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Show 1 ' T V SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH South Cache Courier sajsastnra Published Every Friday at Hyrum Garments of Surpassing Lovelines: iMormm lEaster for Utah. J. A. WAHLEN, Publisher. GREATEST OF PUBLIC UTILITIES The press is the greatest and best of all public utilities. It goes where the people do not have telephones or electric lights. With few exceptions the press is not subsidized nor influenced by any great interest and it is patriotic to the core. Free and untrammelled in the expression of its opinions, American newspapers are the educational force behind Independent Citizenship. Rural free delivery and free delivery in the county where published, are a blessing to the people and a privilege fully appreciated. When the government wants to put over a liberty loan the press is the medium for organization and of the people. No other public utility is placed absolutely at the free service of the people and the nation responds because the press is unselfish, Entirely out of the catalog of the war profiteers, the press is loyal. Publishers cannot raise advertising nor subscription rates when everything that goes into making a newspaper has gone skywards. The perfect satisfaction of being strictly envogue and the contentment arising from correct rainment, can not be measured in words. Some of the Strikingly new features are unusual collars, belts, pockets, and a panel there, all do their share in creating variety and individuality. are featuring ( Red Fern) Garments, because of their correct style, fine material and workmanship, Reasonable Prices and the guarantee of satisfactory wear . Come in And See While the Assortment is Complete Special inducement in Easter Dressse, Foulards, Georgettes, Taffetas, Satins and many New Ginham Patterns. I Prices: $9.50, $15.00, $18.50, $25.00 up to $50.00 Champagne, Grey, Brown, Ivory and Field Mouse shades, all sizes and widths. Call and inspect our line. Prices: $4.50 to $12.50 ity. Before all else comes the spirit of healthy forward-lookin- g American citizenship. The day of successful selfish exploitation of fellow human beings is rapidly nearing its close. Government is the leadership we f Big Assortment of Waists, Georgette and Crepe de Chine. suffer to be imposed upon us. No organization can justify its existence upon any basis whatever other than as an instrument for the general good. The real captain of industry of and the future is he who has SHIPS AND FARMERS uppermost in his mind and heart the spirit of service. Owing to strikes for the closed The constitution of our country seeks to safeguard fundamental shop demanded by trade unions, human rights in accordance with shipbuilding has been delayed-Scarcitof shipping makes it the basic laws of civilization. to move grain and dairy to Europe. MUST HAUE FAIR PROFITS products Milk condenseries are shutt down, herds are being sold off, and Following are the reasons why dairy milk is a drug on the marcanned the state must guarantee utilities ket. fair profits: y At the Bame time a new political They are not allowed to make movement seeks to unite the farmspecial rates to develop large coners with labor unions, sumers. Labor unions all endorse the They are not allowed to develop g lines. strikes that crippled the shipbuildtheir business on which in turn crip )les the farmThey are not allowed to make ex- ing tensions and use- their credit con- er through lack of transportation. Opposite Tabernacle, Logan, Utah t t - NEW SPRING BOOTS To depend upon legislation to cure our ills is the height of stupid- we shirring here We SEUEN AMERICAN MAXIMS create, or that which a ; to-da- y DELICIOUS CORN MUFFINS, SS3 HERE IT IS! The Guaranteed Gib Pull Tractor Heres an old fashioned recipe for corn muffins that has recently been revived and nsed with unusual success In several of the larger New York hotels: To make three and a lmlf dozen muffins take one quart milk, six ounces butter substitute, twelve ounces of light syrup or honey, four eggs, pinch of salt, two ounces baking powder, one and a half pounds cornmeal and one and a half pounds rye flour. The butter and syrup should be thoroughly structively. mixed ; then add the eggs gradually. Pour In the milk and add the rye flour Unless public utilities are proOil production is in the same class mixed with cornmeal and baking losses and tected against insolvency with coal and food stuffs, hence the they cannot get capital. interest the west has in the passage The people prefei low fares for of the bill for leasLadies, do not neglect calling at the present, even if there is bankoil and is a coal lands. Mose It Lewis Store when in Logan, great ing ruptcy tomorrow. national development measure to and inspect their new Spring Stock Cities cannot grow and enjoy fuel famine. in Dress Goods and Silks. avert Ad. broken-dowprofit-makin- -- - ! Walsh-Pittma- 1 r prosperity with , n utili- ties. If the utilities are put on a i 'i ! i .! proser- fitable basis they can give good vice at fair rates. This is equally true of private ownership of utilities. Besides the t i n three present sugar factories of the Amalgamated Co. in this valley there is another plant, operated by a separate company, so that when the Preston plant is finished there will be five sugar factories working in the agricultural district of northern Utah and southern Idaho. The first thing you want to know is that the is a cent It is the smaller edition of per Romely ll the famous oil burning, oil cooled, Tractor. It guarantees efficient and economical performance on kerosene and lower grade fuel oils automatic regulation of 14-2- 8 100 Oil-Pul- l. Qil-Pu- speed to every change in load, strength of construction and long life, ease of handling and simplicity of operation, in fact, every good feature the name of stands for is t, built into this new, Tractor. big power Farmers interested in Steam, Oil and Gas Tractors and Oil-Pu- o O light-weigh- GET UNDER A o o Thatcher Hat o The Finest Spring Hats Thatchers Have Ever Shown NOW ON DISPLAY & & t 14-2- 8 Traction Plows, should apply to I.. o u ll E CHRISTENSEN, Local Agent, Hyrum, for the Rumely Thresher Co. La Porte, Ind. SE3 o o ao SUBSCRIBE FOR o o The South Cache Courier o o tt T- - |