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Show SEPTEMBER o, THE SUNDAY EXAMINER, CCDEN UTAH, SUNDAY MORNING, imparted to them by their proJigiixik-rerBut in their nioriiuri-height. this height no freedom dwell. Ti,e?o s elevate the price tf laud to heights as lofty as their vp. but debase the taste i depth a k. a their In great, foundation, it i aluay, houses tin ell small people. Kiom afar the city lu.ks like a huge Jaw with black, uneven teeth. It belches forth cloud of siuoke fmo ihe sky. and sniff like a glutton suffering from When you enter it ino a you feel that you hive fsl'-estomach f brb-- and iron which swallows up millions i.f people, snd churn, grind and digest them. Tlie street aeetn like o many kuugiy throBis into some unseen through which depth, hlwk piece of food -l- iving human beluga Everywhere ovei your your head, under nur feel, ami at iron, living iron emityour site . failed to life by ting horrible nri-athe power cf pilil. inspirited by it. It enreloprs man ia its cobweb, deafening him, lurking hi life blood, deadening hi mind. a, THE SOCIALIST DEPARTMENT Of THE MORNING EXAMINER si.'iH-tuic- Conducted by the Socialist Patty of Ogden. Editorial Committee: Any quedicn concerning Socialism iMMitC. Address all comto K. S. Hilliard, munication 657 Twenty wvenih Street. KATE S. HILLIARD E. A BATTELL : tiding ha not et been upon the IvkikIIsi pmpagandOioisdu, hoi 'in' foi'hblding of a Socialist turning and the ordering of the Socialist agi S"r out of the "aaci-ed 'he Mine Ownprecrni-ts'- ' ers- Associatb-ha hern started by the Marshall Naylors at Cripple Creek who ordered August iblihaua from the dial rlvt, and In sno'hvr place bs property. r iiikI ft THE CALL OF THE HOUR. Kvvrv ini poiiiicr. 'hievea tihmiiri Tills, You w- i tie - will pluu-(le- past inn well, ban shown. plajt-- ireanni with ymr 1 Cognac For Automobiles. Shur'l.v before lie Bhah was ill doubted that there arrived fiom i'aris an automoIt tun no longer Almost before ii was unpacked ilu-iaie two (ioveruments In UnaMa. bile. hits majesty wished to ace ii wruked. of the tzar, One is the tJovernmeni Sire." said the grand vizier, "there of the pe ihe the i the --Is no spirit available for the motor. which with The pie ihe Bliah. And aeiiieiii-of the people's Executive No apiru!" exclaimed of IS'iK. Get some old cognac my the office are lielng enforced by the TeraiaH monAnd of flasks Min-the l.igrliarakia. of the heaed with the fact arch' automobile wasflask.-the lliemans, etc., 2 pound rfye L'Eclatr at cognac two of compering as to the exist eoce ot a'taie a u the and -Inert Ike Wot docs 'procrastinate' war :hm the country (I ml a itseil in. mean? Homeless Homer To put off. Inert Ike Gee, but wusn't we procrasPROSECUTING GORKY. TWO GOVERNMENTS. rn-so- I . the present uwn ann-inl- ; You've the power, now' lhhoiir. Hresk oui stisrkies, make ail Mid. Your gnti-- sires, Imili the fires li Fnnn wliieh Freedom shot Us me Lei eaeh memiiei now sd1 timber, Klse n wsiii miisi rile In shame. Hut l dJovi-rwnen- t prci-iaioi- rxe-cutio- - , , 'Tie a ba'ile w.- niu-If wr would lite a nisies; To In e f re' men we mnsl be nieii, our fathers' Fra ?. Or .Mind no wepilier. all tugei , Ye must Dahl for one (rainl ;nsl (I rear our rause is. and who pauses tliii rctnrds tin- N'ruggling who.e. - nt iiK're pa. - iliti I'mpie, tiv VI!h Hard i. Nighi Is quaking. dan i nreahiig R.iJy. sinker. mmu in rinfcl lKir sleeper ro hi. reaper, We've ne'er niet s fairer sky. All lhal's growing is unr sowing Every kernel Is )inr own M. MORAN. and tinated firm ds; fast freight! bi-r- The Russian liowriinieui, in ihreat-eninto prosecute I'.orhy again "for inciting a revolutionary tri-abureaurratlet movement abroad, f tioih honoring and aiding the great The old rtor-i- a loo hour; author; honoring him by making him Weve a better method nw, the object of its futile Iniimindailou; (live the nation etliirslion re(lire them Truth, tor that's the how. aiding him by ranting into strong the more effective, and the lief, rendering rani toilers, spoilers I'p. then, worthy object of his visit lo thin counFar from out your honest files; Let no ehiikers roll you, woikers, try. an object which it has falsely and lie tiui rharmed by their false vainly tried to besmiich and hamsmiles. per. The Car ought to be urged 10 keep- up auch tactics; they hurt no one o much as himself. THE MATTER OF REGULATION g aaii-Ruatia- - - How it Will bt Dons Uedsr Socialism Mastsrhdod Must Go. LO, A LABOR LEADER! Neenah.. Win., Aug. 27 John MU' rhell, president of the Initcd Mine uuiier How will thuiFe he arrived here and went on asks ihe defender of capi- a flailing trip in the yacht of William talism. Ily the people Iheiuselrea, Ullhert of the Gilbert Taper company. through circled delegate and a imin' Ihtratuin. The country is safe! Who can duiilii 111 ''Several gentlemen In evenThis fart must neer lie Sight ing rlnthea who had Just' come out of of. Hooliillsm is linpnaalhlo without the theater" the ness Hem does not. Aa add whither they were bound ran ponsrloitK, Inteliigeat Hnriallsm is a higher rnneept. of hu- armua an open air Socialist meeting man and human rclutlona. an on upper Broadway. Immediately the must there lie a higher general aver- Indignation of ihe five gentlemen clothe who had Jnei age of Intelligence and real moral n lu evening to guide and mould the Socialist come out of the theater, took Are. State. They aaw and heard assailed ai that meeting all that they held dear lo conditions - that is, live in idleness upon the sweat, of The how people gel their living - is al- ni hers brows, to gamble lu Wall street ways reflected In social aciinna and in water stocks, lo pollute the family, el hies, Today the struggle for tslel-enc- to commit perjury by awnartng off forces and develops the brine in their taxes, and to go from the the tJivcn eco- ater in evening clothes to some faniHn, wonuin and child. nomic security, a higher and a hotter vorite dehanch.became inThey ly tie of liunisns is poestlile. Socialism censed. rushed for the police and causwill make that poMaiblr. ed the arrest of the Anarchists.' Safe la the country! Can any one doubt will not, and cannot, and thit fart? L. - . should make augels - but It will make men snd women more reasons hie IT MEANS TO LIVE. WHAT and fraernal by developing and fos' ' tering their higher natures. To live means to live beautifully, and with all the power of the bravely no klnsterhoiid must be abolished; Mill. To live means to embrace with man wan ever barn, or ever will be out minds all the whole universe, to burn, worthy to be master over the mingle our thoughts with all the selife of suoiher man. To rid himself crets of existence, and in do all that of a monster a man would be Justified is possible tn order to make life around In committing any act whatever. us more beautiful, more varied, freer crime and brighter. la the original social from which spring all oilier rrlinep. It seenta to me thaf what ta superlawho contributes In The individual larking to America is a desire tively any measure inwards Its abolition de- for beauty a thirst for thorn plea Hines serve well of hunmsnity. Capitalism which it alone ran give, to the ntlnd la the most despot lo master that ever and tn the heart. Our earth is the cursed ihe world. When are we go- heart of the earth. The Rtmnger It ing to have a sufficient number of beats the more beautiful Is life. In clean smiled men and women to America the heart beats freely. Apstamp It out? pleton's. -- (From Ihe Sidney, Australia. People.) WtM-ker- la tha character of the transfer service we supply our patrons. Prompt, nltabla and at low cost, any time you say wc'U be on your Job and hauills It agpedliloualy and l't Bot-lsli- welL ALLEN ac-tlo- TRANSFER CO. e Phone 12 for t your. . The Only DoaMc-Trac- k Ralway bctwMB the Miuouii River sad CbkagA The d THE FREEDOM OB OUR COUNTRY Overland Limited Lmurlea Trala la the World Complement and drawing-roo- m sleeping can, observation cars, din and library Ing can, can, with barber, bath and Boot- -I lovers Library; entire train electric I lighted, through to Chicago without charge. Direct connection fur j The Mali UGLINESS OF A GREAT CITY. 1 Far mu on the shore, silent and History Is repeating itself, Puling the flay a of Abolitionist agitation the dark skyscrapers'' are nut lined finutliern Bourbon allowed no Abolgainst the f"g. Rectangular, with no itionist meeting to be held In ihelr desire to be beautiful, these dull, heavy sacred precinct: no known Abol- piles rise up Into the sky, stern, cheerlo enter less and morose. In the window of itionist waa allowed even ihoNP prcrlnrtsp: and if any did utter these prison there are n flowers, and confiscated" and no children are anvwhere seen. was bis hiniwlf either tarred and feathered Straight, uniform, dead lines without and ridden on a rail, or told m grace of outline nr harmony, only an the place within u few minutes. The air of cold and haughty presumption. buffet-smoki- ng I St Paul and Minneapolis C v A. iu Walker. Chicago & toe Smith k Deadly Contrasts iI(hs nut il.in'l. linns l.uiNir jtnl ilon'i. Hum I ship, kik-- t'npit.il IjlIlOl' wealth; Capital hmiKcs eni in down (I li l) kwag In nr, 'be Capliai -- c in i I.ahor n"CRniseil; i lioll I. make Caprali.-'- ! mu. Capiie.l not Capual . frfplt-i- l ia not. Capital is nig. nixed; Capii.il is supreme; lariwir i sub-so- i vi en i, pHiaccs; the mill, rap om.- - tip- Latin1 e m - tool msnr-ganlsr- Iilior law; .'preientwd i ; I nbor rtora i of i. own the tools of iliirihii-Unn- ; p:i'n yinllc louiii! the .1 r li ; Capital I don't ja lio,1 'I 'n'I. I. s iini inaUr gun: I'dpital don'1. Capilal mu,, ihe jobs; Iihnr don't, Labor is the man tn li'.n.l the cun; Capi!il ho'i'..wra; Ijlmr don'i. ilon't. Cupli.il is mu capital labor flr.liw t;iinuu ilisi as- - ,md Capital bio- -, Ijfhvr don't. dr.i'h. Capiinl don'i Ciitntnlis' .imlilne; lAi'iorera will I a!or h. .f.pi at ; buil'i- capital tun. ilon'i Capual nr- -- sta arc Iden-lra- i; I abor ih icarl tha lnr is d'lhi-'-.- i got Cnpi'al don't Cap.ialins i liminse eompetitinn: I ab-iharnoss.-hr Ul'niiDi sicsm .tnd T'pf. wind. Capital ('api'a!i' merge; laborers will I.alioi fcds ihe wnuiii. Capiijil mu ' don't . , ar wreabhy; Labor U laibor clot lie the world, Capual poor dont. nine and wine: Ciipualislihnr I aboi store of dies and whipe. gat her i OOP . don't. Capital e florid; Laborer a -- r CapitaiiM Labor dolvo for coal. Capital don't. pallid mines for wobl anl silver; Ciipuaii' rtrc well clad: laihnmr Capital ilon'r. are ill ela.i Imhor fs.! the fore' ; C.it.i'al Cupi'at h.i fortunes; iJibor mistov-tunedon'i I.ahov works wi'h i'k I'.fc in u Capital mills'll; Liibor mil's. b.inils; t aplal non't Capual eoii'rolw all: Iibor control i !,i law fiilll.a of prog. ijboChd:ih) dont. Capi'a1 vs; lathor suffers. eivlltz.i inn; laib.o iiiake powsible Capital !ia a good time. Ijibor a d ha-dnn'i. Capital time I jilsvr smooth- - the path for the Capita' hi g hard head; ljiln.r a weak. CapMa' don'i. sop hi ad jitMir is the luirdrn of ihe many; Capita! owns the mines, mills, face Isn't Caplisl and o on: laibnr- tories, r s'wvr Is everwhing; Capi'a! ':s not. nothin' dn'p E. M. K. nil l.aimr demand. Capi'ai get Yatjitiiive,, B. U. l Cap-cahe aeonudu eiery'hiP.g: nothing I Can-.'.- i or has every vb't Ijilmr agggai Well Mounted CAPITAL VS. LABOR. f hip. anil IuiiMs IjiImiv fapPal nil produces Liluir lunlils fapiiiil ilon'i capital. fy. rn Mata Street. Laks dty. Utah. Ii. i. vs. fu.1 utotained ftn Cienaral Aflent, Kora-Weste- labor ni Ticket, rvftcrvatkm. faniial ibor li Ix-- d nci-n- s I Ca-it- ali' - pn-cio- g e-- 1 i fi-- fiist-rlas- u s - ia every piece of harness that leavei our store. Earh piece is fashioned ( and most select ni the best metals, and the throughs lu every rented. Our out is saddles are the talk of all horse-bac- k riders for comfort and ease, and they re scrupulously made and finished by experienced operators. Give us a call when you next need something in nur line. . J.C. Plait Saddlery Co. 2281 Washington Ave. 878 23d 8L 936 |