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Show tHE SAUNA tl'itov THE SAUNA SUN TWO MKV i Oil- - tUt malt mailrf Manh 9, l79. at Sal.na, as !bttir4 at tli art of Coagf. roud ( tb undt-- r 12 00 f aJIrass giia t14 addissa at A'lveiii.tif Kates (.hen on a In tha ,! f u( t( a VJ faiuie Tan ailnlr, Editor and Publishes f.MMCTAINS Mra. Kiwr the tnrmhrr rluh at the W left Huixtr) l.i a lla uf of , pjll Utah ll f Ju u llu, N la awk cHjniy, in iufewr in sthut.ls. Her thmughout Amtcraan, 4 O F hl MTV 111 RS, t. ant tha eitirrna tf Mn. atuJeni V a U Mi l K IN rit,in fr Jnn at le-v- c words, during the past seventy-fivyears, for a greater part of the time the United Statea has been operating under a protective tariff, n plan which had for its purpose the holding of the great American market, for the American producer both in the agriculture and man ufacturing field. It haa only been when we have deviated from our tariff policy that we have auffered a recession of our forward march along the road to prosperity and progress. That the system is wotk ed is best evidenced by the conditions in the United States and the rest of the world today. Compare the conditions in the United States with the rest of the world. Compare the conditiona of our workers with those of Europe and Asia and then make up your mind what kind of a tariff syatein you want. And don't forget that during a time our population was trying to double itself our bank deposits increased twelve fold- After all the greatest proof of the pudding is in the eating. an mmm r Healer federal Reserve Sytltn j hu graduated fiont Burgsts, North Sevier high School last May, has gone to bell lake and lie first of I he seek the will register aa a student at the I. lh S, hospital, l in complete a three) ear four nursing. M Burge, during her term in the grade am) high schools f thia illy, prmJ an adept student will aid her na- and her prufa-nein tensity completing the ruume he i to take at the framing nIho. M r was accompanied to the rity by b.r father, I, ti. IturgeM and O. Cl. j Nielson. i:us 1- irrTy-dM- Mm Ada Burges. daughter of 0, anm-urum- 1 H - I M USING. Wright enirrtainej of the L'lluiflesSo it a wealthy knd light borne Tuesday ( you don't Relieve that the United Stale 1 ,r IriHin on fiiiiiHin. "The to attention call well to your a pioiftekkively iopeioua nation, it it of Tioribun ami -- The liman I (lean mine hguiea leiently made public by Stone, We baler and IMdge, of Women" waa gictn by in wliu h it ia pointed out that in 1926 the national income waa nine Mr. eu Merrill. Mm. ('hail, a NVI the total na mu gave a paper on "1 mam tsl ty billion dollaia. In 1890. leaa than loity yeaia before, 1 rredoni for Women." A drJJrioua lioiial income waa nine billion dollaia. It baa tbeiefoie ineieaed hmiheon ass served by Mra. Wrght ten foid in foity yeaia. I'or each American family the annual income eighteen guest. Invited guct now aveiagea over $2,000. weir Mrs. II. 1 1. lea it, Mr. James I WIN CAU1AKV, anl Mr. Anderson ufj Luring the tame penod the value of American manufatlurea r. and U. Mission uf Mr. Palma, 3 J to mcreaaed from $7, 72, 79,000 $62,700,000,000 Word ha l annually hat jukt leen Fall Ulf. that Slint" t'larenre Watrin, of and the value of faun poducla hat imreaed fioin $2,460,000,000 High It ver, Allmrta, Canada won the to $17,700,000,000. Individual depoaita in banlca have increaaed North American Championship Kid from $4,060,000,000 lu $48,060,000,000. I he pupulalion hat in ing Contest at the Calgary Stamjed created Itoin 62,000,000 to 117,136,000. and was wearing a pair of i world famous overall while making These figures will give you tome idea of the great growth of hi ride. the America during patt eighty year. Significantly enough, although ! About decline per rent of the contest we hrar a great deal about the rite in manufacturing and the of this week, atcompanied by Mr.( ants wore Uvi Straus overall, the in farming in the United Statea the value of fatm producta haa Anderson and children, l left for entrant Rio ranging fiom the hi new home Mr. Anderson ha a ahade mote in proportion than haa the value of manufacthe South to tha Peace tured producta. In other worda, the value of faun producta annual- I cen one of the leading faculty mem pjver on the North. Irr of North Sevier high school, ly now ia eight timea aa great aa in 890 while the value of manu-fa- where he taught for two years. lured producta ia a little leaa than aevrn timea aa great. More Prior to coming to Salina he taught significant than thia, however, ia the fact that the hank depoaita of in tha Kan,!, county school. fc wnBj the people have increased neatly twelve timea during the same (rdar t .ty and .n Wyoming hools.j f(p big 1J2 rodeo, Mr. Mrs. and Anderson have hoata period of time. Now with value of manufactured products neatly of warm friend who will wish them Srientiita are now busy trying to aeven tune a. great, farm product, e.ght time. a. great and bank jn ,heir Bw hom the atom and if they succeed, split haa doubled. the timea not aa twelve population large, quite deposits ran they get jobs in 1932 writing tha It ia hard to tee. therefore, that the individual ia a great deal better! IUBY BOYS ABItlYF. political platforms. olf in the United Ntatea in 1928 than he waa in 1890 Thia in apitej Mr. and Mr. Brig Bird are rejoicthe arrival of a fine baby of the fact that we heard a great deal of bunk about the good old . ing over The Lmidit who was shot out of a . : ,H to Thursday of last jKin(t M.fore ,a got hla the farmers hew and into are slipping peasantry. days money may Urr ",im ny te able to complain to the We muit not lose sight of the fact either that during practically all of this great era of the development of our country, the aame fiscal policies have been in effect that are now in effect. In other OUH NATIONAL PROGRESS S A L I N A SALINA-UTA- on congratulated teaching rorpa, M t. I ,h wreirra if wia an com. hl HirWnt aa mamtar of I1" H-( UlniaD 'litrie tl.tll hl I to line Again," by Uintij .Hn.it Wat. on in tbi iaaue of Tha Application. M mi rti nyh.ti I ial cap, pl.ilenihropi.t, an T,a ai.ry of this restoration itilrre.ling one anJ )ou'll anjoy irioting alxnit it m an illustrated ell aa lha new, r loan that it cf Washing!.. Sun. II. W. CIIERKY t.-- tii.n ia taring brought ahgl by tha likixii of tau men, a minuter ami a" 100 Payable In Advance rt an rtuiatir iil r - lln iii,l-uig- , tha faiitoua ilaj .1 Viig.n.a, In t.a (Say tw? nK MONTH'Ff llilrH HilrltnA, ffvai the University spring a Vie sle I. I liglish, Jrffri.un, I'aiittk Henry amt a of oOirf tviiaM. A nj that festwr. SUBSCRIPTION RAILS Vaar llliemg Uiil.htil iiu( iiij,in a F.a Mftn'tii.,, lioV I Mu au-I .tli-cii- , In iiiikiii nmoi ri y FiiJ..y at Salma, Ultk. U(J Ona IIUUS KMIMII'S inMiMtl. I'tMot Iff All SUN. SALIVA, .t II S. CATCS. CL IW II. B. CRANDALL and Cashier. V.-Pi- PETERSON. E. V. JOHNSON. o. Aat Cashier. J Livestock Exhibits To Be Greatest In State Fair History That the livestock how at the Hil Fair, October I to 11. IU he the largest and most dUtlnctlvt ever eea on the exposition rroun- 8 Rlrharl, I the declaration of director cf that department. Mt.y trouble exhibitors bare reserved pt.e and will be In with entries of finest The rath awards will this year be In total amount than ever beThe increase Is made to met the new ruling of distributing prlis money out to aixth end seventh places. There will be more breeds eiblblted than In any former year of the S' at l lah Hit greater fore. Jee Fair. That the Utah Fair haa by far tt largest livestock department of rny state exposition In the Weal, wa the statement of Mr. Richard. It facj llltiee for exhibiting are also among! the best. The two recently constructed stock chow buildings, one for dal yj and one for beet cattle, are not excel1 ted by any In America. The ventila' linn and lighting are aald to be unique. 9mall exhibitors have exactly the earn privileges and opportunity to other state. Judges of national Importance will win as the larger once, said Mr. Richbe employed to make the awards In ards. It Is the determination of the the various divisions of the livestock Fair Association to treat all exhibitors departments. Such relcbrlilea aa J II. with utmo&t consideration and send Riley of Thorton, Ind., will Judge at them away pleased with the treatment they have received. the big show. breed and quality. Jut enough time will elapie between the Oregon Fair and the Utah Fair to make It po!ble for exhibitors of national Importance to transport their entries to the halt Lake Fair grounds. Ibis fortunate circumstance Is evpcvted to augment the IJveatmk exhibits to a degree that will pot spare at a premium. There will sl.o be champion entries from several e - Salt Iaike Meridian, has filed notice 'nt,nl'on to n,B;e three-yen- r roof, to establish claim to the land above dscriled, before Eli F. Tay- - j lor, Koirister U. S. land Office, at Fait Lake City, Utah, on the 2nd day,' of Oct 'liter, 1928. Claimant names; as witnesses: Kenneth J. Sorenson! and MUton Slaymaker, of Salt Lake THEY DO CHANGE City, Utah, Thomas Shepherd, of i Styles change, so do customs. If Rip Van .Winkle were to awa- Spanish Fork, Utah and Don Pro-- 1 I ken now after a twenty-yea- r nap and walk down Fifth Avenue in bert, of Soipioj Utah. ELI F. TAYLOR. Register, 'New ork, Michigan Avenue in Chicago, or Main Street AmFirst Pub. Aug. 31; Last Pub. erican town or village, he would be ore than amazed at the change Sep. 27. August Sale WESTINGH0USE ELECTRIC RANGES in-an- womens styles more than amazed indeed, perhaps shocked, although those of us who have seen the change come gradually now DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. UNITED STATES LAND accept it with little comment. OFFICE, Salt Lake City, Utah, But other styles Jiave changed, too, even the style of political August 9, 1928. Serial No. 048187. campaigns. There are still a great many of us who remember the Notice of Offer of Coal Land for old fashioned campaign with its spectacular parades, showing a re- Lease. Notice is hereby given that, purplica of the log cabin in which the candidate was born, followed by suant to the act of February 25, prominent citizens and candidates on horses, ladies in carriages and 1920, (U Stat., 437), and to the school children in white dresses carrying flowers We remember, too, regulations thereunder approved the great torch light processions, the monster mass meetings which April 1, 1920, the Secretary of the were held in every town, not onljl once but many times during the Interior on petition of R. N. Jensen has designated the S'i SWt, SW4 I here were the street corner campaign arguments always attractSec. 8, W'i NE4, SE'4 SE'i, ing a crowd. Men took their politics straight, they were either Re- NEW. NW'i, S4 Sec. 17, NEK, publicans or Democrats from principle, or because they followed Ea NW'i, NEW SEW Sec. 18, NW NEW 'Sec. 20, T. 22 S., R. 3 E., the faith of their fathers. But now it has all changed. The great and spectacular parades S. L. M., as coal leasing unit No. (00, Utah No. 110, 1080 acres in re seldom, if ever held, and the the gasoline torch has given to Sevier County. aay the red fire when there is a procession at all which is not often. There Lease of said unit will be made at are still mass meetings, to be sure, but they do not compare with a royalty of 10 cents per ton, mine those of the old days and efie getting scarcer each campaign year. run an initial investment of 75,000 And most of the people are loo busy to stop and listen to street cor- luring the first three years of the lease and a minimum production of ner arguments, when there iare any street corner politicians to lead 30,000 tons per year, commencing the arguments. with the fourth year of the lease A great many things jhave brought this change to pass- One and otherwise substantially in acreason, perhaps, is the grotzth of the newspaper. Newspapers have cordance with the lease form set out in 18 of the regulations. grown so plentiful and cheiip that most every family has at least one Saidparagraph lease will be sold at public aucand the political news anti extracts from speeches and statements tion in this office on the terms set are made and read fresh every day. Then later has come the radio forth to the qualified bidder offerthe bonus on the 19th with the result that one nrxy now hear the candidates' speech more ing of highest day 1928, at ten September, and more comforta ble thin in a crowded hall. And the day oclock A. M. clearly is not far off when we sheJl see him as jvell as hear him by wireless. Any and all person having adverse or conflicting claims to said land or Party lines are not mearly so rigid as formerly. Men and do not take their pai;ty faith as seriously as they once did. The any part thereof, are hereby notified that they should file on or before indeprimary has helped taring? this change abouf and the or obSept. 18, 1928, their pendent newspaper taas acded to the condition. .Whether this change jection against the protest of the from partisanship ia a good one remains to be seen. There are still lease for said land; granting otherwise such a great many people who believe the loss of partisanship will mark claims may be disregarded in granta sad and undesireable ctaange in the American ing said lease. government. ELI F. TAYLOR. Register. At ny rate, the style of political campaign has changed and First pub. Aug. 17; Last pub. there is nothing much that we can do about it. Sept 14 L in TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL OFFER TO OWN A WESTING HOUSE ELECTRIC RANGE AT UNHEARD-O- F PRICES HERE ARE SOME OF THE OFFERS: - wo-me- so-call- WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF THESE RANGES. COME IN AND INSPECT THEM. FIRST HERE, FIRST SERVED. n Telluride Power |