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Show BOX ELDER JOURNAL Brigham City. Utah Friday, March 10. 19S0 I Its against the law a into destruction" PACI Turn the figures of your gol- other. . . Keep this up for does not the American Magazine a person often the Very to he ELD! longer stay until den dream around. Those $16 minute only $252.00. Play can than if, JX know he is dreaming a land within the city limits 0f million are tax dollars. Six thou- game for an hour, if you W51A7 TOEY up. America is grigbatr t wakes walk-inTexas. Benito, sand people, the population of raise $15,120. One days man of dreamers, let by a Friday One THINK cost $362,880. will have each leadBrigham City, would in his sleep the blind a to pay $2,500 to raise that sum. year will soak you $132,451,200, the blind to the brink of build the ing VperVV to Thats different from receiving about half enough foot of which the at of precipice second If counreservoir. every You it? isnt may $2,500. totalitarian twr Blanding, Utah clearly emerges the ter with the hue and cry of the time since the birth of Christ March 6, 1930. in state. $4.20 have could dropped the "Let of you enemies Road capitalism. Dear Sir: (Quoted from "The in the rich man and the corporation the pile, you would have by Zfflyy -John T. Flynn, by Ahead, You're wrong, Mr. Editor, national the he Harper pay it! Dont be deceived. Those now Just equalled Digest.) Readers LAKE SALT Is a dreamt. with February to keep pace v presente STAMp Then debt! manufacturwhich e Dept C. 43 W. 3rd I read your Wednesday, March corporations 'Sunday MERLIN N. LARSEN. ed your automobile and your the present rate of government to nard last have 1, editorial boosting the propos- household would you and your spending seced reclamation project west of clothes andappliances L.rj Holme your paper and jump your donation each the m Brigham City. You quoted some presses are already burdened to ond to $1,395! ," enticing figures. It would in- the beraking point by numberBf Go ahead and form your pres-- ' deed be heaven in miniature to less faxes and restrictions. Elder sti If But em. after and sure go enrich every eiti.en of Brigham the group , visitor plight of the corporations is accomCity by $2,500. And no one too remote for your concern, if you really want to acof net result your would dispute that the whole and convince yourself that plish inthe Let the minimum time, rath-- , north end of Utah would profit' stop and we other "common tion you Amer-ic- t MAC a er reof "Destroy addition the 40,000 organize by men are paying their taxes as (And That Includes You) committee and smear alleclaimed acres to its tillable well as our the SUBSCI own, through acreage. .You quoted Alf Olsen higher prices we pay for thefr giance to her enemies. In your editorial for Friday, March 3, tan sem as saying the project is possigoods. m withoul you make a patriotic appeal to ble,- that "it is no dream. Your Over 30 percent of the grass fend off the Russian threat. Be enthusiasm indicated you agree no check with him. You are both wrong, income from goods and services realistic. If you really want to r to mail Mr. Editor, It is a dream. And for the entire nation is poured point your incriminatory finger ices: it is but a small part of the fan- into the national treasury annu- at Americas worst enemy, point tastic? dream that is destroying ally. Still they dont make ends it at the spendthrifts in WashMA! the American economic system. meet. The national debt has ington. Russia is our enemy for 22 So thora what evbut In this "pink-tintereached dream the incredible seeing figure sure, Buy It eryone is showered with an end- of $258 billion. A simple dem- ough job we are doing of deless plenty 'of bonuses, benefits, onstration will show what an stroying ourselves, she is smart increased - wages, unbelievable number of dollars enough to wait until she can securities, SATURDAY NIGHT, 9 TO 12 shortened hours, and free con- that is., Put $4.20 in a pile. One jump us when we are down. struction of his favorite projects second later put another $4.20 Lenin, the patron saint of Rusall this done by a beneficent in the pile; a second later an- sia, said: We will force the GOOD FUN itself GOOD MUSIC uncle having limitless wealth other $4.20, and another and an- - United States to spend and resources. Certainly, it would be splendid to have Uncle Sam reclaim For trout fishing at its that land. It would be glorious Sponsored By Local Squadron best many anglerschoose to have him rebuild Utahs inobsolete the swirling waters of highway adequate, system as some have suggested. CIVIL AIR PATROL Montanas famous MadiAnd who will deny that the son River. proposed Echo reservoir east of Vernal, Utah, would be a great Tickets $1.00 per couple on sale by C.A.P. boon to that semi-ariregion? But just where is the $16 million for the reclamation .project Members or At Door Saturday Night coming from? And who is to pay the $10 billion for the highway system, and the $250 millions for the reservoir? Why, Uncle Sam. And who is Uncle Hill ana Hill will not till your IK IMIUcj creel, but it will treat you to Sam? US! A chee WHISKEY AT ITS BEST enter-tainmen- weekly newspaper, published at Brigham Cily, Utah, successor to Smithfield Sentinel, established in 1908. Member United Press, Audit Bureau of Circulations. Utah State Press Association. National EdU torlal Association. ' Advertising Representative: National Advertising Service. ' ,William M. Long, Editor Charles Claybaugh, Business Manager g A ' -- Published every Friday and entered as Second Class Matter at the post office In Brigham City, Utah, under the act of March 8, 1879. Subscription rate in Box Elder County: $3.00 per year payable in advance; in combination with the Box Elder News, (published Wednesdays) $4.00 per year; $2.00 for 6 months; single copy 5 cents; Outside Box Elder County, $3.50 per year, com- bination rate t $5.00. Cache Valley , Southern Utah Huniers Ask Split Duck Season , t i local wildlife as . . REftffiER. Winter is leaving like a big dog leaves a small room. Just as you think its gone, it gives you one last glancing blow with its tail. 1 , . v , , . We cant decide which were more anxious to use: The hammock, or the fishing rod. - It says here the lobbyists in Washington about eight 'million bucks Jast year in salaries and expenses. Their employers were exercising their democratic rights in a collected ?!portsriei), According to sociations of Cache Valley and of various parts, of Southern Utah, have signed and .delivered petitions to officials in charge of democratic nation u here thq .will of the maas expressed in good hard coin of the the western waterfowl flyway, requesting jority, rules. i realm, A n .be adopted for this that !' ' ' ' i Area.' , , , No wonder the doctors have been howling They .have assumed, on the basis of last about their A. M. A. .assessments: The years phenominally good weather, that their American Medical association spent $1,522,-68- 3 hunting will be improved by giving ducks a Compullobbying against vacation from the hunters in the middle of sory health (Vou gotta be healthy, Bub, if the season. we have to kill you enforcing program. it!) For several obvious and unquestionable ? t 'Ore reasons the adoption of such a plan would The National Association of Electric Comonly be a detriment to the hunting at the panies spent $388,883, in their losing battle Bear River Refuge and in Box Elder county to keep Uncle Sam out of the electric power in general.; business. The railroads spent $194,159. While the Cache Valley and Southern Utah The lobby socked $178,000 into their hunters do a large part of their hunting on side butter of the argument, against $101,000 put that will freeze only the banks of rivers up by the margerine manufacturers. during intense cold weather good hunting here depends on open ponds that will freeze And the taxpayers, indirectly, footed the at the drop of an icicles hat. bill. The split season would delay the last two weeks of hunting until December. The orBecause the "consumer who the merdinary winter in this region starts about the chandise or services and is the buys source of inmiddle of November and seldom later than come for the organizations employing lobbyDecember 1. ists, on the one hand, is also the taxpayer When the water freezes the ducks catch who bums who are in the first southbound freight for Florida. therepays the government for the program the lobbyist plugging is seldom there Therefore any good hunting is opposing, or vice versa. after December 1, and often after November 15, in Box Elder county. And the poor chump, the consuming-tax-payWhile the hunting here would be lousy or either is too in Cache freeze a hunters the after Valley dopey to know what its all too disabout, and Southern Utah would - if anything to give it a thought one way or find their river jump shooting improved interested the other, or too disillisioned to think he can for many of the sick ducks from the refuge do anything about it. hnd other ponds in the county that couldnt make the trip south would settle for the open And hes , , split-seaso- - - v INVITED DANCE d m SPORTSWEAR DANCE 9 mm Look." Black RATIONAL kltb DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION. 65 NEW YORK GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS SATURDAY MARCH 18 DANCE-BOW- But after all, it figures less than 20 cents per capita. Probably if the lobbyists went on relief it would cost u8 more than that. -(r 9:00 $4 L I. M. r pond-freezi- J t Whenever there is an earthquake, a "flood, a war, indeed, practically wherever there is an American in need of help, the American Red Cross is there prepared to offer' that help. The American Red Cross has, as President' Truttian recently said, become almost indispensible in our community life today. It has, in fact, become an American institution, always present at the scene of to render help that will make the suffering easier, to give blood from its blood banks, that saves lives, to loan money to the G. I's.' to get home to parents on furloughs, to help both morally and physically when world. . . and where needed. The Red Cross is the strongly organized of mercy of the American people beagent Uncle Sams Job It's cause it has the support of the American Our explanatory and, we . intended, en- people. Without that support it would soon not exist. couraging word for Alf Olsens pet Actually, an editorial appeal for donations City reclamation project has put us under fire like the grate of the depot stove. to the Red Cross during the national drive, Here you are, howling all the time for from March 1 to 31, is not necessary for the government economy and a discontinuance benevolent temperament of the American of federal interference, inconsistently asking people is always present. They are always pressure-grou- p support for a federal project willing to offer a helping hand, and through that would cost millions of dollars, says one. donating to the Red Cross they do just that. Throughout Box Elder county a regiment Says another, Figure it in reverse. Figure that it would cost, in taxes, $2,500 of volunteers have donated their time to go for every man, woman and child in Brigham from door to door to solicit the donations and to reach the quota of $3,580 for the City. At first it was a little confusing, because county. f When they come to your, door welcome what they said was true. We went scurrying to the Constitution, and we found our them with a smile and have your donation ready for them. answer right in the preamble. ' . . . to provide for the common de- - , t and the federal courts. V fense, promote the general wei- The federal government always has 'con. .. fare ' The reclamation bureau and the soil con- cerned itself with the opening of new terriservation service are two functionaries of tory. It was the federal government that the federal government that we will defend made concessions and encouraged the railso long as they remain more or less on their roads to push westward, until there remained no geographic frontier from the Atlantic present tracks. We believe their jobs are as logically the to the Pacific. Now the frontiers are econopportunity, privilege and duty of the feder- omic and scientific. There is only one original source of al government as were the consummation of wealth the earth. All wealth must begin the Louisiana and Alaska purchases. ' In a sense, even and we arent the first to by being brought up from the mineral deread broad meanings into the Constitution posits under the surface of the earth, or by their job is a phase of providing for the growing from the soil. common defense. The end result varies litThe federal governments take is sometle if we lose our territory by foreign inva- thing like a fifth of the national income sion and annexation, or by wind and water now. Whatever of new wealth is created, erosion. But we could get in deep along that each year, a double tithe goes to Uncle Sam. line of thought. Lets stick with the genThe reclamation bureau is set Up to pay its own way. It tackles jobs that generally eral welfare" idea. There are, certainly, a lot of jobs that are too big for local or even state financing. are expressly delegated to the federal gov- It adopts only projects that are justified on ernment by the constitution, and quite a the basis alone of public good of general few more that logically should be (and by welfare and not for the benefit that may now, dont worry, are!) carried out by the accrue to certain individuals or groups. Were willing to be shown. Maybe the federal government. The fact that there are a lot of functions that should remain City project wont forever functions of the several sovereign But until we have definite proof that itqualify. wont, states, the fact that there have been broad well continue to urge that all Box Elderites areas of federal encroachment on these func- and all northern Utahns get behind the protions, and we have opposed such encroach- ject and urge . . . yes, force . . . the reclamament, does not mean that we believe the tion bureau to consider federal branch should do nothing but mainIts their job to promote the general weltain the armed forces, the state department fare for ourselves and our posterity , oi PROOF right. Red Cross Drive B- - THE PUBLIC J er , water on their streams. Also, the usual procedure is to cut one week off of the hunting season when it is spit into two parts. This is done to offset two first days kills on the marshes. Our hunting would not only be postponed, if this petition were adopted, into the miweather miserable with ddle of winds it would also knock off and but sleet, f a week of tne hunting time. Exactly .what the Cache Valley and South- -' ern Utah' hunters have in mind i3 very diffi cult to figure out. Action must be taken quickly to stop this . petition from being considered seriously for the officials of the flyways are now meeting to work out the regulations for next years hunting. ' Interested sportsmen are preparing against the split season. As soon as they are ready, sign one of them and help save the best duck hunting in the ' 1,1 NO WINDIN' N0II0UM1 Sponsored by Fraternal Order Eagles for benefit of the Eagles Memorial Foundation and Home. NO HOIST A,"Ne dots. 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