Show w’ J EDITORIAL & W- ' A k -'S' PAGE Tuesday Bl r fe 1 1914 21 July I ? j -S’ Arthur J Brown Editorril7iwilll owl ok H v' si ’ 'w ESI 'Bk jHr HI y i - H’7 M T 2 H a IS-4 Jr ’ Salt -wiw- Bl I Lake Utah City r - 1 A 2 v —--I hr b J uU- His Cue History Repeats Waiting Watchful More I $ : 'd'z'’- Tariff Hits A Sugar and I T chance given the workingmen comes Pascual Orozco 1 S 1 BY WINIELD JONES of the devilishdisregard for the feel-the United States to labor that I 4 Kearns morning organ he makes good times A lawyer may have rej scares dove of from the finest legal VV7 AoHINGTON D C July 20— Thetariff peace away education that money W suits of the operationof the new Mexico just after all the troubles in that and hard work can obtain the physician law as its affects the domestic sugar via turbulent'country had been settled by W in the may be the greatest Wilson with the aid of the Tribune world and the merchantsurgeongive the uuanv nit! iiirmnsout just as nre dieted inj may this correspondencewhen th© tariff bill The best we can say for Orozgo is that most for the was have the finest money and for his failure pending before the special session of Con line of goods nd as penalty to be good just but if one comes to gress when as the Kearns organ says purchase their advice services or wares now rri X? r j u© per cenr reductionm tho sugar “We have a situation where peace has all three will starve to death or take to tariff which was effective $si s’I March 1 last and virtuallybe 'restored” he ought to be other vocations to make their living 'V' was equivalentto a reductionof 34 cents a made to read the Tribune’s former The present Democratic tariff laws hundred pounds has been absorbed by thd pa’ge 5 refiners and have taken away th© campaign cry of the freQ every day from the American Novy that Wilson has won his campaign workmen the chance to labor It has tradersthat sugar would be 2 cents a pounc of cheaperto the consumer if th© tariff were peace in Mexico we note that given to the European workmen prosperity the has for removed glimmering Th© onlj Kearns organ has decided that the European gone goods are being onewho are benefitedby the reduction President has won in the matter of universal sold cheaper in this country than American far ar© the refiners of raw cane Here is a sample of what made goods If the sugar ii peace American gsssssasssgs New York A great deal of dissatisfactioi the cat brought in for the Tribune’s leading workman would labor for the same is being manifested not only by the — W editorial yesterday domestic European workman money which the raw sugar industry but by live many Democrats President Wilson has signified his labors and under the same conditions in over the desire that the peace which the law is working treaties be ratified then way the American workman out and it is at this session and the that a persistent Senate rumored foreign relations would have the chance to labor and will b© made in committee has been r Congress next winte notified through Secretary Bryan would earn sufficientto live to — remove the free sugar clause in the laiy If that not put a double rivet on But the American workman will not gaisss Vi and fix a permanent duty of 1 cent a pountj —ggsssaS SSssSg-L— JSSSSSSB-11 !?" i'v the cliains that bind the do that SSgSB SHSSSSSSassss :? 'U dogs of war and he is right in his stand (??'' Y’ ""gSJ!L 1"" ? Jfc? fY on sugar it can’t be done We suggest that the Thousands of skilled mechanics in As a result of this tariff law thirteen States! administration should immediately prepare the United States today are in beet sugar factories in th© United worse for the ibmE Ur v8? A? influx of European plowshares fix than the lawyer without clients the — which handlesqm© 500000 tons of beets a that will not be Thi will be year manufactured from doctor without patients or the merchant operated this year will result in a loss to of the swords of all Christendom the beet without customers for the American growers over $3000000 year Owing to this law! These treaties are the ones characterized workingman is the greatest sufferer also there will be 20 cent less by Colonel RoosEVELT the “vapor-’ about per as from the effects of the tariff law The beets harvested this vear than Inst which ings of a lot of old of both sexes” rolling mill man who formerly earned women loss of involves a further but when he said that the $7000000 coloneldid not $50 in six days carries out the This is not the only loss that will L A' ’' ‘lie know that President Wilson was going ashes sweeps the now porch and cuts the be The raising of sustained to “signify his desire that they be ratified” sugar beets for $i day a The miner who has so increased the fertility of the soil that grass and then far let Secretary so as to earned $4 a day either sits in idleness the yield an acre of other crops on grown 106 the Bryan notify foreign relations waiting for the something to turn up or same soil has increased from 50 to committee of that desire to work on goes a farm for $i a day JW! per cent has been produced for years and board The Cane ULSOMENESS? railroad men who have sugar WHY allTHIS in large quantities in this Louisiana and thU HY fulsome praise for been laid off on account of decreased Texai industry has just been started in transportationare seeking other employment President Wilson and his administration In the former state thirty-six their sugar plantations in the or are receiving benefits from Kearns now appearing Z y have quit business I’OUjnie and the Louisiana IZ In past the public organizations morning organ? years sugar industry has been dealt a ruinous has been led to believe that the Tribune This has happened before! In 1893 blow at the hands of its friends iti own the largely by same condition existed The Democratic was owned men who Congress The domestic sugar manufacturers in politics and rants and tears and cries national party practical busijreSs men were Republicans are hard-headed for days the up to a few its policy indicated aloud "common peepul” but it and it has been a ago matter of surmise tha is that it held a their judgment has had so little effect upon no brief for the Wilson matter of history that there is the chance for the It has the lawmakers at American workman (Copyright H914 by The PhiladelphiaInquirer Co) Washington even gone so far as is certainly to to labor except when it gets into It to be hoped that the ruin express good will towards the industries being of causedby this legislation will be remedied Utah affected disastrously by power power and foists its tariff theories on at the earliest possible moment the administration bill and within the the unsuspecting American people It is value to the last month it an industry of great commented editoriallyon country the beet growers last year receivr not WORN-OUT THUNDER business conditions— real psycho ing O y $32000000 and since no one but the logical? William Jennings Bryan is for (SC Loiiis Globe-Democrat the one single personal aim of his policy tion of Woodrow Wilson appear thes© Q New York Iri the last in sugar refiners are benefitedby Mexico has been reached Huerta is going week though it appears woman suffrage He admits it with THE WORST MAY BE TO COME the He passageof the law there is every reason that the daily task of the without firing a salute to our flag Kearns morning all the enthusiasm that has characterized ’T’HE worst responsibility of the United CLEVELAND H DODGE $60000 for undoing the injury that has alreadybeen treating that 1 demand with the same THOMAS States in D organ is to settle half of the President’s his adoption of the array of subjects op Mexico is vastly increasedby goes JONES $43000 sustained silent contempt with which he ignored Mr troubles and excuse the other half which he has orated ever since he made the resignation of Huerta and his departure of al A paltry $17000 separateJones from The downward course of business Wilson’s ultimatum of November 2 last that — There is a well defined rumor afloat that his reputation as the boy orator of the from the country did not need trifle to We one business the tariff he should at once affected by resign office But he is — a mere — become: The Herald-Republican is Of course as the President Huerta’s assurancethat the resignationhad patriotic endeavors organizedthe zinc every rapid and a Republican Platte whose month marked’ at last That be the fact of more more the may that capital manifest and decided going trust of newspaper and that it stands for the protection representativesof the clubwomen been forced by “the on $10000000 April imports and exports tabulatedby the importance to Mr Wilson but the largely of of this of the great at Utah’s industries and this rumor national protectionwhich once paid a profit of $5 government show why capital is being country the power great body of American citizens who will 000000 water has If afforded to the rebels” The in public Democratic platform intentionallysidestepped bonds instead of in indus may be confirmed at any time how far they in the now see are involved identification of this with That the Senate committee the have try Kearns morning organ has enlisted should why mills and factories are running on votes for women and far be it of the parties to the governmentcontest one responsibility of restoring in government been blind to the patriotic service of Jones half time closing for good Mexican as why work-men under the Wilson banner for the coming from the President to stray or from the against the other Mexico are anxiousto know what is soon is unbelievable plain long ago Into the harvester skilled or unskilled it’s time for path for was made Consider are hunting jobs campaign about outlined him at Baltimore to some The come Carranza has from the first been trust he put only the price of one share say in harvest fields or sitting discourageda withholdingof recognition from the authoritativeannouncement With Bryan it is different because than He has been obdurate Huerta after its more $110 and Huerta provisional about yet accordingto the President home why stores big and little are finding at all times resentful of our interference When the Provo woolen mills Nebraska voters will vote for or against organization under government more Mexican constitutional worked marvels for the redemption of business slack and obligationshard to with working hours because of a lack a storage amendment next November forms on Mexican affairs than the government that graceless ebruary 19 1913 was a clear monopoly from its sins meet with which we were of orders as the result of the dealing while Underwood The Commoner early in the campaign from traditional American policy the Wilson presidential Into trust he put Item after item tells the same story of refusing to its The tariff bill both the recognize authority new Kearns organs says but it might have been justified least Is it that the stealing or at wonder Presidentforeign goods the market from tin provisionalpresident Carbajal will not be $43000 place any sought to inject politics into the situation And may that not for him onthe highest financial Let her vote! condemned had it not been followed recognizedby him nor will he accept any demands American manufacturer not because th which has through the ages by series of acts unmistakably aligning They both knew more about the of the land and declares the a board prefers foreign goods but because hereto quickly by the A B (' mediators ever enabled grasp great proposed consumer reasons for the reduction in the working us with The truths armed forces in Mexico in revolt “peculiarly personal” the middleman prefers them cconomit His attitude is one — made her “the last at the cross which genuine against the If hours than did the management of the and the first at the sepulchre” so government so constituted We Americans can respect Senate committeecould do this thing invasion ncroaches further month bj I but will it be — rect her In the of her have secretly first what millsj and the lie po-to at through such strange to Jones would it do to his only competitor month industry flags no longer does sur was given their stories litical duties as by Air The report of the add new glories to Wilson? in unselfish factories workirfg ful by the Democratic embassiesas that of John Lind and that of patriotismClevelandII plus productionfrom her and through her still further bless paper owned by Jesse President's high elation does not reassure and Do dee our race William Bayard Hale time permit Knight mor© openly at really the experiment with foreign markets it or worst may be yet to the last through the seizure of Mexican customs us Althbugh the Kearns morning organ exports’decline Mr Bryan wants these votes too come ports and the of sequestration revenues lias claimed a he place in the Republican and (Pittsburgh Dispatch and proposes to capitalizehis position added attraction needed for the support of the only Nature” as the special the ranks its readers may expect any time to acrobats will end on subject at every chautauqua HUERTA’S RESIGNATION the Royal Najnba Japanese (Los Angeles Express government in the country and the their vitli the performancesthig learn from its columns that the administration engagement in Nebraska lifting of the embargo on the sale of arms reports and engagement an4 IS 1KIEXICO CITY Washington THE REPUBLIC YET UNGRATEUL and Tomorrow sees tariff law has been of inestimable afternoon evening His position right now reminds one to the constitutionalists accepts the news that Huerta has tendered other entirely new show occupyingthat thea-l contributedpowerfully TO JONES The headline act will be an oriental and value to the beet sugar industry of Utah of the other vaudeville artists who to the weakening of the Mexican government his resignation to the Mexican con trc spirit of than lese majeste VVNAT classic dancingai featuring Irene Glennorl and that the Tribune always did Salt worse believe to hand Lake audiences a lot and the strengthening of its foes ’’ what madness of sheer anarchy what gress and ten associated dancers in an East Indian that free trade would increase the value of If there is string to Wherefore our responsibility for what this resignationlegend entitled “Kingdom of rough stuff about votes for women no Dreams” demon of revolt against the “new constitutionand of Utah’s farms industriesand help the and then Carbajal aetualy takes over the reins because their audiences fail to may follow the overthrowing of the govern-iment of freedom” treason what black in increases of west generally the of their Mexico We at last1 as provisional president appreciate novelty stunt add are against the forces of government UTAH — Aside from the scenic dress of th© righteousness could the the of the end of that cul de with picture play “Cabiria If Tribune has switched to the a few more brilliant witticismsabout cold near beginning pending adjustment Carranza on the new motion production have swayed the Senate committee on banking audiences twlc large basis of general which is attracting Wilson-Bryan amnesty to the Huertists daily crowd why not say so? dinners on election day He will find sac into which we suffered ourselves to he and theatre this week the 'filxq at the Utah currency that it should have led when it was being that Mr the only questionwill be whether Carranza assumed of play possesses that for is by vote of 7 to 4 the dramatization D’Annunzio’s votes no wonderful a nomination and women good be trusted to the will of tenseness and Wilson’s motives might of constitutionalists agree to moments power Thomas D Jones to be a member of the dramatic innovation in the west and we doubt the CONDITIONS CHANGE that photoplay amnesty Carranza with characteristic seldom seen in thelegipns of the govern not only this country but others as federal ‘reserve board? prediction that the of The marching Rome the accuracy well The for what follows A N OT HER rate hearing opened in chautauquas responsibility obstinacy may refuse and insist on will put of scenes the burn-1 out the Before such sinister and treacherous Carthage the battle direct standing our acts must be ours Salt There is no such surrender or force Lake yesterday wherein the Should he Ing of the camp — all have bearingort only sign of the duty of a Senate committee to when BrYa$ speaks on thing as escaping it now do so he is likely besides the story of the play This again room Having overturned prolonging the narrows shippersof Utah will fight against an advance the confirmall nominations marked “personal” war and inflicting several of the principals subject of suffrage Vaudeville performers down to interest in the of a Mexican government which for a by heavier losses on Jiis chiefly approximately 15 per cent in the President patriotism itself Sofonisba Carthaginian stands young including Mr Bryan who and half the face of and to by the are year a in country prevent recognition powers grave princess played by Miss Italia Manzini Missl freightrates fromrthe east The fight in the the aghast show business and postpone the final adjustment years has been a ear round multiplying difficulties performed the Manzini for more than two basis a entircKdifferent from that should pick ilm company! stuftf for But it is not merely because the President of the regular Jtala their What may follow either course whether member her more new functionsof government in that country we shj entrj- into motion pictures waged three or four years ago which the nomination of acts Mr Jones there will not be the usual development of Before must see to it that that government is not to be pfoclaimed in relief was a dramaticactress having played at the amounting to approximately by anarchy ‘'peculiarly personal” to himselfthat a counter revolutionremains to be seen succeeded “Public necessity” Teatri Constant! theatre in Rome three-quarters of a milliondollars its rejection will horrify the nation Arrogant said in his General Huerta beginning The proper way to celebrate the of that sort whol a year to the Mexican insubordination may be day congress “admitted EMPRESS — In Onaip the illusionist would be by the to In the first fight Utah shippers were proposed theMaiden Aunt’s break out occasionallyuntil the j headlines the present bill at the Empress that! chamber of deputies the senate and to vsend children over to her to be AT house has one of the best feature acts seen! in called me to the President has had THE a more time to teach the sense the defendants and the rates taken care of while the family goes motoring the supremeofcourt supreme in here in vaudeville many weeks Onaip has the republic The necessity Senate how humble is its place in our government imposed on Utah shippers were supposed his art farmagistracy of his competitors developed ahead just real and his tricks and illusions are to be until the was and shippers proved urgent Revolution had been with a finesse and individuality that against it had been really shocks the enlightened otherwise In the rampant Madero as That which as AMUSEMENTS TODAYpresent hearing it has put them high plane The There are still people who pay railroad on a very and it was is against Diaz known that it patriotismo£ the land is hat in rejecting different The burden of principal feature of Onaip’s act this year is proof fares in Tennessee bit theatre Empress and Vaudeville230 p m entirely probably would continueagainst Madero’s successor Jones the Senate committee has has rejected and its player to rise from is and they will 73 015 — in causinga pianofloat on ni they political ideas it the stage and the air without entertain The was one who was THE SECOND MOST PATRIOTIC CITIZEN theatre 245 through seek to justify the proposed advance for erroneous man chosen known Pantages — Vaudeville read the O 730 915 apparentmeans of support or don’t could be best trusted to restore peace The THE UNITED STATES m m and p m newspapers p Utah which they are asking theatre “Cabiria” with enlarged new strange intermeddling policy of the — The interstate commercecommission or that let the north wing of the capitol orchestra and chorus 21-5 and 815 in REX — Woven aroundthe theme of the The National Education association United States could not be foreseennor even be draped in mourning Let Thomas Marshall has 'suspended the higher tariff until January Rex theatre — Motion pictures and n?p-1 song ‘Home Sweest Home” a lyric demands sternly the faces of the equal treatment fbr scan Continuous performance p in to that with its simple Senate 11sic melody has touchedthe women imagined 1915 This is taken to indicatethat in spite of the fadt is him p m hearts of an unusual photoplay is teachers that they Mr Wilson reported as being “highly arrayed before for signs of any multitudes spread and the will be reviewed carefullyand Motion pictures the Rex theatre today the final of Mehesy theatre— at The matter can’t elated” over success of this'ieouoclastie infection presented coach the ball team Above all let performafice fairly music Continuous screened and silent has been scored before final decisionis rendered waiting” while starving Huerta the Senate abolish its committee lest in in the new as a success with its appgarance the Utah shippers and railroads that Although every one is suspicious of out of office That has been apparently wrath all shouldbe abolished together Strandtheatre of New York and the fact that the and only It is not possible to its cast includes twenty-five well-known serve them may be assured of a fair hear corporation men one purpose of his Mexican doubt that Jones is Congress jsh'ould not stars gives assuranceof its perfection The ing and a just decision If the carriers insist that diplomacy and this being so it is perhaps indeed removed by but one place from the candidates for office shall story deals with the tragic life of the author that he exult in its final should ought to have more money from Utah have failed in natural proud position of the Most Patriotic Citizen of the song John Howard and especially business Payne But with the circumstancesunder which the they will get it we would be better5 of the United States ountainof Youth” a plaintive and- endearingpoetry was written1 pleasedto know" that his sense of elation is — “The Th that Peerage of Patriotism that Purple bigPANTAGES nautical musical success with Miss Ethel touch of It is not necessary to tip the summer tampered with a sense of the The sympathy is addedin the vivid larger Tome with Golden Letters wherein are Davis a favorite singing comedienne and a death of the author of the song that still The college girls are how ready to hotel waiters as you canbuy ham sandwiches this devolving upon the illustrious of those large is scoring striking nqw country recorded who company a success bears into the heart Three scenes area'tised direct names mother just how She should put at theatre this nearby restaurants arid eat be better to feel at Pantages Miss to'depict the world-wide influence the song We would pleased that the nation week Martha gave gladly of their treasure Russell the goods former motion picture star is of “Home Sweet Home” has had in thevva4 lip canned them in your room by the elecsure that he will know what to do now tbatlmight be saved from obliteration irst commanding attention in “The Law of rious phasesof life is the -MOW: yN Un ’ —hi Missed J I M "i - 'i-V with u'a the H H 1 H W'-‘i h t wit w editorial f r- X ‘ L s r ’-I ’rvi ’ v Al ' VS! ‘ V-w - v ’if ' — ii ‘ p ' J J ’ X ’ effort 1 1: — -does ' ! 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