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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAIJNA, UTAH THE S ALIN A SUN UNIFORM LAYVS . DRIVING NEEDED., . NAUTICAL ' NOVELTIES Jhe greatest barriers to far .v . ... and efficient enforcement of traffic 'Piiiliihed Every Friday at Salina, Utah. , . laws is the lack of uniformity in the The following .Nautical Novelties - r I codes of states different and are traffic furnished by the U. S..Navy second-class matter under Entered at the postoffice at Salina as towns. . Station at Salt Lake City: . the .Act of Congress fcf .March 3, J879, To wear spurs with the naval unl- As one traffic authority recently! federal Deposit Insurance Corporation haa ushered po'nted out, when he drives from one form and to bring a horse aboard a S.UBSCRIPTION RATES: state o another, he doesnt have to battleship js the privilege of one.class new era of security for funds deposited with insured, One Yeah. $2.00 .. in ona the and of officer British and his dimes navy, nickies, stop change banks up to and including $5,000 for each depositor. . ' 1.00 and dollars into other and different onjy. The officer is a major. of marSix Months.. ly nds oj money; but, if he wishes to'inesi aboard a flagship. Another .All customers of hisbank enjoy the benefits made posPayable In Advance. his car in accord ..with the'itJ of the British navy is the fact sible by Deposit Insurance It is provided in accordance with 0 Taw, he mdst at once revise his dry- - that only abcJard a warship is it per- In making change of address, gjve old address as well as the new. . a state. where rdissable to drink the kings Jiealth . ing habits. our.unvarying policy of adopting all .justified precautionary ; ; the maximum speed allowed is 10 sitting.. The., practice goes back to on Given measures to safeguard the funds entrusted to our. care. , . Advertising Rates . Application. and thi'n.mus't remember that now heNelsons.time. In those days the ' . hold his car down to 30. He has ings of the messrooms .were , so low , Editor and Publisher been accustomed, to traffic lights and that to s'tand to drink the Icings H. W. CHERRY.. now they, health involved bumping one's head; signs pfaced on corners . . are overhead in the middle of the hence the latitude that prevails .today. UPHOLD THE RURAL e streets where Tie is l'al;le to miss see-- , prison ships have not yet CONSTITUTION. PRESS. '. tbe A Japanese ship recent seas. left them , ing entirely. J t . . .'An interesting movement in behalf . There are some 15,500 newspapers at ihatHongkon motor car manufaccarrying a hun- Suppose . . has in of jonstitutional . government and periodicals published, . . .this turers pursued the same practices as dred young prisoners. The vessel is . Member Federal Reserve System . been launched in the south by a new. country. The greatest proportion of(lnany cjtie3 an.d states Suppose a ia fating junk and carries a number and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation weeklies? dailies marwwho had beem organization knowij as the Southern them .are . driving the Smith of expert fishermen, whose duty.it U anti magazines car want',(J to trade Cojnm'ttee to Uphold, the Constitu-- J and teach the A their art. prisoners itin for the new'to tion, headed by JohnHenry Kirby of, whose principal appeal is to the rural. Joneg model and diSC0Vere that it score or more of guards keep order Houston, Texas, a veteran Democrat dwellgr. . 'had a Afferent kind of transmission, aboard and pervent. escape. . . . condi- - . The importance,, the influence t and required a different kind of fuel, andj Under ordinary peace-tim- e the the worth of these publ cations can preseited - , major points of difference tion, , approximately 16,000,000 bar- -' few hardly be exaggerated. They are, as in other respects. Such a policy would res fuel oil are required for the March 31, 1917. Except for a short! Nothing is quite so limitless as the weeks ago, it now has representatives the SanFrancisoo Argonaut has writ- - he no more- - absurd than is- - the exist- - operations of the United States navy period of time while a patient in the. average voters capacity for. being in 16 southern states and is growingjten, the chief influence in the ing policy of our governmental units fr. one Y?ar. . . (hospital, he has served continuously fooled. I""-'- " rapidly, according to .recent an- -, thought and habits of our rural pop- - in adopting'.traffic codes that are, Charles Francs Coe, listed among on the same vessel. . The nouiuements. And. utterly at variance with those of a the six highest paid authors m the organizatpn isolation of fifty-fou- r It takerf about nineteen seconds for njillion. irian. Mr. Coe a bomb to reach the earth when drop- composed almost entirely of Demo- - the. character of their comment, both twonor state 10 miles away. world, is an . DR. H. CRANDALL. j era ts, .who are disturbed by the usur-,i- n news, and ed torial departments,' Uniform Vehicles . Code and 'nliste1 r a minority cruise in 1908. ped from an airplane a mile high. A . DENTIST of. power by various executive well repays those who perusd them. In a .recent intervkw wh le aboard man falling from an altitude with a VIok., Munic pal Ordinance prepared departments of the government, and ..Ag a result, the recent contest held by traffic experts, could and should .the battleship U. S.- S.. Arkansas, parachute pack attached never at-SALINA UTAH the virtual abdication of congress by other the author had thin29 tains among a Home to than mile 118 speed be; adopted by every town and city! greater n,ag.azine Country with respect to its legislative func- en an hour and-hdoes not lose con- best country newspaper cor-- 1 This would not only give the motor- - this to say: 'UnleES1 desired ' Office Hours: a ' . in the United States, wa,s jst a break it would immensely .ex- - ter a speciahzed Profession I would- sciousness. tifrL respondent J :J The committee has issued a declar9 to 12 a. m. - 1 :30 to 5 p. m. ation of principles, .which are Here are the names of a few a reaffirmation of adherence to the iWjnT.er a woman, lives in a Missouri bave. re gutted spending-moffices "which suggest methods of Bn const tut:on and its. distinct division ,town which has a' aboard In college years fact, ship. of 27, population transportation: Wagon Mound," N. M.; of governmental powers Into three and jg fifteen miles from the nearest I would not trade my navy cruise for Wagontire, Ore.; Wagontown, Pa.; F. O. BULLOCK branches legislative, executive and raiiroa-d-- For forty-fou- r a half i dozen B. A.s The navy Wagon Wheel. Gap, Colo.; Trucks-- . years DENTIST teaches discipline. It takes a kid when ville,.Pa.; Train, W. V.; judicial which have obtained s'nc been local correspondent for a rural BIBLE. Bicycle, N. Hours 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. the foundation of the republic. he is living in his formative years . , . paper in her county, 'Auto, .W.'Va. In Gunnison Each Wednesday ' It believes laws should be made by, Urban editors, on reading excerpts more said 200 and lays a foundation upon which he1 than Although Salina Utah congress, instead, of by orders and from ber correspondence, have been years old, thefullowng story, recent-'ca- n build as high as he likes without; Names in the news as in a' reported ..rulings of executive officials; als, amazed by its quality. It does .not ly republished by . the Pathfinder, fear of collapse. . . single issue of a Winnipeg newspa- -' that laws should be written clearly deal wJth crimes and misdemeanors, may be of interest to those who have Thomas Charles Small, chief Oscar Luck went bankrupt as a' . not seen, it: within constitutional limits. swains mate, U. S. navy, has served result of gambling; a Mr. Cuff and instead, it tells of the crops, of the The committee opposes tbe use of Ernest C. Christiansen . Richard Land a private in the 42nd Continuously on the battleship U4 S.ia Miss Link were married; Thomas trials, tribulations and achievements pubic funds for the establishment of 0f farm people who rarely make the foot troops of .the Black Watch of S. Arkansas for. 18 years and ABSTRACTOR was jailed for speeding industrial enterprises to compete with the British army early m 18th cem months. This is believed to be a traffic signals; and Alfred Wa- metropolitan headlines, but who, Qualified by years of experience business, and would uphold piiy are more numerous and more tury, was brought before the mayor 0rd in the modem navy. 'Smalls s'er- - tere was fined for selling diluted and lord protector of Glasgow charg- - vice record shows that he 'first en- the sovereign rights of the several vital to write Abstracts. ACCUs nation than our ed with playing cards during dvine listed in the RATELY: Work guaranteed by and the private rights of the sters 0ur political and business navy at Boston on Oc- He he had service. no or said Bible of Surety Bonds. . the of the filing tober D.scussing objects 24, 1916, and after undergoing divorcees, gadeS and our. book was and his prayer organization. Chairman Kirby said: using pack, recruit Most interesting of all, this wo' Phone 221-training at Newport, R. I., Richfield, Utah We are not organizing to battle mans correspondence, fne as it is, of cards instead. When asked to ex- was transferred to the Arkansas on for any candidate. Our first concern j8 ncd greatly different from that of plain what he meant, he answered : j YVhen I see the ace, it reminds me is for the continuance of government other rural correspondents. Winners of the one the deuce recalls the m America that conforms to the prin- 0f. lesser prizes in the contest show Father and God; the Son; the trey, the ciples of the Declaration of Indepen- same qualities the same commence and the constitution. Where mand of clear and vivid. English. The three persons of the Trinty; the four-spreminds me of the four the constitution ends, tyranny be- - country newspaper, little known a3 it the five, the five wise evangelists; lns is to the tity dweller, is one of the - of the the six,days of creavirgins; most permanent, and most de- finest, iT q of the seventh day n the tion; vpw seven, . servedly successful influences in our VAULT. . American life. Last,, but not least, it or. Sabbath; the eight recalls the righteous persons in the . Ark; the" Having become possessed of the is the outstanding guardian of the nne, the ungrateful lepers; the 10, worlds stock of gold, Uncle Sam is nat'on in upholding our constitution tha .Commandments. The king sug now preparing to take extraordinary and American ideals, gests the King of Heaven; the 'queen, measures to protect it from possible the Queen of Sheba who sought wisseizure by an invading nation. The The Solomon. dom from knave bulk of this vast treasure is to here he hesitated, but op (jack) placed in a new vault to be erected on' Signs indeate that the American being urgecj, went on: The knave are at last awaning to the the military reservation of Fort who stands the constable arrested for property-con- danger of Knox, Ky. me is9Uesbond This location In the Interior of the fiscating The mayor interrupted to remark A few weeks ago a special electhat the constable seemed to have tion was held in Rhode Island, in been a fool, even though not a knave. which voters were calletl upon to pass -- while the vault itself is vir- seacoast, There Then the soldier continued:. tually impregnable. The construction, on a number f proposals for budding are 365 pips (spots) in the . pack, for which a contract w'as recently let, public works and c.arryin on oth?r which recall the days of the year; 52 in th "ame of relief. In wiU be of granite, concrete and' steel, ,cfi'rities week; 12 face cars,, be fflcts that passage of all and capable of withstanding bombs spe one for each month, and the cards, bais would h?ve incrased th , i .or other explosive forces which might 13 tricks represent the number of state's .bonded indebtedness by about be directed against it. weeks in a quarter. Thus the pack of that In addition to th'e proteetkm af-- 50 per cent the ',lope had cards, serves as a , B'ble, a. prayer forded by the vault itself, there will the measures- w'th their polilical and an almanaq. book, . back'nK wuld paSs. . . be a force of guards, equipped with 71,6 dop! missedRhode Island machine guns, electric warning de-- 1 CUTTING THE FOOD a11 but citizens down wted one of vices, floodlights and' every modem BUDGET. means for insuring safety heavy majorities. Ith measuresi measure that passed Provided The price of pork and pork proThe nations hoard of gold and direct relief to ihe r'dy and is ducts recently returned to the 1929 ver U at present valued at more than'for achieve the necessary, high .levels. Other basic food nine billion dollars. The new vault desied nimum cost without ducts are climbing the same ladder, purpose will no doubt prevent anyone from .with unneces- - With the result that the cost of living :sadd taxpayers the. lng but stealing it, something stronger and wxrnld be required to exPensve public works. (is. daily becoming more df a problem keep the gbv- - sary later the voters of .to the. average American family. 8horttime emment from spending It. California met a similar crisis at the' As. prices thus advance, the need polls. Several. measures which would; for food' distributing methods that JUST PLAIN ' have put that already n eliminate handling charges between FACTS! . state farther into debt,-verd pn the producer and cortsumer .becomes now the disagreeable fact ballot. An awakened citizenry swung' stantly more evident. This sarng for out that no and when the votes were lem faced .the consumer iri .the. early pro- - the axe gram, no matter how confiscatory, counted the measured had . taken twenties and caused the creation. of will ever produce enough . e the food buying "and sell-- , money to licarty lickings. . . . wake a dent inthe federal debts that! It is to be hoped that these elec- ing' organizations which have- done arplling up rtions, in widely separated states, are such valuable work, not oply in re- ibe deadly fact is 'beginning to symbolic of the national trend .of during the cost4of maintaining the 8mk nto rouids of our lawmakers, thought. The most menacing govern-- ! consumers dinhe'r table, but In bene-a- s . well as into the minds of our tax- - mental ventures of recent years have firing tKe producer. payers, that the only way to collect .been those wh'ch have up-- ! In this connection, it is well to billions of dollars a needed on debt, put government into compe-- J member that the producer of 'farm year to meet present public likewise consti- expenditures tition with private business, increased products, SALINA REDMOND . by a tax that reaches dowj, into the taxes, weakened state credit and . a great consuming market. Tbe the sock of every . tfe ated industrial fear. This course has producer, therefore, is greatly, e (individual who has an income above the bare ' ' it next to impossible to create este.d not only in what he receives ! . . ; by. . . , . subsistence level. . normal jobs because private industry, for what he sells, but what he must , , - It has been predicted tUit within sole source of productive employment, pay for what he buys. Growth of trie next five years we m ay claim is afraid to take chances in the fa e chan grocery merchandising, by the distinction of being em. of the of . . ' . confiscatory taxation, legislation eliminating needless the middleman most heavily taxed natfotia of the and We are regulation. draw'ng capi- transactions, has tended to increase . world. e tal into federal bonds where the farmers share of the retail sell- -' its chief benefits accrue to our grow- - ing price of. his products, while ma- Ibat Missouri boy wh wa ing bureaucracy, not to the. people or teriaHy lowering the cost of what he never) absent or tardy in 12 yours at school! the needy. must buy as a consumer. seems too regular to evor amot nt to! Follow-- Iriiode Island and California . ?DUch in defeating bond issues.! Subscribe dont borrow. New Chapter 'A tO'ne of - In Banking History in - THE -- .. ' odd-opera- te i He-leav- es -- ceil-mu- st -- First State Bank .. Old-tim- . -. -- i j small-tow- n semi-weeklie- -- Salina, Utah I - - j j - j ex-na- -- ' e - . I -- - -- . post-the-nev- er y ... she-ha- s to-b- - e ... j boat-!per- :. rec-'pa- hap-.priva- te st e to-th- gang-staterene-citize- n. j Largest Shippers of Rock Salt In the West ot mi ! RED "... g, - ST AR BRA N D S AL T h Rock, Sheep and Hay Sait ( - i - sl-,T- Plain and Sulphur Blocks he j Calfoss Mineral Salt - debt-ridde- e con-An- prob-cree- ps . tax-the-ri- Available Mineral Livestock ' large-scal- - piled-deb- t Great Western Salt re-t- Co. .. cre-,tut- inter-mad- Distributed ' . . Sevier Valley Merc. Co.,. Salina, Utah fa Patronize Home Industry! tax-fre- I : f tax-creati- 1 I nr 3 . |