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Show Tin: It lion, going hack to the census of ill not increase the number of immigrants permitted to come in under existing lsw it wilt merely reduce the number frwn some foreign countries and increase the number from others. Among the principal nations affected in the former manner are Germany, Irish Free Elate, and tbe Scandmavian counintries; among those whoee quotas will be creased are Great Britain and Northern Ire, land and the Netherlands. The date when this change from the present quota basis, based on the census of 1890, Should go into effect has been twice postponed by Congress. So far as the House of Representatives was concerned, the last Congress would have again postponed it, but Uie Senate failed to concur.' It is known that President Hoover is opposed to its present application, but under the law he is powerless to prevent its going into effect it was mandatory upon him to issue the proclamation before April I declaring it effective July L But inasmuch as Congress convenes in extra session April 15, there is every prospect now that an attempt will be immediately made, and from present appearances successfully, to defer again the dale for the new basis to become effective, or to repeal it- - This is not because of particular hostility to the nations that will gain by the new apportionment or because of 1790. published UureooM Except Boeder. WM. US. Pr-- e Balt Lake City. Utah. ' of Circslatto. Buroes Audit Member of .... BUHSdUmON BATES. Week Obi Month On Om f Hr $ ........ -- I J One (mt (It paid la advance) Cent Blast Copies Tba abov rate apply ta Utah. Idafca. Nevada. an Wyamlngi ether mate by maU . par BMtti II. at. buaiow and . Bead remittances Balt Labe Ctty, New, tioaa ts Tbs Penret ' ' fi Utah. ' ' ter Address aorreapsndeacs the Editor. pabiicatiea ts REBRESENTA-TIVE- N AXIOM AL AOVEBTUUMO A. Cose, Rotbeeburg sad Hoes, Iba treat tad (tat Row York City. .......... tchlM BWd. M Dosseaa Building Chicago Detrett Kaaaat City Atlanta Bt. Louie !!! Cat Cols Bids. M CeastitsUoa Building MI Victoria Building Coater aad Heady. Ill Biyglas Building. Loo Angeles. California Holbrook Building. Baa rreadao. CaMtsrala the gootoffleo at Balt Lake City, I - mattar acsordlog la Aet at " Congreaw March L lllfc Is aseladrsty so titled Tbs Associated Trees 7at an news die. to tko see for republican i e drsdlted to It. or not stbsrwlse ersd- ; t jT botched Bod ta this aewepapbr, aad alas lbs local saws -flyhts tar republlcatloa t pnbUehod herein. AH hero ore also hmwL Jot apatilel dlepatcbee u Entered rrrrmd at A 5 K i t " Rtl.T (o LAKE ClXf, -- MARCH S3, 182 sky-oafli- -- wtt-soss- es v, J w Lit-Urwla- 315 I'1 si j XI TthtotyjtteQi Annual ConferuM y of tbo Church of Jwu Christ of Extols will eorvene in the TsbamclA Salt Lake City, Utah, oa Friday. April Sih. 1ZS, bt 10 o'clock, fimilny with Mseions on Saturday and Sunday, April dth and 7th. will , The General Priesthood meeting ha held Saturday at 7 oclock. The Enzim, Liberty, Cottonwood. Grant, Granite, Pioneer, Salt Lake, Jordan, West Jordan and South Davis Stakes are requested to hold their. Fast Day meetings on Sunday. 0b -- ts, due to cometary or what not, this nnmdans weather is surely freakish and on the rampage. Just at present the region most seriously affected is the South, from the Mississippi valley to the Atlantic, with flood following flood in raging sequence and wild torrential atorms putting the finishing touch on the scene of disaster. So far as concerns the Father of Waters himself, the upper valley has already been ia places imperilled and overflowed, with the season far normal high water not yet arrived. When Uie great tributaries like the Missouri and the Ohio add their swelling volume; then look out for trouble in the aculest sente I The rains of March have been unusually heavy in the localities where the danger now Is most imminent; and this' downpour, coming upon watersheds already well saturated, left no other alternative than the mad leaping of the angry streams beyond their accustomed bounds. , li &9r tVT U lut ' , March 31sL Missionary and other reunions ghould be so arranged as not to conflict with ' these appointments. HEBER J. GRANT, W. IVLNS, CHARLES W.NIBLET, ANTHONY First , Presidency. COURTESIES AT TEE BORDER. $ revolutiontiti and ths THE nearer the get to the international border TK5S IS TEE PLACE. , Is ' 5 y - 1 , I explain or reinforce his statements. Every subscriber ia urged to read, ponder and Sn- -, wardly digest Mr. Catess dissertation. Our word for it, be will rise from the perusal . profoundly impressed, prouder than ever of his Slate whoee possessions are so numerous and varied, whose future is so hopeful and glorious. Many of us havo beard, and some perhaps have languidly repealed, the rather . loose, broad assertion that Utah has within its borders a larger variety of minerals than any other section of the same size on earth. Mr. Caleo confirms and clinches this claim, sufficiently explicit enumeration of by the principal ores and metals hero existent, and by a general survey of the situation positive and accurate enough to bank on. Wa are inclined to be boastful of the , amount of money which these resources yield, but few of us would ever have believed. if the information came from a lets reliable source, that our receipt! from such properties have reached the almost inconceivable sum of a billion and a half dollars 1 These are but a couple of the astonish ing realities which are by this contribution brought to our notice. They are only a sam- pie of an array of hitherto unrecognized facts calculated to open the eyes of our un- -' derstandmg to a condition heretofore hardly dreamed of. Tet it is settled that an early resident, whose eyes were ecstatically opened to a view of the future, exclaimed on one occasion: Hidden in these hills is treasure ' enough lo pay the national From .debt these bills has already been extracted enough, and in bright new dollars every one of them, to have more than met the nation's debt at the time the prediction was made. No wonder that Brigham Young, gazing into futurity, was moved to utter in prophecy a promise which later generations have seen and are seeing verified every day of their lives: This is the Placer1. NATIONAL ORIGINS QUOTAS. President's reluctance in signing the yesterday announcing the new immigration quotas which will become effective July 1 under the law of Congress, clearly foreshadows the taking up of the subject at the approaching special session. Under the law as it now stands and must be interpreted, after July 1 the quotas of foreign Immigration permitted to enter this eeunlry win be determined on the basis e the nstional origins of Ibe nation's popula- - THE ' t 4 . in their fighting in Mexico, the more delicate to what the United States the question should do with them in case (jiey bop over to thlg side. Eball they bo disarmed and interned, or merely sheltered temporarily and allowed to jump back into their own country whenever their safety or their inclination suggests such a step? The question is interesting because exaelly this latter course wss pursued recently in the case of an officer who was admitted by an immigration official at Naco, and a few days later Mexico at Nogales. Of course such procedure cannot be permitted with the connivance of U. S. authorities, and it is said that very plain instructions have been cent by the dtpart-meof state for the guidance of border officials. Just what these instructions are. however, is not yet made publicly known. Secretary Kellogg stales that decision regarding the right of revolutionaries to cross the border into Ibe United Stales has been reached, but will not be announced at present. Until further notice, therefore, Mexican gentlemen whote love of life prompts them to seek safety under the Stars and Stripes wilt have to make the leap somewhat blindly that is, they will have to take a chance on what Uncle Sam intends to do with them. One thing is quite certain: this country is in no humor or condition to set up in the southwest an exile establishment for belligerents who seek our hospitality, after the manner of the famous precedent ten years ago at Doom. u is particularly, fortunate in THE. NEWS able to present in another part of this issue, on This is the Plsce page, an illuminating commentary on the mineral , resource of Utah, from the pen of a gentleman who is an authority and a master of the subject, Mr. Louis & Cates. No words . that can be added here are necessary to -- -- sun-spo- WHETHER . nt THE GREAT MYSTERY. U, ISM. Fmcoss Last cc:QUEti:ia cun iiach:rtf !J ' Y Amzzz. T--a WUt They William 8pry sabmlttad hi er for votoiag ths Badger bill, the polic aad firs 'osmmte ate hill, sod tws Mite providing for th Os Moines ptea Af government for Balt Lake Ctty. He ala sliced 1111,00) from th appropriatto bill. '. Qswtssr Aati-Uqr- Folowtng complain ta that th dog catcher was not doing his duty. Chief of Police 8L H. Bartow leaned orders to members of th poUc deportment to begin ths steoghtar sf aU unlicensed dogs within ths city liaittn. , OSS Capt Gordon ti Hutchins, of 2 east Second Booth street, representative of the America Stokor company, suffered th lorn of a foot under th wheel of a street car whea bs alighted from the tram. Th accident occurred at the of , Second South aad Mhia streets. o o A message was received 1 this city to th Offset that President Joseph F. Smith and party would sell the following day oa the steamship Alameda from Hono-1- 1 ta Balt for 8a Frandac. a ream ' Lake City. flood sa th valley floor, Aad A aihror ham os ths lake, A shroud of whit th valley walla. Th sharp. wet scent of raiu-wsage. A golds Cloud afloat In SA Inverted sea So Ohm and otlU, and so very deep; A patch of greca In a yfllow flelil And Spring comas again to the moun- - . Cotnes with a gay Uttl laugh that starts Th blood swiftly through aluggiah veins. Maybe tls that that dime the eyes with A Joy that Is akin to pain. CLYDE A. RUSSELL. Eureka. Utah. - of td C.s-tar- y . s long stretch of yoar w in- liner. ery. Third, there are some machines W have been treated to vivid States I th world court United Features (Copyright. mad descriptions of th poor devil who that call for no responsibility la Investments order ta that Syndicate. Inc.) must stand. Ilk an automaton, tbo matter ef control, machines to y b Pf1 Former president Coolid was recklessly abroad decision and backed throughout th working day slip- which wo must simply submit, in hew York Chy ywnerdsy. Re- sd by courtMtatea w mend credit. ping not on g constant stream of for illustrattoh, when la by United porter ay h la considering poreaeon th United bolts brought past him In deadly yarn on a loom or tighten bobs an that For good executive Some Job," preferably Mates will probably got lot Ah procession by th machinery of the an amenably line. sition. court la aph of henator factory. Fourth, there Is la th machine Every executive poaition worth world - others who think world maeh engaging work to b Wa have Wa told ef th shrivelhtto maun entering tbs smptey Borah and was a to right. Washing designing, reOsorg ing of hte seal under thin monto-no- don In Inventing, of A corporation. for and from thte poor devil pairing, and in peering machine" Georg Washington did not know speed, It should sot he nacesesry w are asked to construct an In- an, for illustration, th work of ms who has been President of high finance. Inspection staffs It a th United State to look for any- - German health resorts refuse to dictment of our whote machine planning and or great factory, th work of a food job or go ts work for any corpora- admit poor Trotxky, one ruler of By, man. ho UoB- , Stuart Chase, who can hardly gars re ; fiwtn army, bow axuod Fifth, there ar machines that TroUkjr, sot dowa AS A press agent of any to th ' presidency thf in-- in hk govorsmoatw w play with, as, for Illustration,Election business that and big everything Gorman tbo take to Id wo III. M l should ontltte a of various apes and big industry choose to do. has th radio that taken np fatherhis term lo a peneioa. sufficient water." Owner don A real service fiy pointing spars hours, th saxophone that abv any other Job unnecessary my they don't wont Trotsky, to out to th current Harper, that sorbs th ceUegtea, or th their drive away would a ho men's of th Ilf, (or the rest mechanism of tbs camp. repoeMUy Amer- mans reiatioa to machine i not sot then lees rich customer, .not certs inly pension 8ixth, there nr machines that alway and everywhere of, thte icans, and prVfermbly th ttt.es, us about without our assumcarry What Trotxky would my about deadening sort. amount of ths Proetdona poy, for theif Mares Capitalism us now would Th problem of man and: hte ing any responsibility Th peopls ewe this not only machines depends open th kind of control sa for Jlluatretion. a train, to the presidency, bat to their own bo emphatic. machine he deal with and the an alnvator, or a Farris wheel, oelf --roe poet, hood of kind ef reactions h has when he A Russian murderer, Seventh, there are machine to the w submit white they ar ia recalling "Allonsr' Let no go"! was the th Volga pirate,"with his small deals with them, and Mr. Chase whief) for Ilfinds at teonl seven fairly distinct om on Ins control, test word altered by Marshal Foch. ancient Tartars oa trial dentist's machine French black eyoa and active Body, kind af machine and reaction, lustration, th It to th firm word of thshoard to add ao for proverb erimea, tools, th oaemys runs to wsrflm. nations! hymn that ho vis: 1 often, the hymn to which the revo- bis sowing. First, (hare are some machines or (ha machine la th traffic : we ras A uufcmne. infrom His , daughter must dodge- .marched deal soldiers of lutionary that call for - dividual responsibility In goldinf . Before we damn tbo machine the south of Franc lata Paris: o ho kilted her. Yos cannot make good "Alton, safsnta d to potrie," etc. and controlling them, as, for illus- age. let's analyte nil then and see Th last words of greet men. tration, automobiles, airplane and what the ere doing to no (CopyHa kilted hte uncle: Burted men locomotives. pionsly collected, have little vein. right by McClure Newspaper Eradihim so I shot wilnaaa. hear manat not The greet men probably did Second, there are eorne machine cate.) know what- - they were saying. with hte wtfo and lodger." IW After ho kilted hte daughter, hte "Mehr Ideht." More Light," wore WISH wife exited him a murderer; "so th teat words of Gooth. h-i Frederick th Great' teat words I threw bar into th Vslga. e flowing stream wash Away are supposed to ha: Tte d Arms," "Head of tbo 'Army". Ho renew." Hte ginrrl wife "kasw tan much. often apokd Flench tor preference to tbo grere BT FA to Gorman. o o IaUMlted kor hecoum o knowledge and." All knowledge win FJtt, whom genius kept Rape-tooGBOwnrcu equipment ar sharer ar. axpite to nt of England, said as be this Volga ptreta, K for without being found out! died: "My country, how I team to tec a firing renad. AmteL tesona tor bis Journal, go A good (rent te an adaot for any one sea to grow thee!" He wan worried abost th H wb mid: but ft eaa't teat And It tea t man, asked ho President Hosvsr win ft tor. greater becomes smaller; th staworth haring If than M M What a maa dam white ho Uvea by Police Commterionar Whalen of tionary condition to th beginning oven sound construction behind It-la more important than what ho hew York, only A abort tlm to at the and- but with much knowled go of Ta mt op and Ink It easy te TRICKT WRITING. says whan h die. criminate, for "legislation to pre- wall enough for a limited period, "On Bald John Byrroughs; German Adentist . discover that vent criminate purchasing pistols. people whs decide they have dona fault or got enough and make more 1 find with our younger and the great Amaaon. a Wide at the Commissioner Whalen says: enough novelists school of ar every cowards, Crtm'aala mouth that hoots oa it gn oat of up their mind to rest and taka It te thatpromising te to literary; sf them, relying on guns de-to easy permantplly. bar done much wo feel tholr aim sight of tend, eonnocto with th on they are striving mainly worn than they think. They have river 1st Plata, forming th great- attack woman, children and for artistic Do we foal this effect. Without gam they not adopted a settled aad stationary fense lem men. est river chain on earth. at aU In Scott, Dickens, Haw condition. They bare started beck. thorn That will Interest thousand! who, would ho to cotwtaat loon" or Tolstoi? Thee men are of th mind cant ho not as boys, read Kingsley's "WestThe garden con how about Art hut about Thats Hue. hut ward Ho!" aad lived. In imaginaalone and remain beautiful. life thinking how to produce life." their having weapons! Th Itlethas to he cultivated, tion, oa th A maxes aad th Orino- prevent Something 11k the thing Bur. Const It utisa of th United Btatoa, co. - . roughs had la mind mast have ocwhich can not bo lightly changed, BOUND CONSTRUCTION-curred to many in reading occainterference with th right Ellhu Root, great lawyer, enye forbids beautiful sional example ef modern adverbuilding with a citlxen to bear anno th world court In nowna almost of This conmean In sound to but tising. There seem to be an atlacking can he interpreted front, Tbo statecontinuous LribunnL must ho visible, struction, top, bottom and rear, tempt on ue pert of th writer to ment is interesting, and yon may that th weapon produce o gtriktng effect Of word. not hidden. Even so. a thng could aad faulty ta foundation, will- soon add to It that th things that with rtfl. be foond out by the tenants- ItAnte Ho tries toHedo tricky thing world court would do to buy a shotgun or reposting to register hid It seeks and (ate a a sad barrel language. pretension. short, (aka the United Rut tee if Uncle 8am cut thehte coat. auto mobile that te an point and with n phrase Instead ef trying ever submitted himself to It rul- under no performance will soon b stinpty naturally to tell th and ings would ho continuous reha thus far found out by th driver. Material reader about his good. kept Legislation expensive. guit M things that are fate don't "gat by" . Are we not moreto lm preseed by spectable me fret boring ptatote advertising which simple and for their w protection. It has very long. How te ft that people However, th right people." not th or crime with whs are all front And have no I direct and obviously truthful Interfere which means big People, including are Intellectual iwt criminals In either we by tricky by pons phrase: of foundation, th want purchase international financier, - I. a, ' , us ...- ie bo-tu- w - a, t gd plB ' The Way of the World own 00 - -- os ad " MX ' ROBERT QUUXAN It business man; wondering why few able man try for public office. o As a final effort to increase the That critic whe ears we are a speed of cars, they might shape minds should th wheel Ilk a hat brim. nation of a see some of the problem th (th grads works Other president had big Jobs o o to do. but none bad to lire up to a Mr. Harding may ye loom Urge reputation Uk Hoover's who , th as In history president first appointed Mellon. Jt's always Dads car whan peeds Urea. (th-grm- 0-- 0 . buy gold People no longer bricks. It tokos nil they hare to ta the described buy tbo thing ads a "setenrifte." on NINETY days ago not one person in a anticipated that King George of England would live more than few hours, or davs at most. Ycl he developed an unexpected resistance to the disease that was prejing upon him, was able to make the trip by automobile from Buckingham Palace to the south coast of England, and has so far recovered as to take short walks unassisted, eating and sleeping well, and likely non to be himself again. When news that Marshal Foch of trance was prostrated, the reports from his bedside after the first few days were almost unfailingly hopeful. As bis ailment dragged along week after week, the feeling seemed to be, despite his weight of years, (hat he would gel well. Yet be died suddenly, with the word Forward on his lips; and is about to be laid away, either near Napoleon beneath the domq of the Invalidesv'or beside the Unknown Soldier under Ihe Arch of Triumph. Genera! Bramw ell Booths biography has been written and put in typo hi scores of newspaper offices in anticipation of bio death, which was so imminent that his Floridas governor lisa decreed that at! deposition as Batvation Anpy commxnder-- m rhief was felt to bo supererogatory. Tretzky forma of gambling mut be stopped at once. Ones that include the purchase at canhas been reported dead half a doxfti tunes , . taloupes? Louisville Times. , King eae A farming oommuaUy is Th power of money never doctor where nobody owes th seems ao trifling aa when you see with alt circumstantiality, and at best his anything If the crop fail. a rich maa buying hair tonic. feeble bold on life, by reason of desperate The danger In trying to prove disease, baa been regarded as only a matthat lime Isn't Infinite Is that you ter of days. Yet in both these cases, the can't figure much oa padded walla patients relinquished to the tomb have Among the qualities that make survived tbo ordeal and escaped the fate. a young maa famous appears to On the other hand, strong, robust men. to flapper-typ- e be an aversion in the very prune of vigor and kealth,.with If she call her sweetie "pep." girls. whom we mingle in the walks of life, are the only kind ah can hook to on Th girl who marries n poor man has th advantage of knowing cut down all around us every day. Even old enough to b hpr PP- the wasnt persuaded by bar math-a- r. smiling youth, with ibe beauty and hopePeople who soy Mr. Coolldge has a livfulness of life oil sbead, is touched and returned to private life never Correct this sentence! She has chilled before our eyes by the icy hand of ed In n doable house. replaced me as preaidant of three social the destroyer. organisations;" mid th Our guana in that n hobby horse leader, "hut w still are good It all shows how futile and erriag are recently shipped from 'Washington friends." got much exercise after the A the thoughts and plans of men m the pres- wont,- electric MU comes in. A aenso of humor U fatal to a ence of the great adventure which we call first writer. He simply must think his death I Genre must be masculine. They work more important than A shoe rattled touch of the at always get htrder'a. a feminise hand. ST. PATRICK WINS. I We don't envy superiors, but the Americanism: Electing the glib on who get by without ahowii.g The holiday spirit prompted a Washingloetead of th solid any more staff than w do. ton man with a charitable soul and a de- 4nagogu S9 to Aik countenance rided Irish three newsboys who in their opinion was the greatest man who ever lived. He offered n half dollar for the best answer. "George Washington. prompily said a Ratrlbtic little American. "Vbrahain Lincoln," said the second. The third, with Hebrew featnres, exclaimed, "St Patrick P DR. A. W. ENSIGN Here's the money." Mid the donor, inBut bow came quiring out of curiosity: you. a Jew, fo name an Irishman? Oh. replied the little urchin, I know The public to constantly demanding better things la Dentistry, H was Moses, but business is business." and especially la this true of Artificial Bata They bar a right The Pathfinder. ta rfaatistry la Ibis department has been making rapid advaaoas. Unlaas van visit n Dentist who- ia keeping abreast of toosa TOO CONFIDING. scisntift Impravamsnts M methods, yon must swept th same character of service that baa been relented. Wearing the heart upon the sleeve I foolish, anti Boston women are discovering Nothing In more enacting than th scientific technic re wired that so ia wearing the puree upon the wrist. to obtain th very highest result. Th Dentist who Is offering Boston Transcript. acta for vtrtaaBr nothing, has noth In to give. - Ton simply get what yon pay (or. His method must ho brief. He mast get NO MONOPOLY. through right now, Ha cant afford for th money ho gets, to baa no object la qualifying himself spend nny time, and hence Citiea are more or less wicked, but there ta do exacting service. Th best that can te produced la no Is just as murh sin and deviltry m the countoo good. In my office I shall endeavor I get the highest posthere dares lo be. 6L Louis sible reesltn, both la fit. esthetics and utility, and my charge will try district only be eommenaorat with th service rendered. I prefer to either do my own extracting ar yon before ft la donw ONE ntJZE A BOXFUL. DMfWa ..balmy..ga)C.alluring e Eajojraent reigns supreme in CklifernU our. Interesting cities, bUy with guy AU TeraionBglisteing beaches driYeswJwnting new delights at every turn! Go via Union Pacific, the interesting route tad the choic of experienced travelers who know that every detail of train service te offered, to make the trip itself a deUghtfnl event. Dental Plate Specialist T Leg Aagtlre sad return, both ways via Usiou Pacific T Laa Angeles direct, retnra- ing through San FrewWw Chets Tour to Pactfiq Northwest, returning through Sen Frendaeo or Los Angel, er rice vre -- .J)li S5822 pnnaq TICKETS OM BALE NOW , - . trip into the weird depths sf Death Y alley. 3M feet betew aea leveL Two-Da-y Alt Expense Side-TrTear from Crorero, Cli(rnta r 209 TEMPLETON mm BUILDING - K WAMTCV NN c N DEATH VALtEY TOUR uwt thrilling uni awashf aid A stories ip $35G v Feq (unhat toi Be A. straws; District Pass. Agt, City Ticket Office, Hotel Utah Wasatch u i tar that call only for responsibility la the matters of a peed and direction, as, for illustration, lathan, vacuum la former who said that machinery dooming pa lo a now kind of slav- cleaners, and the angina on erase For beta listened lo the cry of ths Cjf Arthur Eruban PARAGRAPHS Spring in tKe Moontoms. n - FRANK I ll:t Globe-Democr- GLENN . !. T. I3 EX Ftmitral rf Univsssky of Wteresla and former oil -- - Former PraskieBt Theodor volt, chested by a great throng, salted from New Vert At ud. s the atearner Hamburg, sa ths tint slag of his Jearnsy lata ths wilds ef East AtrlcA la search of big gams. reasons TODAY SetTih bf Ij , Twenty Years Ago. MARCH f "T I (run REAL FLOODS IN THE SOUTHEAST. ccuLcatrorEi jr i, - TMtaSeiptua. Paftne Ed(r. Across to wids spaor of s eosttnoot thers rls new towsra, with bwena flashing an! turning by sight to light ths highways ( ths air. They ar lighthouse of ths Isnd, symbols of a -new age. and trail markers (or imagined things to coats. Their swinging bean across ths sky of sight tell sf as ancient com tro I oar tllns. They or hut tower of steel and lamps af gleaming gloss. Tot awakens fanagloatloa Is sUrrad by their aoUtary tights, thrust through darkness aad storm ts guide ships. Thar is confident prophecy of a fntura corns I to hand class ths faithful ray that swings Across a darkened country Md a. Aad already thee beacons boar A bards of life and death for bravo m going about this Strangs new worlds boMnssa, Romanes gathars Already around them, and while they grow familiar they also grow to he far mar than Iron towers and winking lights. Kea trust tholr liras and fates to machines and devices they have created, aad thereby those thing homsetvos bosoms as though they lived aad had A sbar la the world's bold business- - Romanes today attoods oa machines and follow ths swift steeds of steel and tbs ship of sea. aad ah. Thaos new lighthouses of ths 'land ar aloqasnt to a romanco of the age Uvo . hk tolling of victorias hard won, of present progress aad of wonders to come. t.5 T VC! Lr particular friendship for those which ore destined to lose. It is because of what is held by many legislators to be unfair discrimination under present conditions, and because of the great difficulty of arriving at n accurate determination of the involved problem of national origins dating back something like a hundred and forty years. n isa cr.crr.rr innrn Saturday t r Ar.cn C . M. BATSXNGER, t"jL!c lujliitl l2CarcffCrf;, ; s . V,;- - . Dates Station Ticket Ageug Wasatch SM I ) rill |