Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-02-27 | Page 20 | Boosting and Boasting

Boosting sting and nd Boasting There is a distinct and important difference between n BOOSTING and BOASTING Utah has not boosted as much as she had a right tp to do but it can be said in hei h h davor favor that neither has she been guilty of vainglorious boasting It sometimes happens that a Utahn therefore not realizing the genuine benefits of remaining r in his home state because he lie has not heard Utah's tine fine f ne points discussed enough hears h ars the sounds coming from other sections and mistaking the tile baseless BOASTS for Jor welt well founded fo BOOSTS harkens barkens to the call We have Before us a a letter aletter from from g such a a. a person and it is interesting to know the lesson he has hasl learned l ar ed He says The good g od times we read about everywhere else have not hit this this' section yet This country depends so much on the tourist Some tourists tourists' are here always of course but this winter It seems the tourist material Is le too busy making money at home to travel much If we had the manufacturing plants hm-e hm or a UTAH COPPER OR TWO there would be a different story to tell When you have to shout to keep your courage up you naturally lose lese your nerve when you get et a bit hoarse This is a great country for making a noise about what they possess WHAT THEY NEED I IS SOMETHING THAT WORKS WHILE THE SHOUTERS SHOUT- SHOUT SHOUTERS SHOUTERS ERS SLEEP So while might be justly censured a little for fo being too modest about the glories of their state state- on the other hand they can not but be praised for from BOASTING ABOUT WHAT THEY DO NOT HAVE We are glad gl d our friend has spent a few years away from Utah Uta When hen he returns he will better appreciate the blessings that this state showers upon its people p ople He will will feel the joy of knowing that he is once more in a place where THERE ARE MANY I THINGS THAT WORK WHILE THE SHOUTERS SHOUT- SHOUT SHOUTERS SHOUTERS ERS SLEEP the SLEEP the steam shovels digging the ores that the world is pleading for the smelters that are refining the metals that have become so so precious lately the growing fields of sugar beets beets' the vast areas of alfalfa and the acres of dry land l nd wheat He will come back to Salt Lake to find that while the visitor is not talked out of his senses and hypnotized by fine sounding phrases yet If he lie be wise and investigate he will find here real estate that is not held at fictitious prices but is offered at t a fair fak rate and has a value that thatis is permanent t ye will find findA A NEW SPIRIT IN SALT LAKE AND ND UTAH UT UTAH UTAH-a AH-a AH a never sa never die die spirit spirit spirit-as as h has s' s been so splendidly exhibited in in the successful movements movements movements move move- ments to establish a safe and practicable automobile automobile automobile auto auto- mobile road along the Wendover route and to have a railroad built into the Uinta basin and inthe in inthe I the determined efforts to bring Fort Douglas into its just inheritance by the establishment of a brigade post there and huge army supply stations He will find the OLD BITTERNESS buried When this weary wanderer yearning for for the sight of his old friends fri and nd the scenes s that he fondly pictures again in inh h his hs sJ membry memory com conies s back to Salt Lake he will find Mormon Jew and Gentile Gentile Gentile Gen Gen- tile singing g the song of contentment in a mighty chorus And we will welcome him back with as much joy as the prodigal son was welcomed welcomed welcomed-we we may not kill a fatted calf but at least we will ill sI show ow him the he sights that are are new to him and help him get over ver his shyness shyness' in the hustle and bustle of AND GREATER SALT LAKE the NEW Ji