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Show tt; S3TCT jssa&rssi; "rGI.TTT3 ins feovo fcst f ness volume will consist Big Busi- Chicagos Men to Talk With the President CHICAGO, July 4. The of Chicago business men ' The Democratic platform of 1912 says : , After years of trouble and quarreling over Iho best authorities of Jhe We recognize that our system of Tariff irrigation in this state, is intimately connected with the business of entire world have come to us with ,the astounding ' information that Utah, with other western states, country, and we favor the ultimate attain-iover watered.'. Now the Agricultural College ment of the principles we advocate by legislation indusof this state has prepared a table on the injurious that will not injure or destroy legitimate menace . and why it is a . try. effect of V..r And yet in the brief space of eight months to the state, a follows) -n 1. Smaller,crQp yields- are obtained 'the country has been injured, tvery industry-i' used. water Unit of each for )articularly the followings - ' 2, 31 ore plant food is taken up by The sugar industry, both agricultural as to . - the plant for each pound of crop r r cane and beets, and the production of sugar from 3. , The quality of the crops is greatbeets. ly reduced, Jrojt and steel. 4. Straw is produced at the expense Lumber. ' ; of, grain. Wool growing. 5. Plant food is washed out of the r Woolen manufactures. , soil. - , Cotton manufactures. Lower-lyin- g lands become water, 6.' Building. " ' ' -- - , 3 logged. Railroading. r 7. Other dry lands are cheated of Printing and publishing. : irrigation water. Leather. - 8. The .extension of the irrigated Cars, carriages and wagons. area is hindered. Furniture, etc. 9.- ', A wholesome community spirit In short, every industry but one has been lowered wherever water is wastefully hurt. . It is said that pawnbrokers were never so used. flourishing, though the vast savings accumulated 10. Utahs future depends on the under fifteen years of Protection, have not ; yet economical use of irrigation water. been so depleted as to (drive aH to the pawnshops. ,,,11, Utahs irrigated area can be When Jt is remembered that the present Tardoubled by the mors economical use of iff is only the first step of the the water now-takout by onr canals we can well contemplate with awe and anxiety and reservoirs. what a second and third step would bring. . There are 3,000,000 wage earneif working "Every irrigator in Utah,County should .nice heed' of these statements, for they are. made by short hours or wholly unemployed in the country engineers who' have traveled over the state hnt today. r have made the tests in all kinds of soils, and they The first step toward remedying thig condit Uta just.-whaknow; they are talking about, tion will be a pronounced protest by all ProtecCounty, with other counties, xhas need of every tionists at the polls-ne- xt fall. The second step drop of water it can get, for there, are still thous will bfe the election of p Protectionist President ands of acres of fertile soil producing practically and Congress in 1916. It is the only way. to nothing, while other sections are only producing cheek further injury and restore prosperity such a part o fthe crops they should because of as always accompanies Protection. 'When the farmer can irrigate scien rrF!tifically and use just enough water, all will be PROTECTING THE CHILDREN. ' piore prosperous. . 1 One of the most enooufaging$igns of the movement to prevent the times is the nation-wid- e RIO GRANDE BLOCKS TRAFFIC. children for long hours and amqj Once more the residents living south of the working of little or at tasks for'whicdf they! conditions tracks in this city are complaining of the treat- unsanitary No not fitted. sympathy is due the forces ment they are getting fiom the Denver & Rio are Grande. For weeks they have been delayed at that would oppose the regulation of this evil. If the short intervals on account of freight trains block- we raay believe the stories of mills some some of of sections the in of ing the crossings for four and five blocks at a operation time and standing on the tracks for almost nu the country constitutes a crime against the race. The picture of children with wan faces or distorthour, while the pedestrians have had to stand and ed bodies toiling, for. long hours in unhealthful) wait for the train of cars to move on. places can not fail to arouse horror among A few arrests of train crews might put an Americans. Such conditions are not end to the nuisance for a time at least, and the only revolting to humane feeling, but they are officers should bo on the alert for-thworst cf disastrous. When - children are economically these cases, and make a ffw more examples. stunted iu mind or body the future must pay the y f 0 cost of the present policy. n THE WILSON TANGO- Various sfates have taken the question up ilson TanWashington is laughing at the with vigor and compulsory school laws and laws the in the WiLon-Brya- n go, very latest development of children ot tender age against the employme Mexican pojiey. it is described as follows: have been enacted. Bu some of these laws are One step forward open io objection in that they a re too drastic. Three steps backward Ohio furnishes a striking example. It has been Hesitate and then by the State Industrial Commission Some just call itjhe Bryan Tango. - announced that" boys under 15 and girk under"! 6 years ot o age can not, even during theiFvaeation, do work One of our friends vvantedto lick jus yester- in the forbidden occupations, TJiesc occupations day when we accused him of kissing the cook. are al)0Ut the ones open to Residents' ofthe And when we told hinrhc ought to be ashamed o? larger towns and cities. They include work in, himself for not doing so he saw a great light and about or in connection with any mfil, factory, rushed home and embraced his wife for the first workshop, store, office, office building, restaur lime in ten years. Dont ask us. ant, boarding house, bakery, barber shop, hotel, - j0 0 0 - ' apartment house, bootblacks stand, public staeven learned ble, garage, laundry, place of amusement or has thet Many a city fisherman club, in the distribution, transmission or sale oYmer' or fish wont bite for a wateMiog. Especially when ; he wades down a stream with big boots and blocks chandise. their water supply. The law is naturally proving unpopular ( parents and tq children who have an ambition tl A Conntctieut couple for twenty years have do something. Vocational training Is in its inabstained from, eating the morning meal. At fancy and work during vacations has always perthirty cents per, that would amount to about mitted the learning of trades or at least the nature of trades. Boys and girls in cities will be forced $2,190.(10. Some economy, that. " O ' 0 .Q to spend their vacations in idleness, unless; they We wouldnt think of questioning Roosevelts can find Work in the country or in the few voca claim that he discovered a new river in Brazil, tions that are not prohibited. This will do them but really the colonel ought to record the age of great harm. The boy who never does any 'work until he completes school is not likely to be of the infant. o much use. The framer of the'law were tieher A British member of parliament vises homing very careless in drafting it or they were swept bv oigoons to communicate with his constituents. their opposition Jo child labor into another Well take ours between crusts, almost as bad. The sooner . children are "- io to do remunerative work, 'without interfer- When you hear a man continually sneering! taught their health or their schooling, the betst the home paper its a safe bet he owes the editor a dollar. ter off they will be. we: -- OF GLASS te s over-irrigati- - -- , - CAPITAL UR PLUS $50,000 100.000"-- SM CUB PROMISE VS. PERFORMANCE. J OTAR PROVO CTT V-r--'-- -- 8 lected yesterday to represent this DIRECTORS: city in the conferences to be held . busiReed Smoot, President. by President Wilson with leave will ' ness men of the country, C. E. Looser for Washington Tuesday, it was L. Holbrook, R. R. Irvine, Sr., W. announced today. ,The committee If Your Back Hirts or Bladder L Blersach, Geo. Taylor, 8r. is headed by Joseph IL Defrees of Bothers YouJ Drink Lots , 'l Roger Farrer. the Chicago Association, of Jot. T. Farrer. Cashier ofWLter. which" named- - the delegaJos. A. Puttie, Assistant Cashier, ' General Banking Business hurt ana your tion.. Mr. Defrees is,. a .former .When your kldn dc at et scared and I presidenPof the Chicago Bar asso- back feels sore; n Transacted. to load yc ir stomach with a ciation, The other delegates are proceed U. t. Depository for Pental tavtnga lot-drugs that excite the kidneys members of some of the largest and Irritate the e itire urinary tract firms distributing merchandise ip Keep your kidneys clean like you keep by flashing this tradeAmitory--- r W your .ahwdls clean hared esa salts .which reWe, represept fbig business, ; moves mild, the body's urinous waste and said on emember of the committee, stimulates them t their normal activand who has a better right to ity.? Tba function ot the Sidneys is to explain the .needs of business! filter the blood.f lu SC hours they The president has asked for strain from It bt)8 grains of add aud waste, so we cat readily understand the views of business and it is our the vital Import mice of keeping the tr duty to give him the desired in- kidneys 'active. I V f ri Drink lota Of water yots cant drink formation, said Mr.r Defrees. from soy pharmatoo much; also Two j1 .natural cist about .four feunces pf Jad Salts; hotsutpnur water .The .PROTECTIVE , TARIFF take a tablespoopful In a glass of waeach for poolai.amptled breakfast morning before CLCLOPEDIA, , prepared and ter and cloaned twico a few days and hour kidneys will net a weok. made- from Prosalts the American rftmojis,, This ,fine published by lemon and of held juice, the grapes tective Tariff League, New York, Finir far HheuccsSsai and has bee! Ali will be ready for distribution mi combined with lithia, I11 ta clea tf and stirm aad Sad SI or about "August 1st. The CY-- uJate clogged kidneys; also to heu j Tarkitli Baft no v officso ' it , In , will contain the aciaa , the i li' CLOPEDIA tralixe (uribe iti , ciw swtuioe ae .vjrMrfpwtKu ial text uf the Underwood law; 'longer is a source of Irritation, thus the Underwod and PayafrAldrieh,Jsb;;. laws compared, giving every rate injure J makes ) delightful efferves- tii gtJiAik It ijik-tof duty on articles in. both laws; cent lithia-watdrink, which, every- aJ'.Attornfiy:-- ; .That,brief one should take Snow and then to keep what one hundred and fifty-twtranscript . should b wt type as Active Try their clean 'kpd,' kidneys ConThis office is Senators and United' States also keep U& the water drinking) prescribed by. law. Utah zressmen said dor and against the 'this, County with and no doubt jpg Vm wonder what be, the onlj:aiein . cah do the Underwood bill; and g copious of yonr kidney trouble and back-- . ;i,We cpifect typOdex of over 8,000 citations. The ache. Hedguist Drug Co.f (Adv.) , fwbrk promptly and. do it-- , right, i:) v rir , OVER IRRIGATION IN UTAH. se- Provo Commercial & Savings Bank hundred (900) pages and will answer all questions on the Tariff question. com-mitt- H. C. HICKS, Editor of about nine -- - -- Free-Trader- s, .. HR i Vice-Preside- -- i Com-ttierp- ft ( of - 1 1 - it - 1 f It W I j . ,3,. M a j e o in-ca- en , - .img -- Arehieless than adiy other' - concern " t in the State; hence we can sell you a piano for less than any one else. 1 ! over-irrigatio- n' 000-- " f vr- ! ( f l-j- Ai1 ; - , u -- i - L'5 c j Pianos sold by us go direct home. , We have saved many others many dollars, let us do the same for you.-- tof-yjtbyo- V'- es - BLAKE MUSIC COMPANY right-thinkin- g I e oo short-sighte- d SATURDAY IS BUHER WRAPPER DAY 1 Every Saturday we are going to give you a chance to get your butter wrappers at reduced prices side-step- ., oo SIXTEEN OUNCES - . x j ' PURE RANCH' BUTTER 1 i CTCadt by , . Mrs. William J. Goodfellow : Shady jLawn Farm 'Provo $cnch, Provo Utah ff -- -w . -- ex-tre- j Smaller lots priced in proportion. Bring us your orders andave money. Bring or phone your orders to The Post Publishing Co. JPhone 13 1 piiaw: gnuna . |