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Show EEAIt RIVER jw VAlilY LXADL.i, TiiVlAV. Ai of the Standards 3 BY W. W. WHITNEY iv life lut) MS u.-: :...f-.,-- mJ lilt III s ""-- ; .J t e f?w of the Standards, the following: cs I use the 26 letters of the alphabet, the dollar and unit th material Tjr-e7al- Ik)' I s MONETARY BEAM h - humanity in ten standards from a 0 to one trillion. Zero division, in the dollar nothing in the monetary, except e whoie 0r 100 cents. In terms of humans it repre- - i vidual or a division of the 130 million humans tow s5'S "4l to be living in America today. r;?rt'rMle my enumerations are universal and the same law is cp- as well as domestic, past, piesent to all generations, foreign fifVde and perhaps as long as humanity shall endure or abideroverning the universe and humanity. Yet I am dealing only latteexperience of the Americans, and shall suggest only a plan 8 reprtse tvj tjjl I uwuac vi ana offering the following 1 ciaim m scnouc attain- no make epoiogus. I rules it to say I know some plan to tnng oiccr out of c a"' .sarv. I therefore offer in the fo:ra of a plan called. imosc-niue- -- nn S3 ot)Thi8 is the first of a series of articles that will in this pal1" g tuilr, u, UL r. i Mr. lUCcinston- - plants that cat meat America. On April ICih, the Voice of j Experience will turn his broadcast over Mutual 1cji .... ,. t,,:;r- - Dr. Ra, of New York's famous "Litt'a Church Around; th Corner," who will conduct the radio audience on! a tour oi the church. The Voice will present a plaque to the memory of Will Rogers. Dr. Rae Is pointing 1o a crucifix, studded with precious 6tones, standing on th "Brides' Altar" the gifts of more than 1 000 brides 1234567890 TEN STANDARDS reader to study with me Standard No. 1, the circle of the dollar, using the denorni-o- f the dollar in the following respective unita, as enumer-2acenny nickle, dime, quarter, two, three and four quarters. atOIW0 to 50; 0 to 75; 0 to 100. Maximum ten dollars a day is 300 Ctoritli ?360o' per annum; $14,400 a term, term; First I should like the ndation." Once around U ar , wsrre m :f J CLINIC NOTES J,! Mrs. WaiUr Maternity caws Wuthrieh, Mrs. Goldt n Peterson. Park Stumm was discharged. U is : 1 10-ye- ar 1 t'm Coupled to the ebove enumeration we should have the law as follows: 1000 750 $675 75 and 250 is Supply and Demand, new Uiant Acquisition La. corn-natio- n. : Baton hougo.H Henry (Zelce) Bonura, acquired; by the N. Y. Giants via the waiver route from the Washington Senators He is expected to add the punch at the plate lor the that a limit should be established for overhead and 36000 for 10 years and expenses for executives is a veiy good Three times that would be $108,000. To my mind that is Efficient for any individual. That would constitute a very good Joor and ceiling. Controversial and provoking, yes, very. Vow the law of supply and demand comes in for a bit of changiof constitutional behavior. It really is ng along with the function function of Constitutional Government to: 1 designate the policy to sufficient to supply the demand); 2 interpret the law; Llset up checks and balances; 4 a principle to protect the weak in on economic position grainst the strong; 5 leaving the surplus sterein it can safeguard the consuming public against famine, waste meet foreign demand at world competitive prices and destruction; W?feei f.ors IS YOUR HOBBY? owi ilm wee. rw "OS" WHAT - ,r cf improved. j Soviet Pavilion's statu taUast to enter this country since the Statue oi Liberty. Made of stainless steel and standing 8 stories high atop a 170 loot pylon, this figure; of a Soviet worker lowers above the foreign pavilions at tho World s Terrymen, n iianst was atimiueu lor buk-g- i( al comlitUm. Tho folowtng had tluir tonnils removed: Wendell Forsgren tf Botb-wel- l, and Arvin W. Stocks, of Utah. fair. e FOR SALE: r conditions. and if I were to use Standard No. 1 in a legislative way, I would call it a objective proposition. In our present system which is namely: man, money, interest or (capitalist), has no checks or balances. I want to establish proper checks and balances individuals, units and digits. in all three materials, My first objective is to catch up with interest, the nature of which is only the material of the alphabet, written upon the dead dollar by the designer of strife, contention, destruction of life and property, as well as great deficits and inequalities or the condition of the world as shown in the balance sheet of the world today. How to catch up is by Democracy, which is a check and balance system, the franchise or vote of the masses is the weapon to. use. a) Vote 'to limit interest to Why? Because it is a little more more than the people get for money on safety deposit, 21 than 50 being, I am told by the bankers, all the law will allow them to pay. Well then, I am asking then for a law that will allow them, the money lenders, to charge not to exceed in any case or event more than "Point two" (b) A principle to protect the weak against the strong1 or a lav to designate, 75 cents a bushel as the floor., below vhich no one will sell that which is produced by the producers. This suggestion is based upon the law of the average minimum cost in America. This too, is' controversial and will be very thot provoking. "Point three" (c) Man should be limited by the system, because his nature is selfishness, greed and covetousness personified. He will not stop at anything. If tradition, and system will permit, therefore Democracy, a check and balance system. The law of the standards then sets up a righteous compensation upon which to limit him that he may not gain the world and lose his soul or if he do, he may not take all the generations with him against the will of the majority. Since scientific development in machinery, crafts and professions are sufficient and beyond the needs of present generations, there is no need to make the things that people of our day need expensive, by taxes, there is not the slightest reason why men in the teaching profession, doctors, lawyers, merchants or chiefs, bankers, money lenders or thieves should have more for executive or other ability, should have more than ten dollars a day and expenses. Why, even the farmers and producers could live well on that. "Live and let live," is the function of democracy and Christianity which is one and the same thing so point three is a suggestion to accept 10 a day as a maximum fotr overhead Yes, let he that would be the greatest among you be the servant of aiL The constitution sets the term short at a nominal fee, reasonable expenses of course included. Government is not supposed to become a money racketeering Sorcng to Scant.es Now Hollywood Dorothy Lovely are not supposed to serve for life. As many citizens as should be given a chance to serve their country and fellcJw men, and after serving a reasonable term they should return home and tend to their personal business, thus delegating responsibility to all. Thus, if Government was incorporated in Standard No. 1, with the three point checks and balances, it would not be so bad to have Government in business. But the plain function of Constitutional Government as I see it, is to the checks, balances, a princsimply designate, interpret, set-u- p iple to protect not only age but also youth, as a principle against the strong. I might mention tradition as being stronger than the generations if it is evil, uneconomic or perverted. Let us now give an analysis of the material of the three points I have mentioned for Standard No. 1, so that we may better understand if possible the two we are in from the stand-poiof capital systems which is namely: man and money, versus the namely: capitalist or man, money, interest. Men possible sarong - t, three-poin- Mr. Leonard Talks on Carbon and Thursday Mr. Emery Counties-L- ast Leonard a gave talk on Carbon and counties. He told us all about' oal mining and the other industries i these counties. We all enjoyed the talk very much. Emery Tetsu Okada ' 6th grade Clean-u- p Day April 6th the school day. The boys brot rakes and wheelbarrows to put Pavel under the playground equip mcnt. The girls brought buckets and 3 to clean the windows. Four girls ere assigned to sweep and clean the Km. Ray Stokes tad c, slave girl -- with a cos- tume no less May Worn of Disordered Kidney Action Modern life with Its hurry nd worry, Irrfpilir habits. Improper etin) nl drinking its ruk oi eiponurc nd Men-tio- n throws twnvy strain on ths work w th kidneys. They r pt to become e nd (ail to filter enoess clrj nd other Impurities from ths Dl'Xld. over-Ui- Ynu msy suffer nautfing hsckschs, nesdsche, ditzinenn, gttling up night, !' psins, swelling feel constsntly ird, nervous, sit worn out. Other signs p kidney or bladder disorder may bt "rning, srsnty or too freouent urination. Doan'i PM$. poani help ths Ve kid . . ,i . I . . Fi.,nV, ...... neva . W- - (a it (u r.f-- .nHAnrtiii waste. "ly They are antiseptic to the urinary tract and tend to relievs irrit J'nn and the pain it causes. Msnygrate-ju- l pecptt recommend Ihwn'l. They "v had more thsn forty years of public PProval. Aik i. r rir - -- -- For (hiaranteed SI'RING CANYON OR ROYAL COAL From Truck See NORM J. ANDRKASON phone 84.a-- 2 I U?: A ill WT, ld WILL H ATCH YOUR CHICKEN EGGS jj rrr: : : times larger than a Fair Exhibit 14 Ton Typewriter Standard machine, this Underwood Elliott Fisher exhibit at the New York World's Fair, will entertain dally by typing, in 3 inch letters, latest news flashes. Operated by remote control from a Master Underwood Typewriter, every mechanical action will be visible. The "Giant" required more than three years to construct and is 18 feet high, uses "stationery" 9 by 12 feet, and a ribbon 5 inches wide and 100 foet longl Si for $2.50 per Hundred e PLENTY OF Weacli COCKKELS Also Anril 7. the whole school decided to take an Easter hike. We made several shifts in our school plans, in order to make it so that we got the bene fit of the most important subjects. We left at 12:25 p. m., just after we finished our lunch, and hiked up to the top of the mountains just west of U3 and gazed over at Foss vaney. it took us exactly 55 minutes after we left the top until we 'were at tne school house. We were all very thrilled about going and enjoyed it very much. We also thought Ciimrans should make us tired so we took a light lunch with us which tasted very Ball Game With Elwood April 5th. Elwood came out to play ball with the The boys girls and bovn of our school. the girls 5 and 5 to tied was pcore score was 18 to 9 in favor of us. We returned the gnme April 11. Twila Mekirum jluiMsI'JW'W J H New Bats Today in ball practice the ball flew higher and further, be- cause of the 3 new bats, which Mr. Jackman got over the weekend. All the boys were happy because we've too light only had one bat and it was for some and too heavy for the smal ler students. The three new ones are is heavsurely dandies. One of them one ier, one is lighter and the other iis' fcbout the same weight. Dean Adams 7th grade Friday V lei, than the hat- !ed sarong. t, Easter Hiking On Friday Lender Office film abbreviated Arlent Waldron good. Dance Anril 7th we had our program at 11:30 o'clock in stead of 3 o'clock because we weic mine- on an Easter walk at 11. Miss Oldham presented the play of the first Easter rabbit. Everyone laughed " ,.h-.the rabbits ana un- umn mals came in. Then masks were maue nawr nnd every shape you could t Aftor thp nrneram we had dance until the soup came. Marie Petersen - 3. Their roots were quite All Equipment Completed We now here April 6 when we planted April have all the equipment completed, cramped to enjoy the sun seemed them. look They and it makes the school graunds because rain and shine they have much better. The last piece of equipWe have now. to bud agreed ment up was the giant stride. Some started the water them were Cth school that the grade freshmen at the high for 7th handles the the make to of the vocation, kind enough first month it. It is much higher and turns more grade will water and take care of them i in July, the 8th- grade will take easily than the old one. Kay numan care of them during- August. Altho we'll all take turns until school lets Orin D. Adams 7th grade out. arrived Siberian Elm trees QUALITY CHICKS 16 BREEDS O UTAH & IDAHO HATCHERY Erigham City, Utah Idaho Falls, Idaho Fifty r rf nrf? l mwEmMiP m mini it ) y 11 '-- Ti Dr. Mile NERVINE "Did the work" clean-u- p ' 1 Newspapers role of a Ball Games With Bothwell Thurs day, April 6th the baseball teams of Bothwell boys and the one team of Bothwell girls came out to play ball with us. The score to the first game the boys played was 16 to 3 in favor of Thatcher and the score to the sec ond game was 8 to 1 in favor of Thatcher. The score to tne gins game was 9 to 16 in favor of Thatcher. W had a lot of fun playing and hope thev come and play again. Dorothy Petersen 6th grade IThateher School News! ,''"' draped lore South Sea in her latest she plays the nt two-poin- GUI "un-type- 6. organization. La- - mour tind3 herse m a predicament " Determined to herself as a 6. double-standa- 11 a:- says Miss Glivar - WHY DON'T I YOU TRY IT? r.. After more than i;.rce , of suffering .from a nervous MU Dr. used Miss Glivar such Nervine which Rave her wrote she that splendid results us an enthusiastic letter. If you suSerirom "Nerves. 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