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Show that actuated the early patriots; back GOVERNOR DERN The Utah Democrat Published Every Saturday By The L'tali Democrat . Pub. Co., ADDRESS: 32 SO. MAIN STREET CARE Light Printing and Engraving Co. Salt Lake City, Utah Telephone Wasatch 4-9 Entered as Second class matterJuly 18th, 1922, at the Postoifice at Salt Lake City, Utah, under the act of March 3, 1879. A VOICE FROM CALIFORNIA F THIS COUNTRY were in California there would be real estate signs on the top of Twin Peakes, lots for sale, said a very well known Californian to a Salt Lake audience recently. We like the spirit of the Californian, if you have only sunshine and a sandpatch tell the world about it. Not only tell 'em, but convince 'em that what you have is wonderful and create a desire in them to share it with you. There is a real mutual joy and happiness in bringing someone to share with you in real values. But the spirit of exploitation, false advertising, is distructive to sound and stable growth. May we keep such things foreign to the industrial development of our State. Let us lay the foundation for the future prosperity of this intermountain empire. deep, and strong, and true; that there may be expansion without contraction, development without restogression, advancement without retrenchment. financial-adv- enturism, POLITICAL SPORTSMANSHIP yHEN we go down to the athletic field to whoop-er-u- p for the boys who represent our particular school or varsity in football, baseball, or whatever other rivalry we might cherish, we go with red in our eye and determination in our hearts. We go to win. We exert the last ounce of our energy; we shout; we sing our martial songs; we encourage our fellows by every means possible. When the game is over, however, and the final score has been made, we warmly congratulate our opponents, whether victors or vanquished, on their good sportsmanship, and excellent playing, after which we go our way feeling much refreshed. In the old days it used to be hard to do this; and not infrequently sporting contests ended in hot words, and occasionally that which is still more uncomfortable, black eyes; but the better and more far sighted influences have gradually prevailed in the American sport world, until today we know what it means to play according to the rules of the game, and seldom does anyone try to win success by any other means. Naturally our political activities involve rivalry also, and there are times when we take to the field in a fighting mood; still the truce must always follow, in which we extend the glad hand of good felloship to our opponents,, for after all we are good sportsmen and fellow Americans first, and partisens last. Originally we decided who our rulers would be by getting out our weapons and having a revolution. Some of our small sister republics still follow that method. Later we contented ourselves with burning or hanging our opponents in effigy, staging torchlight processions, and beating tin pans and base drums; often we have resorted to muckraking and belittling opposing personalities. But even in politics times are changing, and we see the necessity more and more of dividing strictly along lines of public policy, or, as i often the case in local affairs, on the basis of individual fitness, recognizing always that when the electorate has spoken it is time to bury the hatchet and cooperate for the public good. One of the high lights of Governor Derns message is touching on this very point, and we feel that it will be taken by all parties in the best of spirit. We elect our officers in the heat and strife of partisen campaigns; often our tolerance for our opponents becomes very meager to say the least; and the worst of it is that we let our hatreds rankle sometimes, long after the smoke of the battle has cleared aw'ay, and the issue has been decided. The rivalry within itself is a good thing . There seems to be something in the nature of the human species that demands it; we have thrived on it in various forms since the earliest dawn of history; and we have also suffered from it tremendously when it has been manifested in its destructive forms. So lets remember the analogy of the football game, and tho we fight hard at times, it will be in a friendly way, and the result will always be refreshing, conducive to the better conception of American Citizenship. UTAHS OPPORTUNITY poration, Columbia Trust Company, a Lots Five (5), Six (6), Seven (7) and corporation, and Assets Realization Eight (8), Block Three (3) Holland Company, a corporation, Defendants, Subdivision of Lots Twelve (12) and To be sold at Sheriffs Sale, on the Thirteen (13), Block Ten (10) and Continued from page 1) A. D. a 12th day of January, 1925 at the hour Lot One(l), Block Twenty-thre- e 1924; last Jan. 10, 1925. higher values of life. Three meals (23), 12 of noon oclock in are live the at Field house to and Five Acre west a Plat only front Big day Survey. A, door of the court house, at Salt Lake a little start toward a life that is BENJAMIN HARRIES. IN THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT City, Salt Lake County, Utah, the folworth living. Sheriff. described M. COURT read estate in Salt lowing MATHEWS, Deputy. By F. Of Salt Lake County, State of Utah Lake County, Utah, ROADS AND EDUCATION Dec. 20: Jan. 10. All of o Due consideration is given in the v lLLlAMd Oi message to the importance of educaPlaintiff tion and health as twin factors that vs. make for the welfare of a democracy. Utahs educational progress was ELVERNA BAILEY SUMMONS WILLIAMS, praised, and important advances in Defendant were our institutions of learning The State of Utah to the said Depointed out. The Governor also dis- fendant: cussed the modern problem of mainYou are hereby summoned to aptaining good roads, together with the pear within twenty days after the problems of taxation, stating that service of this summons if updh notwithstanding all Utahs improve- served within the county in you, which ments she enjoys the lowest tax per this action is brought; otherwise, capita of any of any Western state within thirty, days after service, and yO take the drudgery out of housekeepexcept one, after which he concluded defend the above entitled action, and ing in your home. Put modern electric with a general appeal for good citi- in case of so failure to your do, judgservants to do the work. They mean health zenship. ment, will be rendered against you and happiness for women and a cleaner, according to the demand of the combrighter and more delightful home for the plaint, which has been filed with the LEGAL NOTICES whole family. Clerk of the said Court. This action is brought for the PROBATE AND GUARDIAN- purpose of dissolving the bonds of SHIP NOTICES matrimony hertofore and now existFor Further Information Con- ing between plaintiff and defendant. sult the County Clerk or King & Schulder v Respective Signers Attorneys for Plaintiff S. L. Williams NOTICE TO CREDITORS P. O. Address 630 Judge Bldg., Estate of ERWIN II. STANDING, Salt Lake City, Utah. Deceased. Jan. 3 - Jan. 31. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 311 IN THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT South Ninth East, Salt Lake City, COURT Utah, on ar before the 3d day of Of Salt Lake County, State of Utah to-w- it: Your Resolution for 1925 Should Be March A. D. 1925. RUTH B. STANDING, Administratrix Erwin II. Standof of the Estate ing, Deceased. Date of first publication Jan. 3d A. D. 1925; last Jan. 24th, 1925. Herbert B.' Maw, Attorney, 504 Deseret Bank Bldg. IF there is a call that rings louder than any other to the people of this country today it is the call to cut down public expenses and to lighten the load of taxation which is upon every city, county and state, and upon the nation as a whole. Taxation is pauperizing the farmer, bur- NOTICE TO CREDITORS the Estate of Christ K. Xenos, Deceased laborer, breaking banks, dening Creditors will present claims with disrupting many business institutions and in a general way impoverishing vouchers to the undersigned at 409 the masses. Something must be done Boston Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah, to break the strangle hold of high n or before the 1st day of March, taxes. Many people are believing k. D. 1925. ' F. W. JAMES, that the power to tax is a power that tends to destroy and has gone clear Administrator of the Estate out of its legitimate bonds. People of Christ K. Xenos, Deceased. should get acquainted with their pubH. L. Mulliner, Attorney for lic servants and with the public busiAdministrator. ness, dig out what is in the city,, of fiist publication Dec. 27, Date see state records and and county what they find there. Throw the 924; last Jan. 17, 1925. light of knowledge on public matters and the way will be opened for curing NOTICE TO CREDITORS the ills under which the people suffer. Estate of Herbert E. Cutler, i De-case- d. Creditors will present claims with ouchers to the undersigned at 1109 )eseret Bank Bldg, Salt Lake City, Jtah, on or before the 1st day of THE Electric Ranges Electric Washers Electric Ironers Electric Vacuum Cleaners Electric Irons -- w ETHEL SCHURTZ, Plaintiff VS. SUMMONS GEORGE A. SCHURTZ, Defendant The State of Utah to the said Defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear within twenty days after the served within the county in which service of this summons upon you, if this action is brought; otherwise, within thirty days after service, and defend the above entitled action, and in case of your failure so to do, judgment, will be rendered against you according to the demand of the complaint, which has been filed with the Clerk of the said Court. This action is brought by the plaintiff to recover a judgment dissolving the marriage contract existing between plaintiff and defendant. E. F. Allen Attorney for Plaintiff P. O. Address 306 Atlas Block Salt Lake City, Utah Jan. 3 Ask our nearest representative for full information about these and other electric servants for your home. You will be interested in the economy of electric service. Utah Power & Light Co. Efficient Public Service - Jan. 31. AIM of every group of individuals in the world today, yes and SHERIFFS SALE the aim of evry individual, should be In the Third Judicial District Court, to find a way to end war. With all Salt Lake County, Utah: Glenn R. that is being done the great war god lay A. D. 1925. Bothwell, Plaintiff, vs. J. W. Mellen FRANK E. BAGLEY, stands qjoof and laughs at human and Stella M. Mellen, his wife, and will last Executor under endeavors for with its ugly eyes it Cutand Company Bankers, a cor- E. Testament of Herbert sees, above all efforts for peace, a great and perfected system of prepaArrecnom a , Ilk I' ration for the next war. Every nation arl SjBJ of any importance appears to be preMAIN paring for war a war which will eyes Conservative EARS BEST The make the world war a mere skirmish. NOSE People Service that ROAT When the war for which systematic RMS in Recognize had be can EART preparation is going on comes it will UNGS this Health Salt Lake City. be more than a slaughter of armies, YOMACH Power ANCRCAS it will be a slaughter of whole peoSPLEEN KIDNEYS ples, whole populations. Death will SMALL BOWEL LARGE BOWEL rain from the air and where it strikes ENJTAL ORGANS no living thing will remain. Blind THIGHS AND LEGS leaders are leading blind people in every nation. Confusion exists everywhere until the way to peace is very clouded. Where is the hope? Surely it is not in larger armies, bigger navies, or a multiplicity of aerial craft. The only hope is in brotherhood, in world cooperation, in the law handed down from a poor Carpenter THE ESSENTIAL ASSET IN SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS in Judea whose philosophy has in it THAT HEADACHE the only cure that exists for the ills ALL - GONE FEELING world. Men and nations should of the TIRED AND ACHING BACK seek to draw closer to that Carpenter AND WARNINGS SYMPTOMS ARE and His law. In that, and that alone, is safety for mankind. KNOW YOUR REAL CONDITION Of all things beautiful and good The kingliest is Brotherhood, Walk in and look around and get a For it will bring again to earth Free Spinal Analysis! Her long lost arts of peace and mirth. Mc-Corni- ck The x Talkways IVER of the telephone are found in open wire and aerial cables, on pole lines and in cable conduits under the streets. Thousands of miles lie out of of sight, sharing the city streets with gas and water mains and the electric wiring which supplies light and power. KEEPING your perusal of the news article on the Salt Lake irrigation project. It is a gigantic program for th agricaltural development of our State. It will bring hundreds of acres of arid land to producing bounteous crops, it will bring many happy homes and prosperous communities, and not least it will vastly increase taxable property and thus add to the revenue of the State and tend to lighten the burden of taxation. One of the solutions to our tax problem is more taxable property. From reliable information it appears that there is an immediate need for effective and intelligent action to increase the immediate benefits of the projects, especially to Salt Lake County. And in doing this it will not detract from other sections that are beneficiaries. We respectfully call the attention of all forward THE call to every citizen of Utah is to do his level best in boosting looking citizens to this matter. We urge the fullest cooperation invite VeBasin ler. Deceased. Stewart, Alerander & Budge, Attys. for Executor.' Date of fist publication Dec. 20, DELIVERS MESSAGE to some of the idealism of the founders of America; back to the fountain sources of the political principles that held true and steadfast the hearts and minds of men in earlier times. There should ring through the land a clarion call to the old Americans, because the Americanism that was given birth long ago has not been improved upon and is still the best political faith that the mind of man has yet evolved. A lesson in the faith and fire of this Americanism should today be blazoned above every school house, every church, every business house and every home. America is very truly the hope of the world. To prove it, if proof were needed let us look at a page in the history of war. When the heroic sons of England were fighting with their backs to the wall they looked into Gods sky and seeing the stars and stripes unfurled on their own soil cried out: There is our hope! And when on French soil the soldiers were dying like flies and fighting in the last extremity they saw an advancing host, and cried out: The Yankees have come, and so great was their joy that they knelt before the dough boys and kissed the hems of their clothing, and looking at the flag they said, There is our hope. When everything hung in the balance down in Italy in those dark days. General Diaz looked on the red, white and blue and said: There is our So in this good year of grace hope. let us, as we were advised by Wood-roWilson, be evangels to better Of such a and perfect America. land have all the ages dreamed. Physically Fit sub-surfa- Factories are working day and night to provide the sheathed cable and copper wire which when finished becomes a part of the telephone ' to this end. Other articles are to follow dealing with some of the immediate problems to be solved in hastening the expendurture of the money on the several projects. If present arrangmens carry these articles will be furnished by one of Utah's leading - citizens in reclamation w'ork. THE CALL OF THE TIMES By C. N. Lund In this column will appear week- the needs of the times is to get back ly items along lines indicated to first principles. That is just what is needed in America today. It would by the title.) A indeed be well if there was ushered GENTLEMAN remarked to the in a great concerted movement to get writer the other day that one of back to the pure and inspiring faith the state whose scenic wonders, pleasure grounds and resources call to the whole nation. Utah has an area of about the same number of square miles as the British Isles, and Ireland, Scotland England, Wales. The former supports only about half a million people, the latter about forty million people. Utah has a hundred natural resources where the British Isles have one, so it doesnt take much of a stretch of the imagination to picture what Utah will eventually be when it is given the real touch of capital and enterprise. We ought to find ways and means to double the population of our state in the next ten years. Lets set about to do it. . Hour The Noon CONVENIENCE 12 ' system. Materials are high now but the job cant wait. Every new demand must be foreseen and promptly met by the installation of adequate equip- to 1:30 SAVING OF TIME 7 m. to 3:30 p. Hours also from Bell System Utah since Testimonials. X-R- ay ment Practice in Convincing 1920 Service. On Policy On System ' Umvertal Service DR. ALBERT E. SARGENT CHIROPRACTOR Utah License NESS BLDG. 428-42- 9 PHONE ce WASATCH 7778 Residence Phone Hyland 5539-- J oil Directed toward Better Service mod The Mountain States Telephone and L Telegraph Company ! |
