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Show i K '. FACE TTTO '- THE PROVO PORT -:v :t "Vr Jfffi POST: EDITORIAL PAGE II. C.I licks ' KDTTOR Good Business A Name For Every Farm Senator Smoot andJhe People if Managers) FRIDAY oct.d Value of Health Industry N. ' 7 There is food for reflection in the fact that Utah county is a great corporation valued e erh asSen slot The custom of naming the farm is spreading Never in all ofand tulvaatageoua-pursu- it Reed Smoot been placed so prominently before all over the United States. Iowa is probably at over $17,000,000.00 and the commissioners ' of corindustrial of this Is are the this lead operations, and even ;tlie the voters of Utah as at present. Ills enemies thead of other statesat present but its managers county great for real or anticipated war may have been brought to recognize the fact that he threatened. Farmers are not naming theirplaces poration. During the past two years the county preparation about two has been of under the the a has one the" United ot mere that bring of sentiments promptly the hygienic reforms which for management stands. today peers saketltthongh made-goodd Democratic farmcommissioners. choice of names. The Have they ! preaching and earnest exhortation States Senate. By twelve years of constant ap- lot to do with thhe We believe the answer will come from are at best slow in promoting. The plication to duty and hard work, he has slowly er recognizes 'the advertising' value that a good safety climbed from a place at the very bottom, where farm name creates. Charles Dillon of the north, south and center that they have failed, to first slogan which one hears in nearly every his right Jo a seat jn the upper house of the- sas Agricultural College pointed to this feature give this county good business management for city of the United States at the present time is national government was seriously questioneiLwkenJie said V Ljthepasttweyears andthe peopIeareentitledone aspect of a movement-t- o in ere asp, the "per. individual "sonalweIfareof-th- e Mr. .on account of his religion, to the very top. Ilia Farmer! ; to a change. Why dont you advertise, easing tbe to the carelessness .Gct a name for your fami and then advertise by liability injury through Struggle Democraf rom the two t pi gh thTbeginmpg hot only did they Question his right to.. a eat, that name. Suppose you choose the name of Tic commissioners showed every evidence of the- - nUa fellowman. The same spirit crops out. in e but the people of Utah were looked upon aka Fairview. Then buy under the name of Fair- - lack - of business "methods. Whn they began worker -- cn ra(e commandments which are the of those of other view, sell under the name of hairview, have your association posted conspicuously here and there people unfit for making the appointments for the different butter marked Fairview, print Fairview on your jjcesihey went to the Democratic central com' in factories Where personal injuries and loss of Wat ir"the re8ult today! Ctahi''stands '1' berryboxes 'and have eggs marked"" Fairview, mittee and there they made up the official regis- life, furnish unfortunate, and Ict it be frankly high in the sisterhood of states. Iler congress- - paint Fairview on your wagon boxes and have ter. The matter of efficiency" was sidetracked added unprofitable incidents in the conduct of ional delegation has gained the respect of all. Fairview printed on your letter heads and en- - and the only question asked was that of party ' manufacturing operations. The reminder thou gains. addedforce when its value is Tt wont be long until thename"of your loyalty. This matter became soflagrant that in terms of practice and daily exper-not.a- n the members would ask each' other whether or xPressed in the more vague language of rather enPe than applicant for the position had the com-considerations.' And accordingly there East West. or we travel to the and the farmer can just as well advertise his mittees endorsement. If so the appointment ftllical Today the. peopie of Utah" are "respected and honored as "are butter, eggs and produce. forcejn such direct admonitions as would be made.rThe result of such a method sa those of Either states. There Is a cause for the , compilation-for-n- se thefollQwing,.iromA.recent Let the progressive farmers of thisTneigh- - KasbeenpIaihTy''evident. 7" & d . change of sentiment, and the clean, borhood name their farms. Pick out a good I, need look to our county roads alone to ,, U 8 work of Senator Reed Smoot in the United name and let us know. ns 9 or and-sBunecessary C.n ee publish it A . . the few , months ago gross incompetency. .... States Senate has done more to crystal that good that will the title for your sole use. fW ff n.r P ay praCt'Cal.3.kea' by The boulevard needed d repair. ' will toward the carelessness thou mayest do Injury which of than Utah any other people Just for a starter we will suggest a few supervisor did the Job and when The Post called thy will have effect unto the third and fourth gen- cause. Not only has he made a great name for names to the fact that the boulevard was be- attention erations to follow. himself but he has made a great-namfor Utah. Brookfield, Brookside, Blue Grass, Brush- - ing ruined with a coat of clay the clay was taken "Remember thou are not the only one on the "While Reed Smoot has been in the United ville, Buckeye, Cedar Ridge, Clover Dale, off again. At Pleasant Grove a good printer job, and that other lives are just as important States Senate, Utahs industries have been pro- -' CloVer Wave, Country Maze, Cedarhurst, Crows landed the job of road supervisorT' He was a as thine own. to of whenever and her peothe last tccted any Nest, Cherry Grove, Elmhurst," Forest Lawn," good printer, hut all he knew about roads would - Thou shalt not throw matches or greasy ple called on' the senator for aid, whether it be Fruit Hill, Gladbrook, Glendale,! Green Ilills, never create a sensation if the reports coming great or small, he has responded quickly and his Gold Sheaf, Golden Rule, Highland, Ilomeville, from that city count.- For weeks the LakeWiew waste on the floor, as a dirty worker is a clumsy worker, and a clumsy worker is a menace to his efforts for the most part have been successful. Honeycomb, Ilomeagain, nillcrest, Hoosier Hall, and Vineyard people suffered the ill effects of Hundreds of Democrats in Utah know that they I Honeysuckle Lodge, Jersey Fruit Farm,' Lone-tredusty- roads while their sprinkler was kept un These and similar timely suggestions, "put in have been given only the best of treatment. Liberty nail, Locust Grove, Maple Lane, used at American Fork. Numerous other dis- a form that "is sure to attract notice, cannot fail "While they have been in "Washington, his home Maple Lawn, Maplehnrst, Meadow Brook, Ma- tricts find the same inefficient syslem at work to promote the mutual and reciprocal interest of triias been their home, and they have appreciated ple Crest, Manhattan, New Era, Oak .Ghove, and the gross incompetency of the Democratic the employer and the employed. Modern rtf'T7nty"'thOR(whoscrhist"fofuffice---nrfTgh- t PinlhurstPopTars7Trospect'Place7Ha'vemV6od,"''membersof r T , from envy Are. opposing the senator ioday,.The; River dale, . to., complain .seriously., ,at Jhe, folly of Tie has him. of with served are Utah iong ago that the individual ean no longer claim-- a -people Short norn,Shadyside, Sleepy Hollow, Shep- - - the present county administration. thera, so well that they cannot replace him with-- , herds liberty in his actions, independent of his Retreat, Shady Valley, The Elms, The the neighbor, Our disclaim are to Democrats Trying loss and not does Utah e state provisions for, quarantine,, vac-- , r,, out great Elms, The Maples. The Locusts, The Meadows, but in raise for taxes, the county responsibility cination e and divers other ene- against small-po: want that loss. Even many of his Walnut Lane, Water Edge, Weeping Willow, of doors the. at the laid be ' bkme the only caiJ in - mles have sworn to the interest of the public health regulations because not. him, support Woodcrest, Woodeaves, , has set administration. Democratic It present in the been enforced have,' Smoot are not because love past, more, but only with the -they "they 0- of members The itself. unto a law as itself up comes that blind-t- o from lack of annoyance the, interests of Utah and her people. DONT DO THAT AND DO. the board of commissioners failed to confer with and from personal resentments and sneers scoffs the the Temember together with Too'many How HanyHraesliave ydul'eard a atheror" tbe'9tate'boftr of equaIizatTon. ThIs county was7the indifference for restrictive-rule- s T the people, f Utah were forced to endure before that Is bred the of hoard is the .one and 5n a mother command a jn of free people." Yet now we rpPorn? boy in the words quoted community this great character went to Washington and V two or three counties that jnade its tax levy for see, in the combined - there demonstrated Jo the world, that Htah. is . above ! IIow often our fathers and mothers proenterprise and altruism of -the board, consulting ensning Jhe yearwithout modern us from hibited this and that! And as as statesmen doing employers, protective devices put in right just rapidly great "affairs of Ignorance public gross showing again desire do the to the prohibited thing grew operation to secure, withont friction or-- , resentaway other, states., of lack and a Only foresight..kept arrogance ment, the same sort of .welfare results that he Utah county will vote for Reed Smoot, $trongerthan ever. Its human -- nature.- We , from in commissioners the working harmony federal government or state or municipality in much this when dont even we change respect and conFrary to the predrjtionsof his enemies.' is and of hoard it state th the equalization, find difficulty in getting under way. older." .would is That, perhaps, rOlUtiP 1' great majority here. He has grow why it is so hard ll "Trc'om"iTeteryFnT6fcF7eHataWsagamsTbab'Fhis--alonehichcause.de.JItalL3;Q3intjLtheJn' not praised Utah and her people at home and aL . iL tacked.them abroad. Smoot is for Utah where-eve- r its, such as cigarette smoking or the use of' so hard on taxation. LATEST SOCIETY FAD. want Do trust .the afVoter: to Mr. the you after Is law was liquor. and Utah Shortly occasion, whatever The he the latest fad in society is the tub cure. In or js r i ti hands in the of a Utah of fairs in managecounty passed Indiana, are not many the and began for persons state its people this the patient arises just as the crisp air of the smoking forjSmoot," cigarettes just because the . states command ment which will "be absolutely subservient to a morning is mellowed by the first sunbeam. An c. dont do that lent a certain piquancy to the political maehine which dictates the affairs of ordinary washtub is then filled with hot water l -U V r V, ).fl 4( lU t satisfaction of, smoking. And everyone, has. your great corporation along purely political and soap-sudinto which various articles, of. s, uft v tTHATiROYLANCE PREDICTION. heard of the persona who, when liquor is easily linp, whose, entire purpose is to pay off poli-- linen are thrown. After they are thoroughly , i .0 hr lsceriainly amusing to; Jbear : the Homo obtainable, never really feel that they want .a tical debts, contracted during the campaign, saturated the takes them up one at a patient, prats make thpir. usiilpctober, predictions, for drink, hut who, the moment they come into dry . regardless of the abality of the man appointed time and rubs them .S briskly up and down on a p. if Pflx a shqrtjiw&,after they kaw been made, territory, become seized with a parching thirst. nto office! The present high tax, in. Utah" eoun- - washboard placed in the tub," This is kept up VhetLlhey,. begin, lo count tip fh8 Jesuits wlrch But parents are learning. So are governments ty is largely due tojhis class of help, until the hands, arms and face are glowing pink. reverse o .thepredictionsT:" Ourefthy" and lawmaking bodies- The world moves and always Qo .The patient thon goes into the' open air and commission m erchant, --William T Mf Roylanoe, r jsj is disis that COMPETITION fastest the rural moving OF POVERTY COMING. part hangs all the linen articles pn a line stretched for , predicting that' Jamese lOIoyftiTilh carry ,Utvh t rjriet The young man on the farm fs being giv- that purpose. The one completing the task first the you arC reading every day of chance. The Federal government Old terrible -slaughter hr the European war, Mr. announces the time to the' others over the tele- Sam;himself-- iS looking..out and, is entitle to ii pnW Jt. jsexciting yon stopped Jo.conBider.what, 4hq-p- W, Democrat than J W N Jiia-.puMicc- - b wide-sprea- - by--de- f! n t: oi-th- -- t. er -- - . ,.i high-minde- --- We f pre-em- pt fr Provo-Olmste- e -- - tU V fellow-worker- 1'' s. e, C( V -- btmj't 'WT Roseland,--Sycamore,,..,Demoer- v " tJ to-th- old-tim- x, 00 -- -- !t v -- Kb4 - fag-Wi- t , anti-cigaret- te ! . It I t ? wr 7 , , , V, 59aj4V Jude Jes-Momm- ent 4 - a ? .. . tr'morn caTcfully abJ" predicts u victory forPcn t fothq i wao sPecial,18ls Bosto mafce directly when the war is over! Right now mil- are'beinJ, recruited from-th- e great beet enterg into the factories "and 'great industrial" IT All frequent eyery day.ji Tw v (ibv v A T? iA Hfl rf Shjh .1 mTw (Vlready the Democratic free trade has closed ten sugar factories and sugar is higher now than in y.cars. - By the time the .war is over, the Z turrled into" a gatne which he plays .with almost 4 ' ffH' ,V will. give, our Derftocratic'friendsjhc great .instauee, would be, hidden to exercise his bud- nr est snrprisc of' their lives on Noreinbcr think " i ding architectural geniuj1 in constructing the 1.' !. !.V 1' the .Now en-lyood-pile- , flerM goveniment r I4.TJ f 43 1 , . . . ,A, ! s :NO PATENT QN .THIS. T and will show courages him to build aqj w.-- jn nil - U4 1 - V -- " 1. . 'r i. 1 bird-house- ftt ,t him how. has devised a rftt trap ifpo.i JAri I6wa farmer : .4'- - j j.c .t one t but wmch ti irwhic,n. j - ,..,rv -- .j--,- ,' ! - r, n .. The age of dont is gone. We are living any the fife. demands age of do i troublwl with- rats ean nse. mile purchased a big. tiu galvanized iron bncketor garbage pail and' t'Y io Jli JiUed it third barrj Jlc it ve tk 11iiiJ.i115.of nl on top of tlw watcr a layer of w sfullof watT sroat eitX right hero at S3 ' chaffynat? an inch deep, Tho nextniQrhing he' Provo if we4 all boost for it. There k no reason , ' ."-.4 . I ."I' ' If epjptited put mixture of water, oats and drown, , rwjiy .it should not be the metropolis Of the south -rebaitinb his trap; and the next- as Hat! Lake is of the north, Sat Lake. has a f ,r t Yesults and found 'that he great start over if we will get into the hdfigiirbd morning !'.-- . i ' i w - . 'i i f . v j T' and malice but we .with aforethqnght,. gotten game get in right cauccrtainiygam in v .aimlcasly declares will it rid of eighty-rrrid Let us carry " the'- au,d jopnlarity ratf,J.Ie population, : . .. .Wr.mii-dortt.il.,do of tJ.c xudiviJual to tl.e ,Jo of tl.e , claims, p,-patcn- anJ-yojircti-- - Cities are laid in ruins, huge indemnities are be .impoverished farm laborer of Europe if you are ing levied on small citiea and towns and they to row beets and keep your lands thus em- are even now drawing upon their last resources, ployed. Ag the war continues such countries as Belginm for all to demand f by outs;de help ony tion against- - the fiercecompetition of protee desperat e "When these hosts of the. nations rush from poverty. There ,ia one way. you can assist m the battle fields to the farms and mills, the fierershiitling out this desperate competition and that competition of desperate poverty will begin, is by voting the Republican tickpt and r -- . 1 1 7 - , us,-bu- u- r rtrf(,r ,ough ,0 Wack br,d le,p ..Dcmocris lop, body andboul togctiier. Farm and factory pro- duets will be turned on the markets of tho world and especially the United States and the South American nations, at prices to the wholesalers flifltwin moeJ iliA-wAi'- r Ll - fhUeomnptitinn great .mgaf cause it has. temporarily taken Way the disas trous competition of free trade But'they have failed to' figure on the disastrous results of the am, "n 1 ?VfJ enter into the of He waring nation, n, it know that the American farmer and manufacturer is entitled to the first chance at the American martet. . x |