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Show SUUTH CAUHE COURIER HYRUM, UTAH South Cache Courier because the use of oil cheapens sea transportation. The Strength of Organization For this country to assure itself Published Everj Friday at Hyrum ample supplies of oil is to conserve Utah. what we have by developing water J. A. WAHi SN. Publisher. power. The struggle for coal and oil will continue, and national competition for power may lead to discriminative UTAH STATCifftoS ASSOCIATE and retaliatory legislation. The best way to minimize interFARMERS MUST PREPARE national friction is to reduce the pressure of the necessity which causTO STORE GRAIN es it by the development of hydroelectric power and thereby saving Bumper crop prospects are espec- fuels. There is nothing more imAnially good in western states. portant to the West than the develon the cause for other rejoicing c opment of power. part of the farmer is the highly im- There should be encouragement inproved labor situation. From near- stead of the past policy of hamperly all districts come reports of ade ing to capital and enterprise to inquate farm labor for harvesting the vest in that development. There is large crops with urgent demand for no fear of extortion on the part of food stuffs. those who produce electric current A note of optimism adds to the at their own risk when the selling joy of life for our greatest citizen, price is to.be fixed by representathe American farmer. ,But it is tives of the buyers. Manufacturer. only good common horse sense to look ahead and prepare for difficulties which may arise before the CITY PEOPLE LIVE LONGEST crop is marketed. Contrary to Very General Belief, the The only visible cloud on the horCountry Is Not the More Healthful Place to Live. situation. izon is the transportation The railroads are deplorably in need It has always been thought that the of equipment. Further, congestion, country was a .more healthful plate due largely to strikes, past and pres- than the city, but the following article offered Prof. P. F. Coen of the Coloent, not only of railroad employees, rado by Agricultural college seems to rebut of longshoremen, truck drivers, fute it: "If we but realize how much of the etc., has tied up large quantities of backwardness and stupidity of many a cars. child Is due to health conditions; if we The car building companies of the fully realized what it means when 48 country have on order for the rail- per cent of rural children have defecFew of these tive teeth. 28 per cent defective tonroads, 43,000 cars. sils. 23 per cent adenoids. 21 per cent will be delivered in time to help in defective eyes, and when great numthe grain movement. There, is a bers have enlarged glands, spinal curvature, lung and ear defects or heart shortage of at least 250,000 cars. enFarmers must consider the tem- disease, we should be a little more thusiastic about the campaign the Red Because Cross is porary storage of grain. waging to improve the health of high cost of sacks and handling, and sanitation conditions in the vilthe sacking of grain is rapidly being lages and in the open country. There are approximately 12.000.000 done away with. children in ' rural communities In the railroad United States. Had they had the opelevators, Terminals, are etc. equipped for portunity to choose, they would have equipment, been born in the cities, for their bulk handling of grain. Progresschances of living to be men and womive farmers, either already have or en would have been greater. Even New are now preparing to handle their York, the largest city in the world, with its great congested districts, has grain in bulk. a lower death rate than ryral New To aid the farmer in economicalYork. "The people of the country might be ly equipping himself with temporand stronger, and therefore healthier marthe of bureau ary bulk storage more capnble of doing their part of the kets of the U. S. government, has, worlds work, but they are not. Will you join the crusade for betafter a detailed study of the farter conditions in the country? mers needs, prepared plans for a temporary grain bin which may be Australian Crop Conditions. built for various capacities. Australia has been suffering from These grain bins are movable and a long continued drought, particularly severe in New South Wales, and so simple of construction that any the losses to stockmen and farmers farmer with the ordinary tools on are serious, thousands of cattle and the farm can build one in a day sheep having perished. An official estimate of the coming wheat harvest without skilled help. The material for the whole commonwealth puts the can be purchased at any retail lumyield at 40,000,000 bushels, as against ber yard and can be paid for out of 179,000,000 bushels last year. The government of New South Wales has apthe saving on sacks of the first sea- propriated $5,000,000 to assist farmson. ers who have suffered particularly losses. It has been proposed heavy of S. The U. government bureau also to introduce a moratorium applimarkets or the nearest lumber yard cable to farmers. Later reports stated, will furnish plans free of charge, however, that good rains have fallen showing the construction of one of in many parts of the country, and that the harvest prospects have been these bins. These cuts and accommaterially improved. panying explanations are so simple and explicit that it is not necessary Styles in Suicide. seems It that there are fashions in for the builder to be able to read a suicide. The Journal of the Ameriblue print in order to c instruct his can Medical Association traces their grain bin according to government history from the stone age, when men sought death by Jumping from cliffs plans. The Manufacturer. or disappearing in the sea. 'The ani hydro-electri- THE BRIEF span of forty years scientific advancement has brought the telephone from a crude experiment to one of the most nearly perfect of all mechanical devices. Engineering has mastered countless problems involved in the distribution of service. Construction has carried the telephone into the most remote comers of the country. Operative skill has combined the efforts of executives, scientists, engineers and commercial management. Together with vision and foresight these are the powers which, united, have made possible the accomplishments of the Bell XN System. Nothing less than the finest loyalty, the most untiring devotion, the recognition of the great importance of their task, a fixed determination to serve faithfully ; nothing less than this unified strength which has been so wonderfully displayed by the men and women engaged in the business of rendering telephone service could have carried the system through the great strain which began with the war and which has not yet passed. Seldom, if ever, has public service required so long and so severe a test; of a business organization. And never has an employe body responded with more hearty, united and loyal support. And they are still carrying on. The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. A Rsminder. Democrat is in button that he wore in the campaign four jearx ago. This year, on election day, ho is going to get out 'his button, put it on an walk proudly to t lie polls and void the Republican ticket. This is what the button 1eaco in says: War in Europe; America, (bid Rloss Wilson. Clay Center (Kan.) Times. A local his desk a We have an oil products scarcity staring us in the face and there must be conservation of this fuel. Congress has enacted a new water power law. Developing power to the utmost is the surest way to get and keep oil. The national water power coman important task mission has for power regulations drawing up development under the act of Conhydro-electri- c g ' In lie presidential election eight tears ago (ho Democrats Carried Ohio y 100,000 uites. Four years ago they carried if by almost 10.000 dooming lie chances of Judge Hughes, the Republican presidential oamlidale. Midway between 1912 and 1910 Ohio held its election for United States senator tnd Warren G. Ilarding wax the and won hy 103,000 votes, earning into office the entire Repuh-ion n state ticket. Newburgh (N. Y.) - THE FIGHT FOR POWER irea-airin- I cun-lidat- e JULY Clearance Sale ON ALL Summer Underwear 1 News. Those who are eating $G potatoes mil paying 30 cents a pound for sugar are skeptical as to whether the oroniises 'of the Democratic platform f 1912 have been earned out. St. Caul (Ind.) Tribune. Those who used to kick so much xbout the big Republican surplus in flic treasury are now having to dig leep down in their jeans to merely xeep the old ship of state from sinlc-n- g. rSt. Raul (Ind.) Tribune. Senator Harding is a stalwart fighting Republican who ' believes in lie efficacy of representative government under party sponsorship, a man jelilierate in judgment, wise in counsel and of such calibre and experience cient Egyptians poisoned themselves that in these times of unrest and with prussic acid extracted from peach world-widdifficulties, he could be kernels; the Italians of the Renais- safely trusted ns the guiding hand of sance used weird combinations of ar- this great republic. Stamford (N. T.) senic. Shooting came with the cheapening of firearms, asphyxia with the use of gas for lighting. Carbolic acid was the favorite method when every Of Course. household kept a bottle of this for Would you mind letting me off 15 The death of a minutes earlier after this? asked the fighting bedbugs. Georgia banker from an accidental bookkeeper. You see, Ive moved dose of mercuric chloride set a new over to Jersey, and I cant catch fny fashion. train unless I lexlve the office at a e Mirror-Recorde- r. and Hosiery Discounts from 20 to 25 per cent L. D. S. Garments Ladies Silk Top Unions 25 per cent Off Ladies' Silk Hosiery 20 per cent Diccount FONNESBECK limiting Works - Service Fees c n. - struggling I quarter of five. You should have thought mf that Its Blood Precious. before you moved," said his employThe blood of the rhinoceros la higher. s I did, was the reply. Thats the ly esteemed by the Burmese and Chinese as a medicine for all kinds of aliFarm Fox Ref?. Jersey reason I moved. Poplar gress. ments. Whenever a party of hunters As the purpose of the law is de- Bull $5.00. Jenevas Pathfinder Reg. are successful in shooting a rhinocerDoor. Opportunitys Duroc Boar $5.00. Service fees of A man power cannot tell when he os they are less numerous than they velopment always in advance. John A. Israel-seused to be the native beaters careful reaches the door of payable meet to be must drawn rules opportunity." liberal "That may be true, but the felloM lytdraw off the blood and bring it to Gem Jersey Farm. advs various sections of the wtest. who tries every door he comes to will Rangoon stored in hollow bamboos. countries are The precious liquid is worth its weight All commercial open one sooner or later. Birmingm silver. ham of BRING US oil, control THE NEWS. for the hydro-electri- 20 per cent Discount Age-Heral- 9 His Legislative Job. wort1 Dey got me ter do some Tound de capitol de yuther day," said Brother Dickey, an I wuz in an out niungst de legislators from sunup terI sundown, an wen I got Ihroo walked right up an drawed my pay-Felt good, eh? You right I did, suh des ez go,( Atlanta ez de yuthe legislators! " Constitution. " |