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Show 246 SOUTH main Progressive Opinion .fOR WE, THE PEOPLE. Mir Editorials. Persoisi 0MA$ THOUGHTS WORTH READIN6 t i Theodore Dreiser, who recently visited in Salt Lake, remarked to some of the local writers about as follows: "This city is so beautiful and the valley surrounding it so lovely that I marvel that the world has not heard more about it. On my trip to Provo I saw more.natural beauty than I have seen in many a day. What is your Chamber of Commerce doing? This will yet be a great scenic center .'' How true! Why have not we 'Utah people done something big and great that would cause the world to make a beaten path to our doors? We do not appreciate the beauty nor the resources we have. The upper crusts go about with their minds wholly set on how much money and profit they can make out of their fellows. The masses are so badly broken economically that they go with heads and worrying, missing all the glory of this wonderful . state. Lei's do something about it. there so much unemployment and so much massed in the world, and especially in this, the richest country poverty the sun ever shown upon? It is because this nation, and all nations, have forgotten the Creator and the immutable laws of nature, as well as the great moral ideals that time has pronounced good. Consequently Nature simply struck its balance sheet on all sides; wars and rumors of wars; distress of peoples and of nations; and general confusion and commotion. Eveiy-whethere is a feeling of depression; ail things appear to be falling apart, and nowhere is there human strength or wisdom to psevent it. No human being appears able to find a solution that will solve. The truth is that the present system of ruling, which began in ancient Babylon 2520 years ago is at an end. Its day is done Mankind is at the end of a cycle, or an age, which will go out in great convulsions and cataclysms. The nations are but plucking the bitter fruit of all their past iniquities and stupidities. The awful weight that is upon the world is but a matter of evolution; an structure is being destroyed and thrown out to make way for a New Order, which is to be known as the Order, or Kingdom of the Golden Rule. Why is re The Old Age Pension and Assistance croup meetl the Regular meetings are holdevery Friday 2Pu ! ternity Hall, 323 2 So. State. a THREE SHOEMAKERS We have three Shoemakers on our list, good, sound 1-- sub- stantial men all of them. One claims to be the best shoemaker on State St. The other says he is the best in Salt Lake, an I the third claims he is the best in Utah. Tho man in the 0. K. Shoe Shop, 4 14 So. State St. is a good advertiser. lie takes plenty time to read and think. He is sure that Moses made a few mistakes but he will give him credit for one thing: He was the greatest Dr. of Obstetrics that ever lived because he delivered all of the children of Israel, N. P. Sorenson of 375 Coatsville Ave,is also a thinker who denounees those who despise and oppress the poor and w0ldd deny them the little He hldl ned live more to sound principle than he does to men. He is always pleasant and agreeable. Adolph Sorenson of. the Shop at 1101 State St, not only saves soles but he writes poetry and is trying to save the country through the Townsend Plan.He is Chairman of Club No. 6, and is one of the best workers and and planners in the movement. Patronise these shops instead of running to the big ones. townsendTlub Boiled Down for You each day to give the reading ff.ui,. of words are printed and world affairs. Nows national of public a knowledge editorial pagaa all financial pages, pages, sports pages, reader. Obviously it ia impoa-aibl- o an df'g"wd to inform theInformation. There ia too much thia all to assimilate Important, Today's for absorption. of it daily story may be forgotten tomorrow. condensed Our WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS gives you a world events. It is a foreefnl, and national of interpretation trivial and explains timely feature which eliminates the that no paper believe We week. of the the important news for foundation intelligent better a readers offer its can discu-i- nn of today's history In the making. WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS TOWNSEND PLEDGE The Towmand Plan wX succeed. therefore my allegiance to Hs principles, to Hi founder. Dr tUS. E. Townsend, to Hs leaders and to all loyal toUT? end rededicate myself to maintain tha domocraKca and form of government in America. The Townsend Club No. l,holds meeting ivening, 7i30,at 255 East 3rd 8o. Gives barn day night till further notice at 255 East 3rd How good a guesser are you? Townsend Wasatch Club No 6. (chartered) meeting Sunday Mar.5, 2.00 p. m. Room 101 Good speakers. Public invited. ' THE UTAH MEETI! Reinstituted as the Utah peoples lobby, the opts a seession Sunday at 8 P. M. in the city coon chamber of city and county building, George J. Fox, da nnounces. JOB DS Whn you need up PRINTII thing in die Bne of neat end attractive 2. Any Bell telephone can be connected with more than 90 per cent of the world's telephones. WRONG RIGHT ft V ft W ft C ft 5 S3 1 s-- J iSBCZ J l a mmfflmi wpflrw among those who hoop woll informed oa current Thiy know that la tho "Weekly Mows Analysis," which appears regularly ia this paper, they ohtaia a eomprehenaiv inter-ptattoo oi timely aranii, ably p paredbyJoMphW.LaBine.studentof world aifain aad cut oi the nation'! n osf aawa analysis. ft e : VI -i O i O g--? 8 - 2 C M O C cc 6 f. 8 Jewelry, Watch, Kodak Repairing 86 Yean In Salt Lake T5 East 2nd. Sod SHOE ever REPAIRING Right Thinking Brings Good Resnlta When yon think of having your Shoes Repaired THINK 5 L. 3cIl . 3 oe jc s g o S j S I ft Is I 3 8 gpjjj S .5 u Alfred Sorensen, Progressive JEWELER We chn serve you better than The answers are shown below but make your guesses before you take a peek. 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Old telephone directories are collected in order to sell them for waste paper. WRONG RIGHT "I saw it in the "My Sympathies always went out to the weak, thesuffering the poor. Realising their sorrows, I tried to relieve them in order that I might be relieved. Clarence Darrow. "I do not want it to be said of me that I rose from the ranks. When I rise the ranks will rise with me." Eugene Debs. "The world is my country; mankind are my friends, and to do good is my religion.'' Thomas Paine. Do unto others as ye would that men should do unto you. Love your neighbor as yourself." Jesus T J! hold it PEOPLmOBBY DONT FORGET J. H. PAUL every Dance So. Townsend Club No. 5 has effected permanent orpin ind is holding meetings every Thursday evening, 7 , Chapman Branch Library, 6th So. and 8th West! A tin gram has been arranged for next Thursday night. Tkn s invited. out-wo- rn Pres Sayre of one of the country, s Fellowships, says that storm lightning has struck the world and left ominious cracks in the house of civilisation in which we live. It is not just an old house in Europe that is tumbling, but the skyscrapers of Western civilization which cannot be warmed, lighted or maintained without continuous functioning of the economic machine. America may have the luxurious penthouse apartment on the top floor, but we are not going to be comfortable up there in isolation if the elevators stop running, if the telephones and radios go dead, if the lights switch off and the heat stops com ing to our radiators from below. NEWS Adolph Sorenson Right or Wrong? Our good friend. Neighbor J. I. Paul, has said au revoir to this beautiful world and its good people and passed on to he Valhalla of spirit land. He was for and with this paper in spirit, heart and mind and had )een on our intimate acquaintance list for nearly fifty years, lad it been possible he would lave taken the Progressive One of the greatest missions ever performed in this country Opinion with him on the long is that carried on by Father Flannigan in organizing and main- journey. Dr. Paul filled a high taining Boys' Town and through it saving many of the boys and important niche in this of the country. He, with his extensive and direct contact, bold- state and his work in behalf of ly asserts that there is no such a thing as a bad boy. After education, progress, good govpointing out that the nation's crime bill is 313,000,000,000 ernment and the welfare of the annually, he rays: Our country is faced with an alarming aged have made Utah a better situation Through its courts each year there passes an army place in which to live. Keep the of children who have run afoul of the law. By the hundreds shore lights burning over there, of thousands they appear before the bars of justice. Is it not good friend, so that we wont quite clear that something is amis with a social order which lose our way when life's brief produces miscreant in such large numbers? Is it not appearanl; day shall end for us, and we, like that society has failed in their regard? you, shall say our au revoir and lie down to rest and pleasant dreams, "by what etherial In these days when political graft and corruption have a ountains, by what eternal strangle hold nn the nation, when money is used to buy all the streams! sacred things in the temple of liberty, it is inspirational to turn to the late Woodrow Wilson, one of the greatest souls Neighbors Gene Middleton that ever lived in this country's tide of time. After leaving the and James II. Hart are wanted White House he formed brief law partnership with Bainbridge at the fire place in the dream Colby, and in a great case touching on governmental activities, room of our editorial palace. be was offered a retainer of $500,000. He turned it down because he feared that having been president this fact might unduly influence the course of justice, flow different it i today when thousands with influence are selling their souls. Everyone but the Traction Company and the Public Service Commission is talking about the "efficient" bus service Sun days, holidays and other days. "Packed like sardines," is the cry of hundreds who ride the busses. NOTES. PENSION ORGANIZATIOH GOOD NEIGHBORS Give em the Flowers Now I The grass roots of civilisation are spiritual even more than they are economic or political, and civilisation is being up rooted and languishing in the worfd today because much of its spiritual rootage has been destroyed. In greed we have denuded the forests, ploughed up the hillsides, destroyed the earth's natural coverage; and Nature has struck back with floods, soil erosion, dust, storms, and similar consequences of civilisation's disobedience to her commands. MEETINGS. PERSONAL Only $2 fl.os by signing this coupon sod mailing et this newspaper with your money. YOU SAVI Zadowd far OM fMC. to $2 S3. Bead mm Namin, a tr ' yont |
