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Show BUIE ON SALE IN NEW YORK HORSE HEAT NO SHITE FOB FUEL MEASURE PROVIDES ERAL AID FOR STATE CATION PROJECTS. RAILROADS, DEALERS AND CONSUMERS HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR SHORTAGE. -- AINTENANCE PASSES Irr? Committee of the Legislature Mikes House Kills Seven Bill. and Pats Six After an Afternoon of Its Report to the Senate Gov-- I Debate All Ballots ernor Prods the Lawmaker Being Warmly Contested. and More Speed Expected. of dirt road Salt Lake City.-- The Salt Lake City. Placing the blame irrigation dlfc bm which Met the coal upon for the recent shortage Highway Problem ! Kansasrailroads, dealers and the consumers, the senate by the United Staus ret, Management Is Lacking. the committee of the legislature ap- mation service was passed by h' pointed to investigate the coal short- senate on February 24. and no K Earth road maintenance now Is and will continue for some years to be the age in Salt Lake and Ogdea practical- to the governor for hie signaTETe'The' real road problem of Kaunas, since It Is ly followed the advance reports of bill is the result of a senes of which have been conduced the committee with the exception that not likely that more than a very small comThe the federal detail." Into by the government and by the cent goes report the of per highways will be paved 116 filed Its report different western on states here irriga... mittee in this generation. February t tion projects are contemplated for beTwenty-fou- r ciosely senate. with the all work on the done an Practically written pages were necessary to pre- tter methods of forming communities earth road," says W. S, Gearhart prosent the findings of the committee, the into Irrigation districts. rR(jf,r the fessor of highway engineering In the Kansas State Agricultural college, and testimony on which the findings were provisions of the bill irriga ion may avail themselves ot the credbased and the remedies which are ofstate highway engineer, except reducto of United States in the it committee prevent thr fered by the tion of grades, correction of horizontal building new of In future. During the coal projects through hav ng the shortage alignment, building of drainage structhe hearings by, the committee coal federal government underwrite the tures, and elimination of railway grade dealers, consumers, railroad officials bonds of the irrigation under crossings. Is temporary and should and the mining operators were quea; the proposed Chamberlain law which properly be considered maintenance. tioned in an effort to determine the is now before the nat.onal house of Doing permanent work Is a comparof the fuel famine. causes representatives. atively easy matter, for when once It In Utah the settlers on irrigated Impressing upon the members of the and house of the have heretofore formed committees projects sifting senate the necessity of the legislature water users associations for handling A store solely for the sale of horse meat has been opened In New York city jand already Is doing a brisk busi- getting down to work and passing water affairs of the community and for defense of water ness, chiefly with Europeans who learned to eat horseflesh before thby came to America. The slaughtering of the party measures, Governor Bamberger carried all his points on February 26 financing the various rights and for animals and the shop Itself are under the supervision of the health department r projects, senate and as a result the house and the of the provisions bill adminisof just the placing policy adopted tration measures at the head of the passed the governor of the Btate deMOVEMENT CENTER OF THE CUBAN REVOLUTIONARY calendar. Taxes and measures re- signates the district which is to be ingarding taxation were freely discussed cluded in the proposed Irrigation diat the meeting of the sifting commit- strict,' and aplication is made by those tees and the chief executive. residing on the tract There must be The house on February 26 indorsed not less than fifty settlers. the senates action on the proposed Thirteen bills were disposed of at $2,000,000 bond issue for good roads; the afternoon session of the house on struck a hefty blow at the loan sharks and disappointed an Impressive dele- February 24, seven of which were dgation of Ogdenltes who were on the efeated and six passed. Debating ardor scene to hasten action on the $100,000 abounded and all ballots were warmly . Ogden worlds fair apropriation. Many contested. bills relating to business and courts One of th important measures ap were passed, each ' aimed to remedy proved was the Currie weekly day of some defect In the present law. rest bill. The bill requires that any on FebruSenator Evans gave notice who so chooses, with cerary 26 that the last day on which com- employee tain senexceptions, may enjoy, one day to the is done correctly It will last fora nummittees could report bills each week. This wouldner'" ate had been reached and moved that ber of years. The maintenance of an two days longer be given, as a number cessitate the employment inpwfiiy ing rth road, however, is a of the committees had & number of stances of eight men whgreseven now job. It Is like milking the cows measures before them which they de- accomplish the business purpose coand doing other chores, for the builder to go over more fully. The two-da- ncerned. It is sired .optional with the emknows that the work of maintenance extension for reporting bills was ployee asto "whether he will work six will have to be done over and over granted. again and can never feel that It Is In Bills were Introduced In the senate days pr' seven in those industries that every dy of the week. any sense permanent repealing the law which created the operate The Southwick measure providing For this reason the earth road has commission and Utah conservation Tills Is the city of Santiago do Cuba, where the liberals started a revolutionary movement after the recent also the apropriation for the " same. tor the creation of a state water a bad reputation. The trouble la not so much with the material of which election. The reference committee Introduced a rights commission, passed by a vote bill Is providing for the creation of the of 35 to 5, with six members absent. the road composed as with our sysoffice of state geologist and fixing the The bill carries an appropriation, and tem or lack of system of management WILLIAMS NEW GRANDSON salary of the geologist at $5,000 a year. the duty of the commission is to be Other types of roads when treated as An appropriation for the office was in the making of an accurate state we treat the earth roads are much alsa provided in the bllL water survey, that litigation over wmore expensive and serve the traveling If little vast The better. public any Salt Lake City. If the corrupt prac- ater rights, said to be prevalent in all Improvement that can be made on our tice bill as it passed the house on parts of Utah, fiiay be brought to aa end. present earth roads by Intelligent diFebruary 23 is approved by the seny rection In their construction and mainbill was killed in the. ate, candidates and electors in Utah .The house tenance Is little realised by the pub- on February 24, when the enwill still retain a reasonable amount 11c, and the serviceability of a propwas stricken out, after clause camacting of freedom of action during had been exconsiderable erly maintained earth road Is not aporatory Sections 28, and election day. paigns when other compared with preciated, 34 and 35 of the original draft, which pended. The measure by Argyle, providing typos of roads as to cost of construe-tiowould have hampered the conduct of s for the regulation of the fees of candidates to such an extent that . Successful construction and mainand surgeons, was downed by they would have been dependent entenance of any kind of a road depends of the enacting clausa the obliteration and on psychic tirely personal beauty on 24. upon the recognition by the public and February influence In .forwarding their political the builders of a few fixed and fundaThe house defeated H. B. 107, by were eliminated by alaspirations, mental requirements. most unanimous vote. Heppler, providing for the payment of while One practical, road buildObliterating its former action in re- the salaries of state employees for er should be made responsible for the are duty engaged in military calling the prohibition bill from the they, the upkeep of a certain section of road governor after it had passed the Utah or the United States, on and should be employed throughout house and senate, the house on ground that it was discriminatory. the year, his tenure of office being House bills No. 62 and No. 63, comFebruary 23 placed the measure made dependent . entirely upon .the where its supporters believe it above panion measures by McKinney, creatcharacter of services rendered. The the lash of the highest liquor wave ing a county engineer and abolishing graded portion of the road should he when there was expunged from the the road commissioner and county elevated and crowned so that the wajournal all reference to Governor surveyor, were approved by the house ter from every ' section of the road Bambergers suggestion of an amend'' on February 24. surface will flow Into the side ditches." rnent and the action in returning the Governor Simon Bamberger signed bill to the executive office without four measures on February 22. They HIGHER COST OF BAD ROADS the alteration of a letter or punctua- are: Senate, bill' No. 35, relating to tion mark. The house also passed the sale of water by municipalities; th 'corrupt practices measures with senate bill No. 43, 'reducing the time x Substantial Reasons Why Farmers Is material amendments that remove It of probating small estates from ten Should Get Together and Save Joel W. Bunkley, Jr, the latest r frdm the category, of the impossible. to four months; 'senate joint resoluof Cost of Poor Highways. John Senator grandson Sharp It was execution day In the upper tion No. 4, making Utah, We Love of Mississippi. The youngster house of the legislature on February Thee," the official state song, nd The road that connects your farm Is living, with his parents, at Senator 23, and the senate killed every meas- .senate bill No. 6, providing for the with the nearest town has more to do Williams home in Washington, llis now ure which was presented to amend naming and registration of farms and a Is in the lieutenant father of navy, with the roht living, doubtless, than the laws of the state. -- The only meas- farm produce and prohibiting the use of naval the in ever realize. Have recruiting only charge you you thought ures which passed the upper branch of the farm name by unauthorized that every product you sell find every station In Washington, Mrs. Bunkley SatlTe j were resolutions several was Miss Wllliahf&Tfor memorials persons. and article you buy must be hauled over of in which J do affect not the teams vehicles Washington society. and road the ; that your years popular compiled Salt Lake City. The members laws of Utah. or yqur automobile must hear the celebrate the Utah legislature Effort was made on February 23 to Dont Trifle With Truth. wear and tear" caused by a rough quests oi birthday Washingtons which override a bill veto the first When you repeat something of road to sell farm products or to bring by the student body, the faculty and t - the necessities from the town? Governor Bamberger when he ' resomeone has told you, be careful to of the Brigham Young diturned Senate bill No. 60, by Stevens, presidency The fact that your neighbor must give It the same meaning as the one More than Provo. to the senate with his disapproval, versity in also pay the high cost of bad roads is who imparted the Information. and ofoe but those who, were determined to members of the legislatureattended Often the change of one word puts all the better reason why you, he and pass the bill ver bis veto failed - to guests of the Institution hall of the restof the neighborhood should an entirely-differmeaning to a program hi the assembly carry their point and we get together and Improve the road to story, which leaves a wrong Impresunversity in the afternoon, e save some of this expense. What you sion., science The governor has come to the aid the guests of the domestic and your neighbors lose In hauling was g If you had a cataract on one eye, which of the sifting committee and will urge partment at a banquet OFFICIAL INAUGURATION MEDAL -- farm products over bad roads would and you contemplated a simple operamore speedy action on different meaa- - en In the ballroom of the sehoo soon build a good road andTfd ve you tion In time whtclTwoQTd effect a'WrC,; how would you like to hear that you quicKandsatlsfacfory service. mens compensation, initiative and dered In the assembly LaH. Thu How long can you afford such loss? had gone blind Y' referendum and bills affecting taxa- bration ended with the members And whea shall the road be Improved? tion are to be the first measures urged the Perhaps your father has moved his legislature the honor gues business to a distant city where there for passage. the junior prom. Increased Expenditures. Is an asjluiu for the insane. Under JrRepresentative Boy den .of Summit In 1904 the actual cash roadan these circumstances bow would you Representative R-- W. Young, has Introduced county admeasure in Salt Lake was chosen by '"bridge expenditure in the United like to hear in a public place that the house calling for the creation of a representatives In caucus on e Y Yet States averaged slightly less than S your father had gone crazy? state board of control to supervise and ary 24, as house whip" to or s per mile of rural roads. Ia 1915 the this very thing happened. An Incordirect the affairs of the state capitol, sonal cash road and bridge expenditure .had rect intonation gave the impression supervision of the work the school for the prison, KJ deaf and blind fog party measures through Increased to an average of $109, per that the man bad gone to the asylum r i) i45' end industrial school, the mental hos- er house of the legislature fo mile of road. and a stupid friend misconstrued the and other pital public institutions. closing days of the session. statement. t the Although Just to a or Success like of add Failure. Some people, too, the judic-ar- y While members of the house majority Crop committee of the house reported resentatives profess to believe While weather Is perhaps the most little sensational touch to whatever Sew the chirffpractc bill unfavorably, the lobbying should be materially res important factor in crop yield, certain they repeat Ther think It gives pep." bill will go on the calendar and be dis- ed, (hey to not believe that It controllable conditions of soli and seed AT Satisfy your vanity la some other cussed on Its merits on thfe floor of be ( often determine the success of ollur way than perverting the truth. Pittsabsolutely abolished, cc0Fr This official medal of the second inauguration of President Wilson has the bouse, as the " result of f the crop. ' action an of a majority of the bcoy agreeburgh Dispatch. Miss Loretta been designed by Lowenstein, a Washington artist ment reached. measure. y the killing ... la Now and Will Continue to Be Real - mtes-tigatio- du-tr-ut - tn-de- ! off-du- ty never-endin- y - 1 anti-lobb- n. phys-ician- well-pai- d . w Wll-lla- I pledge allegiance to my flag and to the Republic for which it stands ; one nation indivisible with 1 Liberty and Justice for all i ent ( i. rf." Ilf: "J Vj.. - Wki $-- - - ijL v;i, 1 - ctrr anti-lobb- |
