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Show v -- Friday, August TIIE OGDEN POST of the Constitution of the United .Slates of America or any part of it. The speech of Chairman Howell is Og in complete accord with the platforn published each Friday by The comadopted by the convention, The plat den Post Printing and Publishing avenue. Kiewl form was drafted after mature pany, 2128 a committee appointed v Enured aa second-clas- s matter Oe by .Stale by Chaiiman Carl Marcussen tober 17, 1027, at the post office at several days before the convention. headed Ogdn, Utah, under the Act of March The platform committee was and be3, 1878. by Senator Hamilton Gardner, convento the submitted fore being Subscription Trice: $1.00 per Year tion was passed upon by a platform made up of delegates from committee 1165 each county in the slate. With such a platform ami a ticket made up of EDITORIAL suiierior men, pledged and personally agreeable to support that platform, REPUBLICAN THE tho Republican party goes before tho STATE TICKET Mate asking for the suffrage of the The Republicans of Utah have a and confident of success at the ticket to be proud of. They havema-a people polls. the if ticket that will be elected A high quality of transportation terial and moral interests of Utah A LOGICAL ALTERNATIVE service is evidenced when after a haul are taken into consideration by the "It often happens that Injury to per- of from 1000 to 30(H) miles, cantavoters of the state. son or property is wrought by a care- loupe, lettuce and such perishable for candidate In Ernest Bamberger, automobile driver who is utter products are placed on the tables of less United Stales senator, they have a financially," says tho New York in as good condition as in ly irresponsible mining, interests whose candidate He has no money to when takc-- from the vine and field. Herald. Duluth so is agriculture and stock growing pay damage claims, he does not even extensive that he will work for the have a large enough equity In his car ORDERLY OIL works interests of the people If he to help, and ho enrries no insurance. PRODUCTION for his own Interests. That he is capand The offhand reaction to that was able is proven by his experience The drilling of oil wells is more insuccess in all these important Utah the early demand, for compulsory today than at any time durorderly surance. Compel everybody who opindustries. last ten years, comments a the to take out lia- ing In W. II. Wattis the Republican erates an automobile in the Cumberland, editorial recent " was the cry. bility insurance The operators are party has the outstanding successful Times. Maryland, but business man, not only of Utah one state, MassachuWell, no longer drilling unnecessary wells, though of this intermountain region. It is rare setts, has adopted the plan, it has but merely enough to protect their Indeed that success comes to a man not grown in popularity, nor has the property from drainage and fulfill engaged in so many lines of endeavor, Massachusetts experience improved their contracts. nnd it could not be so were he not the rase for it. Insurance authorities, There is a wholesome change from possessed of rare ability to size up who might la expected to be for it the mad scramble for drilling and and select men to help him in the because it would bring insurance compumping which for years has been many enterprises which he heads. He panies much business, are unanimous- flooding the country with superfluous has proven this ability as head of the ly against It. It demoralizes tho in- oil, wasting this great natural reUtah Construction company; he has surance business, it takes away from source at every stage of production. proven it as managing director of the insurance companies their right to The oil industry as a whole has o Sugar company; he has select risks, and it does not decrease made the greatest stride forward in proven it aa a ranchman and stock accidents though it greatly increasen its history. Overproduction was the man; ho has proven it as a banker, damage claims, many of them trump- result of uncontrolled competition and in hundreds of other organiza- ed up. no one. Today the cobenefitted that and tions in the business, fraternal of the IrresponHut movement is stabilizing oil social world. ' It was the lack of this sible driver still exists and something operative basis. on a firm quality, so rare in men. that has led more than an argument against com- , Our petroleum resources are among to the discord and trouble which has pulsory is needed. our greatest assets. Scientific proand obstructed the proper Edson S. Ijott, president of tho duction, refining and marketing, and flsgued of so many of our state Jnited Slates Casualty company, has economically-minde- d produccommissions. If a superintendent or done better than most. He has sug- efficient, a steady, adequate are us ers insuring foreman fails to function successfully gested an alternative. Instead of com- oil supply at a fair price. in any of the many organizations of pulsory insurance, he proposes that which W. II. Wattis is the directing any man who has an unsatisfied ELECTRICITY AND MACHINERY head, a way is found to displaco him; udgrment against him for automo-dl- e ARE REVOLUTIONIZING and The Post predicts that as govdamages caused by him shall not AGRICULTURE ernor of the state he will be found ie allowed to register or operate an In the past few years a bloodless just as efficient when demanding re- automobile until it is paid. sults from his appointees. In short, That sounds like a likely remedy, agricultural revolution has been takas governor W. II. Wattis will give much likelier than compulsory insur- ing place that has given the farmer Utah that ability of management ance which would bring more evils new standards of living, efficiency, which has placed him above other men. than it cures, and it deserves study. speed and economy. The weapons of the revolution have been rural elecIt is also well to remember when trification and modern machinery. in event a of in THE BENEFITS OF HIGHWAY vacancy voting that Electricity does a great deal more the office of United States senator, Highways are an investment that than enable the farmer to earn would he or otherwise, that by death pays real dividends and shows profits, more merely to money through the use of power. a Republican represent sreordin gto Frank Page, chairman of It is appoint him from much of the freeing Utah in that body. the North Carolina Highway commia Of the remainder of tho state ticket sion. In n recent speech, he showed drudgery and discomfort that has been much can, and will be, said as the what benefits' hnve come to that state associated with agricultural pursuits since time immemorial. campaign progresses. They are all 'rom its fine roads. Alodern machine equipment is workmen of known ability to perform the As the first Hem, Air. Page listed duties of the offices for which they relief to towns and counties and snv-n- ing improvements along the same line! 1923 With such a have been nominated. to road users, through reducing If the eight leading crops ofmethhad been produced by the hand ticket headed by two outstanding can- wear and tear and losses. ods in vogue a century ago, it would didates they will win, as they should Second, educational opportunities. over lla billion more win. Third, the rapid, cheap and safe have required was than days actually expended, transKrtation of agricultural prodsaid the Progressive Farmer recently. KKPUm.lCAN PLATFORM ucts. AND KEYNOTE SPEECH Fourth, factories avoid congested With wages at $3 a day, except for The Republican party of Utah goes centers and labor needs no tenements cotton at $2, the total saving in favor of the machine methods was over 3 before the people not only with a in town. Fifth, increased accessibility of re- billion dollars. ticket made of men of superior abilThe value to agriculture of such a clean-csorts and places of scenic interest. statement a but with ity, as the tractor, for cxamplei machine Sixth, the appeal good highways which pledges the party and its canis inestimable. It has performed mirdidates against the nullification of the make to potential residents. Seventh, social advantages, by do- acles in points of efficiency, service constitution of the United States, and and labor saving. the enforcement of law. These prin- ing away with isolation. In the farm homo electricity has These are highways dividends found ciples are set forth, not only in the its place with the result that that in are state and in but paid the every keynote every the housewife party platform, is relieved of a multispeech of James A. Howell, chairman locality. .A community that neglects tude of burdens. Electric stoves, In the course of building good and adequate ronds is of the convention. and other apvarious lights, to cleaners, itself condemning his speech Air. Howell had the followmediocrity and are her from pliances emancipating retrogression. is to this ing great say concerning toil and her leisure. giving sue: It was but a brief time ago that In my opinion the success of our A CURE FOE TIIE SMOKE we EVIL heard of a movement of young opponents in this campaign threatens the maintenance of the integrity of Anyone living in nn average large men from the farms to the cities. the constitution of the United States city is familiar with the modern evil of They were unwilling to suffer the rigand the free institutions it establishes. smoko. A recent estimate made by the orous life of their mcostors, and they were eager to take advantage of modEvery American must be grateful Merchants association of New York, ern progress. that however they may have been mis- says that every' inhabitant of this The growth of farm electrification taken in governmental policy, every county must nay seventeen dollars an modern machinery is changing party that has ever been in power in nunlly for the property damage it and that. It is bringing about a hack to the nation has sought to maintain our causes. This is a minor matter, however, the farm' movement instead. institutions pure and undefiled. in Electricity and modern farm mabeen we hnve not comparison with the more serious Unfortunately so successful in our local affairs, and one of health and comfort. Ixiss of chinery are immeasurably increasing especially is this true in our larger daylight and the diminution of health rural health and happiness and comcities, where graft and vice hnve se ful violet ray are among tho conse fort an prosperity. In the past few cured the upper hand over the moral qnenees of the smoke evil. It Is a years modern farmers have progressed more than their forbears did in forces until they have become unsafe common thing. In manufacturing whole for it to obscure sunlight. places in which to live, where the in an Recently subeastern city an all oligarchy of a political machine, servient to the master)' of the law- gas apartment house was erected a less element, has supplanted tho rule successful experiment in ridding of smoke. An increasing number of the people. The most flagrant ex of factories and industries arc a such machine is Tammany ample of ... using ' prVeg Hall. It has for many years con suited to their Utah will ship about 400 cars needs trolled the city of New York, it has tomatoes to Eastern markets. green for some years controlled the state o . Ggden highway pay. of New York, it controlled the Demo MINERAL WEALTH MEVNN i in Cache valley. nearly completed ng' PROSPERITY rratic party in its convention at Hous Coalville may form sewerage diston and transformed it into the Tam- - trePlwt hr lron trict. a proat i not have North Salt Lake Union Pacific is manycratic party, and if its candidate mineral wealth. should be elected it will control the It is prerequisite of progress, and fi- (pending $50,000 on freight yards. nation and Tammanyize it. The Re- nancial and industrial greatness. Ogden starts laying new water are unusually fortunate publican party calls upon all gooi mains in southeast part of city. citizens to rally to its support and let I mtod States. We have had tiVen- Brigham Ciiy Construction begins ' it be known to the world that no party but their story, on $2o00 city electric sign. Jntnh r?,urc'pyears, up can Tammanyize the nation. Cty-B- ids has been opened for The other predominant moral is- one of picturesque waste and union building at state unisue of this campaign is whether the produclion "d an- - versity. Constitution as its exists shall be enLogan State agricultural college Kcccnt years have seen a forced and continue to be the supreme definite udds seven new faculty instructors. Such metals as copper law of thclnnd. I care not what may change. Brigham City Two fine new brick and be the attitude of the individual citinow produced residences under construction here. zen upon whether the Eighteenth donv.tf' nccurate eye to supply and n.iaSibankln in8titution show amendment should have been adopted; Production moth- gam in resources over last ods. and at a it became and is an integral part el: stable price, year. the Constitution and as such must be ilimng, ju brief, is now on a firm Brigham City U. S. biological enforced. 1 have no criticism to offer industrial basis. service begins work on $350,000 game to tho man or woman who believes n,inin? has meant conservation project. that the Eighteenth amendmen t "any westl TO1.1." Salina Crawler tractor and other should be eliminated, but I have no to heavy machinery bought for road use. "W is"dirwt as well, insurance stuip. sympathy with those who would leave every fcalma Grading of coal mine for d the future. We could not" that amendment in the Constitution in Salina canyon being speeded pra end then disregard its presence there, gross without our mines. less sympathy with the attitude of the rri'ffe?!.?1 tTUCk. 0Ut 0f7 Pri COV- TER UJSO Democratic candidate for the 55 months. ,in past who seeks to placate the proL ca, Asphalt company hibition south with a platform which aO.0OO epons plant. declares for the enforcement of the tot, Eureka- - Many e silicious ore prohibition- amendment, and at the pw bclnjr workcd meet market same time seeks to beguile the wet needs flic Mate of people of tho big cities of the north Washington leads in Eureka North Lily and Eureka with the hope that his election wil pnHhiciion f apples. Arizona Lily mines will install big compressor. crowds bring back the days when they can lVads0r:5KI y,eU 0f lettuce, Florida Eureka Timber being brought for put their feet on the rail and blow North North Beck shaft. sinking off the froth Mrawoirnes, New York in cabbSre Utah state highways cost $200,0S7 More transcendent than the issue Indian;, in onions, Maine in white po- - during July. of prohibition ist the issue of nullificaV,rKh,ia in wet pota-- . irVi-rbmithfield Tea cannery here has tion. ami I am glad to say that neither to in put up lb (00 cases peas in a day. the Republican party nor any of its Ihe necessity forgrapes. a HriKT C it 160.000 muskrat farm candidates will stanJ for nullification s.'.tcm of railroad transportation for usd he established near CharlMfw, The Ogden Post Telephone Auto Driver Held On Liquor Charge Salina can- Salina Salt company in yon, Packing corporation to insUlVjm$12T000 new machinery cemcnt highwayn . the successful marketing of thsse City and Mt. I leas Fairview, when spring it product is at once apparent 95,Dj7. cost will is realized that much of this traffic ant resume Furcka Tintic Giant will moves under refrigeration, all oi n plant disastrous recent require i expeditious service, andcon-in sinking after the f' producers, sropu it embraces Utah sumers anti markets of a continent. Several hundred carloads early east. be Calshipped will of cent In 1927 about 43 per poutin' for July ifornias fruit anil vegetables rlu,red Ogden Building permits 6(5 difthe a haul of 3000 miles to totaled $103,000. white-wa- y ferent markets in which they were Spanish Fork will complete 1920. in started sold; about 00 per cent of Washinglighting system, ton's went to 03 different markets telegraphic cirCedar City-N- ew with a haul of 2300 miles. 1T3 miles, opened to Grand Can Arizonas cantaloupe and lettuce cuit, r;m. sold in more than CO different mar- yon Iarowan Modern showhousd will kets with a haul exceeding 2000 miles. here. Over 82 per cent of Floridas prod- be built Gold ore of excellent and Eureka 61 of cent per 73 Idahos, ucts, per coming from Eureka cent of Colorado's and 58 per cent of uniform grade mine. Standard Texas required a market haul of Salma Great Western Salt com from 1000 to 3000 miles. of pany rl Salina purchases holding Federal-ai- d 21. 1928 A little thing like being haUtah State Poultry Producers co- with an automobile did not deter Mrjck an nn. in the indentified man from escaping the operative distributed $50,000 crowd that closed in around the U&nore-Biasked for ds and make good his escape be. the fore Eurt police could make an investover big Smelting company takes igation. district acreage in Park City Edward Barrow, of West Warren be will Beck mine Bullion Eureka 1. was driving the car, was arroted who in operation by September contract Eureka North Beck shaft however, on a charge of driving while will bo started soon, under the influence of liquor. 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