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Show j m coppl poor 'I. South Cache SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH taxes not only on its real and personal property and improvements, but in addition has to pay a tax on Published Every Friday at Hyrum its net product different from all Utah. other property. J. A. WAHLEN. Publisher. Some states are highly developed in mining industries ore production and ore reduction running into SHIPBUILDING BREAKS the hundreds of millions and other mining states are only at the beginPacific Coast shipyards have put ning of things. For instance, the taxation system the east off the map when it comes to launching ships, both steel and by the state that has been developed in Colorado, Montana and Utah, wood. Western shipbuilders show the does not apply to a state like New Mexico with only one big reduction progressive spirit of the west and D. E. Skinner, Pres, of the Skinner plant. Yet in New Mexico radicals and and Eddy Corporation of Seattle tax agitators are making wild statewell illustrates tthis progressive The big ments to get the voters to adopt spirit in the following: idea is that this country has to get confiscatory laws that would hinder development and capital coming inships and get them in a hurry. to mining or smeltering. Weve got to get a brigde of ships They are saying mine tax laws across the Atlantic. in that state exempt mining corporW can bungle the whole thing ations from paying any taxes on up conscripting labor. Or we can their property, when this year mines build Bhips faster and faster by dispay a net products tax on over attitude. playing a of valuation. Its a mistake to try to get more $20,000,000 Net of mines in New products out of a man than he is able to give. Mexico brought to that state 16 On the other hand, we expect to of the total assessed valupercent get a fair days work for a fair ation, paying besides on their real day's pay. and personal property aboveground 'American workmen 'will get and under ground. ships into the water unless we blunThe Review shows Russia is the der ob the labor problem. We have besides ours to which learned that labor will respond only country the world can look to avert the imwhen labor feels that it is getting Our job is to pending copper famine an empire just consideration. in the flux and upheaval of socialism see that labor feels that way. that will produce nothing. The credit for what we have done so far belongs to the army of Why not buy your corn meal at men in overalls. the Hyrum Union Mills, where you This is the statement of a level can get better meal and cheaper man. headed big business than anywhere else, and both kinds. Skinner & Eddy have broken two t Adv ertiseujent l in worlds records speedy shipbuildThey ing in the last two months. steamcompleted and put to sea the ship Seattle, January 14, the first ship to be delivered to Unele Sams The shipping board in 146 days. S. S. the was last record Oonoga She 93 in days. working completed vessel and left Seattle is an 8800-to- n harbor ready for service March 23. The Skinner ipethod seems to bring results and Hog Island, Sparrow Point and other eastern yards might at least study up on that 'W , method. Courier Welk m.ei i , IlC r Serving in aWorld atWar We are doing our utmost to serve the public as satisfactorily today as as we did before the war upset the commercial world. r In the face of greatly increased costs of material we are endeavoring to maintain our plant at the highest point of efficiency. Despite the high cost of labor, we are maintaining full crews that there may be no part of the work slighted or neglected. While the demands of the signal service of our armies have deprived us of many technically trained men, those who remain have spread out to fill the gaps by extra effort. In some places congestion has occurred because we have been unable to secure equipment for relief, but in such cases the traffic is being handled to the full extent of human ability. With the world rocking under the weight of war ; with economic conditions unsettled and abnormal, we are striving always to coordinate our efforts to the great problems involved in the winning of the war. i We feel that uninterrupted, efficient telephone service is playing a conspicuous part in the forces that will bring ultimate victory. The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Coy EXTRA H Small in Size j- SPECIAL But Big in Capacity SALE , FOR ONE WEEK WARRING ON V-'- Western war industries like mining are threatened with various kinds of new state tax experiments but agiby well-meani- tators. North American Review for shows that it takes five million April The . h Vr vor r V-- '5 ON v 11 J .When company comes there is no time to fj waste no chances to be taken so mother sees that there is always a can of dollars and five years time to bring a big copper producer to the production stage and then ' sometimes it fails. BAKIHG POWDER Our country produces sixty per on hand. Calces, pies, cent of the worlds copper, and six doughnuts, muffins a 'd fA d big producers supply more than all good things to eat of that, more than 56 permust be dressed up in their best taste and' cent of the worlds copper coming looks. from 7 percent of. the mines. Then, too, her repntaOf 335 copper mines in the world tion as a cook must r? 42 percent produce less than 500 be upheld and she tons per annum and only 23 mines stakes it on CeJarde'c have an annual output of over cwsit M ercrytlmc. bs;,; . : .or. will not cisep-26,000 tons and these mines the f u j ? v'-rrv car a Order in to seeks war cripple agitator k' kind cf crr.i pa times. 5$ every cay. -- li indy and are Calumet shipbuilding Mining " td ingredients ap h:", dustries that may be classed as the approved oincia" ' hi U. S. Food Autnoi.ae . strong, arms of the government. n You savo ntr? ) jc f'iv it. Success in the waj depends upon I You save vh.is you i.s,. j their unhampered production. ,.h 3 Mining not alone supplies the metals indispensible to success on the field of battle, but the gross' profits and corporation taxes on the industry supplies th sinews of war. Western mining states enjoy From May 1st, the Hyrum great prosperity due largely to libOffice will he open every eral laws that encourage developand Saturday ONLY. Adv. ment and prospecting and protect capital invested in smelting aud reCheap Sale on Men's Clothing and duction of ores. A mining corporation has to pay Shoes. Star Clothing Store, Logan. Mens Work Shirts y - CALUL52! ft Present Farfcet Value S one-thir- $1.00 l Extra Special Sale Price y--y 69c. - e Buy Your HOSIERY ir (, Notice! - self-feed- stacker. J. E. CHRISTENSEN, Local Agent, Hyrum, for the, Rumely Thresher Co. La Porte, Ind. Whole Dos. COOK LU Mi BESS SS AT THE BOTTOM It Will Pay You. of success. Low prices may help some, but its the fine quality of 6 Pair for the Price of our lumber that brings our customers back time and again. It pays us to sell good lumber. It will I ay you better to buy it. It lasts longer and is mere satisfactory to work up. Try us with e c, The New Junior Ideal Separator 20 x 36 lives up to the reputation that goes with all separators that carry the name maInstead of being just a make-shiRumely Ideal. chine to Meet the needs of a small treshery it has been designed and constructed along the same lines as the larger Ideals and the man who buy sone can count on the long last' ing Rumely Ideal to give satisfaction, Comparatively little power is required to run the 20 x 36 Ideal--An- y tractor capable of successfully pulling three plows can easily handle it fully equipped with and wind In Half or Lots. 5 pair. Every sixth Pair Free. an order and youll come back when you mant more. FonnesbecR Smith Bros. Lumber Knitting Works Co. LOGAN AND HYRUM, UTAH. BElBAMCTMiwaMiai |