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Show f Illuminates Xte Weekly Reflex the farm house, barns, higher standards of living. garage, poultry houses and other buildings. It lights the rural church, MSM If community center and school, making meetings with CH2 VJAND POINTING Ca possibleand community such attractions as moving plays w. r. ErrnsoN, MJtar pictures, basketball games, etc. - c. a. cttexsom, uttr "Electricity, as a source of heat, warms the incubator and th water, mmtUt II FAmrr W i for the poultry during winter months, lUmitK Itakr lU, IlMk C, Mil. operates the electric range or cooker, heats the electric iron, the toaster, ASrartklas rsl m aapllratl percolator and the wanning pad. "Electricity, as a source of power, Cxhecriptlon $LOO a year In advance renders th greatest service on the TZLCrHOKCS farm in shelling and grinding corn, OfflM Na. It ... threshing barley, separating milk, cutW. T. EppariN, Na. Ti and fodder, stuffing ensilage ting ... in ,rCh a sausages, churning butter, milking cows, grooming horses, etc. No less Gas . than 100 farm uses were recently shown in a publication of the Committee on Relation of Electricity to The industry, as a glance at Its Agriculture. show, has . history and past records vast potentialities for future progress . ts. Aj-c- uW nh A few generations ago a' laborer was exactly what the word suggests; lia assets were the strength of his muscles and the width of his back. In many parts of the world, where industry has not yet triumphed, this is still true. But in the United States and to a lesser extent in the more ) regressive foreign countries, the worker, instead of swinging a pick turns a switch and guides a machine that is a miracle of effic-enc- Industry pevelops pi Putting: Small Communities on the Map . V and development. A tremendous amount of research in engineering and technical subjects and in such phases of operation as utilisation and marketing, has brought to light hundreds of additional uses for gas and has provided higher standards of public service. In the Past eight years volume of fra used for Industrial purposes more than doubled; the average customer taow uses 70 per cent more than when dominated lighting field. In Em domestic thennd manufacturing fields demand is steadily increasing. The industry is not only adjusting Itself to the economic changes of the times, but is making important prep rations for future use of gas in new and wider fields. Industrial Review of for Past 'Week Utah - - There is at present an unprecedented opportunity for the smaller city and town ' to prosper and develop, through the acquisition of suitable in duitries. Manufacturers of all aorta of commodities are becoming eager to enjoy the advantages of plentiful labor, low overhead and Unbounded space which the great cities cannot provide. Bonners Ferry, Idaho, a town of some 2,000 population, is a good illustration of how chric spirit should manifest itself. It wants pulp and paper mill and is making intensive efforts to Interest the industry. . The town offers proximity to a perpetual supply of pufp wood, unexcelled water - Th following record of industrial investactivity lists items showing of la-ment of Capital, employment a. and business activities and Information from which toe from loparagraphs are prepared is mention-istowns of cal papers, ysually and may be considered generally correct voted Nephl Bond issue of $30,000 electric of light pn for construction or oppor-jnnitie- ial d, y. - Twenty . years ago our average working week was 60 hours. Today is 44 hours. The average family neome was then $800 a year; today it a $2200. Then 10 million people had ank accounts averaging $700 each; today 23 million people have bank savings of $1,000 each. And it is estimated that now at least 10 million people own securities in our business enterprises. ' Of such is the kingdom of electrie-ty- . And we may believe that what iss been done in the past is little more than a beginning to vast achievements of ths future, Why aH.Penitentiary? murderer of Robert i Roy McCoy, leath, and doing a life sentence in ho state penitentiary, made a sensa- ional escape from that institution plant . , . , la Latin to EnglUh Th' exclamation, "Oh. "dear, corruption of "O. Dies, Dienr an Invocation of the Deity. m 1 eyo and Betty Martin" U from J mlM. Beat Martino," meaning Mo. Blessed SL hi P Afaffr Australia Old Country Australia is considered to L of the toe great pomoTo? AmJaliT Bored to hare been already 8n diy were submerged. . be Approximately $1JOOO,O0O will imfor trails and roads on expended Foolish Blindness' provement of tourist facilities in Zion O thou that plnest In the and Bryfca canyon national parks this imprison, of ment of to Actual, and cries: ygjr according to superintendent bluer, , ly.to th gods for a kingdom wherein jarks. Murray New store building boob to rule and create, know this of ;o be erected here at cost of $3,0,000. truth; toe thing thou seekeat t. K. of store ready with thee, "here or nowhere." Newest Salt lake City couldat thou only seel Carlyle. Hoskisson company will open here. 85 Hanti Wool pool organized by 19 railroads, with total mileage on. home wool producer! from eight com- crated by electricity of about munities. miles of line and 4,000 miles of tract Plans underway for beautification National Electric Light associatij of Castle Dale. Beaver Beaver Copper company will resume production and shipment FOR SALE of copper ore from properties in BeaDining table, 4 chairs, buffet-an4 ver Lake Mining district Victrolar held ceremonies Dedication Ogden In condition good here. for new $100,000 mail terminal G. . R.' . will CHAFFIN Construction Salt City Phono 63 Farmington. Utah start in near future on monument to beet of founders be built aa tribute to sugar industry in Utah, $30,000 will " JAMESON THOMAS TNdNT be surprised if there Is soon' added to the "list of playtre who have accepted American contracts, th name of Jameson Thomas. Long recognized as tho outstanding player of the English screen. It Is surprising that this capable actor hao not boon lured to this tide before. It eeems that every English photoplay worthwhile has Thomas In ,IC His' most recent appearances were In "Week-EnWlves," Piccadilly, "The, Whit Sheik" and. "Th Wjtnan In th Night," all of which have boon brought to tho United States by World Wide Pictures. Tuesday afternoon. McCoy had been ummoned to repair as automobile belonging to one of the prison guards, and after completing th job requested ermission to test the brakes. This eing granted, he jumped into the machine, stepped on the gaa and dashed out of the ihain gate of the prison and " be cost disappeared, greatly to the surprise Isolation ward of MinPark City of the penitentiary officials. er's hospital here completed. McCoy is a desperate criminal and Extensive surfacing and grading of A survey of current journals of and rail transportation, an ample sup- would not hesitate to commit any sum municipal airport. will start in near GOOD USED CARS vpinlon, law making bodies and polit-lc- ply of high grads lime; plentiful and er of murders- in order to remain- at future atfialtlake City and evidence Such d men is neverbe that should a,splea-direasonably priced power pronouncements iberty. Salt Lake City New $70,000 mar-k1925 Tudor site. allowed even the slightest opportunity the United States is inflicted with a $150.00 7 will be erected at building wDl Bonners of the "reformer. undoubted! to was such 1924 genus Ferry escape. McCoy given growth Tourings 75.00 East Broadway street. It Is unimportant id what direction realize its ambition. It haz the requl an opportunity and made his getaway 1925 Fordor Park City Articles of incorporation 225.00 in jig time. alleged reforms are aimed. Some claim sites and what is equally important filed for Park City Utah Mine com1924 Touring:... they will uplift business by placing it it understands how to "sell them. It Now that' he is at large, the thing 50.00 la the hands of the gentlemen who wants prosperity which it knows must o do is to run him to earth and keep A pany. wid1925 .... w Coupe gentleman .met a charming bold public office; some demand that result from industrial development. It lira close y confined during the rehighway 175.00 (With-tfeow on the train going to Atlantic City. will undergo improvements. Motor) literature slid the stage he cleansed to 1 in accord with the modern' idea of mainder of his lt e. Lake ' the extent that a WeThe lady, having no particular hotel ' . child economic and civic progress. And the Ogden New flag ordered for to stop at, gladly accepted the sugges- ber county building. . may bo free of the pernicious influence editor of Its local newspaper, The These cars are in good - of truth common tion to go to the same one the gentle-ma- n "Salt Lake City Remodeling comgrade school books News, is leading -its development proshape and good tires. Mass as classic Greek dramatists; others gram. "patronized. For a week they en- pleted at Axelrad Furniture company. The old illusion that wealth accumbeseech a federal law against law joyed the sights and pleasures of AtOgden Store and warehouse will be Auto Co. lantic City together, but the gentle- built here for Sears, Roebuck and comabiding citizens owning fire arms or ulates only In large cities has been The keystone of the stability of our man would not tell the lady his name. that it may be made a felony to play exploded. More and more great inPhone 100 $100,000. Layton, Utah approximately dustries are turning their backs upon prosperity is the maintenance of a Whenever she asked him, he said, pany costing bridge on Sunday. . Woolen Mills Utah Lake Salt City New Cars for Immediate If self appointed regulators of hn crowded metropolises in favor of protective tariff which will preserve "Just call me Ed." Finally at part- and Utah Woolen Mills Blanket comDelivery toaa activity could have their way, all smaller communities. With the advent unimpaired our incomparable home ing she became insistent the gentleconsolidated. that would be left of the Constitution of natural gas and an increased water market the most extensive and most man gsve her his card. In reality it pany at Tooele Repairing completed ' Would be a document allowing our peo- supply, the towns and cities of Davis profitable free trade market of the was not his card,but the card of his Mitchell Cleaning company and Music in will world, be a to of from the offer Fourth the Atlantic to county extending privilege position delivering ple Store 'quarters. of July orations, unless that holiday extraordinary inducements to many the Pacific, from Minnesota to Mexico boss. About a year latw the boss came to Denver A Rio Permit should be abolished as tending to re- - different types of Industry. It woulc and comprising the diversified prodgranted ever Grande Western "Did and the ' Vive ideas of freedom and WE INVITE said, you gentleman bus and substitute 48 ucts to of communbe well to emulate for them 1 with a independ-great states, purVice which were the original Incentive ities which have' distinguished them- chasing power immeasurably greater meet a charming widow at Atlantic truck service between Silver City and than that of the combined nations of City and give her my card?" for and foundation of our govern- selves by their progressiveness. Provo, for present train service. The gentleman teeing that the boss DAVIS COUNTY ment. Europe, recently said . John Hays Ksysville Tomato seeds for growthe him on admitted had "the famous Hammond, come . goods" Utah They bearing strange gifts, engineer. 5,000,000 plants shipped by DANCERS . "Having . thus secured mass con- truth and started to make an abject ing these reformers, and they travel under Cahners' association. . as a , condition ' names. Sometimes we are sumption apology. TO ATTEND THE atrange precedent, they Salt Lake- City Post office to be . can avail ourselves of the economic adclear thinkers, at other times mere The boss stopped him with: "Don't constructed at cost of $1665,000. vvantages of mass production in a de- apologize, my boy, its quite all right. "agitators, bolsheviks, destroyers o: Service Utah's investment in barber shops unequalled elsewhere. Too much I only wanted to tell you tost she amounts to property rights and personal liberty Because of the fast and dependable gree $550,000, according to figstress cannot be laid on the fact that died recently and left me $100,000. or prohibitionists of everything with service revealed ures furnished, by large scale operation renders by state department of transportation 'which they do not agree. possible You must have given her a very good thouor even the v "hundreds, railroads, registration, many economies in production and SiMf scream for a hearing and a sands Regular' Dances Every Junction City St. Paul hotel pur o( millions of dollars have been distribution; that it aids utilization of time." Common Sense. 'the tame time work valiantly so that saved to shippers during the last sev chased by Salt Lake interests. Value Wednesday and Saturday steadier emaobody else may be heard. .They eral years, not only in the saving o: ployment and promotes bound ocean was on a Pat liner estimated at great of $125,000. -' property breathand labor: for tolerance higher wages give yelp for wastcommodities that were Taxes paid in United States average ncreaaes OLDS REEVE against industrial for America. It was his first trip on taking exhibitions of intolerance. They ed, but in time saved,formerly o accidents protection and also and furthers international the water and every Ordinary event on 10.2 per cent of annual income, comVare increasingly numerous and are to HIS ORCHESTRA AND importance than both in cap- trade." the boat was a new one in be found in high places. Their most greater pared with average of 18.6 per cent released ital other accord for uapt," of experience. 12 Musicians 12 for principal countries of world. Bosdeadly foe is liberty such as our peo- ing to C. W. Bants, o; On the third day out the ship burst ton News Bureau. ple now enjoy and which they would the Bank "of America. limit or destroy. into flames. The fire was rapidly Up to present time there have been United States It is often as hard to keep money consuming the boat What material, spiritual and mental are"The railroads of the of electric operation on . installations huge as it is to get it .in the first today providing the country with All the passengers were appropriatprogress we, as a nation, have made, the best transportation service ever safely The best rule for an investor baa been under the banner of freeIn the world. Freight cars Eiace. consult those responsible people ing the life ' preserves, life savers, anc dom. Our Industries were not created providedare by for a few running on what were re- who make a business of studying the life boats. Pat stoodmad and developed by political agitators, today express rush. Finand are de- matter. Go to your bank or to some minutes, watching the schedules, cently ur literature by reformers, or our and he ex perplexed ally, time. and on disgusted, In the arriving long established reputable investment science by fanatics. We should refuse parting Do as thousands of motorold sense of the word, there has been house and follow their advice. Don't claimed: to entrust our most treasurer posses- no car shortage during the last sev listen to interested friends. is to if stea Well, everybody goin Beware sion (liberty for the individual and eral ists arc doing test .Buick stuff off o' the ship, Oill be gosh of People that have a sure thing, years. .Tight to private ownership of prop"I ask, what has been the curaula The old rule is a good one, and that durned if Oi don't get in on the atealin arty) to the hands of destructive tlve effects against any other car learn is that the larger the returns the more myself." service of faster freight critics. faster commodity turnover, less raw risky the investment. Don't imperil So saying, Pat grabbed a crowbar the full extent of its leader-shjpthc- n material in inventories, less inven the safety of your capital just for the and jumped overboard. tories of finished product, less money sake of one or two per cent interest.. you, too, will borrowed to carry them, less and less In the words of a recent magazine, s Careless Solution Interest paid, quicker receipt of ac- "Americans who pride themselves on buy a Buick! An Irishman coming out of ether Connecticut is undertaking a plan counts payable and more prompt re- being the most thoroughly money-wis- e exlor solving the menace of the reckless ceipts from accounts receivable? people on earth, are annually putting in the .ward after an operation "The answer: More profits; more a round billion dollars into dubious claimed, "Thank Godl Thats over! automobile driver which may settle the compulsory insurance problem to dividends; and more funds releasee financial schemes, practically 11 of "Don't be too 'sure," said toe man from the great wheel of commerce which is lost eventually." You wouldnt in the next bed. "They left a sponge . everyone's satisfaction. In that state a motorist will be com- dollars which heretofore have been go to your minister for medicine If in me and had to cut me open again." i pelled to guarantee financial respon- necessary to keep commerce moving, you were tick. You wouldnt go to Then the patient on toe other aide addmake to and transport the comforts, your doctor to talk about your soul ed, "Why they had to open me, too, sibility after he has, by an accident, proven himself a reckless or incom- conveniences and necessities of civil And when you want to, talk about to find one of their instruments." your money, go to an expert. petent driver. Then he is forced to zation." Just then the surgeon who had opprovide indemnity for anyone he may erated on the Irishman stuck his head THE LATER GENERATION injure in the future, either by deposit, in the door and yelled, Ha anybody " A bond or insurance policy, prunken Highways large Lincoln car was stalled on seen my hat?" A steep grade. The driver was cursdriving, racing and reckless driving Pat fainted. ' are covered by the law. ing and sweating. Up behind him By bringing the farmer into closer a new Ford. The difficulty encountered with direct compulsory insurance has shown touch with his markets and increasing "Can I help?" said the driver. Thanks tor tho Change its advantages to be more than offset the Interrelation between citiea aru The man in the Lincoln laughed, but "Women make tools ot men." And , by the litigation it engenders and the agricultural districts. Improved high- as he was in a make men ot fools. Exsometimes perilous do predicament much toward solving the .financial burden it places on every ways on an almost vertical hill he had to change. reof farm problem , motorist, as well as its difficulty of was attached to . . accept. A, tow-lin- e lief. enforcement. The American Automobile associa- th Ford and up the hill and over - The Connecticut plan places the bur-- . HOME TOWN HENRY den where It belongs on the reckless tion points out that while 5,007,124, or toe crest it went dragging the big more than one-fifof aU motor ve- sedan with it. The driver of the Lindriver,, not ,the careful and - responsible hicles, are owned by farmers, only 7. coln was profuse in his thanks, but 'one." Likewise, with compulsory insur- per cent of all farms are located on looking around suddenly called the at tention of his good Samaritain to the ance the reckless motorist has no in- macadam, concrete or brick highwa back of the Ford centive. to drive carefully his incen- while 43.1 per cent of farma are tive, as he is covered by a policy, is cated on unimproved dirt roads. "Look," he said, "the backof. your It is an established fact that trans- Ford is smoking. vjuite the opposite. With the ConI bet you've ruined necticut law, drivers would naturally portation is one of the basic factors o your engine." be careful so as to avoid the necessity prosperity on the farm. While it The Fordite made a perfunctory inimpossible to build an expensive pave spection. of establishing responsibility. The Connecticut experiment will be highway past every farmers door, the "Well, IH be darned if I didn't have .watched with interest as it may prove use of road oila and gravel can provide th emergency set," he said. The Ofserviceable roads at low cost. the logical and successful volution." fice Cat, False Prophets good-lookin- al g, d Layton Auto Co. 3 d -- 40-ac- rs , et 25-2- Gunnison-Rgeon-Hollo- w life-rSa- Tri-nin- -- The Tariff and Production - - 4 Layton . - . The' Worlds Best Transportation - BERTHANA - ; Patr-reper-toir- e vice-preside- nt Safe Investments . i - Connecticut Plan Offers Get Cut-Up- behind - . and t the wheel t and get Farm Relief the farts! much-discuss- ed . th . -- - Electricity and Rural Development , ' The Electrical Kingdom "The real contribution which elecThe application of electricity to th tricity has made to rural development necessary tasks of mankind has cause lies in the fact that it has raised the an industrial revolution similar to tha standard, of living in outlying sections of the latter 18th and early 19th cen by removing much of the drudgery turies when steam was first harnesaec connected with the everyday duties of and applied to locomotives, boats anc the farmer and in bringing to him and manufacturing machinery. his family 'most of- the conveniences Electricity,-b- y replacing steam in commonly ksaociated with life in urban many operations, has caused an ert communities," said Donald Affleck, an of tremendous further progress along the same lines. Steam power exagricultural engineer, recently. "Within a period of approximately pedited production and Increased the 45 years the electrification of urban productivity of workers; electric power communities has - not only become gives each worker the equivalent practically universal but rural elec- strength of dozens of strong men. trification on a national- scale stands The results are lowered unit costs -- -- SERIES 129 SERIES 121 SERIES 116 ft 1220 to Sedaas 1450 to $1520 $l373to2l43 $1320 $1425 $ 1199 to $1230 Coupes 1395 to 1430 $1869 to 193 31323 to $ 1223 Sport Cars 1325 These prices L o. h. Buick Factory, special equipment extra, CooveoisM terms can bs arranged on th liberal G. M. A. C Time Payment , She Wanted to bo Sure Hubby(en phone); Say, honey, HI Texas Ranger. Randall-Dod- d Mitigated Circumstances ed "Im going to. arrest you," announc- the traffic cop"on three charges speeding, passing a red light, and falling to stop when I first blew my whis- tle." The offending motorist paled ibly. But before he could offer extenuation of his conduct, a leaned over from the rear seat. Dont pay any attention to my and prices, increased wages, expander band, officer," she said easily. today as an accepted fact. Electricity, as a Source of light; prosperity and, most important of all, drunk." , vis- any lady bus Hes i -- be awful busy at the office and won't be home-til- l late. Wifie: Can I depend on that? VjHD4 47-5- 3 IKMEOMWCGlCCTrOF UP - A GffSAT errv, I FRm ikiSDE esasuss oftwi AU gnaarr, aud i am aumw QtAD TO GET BAOCTD home Ok Weir Hot Air Furnace - xmi, vjucrsAUDpoucr r FRkOey --- Co. Auto uOlE CUT GTA2 SALT icy CTARCS AWP TVf HOSTILE w i her opthose mss SECOND EAST STREET , JoLLixg and Rcpairixg T TOT AT. DAVIS COUNTY SHEET oia, Y70RE3 EScjriiu, , |
