Show ' 11 ‘ d V rt a ’ 1 ' 1 - J1! -v' - 1 1 - £ J ’ - A 7 2 1 " 1 - " ! 1 J t- 1 g ' J r Ji ‘ A n EDITORIAL VJ PAGE : Arthur & ‘ A Tr ' 1 LZ- M Brown J Editor ’ 1 - -1? 5? fc - - - ' HERALD 1 - - - a- ’ 11 '' ' L" -’REPUBLICAN IB Salt " July Saturday Lake City it " m" 4 i i x " ’ 1 & Calamity " S Howlers Utah’s UPPORTERS Wheat —— — — —— — 1 Crop — I 1 I 1 —— — — Up Bobbing Psychological in Serenity What Is —4 Material? Raw of the statisticians administration telling are of that the BY WINIELD JONES theoretical program production of wheat President Wilson are seeking refuge is not keeping pace with the increase in behind the cfy that any referenceto business population and the July consequent demand WASHINGTON 10—The ex conditionsas they are in the United for foodstuffs Utah plugging along porters of the nation plus some of Statesis of necessitythe Avail of a “calamity with a steady increase in production the officials of the present administration howler" The man vyho mentions Yesterday’s year carried have been every news holdinga national conventionin the fact that building the that operations in welcome announcement Washington for the purpose of devising cities during the last five Utah would produce 5160000 bushels of and ways months show a falling off of $22271249 winter wheat and the means for increasing our markets report of the in foreign countries The is meeting was a “calamity howler” and hanging is United States bureau’bf crop forecasts called the too good for the man who quotes government which made this estimate July adds National oreign Trade convention reports showing the falling off that the five-year average for Utah from in exports and the increase of imports 1909 to 1913 was 3311000 bushels This is a very natural move to make into during the few months since the Underwood Three important factors enter after had we divided our home markets tariff bill this gain of nearly £000000 bushels with free foreign was passed competition against our The newspaper of today that fulfills one being the perfect vfeather conditions home producers its obligation to the the immense in the prints another increase public the Speakers at this conventionreferred to in the wheat acreage of the jstate brought about news and every paper of note the hope that we could sell largely through the development of arid our “raw country has printed from time to time items of news which contained the farms and the third i§ the spreading abroad and added that the vlue R M&iWfJinu'ini gospel of efficient (Aeven of the “raw material” consisted from information: arm manageirlent 9 30 to 90 Tour times the number of idle cars that is being done by the Agricultural per cent in its labor cost T) ’‘one college of Utah and the It is a kind of “raw material” new as were noted year ago government It has been case of nip and tuck has 30 to 90 of a which per cent labor in Commercialfailures in May the largest a of fact for the month in between the wheat eatprs and the wheat “raw material” means fourteen years vhtc ajl Wrt'TiNQ materialmatter which has not been worked upon Shipments abroad of more than $50-000000 growers of the world many years — has no labor cost in it the statisticians which in gold the first half of Ten ore in during years ago estimated the ground is raw material but the ore that the annual per capita consumption of has been dug and smelted into pig iron is wheat at four bushek while recently Gross earnings of railroadsmore than finished the product of the smelter Yet James J Hill was authority for the ii per cfnt under these for May 1915 the pig iron is raw material to the steel A declineof 50 per cent in the orders statement that the consumption of wheat mill but the watch spring is its finished had risen to busliels for steel This accounts seven product The watch springis the raw material largely for the steady advance in price list of the This “calamity howls” might to watch manufacturer but the be extended indefinitely and ormerly wheat was something of a confined to — tt--t delicately adjusted watch is his finished luxury and half of Europe lived on black absolute truth regarding the real condition product while in the United States “hasty is of businessin the bread What raw material country today Is it rain and pudding” and corn cdke was on almost sunshine that makes the Publication of false reports or the of real facts Many economically minded farmer’s clover that feeds his sheep or is would not cure the every table families had only it the farmer’s wool evils while the white bread or the manufacturer’s on rare on other hand conditions special cloth or the tailor’s suit of clothes'? only be the occasions while now rye or can remedied by general and Whose raw materialis not the finished awakening of the publicto the truth of corn bread is a rarity of the product producer lower down on the the situation Utah’s winter wheat ranks high in Then will come the remedy list? quality and in production to the acre through the ballot box And which class of producers therefore the Utah is among the first states of PSYCHOLOGICAL OR REAL? to be are sacrificedat home in order to union These conditions have been enable our to PRESIDENTis WILSON says the overcome in brought about largely through intelligent psychological Secretary labor cheapness the foreign producers? soil although Utah’s unsurpassed We pay our working peopletwo to five world-wide and Redfield says it is Despite may claima share of the credit times as much as does any European Henry ord one of the few big business the fact that by far the All this has been greater part of the accomplished under men whose businessis in prosperbus condition Utah wheat crop is raised without irrigation policy of protective tariff a tariff which a the today goes President one — the of something over first insured average our home market exclusively better by that there" is depression saying no twenty-six in this to bushels to the acre our home producers even with America’s real or psychological that of of the high state is nearly twice taking- the with a private and motive continuous employ some are money wages The employer whose plant is struggling O to buy their greatest wheat producing states of the PUBLIC a a a way back to Congressment — along on short time in an effort to union It takes brains and good soil to with public Before protection to American labor money keep his organization together until such ceased raise wheat in under the Democratic tariff mills Utah without irrigation time as he can profitable but Utah has the brainsand the soil and resume on a (Los Angeles Times) were unable to supply all that our great ( Collier’s Weekly) pressive taxation through the lavish basis of recent cares little whether the depression the gains in production in the next five Republican prosperous nation wanted and was able to THE ROAD TO RUIN THE ACHILLES HEEL have is real or psychological and of which kept taxes high and buy one We had no cry of “overproduction” any CENATOl SMOOT of Utah calls attention but only years will exceed those of any like period 'T’HE vulernablepoint of the Democratic reduced the purchasing power of the the complaint that the hundreds of thousands of workingmen people’s toll businessmcn in the historyof the state elections this We demand a return to the to the fact that partyin the congressional imports during could not keep up with their orders until simplicity and who have found their earning befits L economy which a fall lies in the following quotation from the democratic government May 1914 increased $29900000 and curtailedor destroyed may have new factories could be completed All dP TRADE their platform of 9 THE TREND 1913 1912: face decreased $33000000 over May h is In the of this plank the production was working overtime present own opinion as to the psychological IB BON wrote a famous history on We denounce the profligate waste of gold Democratic Congress has been the most The exports were enormously And now in less than a year after free-trade the aspectof the situation the “Decline and all of the Roman money wrung from the people by opthe and wantonly wasteful in history of the and the receipts from the income Wilson administration the What the wage-earner wants is the In the and Empire” pride federal If set up the old power in tax but 50 cent of the esti rankest government we were change were per weary chance to make the goods which now of Rome on the ascetiding scale sum few of the cry “Overproduction” and concede that campaign this fall mated are being furnished the United States by possible would have thought nu’n was would set the statisticiansand the These figures are not psychologicalbut there is a “spirit of unrest and depress-sion” the mills we and factories of Europe What they want the diplomats to help Similarlyin many wel establishedbusiness vestigators busy the and and Democratic actual demonstrate that Democratic the employer is fair of wants a measure houses there are fhe seeds of decay “pork” bills and confineour campaign to legislation under the skillful guidance of sell abroad our surplus com even while protection against the cheap labor of It shipload after shipload of corn and other AMUSEMENTS TODAY alone The merchants of any community them wasn ’t merely wanton Dictator Wilson is sending the countryto Europe and a chance to do business on a wastefulness It comes near being larceny the devil with the swift and intrepid tread grain are imported from South America range themselves into two classes There fair basis Empress theatre — Vaudeville230 p m free into this greatest of all farm countries on the part of individualmembers for they of a jackass 780 p 915 p m toward a peck of oats are those who have art established trade m and If the administration tariff bill had Pantages theatre — Vaudeville245 p m President AA’iDon has made a bad matter great or small Some 6f them think they 730 p 915 p m m and reduced the cost of living materially can worse when he challengedthe right’ of T— now live on the fruits of their past Rex theatre — Motion pictures and music there would be at least some ground for efforts American business men to unite in protests All they hive Jo do is to sit still Continuous performance p m to Children’s Day the Empress This at Afternoon 1 policies of 11 against the business-destroying p m argument as to the wisdom of the Democratic and their will regular customers come theatre policy of free trade Mehesy the free-trade administrationand a Democratic The wageearner — Motion pictures and around and buy their goods music T Continuous performance — is hit by Congress Nothing more unwise or who hardest conditions The older people hp bought goods the imprudent has emanated from more psychological or real has found that store regularly at one almost White House than his recent remarks in his pay envelope has shrunken ashamed to be seen going were into another of business condemnaiion of the action to a distressingdecree the purchasing place They felt ii it and business as men organizationsin sending of what were almost an remains has shown no power act of letters to disloyalty Nowadays no one is Washington urging a cessation whatever Alt EMPRESS — Today all the youngstersin tied up anywhere of attacks go where the best on business town celebrate at the Empress The bill that If the President wants to stop the II ii 1 bargains are offered ew places have has been running the last week at that house Us Bit H Illi si! The real and actual grievancesof busi dissemination of news which gives a true any regularly established trade that closes with today’s thrfce performances and only President’s ness are emphasized by the can this afternoon a special performance will be insight into the business conditions of be counted on withoiit persistentsolicitation given for the children treatment of tjie matter in order that they may I the ’country he should begin with strict Wi ill B IH lui His a enjoy judgment is plainly faulty when he New customers must constantly the feature sketch at the house this censorship over all trade and week entitled “Circus This scolds business they industrial be sought to take the place of those that Days” Is the plead for men because sketch that introduces fake trained elephant a the righi to reports and he should see that every possible drop out qBPS continue to do business Why s8k&qSmiK and a trained giraffe a bucking mule and they' not join in such a half should request? means of publicity is given the crop class of dozen other novelties put on by company The other merchants are a of sgjil Are they to be without the seventeenmusicians clownsani acrobats OT reprimanded and brought reports which show that In by those that are coming year a to the delight of the kiddies the ii! r A or handicap of tariff legislationand the under the schoolmaster’s frown for doing persistentefforts to tell the public what bill that opens Sunday afternoonat the Empress what they bring about a returnof sill i fy can to pending assault on the industries the they are doing they build up their and ruhs for one week the headline own feature will be John Robinson’s four huge prosperity? I normal business United States would be enjoying a full constituency It is mde up not merely trained elephants "’51 Piffle and again piffle real measure of but — not psychological— of the drifters and floaters from ! have a They reason enoughand a right prosperity PANTAGES — Dancing maids are the dominant wideawake people who are drawn from for their this remonstrances and petitions feature of for there week’s Will less aggressive and imputation enterprisingstores with Pony In his hasty and are the Jolly Tars Moore to lead LITTERING THE STREETS of the brisk and of The business that does not advertise them througha maze of fun tells “conspiracy” on the part of the NIO matter how active street cleaning is usually the business that is going lively variety rank Bush dialect stories business interests that ! are asking relief apd creates a round of continuouslaughter 15 departments maybe the thoroughfares is from injurious policies President down The businessthat advertises The governmental our Military Girls are a dazzling of a town never look decently unless the business that is coming up array of beauty in gilded boots with an Wilson makes a new record of blare of trumpets Edwin stubborness" intoleranceand lack some spirit of neatness exists in the in “The of Passion” Crapo Garden appearsas It will minds of citizens of There is a good del of complaint “the perfect man" and aided by two agile common sense prove to be an impolitic action They have lordly some skillful Business has rights which about 'the picture of M ’Kinley is dancing U''£f?8r affifiew Js Sj&g £' manners being maids contributes ® raw and Jackson do patter turn that politicians throwing waste around Browne even a politician occupying the They seem to removed from the postal cards but the wins them applause much pictures Comedy presidentialchair ate bound to respect think that some street cleaner should be postmistresses will still see that no of the comedy kind complete the excellent business in servile bill The men whom the President“rebuked” attendance every minute to are bUng sent messages will be the pick their heard from at polls up leavings When they get REX— Warren Kerriganis given a io’o next November old enough to may" realize pay taxes they Speaker Clark may decline that in “The Silent Witness” at the Rex theatre what this would cost today that brings out the idealism of acting automobil but government probably a The play is peculiarly fitted for the talents of littered Disorderly and streets give number of the congressmen would feel Kerrigan and in its thrilling tensely dramatic tha impression that place has Wonderful Dog situations offers a a no community that they could perfonff their dutiesnnore vehicle in which spirit and is tthe popularactor makes one of his most too poor for street if they had efficiently hits The story breathes of the western cleaning The automobile traffic and Bill Hicks has a most remarkable dog It atmosphere and the countryis that in the rush of is dog also fishing dog It is a 'hunting a but that regarded as the duty of the which Kerrigan lives and calls his home A summer tourists places Salt doesn't hurt the story a bit second feature is in “The Skull”a melodrama Lake on dress parade A stream of newspaper writersto examine closely the of action It is a play that When Bill and his friends get out of an keeps one guessing through daily in the -with the dog strangers goes machines immodest gowns wonriby until the finale and for the' final climax automobile shotguns knows that women so a twist they are going after partridge and Immediately They pass the is reserved that simply takes one off judgment on be prepared to condemn as to them ingets busy the chair ‘‘Sophie of the ilms’’ chasing the birds If they place If it is disorderly they circulate appears get out of the automobilewith rifles the d”g in her further endeavors to play the role of kiddies dasj the Empress and the is at scenes The first shows the village street knows they are after rabbits and starts out leading in the “movies” and affords THIS two story that the town is slack and slovwoman this afternoon Manager Cook during the circus and the second It takes a wise dog to distinguish has parade accordingly of the laughable experiences warnings the interior of the big tent In view Colonel special performance of' his vaudeville shows Banked betweena shotgun and a rifle a high against Salt Lake fortunately has a reputation the back are the spectators Roosevelt has received?from the doctors The other day Bill®pdhis friends thought bill for the benefit of the MEHESY — The Keystone comedians with for wide clean streets and youngsters while in the foregroundare 100 or 150 “real” they would fool the dog and when thpy got this he ought not down t©try to' cut Arbucklein the lead present a roaring who have not been able to date to see the spectators Then the fun begins A giraffe more “atty” out of the automobileeach one had a fishpole is that should be of old two-reel farce at the today entitled one guarded than an acre hardwood trees' in one Mehesy capers in followed by elephant and a in his hand The dog knew they were “atty and the Heiress” “The Heart of feature sketch of this week program “Circus bucking mule and with an dav seventeen clowns after fish and immediatelystarted a hill Days” a Crook” is a dramatic Kay Bee two-part comedians acrobats and nnusicians the big and disappearedfrom view The story in is repaid in kind the curtain rings up this afternoon menof knew which kindness When act found its through twenty minutes there was no water within ten miles the A” players The children arc enjoying the free appear in a comedy oh “Circus Days” the little folks will find one of hilarious fun way spot where they stoppedand A man’s income is rhuch less when the The “lying of wondered where complications and mistakenidentities of the most pleasing and laughd'iple spectacles life of vacationby scream bill "Circus heads at the the dog could have hanging around the internal revenue man comes around than The which Days” gone entitled “Mein Lieber Katrina Catchesa has offered in nTonths vaudeville three jio butt into many Empress this week closes with today’s afternoon In a half hour the dog returnedand in his do ield is Heinie kitchen and asking “What shall Convict” George proprietor Days” is a of of the oiltime performances and now it is when he is trying reproduction one beginningSunday he held a large piece of dried codfish some of a restaurantand Katrinais proprietor mouth of circuses that used to play the swell club one-ring at that house the new bill will be headed which he had stolen from- a mother?” grocery store Heinie small towns of ‘the country The sketch is in by Robinson’sfour huge elephants twelve miles away and WHILE the the-world r JfC x s almost seventy-seven -3$ 1 ' 1 A - u materials” following ofthe 4 I fl itAs -for -The : 1 ‘ ? ? suppression depression free-traders nation $ DRIT SENTIMENT ' appropriations congresses capacity exports increased free-traders anti-Democratic in-upon 1 - - - a - — although CONTRIBUTED increase I ill-natured g S a gjkj " I j " ctM l 8 ill-considered ill accompanying egotistical J because : ' s a improper -J A decided t arranged reputation s -over 1 ' -“Circus I r -John -E-a: -'-2 '1 A t: - ' r 4-5 5 " iSHi iiM ff' 1914 Utah T s fj' 1 |