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Show THE BULLETIN, BINGHAM, UTAH - PjH Despite the fact that Texas is one opening in Dallas, June .6. of the richest states in the Union, economists claim It is only 15 per cent developed. The vast natural and agricultural resources of the Lone Star State will be displayed at the Texas Centennial Expositior I SCIENCE POINTS WAY TO PERFECT ROAST I 11- - 'vV-.- ki,ii.. j ?- - - i f ' r m5 YES, even Friend Husband can now turn out the roast. The experienced cook has no ad-- ; yantage over the beginner. All because today roasting meat has become a matter of mechanical precision. A better knowledge of cookery acquired through thorough research, plus the very latest In kitchen gadgets, has put this busi-ness of roasting on a scientific basis and It's as easy as falling off the proverbial log, say the experts. In the upper left-han- d corner of the Illustration above Is the meat thermometer which plays a big part In this story of roasting, because It eliminates any uncertainty as to when the roast has reached the proper degree of doneneas. The steps in Its use are simple, as shown by the pictures. 1. Inserting thermometer In the center of the thick-est portion of a lamb roast. 2. Placing roast, with thermometsr Inserted, In moderate oven (300-350F- .) 3. Removing roast from oven when column has reached point marked "Lamb" on metal plat 4. The perfect roast a delight to the appetite and to tho eye. A bureau of student counsel to maintained at the University of Utah (or the purpose of assisting students in mental health problems and personality developement. The Negro race will be recogniz-ed at the Texas Centennial Expo-sition with $100,000 Hall of Negro Life and culture in which will be portrayed, the history and progress of the Negro in America- - This is the first World's Fair to officially recognize and honor the Negroes of America. A survey of new, 1936 car sales made by the Hudson Motor Car Co. shows that 5.48 por cent were bought by farmers. Salesmen make up 12-1- per cent of the buyers. It is "Cavalcade of Texas", will cost $150,000, have a cast of 500 and be played on a stage 300 feet wide and 250 feet deep. Wrist pins used in Hudsons and Terraplanes "float" in the pistons, acting as roller bearings. Turning, they can not wear flat spots. Fifty four and a half per cent of the first 4,000 new 1936 Hudsons and Terraplanes were bought by owners of Hudson-buil- t cars. People who believe that prehis-toric monsters that once roamed Asia lands were peculiar to that part of the world will find recon-structions of the fossilized bones of huge elephants and saber toothed tigers at the Texas Centennial Ex-position which opens in Dallas June 6. A million years ago they royed the Texas plains. The most elaborate and expen-sive dramatic production ever stag-ed in the Southwest will be pro-duced at the Texas Centennial Ex-position opening in Dallas, June 6. New Taxation la Primary Cause of Higher Prices B FRANK T. KAMI Chairman f ih, lumrt. lnUrntl..nl Shn ComiMinr. ami Mrmhrr Kirry. tlv Commillw, Anirrtraa Lib. rl Lraiun. All of us are asklnc, 'What Is the primary cause of higher prices on everything we buy?" It Is not an easy question to answer; but I am confident thut no single factor contributes more. If us much, to higher living cost thnn constantly Increasing tmes 0f all kinds. The Insidious Influence of unlimited tax-ation I felt In every homo; for every citizen Is pitying taxes on everything he buys. This was clearly and forcefully expressed by Governor Frunklln IX Roosevelt in n Pre Klectlon speech October 19. Il):t2: "Taxes are paid In the sweat of every man who labors, because they are a burden on production and can be paid only by production. If ex-cessive, they are reflected In Idle factories, tax sold farms, and hence In hordes of the hungry tramping the streets and Reeking Jobs In vnln. Our workers may never see a tax bill, but they pay In deductions from wages. In Increased cost of what they buy or In broad cessa-tion of employment. There Is not an employed man, there Is not a struggling fanner whoso Interest In this subject Is not direct and vital. If like a spendthrift the government throws discretion to the winds, Is unwilling to make no sacrifice at nil In spending, extends Its taxing to the limit of the people's power to pay and continues to pile up deficits. It Is on tho road to bankruptcy. H Last year our taxes. National, State and Municipal, nmnnnted to more thnn Fifteen Rllllon Dollars. "The Power to Tax," Raid Chief Justice Marshall "Is the Power to Destroy, and we must call a halt on the expense of Government or be destroyed by the consequences." When public officials brag about the Increase In public revenue they are boasting of the amount that has been taken from the pockets of onr citizens; for nil public revenue comes from Individual elTort. It Is your duty and mine to nrouse public sentiment to n point where It will demand a reduction In the cost of Government. For SPRING! j - BOYISH PUMPS. AbS They're mighty smart; de-- aigned to give that "little I " boy" appearance. British Tan , Patent White Grey t ' I Moderately priced at $1.98 and $2.95 j Don't fail to sec the new sandals for sport for fj , street for dress." v j i.9'$$2.2Q2.95 fiE s Campus Boot Shop f ; j No. 1 E. Broadway ' Under SchrammJohnson's I , !" 1 r'rTTTTTTTTTTTTTXEJXEt? - Iiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiih "I i rnrTimn n n irnmniiiaj Am mtfmi Stormy; p . ; Weather :rav Do Your Errands by ' IT IE IL IE IP IHI dD M IE MHBMIuiiiBiaisM :oprrlkl, 1936, Sclwabr Diltribatori, !u., N.w Y.rl Foe1 nbovc otlic? lorj priced coin? in all but cost! "S1 E IE 3Ei IP E &E! B Yes, different from other low priced of mountain roads, with three pas-ca- rs and far ahead of the rest in sengers and baggage, in the recent style and everything else that counts! Los Angeles-Yosemit- e Economy Run. Can we prove this? Just look at a few More...Terraplane is the only lead-fac- ts about Terraplane. ing low priced car with body all ofsteel . Wheelbase, over-al- l length, inside gnd seamless steel roof. And no other leg room, head room, shoulder room caj" in its whole price range has Duo- - unmatched by any low priced car. Automatic Hydraulic Brakes (patent Untouched by some costing $125 and applied for) . . . Radial Safety Control $145 more. (patent applied for) ... Tru-Lin- e "Extras" At No Extra Cost Steering ... or The ElectrU Hand. optional at small extra cost. Of all low priced cars only Terra-- - The most amazing car in the low plane gives yo-u- no extra cos-t- rear opening baggage compartment with price field-t- his 1936 Terraplane. And - more room than the average trunk right doum with the lowest in cost for model, with spare tire lying flat inside. the model and features you want. Power-t- Come in and see for yourself. he same story. Terraplane is ahead of other cars in its price class by as much as 18 horsepower. And of .100,11 P. -U- S-inch wheelbase no vibration at any speed! Terraplanes ' f' J JT . with 125,000, 150,000 miles and more jj iV ( () lyS ' to their credit show you what that J V. J rj J smoothness means in long life. JL KZmr 23.95 Miles per Gallon --P M luxMiM,, . . . Demit. , Standard group of accessories extra. Interested in economy? Here w Ter- - t.. Ay wf n(W HU0SON -- c. I. T. raplane's latest 23.95 officially certf rim Faymant Plan ... low monthly payment! fed miles per gallon over 352 miles "Of court it rides file a big carl It IS a big cart" f ' " V v., V - ' i.i? - - X . s BINGHAM GARAGE AddCflCy &MlCllOlS 87 MAIN STREET ' BUILT BY HUDSON TERRAPLANE, t$9i AND UP HUDSON SIX, $710 AND UP: HUDSON SUPER STRAIGHT EIGHT. $760 AND lip. P. O. B. DETROIT .. Msfi iq Pic3 iri tnT ANNOUNCES A IcLial-...- . J This warranty is made possible by the A R R A N T Y superior excellence of the famous ON ROL'LATOR g Rollator Mechanism the compressor COMPRESSION UNIT I made with "JO-BLOC- precision. I Nothing like it has ever been known in sr ' "N 1 the history of refrigeration. Not even . 1 n I Norge has ever before shown so dra-- f I matically its confidence in the Rollator '' ' I - mechanism. 1 v X 1 Choose the most beautiful refriger- - , 1 ator. It's the Norge. Choose the refrig- - 1 erator that gives you the utmost in con-- f 1 venience of interior arrangement the I one that effects household savings up to 1 1 1 a month. It's the Norge. Get the I !$ about the 10-Ye- ar Warranty. I the Norge before you buy. '"sLkj 1 THE ROLLATOR COMPRESSOR... smooth, easy, toWxagpower instead fVl T tN 1 1 1) fV" FTZ I of hurried back-and-jor- th action. 'fl C 1 fC fl I I Result-m- ore cold or tb0 current ffQVj I U Xkli Urn. gjjused, and a mechanism VN--- Q$albT' nUfTXaSLToXLOH j which is almost everlasting. N eo, w, , fat, t. ' " jo-sp- j --480 MAIN PHONE 57 g Outlook Alarms FinanceExperts See New Deal Financing as Prelude to Heavy Inflation. IJt dr. k. w. kemmerer Profeeior of International Finance. Prlnea. Ion UnlvenitT. and Mrmbrr Na-tional Advlannr Council of tha Americaa Liberty Iaue. The Increase In our public debt for the three years ending next, June will be approximately equiva-lent to $40 a minute from the date Columbus discovered America to the present time. Meanwhile our taxes also have been Increasing rapidly while our national Income out of which they are payable has been far below what It wi?s before the depression, having declined every year but one from 1920 to 1934, and having averaged In current dollars 32 per cent lower during the last three of these years thiin during the three years prerpillng. Hundreds of millions of dollars of our recently accumulated deficit have been Incurred to pay for the production at excessive costs of un-productive and little needed public works and to compensate farmers for destroying little pigs, plowing under cotton, and for not produc-ing crops and live stock. The bur-den of taxation Is Increased to ob-tain funds to destroy tho nntional wealth out of which the taxes must be paid. Present Policy Dangerous. Although we have been experi-encing a substantial growth of taxes during the last few years against which the public are showing In-creasing opposition, our enormous Increase In public expenditures has been financed chiefly not oot of tax-ation but by means of Inflationary borrowing from the banks. In this fact lies the greatest danger of our present financial policy. The usual antidote for extrava-gant government expenditures is heavy taxation. The basic princi-ple of Anglo-Saxo- n democracy is control of the government by the people through their control of the purse, namely of the taxes they pay. An eminent English historian has called the power of the purse "the surest safeguard of freedom." When the members of Congress who vote for large expenditures of pub-lic money are compelled at the same time to vote for additional taxes for meeting these expenditures, taxes which are distributed equi-tably among all classes of voters both rich and poor and that are consciously paid by the voters and not concealed In the form of in-creased prices, then and then only do the member of Congress be-come watchdogs ir the treasury and become careful l In the expenditures they nmhorlze. The situation, howewr. is very different when a great purl of ihe expenditures is financed through I'm sale of government debt to the banks which the banks pay for by Issuing bank notes, or, more Impor-tantly, by placing to the govern- - i ment's credit bank deposits that the government In turn pays out as It de-sires by means of checks. This prac-tice when long continued spells Authentic Southwestern cowboy and range music will be used in "Cavalcade of Texas" the $10,000 dramatic spectacle to be staged at the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas. David Guion, famous Texas composer, arranger of "Home On The Range," will supervise the musi-cal score- - Subscribe for The Bulletin NOW. Thone u your news Items. Call ! |