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Show V THE PAYSOXIAN, PAY30N, Dawn of New Era of Prosperity Along All Industrial Lines ' When the. newly elected Republican Congress was convened in special session April 11, 1921, the nation was still legally at war with the Central Powers of Europe and the domestic problems confronting the country were of greater magnitude than any previous administration In the history of. the United States had ever been called upon to solve. The President and the Congress had a program of rehabilitation and reconstruction. In his address opening the special session of Congress the President asked the e of a resolution declaring a state of peace between the United States and the Central Powertr He nrged, in addition, the enactment of an emergency tariff, a permanent tariff, the creation of a budget system; legislation providing relief to agricultural interests; federal aid to public highways; a new tax law which would lessen the burden of public taxation and eliminate excess profits .taxes; a consolidation of the various government agencies handling relief for men; a maternity and infancy welfare law; a law to punish lynching by federal statute; encouragement for and regulation of cable and radio service; and, above all else, rigid economy In appropriations for tho operating expenses of the Government. The best and the conclusive answer as to whether or not the Republican Congress has with the Republican President in carrying out the program is the citation of the record of accomplished acts. The Emergency Tariff was a law May 27. The resolution terminating a state of war between the United Sates and the Central Powers was in full force and effect July 2. The Budget. Law was In force and effect June 10, in time lo apply to the new fiscal year beginning July 1. The Sweet Bill to all agencies dealing with men was a law by August 9. In order to assist the agricultural Interests the Congress amended the War Finance Corporation Act, which provided a round billion dollars of new credit for agricultural and interests; passed the Packers and 8tockyards Act, the ' Capper-Tinche- r Act to regulate grain exchanges and the Nelson-Curti- s Act, which increased the funds available for farm loans in the sum of $25,000,000. It enacted the Maternity and Infancy Welfare Act It appropriated well-define- d rif pas-aag- live-stoc- -- Jf k $75,000,000 for federal aid in building of publio highways. It enacted a law for the protection of American owned cable and radio service. It enacted a new tax measure, which reduces the public taxation fur the current year in the sum of NO 18,000,000, the bulk of which is saved to the man of medum . Income. vln addtvfl Law-creatin- g der enacting the Budget the Budget Bureau, un- vo which all economies which have been made ty executive departments were made possible, the Congress, upon its own initiative, cut-ovfrom appropriations requested by various departments and boards, thus carrying out the Presidents desire for rigid economy. In addition to carrying out the Presidents program it enacted a restrictive immigration law. It amended the Edge Act in order to facilitate Americas foreign trade. It reorganized the Philippine financial system in order to save the islands from bankruptcy as a result of maladministration under the Wilson regime. It reorganised the Indian Bureau and reorganized the Postal Service and readjusted salaries in that department In fulfillment of the Presidents request the House passed a permanent tariff measure the Fordney Bill. The House also passed the Dyer Bill, which makes lynching a federal offense and provides for federal punishment of that crime. In his annual message to Congress in December, the President made supplementary recommendations, among them being the enactment of a cooperative marketing law; the appropriation of funds to relieve the famine in Russia; the creation of a commission to handle the refunding of our foreign loans; and the enactment of legislation to stop the issuance of securities. Every one of these recommendations has been enacted into law with the exception of the one regarding the issuance of securities and a bill to carry that recommendation into effect is now well on its way through Congress. This record shows that the House with the President exactly 100 per cent, in enacting such legislation as he recommended a record between the executive of and legislative branches of Congress which has no equal in the annals of American legislation. $300,-000,00- 0 non-taxab- NOTED LECTURERS ENGAGED who 'can will take advantage of this FOB B. T. U. SUMMER SESSION opportunity to come in contact with the most recent thught on these imProvo, May 11. Dean Hugh M. portant subjects. The people of Utah Woodward, of the summer session of county, especially those living adin jacent to the interurb&n can easily the Brigham Young university, avail themselves of these lectures. making up his curriculum and faculty mentioned Besides the courses kept in mind the needs of the church above there will be a number of in general and Utah county and sur- others thl&t will be of interest to rounding stakes in particular. He the general public. For instance, the secured for the first term of the week from June has been dessummer sehool such men ns Dr. Ed- - ignated Scout and Bee Hive Week; Education week; ward T. Devine, a specialist on relief that from Jane work; Dr. Rugh, .of the University that from June 26 to July 1, Comof California, a specialist in the munity Service week; and that from as Better Home and Health teaching of religious subjects; Prto- - July fessor John C. .Swenson, of the B. week. Daring those weeks special Y, U.; and Superintendent Adam 8. work in the fields mentioned will be Bennion. These men, besides giving given. Of course, even though these extheir regular class work, are arranging to give public lectures that will cellent features will be offered, the be especially helpful to the relief regular , work of the summer school of will go along unhindered. The curworkeife throughout the stakes - Zion. ricula in all branches are very comIt is hoped that all of the people plete for a summer session. 12-1- 7 18-2- 4 3-- Look for the Mark of Quality It sbock-raiSin- g Utah Fanners Sound - While the emergency is not entirely over in certain . states, among them Utahs neighbor to the north Idaho in Utah the farmers are in sound position and tho local banks are able to arrange for tbeir normal financial needs ifhtil there is a general readjustment of the agricultural financing situation. Whatever form this general readjustment may take, whether through a continuation of the war finance corporation or through ether means now close being given attention, the emergency in Utah is over with. Of fourse, that doos not mean that 1920 prosperity is going to fall on every producer of foodstuffs in the state, or that there is going to be much farming or sheep raising from auto mobiles this year; but it docs mean tha a most important productive part of the community again has its feet on the ground. Mr. Armstrong reports that the Bankers Loan company, organized to facilitate the extension of war finance corporation funds to Utah farmers, has closed 274 loans, aggregating fl,504,270. An additional ninety-on- e applications have been passed by the Bankers Loan company, the Utah OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOO' agency of the war finance corporation and by the Washington, authorities much brightened in recent weeks. in finding men. The- - resumption of Othsn Might M Well totaling $306,110. The wool and sheep industry has beetf smelting operntionB on n huge benle. Applications Considered Personally, you .know, I am very given a new lease n life with pres the returB of eopper mining to ' n thousands of point requiring many and fond of k noting. Bat then, you see, an opportunity both This amount remains to bo actually ent profits volume of men, the considerable off to clear indebtedness to and over tho farmer to past' I belong to the society for the pro-- , paid beneficiaries, building going on, the road work but will undoubtedly bo distributed plan for futujre progress. animals. However, of I which has started, have all contribut teetion additional ap The market prices for Wool and shortly. Ninety-sovefound out of way this to circumstance. ed my difficulty. favorable plications havo boon passed by both lamb have continued strong, the wool Men at work are purchasers, and Whoa huntings X one blank cartthe Bankers Loan company and the especially bringing prices consider Baris I BBhioanett ns it U said that for every man en ridges. Utah agency, but not yet by Wash- ably above even those anticipated by are others in building, gaged eight lonns These total $312,655. the optimistic. While other livestock ington. ACT QUXGXLY employment ia the production Additional applications numbering have not been as well favored os given disraw of materials, transportation, a total thirty-nine- , of for $83,475, sheep, cheap feed, fair weather and Do tho right thing at tho right have been passed by the loan com- continued active markets have all tribution, etc., so every man at work to in n greeter job contribute Aet quickly ia time of danger. pany, but not yet by the ngeney or had a beneficial effect upon tho cat- or every less degree work for the other In time of kidney danger, Doans Washington, while twelve remain toj tle producers. fellow. Kidney Pills ore most effective. Aik be netetd upon by the three approvPlanting ig well over, though reWith agriculture on a sound your neighbor! ing bodies. These twclvo call for tarded this spring by tho late winPlenty of Pnyaoa evidence of their ter weather. But there is plenty of foundation and work aplenty for worth, )oan8 of $74,050. no do can community With a total of $1,404,270 advanced water in the hills and canal system's everybody, Arietta Bsoood Mn. ffhmnons, otherwise than prosper and progress. and applications yet to be disposed and prospects for excellent crops are 1 ought a Whrd, Payton, ys: Thats what Utah is doing. tof overs sold which settled en my kidtotaling $776,290, the aggregate generally better then good. advance to Utah farmers by the war It earned lameneet acre my The large surplus of labor which neys. back ud severe pains at night. .1 8 Win De What n Miming finance corporation through the Bank- during the winter made both for wu told of Doan's Kidney nils and ers Loan company will amount to social distress and economic loss has DOMs Drought me There is only one way to get ready I uasg them. in boon absorbed in the rush of activiwell over $2,000,000. A friend and relief quiek strengthened ' my lovs for to and that is these and noed is a friend indeed, immorality, ties in mining, smelting, agriculture, and bock. kidneys $2,000,000 and more have proved of railroads, construction and other in- this life, and live it ns bravely and Over Throe Tsois Latar Mn. Simincalculable benefit both directly and dustries in the past fortnight or so. faithfully and cheerfully as we east. mons id: Although I have no Motto displayed beneath the head need of a kidney indirectly not only to tho farmers Almost all of the men who want remedy now, I who got the money but to those de- work are working, perhaps not occasionally nse Doans Kidney Pills. at of The Wiggins Conner. They always give the some good rependent , upon the welfare of the jobs of their own choosing, and ussult. Bill farmers for their own prosperity. married. wonder less war I but at than why wages, ually Price 60e, at all dealer.- - Dont 8oi as to have some one to help none the less they are working and ask for n kidney remedy get Wool ln Better Condition Imply he Doans him live within his income; producing. me thnt Kidney Pille the New York Mrs. Simmon Foster-Milhurin the Some large employers have in the couldnt do it alone. Meanwhile other factors hod. , Cm, Mfm., Buffalo, M. f. . Utah agricultural situation have been past few days encountered difficulty Mxmiing Telegraph. . n I n Central is the sign of the best equipped paint and varnish the plant in the country Works White Lead Detroit it is your assurance that the contents of the 'caa jscct tike highest standards. PAINTS AND VARNISHES 'Mrs. Housewife, whenever you need a paint, Varnish, stain or enamel around the house Mr. Property Owner, whenever you have need for a paint or varnish for interior or exterior use- Look for the Rogers label. You can always find it at Farmers The two most favorable economic developments recently in Utah were the passing of tho emergency which brought war finance corporation funds to tho. relief of the farmers of the state ami the end of unemployment. Both of those are of profound sigtfie nificance, tho first as marking dawn of a new era to tho most important and fundamental industry of the state, the other as making for the contentment and compaiative prosperity of both the workers ami those dependent upon their earnings in tho channels of commerce and industry. The end of the agricultural emergency is seen in the announcement by VV. V. Armstrong, president of the Bankers Loan company of Sait Lake, of the record to date of his organization and of the absence of v any further necessity for receiving applications for loans. Tho machinery of the war finance corporation was set up for an emergency during the war and was revived by congress about a year ago tq moot the critical situation which had arisen in tho agricultural and industries of tho nation. Merc. Payson, Utah Co-o- p rt s Utah League Schedule OPPOSING TEAMS 1922 |
