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Show iliLi i'KUVU UUST GENERAL INDUSTRIAL REVIEW A RECORD OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FOR THE MONTH OF FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD BEING ATTRACTED TO THE WEST UNRIVALLED OP- PORTUNITIE8 FOR INVESTMENT NOW. NOVEMBER-CAPIT- ROADS AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS. HYGIENE OP OLD AGE AL Centerville Company formed to house west of Mississippi with 1,000,-drifor natural gas in old gas beds 007 square feet of glass and employ- between here and Farmington with in- - ing 60 men. tent to convert gaa into high quality California syndicate negotiate for gasoline by compression. purchase of 20,000 acres in the Csche " Bugarhouse D. and R. G. will erect i valley for colonizationstation with depot facilities for in-When Congress meets next as before it two measures of the utmost creasing traffic, contract let for importance to the West Satisfactory Ogden 150,300 first unit of big union stockyards. j legislation of the development of Ogden Planned to make "Ogdens waterpowers and a relief measure for Jubilee of the Golden Spike" In 1917 oir operation under the Taft in scope with" permanent ex--, drawal order. Millions' of dollars of position buildings at cost of at least capital to be invested await fair 11,000.000. x legislation, on these subjects. Beaver. Old woolen mm may be Murray plans extension of lighting converted Into x mattress factory, system and additional water supply Utahs mines, idle by pipe line from Little Cottonwood since the war, to be canyon, Salt Lake. International Harves-e- r Utah Products week will .be obcompany may build $50,000 ware- served Nov. 19 to Nov. 25. house here. Bountiful has a molasses mill The political fight la now over and Murray U. S. Transportation corn- business and industry wilL be given pany employs 100 and is building a $3000 machine shed and shop for Congress begins to legislate and to trucks hauling ore from mines. regulate again. Salt Lake Axmous and company Salt Lake Proposal made to con- to erect $15,000 addition to local vert old Buena Vlsta Vace track into plant "and double its capacity. municipal race park. Zion Urado Oil company organized Payson Sugar factory cutting to produce every kind of lubricating beets at full capacity of about 1000 cl and grease. tons daily, Cedar City Iron county coal deUtah ia promised a nepr industry in posits uncovered and rich vein as sita ay of $50,300 reflneery to reduce ing development near here sagebrush to potassium salts. To be Rozel Oil drillers near here located in Salt Lake district strike asphalt and Indications bright Salt Lake. Representative busi- for oil. ness men of city organize Industrial American Fork schools closed to corporation to secure establishment aid in harvest of sngar beets. Facof new industries and investment of tories raise pay 17 per cent over last year and are still short of help. capital in Salt Lake and Utah. Provo Tentative plans completed on Mayna Construction started for building 7 per cent grade scenic million dollar copper leaching plant auto highway up Mt. Timpanogos of 8000 tons capacity here. through ' the Wasatch National forMoab Standard Chemical comest at the cost of $30,000. pany preparing to operate its carno- Moab "Big Indian" ia new mining tite holdings in Utah and Colorado. cmp near here where construction j Denver and Rio Grande considering under way on $100,000 ore mill, ing tentative plans for road from green- - Midvale to Bingham. Farmington has largest , ll We have been accustomed to estimating the At an annual encampment of the Grand Arpopulation of a city or towd within certain pre- my of the Republic, the surgeon general of the scribed limits of the boundary. It has taken us a great association of veterans offered some gen-- long while to realize that municipal limits are in eral advice in regard to the health of men who reality only imaginary lines, drawn for the pur- have reached seventy or more. He gave three pose of fixing the application ofmunicipal rules simple rules for the preservation of a good physand regulations and that the extent and popula- ical condition as old age comes on. They are: tion of our towns are limited only by their re- Avoid excessive nse of foods, excessive use of tail trade areas. stimulants and excessive activity or violent exWe have found by the experience of other can ex towns in the United States that-wtend our retail trade area by constructing a system of permanent highways. Even in the communities where trade areas are clearly defined and established, there is still an opportunity to increaseMhe volume of local business from the same territory by quicker and easier transportation. This ' is not a theory but cold fact, wrought out in the experience of communities where permanent roads have been built. If we could only bring ourselves to a keen realization of what the growth of retail business in our towns means to us, we, would be more earnest and alert in this matter of local business buildings. It concerns every one of us. It matters not whether we are wage earners or employees owning property the sum total of our opportunities for steady and remunerative efemployment is the sum total of our individual enterand forts contributed to every movement prise that will bring more produce and consequently more trade to our towns. It is too much to hope that when we coma to cast our votes to provide means for a system of permanent highways we will make our ballots obstacommunity builders instead of community cles! Let us meet our neighbors in the country half way and extend our paved streets in the It form of concrete roads into rural districts. in that will pay us to throw our voting power direction. e 0 0 - 0 - THE BOOSTER AND THE KILLER. Nearly every town has two classes of citizens the boosters and the killers. All the world lives the former; even the devil shuns the latter. Be a booster The town booster is known by everybody, he U always doing and saying something to 1 for push his town and its people along. lie is the taan who makes the town. The killer is the one who destroys it. Be a booster I The booster is like a ray of r.unshine on a .oosting. He boosts other people and other people boost him, and through this combination of boostin great things are accomplished. It is only the filler who falls of his own weight, of his own words, of his own deeds. Be a booster! The booster is ilke a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day. lie brightens everything and everybody around him. Ilis geniality, his cheefulness his enery and his good deeds breed hope in the bosom of despair.- - Ilis words and his acts aid others and ennoble himself. Bnt the killer only kills just kills, kills, kills! Be a booster. - This town has many boosters, and you all know them, you admire them, you lespeet them. And your respect is more precious to the genuIt is only the ine booster than is your gold. without alone friends, with-u- t stands killer who hope for the future. Be a booster! There may be a killer or two in this town, ut we hope not. But if there are any we hope bey will cease killing and go to boosting. There is j no honor or profit in killing, but there inch-t- o be gained through boosting. rBe a booster We need the booster! We need the booster we need more boost-rBut we can exist handsomely without the flier, for the killers principal diversion in life i to take a knock at the town, at its people, at heir ways, and at everything end everybody onnected therewith except the killer. Be a booster! rnea;en loves a booster Everybody boost; ' L - 1 s. o oo bad fortune of stroke Yre need a if. for, no other purpose safeguards are widely applicaare so terse that they are ble, and The statistics of the Grand Army are carefully kept and form a valuable criterion on the subject. At the beginning of 191$ the membership was 159,863. Deaths during the year numbered 11,856, a little over 7 per cent. In the general pension list the death of more" than 100 a flay, hut the pensioners, include soldiers widows and survivors of all the wars of the United States. Only a few are left who served in the Mexican war that ended in 1848. Eight or ten soldiers of the Revolutionary war and the War of 1812 lived to be more than 100 years old and possibly thirty or forty who were in the Civil war will live to be centenarians. It is probable that the rate of mortality among the veterans is higher than the general ercise These easilyT-emem-bere- average. They went through a trying ordeal in camps and bivouacs, as well as in battle. On occasion they made dong marches, slept on the roads and in fields and at times rations were scant. The deaths from disease outnumbered those from bullets. Over 2,500,000 men were enlisted ihnh the Union forces. At the latest report the membership of the Grand Army had declined to 149,074. It embraces nearly all who were in the service. of the United States between 1861 and 1865. The surgeon general gives good counsel on the best way to maintain good liealth to men of three score and ten,j nis recommendations are valuable to men of anyj age. "Avoid excess of any kind is the tenor of his advice. The best jrules of hygiene . are not complicated. If all individuals observed them health reports would quickly take i more favorable turn. The injunction not to use food excessively is the one most needed. Conservation of the vital forces is evidently the best method of living long and comfortably. To say so may be a truism, but it is not one of the facts that require no repetition- .Many important battles have occurred in which the combatants were fewer than the deaths in the Grand Army last year. sur-ivor- 8 self-evide- W- r -- ' OO 0- nt the Department of Commerce shows fhat before the war, Americantonnage on the Pacific was 21 per cent, British 29, Japanese of 33. Up to the time of the reeent purchase by the Pacific Mail of three ships, American shipping on the Pacific had fallen off to two per cent. Japanese tonnage had increased to 55 per cent of the total, going up in the agregate to 155,000 tons, surpassing British. The European war and the LaFollette shipping bill presented an unparalelled opportunity to Japan and they are improving it. The Japanese pursue a national policy as a people and are refusing all orders to build ships for other countries. Their shipyards are working day and night sonstructing hundreds of vessels for their merchant marine and the yellow flag navy. Instead of restrictive legislation dictated by Gompers, Pureseth, et al., the American Congress should have taken this historical opportunity, that may never come again, to plant onr flage on the seven seas. o n o sea-farin- g SOLUTION OF THE JITNEY PROBLEM Portland and Sacramento are adopting the franchise plan of solving the problem of jitney competition with street car Tm.es. Jitney busses are to be operated on streets not already supplied with street car lines and transfers are to be given both ways. The jitney franchise carries a bond that service will be kept up on schedule over certain once in fixed hours under rules and regulations. than to sift our This plan gives. the. people, increased public deceivers. riends from the service, protection against reckless driving and o no destructive competition where not needed. --0 Carranza will probably make" as much of, a o o of has Unlawful censorship of American mail conness' of controlling the churches as he tinues without excuse or apology. . I rying to govern the country. while, oo - It-h- - J al Just What 1 Want! Give me cake made I know what I know iti pure,wholeom, nouriahing, tempting and tasty. Its all in Calumet's won- derful leavening and railing power iti absolute pnrity. -Use Calumet for uniform results and economy. t with Calumet Im getting Racaivsd Hishss Awards Nn Cell Jsel JVm . , 9m 9U$ i fmrnd Cm - 111"?, -- Cheep and big can Baking Powders donot jaa ve you money. 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