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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH THE S ALINA PRICE SUN PEGGING. The Published Every Friday at Salina, Utah. Entered at the postoffice at Salma assecond-cla- matter, under s the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. RATES: SUBSCRIPTION -- ! bill was vigor- Miller-Tydin- ously opposed by the prebident. Its passage was obtained in a most reprehensible manner. It was attacned in the form of a rider to an important appropriations bill which the president had to sign. It legalizes by manufacture: s of products, thereby permitting practices in restraint of trade and nullifying the anti trust laws. Although it has been in effect for only a short time, it has already resulted in alarming price rises through a broad field of commodities. A survey by a large department store showed the following: Cosmetics: 1,124 articles were raised by reason of an aver8.6 over of cent the prices age per at which they had sold in fiee competition. Drugs: 361 articles were raised, by an average of reason of pi 15.7 per cent above the prices at which they had sold in free competition. Liquors: 168 articles were raised, an average by reason of of 12.4 per cent above the prices at which they had sold in free competition. So it goes, through a long list Books, up to 17.4 per cent; miscellaneous articles, 20.2 per cent. This is just the beginning. The blight of or more appropriately is little more than legalized robbery and, unless concert ed consumer opposition calls a halt, it will spread until all necessities of life are afflicted. price-fixin- g 2.00 O e Year Si i Months. trade-marke- d 1.00 - Payable in Advance. In making change of address, give old address as well as the new. Advertising Kates Given on Application. Editor and Publisher H. W. CHERRY price-4ixin- WEVE COME THE BRICE OF SPEED. A LONG WAY. ' As everyone knows, seed is the October 12th marked another of Columbus Iay 415 years great highway killer. The motorist from the day Chiistophor Columbus who drives at an excessive rata enand his adventurous voyagers sight- dangers not only his own life, hut j those of everyone else on the public ed the western world. The United Elates, as pait of that streets and roads. He can offer but that new world, has come a long way since one excuse for his conduct that discovery. Today it stands as the' super-fas- t driving gets him to his wealthiest and most democratic na- destination sooner. tion of both the old and new world, j The truth is, the minutes we save It is a nation whose citizens have by excessive speed are pitifully few more of the material wealth that in the light of the risk involved. A makes for better living and happi- short time ago a test in ness than those of any other nation. Chicago. A radio announcer was told There are many important chap- to drive his car on an eight-mil- e ters in Americas history of progress-- j trip through heavy traffic, observing ive development. Every phase of that not only every traffic regulation, but history is important, but two are of every rule of courtesy. At the same particular import to every one of time, a police officer followed the this nations 132,000,000 citizens. One same route under instructions to take is the growth of our nation under the every risk and reach the destination constitution of the United States. in the shortest possible time. Twenty-thre- e minutes later the reckless driver The other is the development of Am-- , ericas progressive industrial system.1 pulled in at the stopping point. The Without the constitution as it was ssfe, supposedly slow dr iver, who had drafted by our forefathers, Arneri-- j taken no risks at all, got there exactcans today would not have the free-- : ly two minutes later. dom of speech and action that they We have all met the motorist who have found vital to their happiness;! makes a trip in a length of time that without American industry they required him to risk a hundred lives, would not have those things which and then spends twice the amount he make their lives more comfortable, saved over a normal,, safe passage, healthier and happier. boasting about it. None of us are so Industry provides American work- busy, none of us have so great a ers with the money and material need for saving a few minutes or a needs with which to live a fuller l'fe; few hours, that we can afford the the constitution protects those pos- price of speed. sessions. Without either, the liberty Save ten minutes take a life. and possessions of which we have so That should be the motto of the rich a share could not be preserved driver who opens her up" on every for us and our children. Speed and speed possible occasion. alone is the dominating factor in the The government of Costa ltica has great bulk of the nations serious held that a Spanish postage stamp traffic accidents. Look at it from bearing the likeness of General Fran- your own point of view and from a co is no good. Ikiuhtless they would purely selfish standpoint is it worth approve on coming from the United it? States bearing a picture of Santa Claus. Deloss Wilke, farmer of Kearney, Neb., has trained a cow to dance, New Jersey fruit growers are shav- take bows, balance on small boxes, ing the fuzz of peaches for finicky cross front and rear feet, sit down, purchasers. May he all right, but we smoko a cigar, lie down and snore. don't want any sissy peaches in ours, at least not that kind of peuchei. Buy from our local merchants. lumi-versar- was-mad- e I price-fixin- price-fixin- g, g, price-peggin- g, AGITATORS THEN AND NOW. The author of the following words can hardly be accused of having an axe to grind in the present situation, for he has been dead nearly 90 years. Yet his words ring peculiarly true day as we 6ee irresponsible agitators fomenting riots, strikes and property seizure. That man yrote: There are persons who constantly clamor. They complain of oppression, speculation and pernicious influence of accumulated wealth. They cry out loudly against all banks and corporations and all means by which small capitalists become united in order to produce important and beneficial re suits. They carry on mad hostility against all established institutions They would choke the fountain of industry and dry all streams. In a country of unbounded libeity, they clamor against oppression. In a coup-trwhere property is more evenly divided than anywhere else, they rend the air shouting agraiain doctrines In a country where wages of laboi are high beyond parallel, they would teach the laborer he is but an oppressed slave. What can such men want ? What do they mean? They can wnt nothing but to enjoy theYruits of other mens labor. They can mean nothing but disturbance and disordm-- , the di fusion of corrupt principles and the destruction of the moral sentiments and moral habits of society. Yes, the man who wrote tins ha been dead nearly 93 years. He wa the gieat Daniel Webs-.ery JOHN BROWNS BAY CHECK. Jack-o-lanter- n , - ! n THE INDUSTRIAL DOUGHNUT NAUTICAL NOVELTIES ! ! i The following Nautical Novelties are submitted by the U, S. Navy Recruiting Station at Salt Lake City: Navy Day Celebration. To many civilians, Wednesday, October 27th, will pei haps be of li'.tle signif.cance, but to the men in the U. S. navy it means Navy Day. It goes even faither than that it is of former Biesident Theodore Roosevelt, who did moie for the navy than any other man because he always had the best interests of the navy men at heart and bclived in a competent first line of defense. Therefore, it is in honor of that beloved x personality that the navy originally selected October 27th as Navy Day in commemoration of the man who was first, last and always for the boys in blue." The day is d&lared a day of observance in honor of our gallant ;rit and the navy and the fleet holds- open house fo.r the benefit f the thousands of visitors who will visit the navy on this day. The fleet will be distribut'd among the Pacific ports on this day, and folks contemplating a trip to the coast should arrange their schedules so as to ba.iiAne ofthe coast ports on navy day to derive the benefit of a visit to one of the warships and observe the navy at first id mountain Profit Average Low. Profits in American industry for signed to duty on board ahips of the fleet. Following are the personal characteristics of the October recruits: Average age, 18 years 9 months; avhand. classification test erage general 83.4 per cent out of a (mental test), U. S. Fleet Problem XIX. possible 100; average school grade Record concentration of the fleet is completed, 10,5 grades; average expected to make this years problem height, 5 feet 8 inches; average the most extensive and unequalled weight, 142.5 pounds. maneuver thus planned. The navy department has announced that the Saratoga Collides. maneuvers will begin witfa. departure Recently, while enroute to Bremerfrom San Pedro, Calif., on or about ton, Wash., the U. S. S. Saratoga, February 7. No explanation has been giant aircraft carrier, collided with advanced for the early concentration. a huge whale and so slowed up the It is anticipated that the area of ship that she was forced to back operations will take place from the down to relieve herself of the added Aleutians to the Equator, and it is burden. No serious damage was inestimated that with new construction curred by the ship. The whale was joining in the fleet there will be 170 not retrieved so it is net known whesurface vessels and 550 planes which ther the whale suffered any damage will comprise the largest force yet or not. assembled. The date set for completion is March 20, 1938. Seeing the World. Recently a young man traveled Color and Light. miles to enlist in the lT. S. navy. No doubt many of you have mar- The youngster, William McCarthy, veled at the wonderful blue color of Jr., enlisted in the navy at HaverhiP, the ocean near and about the Ha- Mass., after a long trip from Hono-- j waiian Islands. Here is a partial ex- lulu, Hawaii. , planation of this phenomena. The trouble with the school of ex'Sunlight illuminates the upper layers of the sea and reaches to the bot- perience is that when you are old tom of shallow water. The beautiful enough to graduate you are t'o old blue of the open ocean is partly due to benefit by the education you have to the reflection of (he color of the received. sky. Sunlight is made of waves and Of course the Chinese ae toblame of many colors, and in their passage through the water they are separat- for their own troubles. First they ined, or scattered, some cf them the vented gunpowder and then they failbeing reflected ed to keep enough on hand to indigo and blue water its color. Near the themselves. back, giving the shore, where there is more sediFederal officials recently made ment, the green waves are reflect'd, giving the water its green color. The public a list phowing that 32 fanners color of the Red Sea is due to minute in the count; y received benefit payments of more than J10, 000 each for reddish organisms that float in it. paiticipating in last years soil con-- , New Rerruits. me"0 sci vat'on program. These sev Thirty-siromp-ve,wih boys from tV licvwrr, area successfully passed jeral big shots who received around all the final exams on October 1J and a million dollars each for not laising 12 at the navy recruiting station. Sail crops in 1935. Lake City, and were enlisted in the U. S. navy. Shortly after enlistment When Hardin. Balthrcpa of Qu ag) the new navymen were entrained for was ordered to pay his wife $18 a the U. S. naval training station at weik as alimony, he offered to comSan Diego, Calif., where they will promise by giving her his printing h pmiod of shop. He suggested that she could complete a under the sunny skies of possibly make the business earn that training southern California prior to being ar- - much, but admitted ha couldnt. the eleven-yea- r cluding both inperiod, 1923-193boom and depression years, averaged but 4 per cent of pjy-tc- x pi!-ors- we , ct 3, capital invested. Child Labor Declines. Child labor has shown a striking decline since 1900, the number of children employed in manufacturing industry today amounting to but of one per cent of total manu-- ; facturing employment. All the time there are fewer and fewer children at work and more at school. one-ha- lf Steel's Life Span. In 18s6 the life cf finished steel produced in the United States was 15 years. In 1936 the average life of steel products is estimated at 33 I , , years. 6,-0- We have never practiced ancestor worship in this country like the Chinese practice it, but just wiit till the old age pensions go to functioning. The way the Spanish Loyalists and Nationalists disagree as to the number of opposing airplanes they shoot down indicates the need for an official scorer. Among the names of persons regiscomtered with the unemployment pensation commission of Mississippi are tljc following odd ones: Pop Eye, Weary Willie, Cat Fish, Spare Rib, Hogs Head, I an Belt, Night Boy, Net Boy, I ittle Boy and Big Boy. F. O. BULLOCK DENTIST 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Hours ( Utah - Salina I DR. H. CRANDALL DENTIST SALINA - - 9 to 12 a m. - UTAB roars: Office three-mont- - 1:30 to $ p. m. Auto Plants Prepare for Busy Season id a.v.x-r..v- r fed less grab-baPoliticians seeking t perpetuate thcmselvr3 ia office glee fullv ply the treasury for money, and more money money that is spent o to cash everything from 44 For the first registers. days of th' current fiscal year the government spent $954,805,183.94; its receipt were $675,375,562.53 deficit, $279, T g. both eyes and palate. And to make them even more pleasing to the palate, have them piquant ginger snap ernsta filled with pumpkin chiffon filling. The recipe? CHIFFON FIE: To make 2 ginger snap pie crusts for serving 8 or 10 people, prepare I cups ginger snap crumbs by rolling ginger snaps on bread board or crumbling through food chopper. Combine with cup melted butter and blend lightly. Then press mixture Into pie plate, shaping firmly all around, and place In Ice refrigerator to chill until firm. In tbe modern Ice refrigerator, you know, the cold air la constantly circulating and being washed; thus the strong spicy odom of the ginger snaps do not flavor the milder foods that are also stored there. To make filling for 2 CHIFFON PIES, aoak 3 tablespoons gelatin in cup cold water for S minutes. Beat 8 egg yolks and combine them with 2 cups sugar, 2 cups strained pumpkin, I cup mllkl tejpoopsalt, 1 teaspoon ginger, 1 teaspoon cinnamon, H teajjxln nutmeg, and teaspoon cloves; and cook slowly, stirring constantly,- until thickened. Remove from fire, add gelatin, and stir until dissolved. Cool. When mixture begins to thicken, stir Itj 1 cup su8r and fold In 8 beaten egg whites. Pour filling In 2 chilled glqger snap pie crusts snd chill in Ice refrigerator until set Whip 1 cup whipping cream to decorate with facea at Illustrated. I ; According to an article by Frank R. Kent, current slackening of government borrowing is a phenomenon. Inst' ad of bo: rowing diiectiy from the bonks or the people through the issuance of bonds the government has now adopted , i policy of spending the funds sup posedly placed in trust with toe gov ernment, by the people, under the so cial security act. In ether words, the money which is taken out cf Johi Browns weekly pay check, and whic the goveinnint has promised to se aside to care for him in old age o when he is unemployed, is promptly being dumped into the public treas ury for general expenses! The public treasury is simply be come a vast and seemingly bottom L'uR your children's Halloween party or for any October entertainment we suggest tbe spicy, edible plee that pleaae U : lT?-- NV j i J out-hous- es 'V K: Im-- ; ,,r: crw X , i 429,621.39. What will become of John Brown s savings if such a policy is continued for long? What do you hard-earne- d think? As a warning to agitators, the following sign the size of a regular billboard has been erected at the entrance to a coal mine near Birmingham, Ala.: Notice. We are Americans and believe in American principles. If you are here to interfere with our rights, this is the placz to turn around. Employees cf Acinar Mines.1 i i '1 o & j , From time immemorial the word forging has implied the hammering or beating of hot metal into a desired shape metal into shape. it im possible, by wrtii tremendous pressures, to literally squeeze the red-ho- t This new 1,000-to- n forging press, arriving at the Chevrolet Forge Rant in Detroit, will forge steering gear parts. Now |