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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM. UTAH South Cache' Courier Published Every Friday at Hyrum Utah. . J. A. WAHLEN. Publisher. THE LAW OF SUPPLY AND DEMAND After what has been done to the country during the past two years or more, reference to the law of seems little supply and demand, better than a sort of historical retrospect. But the industrial board, which has been appointed for the purpose of securing an agreement upon prices on a reasonable basis, and their stabilization, is evidencing a confidence in their ability to get away with the job, that is admirable. The purpose' of the board as stated in the official announcements, is to call industry together t group by and let them decide on group, prices to be offered to the Nation as the Governmentally approved judgment of assembled industry on a price scale low enough to "he stable, homogenous throughout the whole fabric, and founded so solidly on a comprehensive review of conditions as to eneourage general buying, including that of the railroads and other Governmental agencies, and the resumption of normal act- ivities. The business groups of the nations responded wholeheartedly to this kind of a proceedure at the outbreak of the war, and the fixing of prices by the Food Administration was done voluntarily under Mr. Hoover, pretty much in the same way that the industrial board, working under Secretary Redfields Department of Commerce seeks to do at this time. ' It is carefully explained by the industrial board that it will not fix prices, but the Government seeks to use its influence to establish what a stable and wholesome it calls scale of prices, by means of which, to .quote the statement farther, the cost of living wilj have so far been reduced as to create automatically on the price of labor without interfering with American standards of ideals for the treatment and living condiiions of labor, and thus the last inflating element will have been withdrawn from prices. The statement certainly was prepared by optimists, and every one will wish them luck in carrying out its well meaning intentions. It is believed, continues the statement, that industry will agree that the cost of living must be substantially reduced before labor should stand the first shock of readjustment.. The general impressions of careful observers of the industrial situation appear to be agreed that there is an eagerness on the part of the business interests of the country to cut the throttle open but that the hestitancy in carrying out such a program is due to the possibilities - Opinion of an Englishman Catdrrhal Deafness Cannot De Cured cannot reach by local applications ux they ear. There la the dlaeaued portion of the only one way to cure catarrhal deafness, and that Is by a constitutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness la caused by an Inflamed condition of tho mucoua lining of Is the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Inflamed ou have u rumbling sound or ImIs It entirely perfect hearing, and when Unless the closed. Deafness Is tho result. inflammation can be reduced und this tube restored to Us mnmul condition, hearing will be destroyed foiever. Many cases of which is deafness aro caused by catarrh, an Inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru .he tdood on tha mucous sun aces of the system We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot Cirbe cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine. culars free. All Druggists. 7lic. F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, O. National Territorial integrity! Some sovereignty! Big words! consider them people sharp weapons and try to use them in encounters with the defenders of the League of Nations. But the defenders have the courage to press against these supposed swords, find, that instead of being pierced and annihilated by them, the swords are nothing but paper, and crumble up on pressure. They are words, not realities. Territorial integrity has almost never been maintained. Transfers of territory have continually occurred. What about Russias possession of Alaska? What about the recent sale to the United States of the Danish Islands? There was no injustice in the transfers of this territory. Most transfers of territory, however, have occurred by war, and the rule is, even though e tha return to France of war was the by exception which proved the rule, the rule is, that transfers of territory through war have usually meant greater injustice than through purchase or arrangement. Being able to grab something that you want doesnt prove that you have any right to want it. It has taken us four bloody years to show Germany this and yet some of us dont seem to have learned it for ourselves. Certainly, territorial changes are inevitable. Any plan which tries to keep things forever as they are is a plan which opp'oses progress. Transfers of territory will continue to occur. The question is whether they would better occur through the rulings of a League of Nations or through war. Cant you endure the idea of a League of Free Nations with the power to discuss and recommend of sudden price fluctuations or the uncertainty regarding wages. Therefore it is very reasonable to assume that if the efforts of the industrial board are successful that we may look forward with confidence to the time when the law of supply and demand will have returned to its place on the pedestal of commerce and industry. Bd J. E. Jones, U. S, Press Assn, Wash., D, C. BANKING TODAY H. G. Hayball Merc. Co. 6 Organized to Reduce the High Cost of Living 10 lbs Sugar for 100 lbs. Sugar for 50 lbs. White Flour Young America Cheese, per pound Large Sack Sun Ripe Oats 1.... 18 Bars White Naptha Soap 8 lbs. Evaporated Peaches 8 lbs. Evaporated Apples : V2 lbs., Onions Fancy Lemons, per dozen 7 Large Cans Tomatoes 3 pkgs. Macaroni, Spagetta or Vermicelli 5 packages Green Tea 4 Cans Asparagus Tips 7 Cans Early June Peas 4 Cans Salmon, 35c Size 12 lbs. Best Navy Beans 60c Bottle df Lemon or Vanilla Extracts 5 Cans 30c Cocoa 8 Cans Sliced Pineapple 4 Large Rolls Toilet Paper .'. Alsace-Lorrain- The is one industry which is carrying on its work quietly and without show, but which is today standing behind our rapid agricultnral development and improvement of flock and herds. The bankig iudustry is showing the farmer the advantage of mdoern methods in farming and thoroughbred livestock. The banks are backing their advice with their money in helping the farmer get his blooded sheep, hogs, cows, horses, bulls, etc. Banking is developing into something more than mere money loaning it is becoming a personal service institution with a great fund of information and advice which it is prepared to furnish its customers, as well as money, , Confectionery Billard Halls , ! Our Wurlitzer Electric Automatic Pianos, Violin, Flute and Orchestra instruments will not only increase your patronage, but also add to your profit. Instruments operated with 'nickel in the slot. Sold on monthly terms. Write us for particulars and Consolidated catalogue, Music Co., Salt Lake City, Utah- - OUrfiuestt'idAp V ) Call phone No. 140, Hyrum, for heavy transfer or any kind of truck hauling. Have also passenger car territorial $1.00 35c $1.00 $1.00 ,25c Eggs, Ranch Butter, Navy Beans and Potatoes. We Buy Full Line of Garden Seeds in Bulk and Packages. Dry Goods Prices for Saturday and Week 25c and 40c Ginghams, per yard and 40c .Percales, Light and Dark, per yd 27c Best American Prints, Reg. 25c per ydi Now 12 c 55c 75c Bleach Pepperell Sheeting per yard 22c1 Hope Bleach, per yard 25c D ine Nainsook, per yard 60c Sale Yards 2.000 Voile, per yard. per yard 25c 2.000 Yds Ripp Dress Goods, 75c per yd. Sale .' 25c per yard 35c 35c K .'. LADIES SUITS, DOLMA COATS, DRESSES AND WAISTS ALL GOING IN OUR MARCH. SALE AT SPECIAL PRICES. COME AND SEE THEM -- This is the Place to Save Money Wre Pay Cash for Liberty Bonds H.G. Hayball Mere. Go. 51-5- 5 WEST CENTER STREET LOGAN, . pit 7 B8SS5SE2 !&& for quick passenger service to any part of the valley. C. H. Nielsen. For Goad Style, Long Wear, Fast Cuior. Insist The Percheron Stallion a CELESTIAN owned by the Hyrum Percheron Horse Co. is now standing at A. D Allens, the former residence of N. A. Jeppesen in 2nd ward. For fur- ther information W. Holm or A. D- - Clothes of PERCENT The Kirschhaum Label Is An enquire of John Allen, Hyrum. Ad thre Upon ALLWOOL-lO- O Guarantee All-Wo- ol wool of real strength the best American and imported dyestuffs only materials of such quality are used in producing the fabrics for Kirschhaum Clothes . No pulling out of shape, no cockling of edges, no fading of color. Its the fine woolens and the fine Kirschhaum workmanship. LIVE, & We have sold them for the past long-fibere- d years and they give satisfaction. At this price and at $40 and ' We have repairs for all wheels. $45, the new Spring styles fabrics. in guaranteed all-wo- $ CALL AND SEE US ' Copyright, 1910, A. B. Kincfabaum Coopig, ol Thatcher CIo. Co, HYRUM DRUG CO. o UTAH Subscribe For THE SOUTH CACHE COURIER See Our American Bicycle Its a Beauty. . $1.00 .1 As Arnold Bennett says, Well, if you prefer war, have it! If you prefer the ideal of individual absolute sovereignity and independence, the absolute right to do what you choose so far as physical force allows if you prefer this Prussian ideal, have it. Admit immediately that militarism cant be beaten! Let militarism survive arrogant and undefeated. For why should you contend against an ideal which you prefer to the only ideal that opposes it? Special Correspondence. $1.00 $10.25 $2.25 33c 75c $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 25c 30c $1.00 25c $1.00 50c $1.00 |
