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Show THE SAUNA SUN, SAUNA, UTAH liveries of scarlet cloth embellished with velvet, silk lace, buttons and gold NOVELTIES embroidery. In 1748 an order required all of his Majestys officers from the admirals down to the midshipmen to Published Every Friday at Salina, Utah. The following "Nautical Novelties wear a uniformity of clothing. The are furnished by the U. S. Navy Re- first American naval uniform of which second-class under as Salina Entered at the postoffice at matter, cruiting Station at Salt Lake City: any record has been found was prothe Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. In 1818 a U. S. naval expedition vided by a resolution of the Massachuunder Lieutenant W. F. Lynch, chart- -' setts council in April, 1776, which reSUBSCRIPTION RATES: ed, sounded and collected scientific quired that the officers furnish themdata in the Dead Sea and the River selves with green and white uniforms. ..$2.00 One Year Jordan. Lynch took two metallic boats The marine committee of the continen. 1.00 Six Months. on the U. S. storeship Supply, land- - tal congress in September, 1776, isPayable in Advance. ed at Acre in the Mediterranean and: sued what was the first official uniform regulation for the navy. This transported the boats on In making change of address, give old address as well as the new. of Galilee. This ex-- j provided that officers should wear trucks to pedition spent from April to July in blue coats with red lapels with a on Given Rates its investigation and established thej standing collar and flat yellow butApplication. Advertising fact that the Dea Sea was 1,300 feet tons, blue breeches, and a red waist' - - - - - - - Editor and Publisher below sea level, thus settling an old coat. H. W. CHERRY and much discussed problem. The navys only vessel that acts as record not does definitely tender for lighter than air ships, a .History . H. B. CRANDALL H. S. GATES PRICES ARE ill A WEEK MINIMUM WAGE but naval the of the uniforms, such origin a3 the Macon, is due to be deMAY BECOME MAXIMUM WAGE. COING UP. President Cashier as early as 1603 King James of Eng-- 1 commissioned at Puget Sound in the' Rexford A masters Professor of his few ordered land days ago principal near future. This vessel, the tanker Everyone knows that prices are go.col- be always bravely attired in Patoka, has a large mooring mast E. V. JOHNSON ships to ing up. A penny here, a nickel there, Tugwell, one of the leading ; near the stern. dollars more in the case of higher- - legiates in the preparation and pro- - j Assistant Cashier in The naval academy recently gave priced articles. Things are going to motion of the New Deal, explained Russian program, promise it will cost- still more, too, and we can get in a copyrighted article that the aim the United States. Russia is a "class-nior- e the degree Bachelor of Science to for our dollar now than we will of the new administration is to in- - less country, everyone having been graduates in good standing who were ' crease the buying power for all. The reduced to the level of the lowest in- - not commissioned. be able to later on. . eman- - dividual (except the dictators them-o- f Washington wan3 to see millions very next day news dispatches On four occasions during the history national capital stated selves) but the United States is a of .this men go back to work, and wants no ating from the nation, the secretary of- the Ashamed because her fiancee could John P. Rockefeller was 94 on July one to work for les3 than a living that the president would, within a few class government. There are varied has navy performed additional tem- 8, and apparently good for several John Dikaus of Sheffield,! demand who minimum a labor demand skilled that of wage Eng., said are types getting together days, wage. Industries porary duty as secretary of war. In at least enough to reach he had. been unable to find work and more, years to make these things possible, but as of $14 a week and a maximum of more for their labor than the unskill- - 1800 our.first secretary of the navy, the. century mark. Since his retire- needed support of some fprm. ' be put into effect ed and that class will not give up any served, as secreStoddert, Benjamin ment as head of Standard Oil' m 1911, in all industry. more easily than' the high financier1. of war upon the resignation. of tary ' he has become the worlds greatest . Mysterious tremors alarmed tha inbuying-- ' power Regarding the Regimenting labor, farmers and Secretary James. McHenry. In and has given nearly j' people in the suburbs of New York , Roose-is it Mr. is because one like advisor of Russia usedwhich chief the familiar example, dustry in a land of the Navy George philanthropist, Secretary in 9,000,000 electrified homes, aind in velt referred to in his ballyhoo article thing, but doing it .In the United Bancroft acted as secretary of war. a billion dollars to- various benevolent City the other day. Maybe it was just half of all the farm houses. Practical-- 1 0f a few days ago, we wonder how States is another. However, it may In 1850 Secretary of Navy William A. enterprises. Perhaps his most notable some of that 3.2- per beer coming of to the welfare of man- age. ly everything that goes into the mak- - he plans to increase it at a $14 a Week ' take experience to each the present Graham temporarily took the place of contribution been in the field of medical kind .has advanced. Makers be to been is ing of it has 'wage, for while $14 a week government theorists that fact. the secretary of war. In August, 1853, research.' e Prosperity is returning. Robbera : .. with can gov-of the parts and of the finished , it also, minimum, President Franklin Pierce appointed able to get $5,000 in cash out of were .chine know improved wage scales will eminent approval as a fair living ROAD LIGHTING .' ' Secretary of the navy James C. Dob-- 1 ' a bank in Kentucky the other country them' content at In a rolling pin throwii.g . help their own employees; give wage, become the maximum. How URGED. bin to serve as acting secretary of day. E. on Mrs. is oh!" Charles Stuart more buying power. This going Qunicy, Mass., , ... many families in America can live Electric lighting of country . lg war during the temporary absence of won over a field of 50 contestants, everywhere and it is designed to help $14 a week and enjoy that much-her- Davis from the capital. Secretary reJames ODonovan of St. Louis willdisincreased buying power? ways to increase their efficiency, everyone. The factory hand in the alded With the aid of the submarine striking the head of a dummy at a aid ed to his aunt a pipe which she had and accidents duce flying, night tance of 25 feet with unerring prewasher factory will be able to buy the Even at the rate of 70 cents a day lung, a man can ascend from a depth Louis in a J. times scolded him for using. is proposal by many urged the' for food which Mrs. Roosevelt says a carpet he wants and the worker in of 10O feet in one minute. Every sub- cision. We imagine that Mr. Stuart Missouri a Brooks, farmer) prominent his wholesome to the able for a be will mill wifes respect buy carpet - has family can live on, it would require and first president of the states hard marine in the navy carries two sub- skill. washer he wants. $21.70 a month and what about rent, marine for each ten man, plus lungs Richfield Jewelry Store road association. As for the farmer, his wages in clothes, etc.? per cent for spares. In his tests rvith favorto have been is said Watch The idea and Jewelry Repairing. the form of higher commodity prices Taking the printing trade as an exthe submarine lung, Lieut. JMommsenJ A lesson in trade: When we buy state and Mail received Orders federal, by ably Promptly Filled. too. give him better buying power, ample, in which industry printers now U. S. N., ascended from a depth of steel rails in England, England has of officials, many highway county LEO and washers MARTIN, week This explains why receive from $36 to $55 a for Prop. the money and we have the rails; but over 200 feet. . Phone 34 .other hours labor, reduce this to whom feel that the lighting of roads when be in steel rails the equipment probably forty-fou- r United Sea is 44 a hundredths of buy pressure in the denever again will be as cheap as they thirty-fiv- e hours at existing rates, is a logical forward step inch for each foot States, America has the money and of nations the highway pound per square velopment are now. But it also explains why such and the printers will receive only Abraham of depth. Therefore, at 100 feet the America has the rails. a state of general affairs will be bet- $28.70 to $43.75. But put in a$14 a system. Lincoln. 44 is F. O. BULLOCK pounds. Electrical engineers recommend pressure ter for all of us. week minimum wage, and how many The navy has twenty-on- e DENTIST naval hosinat roadway lamps placed 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Hours publishers will be able to continue to powerful the .in United States and is successful one wife the .The pitals beyond really tervals of 100 yards, which it is esVENDING In Gunnison Each Wednesday which the who pay the wide difference between the timated would add about five seas are maintained for the her with a husband greets hearty per cent MACHINES. governmnt established (fair living to the of the U. meal instead .of a lecture when he - Utah Salina of paved high- welfare of the personnel cost average ' ' minimum and the present wage . comes home. navy. Slot machines for vending a wide wage) scale if the wages of all other mdus- - ways. variety of merchandise have been in- tries are set up from the minimum Special legislation would be required troduced with great rapidity in recent to permit lighting to be included In wage scale figure, of $14 per week? years, one company alone manufac- These are only a few of the many expenditures for roads, it is said, but turing such "automatic clerks having examples of what the new regiment-or- s already three states New York, New an investment of 25 million dollars Jersey and Georgia have laws auof labor and industry face. such expenditures in the in this field. With living costs advancing on one thorizing machines more populous counties. Detroit claims Although side because of the government forced have been common for a long time, it to have already 345 miles of .lighted increase in the prices of wheat, cotton is the extension of the idea to so many rural highways in its vicinity and other commodities, which react lines that makes recent developments It seems that road lighting would on food and clothing prices, how can in admirably with the general profit notable. The convenience to the public live on a lower wage than is seen by the fact that many of them the laborer of .rural electrification which is gram is receiving now? In most sections of such means now are set up pnder progoing forward rapidly in many flour that was 59 cents for 24 pounds service. . states. tection that they give is now 85 and 95 cents because of One drug store in Detroit uses no wheat prices, and staple, groRURAL SCHOOL less than 52 slot machines, selling high ceries have increased 10 to 30 per PROBLEM. many kinds of creams, pastes, soaps, cent, Our Calphos Mineral Sajt in bags and blocks is made with yet the consumers wages are tobacco, and in fact all sorts of pack- about to down by government leadsmall rural schools Elimination of mined and treated by the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. It is available and assimable. go aged products. Then there are others in setting an arbitrary "mini- which have outlived their day and the ership .which vend soaps, radio entertain- mum w'age. development of larger schools that ment, electric vibration, gasoline, can'Calcium arid Phosphorus . are absolutely essential to the production and maintenance collision appears to be may be made real centers of comA head-o- n ned goods, tea, coffee and even eggs. allof life. The bone structure and especially the marrow or hollow of bones are the resinevitable between the inflation" side munity life are recommended by Dr. All these are said to have been deand the control side of the adminis- - William J. Cooper, United States comwhere nature. stores its surplus of Calcium and Phosphorus. Unborn lambs, and ervoirs veloped from an idea originally This was the fear that many missioner of education. .Jtration. calves draw heavily from the mothers supply of minerals. Over 90 per cent of the bone ployed by a manufacturer 40 at when had servold schoolhouse The congress through jumped structure of all animals is calcium and phosphorus. Laboratory tests of both soil and feed ago, when he engaged a carpenter to the crack of the whip to pass the ex- ed well in the period when sparse setbuild the first chewing gum vending taken from the states df Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, Colorado and samples tlements and lack of good roads pretraordinary legislation asked. machine, which was at the time lookAnother angle that presents itself vented the assembling of more than a Wyoming disclose a great deficiency of available phosphorus. ed upon as only an ingenious toy. It is that of the farmer. How enn he few pupils in any one place for in. a is another illustration of how great work on a thirty-fiv- e hour week if he struction. If it did not serve well, it Actual out an of tests have proven-.thalivestock given ample feed from which the phosphorus industries sometimes grow is to be part of the machinery, and at least was the best means available and calcium have been apparently insignificant experiment. removed will die more quickly than animals given no feed at all. we presume that he is? Most of the for its purpose. o hour a farmers work on a seventy-twMuch progress has already been A SHAFT TO cow three years old, sufferceiving feed deficient in these minerals will milk week basis. Can they even care for made in the direction of consolidated ' AMUNDSEN. from ing deficiency, weighpoorly and dry up sooner than they otherwise their crops and livestock in five hours schools, but the movement has not would. Tests also prove that they require ing only 457 pounds, was taken as an experiment h San Francisco has paid tribute to a a day and then what about the field kept pace with the need for better the Minnesota College of Agriculture and by more feed. great explorer by erecting a tall gran- work? Arthur Brisbane, commenting planned instruction. Dr. Cooper begiven' a supplement for 300 Experimental tests at Agricultural Colleges ite shaft in Golden Gate park in mem- on this angle, says that it requires a lieves that all small rural schools days. She gained in weight from 457 pounds to and Experiment Stations upon this subject have harto six farmer hours about discoverwho in well Roald feed, be eliminated districts Amundsen, might ory of 808 pounds. She stopped chewing bones and all been exhaustive and supplements of available ness and hitch his teams to get out where good roads make transportation ed the South Pole in 1911. sickness and stiffness disappeared in twro weeks. calcium and phosphorus have been entirely provAmundsen was a native of Norway, into the field and to unharness and of pupils for longer distances pracThe mineral analysis of milk is over 90 per en beyond any question. Authorities everywhere ticable. where he was born in 1872, and be- put the teams up again. ' . . cent Calcium and phosphorus and animals re endorse it. On all one the it railroad of to his Where this is not feasible for all came a sailor at 21. In addition requires discovery of the South Pole, he also half hour for a freight crew to get pupils, he suggests that those of the BENEFICIAL effect from feeding Calphos Mineral Salt . made with made two trips to the North Pole, one out of a terminal yard and equally asj sixth grade and above should be transg in an airplane and the other in a usually to check in at the other ported to the larger schools,, which .' Anaconda gible; he discovered the north mag terminal. The running time from ter- - should be made community centers. netic pole; was the first to make the minal to terminal averages possibly In no other way will it be possible feed. Produces more and better wool. Increases Early maturity of individuals. A higher calf and northwest passage from Europe to six to seven hours, barring delays. to give farm children an education lamb crop. A lower death loss in lambing and the flow of milk on 20 per cent less feed. InAlaska, and was the third navigator How, then, without reducing the regu comparable with that enjoyed by those calving. Better and stronger young. More rapid sures normal and sound bone structure. Elimto make the northeast passage from lar crews to irregular runs and loss of of the town and cities and all child inates stunted animals. gains of beef and mutton on 20 per cent less the Atlantic to the Pacific. time, can that situation be solved and ren should have equal opportunities so In 1928, after Amundsen had an- how many of those men will cherish a We pack our Calphos Mineral Salt in bags artd blocks. We recommend it to our nounced his retirement from active ex- reduction to anywhere near the govtrade. It is the most readily available form of calcium and ploration, Nobiles expedition to the ernment proposed minimum? In fact, how 'which Arctic in a dirigible met with disaster, confront our educational many of them can begin to live phosphorus known for livestock. tern. It deserves the most earnest con- set out by air to rescue on such a wage ? It appears that the New Deal is sideration at the hands of educators Nobile, but perished in the attempt,! - Call in and get a supply. Write us for our free booklet. ob-- 1 and the and was never heard from again. j about to run into its most serious general public alike. The San Francisco monument will stacles, that of putting wages and serve to remind coming generations of hours under government control. Perhaps some of the most versatile one of the most intrepid adventurers When that is attempted, Russia women in the world is Miss if she has her plan copyrighted. Ilya Zorn, described thus by a writer the world has ever seen, whose tributions to science were among the The plan has not worked without force in Grit: She speaks seven languages most notable that have been derived in Soviet Russia. It has been prac-- , fluently; she is a licensed aviatrix in -- :SAUNA REDMOND tically enforced there at the point of the United States, a dramatic stage the bayonet and it has reduced every- - star in South America, a hunte.r of The summer of 1933 has been so one in Russia to the lowest possible wild animals in Africa, a social favor- fickle so far this year that it is neces-- 1 level, instead of raising the people to ite in London, and a successful fiction sary to have both an electric fan and a higher level, as the chief members writer in Portugal. She is said never ROCK SALT. SHEEP SALT-PLA- IN. SULPHUR. CALPHOS BLOCKS a fireplace filled with kindling in the of the Brain Trust, most of whom to have lived more than six months are pretty well acquainted with the successively in any one country. living room. S ALINA THE SUN NAUTICAL First State Bank OF SALINA Utah Salina j j camel-drive- the-Se- ! n a . Vice-Preside- nt t j : : . - j J - i j : j June,-1815- , . - ' - j ma-Jth- .; J . 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