Show UTAH JEWEL BOX OF RESOURCE LIES OPEN I. I I A should pro prosper r In n A city or state proportion to the facilities It offers for business as opportunities U is th the wa way W. W A A. Smith president of or the tho Inter mountain Investment company puts put It What can any state offer otter greater than thana a 3 Jewel box of or undeveloped resources of The eastern centers are re whirlpool c commercial enterprise but they lack the material for tor new industries Necessity sity demands a reaching out OlIn In In Utah natures nature's resources resource await wy the development of her stores tores of ot wealth to supply th the demand continued Mr Mr Smith Probably no other state atte is la so greatly blessed In this respect respect- It Ith h has fI been boen said that Utah could be ep- ep from the rest of ot the thew worm world and not be compelled to forego the use of an any necessity or luxury except dia dia- dia m monds d In the I one once ce made this statement east to a s Chicago man who had Just spent four tour months In Utah It waa was hi his hi first trl trip and he declared to me TOO that he had met met a a. man In this tate state tat who had found diamonds diamond here The Chi Chicago cago gO man had spent pent most of hi his hi urn time while on the trip Investigating Utah's resources and he had wen seen to his astonishment to so much mach wealth and ana so 10 o varied that ho he said ld he was wo prepared to believe even oven the diamond story tory Opportunities Everywhere and a good goodone There Is la an nn o opening one In In Utah Utah's for tor moat most any enterprise to which a man an may desire to desire to turn I Business o opportunities hies are everywhere Even farming which which haa has become a business otters offers eu superior o opportunities her here Land prices price art are so 0 high In Inman Inmany inmany many man parts paris of ot the east that the farmer farmers farm tann- er ers era do not make Interest on the price of their farm farms I 1 I have often otten mode the statement to Illinois farmer that alt all they need to do do to get rich i is f. to sell seU their farms farm I 1 have han found farmer farmers many many of of them living on and own owning In free from Incumbrance 80 SO to acres acre of land that would readily sell for fot per acre acre often often a all as high as U O or per acre At 2 ono one of these thue acre JO-acre farms farm would bring We have many an Irrigated farm In Utah under a a. high tAte of or cultivation that ma may be had hd for tor per acre aue The tanner farmer veiling ceiling aD 80 acres acre In Il Illinois n- n could buy 80 acre of or Utah AndanI and anI and have ha left to put In the bank or Into an nn Investment and the Utah el eight eighty ht would produce him more In dollars doll and cents cent than the Illinois eighty It will yield iG 65 p per r cen cent t more more wheat heat 15 16 per cent more oats ants 20 O Oper per cent moro more of ot barle barley and 25 p per percent r cent cont moro more of hay hav It will produce more than the Illinois land of oven every crop grown own e except c pt corn It will yield abundantly of oC many crops that cannot cannot cannot can can- not be bo successfully grown rown in Illinois and when hen we single ln le out tho the state of we are arc reckoning with the the- ding agricultural tate of the great t Mississippi alle valley S' S Satisfied With Utah tahI tah I recall an Illinois man to whom I onto once sold Bold 40 O acres of Utah land at per acre He moved to Utah and built a 11 house ahouse hoU on the tho forty I called c on him um later to see aee how h he was getting along HI His conversation ran something like Ike this No one could get us to move back to Illinois Tho The climate here heres le Is s very much better My little boys boy's health h has haa improved a a. great deal We Wean all an feel teel better here Our stock d does doe a better etter I thought that black cow stand stand- ng over there was a pretty good cow cown in In n Illinois that was why I brought her out But elm ehe he I Is Isa a a better t er cow here hero She give gives m more re milk no now and and- it Is richer land and It oats less Ices to Todd 1 d her than han it did In Illinois Alfalfa does doe th the he trick Itis It is a n won wonderful erful forage I plant alt t alto l cost costs lees leas for tor A i barn barns for tor ou our stock here here her and less less' labor as 8 1 we e can cm let them run run out moat moat moat of ot the year ear ear the winters winters' are so mild This nan man said much more along the tha same me line Inc Surprising Comparison The statements I o ha given TH THE SUNDAY Y TELEGRAM In the comparative comparative tive Ive table printed elsewhere concerning the he gre greater ter yield per aero acre may be a big surprise to some of or our local people ople Sometimes I J think that Utah people ople know less of their state than anyone else In this connection I will simply refer to the table I prepared nd from the government Io reports It includes five y of or the leading agricultural states stateR and five of ot the most mort staple crops It show shows the yield told per r acre cre and the tho ho price which Uncle S Sam Sm m said Mid prevailed prevailed pre pre- v In the local market for tor that par par- titular year on on each product It 1 is Ie based ased on th the government report for tor 1910 The report of or most moat any an other year will wil show how the same sam thing with sJ slight ht variation I computed the mone money returns a L as shown in the table by takIng tak- tak In Ing ng the yield per acre as S given gl by the government and the tho price of the commodity commodity com com- which they reported repotted as existing In n the locality In question Just note where Utah stands In the table Read It t carefully How many Utah people know what this report show shows shows' Magnets Irresistible Our great Teat wealth of resources and attractions our dur ur beautiful climate our out delightful cities and superb count country districts our picturesque mountains and fertile valleys valleys all arc ma magnets nets too strong for the resistance ce of an nn eastern population ad already under the necessity of reaching out There Thero has hag never nc b cn cna a I time when whim this state has occupied d the he center the of of tho stare ataee to the extent that hat it docs does now non There Thero cnn can be bo no question In the tho wore that it is lIS Just note io v entering upon Its greatest period of or and growth row Increased population means menH hl higher her prices for tor tornal real nal estate and greater activity and stability in to our realty mi market et alrea already famous for tor Its conservatism m |