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Show THE SAUNA SUN, UTAH S ALINA, The result of Hitlers experiments in Germany, if they are carried out, can NAUTICAL Le watched with interest elsewhere. NOVELTIES We have heard in the United States a great deal .of complaint that our deThe following Nautical Novelties pression was due to the substitution are furnished by the U. S. Navy Reof labor-savin- g machinery for hand cruiting Station at Salt Lake City: labor, thus, throwing many people out Lieutenant Commander T. G. . W. of jobs. Similar complaint has been heard from time to time for more Settle, U. S. N., who won the Internathan- - a century, ever since the world tional Balloon race last year, and who Inentered on the mechanical age, in fact. will pilot the navys entry in the race this Balloon ternational SeptemUsually the introduction of a new machine has resulted in the displace- ber, is one of the few men in the ment of hand labor, but this labor has world licensed to fly any kind of airwhich includes gliders, airgenerally found a place elsewhere. craft, . . planes!, airships and balloons. Perhaps this has been harder to do crosses vessel the a equaWhenever, since the present depression arrived, but it is to be remembered that most tor, those members of the crew, called " : ' " of the labor-savin- g ' : " . . . machinery was in Shell Backs, who have previously -Publisher - Editor and in 1929, been over the line, initiate the others, H. W, CHERRY use before the . V depression, l into the myster- when there seemed to be a shortage called Polly-wog- s, ' These ies initiations are j of the of labor. deep. H. B, THE NEVER-ENDINH. S. . THE N R A. IN' ' costumed who affairs. ' elaborate those often is of. the It argument ' . . i WAR. ACTION. President Cashier . ' devices over hand favor labor-savin- g looking certificates are preWithin the last few weo'ksthe NRA . The American public has a war to labor- - that the machinery is actually sented to those initiated by King Nfep-tun- e E. V. and his retinue. program has sped along with torrific fight every, year.. That war is against a benefit. While it increases the outin the menace and over-ridin- g accident the industry, the every everyone force, Assistant Cashier put, they say that, by cheapening 'For. the past twelve years, Navy 'day " . home, on the highways and elsewhere. cost, it increases the demand and puts has been observed on October obstacle that has confronted, it. 27th, three This is not an empty parallel. Auto- - the finished product into the hand? Theodore Roosevelts birthday anni-u- p The results so far have-beeand three down. Three important mobile accidents alone actually 'cost 6f the people who would not other- - versary, throughout the United States war. They cregte as wise be able to buy it, and opens upwhich time all naval ships and sta- codes have been dictated to industry more lives-th- an much suffering. They are fven corrt- - new fields fot mechanical and- hand Hons are at home to the public, steel, coal and oil accompanied by threats of licensing unless the gov- - parabk to War ' in the economic waste exploitation. For example, they say, if the maemments new dictates were obeyed, they entail. .. , . . in the turmoil the NRA lost three 6fj On a number of fronts this waf has .chines for making shoes wefe sudden- - Bra. UUIJ1IS ,11C or e as n the wor . . week has a simflai; for the many members of the Brain been successful. In the industrial field, ly eliminated, and we had'.toEngland navy ' 5077d7 a of of totaI shlPs t0Ils Trust, Prof. William Ogbum being tremendous progress in accident pre- to the. old hand labor, there would be celebrations.'The Holse Latitudes are the re o . rosier The & price shoes and been made. 'of vention a has of thethose which Vertical is resign-of rise' and scarcity Tide, the most important Ughi and which operate high that most people would have to fall of the ocean- level, ip due to to. g'ions 'TndS NOTICE FOR PLI.ELICATlON.'.De- ing over breaks in the ranks of the important industriesf ?e trad. Wn,dB' er .sina .The number of, the attraction of the moon and the' a stretch without g without footgear. theorists. Ogburn claims the NRA is for months partment of the Interior,' U. S. Land " is constant--shoemak- ers to supply the demand sun upon the waters of the earth. Due The Horse Latitudes are known also Lake it uta forging ahead too fast for the 'con-- 1 gle mishap of importance a hjs.o ncef an to' the fact that .the-suis much far-- .as aPJgU Burners pocketboOks, and that a care- - ly growing. The life and health of would be po inadequate that 1933. N.OTICE.is 28, hereby giv-f' shoe famine. . check on price rises in the inter- - workers in every producing field has yould be-jther than the moon from the earth, Those who favor th.e return to handi-thsun has only about two-fif-tof : est of the consumer is all important never. been better guarded because made pio, Utah, who, bn July 23,. 1928, inhas in' tireless been labor would not have it commence on, the amount-o- f effect that the moon Panama and. Columbia are permitted, stock-.rais- the success of. the- - New Deal. management homestead ent ry- (AddI) st in- - so to transit the Panama Canal free of. No. 044104 foion the tide. . They suggest that, in has But these rifts have not caused, the stilling the doctrine of safety-firlarge SEUSWtt Sec 14. ' '. .' to of its the roads, lacks example, employees. drive. Britain fqr of charge., building NRA to hesitate in its .ships fifty EHNW14',' FWSWK, .'SWKSWU, That, is also true of children of .and in otker construction designed to'(having the naval strength- permitted The. new 3.? beer is not permitted Section 23, Township 20 South", An addition to. the administrations! Range lives all Thousands the by the of young increase employment, that, treaty. Japan has seven on bo.ard any ship of the'United States 2 West, Salt Lake Meridian, has filed constructive and destructive program001 ae- have been saved through courses on woTk, 'where public relief funds are vessels short. .The United States, at 713 notice of intention .to' make . final is a New Deal for hogs of which! . accident prevention. 1 used. be performed by hand. This present is T21 ships short of the ' hundreds of thousands will be slaugh-'- 1 caution and proof, to establish claim to the land in the would provide no road famine and no treaty quota and will still be 85 ships . The great failure has been Arthuf Brisbane says a man should above described, before the clerk, of. field of the autombile. Most years labor, shortage, but might add greatly short when our present construction retire at the age of 90. We have about the district court at .Fillmore Utah,, have, seen decisive advances in the to the general employment, plan is completed. Since the Washing- - decided to take his adviqe. if we can .an the' 10th day of October, 1933. number of deaths and injuries over the j The subject is an interesting one .afford to Jive that Jong. !. .. Claimant names as witnesses: Mhrvin last. Reductions, ' the few times they andthere are able debaters on both trical wizard, Charles R Stein'metz, M. Hatch, Ralph Monroe, Angusi Mem- r have occurred, have been small. The sides. Perhaps it would be just as was a . deformed dwarf, and Helen and Lester Walcii,' all of Sc'picr. niott Shrevof Elvje George Slaughter reckless and inconsiderate driver has well that we wait for a .little while Keller, one of- - Americas nost accomLiu, married to.. Lola Utah, THOMAS.- R THOMAS, was recently pbrt, scored victory after victory. The re- and see whether Mr. Hitler is able plished women, has' been deaf and ister. S1S29 sult is that our public streets and to put it over. . blind from childhood. . ported the people of 'Soviet Russia are . The list of world famous notables ways have become places of car-Nedoing at this time as a result of their - have labored whoWHEN FIGHTERS under serious phynage, . F. O. BULLOCK Richfield Jewelry Store- - Deal. But we hope we will all ' war' against acci- FOUGHT. . The never-endin- g alsical be DENTIST extended handicaps might Watch and Jewelry Repairing. still be here for the next election, dent must be fought with increasing "9 A.M. to 5 P.M. most indefinitely. Their exaipple. Hours Mail Orders Promptly Filled is.- not . a particular g anyway. is succeed. The to if it dangerinShould be inspiring to any who are vigor lh Gunnison Each Wednesday de. LEO MARTIN,- - Prep. ous driver is Public Enemy Number elevating sport, yet it has piany clined to complain about minor afflicSalina - . -' Utah FOREIGNERS AND Phone 34 1. He should be given the treatment votees, even among persons of high tions or difficulties..- CRIME. of official and social position. Ladies he deserves. unquestioned standing- arq frequently conIn the light of an investigation ' a.t boxing bouts in large numbers, , ducted by the New York Times, it THE CAREFREE Considering the unsatisfactory exasser- HOBO.. . appears that the which have been staged of hibitions tion that our foreign-bor- n population In this day of government regula- late, even among fighters who have criminour supplies the majority of tion of everything, ar.d fear of trans- held or aspired to world championals is wrong. gressing some sacred code, the life ships, it- is remarkable that the boxing Figures given show that so far as of the carefree hobo seems rather at-- ! game has been able to hold its custom-tractiv- e. murders are concerned the greatest He doesnt have to worry jers so well. It is natural, therefore, number per 100,000 of population oc- about meeting payrolls, nor does he that comparisons are being, made cur in cities with the smallest numa boycott because he cant dis- - tween modern pugilists and the old- ber of foreign-boplay a Blue Eagle. tjmers. . popuThere was a big hoboes convention Memphis, with a foreign-boMany have speculated, for example, lation of only 3.5 per cent, has a mur- in Chicago a couple of weeks ago, and on what would have, happened if John der rate of 65, the largest in the one philosophical delegate, known only L. Sullivan in his prime had met a country. Jacksonville, with 3 per cent by the name of Slim, told in a few fighter like Jack Dempsey or Tunney. has a murder rate of words the story of a hobos life. New No one .will ever know, but when it of foreign-boOur Calphos Mineral Salt in bags and .blocks is made with. 61.7. Nashville, 2 per cent foreign-bor- the hobo, it must be remembered, is a .is- remembered that Sullivan and Kil-rai- n mined 'and treated by the Anaconda Copper Mining Go. It is available-ah. assimabje.- murder rate 38.7. different character from the. common fought 75 rounds 'with bare On the other hand, New York City, tramp or bum. The hobo travels from knuckles in the last championship cori- ' Calcium, and. has place to place, but he is willing to test under the London prize ring rules, with 36 per cent of foreign-bom- , . Phosphorus" are absolutely essential to the production and maintenance a murder rate of only 5 2 per 100,000; work, and does work, whenever oppor- - the stamina of those ' can life. The bone structure auid especially tke marrow or hollow of bones are. the res.of all' Lowell, Mass., 34 per cent foreign-bom- , tunity offers. not be discounted. That was in 1889, where ervoirs nature stores its surplus of Calcium, and Phosphorus. . Unborn lambs and-.- ' murder rate 1.7. The three classes tramp, bum and since which time gloves have been calves draw do not Of course, the above figures hobo have been described thus: The used, and no championship battle has heavily from .'the mothers supply of minerals. Over 90 per cent of the bone ofr; indicate the actual number of mur- - tramp is a traveling all animals is calcium aiid phosphorus. Laboratory tests of. both, soil and feed the lasted more than 26 rounds under the structure as bum is a stationary ders committed by foreign-bobut new rules. taken froth the states of Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Montana Arizona, Colorado and samples but they the hobo is a traveling worker, who . Under the old London compared with native-bor' disclose a great deficiency, of available phosphorus. Wyoming do show that a large foreign-bor- n accepts seasonable or temporary era- - rules a round did. not end until one of .' '. . .' the fighters was population does not necessarily mean ployment wherever he can get it. the ground. Then, a high murder rate, but quite the rethat Actual But let Slim tell about the hobo after only 30 second rest, they went tests have proven livestock given ample feed from which the phosphorus . verse. in his own words. He says: at it again. and calcium have been removed' will .die more quickly than animals, given no feed at all. The hobo may be defined as the It appears that we mhst look for a As Jack Dempsey has pointed out, different explanation of the preval- stiff who built the railroads and rides while Sullivan in his decline was de- A' g cow three years old, suffer--- , ceiving feed deficient in these minerals will, milk" ence of crime in the United States. the rods; who built the highways and feated by Jim Corbett in a glove mg from Weighdeficiency, poorly and dry up sooner than they otherwise who stacked the wheat and test, Sullivan went to his grave as the would. Tests also prove that they require one-fift- h ing only 457 pounds, was taken as an experiment BUILDING FOR . eats stale bread; who mowed the hay undefeated more feed. by the Minnesota College of Agriculture and champion. In . TOMORROW. and sleeps bn it. About the only sur- - comparison with Sullivan most of our given a supplement for 300 Experimental tests at Agricultural Colleges ' renumeration he ever received modem .fighters seem like, molly-fo- r and Experiment Stations upon this subject have . days. She gained in weight from 457 pounds to The New York Times editorially plus his essential services was his free- - coddles. 808 pound?. She stopped chewing bones and all been exhaustive and supplements of ' available suggests that some of the public dom, and he will not sicknessand stiffness disappeared in two weeks. calcium and phosphorus have .been entirely proveasily part with works money might profitably be it. HANDICAPS The mineral is en beyond any question. Authorities everywhere over of 90 per milk analysis spent for scientific investigation, and '.cent calcium and phosphorus and animals re And, come to think of it, there are OVERCOME, endorse it. in done laborawork points out that some for the hobos ratories is, in the long run, often the ther compensations anonymous writer has called existence. He doesnt precarious Lest maker of jobs of all. . BENEFICIAL effects from feeding Calphos Mineral Salt made with to dress up in uncomfortable tpntion to some of the handicaps That is an excellent suggestion. The overcome were whom those by Anaconda clothes; he doesnt have to conform tiw'tdl government is to spend hundreds of a lot of foolish social world no as geniuses Re customs; millions in construction projects eaers first rank. Among feed. Produces more and better wool. Increases Early maturity of individuals. A higher calf and doesn't have to listen to luncheon club which, once accomplished, will have orators or other 10Se nientioned are the following: lamb A in death lower loss and flow of milk on 20 per cent less feed. Inthe crop. lambing who bore us speakers ended their usefulness so far as prowho became one of Bet'er and More Demosthenes, sures normal and sound bone structure. Elimcalving; stronger to! folks young. rapid stiff. fun superior Maybe its the worlds greatest orators, stutterviding substantial employment is coninates stunted animals. gains of beef and mutton on 20 per cent leas cerned. Why not spend a little in seeked in his youth. Julius Ceaser and Napoleon Bonaing to produce new industrial wells We pack our Calphos Mineral Salt in bags and blocks. We. recommend it to our from which permanent jobs may evenparte, two of the greatest generals trade. It is the most readily available form of calcium and and statesmen of all times, were tually be drawn? Entirely new jobs, than rather . Hitler of Germany has issued leptics. So was Mohammed, who temporary employment to phosphorus known for livestock. be followed again by unemployment a new edict and one which is design- - founded a religion which now has or overcrowding of existing industry, ed to reduce the amount of labor-sav- more than 200 million adherents, Call in-a- nd get a supply.- Write, us for our free booklet. is what our country really needs. ing machinery now in use in Germany, Alfred the Great, considered the substituting hand labor for the same, wisest, best and greatest king of Lindbergh suggests that Green- Institutions which put in more labor- - England, had a g internal dilands landing fields be located at saving machinery are to be deprived sease. Godthaab and Julianehaab. Or what of certain assistance from the gov- Among authors and poets, Carlyle haab you? ernment. Already, it is said, many was a dyseptic. Byron had a club banking institutions which were ge-- . foot, Keats had tuberculosis, Milton SALINA REDMOND Babe Ruth had a big disappoint- ting ready to install mechanical c:.lcu-- ; was blind, and Pope was a huneh-lator- s ment the other day. Coming to bat have decided to keep the old back. with the bases full, the best he could human bookkeepers. Darwin suffered from a nervous The old cry ha9 been raised that disease, and Beethoven composed some get was a three-bagge- r. the present plight of Germany is due of his most majestic musical works SALT-PLA- IN, ROCK SALT. SULPHUR. CALPHOS BLOCKS School kids would welcome a code to mass production and the substi- - after he had become totally deaf, tution of machinery for hand labor. fiat would eliminate home work. In our generation, the great elec-- ; First State Bank OF SALINA Utah Salina I CRANDALL GATES ! 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