Show EDITORIAL PAGE 'S ARTHUR J BROWN EDITOR A BAD CAUSE WILSON’S proficiencyin presenting IN TARDY A - -REPUBLICAN X" 8 Sept Tuesday HERALD ’ Lake Salt 1914 'Utah City 3 JUSTICE I Copyright — Aice af Co Russia long the dream of- poet by the Press Publishing By Robert Minor (The New York Evening World) despair of the practical Jr seems cause 4 the of — — qualities possiblefrom — He has done it repeatedly great solvent war since he entered publiclife and he has effected To his promise of a reunited and m W autonomous ‘J Tixjii Poland Czar Nicholashas added his pledge of characteristic masterpiece inhis letter to the civil and religious liberty for his Jewish subjects i chairman of the Democratic’ congressionalcommittee In juggling with Already the Russian rule that no Jew may be an words and phrases he officer in the is without a superior in his generation- One army of the czar has been abrogated as a reward for gallantry in the Austrian forgets the untenabilityof his positionin ad-' operations The haughty Muscovite and the miration of thesdictionalskill with which he ‘it r people'he but recently hated and proscribed are side by side and on "the constructive fighting equal terms i " 5? Public judgment upon great Z W Pole and Jew They have been the martyrs I program” that the President declareshe and his v will be predicated of civilization living a refutation of the vaunted party have followed in legislation of of human justice In results ratherthan Russian ‘Poland I intent" Success courage upon by examination of in' Posen and in Galicia the Pole has been denied this program will be measured his the language and his political freedom Bl general condition of the country instead of his religion j x his party by czar and the President and kaiser whatever may emperor alike upon abused and The proof tormented he’ has 'been a have hoped this condition would be ' I politics pitiably the Russian : of the pudding is in the eating Party as man without a country as by their fruits Jew And yet one hundred and fifty are judged of of the results of Democratic repression have sufficedMo discussion no murder Extended more ambition or destroy his racial dream of an control of national affairs is “unnecessary hisfor readers who centuriesof persecution have tasted these results ‘to the eventual free Poland than and full slaughter have 'succeeded in crushing The effects of Mr Wilson’s tariff legislation visible hand-They are written the ethnologicalattributesof the Jew are on every Justice the closed doors of hitherto busy factories to these persecuted peoples will gain over 1 of idle for Russia’s and workshops autocrat government the aid of the upon the countenances workingmenand of their wives and their children greatest moral force in the universe— American financial It’ will the of the in public opinion draw to banner stagnant trade and general only the This ‘great constructive program” bear-not twelve millions: of Poles who the five millions has all but destroyed greatest commercial live in Russian Poland: but the the of and the three under sovereignty’ Austria structurethe world has known What President Wilson and his party have millions under the Plohenzollern sway in Prus-' failed to do sian Posen It is quite clear they have against Germany a brave 1 7-’ done What q is equally comprehensible Their single aim was and chivalrous race whose militaryprowess once their ?it the reduction of the cost of living it cowed all Europe encourages in Russia I was f itself the patriotic loyal ty of the czar’s chief promise and their “great constructive most thrifty been admittedly followed for that end and useful subjects alone They have freed American business from millions of “the stimulation’’which created prosperity Unreserved laudation of Czar- Nicholas’ they have released “the inventive genius” of the tardy justice great peoples halts in doubt American producer they have generously given whether pledges made in War will be redeemed the American market to the foreign producer All when tranquillity-is restored Russia’s word hgts these well-meant but utterly mistaken policies been given before and broken and she has never foot of territory relinquished' a have been followed in the hope that living cost AV oncciconquered J Romanoff But the world is advancing and even might be reduced’And the failure is so marked maj’ have acquired a conscience there is none so dull as to be deceived-' 5 his post' is wise in at The President remaining J t ' Mr?” of duty and decliningto take the stump' Were he WAS VILLA REALLY BRUTAL? to call the supposed roll of his adiievements HEN General confiscated the'" vast '‘1 his the spoken word he has in' his letter to as holdings of Louis Terrazas in the state of Z chairman we doubt whether even the respectdue Chihuahua—lands that embraced at least a third a President of the United States could controlthe of that great commonwealth—there were plenty “recor'd that shows risibilities of his quditors His his o Americans to condemn act Villa’s answer I all the world” is a record of us at peace with the x '"A was that Terrazas had pathetic study of internationalfoibles and from the people and that he proposed to ’return prejudices that none of them mightbe offended them to their ‘rightful owners If “the questions which plagued business'with When ViLLA’decrced that all' federal officers and irresponsiblecriticism captured-in battle-should be shot there x doubt arose an it- is of the the a profound are out way and ’disposed of” even greater protestin United States Villa I Ajfir pity that business has not discoveredit said hiscourse 'justified becauseit assured an i® vx was & Jr X since antitrust is still pending J legislation early termination of the war J X ! labors at has Azr illa frequentlybeen- condemned in the A President engaged in Washingtonwill attract' more support than a United Statesas a bloodthirstybandit- a man for circle pleading President swinging about-the without asoul Yet how humane his acts now As conditionsobtain appear when-viewed in the lightof party votes as party chief’ 27 recent events decision displays an uncanny in of to that public sentiment equal at peace with world givingno A country is Roosevelt’schief strength which is offense to any nation’ her neutrality" guaranteed 2 not a Democratic year' and the President as he by solemn treaty today lies prostrateand inruins' I — — — — cataclysm next: November may Some of her richest and most beautifultowns are surveys his party E "of 'that his The Drift of Public Sentiment j find the crumb comfort personal in ashes havebeen innocenty:noncombatants from the campaignwill argue the defeat is slaughtered peasants have been drivenlike slaves The effects which go with the numbei were good not personal to him to Germany to help harvest the enemy’s-crops is excel lent AMUSEMENTS TODAY costuming 'Prevost X (LouisvilleCourier-Journal) Belgian capitalists are held as hostages while open- the bill in a laughable his acrobatic is great in ' airships in: knockabouthis Prevost A KAISERS TWO PRIMITIVE EMOTIONS Lake theatre “The Spoilers motion J the WAR O THE over sleeping Antwerp hover to drop iSalt Rosaire does — falls and attempted' that all Europe will cry for pictures 215 p m and 815 p m PREDICTIONS the of the is not out ofthe Courier-Journal Republican It is a deadly bombson homes unoffending:I acrobaticwork?-'Theiact 'T'IIE a and Orpheum theatre — Vaudeville215 p ordinary It Y It" is American conceives disarmament after this war are freely made Must General Villa still be called the most 815 p m” an sketch with a fc have a little 1 Armstrong Manley the assertion of But their ruthless the War of the Kaisers and have much to justify them warrior of our time? to his "Utah theatreL-Stock company in "The Witching punch detective' who is bunkoed and has to it J and Hour” S15 pm’ ?I t' al against' Popular Government nd rf or 1'! h k y Power depends wholly upon two relative" emotions comment- on the war which has ruined Belgium: oT m Empress theatre — Vaudeville’230 p 730 ‘A and most good the German AutocratAutocracy of bloodshed overcome holding Whether horror “The war provoked by Germanyand Austria !p m and 915 p m Ross and in ‘‘A "Cl entonplayers Modern with its sympathies for this rits opinions go 24 p m the entirely Pantages patra” give a travesty Marc did responsible human readinessto satisfy compared to the struggle of my countrymen for on what ’Antony their m and 915 z to those composite is the question that and how he was treated before the court of’ Cleor whoX whatever with the right to 'live free be compared picture’s and more bloodshed’ as fL1J tjU aq Ll sketgh is burlesque’men could into' IlCX VO LVZ VI 11 patra romstart to fln-ish characterand an' the case of Russia their question-ahle Special-’ feature“AIillion Dollar-tMystery” AContinan’d is filled with must-be considered to the human “horseplay” ’The manner in cbmpairionship-vare yet fighting the of surgeon who maliciouslycuts performance Cleo downs a bottle of essence of hops is The which A loathing forwillwarbe and a keenin eagerness Jor flesh for the purpose of exactinga fee to one who Iuous Broadway theatre—Motion’ "pictures and music reab hit of the piecel Anna-Turner takes the part of Liberty against Despotism'fostered Special feature Tne Call oi the North the' continued peace every nation resorts to the use of the knife to save life” he Cleopatra El inore Earls the part of 'On these points its judgment is clear and it parts Octavius that trefriblcs- under the tread of armed men or in the Continuous performance servitor Archie: Sellsthe part 'of Caesar Yet is it recently a statement to New- York will maintain it against' al l’comers Marc Halliday the part of Antony and'AVilliam that sends its sons to the front The presentgeneration World of any racial antipathiesor preferences-It lyn billed as from Brighton (the has' in its minds"eye neitherheroes nor devils at least will not forger the awful sacrifice whetherit is Brighton N J “The comparison of our methods of warfare program does not state SAtT'MKE THE VRE does a sang and dance act The of human life or Brighton Utah) It justice as? between the Neither we fear will it forget in Mexico to the dropping of bombs upon a sleeping' pietureXn-U would render’ the 'first time-j Salt masses her as “the captivating program characterizes the bloody' legacy of hatreds bequeathed by and give city-and the killing of noncombatants as practised thusiasts are afforded natlng-' melodist she was engaged asquare"deal to each nation an opportunity-to and the to pass on to the next in the European the conqtiest’:for-gold The comedy motionpictures and’the scenes of every leaderthose who die nor war is like the execution of Spoilers” a gripping' romance the European’ armies are good The of It mostunfortuiiaterihatthere should appear A in hone for vengeance criminalscondemned by law to premeditated murder Alaska from the penofRexvBeach'in a bill runs throughout J week in the UnitedStates a considerable body of people punishment mammoth photoplay which opened’ yesterdayafternoon “There are natures upon severe when the rival is killed while asleepfor one and claiming’ week at the Salt 'Lake theatreRex themselves:as German-Americans whether merited or otherwise operates as “The demandof money from those who have Beach' thrilled the' nation a few years ago with his delight suclu blood'kinshipwith’ what they still novel and the photoplay a deterrent against giving furtheractual or seeming robbed our people of their patrimony for their wonderfullyrealistic to call theiriVaterlandj-as to make them heated action: in a manner every itcm'of sentiment-and of offense There arc othersin which the exclusive personal use as compared to extortion and In this cause the auditor ‘veritably to the great Arbitrary Power permitting Autocracy the fires of hatred of 'X chastisementonly feeds 'anew $40000000by 'Germanyfrom her feeble novel thongl?for the most part y personally'the? best of The bill at theof each in the warring O'rpheum this' week' In the leading roles are William” arnum as Roy’ has' ORP1IEUM — they and revenge There are many neighbors’who were defending their homes and plenty of 'is the predominating men make themselves the worst of citizens Glcnister and? Winning Helen Chester as Miss Bessie butMnusic Chi'ef musical" are”to alb intents and and at' least countries ?' feature country is like a man who stops a thief who has ‘Myton to have to give “The 'among thethegirlishThey purposes beenborn Grossart from the "the hot thrill of is lorencedle songbird Siullers” in rear zest for time American lootedhis home and demands a return of a small stars photoplaya being Germans noted of the motion picture' world supported by a Alsatian country Iai tNon theKim'the Chinese SEPTEMBER ADVERTISINGtitle Chrystal Germans and enemies of the country whose pdrtionof his booty to the thief himself tenor proves his right to Herne' cast offer portrayal of action andJife’ at mammoth a in her dramatic playlet and interests are opposed by tne Austro-perman is Se-' “Dora” pleases the lovers of principles an especiallyfavorable month L “or some time have received instructions’ QEPTEMBER Nome and on board a big liner plying between'' Ernie the acrobatic the dramatic bits are alliance of which thecivilized warfare weir may be German kaiser in for 'the advertiser for the European war is a revelation attle and the Alaskan coast'which reason That on features and Zazclle’s pantomime with its effects and X to me’’ illusions closes uievbillkiandsends everyone away soul and brain is the embodiment? change of seasons makes a ready market for great ’photoplay lives inw-onder-ful Throughout "J "Summer’s wear and tear pictures-which surpass by far those' which'5 Beach laughing A: "cods worn out in the current drew his novxd or which’ were Miss Pickfordgets firsfplace program so successfully in house The public is clothing and THE DANGER O OOD SCARCITY feature I? UTAH better of however is withoutquestion portrayedin the subsequent'dramaof ‘’The Spoilers” Augustus the predominating’ presentationThomas’ — A of grain the two-part" comedy entitled “A Lucky Deception’’ ready to buy and must have new goods ship “The WHOLESALER was asked a few The flight of Bessie Ey ton froni’thequarantined Hour" than that given by It's just good rich comedy dependingon clever with a the new at the Utah theatre-be It is not now a case of persuading people to "days ago as to the effect of war on his business tn which 'she ‘plunges into the sea companyimagine-’’ thisjweek would situations and cleverer' acting’-for which Eddie Lyons bold overhand?stroke consummates?a rare marine difficult: to The cast is exceptionally offering goods at It is far ahead of any Huy ahead of their needs by He said it was much’ like the case of a man view and Miss are noted the work of Kemble and strongand “The Lure of the seen-'at the Rex sacrifice prices The necessitiesof the season who had had a large and plentiful succession of Nome- with goldseekers'twallow-' in the leading roles- especially good The Geisha” Other pictures at along' supporting comedy ever subject is a photoplaythat is well — in' all that could be desired and the staging and the deep ofMthe is anothertwo-reel ’Wherever this newspaper struggling mud into company people ready to buyhighballs Everyone in the trade was flushed and ing out of th track with its locale actually in far of the toadstool city of the piece shows’ care' and attention to streets which sprang mucin circulates the homckecper looks through excited Consumeris bidding against consumer rendered away’ Yokohama Japan almostwithin a night lay before rthe audience Between acts’ a fine musical programofis Prof ’the by the orchestra' A 4 its columns' eagerly to is the prices each the never duplicate under leadership advertising see forcing up against other' He scenes which world may ‘!The Witching Hour’' will be from Weihev MEREST — Episode No 11- of “The Million Dollar the that music halls of gumfights between Willardtonight if high prices making the best bid for trade very and every ’evening this ‘week with than any of its war continued claim rea listic and so perfect Mystery" Is even more jumpers are wonderfully! and 'Saturday if it lorence securely ‘Advertising ought to be very profitable' In detail the audience feels as was in the matinees predecessors bound and left in now on foodstuffs would be seen before spring But 'lonely hut fair profit 'gathered the smashes a window and cuts the cords sold bring this he the buy great mining when Beach because goods would not advise camp' now consumer to thus escapeShe for his famous novel of recalled on the broken’glass makingher X Welcome memories youth is PANTAGES — a season when the public expects to pay a fair ahead of his needs at presentprices absorbed'thoroughly'Hex by '“The Norton'in time to rescue him fromandInstant Though one may have Schoolmaster’’the' merry musical comedy reaches death “Our Mutual Girl” finds her If is price merchant is not able to sell promptly While there will be no famine here the Beach’s novel stillfreshin the mind? of presentedas the feature on the cameos a Pantages bill which for Europe as special war the photoplaya new correspondent he may gather from closes its lzafter three perform-ares’ his fall stock he has laid in it sells later at a loss of life cost very high' Poor thousands week’s engagement The may understandingof the story of ’Nome' new thrills: and today Isle company of program:concludes with “The Rounders’ a' Keystone A fair amount of advertising proportioned to the suffer" The publicwill do well to make as more gripping musical screamy romance amusement purveyorsoffer the metropolitan Bl of melodies that charm stock as a necessary part of selling cost turnsa much use as possibleof the less expensive foods attractive summer concoction one of the most remarkable EMPRESS that teem with and players BROADWAY like potatoes and humor who handle — Possibly loss into a profit and a liability into an asset other vegetables fish canned series 'scenery yet filmed is displayed is" but the sketch their parts admirably No" better topliner for a EVERYTHING dramatic on the the for the stirring incidents 'por goods etc be found than as backgrounds bright midseason vaudeville bill at the Empress this week ‘None of the acts It is begin a’ campaign for stands- out “The Schoolmaster” and the supporting program is trayed at"ofthe Broadwayof in the great ncw’Lasky tire others-although our thousand petitionershave made for ormer none tooof soonrto above act’s excellence With in keeping-with the principal “Tlie’Call theNorth” Robert food candidate the the enlargement minstrel afterpart as given Governor Sulzer a supply next summer the touch of the Edeson and Theodore Roberts in"the two big' roles our by the Majestic Musical'play is the act on the thiSj offering grips attention from the start Commencing New York Progressive gubernatorial armers in the more southerly climates should bill The musical four all kinds of brass favorite) today for the remainderof onREX — Mary Pickford (everybody’s tomorrow and running William is now entitled to mobilizeat'Ar- stuff every acre ‘full for early spring delivery instruments piano's ’xylophonesand 'whilt resting" and tomorrow in “Love's Ref rain” a charming photo-play the week the first of the pictures Paramount from the labors of horns the blackface artist in she stars with' King Baggot “Little will be shown It Avill be that stirring capital The Everything' eatablewill be salable next year and blowing which mageddon and battle for the Lord keeps the house in an uproar with his minstrel jokes play “The Lost Paradise”’ with that sterling Mary” hereafter’ will 'appear regularly at the Rex and labor probably high prices kindly sing “Onward!’ Christian Soldiers” at'good and The and the stage actor' II ox Hunt as played by the every two weeks'on Tuesday and While B Warner in the leading role MR A a good plea for a bad is of his one distinguishing I StirTIf LIBERAL Not You Too -1914 I f and the immediately ’ I K ' ' - ' - - - 1 another I 1 L-j-- -iri-Hiriraw w 1 - - - 7 ' I R : J ' - ' I i ’ - almost defends I - I 1 ! ’ ' BO" l: Oppressed ? 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