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Show JUST FOLKS BEAVER CITY WEEKLY PRESS WHEEL HORSES NEEDED IN THE HALLS OP CONGRESS PROFESSIONAL CARDS It isn't the money you're making, u No single event in connection with isn't the clothes you wear, ; of 7th congress And it isn't the skill your good the passing of the make folks realwhich hand tne retire news right value in Beaequalled Entered in the Postofflcs In ' ly care. ver Citr, Utah, as Second Claw Mil ment of Representative Joseph O. It's the smile otk your face and the Matter. Illlnois,--"UnJoe" who "and the burden Cannon of of Cora E. CarltonrEditor Karl S. Carlton, Prop. light SALE A. MURDOCK aAttorney at Law Beaver, Utah Practices 1a all the Courts of the State Beaver, Utah has been a leader, in Congressional Most any old man can tell you. moit activities for over a quarter of a cent for any old man at all of member congress a and tury WHY NOT CHANGE IX Who has lived through all sorts of 46 years. The last few month have weather,1 winter and summer and to been characterized by a series of 4 4 4 4 4 4 The man who doesn't bother fall, is securities think about BEAVER GARAUlfi That riches and fame are shadows farewell dinners and gathering in one of the treat army of 7,000.000, wall. Cannon. on They the dance "Uncle Joe" that garden s honor of Acetylene Welding whose average earning is $50 a week his colnot by only Oil, Tires and been have Gasoline, given Those men paid the government ai It's how do you live and' neighbor, Conof branches Accessories both Aato in 4 leagues income tax $263,000,000 last year. how do you work and play, Beaver, Utah Many men with income ranging It's how do you say 'good morning' gress but by distinguished men in 4 few from $50 to $1000 or more a week last The of life. walks other to the people along the way. paid no taxes at all on such incomes And it's bow do you face your troub hours of the 67th Congress witnes because they came from interest on les whenever your ekie are gray. sed an ovation given Kepreseniau bonds which- under the constitution Cannon such as few men have ever are exempt from taxation. 8AM CIXNE It's you, from the dawn to night been offered by the House of RepreWould you call this equal taxation sentatlve. The occasion was when 4 time you when the day is fair ex- - 4 where one pays double taxes, in order You when the storm is Attorney at Law raging how he asked, unanimous concent to that another may escape all taxes. remarks in the Record in tanit ti do you face dlspair? Mil ford, UUb farm! It is you that the world discovers, nnnAtrYn.wth a sneech on the RIGHT THE TO WORK Whatever the clothes you wear. 11.1. , to 1 man. mv TTnn l U IO mnnut ivuva. thn "The right to work" bill i one of You to the end of the Journey, kind irrespective of party, arose and aal the most important passed by the cheered in which the galleries Join ly and brave and true. rtate legislature which adjourned a The best and the worst of you beam nri. makinr a demonstration that ARTHUR SMITH week ago. It will commend itself to minntes. several lasted In all and that do, you say ing For First Class Plumbing all clear thinking people. In a copyrighted article in the And the thing that counts isn't .WhiteFrank. Post .X money, or glory or power, but you, Washington, '""''". Phone lad' H person or persons, acting singly or head reviewed the nearly half cenEDGAR A. GUEST Jointly with another or others, .by tury of Uncle Joe Cannon' public means of any kind of force, threats career and !n connection therewith WHEN TO GRAZE coercion, intimidation or riolence, to obtained from biro n interview in mure or induce or to attempt ' to When should grazing begin? Not ,Meh the passing leader of the Re MILFORD-BEAVE- R STAGE his idea of ca,use or induce, any person engaged until forage plants have attained suf publican party expressed LINE in a lawful occupation, to quit such need of the party, the congress be ficient growth to admit of cropping way. In and the country In a employment, or to refuse or to deFor Passage to Milford, Book without serious njury to their perpe cline U accept or berin a lawful emcourse of this interview Uncle at Drug Store Phone 1 ployment. Violation of the, law. la a tuation of a sustained yield, and of Joe Cannon said: misdemeanor punishable by a fine in course, not until sufficient food be "We talk about the leaders In con- - 0 any sum less tKan $300, or by im- comes stored in the new and what thev will do to replant prisonment lit the county Jail not exstore normalcy, but leaders in conto be of material use to the ceeding six months, or both such fine growth gress are somewhat like leaders in Beaver livestock. City Shoe Shop and imprisonment., team. When T the old Scientific shown , President Warren O. havo' experiments 4rove such a team many years ago Harding gave Beaver City, Utah expression in a famous speech last that with certain of our common I relied more on the wheel horses summer during labor troubles to the range grasses, under tange condl that wore heavy breechings and held Bring your old Shoes and havs statement, "Every" man has a right to ttons when cropped) four times each ha?k on the flown grades as well as v ork and to live by that work." The season, beginning about ten days af nul'ed for all they were worth on them made new. tonverse that every man has a right ter the resumption of spring growth, the upgrade. They were not so gay to qult.wprklng if conditions arc Jiet damaging results obtained Follow-- ; as the leaders, with - their lighter Fred Honsen agreeable Is equally true and hat lug the flret season the amount of harness, sometimes wearing plumes d food in the plant was and bells to make a fine showing. not been denied in this country since the abolition of slavery. It is also low, resulting in delayed growth in and music as they pranced along at "The Shoe Doctor" true that there are certain means the spring. The forage crop for the the head of the team, giving the imwhich those who leave their Job may season, was lighter and the amount pression they were the whole guidFirst Class Work at Reasesable legitimately ue to try to keep others and viability of seed was lowei. ing power instead of being directed from taking their places but those These conditions were still more by a single line from the driver as means do not include threat of vio- marked at the close of the eecond tried the near wheel horse. Prices. lence, assaults and the. use of shot- season, and following the thlrdi rea"I have seen some leaders in Con son of is' Carbon were so weak the plants guns. many county being con gress who reminded me of the lead e gratulated all over the country for ened as to be unable to produce seed, ers in that old team. I all had poor roots and some were en- have seen leaders In my old four-the wav .it cnurt ,! 1mU the vicious element of last summer's tirely killed. horse team attempt to run sway troubles. Those, who tried murder as Under similar conditions the same when my only source of salvation a mean of keeping their job have grasses were cropped hut once during was the wheel horses, which set found that it was a poor plan. The the season, that following seed ma back in the breeching and held the laborer may employ every legitimate turity. No ill effects were noted on wagon In the road. vuvt t, vitud jiiuiTiuuaiij ur cviiec- - root or seed. The amount of forage It is not always or often, pleas threly. to improve his wages or work produced was from I I to 4.2 times ant to be a wheel horse, either drawing condition but when be decides as much, varying with the specie, as Ing the heavy load along the road that he cannot work under the confll- - that on plots cropped four times each or In Congress, for the galleries 91B.&4 Far Labor Charge tibvna a. season. Plots It I. VI. .1. cropped twice showed sometime the press gallery, to-oaway from the job and let the man much the same results as those crop- pay more attention to the leaden, Acetylene Welding and Battery wfaoj willing to accept the condl ped but once. especially when they show their met Work Done tlon work. Efforts to bring other al eonto run and start are away. They loung, eany spring growtn means to bear on Improving the con tains as high as 85 per cent water in damatic and the horses guarding the ditions must take other courses than some cases while the water content wheels "are not. The wheel horses get ALL WORK GUARANTEES interfering with We, liberty and the oi mature rorage is onen as low as kicked and abused for keeping the pursuit qf happiness. The state of from 45 to 41 per cent wagon in the road and sometimes Utah hat taken a big step in passing It is estimated that a 1000 pound from getting enough momentum to at such a law as the one placed on the steer needs dally II pounds of atr-- run over the leaders, as well as the statute book by the recent legisla dry matter to maintain its weight wheel horses themselves. ture. Price. "I should like to see more of these This means that to "hold its own' Charlie on, the earliest succulent grass the steady wheel horse in Congress and Home A ton of butterfat, worth about steer would be obliged to hunt out fewer brilliant and magnetic leaders. $900, remove from the farm about and consume from 76 to 100 pounds who too often are Inspired to start 60 cents worth of fertility at.nre- - of feed some Job. Half this amount something that will, be immediately vailing prices for potash, phosphoric of mature forage would answer the popular but in the end embarrassing and sometime dangerous. I nave acid and nitrogen. A ton of whol same seed. milk, worth about $45 to $50. re Therefore it is concluded that In seen leader work passion to tatter moves more than $2 worth of these order to get the best annual returns forgetting the breeching, pushed tnto 'Clsaning, Dying the collar, until there was a real elements of soil fertility. The feed and at the same time perpetuate required to produce a ton of butter. profitable sustained yield of forage smash of the whole program. Pressing, Repairing "This is the time for a heavy if sold from the farm, would remove the following should be observed $400 worth of soil fertility. The cot 1. Grate range only after plant breeching, not too many bells and AND DRESSMAKING of shipping to market the feed re growth has matured of eloauonce and not too sufficiently to plumes quired to produce a ton of butter produce abundant nourishing feed many new trails. We have dlflcultles fat would be prohibitive. There l n( 2. Allow the plant to store food enough ahead without trying to Neatly Done blate new legislative and government , greater concentrator of farm feedi needed for perpetuation. than the dairy cow. No other farmer 3. Keep stock from, rang until roads for tncressed expenditures. at Better keep the treasury true on the is so little affected by high freight Is mature them for forage sufficiently n taxation. That's the only rates as the dairy farmer. A carload to supply their needs without unus or Duller, representing in concen ual trailing. way I know to get out pf the wood Beckley Store trated form great quantities of bul In general practice a range is not now. a in the past." Referring to himself, Mr. Cannon ky farm feeds, recently shopped from rady for grating until 25 per cent said of he had attained anything In a Western Slope town, was valued of its earlier grasses have Mary A. developed the of his manhood and his pub years heads to show in the sheath. At this lie service. It had been "by keeping stage sufficient leafage has developed to afford fair grating. This is usual tep with the boy who stood for correct polloW for the great repub ly about two weeks after the begin not railing out with them, but of nlng growth if weather condition lic; are favorable. If the range is more keeping In step with them when they or lets depleted a later period ia nec were right and thinking twlco before ' The Gem Restaurant, with them if I thought they essary. Many of our range at pres parting week will be glad to ent need to rest untfl after seed ma were wrong." turity in erdcr to allow reseeding apply you on and all with PARTY and give the .parent plant a chance horn wmolesoms, madt to rebuild. Mr. White Etra snd Miss Julia bread, pies, cakes, cookie, These rule should be followed even more closely with broad leav Reese entertained at their home on etc. . ed plants than grasses, since they Thursday night of last week, In hon or of their mother and aunts. Mr. cannot withstand grating so well. Kindly call and sample 4$.V D. T. Reese, Mr. Dorothy W imams. our tine of delicacies. W. E. TANGREN. i Forest Rangey. .. Mrs. J. Tanner and Mrs. Carry Foth- eringh am, or Bait Lake City. A pleasant La H wit pDt soat 110.000. It would hiv required cially, followedevening with dellclou CAFE 125 carload of potatoes to have --TOE aa brought equal return. Ten guest were present. that you bear. Subscription $2.00 a Year BIG HAT AND si; 4 4 4 4 cle your eye ; ' I TUCiliiiik OFI i 5k. TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT on our entire NEW gHoi . the We Carry ' Up-to-d- ate PETERS - ; j SHOES The Beaver Equitable Col I Call in and Try Our New - Specials WE ALSO HAVE A FINE LOT OF DELICIOUS NUT BRITTLE, TAFFIES, DIVINITY z t KTT ETC. LESSING'S CONFECTIONER! ?ri fouri-hors- e root-store- four-hors- h. . - FORDS Overhauled LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLE- SI have a large stock t)f Lath and Shingles on hand. Let us figure on your next order. Water's CEMENT HARDWARE, PAINTS, ROUGH OR PLANED LUMBB .. , Mackerell & Cockett Lumber! Beaver Cit Utah Wffif? -- News-Advocat- e, Why do so many people buy meat from us? Becaunr pound we sell is worth ejrery penny they pay for it fc", people know good meat when they see it. FRESH VEGETABLES, FRUITS ' AND BREAD EVERI I ... j. ..Gillies Bros. if r k, and best-know- Ice! Ice! Ice! See our Stock of FRUITS, VEGETABLES, MEAfA "If It' Good to Eat, We Hare Our terms are Cash ' j It. THOMPSON'S Cash Market Phone CIV. Bearer 54 IlSsen resh from the factory Tourist Cafe and Bakery WHERE THEY HAVE GOOD AND NEVER SLEEP Phone 80 East Side of x EATS Camp , lVtodacco J, SV now VV Gil (t$ttttttttS)S))f iasiJ WSSTWT! . h-- f f FIFTY PAIRS LADIES SHOES, at per pal,,. FIFTY PAIRS GENTLEMEN'S OXFORDS at pair """""'"J rXtt mvTff tVn a. TlTHO HitMi? rauw axu YOrTtri 5a vf .miun nf rorinrttan at tax-exem- pt ' I Day yeai Wai not! evei SPLENDID PLAY cellent . well U The houso wa pie. whose hearty what extent they The comedy drama, entitled, "Tb Call of th Wood" presented complimentary to the cltlsen of Bearer erenlnf entertainm1-f.by Taylor Players Mon8ay Players titht, plendld. all week, and Dearer Erery act waa full of wit and well real treat. , PUyed. Saturday afternoon The baritone solos and the sons. be flren. when iT.tt by the ul w - Mt Toby ouartet wr s- "Lena Rlrer" fi f w 1 B |