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Show SMITHFIELD. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH, FBIDAY, JAN. 22. 1MT. nal cars in run into trouble in Us own camp. "cln S(n, if That is, a number of Democratic to more thus $20,000,000 it ! South from the those out the inenance to st ability caused by leaders notably sub--' pointed I labor troubles is to he eliminated j are hown to openly favor Representing the latest devl0-mea Constitutional Amendment the with fairne-- s to both sides, in design and instead of expecting, the to people Federal government mu3t do a great I the its nw cars fire considerably interpret-- j deal more than it has in the past. the Court to change Constitution. Majority the of tion ter than the such equipment used There is strong sentiment in Ronk-!h:Published Every Friday at Smith Held. Utah where a seamans strike Leader Robinson and Speaker West tafom and will afford impiove, belong to this group. has kept all Parifk Coast ship-pipifacilities far the handling Cf I Entered at tkt Puntoffice at Sinithfield, Utah, aa Second Gsu Nail tied up for nearly three months able freight according to tiSTlt in favor of the President taking AH noimcement 2 future business thst events, namely Hatter ;a hanJ wmsMng he has formerly RAILROADS PURCHASE built cars will be the new and UeT, the publics Iwer ready to do Mediation by the byneart summers peak, It b 1 to consums is gradually approaching; refuged ow.vhi.-re- , has A Known Be tavolvei Made Will Bates Applicstios Upon got NEW EQUIPMENT Advertising industrys power to produce, the na- ,, little reason for bsliev- tomal income Is on the rise (though that n iWiU get anywhere in A the rise is bring offset to a con- - j 2000 labor of Purchase the refrigerator ears O. prospective recruit walked fait. su!t, future M tarntth SuS; y additional f question will undoubtedly appear as and reconstruction f Oilumbus, Ohio, end asked to dity .pries and wage, and dividend, 3750 at current cars, Congress, cars, nr a total of su, in the Ihe Navy. After asking the routii are reflecting the imprevMnent. But NOW FARM GWERATRfES OPERATE thrashed out. cost of more than $10,500,000 for and m there as at least one big fly in preliminary questions which were the Pacific Fruit Express Company, satisfactorily the ointment labor troubles, existing1 m answered, the Recrulu and ConPacific to Union aidress owned President s by jointly I and prospective. ing Officer instructed the applicant John Jones is a slii.y farmer in a fjiwus dairy slate. All the surwas announced to go into the contained little that was Southern Pacific, In the words of the conservative physical moba-tio- n by dairy farmers. rounding counliej ii. liktv.ise l.itr.ly occui-U'President of with R. dealt C. generahJt mainly Gray, room to undress. today by manuThe three Oh Dear" largest I J For years John Jmea lizs sl his ji.ulucti for whatever he could 4188 to bFf a"d P anf the Union Faciifc Railroad. gasped the candidate, You dont facturing industries enter the new -- nd his wilL i.v:, to new the cars bargaining get legislative Construction of As understand. Pm a girl, p,,, year with heavy- - unfilled orders. Paat addresses that pat be divided among four firms s questi-.ninJones or.i a of other fanners got together. developed that the would, Ordinarily such a situation would bmnch have sdo fjl'owei Finally, follows: General American Car Ooj be sailor had read where v.hich the products of all of virtually Th?y farmed an oe.y.iiiiati m guarantee a satisfactory 4er?" wia and ometimes ofiicc. They put up their m:ney state cf business, even though a Consequently, tfrere was not much Chicago, 600; American Car them would be e:ld through r,r.e Hipped into ths Tn.'i1n Pullman-Standar- d .the with singe Foundry Co., Chicago, 500; few important industries to get the ors.niz't.'.i-jiremained new in the speech g ing f.mi to hire a manager. Amy unrecognized. She is n3w . reference to the Oar Mfg. Co., Chicago, 500; vineed that women cant xcePtwm But the break depressed. expected ilkewij. increase in bargaining power with buyers The result w.u a Ren-1 Pacific Car and Foundry Co., of labor disturbances is becoming j get into the United Sutei Naval and fairer prices. serious enough to constitute s threat. The Presidon. said, by uitimation, ton, Wash., 500. The total amount Service. 4 the Court should fol- - of these contracts wM be approx4ba4 Thera, in a few v.irda, is the simple .tory of how mast agricultural to general business stability. lii.-e'- s and imately $7,800,000. low lead of Congress '1 and no atnut the sUvt them; Laibor is split wide open today. selling mystery Work of rebuilding the 1750 rethiiy simply rort'-ent proven bu.o:.c:-- j principles applied to farming. On the one side is the A. F. of L., liberalize its attitudes toward Nov this said He that Deal legislation. with its faith in craft unions. On frigerator cars (will be done in the Pacific Fruit Express Companys L. Lewie, advo- would obviate parsing a hew the other is John BRING? WHAT WILL Amendment to make P's- - own shops at Roseville, California, cate of one big industrial union and h'ld and Los Angeles, it was stated. Cost nTthink thlt direst action. taw,tha1HJh de- - of reconstruction Presidents The will be about $2 tmconstitutional. The thoughts of &e people, thrsii"h the only day? of a new year, Lewis , ambition is to build up a a hornets stirred has m up 715,000. lobar political party, such as exists daratwn arc like those cf the explorer wh ventures into swio new and atr.'nge The present olden for new Paciin France and England. Whether oest of debate. Sentiment runs all country. lie gazes eagerly at the distunf hills, and anxiously asks that ie true or not, Mr. Lewis seems the way from unqualified acceptance fic Fruit Express rolling stock faliwhat lies beyond those cloudy summit ? bent on bringing the old cl: red --shop of hie views to Ahe opinion that he lows the $10,000,000 contracts awardHOME OF GOOD THINGS So oak Dur people, what l.)37 will give them of failure xar success? is breaking the democratic system.. ed last April for 2700 refrigerator vs. open shop issue to a head. TO EAT. Our lives are not shaped by inrcor.iblc fates. We make them mostly by One aim of the United Mine Wor- Coaler heads,' looking at the actuali- cars, and brings the companys exour own efforts or errors. The people who ay some jinx is pursuing Roosevelt Mr. may penditures this year, for the purpose kers (Mr. Lewis union, which is ties, feel that themselves, shoulJ da a lUlls pursuing themselves, after some worthy of number a ether supported by large ambition. Those who fail, frequently owe the failure to their own unioni ) is to unionize steel, adamneglects. When a town stand :till, it is usually because very few people ant defender of the open --shop. This pe.dhrpg none at all, rwere pushing it cihead. is about aa difficult a job as could If people will take off their coats, roll up their sleeves, do stunts ' be imagined and, which ever side of real work, learn more about their jibs and the world around them, wins, must result in controversies smile more and sulk less, and give everybody the square deal, the continuing over period of years. skies will brighten. If we appraach all those mysterious unknown days 9o in the meantime, Mr. Lewie has of 1937 In that spirit, those cloudy horizons will prove .the road to some centered his attack on a big industry whkh he and most unpredujiced sunny land of flowcroand fertile fields. non observers regard aa being highly vulnerable. This is the automobile THE STATESMEN ASSEMBLE industry. Reason for motors vulnerability The statesmen of the land have gathered at Washington, and ore is that it la dependent for exist nee on other scattered industries gl:o organizing as the 73th Congress of the Unite 1 States. In the minds of of the people are a kind of glorimakers, accessory makers, tire makMime, these delegtXv from the fied errand hoys, whose job it - to see that their states get their share makers etc. These ers, machine-torelated industries, though big when of the pork. ! all units within them are considered line federal government is regarded by same, as kind of a grab are mainly broken up into email whkth in the states and ditrleii ate each grasping for their share. bog, j decentralized units. In other worda, If one representative gets a fine marble or two for hi; disis remetimea I it possible to tie up hoiv.c while another brings trict, simply copies of his speeches and ; a automobile manufacturer by dusty government reports, the hitter gentleman may see some eouc j big about a atrike in some relabringing figures in the r.ext election returns. tively email factory which makes, r The people of Utah have a for example, glass. conception than tho4. They feel that into the hands of of there members of congress has been confided Mr. Lswis has centered his curn sacred trust, to e faithfully admisistered for the welfare of all. All rent attack on General Motors, it nations are watching them, to ee if ihey try to fulfill the patroit being a big car maker. Demands dresm of the nobler Amoiica, undiimusd by human teara. are plain and unequivocal and heading them all is the demand for a They are the steersmen, who shape the ctusse of our nat'onil des100 per cent closed shop. General tinies. They have the power to direct cur .way to a safe harbor, or to Motor;, thcrugh ita president, Alfred run us an some magged reef. Well may v;e say, wiih the poet LongSloane, has replied that it cannot fellow: countenance this, that it will dicker Sail on, 0 ship of state, with unions or any other employe Soil on, 0 union strong and great representatives, but that it will not Humanity with all its fears, demand that a man belong to soy With all the hopes cf future years, organization before it gives him a Is hnng'ng breathless on thy fate. job. That is, it stands firmly for happy Reddy Kilowatt, ECONOMIC rl BiSSLESnTS The SMITHFIELD SENTINEL mit-tin- nu con-.ru- c-w W ai , Nl 17-5- spec-Annali- tl.-.Jl- non-existe- J.-!i- i Jm ,rtr THE MAIN CAFE 1237 Mr,1 -- -- i- ol Sfc nst-oi'fic- e T hij-he- -- 5'm i I serve you when you cad; r You're glad to see the things I do But I fm not seen at all. do the work of And never eat I or writing rhyme about Reddy Kilowatt It's Easy! a million slaves a bite, need no bed on which to sleep, I toil both day and night. Ife FurJ $10 wUl be paid ior each jincla published. SIMPLE RULES Conbit open to everyone If you would like to tell in words ew:pt employee, eI diii company and llicir familka. You may uibmlt 01 many oniric, a, you wish Your name and odilresi, however, should appear bdow each rlijme (uLmittcd. Jingle may 'be any noniber ol linn, hut four line are preferred. Accepted jingle, become Urn i property oi lire Utah Power and Light Co. and moy be used for advertising purpoMi Kilowatt ore of dm U1' B1J - Of chores each day I accomplish, M see that you receive $10 For each jingle that we publish. a S HINTS Ut tfrefedthaj mnrfce, you enjoy la hllow.lt exempMlea dm write a rhynio about one or more of them. Ion might mention rack feature, a, efectridte Pendubi Ity. it, cfconlinem and how II lebm. you from houwIioM taslu cock day. lrf J. in oomptrlren " ibe outstanding rervtet you Or. feohir, tho we of tliat enjoy. ntm bargain -E- .f No. 229 nitn OUART No. 228 CaprrlftN HMi Jo, a Finch ft Co.. Inc . Schenlcr. Pa. vnt nuMrt tx J ul. 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