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Show SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1927 AMERICAN FORK CTE -AMERICAN FORK rCITIZElf"- Offlca Alpine Pnbliik;"'' (mpvaw BuildiaswPkone 15 - A HtookJiVJj, liiNDENT PUBLICATION Entered in the Tost Office at American Fork, Utak, as second-class matter. Sokseription rate, $2.50 pr year iaadraace. t Advertisement rata : Display, 30 cents a column inch. Legal notices and readers, legal rata of 10 cent per eight-point line par insertion. in-sertion. Want ads. Kate 2 cents per word each insertion. Payment must aceompemy advertisement ' A. P. QAISFORD, JR.. JEDITOB THE HAZARDS OF AVIATION Quite a number of aviators have lost their lives this year. These tragedies are a reminder that the art of navigation 'has still a great deal to learn. Much remains to be done before flights across the great ocean spaces are made with regularity and safety. The splendid and confident young fliers who have lost their lives in the effort to develop this art, set a wondcrful example of courage. These sad fatalities are a great losa to the world, which needs the a purpose in the development of this great science. , But one can't help feeling that many aviators are too venturesome, venture-some, and in too much of a hurry to win fame and reward. A new art like that of flying can not be learned in haste, but by slow and patient experiment people have to conquer the obstacles in the way. BABSON'S ADVICE In a letter to, "the sons and daughters of my clinets," Roger Babson, the well-known business authority, writes: . "The fun of life is in growing" rather than possessing. Every successful man will tell you this. We really enjoy only the things which we ourselves make or earn. " When you get married be content to start in a humtble way, as your parents did. Don t try to til art where your parents now are. "Honesty is not only the best policy but it is the foundation of civdization' . .; "The time to save money is when you are making it." "Keep out of debt. Be generous in giving; but avoid accommodation accommo-dation loans, and never endorse, "Boost the other fellow and he will boost you, as we are usually repaid with our own coin and judge not. "Don't try to buck either the Ten Commandments or the Multiplication Table." INCOMES IN THE U. S. A If incomes reflect the actual value of their recipients to society, "as economists tell us, will one of them kindly explain .these incomes: Dempsey, $1,000,000. Babe Ruth, $70,000. Cabinet member, $12,000. Congressman, $10j006. Average bootlegger, $8,000. Average Aver-age lawyer, $4,000. Average professor. $3,200. Average doctor, $3,000. Average wage earner, $1,400. Average farmer, $800. Average Aver-age preacher, $700. - - . V COMMUNITY DEFECTS In every community there are certain defects that are undesir-able undesir-able and unnecessary. In some cities and towns, the idea prevails for . IQ28 FIRST Buick took vibration out o! tbs engine NOV-It has taken it out of the road Now Buick for 1928 fcaj followed with another great contribution to motoring comfort. Stuck has taken vibratfon-cut vibratfon-cut of the road by equipping equip-ping every Buick with HyiaulicShoJc Absorbers, Absorb-ers, front and rear an added luxury that the savings of Buick volume have been able to supply. Test this riding comfort for yourself. Wc will gladly put a Buick for 1928 at your disposal whenever you like. Sedans. . '1195 to '1995 Coupes. . '1195 to '1850 Sport Models'1195 to '1525 M pfic9$ . f k FHif K art. covntMn MDbWMl Tht C.N.C.iaw SB' TELLTOIDE MOTOR CO. Provo, Utah Fourth District .Tnmrg, . For September Called Provo Sept 18. The following venire of Jurymen baa been drawn for the, September term of the Fourth district, to report for service at the new city and county building In Pro-to Pro-to Munday, Sept 19, at 10 a. m.; John Beck, American Fork; John A. Blssell. P. A- Ostler. P. M. Houts. Alma HSpafford,. A. L. Goates, John OroeBbeckr gprlngTtlte; Parley" B. Slinger, C. D. Reese, .Lake View; Adalbert Kay, Santaquin; Richard J. Heajey, Alpine; Joseph Angue, John N. Beckstrom, Oliver P. Hansen, Spanish Fork; Uohn Ault, . Cedar Fort; James H. Gardner, George C. LoveTldge, Lehl ; Henry Haag, Vineyard; Vine-yard; Ray B. Davis, A. R. Pack, Roy. Ml: JVrJiurdock,:. Wflford Gray, J.' A. 6wens, Ed W. Payne. 0. R. Thomas, Provo; Jorgen Hansen, Orem; Bernard Bern-ard A. Montague, Wilbur A. Allan, Salem; E. R. Nelson, Genola; Ken. neth Tanner, William Kitchen, Pay-son; Pay-son; Ernest A. Foulke, John E. SmlthPasani "Grovel Lither K. Stewart, Benjamin; George B. son, Jr., Iffapleton. Mat- The Sixth Sent At a primary-school examination one of the questions wss with regard to the five senses. A pupil wrote: "The five senses are sneezing, sobbing, sob-bing, crying, yawning, coughing. By the sixth sense Is meant an extra on which, some Jolks have. This Is snoring." snor-ing." Boston, Transcript. Arc You Really Well? ! For Good Health There Must Be Profxr Kidney Action, DO you find yourself running run-ning down always tired, nervous and depressed? Are you stiff and achy, subject to nagging backache, drowsy headaches and dizxy spells? Are kidney excretions scanty and burning in passage? Know then that these are often signs of Improper kidney action. Sluggish kidneys allow acid poisons to remain in the blood and uprt the whole system. If ' your kidneys are acting slug ' . gishly, assist them with Doeire Pill. More than 50,000 users have publicly recommended Doan's. Aak your neighbor t DOAN'S Stimulant Diuretic f. A Kidney raUlMimC.Mfs.CW.BWIsl0wN.Y.. ! - Bank AlVonderful Little Book WE HAVE ONE FOR YOU S f IT stands by you in sickness. IT is always your friend. IT furnishes you the money to buy all other books. Bank of American Fork A STRONG BANK We pay 4 Interestl ZEN Book I i to J I SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1927 that such things can't be helped. But in more progressive ones, people peo-ple set out to work to get rid of these undesirable conditions, aaid they do not content themselves "with irresponsible fault finding. If a city, has certain faults, they either can nor. can not be removed. re-moved. If they can't it is best to forget about them. If they can be removed, then some organization or influential people should take the subject up and work for this improvement. Anything within reason, rea-son, with all our bright and progressive people, can be accomplished here in our town in the way of improvement. M,Sittta.rinn.l The population of the City of hot Angeles has Increased from a halt million in 1917 to one and one-quarter million In 1927 and the population of the County from eight hundred thousand "In 1917 to two and one. quarter million. Value of manufactured manufac-tured products has increased from two hundred million to one and one. quarter billion and the number of factories from twenty-five hundred to fifty -eight nundred ; -more than - double dou-ble in ten years. This all means consumer con-sumer demand, which is so essential to agricultural producers, particular ly livestock, ' in the whole territory tying West of the Rocky Mountains and even beyond. Tor instance, last month nearly one half of the hog3 required to me the Los Angeles de. maud cum from a far east as Kan. sis and Nebraska, The amount of wool shorn in the United States in 1927 is eleven million pounds greater than in 1926, Pro. duction will total 272 million pounds asd represents the largest clip since 1911.- This- increase is due to the larger number of sheep shorn which Is general throughout the country. All of the Important sheep states except ex-cept Montana show an increase over last year. Since 1912 the number of horses on the farms has declined from twenty twen-ty million to twelve million head-Dirlng head-Dirlng that period the number of automobiles -has Increased from one million to eighteen million. This situation has brought about an 1m. pertant readjustment as, of course, the crops required to feed eight million mill-ion head of horses may be turned to other use and, no doubt, tho land released In this way has largely been diverted toward producing more moat food animals to take care of the constantly con-stantly Increasing consumer demand. With the beginning of the move, ment of cattle from the Intermoun tain and nothwestern states to the Pacific Coast markets indications are that the industry is facing at least several months of stable prices, This movement which continues until the California feed lot cattle commence to move, as a rule is orderly and a better balanced distribution is had thai during' the months when the Western grass cattle move. In pass ing through the marketing period of feed lot cattle it la possible to better gauge the supply tovthe demand than during the grass season when cattle regardless of cosdltions. This, of coarse, 1& another reason in favor of spreading the grass cattle supply throughout the year by the utilization of supplemental feeds. o Defining a Diplomat A 'diplomat Is one who never talks about himself when his visitor wants to talk about himself. Oyer jailicn JPdto fV 7astel Asnril Zr ' ' .Zyiall AdTcrt!sc?S The direct-mall advertisers of Che United 8tates in. the year 1928 wasted, literally tlunew away, over, 1800,000 through the use of absolete mailing lists combined with the failure of the advertisers to ose ' return : cards on their envelopes. These figures, however, how-ever, include only advertisers who mailed, their circulars under first class postage. A. very much larger smount was " lost ' by advertisers who used third class postage, bat It cannot, can-not, however, be estimated since a separate record 1 not kept of node. liverable third class matter dilpoeed of as waste by postmasters. Unde- Uverable first class matter all goes to the dead letter office where definite records are maintained to show till quantity of each class of mall re. celved and Its destination. Undellver- BUY 40 Tim rCCH00LTl V CENTS PEaJ Via "OREH jjjj This is the cheapest an ' form of tranBportUoU , Your local agent J airs you any furUler The astonishing tW..- Office Department is thai hZ, all that has been said, b brought to the attention1 in regard to tho losse, the, talnlng through faiiur, toL j cards, so many apparently J intelligent business men eonD tit eMBB A 1 . uuAa:j m.ivW uiou- ewju money anj w method. And since colnmm - licity through the press anif tne aeao letter omoe, put is omjomu uio American tin to their shortsightedness,. m j proposed to take up each cut. ' aUy with the Individual' thnnf j resnondence and of as waste at post office of address. The records of the Post Office Department De-partment show that during the year 12,688,667 letters containing circulars and advertising matter, all mailed as first class matter, were disposed of as waste by the dad letter service. Figured at five cents each to cover the coat of material, printing, labor and postage, the. total amounts to $633,428.35. This advertising matter famished over fifty; per cent of alii the dead letters handled during the year. ' Two reasons may be assigned for at least 95 per cent of all these letters being sent to the dead letter office; first, Incorrect addresses, due to the use of obsolete mailing lists, and second, the use' of envelopes without return cadav both in spite of the Post Offlse Department's - constant and urging advice to the contrary. ana person hw1 by postmasters and represent' too yimrni service. Even Bice Hurt - Girl's Star "I had Indigestion so bad 1 afrala toeat even rice. Adkrin eat anything." Ardenla Howuii "Adlertka" relieves stoniaci n, t sourness In TEN mlnutei W BOTH upper and lower bowu moves old waste matter m thought was in your system. Ik lerlka give your stomach ml a REAL cleansing and see hov 1 better you- wHl feel, it will nr you! Wm. Thornon Drmndst 'i .. , Alpine Stake Temple Workers EXCURSION "OREM LINE" THURSDAY, SEPT. 22nd Salt Lake City 41 flfC, auu ixwkui u. " SPECIAL TEADTLEAVES HAEEIS 5 :59 ATM., LDfDCI 6:01 A. M, PLEASANT GROVE 61IO A. M., AMEEICil FORK 6:18 A. M., ARRIVING SALT LAKE 7:30 A lt Tickets also good on the first two regular trains goiif ti Salt Lake, leaving your city on regular schedule. Tickets good returning on all regular trains same dj. SALT LAKE & UTAH RAILROAD Henry I. Moore and DrPrAbercrombie, Receiver! Aldon J. Anderson, Traffic Manager. Camel The cigarette that makes smoking a genuine pleasure You can smoke Camels all day long without thought bufof the pleasure and refreshment that each one brings. ThatVthe advantage of choice tobaccos and skilful blending. Ciw r, WwmmSultm, N. C most be moved when they are ready |