trips city of Mexico and Grand Ban Pete and Cache counties telling condition than ever and some grea Canyon of Coloradoi of the representation which will be speed contest era assured. h. (Signed) C. N. HASKELL, "Governor Oklahoma." DC DC DOOC DC DC DC DC 0 flDME TEflMJSAM MMULARS MEW Easaa i n c 'aeaaaebssbssb a 11 DC MB n Ferra, the Iron Man Makes Living by Allowing People to Drive Heavy Automobiles Over Prostrate Body . anyone who can prove that the Automobile used In the Utahna Theater to ran over FERRA, THE IRON To is not regular MAN. CYLINDER MODEL, audience. 0LPSM0B1LE FORTY STOCK SIX HORSE-POWE- R, TOURING CAR 1908 loaded with passengers selected from the TO ANY ONE WHO CAN PROVE THERE IS ANY TRICK OR FAKE IN THIS ACT, 1 THAT AGREE TO PAY THE SUM ABOVE MENTIONED. FERRA, THE IRON MAN (Signed) S J'if to an wndisputsd fact ts tell anyone that it is possible for a man by the aid ? physical eultura and clean living ts develop muscles so marvelous as That this act ia now ena ef the most unique an the vaudeville ts maka tham as hard as iron and withstand th terrible on pact of autemobila, driven at th rata of ten mils, an hour, loaded with passenger and weighing mors than tw tons, is samsthing really beyond the comprehension of anyone but, nevertheless, FERRA, known and eallsd throughout tha East as THE IRON MAN, performs this wonderful fast of allowing an automobile to bo drivon ovor hit prootrato body, laying on hto stomach and hitting o marvelous, that after bang run over with th automobile thor ia not tho slightest bruise or mark upon hio body. half way between the waiqf and ths shoulders. FERRA muscular development FERRA comoo direet te the Utahna from the Crystal Theater, Denver; wher, ho played to crowded houeoa for ono weak. Ho will bo here for but on week, eommoneing Sunday, Sep! 27. This is, perhaps, your only ehanee to witneea this wonderful performance and ts have missod it moans that you have missed seeing tho ono great act now behind tho footlights. Bts'deo FERRA, THE IRON MAN at th Utahna for next week, w hove the TWO GARDELLS, who do wonderful and moot difficult roller skating performance on the tight wro. This is something atrictly now and original, aa tho Gardolla are tho only Tight Wire Performers who ovor performed this wonderful and difficult sc! All peraono into rested in thot lovoly pastime roller skating ahould not fail to sso this act. In addition to this wo have other big acts and our moving pictures ora th very latest conception of that wonderful genius, Edison, and nothing but th boat pictures that money can buy and skill produce. a'-ag-e 1 MOVING PICTURES: O Yellowstone Park Hold-uA Southern Romance of ILLUSTRATED SONGS BY OUR NEW ALTO SINGER, MISS LAVON-WRIGH- T p, Slavery Days and Others TEE HJTAENA THEATER Cents - i ADMISSION 10 Cents 0 . Reserved Seats 20 All Next Week, September 27,1908 0 |
