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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA. UTAH ir THE S ALINA SUN A Issued Every Friday at Salina, Utah. Q)WK?00 mail matter under the Entered at the postoffice at Salina, as second-clas- s act of Congress of March 3, 1879. 12 J7 SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year Six' Months . VXsXHJfr O (sJ(llEJr $2.00 SALINA F SALINA-UTA- 1.00 Payable In Advance Member Federal H Reserve System In making change of address, give old address as well as the new. and the size of cruisers, she was insistent on increasing actual the tonnage of the cruisers to be maintained by each nation. Advertising Rates Given on Application. The British idea is of couise easy to grasp. They have naval bases in all parts of the world, many of them near America. From Editor and Publisher H. W. CHERRY cruisers and keep them efthese bases they canS replenish 6,000-towho But for Uncle Sam, does not possess these bases, fective. OUR CITIZEN CAMPS cruisers are inadequate, and if we were to agree to build According to recent press dispatches, War Department authori- them no larger our cruiser strength would be infinitely less than ties are congratulating themselves on the fact that 28,85 I young men that of the British even if we had the same number of ships of the have received or are now receiving military training in citizens mill class . What Uncle Sam needs, if he is to keep any cruisers at all, is tary training camps. The War Department records at the time disclosed that 56,094 applications had been received up to July 20 and to have them of lO.OGO tons burden with eight-incguns. To say n h with and that 10,000-to- n defensive 6,000-toare cruisers at guns 44,976 candidates accepted and notified to report training camps eight-inch cruisers with It is to be remembered too, that thirteen citizens training camps were guns are offensive warships is simply Either type can be used offensively or defensively. yet to open for this year so that the record promises to even be subterfuge. If two squadrons of smaller cruisers should get together they would greater before the year is closed. All records for number of applications and acceptance of can- be quite capable of destroying one another, or helpless merchant cruisdidates have been broken for this year, and the War Department ships, as the larger variety. The real point is that 6,000-to- n in charge of this citizens military training has just cause for pride ers are all right for John Bull, with his supply stations all over the and world, but not so good for Uncle Sam. The British assert this doesnt matter since there is no danger The citizen who knows what is going on in the way of propaof our cruisers fighting the British cruisers anyhow, as war between ganda, in this country will find an additional reason for satisfaction But this argument is as good for in the splendid showing to the date. For many months the country the two nations is impossible. has been fairly flooded by pacifist and propaganda. one side as another. As Mr. Gibson well said: We find it difficult to reconcile the British conviction that Of course we are constantly exposed to propaganda fire from all directions, but no brand has been more persistent than that of the war is already outlawed between us with their present unwillingness to recognize our right to build a limited number of the type of pacifists. Some of this propaganda has of course been spread by inno ships which we would desire, or with their willingness to risk the know their success of this conference because they fear the problematical poscent, well meaning individuals who simply do not when But international affairs. it comes onions to a great deal of session by us during the life of this treaty of a small number of it has come from agencies more sinister, agencies which have the eight-inc- h gun cruisers. The sound American has real reason for satisfaction in that welfare of other doctorines than Americanism at heart. We all know of course that America does not have the militar the American delegates stood so firmly at Geneva against sacrificist spirit and never will have. We have plenty of room to develop ing American security and that they were so soundly supported in in and all we can do to mind our own business. Where pacifism this course by the American government . is where in is there should be spread Europe always danger of war ber production exceeded that of any among overcrowded nations with a thousand years of tradition hos-til- e other month in those size of guns JAMES FARRELL, Pres. n H. S. GATES, V.-Pre- s. H. B. CRANDALL, Cashier C. E. PETERSON. E. V. JOHNSON. Asst. Cashiers Lb h six-inc- anti-militar- y Busins is toward one another. Belter, Many of our pacifists show their liberal spirit by sympathy with Soviet Russia, yet Russia with its compulsory miltary train in schools and colleges, even among the girls, is the most militaristic nation on the earth today. The showing of the citizens of the military training camps is in The business conditions generally deed encouraging, indicating as it does, that the pacifist propaganda exceedthe are country throughout has failed to work. ingly fair, with every indication that f THE CONFERENCE CLOSES .The Geneva conference closed and it has closed with the between conferees, on the surface, at least. friendly feeling The difficulties from the American standpoint have been well summed up by Ambassador Gibson in his statement on the difficulties of the Geneva conference, and he certainly made a good case for himself and his fellow Americans at Geneva. Mr. Gibson points to the fact that while the British talked about cutting down the is they will continue so this fall, was the keynote of a statement issued Saturday by C. F. Barth, dent in charge of manufacturing of the Chevrolet Motor company. Mr, Barths s'atement followed the announcement that on August 12 Chevrolet topped its entire output for 1926 by turning out the 732,147th cai so far this year. We ate looking optimistically toward the fall season, Mr. Barth deThere is ample evidence of clared. country-wid- e prosperity. Crop conditions aie considerably better than last year, diversification having In the helped the south and west. northwest alone the yield this year is expected to be substantially above the average for the past ten years, in Minnesota, the Dakotas and Mon tna the grain crop being estimated as worth $150,000,000 more than last year. Other healthy signs include heavy railway shipping, which stand? above the million cars weekly mark; unusually large postal receipts; exports and imports above last years high figures; and perhaps the best business barometer of all dividend in creases far outnumber reductions. The automobile, like every other staple commodity, is sensitive to any change in the economic situation. Although Chevrolet may not be considered as representative of the indus try because the phenomenal demand for our cars is shattering all previ ous production figures for gear shift cars, their even distribution shows, that healthful conditions prevail from and There are of course spotty areas of unemployment and depression, but they are relatively small and not of sufficient numbers to cause alarm or check the general era of good times ahead. We are proceeding under the heaviest production schedule in history. Not only did we on August 12 turn out the 732,147th car so far this year and thus outstrip our entire output for 1926, but our August schedule calls for 89,474 units, an increase over January, February and July of this year and a considerable gain over August of 1926. Every month so far this year we have increased by a wide margin our own high marks for 1926. If the past may be used as a yardstick, we will set still more records before the close of this yeat.j In both 1925 and 1920 our Septem vice-pre- The room in which you spend most of your waking hours should have the best light in the house. Yet how few kitchens are adequately $5.50 lighted? Complete With Lamp A Daylight Kitchen Unit, witn a single lamp, brightens every corner of your room. Makes it look cheery. Emphasizes its gleaming cleanliness. Installed Restful for your eyes, too. No straining to see whats going on in the oven. On the shelves. Daylight in your kitchen all day long! and every day. Telluride Power Company Coast-to-Coa- st t -. I sure-thin- above-describ- years. While the total value of automobiles manufactured during the past ' 1890. six months of 1927 may not exceed the output during the same period Some men are constantly last year, when the U. S. census . sale. . GEO. E. WTOOLLEY, trying to lower the record for meanness. Aug26Sept23t5- Acting Register. . jfor Economical Transportation si . Daylight, injour Idtdiea ALL the time bureau figures show that 1,694,G41 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION units were built from July to JanuISOLATED TRACT ary, it must be remembered that last PUBLIC LAND SALE. year was the most successful and remarkable in all automotive history, ' of the Interior, U. S. and that a considerable drop from-las- Department Land Office at Salt Lake City; years figures would still not Utah, July 25, 1927. mean that business was below norNOTICE is hereby given that, 'as dimal. rected the Commissioner of the With so many healthful signs all General by Land office, under provisions pointing the same direction, there is of Sec. R. S., pursuant to the 2455, every justification for the manufacof The Thompson Lanl application turer of a dependable product to look & Cattle Company, Seiial No. 035078 confidently into the future months. we will offer at public sale, to the highest bidder, but at not less than When some men do you . favors $3.50 per acre, at 10 oclock A. M., on the 27th day of Sept., 1927, next, they never let you forget it. at this office, the following tract of Lots of people make a specialty of land: ESE1 Sec. 6, Twp. 22 pouring ice water on enthusiasm. South, Range 4 East, Salt Lake Me- -' ridian. Never judge a mans greatness by The sale will not be kept open, but the opinion his neighbor has of him. will be declared closed when those present at the hour named have Some men give their friends g ceased The person making bidding. the highest bid will be required o tips on the principle that loves company. immediately pay to the Receiver the amount thereof. Fiau E. Von Isacescu of Vienna is Any persons claiming adveisely said to be the .first woman who at- (the land are advised tempted to swim the English Chan- to file their claims, or objections, on nel. She made her first attempt in or before the time designated for Border-to-Borde- Tens of thousands of users have learned by actual comparison that e Chevrolet provides the lowest cost in the history of the commercial car industry! Come to our salesroom and learn for yourself how Chevrolet is designed and built to save you ton-mil- money. Note the advanced, modern engineering typified by a powerful trans- motor, with three-speevalve-in-hea- d d Tonmile cost is the cost of transportingatonofmaterial one mile or its equivalent. and sturdy single-plat- e Mark the rugged, quality Construction throughout; heavy channel' steel frame massive banjo-typ- e rear axle long mission disc-clutc- h. extra-leave- d, heavy steel springs, set to parallel the frame. 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