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Show TIIE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA. UTAH GERMANS FAIL In CONGRESS, July 4, 1776 TO TAKE L . News Notes to Live ft's a Privilege Utah 1 mttittmoit$ccfaraftoit ,flf, of-Xiitme- 6PECTER OF BOLSHEVISM IS THE THREAT THAT KEEPS MANY FROM POLLS cb, in t1 Salt Lake City.Indicatiotis are tnath the total tonnage of all fruit crops in Idaho will compare favorably tmnei, mAU (jCTXms&f tmun vne with last year, says Julius Jacobson, Mttjiay. A. rfai& 6 Aj&Aorfiitx (tied "" acJuSticvttide-- j ' deejUSenJmaeJ ' Returns Shows Those Who Balloted agricultural 6tatisticianfor Idaho, in Mat, ell mv Favored Plan of Property Seizhis monthly outlook summary, PeachUde,Mm.m.l eutiottizbd es promise 197,000 bushels, against " Me Cities JJtrtT Supure; Big oa Chiefly JoAuSd y MtausJA L. A Y , J,. a 7. , last years almost dismal failure of ft ;A. emdftTanififtZfo fun port referendum j. .it Pears are forecast at 23.000 bushels. (jfyudtncc,4tdk 69.000 bushels, compared with 39,000 favttenarJJf dafeSsfa wt In 1925. The cherry crop will dafitajMouf net e eAaatMa y Berlin. Germanys first national bushels pvtt &44y4t taJkj Mxnto nAt Maradeved axdna Mt cunj a and is now being harbe also larger, referendum under the republican con115 carloads were .... f uosafj fvuttaw tj Uthct thmv mcu aaaito'Aa- f A urrv-,iLast t year vested, stitution, held Monday to decide the cfr . HenrrnW 192G figure is expectn7 ttrrtj flOtf ftVvy CCt4.i!i At, $,jiain and f 00'4l the fa t ' shipped question of expropriating without com- ed to exceed this total by several dozALf&n jac& tJJifrTu.SZMi&K, ttntij t hau,uaL& Cfyian vt uis . aruvjLyiatr) c Awnd cuiteffef tu, j pensation the entire properties and en carloads, JiUt Papteld (firnnaaffi? OtmrtU bfiyf ctts rut ygy r0 t7an tadm , oiaxf taajends etrutttc&iiMit'jftM. fufZL. T' of the former rulers, with parestates attfiehaf Vtaadta' ef& a t., cf J nt. an tuen, 0tfj htttinp 4tn0tauxf njfr LjhamtenvflttA, outieen, fit! Ju4 (jlcnt Salt Lake City The fame of Utah's ticular Interest centering on the for-cjff sottf u.niMA, Mi iias fen m, Ml , jkJa eMat 4 fruits and vegetables, particularly jot feaaomnmuddian mer German emperor and the jbfiL nAJ Huve dafvts fadutS jJtacdi cdfulicy&MtAs'&i fhuthdf&OiLcoidrMtbdc&fUAywtcsciii1 strawberries, peas and celery, is travfamily, failed to poll an affirmn. 44u94aj4tC9mjhdib at cf cLfavb rL' whmLu A afu iPtSfts JL vote of prvhrxXut half the ative tS m1 ($sAiruvi, fb6 & eligible electors, ellng far and wide, according to Wesna jdfdts pftUcfdt Jit. Final returns In the referendum ley E. King, who ha's just returned fLAej&L'fhA'44M-6it'7LAAuhi', tut, zf2tud t tb tatm 9$?4 urc tfuMd; tduih show; Affirmative, 14,889,703; negai from a six weeks' visit in the east (mXmuw imfr Mo4afoelfhhsdyMSmtaunL jbri4JnAHA&' ici cnAs4rU Jvn j tsf&rijuAfo&o1tU4 (, and middle west, The supply of live, 542,311. fZfr efrttZd i(a ff 9 ana iuzi, fa ear vaf&ns cjntMr fJiauoLfan ftance tmna ftpdf cffi fa fncatUAt ,c"4 jbs 7lajafjltuJn no The negative vote had relation these products grown here and furj tc teofofavn Lafcaa ' U0mj9 vfaftl,(jJfn. (hunaanjfsttan' to of the nished to the middle west could be as the the adoption result, 4a.JLui itf& 'tatvuSf anxtot tut fuitfiitu aJ Msefuua nultifkde.' 0 Aeutct aauaanf aeJ $wd.laLywsit? cftm measure depended on whether half the multiplied by ten or twenty and a tj untfgtif fis fhndtrtf w- rAjiftie $- - fu emttt&P m umie fUait JL d lau a oetuffj undti Me ffilaLtcuy nxUfitMjkt c wnhdMtitait Gtui4j h electorate, namely, about 20,000,000, profitable market obtained for them, (4ouy ubt, (aLadtundaxjjt 4 mt& fffta tLfae 04 tb ayuMdeebfrt natnfe 9u& Cfnatfufanj aa oaiuJtnauLa fy. (xiuty tcffcu (Zf 0 AZfcrabf ijdaUm Mr. King said. voted affirmatively. $&tZeit& tfAatfbCiiff date ansftt eduf ; 4dJ ctCV carrvmAf fud omac Jf 60 aW of cent Qtmjn Udfnjt. the Jn, jfyjndrsi Ajpyii eligible jbtat Fuly per fhay. Salt Lake City. This date marks EXjcO Octf&uf OuAs ?n6nf ty $Z2cs 4o& aifiaite eftne u& i w dctrrOu voters stayed away from the polls, the ascendency of Cancer, the Crab, - CCL4 ajfffitot otLAMJUd nsttAA&alJyCtfr& Jji4.-Jas4 f?h fiod' tiA&rdufcneM4 Off while 85 per cent Indorsed uncondi- the Head Sign of the Water Tripliclty. J'Ct edpfdi4- e mu edujaoa'Zu CQwrd QjLddut n netg!cruA47srwttteSf49wd& Miuntt Imlm Defective ballots The agate Is the tailsman. Astral coltional confiscation. dots afotu& ondbdAtenetantaatnit' : 4m 9u4t9nafvaftfLdui out tnla 9 mea , tterfdun, paenae tfV aatefatyfilmttmf md otfadye aumy. And negative votes constituted only ors are ffie dunt tnolamaniitJ tftc dfioirtsfe-tdaltoff case andd green and russet brown. Notu'Acr-f- i ' $kna uafirdrt 0u4,0in dtyntSZua, ana etcTn jnsaan, a small percentage. their love and loyalty fuu (Tltufurry au6 withstanding daAtiZ tit etanuf u cf ft anaf&cyan arnntarxet9 ffufuf tu,. S,4Jwopdou4.$&, nCteavtauris, ejfuydfLU While admitting that the advocates people born on this date are inclined Zttruaj 'dTt. Xdt foe &m4mf& itt&tmZiniuS ft carryiat (foM ctafd&nfOndfyimrtrj atiumty '?Uatnau4 ejf utt ejaudn, of expropriation made a respectable to change friends frequently and foraj r&a4sm4S nafmt0tdxpfdt4n4trcthU &4dcjascwy naZdn,. fataJh am tfamaaftd ttdeorufiafndauadAcLfptnSdamsZaCficenfadsdcstJ showing In the ballottlng, the governget those to whom they were once foot Mcriies CarnsJfc' rd44.defanj mmamae w, mu ,. ... t t jonoa 4uCufiunr, jft,jaAu , fptcarnO' fh axoAuttan ment leaders were visibly gratified closely attached. As a rule they are gj mAatod gtta aarCSna, tas cuc4nes u aMtdtnjudc'CUAcTu ecJf&ygfaamma oorufAnS when final returns definitely presaged moderately successful In business and tfufan'drmyai, adageft'W4y, Oe&Lart amfamtofAmnA (Zte&and Cmu firm ha feanaaUuotat fy.ufiei& eayuay. , funat', tidoa cAadMtai, 4 fua mdaaf Ayvy. Cuvaaad the measures defeat. Their satisfac- Industrial undertakings. The Want m hi af UruAmaejCta-- Syjud tion was prompted quite as much by Ads will help you to find the place to t r ur rtgt ttmA fdt MaruAveya etUeytt AtH Aav'fnmro&m tn efantcru te ova, $ut&d AuAons. ffedmv 4idaneaamarifrnb faftma, ea&mfdj AAma, Aurifa. Internal political considerations as the spend your vacation. Avail yourself feeling that the definite rejection of of the wonderful choices a Want Ad such a radical law will Impress the at this time faL bring you. r v 7nn! anXeaxt V uyt4UJ4nsAt,ne narruta an, jdtA efiauu4 uuctyMi't, auAaff am a rat'afffa- uaf j outside world with the conservative eat&uzA At ViTXltCl Cfllfi'l,&S art TejnAfeA, ft Price. Total expenditures of the 0frtmca( eauoatv ?, i$C?tjoVC aft, uj jbsfe tafmjtarfu character of the German electorate L ana ctccMt-efwct aaeZfdztofmtaa Carbon a. 9'bhnd, co an'ftyAana ant y OUtMouy cf ftax CLfif cjuc.efrtd county school district for the of the fact that the perregardless 1926-2are placed at $406,386.54 iJsxfUAt year attd&fa t(X&; fat Cy au (ZjcLae fem, c Afeaame faff CU t&af jiatan, aufAiU a'taf&caf canrucfm. ctiXxan Mam, nA fadaS Adfah, (fafam,, md sonal Interests of the former princes In the passed and approved sAad&Aarvasfrvdfa ctneLcf (Tm canaat Zic, atff ammdtet, an cua mt oMt, budget ai J at u Atrf- J?ldfa'ruAffi? were stake. 2AeAmmfa rnMdAufatcAnnma Gtai cAnai Vx, ymMZa ZLatautCrMe49m wCtJ aut'JtnZtmi Jld$4 nAycfxidt ar. An analysis of the vote shows that Wednesday by the board of education. over the confiscation proposal was chiefly This Is an Increase of $11,713.10 teachers' and last year. Principals supported by the big cities In the InconstiCrta0fotrU dustrial sectors, as in the Ruhr and salaries, amounting to $195,000, Item of tute chief the expense in the Saxony, but in the flat country, naof schools operation tional strongholds, such as Bavaria, situ 'St the Issue was rejected through reBrigham City. The first straight ZataiB JdTiJdamj ttf ZZnfiZfcn stricted turnout of voters. carload of cherries to be shipped from tfdfifaftfkJhk esrr In Munich participation was only 32 this city went out to the eastern --&-& per cent, while In East Prussia it markets. The car was made up of dropped to 20 per cent. Bing and Windson cherries, and was One of the strongest opponents of shipped by the Brigham City Fruitthe proposed confiscation was Presi- growers association. dent von Hindenburg, who in a perSalt Lake City. An announcement t&T'f. ' yZT (y li lA.Lsr t ,ry--y 4U . "T-- y ' 71? sonal letter, declared that the addition by the Federal Intermediate Credit At ? mr7tr, of a such measure would be contrary ' of interto all right and Justice. His home bank advising the reduction est rates, which will lower interest town, Hanover, however, rolled up a on advances on wool, will fisrfa&A e.u sAr'vfa?tm vote of 156,584 in favor of the confis- charges lower all advance made by the Ucah cation, which is slightly more than Wool atl j raids'll u--j Marketing Association on wool half the number of eligible voters. to 514 per cent, according to James A. Hooper, secretary of the Utah Oust Russians Churchill Says Woolgrowers association, Tuesday. between them the and of State Great Britain should be made on his part. He accordingly () YOU know the story of the DeclaraLondon. The British governments and ought to be totally dissolved: took the two a or In and know Vernal. Two fairly heavy showers; Do minutes, produced day tion of Inilopcndence? you That it la expedient forthwith to take the most gentle handling of the Russian conto me his draft. in Vernal Sunday afternoon. While-thfell effectual measures for forming foreign alliances; who drafted It? Who signed It, and controversy in the matter of strike a of ba That confederation and In differa plan Is tells Jefferson, prepared 1823, writing slightly when? Where the orlglnul document precipitation was a benefit to the tributions has been attributed in soma transmitted to the respective Colonies for their ent He says that the entire committee story. and the range, some damage fields today? consideration and approbation. quarters to strong differences of opinurged him to make the draft He showed it first ion to hay on the ground. Very was done This Immortal document, a facsimile the ministers themselves. among to Franklin and Adams, who, In their handwriting, Here wns a pure Declaration of Independence, of little the first cutting of alfalfa of which Is reproduced above, will be This view seems to be borne out by made a few minor alterations. This original draft been has Indications are that 150 years old this month. Today the proposed by one of (he most eminent men of the stacked. forcible language employed by was given by Jefferson to Richard Henry Lee, the most Influential colonies at that time, and more rain is due to fall in Ashley valStars and Stripes and the tlag of Winston of chancellor the Churchill, the dean of the Virginia delegation, and In 1S25 promptly seconded by John Adams of MassachuGreat ltritaln are Intertwined In a bond of friendexchequer, in a speech recently in ley. his grandson presented it to the American setts. review situation and back the us Let go ship. which he frankly declared that it Salt Lake City. Application for perThe next day congress went Into a committee Philosophical Society of Philadelphia. a century and a half ago. would afford him great personal sat- mission to abandon its mixed traid of the whole to consider the resolutions. DeleMaking another copy, which Incorporated .the Prior to the revolutionary struggle, the sentiisfaction to see the Russian agents schedule between Utah Railway Juncsuggested changes, Jefferson presented It to the ment In the colonies for more than ten years gates from Pennsylvania, New York, and one or out of England. thrown tion and the Hiawatha mine in Carcommittee which reported it unchanged to the two other colonies, objected on the ground that from the time of the original Stamp act troubles to dis- bon conuty and between Jacobs and tried that had he Asserting On buzzed 1, not Middle were colonies 1776, the congress. July Philadelphia was opposed to severance of relations with Great yet ready for so with excitement, for here was to be taken the suade former Premier Lloyd George Standardville was filed with the Pubradical a step, ulthough personally expressing a Britain. Even such memorable events as Paul from recognizing the soviet govern- lic Utilities commission by the Utah most Important step In a long series of disputes Reveres ride and the battle of Lexington and friendly attitude. ment, which he considered a great Railway company. The company sets with the mother country. Congress realized that unanimous action by all Concord In April, 1775, lmd failed to arouse any Mr. Churchill praised the at- forth the fact that there has been a blunder, on a the colonies of such moment was question The original resolutions of Richard Henry Lee widespread determination for Independence. In of titude the United States toward big shrinkage in the passenger trafof supreme Importance. Several delegates had came before the body as a committee of the July, 1775, the same Continental congress which He Russia. asserted that the proof if fic on the road and that receipts from not been to so Instructed far as voting for go had appointed Washington commander In chief whole. They were approved by a vote, its correctness was that, without giv- this source have dropped from the army, drew up a declaration of the causes Independence, New York and New Jersey being and South Carolina Delaware, Pennsylvania, being ing the slightest countenance to in 1922 to $3,160.36 in 1925, and among them. The majority had been authorized for taking up arms In which It was said: We on the negative side. The New York delegates, Americans had the to take any action that might he considered wise. to principles, in the first three months $429.11 mean not to dissolve that union which has so no were received to unable Instructions, having actually done more trade with Russia of 1926. Virginia, on the other hand, lmd gone so far as vote long and so happily subsisted between us and which we sincerely wish to see restored. actually to Instruct her delegates to propose n When the formal vote of congress was taken than England had been able to do. Monticello. State Engineer H. J. declaration to congress. Richurd Henry Lee was Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declarathe next day, the resolutions were approved by who has the work of surveyNielson, Fraud Department Official Resigns tion of Independence, himself wrote two months simply obeying Ids legislature when he presented twelve colonies all except New York. Thus on fhe federal aid road from Montiing dihis resolutions. James Cameron, after the battle of Ilunker hill that he was Washington. July 2, 1770, the original colonies became the rector of Investigation and accounts of cello to the state line, reports that the On June 10, congress postponed final consid"looking with fondness toward a reconciliation United States of America. diswith Great Britain. the war transactions section of the de- cent.er survey line is completed a The next two days were spent Id discussing eration for three weeks, and on the following which of tance twelve miles, brings partment of justice annonced his res- It from Historians point out that the colonists were the draft of the declaration as drawn by Jefferday appointed a committee of five to draw up the end of project No. 7 to the a declaration. Lee surely would have been son. The debate was lively, but when It wns ignation effective June 30. It willco-incidthe conservatives, and George III and the English state line. Mr. Nielson with the closing out of the afon this committee had he not In the meantime over, the draft was adopted with very few parliament were the radicals In starting the route the reports inexpensive, except been called home at t lie illness of his wife. Rut fairs of the war transactions section, American Revolution. Such men ns Benjamin specific charges changes. Of the twenty-eigh- t four miles which runs through about Invesone the 1922 was to was for Samuel In that and John Adams, and Patrick deleted. which created Virginian might have been the author brought against George III, only Franklin, of the Declaration of Independence, instead of That was the one accusing the king of piraticf-- l tigate and prosecute war frauds. Mr. heavy timber. Henry had felt for a long time that a break was Ids younger Virginia colleague. Thomas Jefferson, Inevitable. The declaration of the citizens of warfare In permitting the capture and enslaveCameron, the size of whose salary Salt Lake City. In spite of the need then but thirty-threment of human beings. This was not a Just $18,000 drew repeated comment In of rain in most localities throughout Mecklenbury county, N. C., was one of the local years old. events Indicating the trend of public opinion Coming to congress with a reputation of wieldcharge, for the slave trade had been carried on congress, will remain In Washington the state the crops are reported to be toward Independence. Not until the appearance ing a facile pen, Jefferson In the balloting for the long before the reign of George III. One other as fiscal representative of private In- in excellent condition according to of Thomas Paines stirring pamphlet committee received a majority of votes and beCommon paragraph, near the close, was omitted. Resides terests. In a statement on his wrork Frank Andrews, federal agricultural came Its chairman. The others were Renlemln Sense, however, early In January, 1770, was these, barely twenty lines were stricken out, and under three attorneys general in seek- statistician. The winter wheat acrethere any appreciable public sentiment In its Franklin of Pennsylvania, John Adams of Massanot a single addition of fact was made. ing out war contract frauds, Mr. Cam- age is estimated at 149,999 acres favor. chusetts, Roger Shermvn of Connecticut, mid from which $2,731,000 bushels are The Declaration of Independence was then eron said: It Is a happy commentary Robert R. Livingston of New York. This pamphlet, despite its faulty logic, exto be harvested. The acreage unanimously adopted by the twelve colonies to add that there were so few instanStories differ as to how Jefferson came to h whose delegates were Instructed to vote In Its ces of deliberate attempts to defraud this year is 5000 acres larger plained the situation to the people ns none of the more eminent political writers had done. selected to write the one American state paper the government by the contractors favor, on July 4, 1776, which henceforth beOgden. Receipts in the sheep diviIt avoided constitutional technicalities, and In ns has been said, that has reached to the wrho furnished materials and supplies came the recognized birthday of the new nation. sion at the Ogdin Union stockyards the plain language of the day presented the facts On July 0 word arrived at the headquarters of to carry on the war. War contracts supreme distinction in the world and that seems Monday passed the 50,000 mark for so that all could understand. in New as to ns last York American civilization that the Decla- reviewed by the section numbered long likely George Washington the month to date, which presages an Paine suddenly found himself transformed from endures. One account Is given by John Adams, ration had been ratified, and it was at once read nearly 200.000 and a recent unusually heavy traffic in spring who said that he and Jefferson were appointed obscurity to fame. The Pennsylvania legislature to the soldiers and citizens. On the same day ment of justice statement said recov in the opinion of L! F. Whitvoted him $2,500, and a southern legislator sugby the committee to prepare the rough minutes. the New York assembly. In session at White' eries to the government totaled ap- lambs, lock, manager. a general that to statue n In in Paine form. When vote formal Jefferson for gested first proposed proper gold would not independence, and proximately $11,000,000. Plains, gave its be too high an honor. that Adams prepare the draft of the Declaration. The for the first time the thirteen colonies were united city board of education Ogden. Adams declined, giving, ns he sa,ys in his auttv the construction of a has authorized in their common cause. Things began now to move rapidly In the Too Governor Ross Busy for Royalty colonies. Six months after the appearnnee of biography, the following roan-mnew school building to cost $70,000. John Hancock, president of the congress, was Thermopolis, Wyo. Governor Ross, the first unit of what will eventually Paines pamphlet, Richard Henry Lee of Vir(1) That he was a Virginian and I n the only member who signed the Declaration on rose in the Continental he was That a PhilIt will have , on (2) ginia southern man congress at parchment was or- Wyomings executive, does not allow be a large structure. July 4. An engrossed copy wdth a In and I was a northern one. (5) That I had been so adelphia on June 7, 1770. and presented his combination to business. with interfere classrooms, dered for all the delegates to sign. This was comeight pleasure famous resolutions which quickly led to the Decobnoxious for my early and constant zeal in on August 2 nnd signed by 54 delegates. a telegram to Secretary of the Interior auditorium and gymnasium. It will be pleted laration of Independence. These resolutions, In promoting the measure that every draft of mine Two others signed later, Thomas McKean of DelaWork, replying to his invitation to at erected on Park avenue, between would undergo a more severe scrutiny and critiLees handwriting, and now one of the treasured ware, who was absent with his regiment in Autend a dinner at Y'ellowstone National Twenty sixth and Twenty - seventh cism in congress than of his composition. (4) papers on the Library of Congress, were: New of Thornton Matthew and gust, Hampshire, park on July 2, In honor of the Crown streets. And lastly, and that would be reason not elected to congress until the autumn. Price. Two more carloads of wool was If who and Princess of Sweden, Mrs. enough Prince Resolved, That these United Colonies are, and of there were no other, I had n great opinion of He was permitted to sign the document In NoRoss said: state board were shipped out of Price this week Important right might to be, free and Independent States; the elegance of his pen and none at all of my that they are absolved from all nlle(k.ance to the vember, making the total number of the famous company of Bosmeeting precludes, It seems, accept- he Jeremiah-Wllliaown. I therefore Insisted that no hesitation British Crown, and that all political connection signers" 56. ance of your invitation which I ap- ton, Mass. This wool was contracted iarly in the season. preciate exceedingly." '' '' - ?, (&, ' Aat Ja. &', -- A-n- - 4 . T t cjuwl-AtrUddu- 4 . Z-- Uv-Af,e J d aut pd V WMu-y'- f e - & Hohen-zoller- $a n , . Z $' , - , h v. ffustft-cyifLtc- j a. 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