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Show THE MURRAY EAGLE TROUBLE BEGINS Don't AT FORTY THE MURRAY EAGLE C. li. WALLACE, Editor EDNA M. WALLACE, Issued every Thursday Associate Editor Telephone Murray Entered as second class mntter February Salt Lake City, Utah, under Act of March 8, 11)27, 3, 1879. at the I'ostofnee 35 at SI niggle for Jobs Between end In which the young woman who ami Age What Shall Youth came of marriageable age found her TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION We Do About II? man and was able to marry and Salt Lake County, I'tah raise a family in reasonable securi$1.00 One Year In advance By JAY FKANKUX ty. It had worked more or less BO 8ix Months In Advance In the quaint days when Northern automatically for the last seventy If Elsewhere In I'nited States Abolitionists and Southern slave- years of our national life and, we One Year in advance $1.50 enough, and we clever are lucky to owners were doing their best automatic manufacture a civil war in the may reestablish it on an basis. I'nited States, it wan considered That is the idea hack of the estabthat there was nothing wrong. A of the Civilian Conservalishment to few bold men hud the courage tion Corps to tide over the depres conflict" of the "irrepressible speak work 300,000 between slave labor ami free labor, sion and fit for useful and a Lincoln dared to point out young American men by socially forests. that a house divided against Itself useful enterprises in the the elimYOUR DOLLAR'S WORTH could not stand. But he was lieat- - That is the Idea hack of Take a dollar out of your pocket, it's yours you can do en fur the Senate because he said ination of child labor, the reduction of working hours and raising of anything you like with it. But you can't buy a dollar's worth so, and the others were wages through the NBA to make of commodities or services. more Jobs available at a living wage was the that The result conflict, The reason for that is that about 25 per cent of your dolnnd women of working age. men for not been allowed to express If you use it to buy theatre Itselfhaving lar has to go to government. in the open through normal That Is the Idea back of agricultural tickets, gasoline, cigarettes, electricity, clothing or anything democratic channels and not having adjustment and the subsistence to make it else, 25 per cent of) the cost, on the average, will represent been dealt with boldly by public homestead movement on the live to for iieople taxes. opinion, hud to take the form of a possible the from to and soil tyranny escaiie war. civil The main reason we have allowed the tax problem to bloody of the Industrial pay roll by raisToday Aiuerlcu faces another irgrow so grave in this country is that millions of people ing their own food. to It Isn't polite haven't realized that such a problem exists! These are the repressible conflict. But these measures, big though No politician worth his it. mention people who pay no taxes directly. Their incomes are below brass dares make an issue of It. Yet I hey are, have not yet proved sufthe level touched by the income .tax. They rent homes. They unless this conflict is analyzed, de- ficient to absorb the new recruits do not own a business, but work for someone else. And the bated, ami handled boldly, it threat- who come Into the front-lin- e result is a belief that those who own businesses, have larger ens to dynamite our democratic in- trenches of our business system men must stitutions and to destroy our busi- every year. These young find nn incomes, and possess property pay all the taxes. Htid if we can't be used, is conflict ness it For the e large-incomsystem. There aren't enough people in the country to automatic way of letting them make a dent in meeting the cost of government. The great Mween young men ami old men, make themselves useful, they will conwhich slakes and for that the bulk of taxes are taken from the ordinary person and they ".nil other ways. flict will lie fought are jobs. a are taken indirectly. Instead of writing the The alternatives are plain. If the The facts are ierfectly simple check, most of our citizens pay their taxes unknowingly durprocess of recovery i Interrupted and unanswerable: or is it docs not move fast enough, sowould of Rent than the course living. higher 2.500.000 ing daily Every year nearly be, because the landlord must pay taxes. Salaries are smaller, young Americans reach eighteen, ciety must regiment the young or because the employer is heavily taxed. Food is more costly the age at which nature has ar- they will regiment society. In which There are only two ways because the farmer, the processor, the transporter and the ranged that they shall enter active can regiment the young: society final seller are all taxed. So it goes, through everything we economic life. we had 'I. Kvery year nearly l..r(M),(MiO war and Communism.. When need and use. women than men nnd more young , Americans reach forty-fivethe age we knew what to do with. In the at which nature, through competiTEMPERANCE NEEDED we .'"solved" the problem by The eighteenth amendment, came into existence because tion, requires that men tiegin to imst, inking them out of production and abandon economic life. active the American public believed that no step was too drastic to the X for tenths, this out of the marriage market by I outlaw the evils that had appeared in the liquor problem. means Allowing raft act and killing them off In an that every year there are Millions of thinking American citizens, who were not "dry" jImhiI T'Kl.tNM) more young Americans International cisiperative slaughterin the sense of believing it a crime to take a drink, had seen available for Jobs than jobs have house known as the "front". The Communists in Soviet Ilucsla the )owcr of the saloon appear in politics, degrading city and been vacated. Even assuming that n different system. They motried techIn liccn no advance there has state government, and had watched intrenched interests sucbilized young men and women In cessful violate both the letter and spirit of the laws that nological unemployment I. e. ma- lalsir battalions and In effect enchines doing the work formerly done then existed to control the sale of liquor. of wmsl and hewers as them slaved Is not Ihe case, each The eighteenth amendment was repealed by this same by mennew which must the slate. for water of drawers lie found Jobs year servu-- or com thinking public when it became apparent that the evils existto enable these 7iHl.(KKl Compulsory military ing before were magnified, rather than lessened. The ends youngsters to xuport themselves. pulsory economic service that Is me way out. There Is already a of temperance were not served, the gangster came into his This Is putting It mildly. Issik million-dollareceiving wide attention which, r 4. glory, and This process has been going bootleggers became as' politically the title of "Abolishing Pov-rivunder as in their on since I!':.'!), which means that the old days. legal predecessors had powerful that all young Am proMiscs Today the American people want temperance. Thev :,." KMX HI more young Americans are ericans lietwecn the nges of twenty want the liquor traffic to he adequately controlled. They will available for employment than were ind thirty years should be requirlicfore the crash, and so we are not again countenance any illicit alliance between the governed to work to pnsluce the necessi reatltig H sM'clal class of uiiein- - ties of life for the rest of the jsipu- ment and liquor interests. We are passing through an exyoungster who have never latlon. perimental period and if present laws are inadequate, other ployisj had even u toe hold in the business Such I on't make any mistake. and harsher measures will he brought into play. system. i program has a profound appeal. To promote temperance which means the elimination of Most of the men who had Men and women alike feel that drunkness and license is the duty of everv citizen. It is likeJobs In lii'Jfl and are still alive have i hey are being used and are useful. wise the duty of those who make and sell liquor in addition, icen reemployed, but unemployment That is why war Is so generally it is simply good business so far as they are concerned. The Is humping up among the younger populnr among boys and young men. American people are not fanatical either for or against liquor men ii ml women. The Federal Em Then I here Is the other course-c- all Is ergency Heller Administration it Fascism. This means thai per sc. They are interested in eliminating abuses of the prelow taking care of 3..'kHMNMI jieople the young men get orgnnUod In a sent as w ell as of the past, and they intend to succeed. ictween sixteen and thirty-four- . political movement, one of the prinli. This situation Is loaded with CAR-T- HE THE HIGHWAY-T- HE DRIVER cipal objists of which Is lo lake When you take your car on streets or highways, three dvuamite and .unless bandied wise away by force the Jobs from the definite factors are involved. First, the road. Second, the car. ly, thoroughly, and promptly, can old men ant give them lo the produce n war or n revolution. young. That Is what hapicnod In Third, the human element yourself. Wlmt do these facts mean? Italy and Cermany. Practically every automobile accident can be traced to Men iiml hoys, of the age when This is the Irrepressible conflict. one of these three factors. And the third is infinitely the more they are strongest and most active, . We must, through Ihe New important. Highway engineers have done their part to make ire Ix'lng allowed lo run to waste men our Jobs lo offer young prickly driving safere they have given us model highways, with if lui use to themselves, to Ihe so- mri marriage to our young women which or tlte produced them, scientifically constructed turns and the safest of surfaces. ciety nil a ilcmoerntic, oniony,-iwiomaiiAutomobile clevelopment in safer bodies, brakes, steering, 'intlon which we are trying to 'iiisls or else America must go to create. war. turn Communist, or have a lights and tires have been nothing short of sensational. (Jlrls who want to marry ami Fascist revolution. For every accident that can be Mamcd on the road or rollilclans don't like to consider the automobile, a dozen can he blamed on the driver. It is mis,' families are not allowed to do to during the very years when his problem. Editor shy away an established fact that the bulk of accidents occur on . good, nature has tilled tliem for It. Bnsinif s Tories ibm t like from straight highways in ordinary weather, and involve cars This Is H profound insult It mentioned. But the prob whose meechanical condition is adequate Apparently, if a In the iteeNM. luslhat of the hu- to have lem remains. road and a car were produced which make it safe to drive ten man race which cannot be dclhsl Whhh shall give our young men miles an hour faster than in the past, a legion of drivers will nifcly. work and our young women mar at once start driving twenty miles faster ami the inevitable Joe, on gnilng Ids engineering riage? under the New result is a mounting accident toll. diploma, is lucky if he ran get a Heal? Coiumnnlsiic regimentation? lob ni a tilling station: on Or Fascist revolution? zraduatlng from normal school, can If this lie treason, make the most lake her choice loafing at of It! home tin J sln-v- t walking: the trained. Intelligent profi-sloi- ml clashes starved out of the obi MANY APPLICATIONS ire business svsiein and have nothing WORK FOR PART-TIM- E to by a violent linage. AT STATE UNIVERSITY And thce figures mean Statistics already reveal Nearly one thousand nppllcnilon 1 catastrophic drop hi Ihe birth from prosicctle student for part ate. With nil the means for iihun-hin- t lime work hive liecii by !. Maw. dean of men, and production df tblig for jssh llerls-r- l do. we are halting Ihe production MUs 'Myrtle AiMln. dean of women if Ihe people. This In the final vict- at the l idverxliy of I'tah. Tluirs im spiral of nu has lnsn i a calamity day. September and one whiih Is due only to bad the final date thai applications will whhh Mill produir hi risvlved. 'irganl.allou in wen plosion. The human race docs These part lime n l like .t Id Itself lie klllis by created as a result of an allotment t I of funds from the FKKA. ill bleu -- mid call ! counted Accord to trance resist violently, Now Is the Mml time lo ut today lug to provision governing this ap nr home In shape f.r tlx- - win-tc- r i fan- - an International nisi Ivhii propriation, ntudents nre limited h I months. Rm.N e ally should I KUm atlciitbm nmv. Tle for three years dining Ihe World lo the amount of mney Unit they In will fuel more . limn ... f. .. ... .. 1. I witing offsH the rvpense, lo My itolhliig I. I.. .1.1 C.. C... i "i licit, it t'lii'i'- - lift II IH'I may earn an t iili as lo Ihe mini of the additional roinf.irt a Wrathcrprwif home l.rliies. will ,Iht of hours they may work. Only inal were ln.rn. What itUI e face III !f.4.ki7 iicislv sin. cuts lire l lilltbsl In I rue 'bis appropriation. Morrison-MerrilWhat Ibis dss humanly 'irn- M l luniher ami building material are I pn-e- nl time h romiulltee "'e mean conflict" us to hen' Ihe finest on (he market, and ery reasonably priced. and imw) means thai we must " 'he faculty Is carefully wirtlng In order llnri Kome way lo ue Ihe energies .thmugh thoe application nnd n nihil ions of our young men lrt mH' 'but m ailable work is given ind women or I hey w ill destroy our to the most mssly ntudeul. 3!tii of lining. Birds Rid Stmvr We Bre lijltig. through Ihe New Wild bird crossing Ijike Suerlnr lo h establish Ihe isorl .f y. "The LUM MERMEN" la fog often find refuge 011 the Inn mhlih we bad up to lD.1l. a till! In which the young man who deikl of Ktcaiuers, where Ihey re Murray, Utah PHONE Murray 8 time of working age found hi job main until the fog Im ilea red any. eenilncly enjoying the ret to their nnd IIm-i- i win able lo hold It a long us lie kept bloklll nikl hi trenglh. weary wlnyg. 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". 4800 STATE STREET PHONE MURRAY 496 O.MF.NIA KKBKKAII I.OlKiK DISTRICT ASSOCIATION (( oniiniied from Page 1) ; Mrs. Hose Stewart, past president of Assembly, of Wasatch Ioilge No. ."10, on Fraternal harmony; Mrs. Marie Stuart, of Ituth Islge No. 7. gave Ideas, on constructive growth. Mrs. Eliznlioth Watson, past president and representative this year to the A. K. A., iave a live minute talk on what legislative and parlimentjiry Ihwb had Ut'ii executed recently at the Lodge annual meeting of the Associated Uchekah Assemblies and the Sovereign (J rand Lodge at Toronto, Canada. The guest ion box of the evening was presided over by Mrs. Helen FIckey, of Harmony Inlge, No. Id. chairman; Mrs. Rose Maxim. Vic (Srand of Silver Leaf Islge, No. 3; and Miss Ixuilse King, of Queen of West, No. 22. The program of the eveuin proved to he most interesting and also, Instructive; vocal solos or musical numbers were rendered at va rious limes, ami considering tin1 large iit;endanv of numbers fna each lodge in the Pisirlit Assort Hon, it was one of the nnM sncce ful gatherings, held for some following are lclrgate to District Association; N:ia.i No. 1. Alice Mudge. Mi rile Flu Hblxms; Omenbi. (Sraoc F.van: tjmt'ii of West, May West. I'mll; Hoggi n hi Miriam. lilials'tll H' (ichaii, Helen Jorgeii n : Knib. May Christophersoii, Francis Say tonic; Mi. Olympus, May I'mt Ituth Wcstoin. Ihe The Heart of an Empire iH-al- 1 child-'caring- ii iNMii-srac- REPAIR J : j ll&INi he a i4ybo3. rail-lllcld- Now for Fall ! s-- n 11 1 m bc-iIj- riwi'rt - B i rlt r 1 1 i mil rr av. p -- rri: 5 ? ? ?$ W t i l! &i i . o Morrison-Merril- l & Co. ; Ih-ii- n2ViZiZ after .he .rrh.l wf hr renter of the Murwon rhnrrh and a.Kl 1.1. iaaorlaln. he, re U lW h " m.hI. nT Western mml,. 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