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Show t ' i .SIIIIIGTOII Ell It'was a hard r GIIIEER TELLS OF a- - good; life lifei; but-- WORTH - O. LEIGHTON REGARDS UTAH lENATOU AS VALUABLE MAN. Tha manager of the Post Is In re Apt of the following letter- from 7. C. Orem, president of the Salt ake and Utah Railroad Co. which i self emplanatory. For the information of oar readers ve publish both Mr. Orems letter cmd the letter to which he refers: - THE 14 ARMS OF THE SERVICE ' , Ut. N. C. Hicks, ,( ; ,, J - I Proro, Utah .. ..j . loar Sir: a. of what your political Regardless party may be, I know that you,' as a citizen, will be interested in reading the attached copy of a letter which was received by our Chief Engineer, from M. O. Leighton, an engineer of Washington, D. C. From close observation and personal experience, I can Touch for the truth of Mr. Leightons .statement of Senator Smoots, seryice to the Nation, and agree with him that the people of Utah ought to regard It as a high privilege at this time to con- the tribute to the National welfare v , services of Reed Smoot. ' Yours very truly, ' (Signed) W. C. Orem. President. -- - - I March 24, 1910 . . ... 9 The Recruiting Sergeant can give you the information that will help you decide which branch fits you .best In all of them you win get the1 fine training as a soldier that, the United States offers all its men inmany branches Vou can get ' highly specialized training. . ' h 4 I , f 1 of ' I , CAVALRY When the horses are champing st the bit and the 'Yellow legs mount up end tbs troop rides forth, there is a thrill that no old cavalrymen con ever forget. A horee of your own a good outdoor life and training for future success. " - Action Front" comas FIELD ARTILLERY the command then watch the boys with the red hat cord snap Into it A happy outfit with tha of mounted Service added to In targeting work that calls for head end hand. Motors If you wish. hand over my WHEN said, Never I Army engineering Is known the world over for its excellence and an enlistment in the engineers can bo the start of a young man's training in tbs various branches of engineering end in any of tha mechanical and building trades. CORPS OF ENGINEERS March 15, 1920. Washington, D. C. 0. Leighton, Consulting From Engineer, to the Engineers of Utah. Subject, Reed Smoot. As one engineer to another, I want t talk to yon concerning 8enator M. Living on the eea coasts, guarding big cities with big guns, getting time for otudy and a wide and good technical training, the C. AC. man ie preparing for a useful life and good pay and io having a good time while ha learning. Tha C. A. C. also mans tha mobile big gun regiments throughout the country. . Lr COAST ARTILLERY t Meals well, ' did you ever see I got out of the Army, I raised i , Smoot. The men who have made the name doughboy feared end respected throughout the world welcome you to the comradeship. Fine fellows good fun and good training In any school at the post you govo. ' INFANTRY1 . i J ''it- I f derby and J again, hope! And I am here to state that I was just one of about 3,000,000 who felt like that only stronger, It was my privilege to kick and believe me, I did. I couldnt get out too quick I wanted a feather bed, restaurant food end trousers that machine. And even right now, with the peacetime lack of hardship, it's still no place for tha flapped around my cnklei lad who wont "play ball." But now that I'm out, civil life fa not all that But, the man who does his duty, who snaps we cracked it up to be! And the Army looks into spirit of the game, who stands on his like a pretty good place, after all. j own the feet who plays hard and plays dean there Ive been and seen and dene things that I is the chap .who gets along end eats up the wouldn't give up my memories of, for anything. Army life.- , ' I had a fine crowd of buddies two-fistHe leams how to handle men, he rises in rank men with a regular mans outlook on life. as fast as he proves Iiimself. 7 T learned how to take care of myself jrnd all! He is intrusted With important and interest' comers to hold ' my own, with .the , best and . ing work. f with the Woit 1 He gets more money dear than he could save y ' And I learned the sort of in civil life. discipline that makes a man able to ' handle men.. Ho comes out with' a better education he has a real time with I got pretty fair dothes not as in a good crowd of regular as the good Army gives peaco Where the time but warm and plenty of them" U. S Army Serves Hes seen something and been and they didnt set me back ff, and done something for something Americas troops ere serving in sixty a suit either, the littla old U S. A. Panama, Hawaii, the Philippine Being a resident of the District of ' a fc v v Columbia and therefore a disfranch' BALLOON SERVICE CORPS) AIR (Including ised citizen. - My talk can have no i The man who gets tbs early edgs in experience . Altical significance. I am ignorant with aeroplanes and balloons has a chance M cash of the political situation in Utah, la big on bis army training. For flying is only in its infancy and it's going to bo a profitable business and, am without information, as to ' for men with the right experience. Nr. Smoots prospects for . ... . . , , j ordnance la I do not know who will be his opponORDNANCE DEPTw-Th- e appealing ent nor whether he will be opposed. to the studious young American. To wide opporThis letter is sent without Senator tunities 'of study, It add a badness as well as a - t T moots knowledge. The tact that technical training. ' i ' s4sa Republican has no weight in SIGNAL CORPS Whether it's laying a wire statement! Were he a Democrat n front a at a gallop or installing a wireless Station that will flesh Its message half around the rtealmoney, would In no wise be 4ed. I AM thinking only of Reed , world, the Signal Corps is tharp, and a man who barns radio telegraph and telephone work in the ot the legislator, his .advice to Signal Corps la always valuable. loss ot that the the country, and re-- t is not he It v sustain will .try MEDICAL DEPT. Good experience, good pay, aed to the Senate. and training in all branches of hospital work. Excel- -. , 1 have been' a resident ot Wash lent opportunity for future success. The Veter. f ton during all of the IT years Inary Corps teaches the cere of horses as wall as meat and milk inspection. t Mr. Smoot has been in the Sen-- ( Alaska, China, German?, Siberia and here In the U. S. A. The Ke During all that time I have era! ting Sergeant orfll gtadi? give i man CORPS The knows who motors TANK gas t i closely observant of the work ?oe ell the detafia. who wonts to know them is inor tractors and I accomplishments of the men in vited to join the Tanka. Radio, machine gun and Like every oee elm in the Arm? ( irees I am under no obligations "ordnance work are all parts of the Tank Corps from Gonoral to Buck Private, t Senator Smoot, nor do I expect work. yoara tinder orders end if your outfit move sod you're needed t be. My acquaintance with him CORPS The that elsewhere, yocr duty is to go. Corps QUARTERMASTER mat-official I ) been confirmed to foods and clothes tbs Army offers a valuable train j, with respect to which he has inf for future business. Interesting work for the ' often me more ' than with i greed " who llkka horses in the Remount Service. :rwlae. My estimate of him is , CON STRU CTION DIVISION Practical work i engineers estimate, which t am in the many trades ie pert of the every day Ufa of the one the is of because it f ing you Construction Division. Many opportunities to t 7 few ways by which 1 in my learn the trades of highly paid specialists. franchised condition, can render t - CHEMICAL WARFARE SERVICE For a man ' f vice to $ny country. J. r with a little knowledge of chemistry ot lot any , Jenator Smoot is one of the most like would who man to that ambitious young get -- r ; .hful, diligent, and Taluable men .43 Oleson , : knowledge, there is intereating work and rapid ; t P have ever seen In public life, C. W. & In the advancement I i industry is untiring, and the ex- a of his information-concerninMOTOR TRANSPORT CORPS-- A thorough SALT CITY i i participation In legislative mat- practical training in motors and their ecceasoriea, alis be we in and in driving as well, given the may ( i is astonishing. If schools of the Motor Transport Corps. ed to Judge from the number and ortance of his committee assign-- i ' its, regular and special. It would fallhad xi as though the Senate ( t into the habit ot depending on ' z ator Smoot whenever matters r ie in which the principal requlre- i uts are brains, industry,- good and devotion to the pub-RETURNS FROM MEETING. ' tldn, industry and good judgement of other man that Utah can send ? ' lie interest. . I do not know how well Mr. Smoot The U. 8. Senate puts the deadly our representatives in Congress. It Articles of incorporation ot the parallel on all its members. Men would be a wanton sacrifice of the has satisfied his' constituents nor Knight Starr Jordan, secretary n .Farmers Mercantile Agency of there and influence require position and treasurer of the Comstock public interest to fall to' send Mr. what he has done for the local benebeen have tiled with the county The leading fcy virtue of ability.. j Smoot back to the Senate. fit ot Utah. Irrlspectivs of his per- clerk. The'' new association pro-- i Phoenix Mining company, has Just committee of the Senate is that on In the conduct of your engineer- formance in these respects please poses to carry on a, general mer- returned from Virginia City, Nev., r Finance. Senator Penrose of fen-- l give your engineering estimate ot chandising business' and Is capital- where he attended a meeting of the la the chairman, but next ing work yon look only tor results. nsylvania the following proposition: At this ised at f 100,000, which is divided board of directors ot that company. ' to him Senator Smoot appears to be Yon cleave to the man who produces , shares of spar value of He reports that the capital stock was particular time the real question Is Into ' the dominating force. The next results, no matter wh&t year Individ- not what a man may do In Congress $50 2,000 j There are about 140 Increased from 1,000,000 to 1,500,-00- 0 share. per Senate committee in Importance is ual opinion may be ot bis personal- for shares. The company expecta local benefit In Utah, but Incorporators, ot whom the followmerely Senator ity, bis politics, or the color ot his that on Appropriations. tc contribute what State that may ing are officers and directors: Isaac Smoot is the ranking member ot that hair. The time has come when we the Nation. The people oJLUQaJh Hansen president and director for on committee He is Chairmap of the mast ran the Government along the to regard it as a high privilege term; W. F. Tannpy, vice Public Lands and also a member same lines, with a serions realiza- ought to contribute the time to at this and director for three-ya- r president ot the important committees on Pen- tion of the fact that the Government , Kl the services ot Red? national welfare J. C. McClellen, director, tfrfm; He needs proven men as it never needed sions. Printing, and Territories, ' Smoot. C. direcR. term; Hawkins, also has many special committee as- them before. Shall Utah deprive the Your very truly, tor, term; N. L. Simmons, signments. This constitutes the Nation of a proven manT Would yon M. O. LEIGHTON. term; J. Fred director, three-yea- r a "it evidence as to the way in which deprive your owfr professional estabQtt, secretary and treasurer. Senate itself regards the qualif- lishment of snch a man at such a Mr. Louis Young, 1632 i tim as this la It not obvious that - - . ies ot Mr. Smoot. Clifford .SL, Rochester, N. SUES FOR $1,582.50. These are very grave times in the after a service of 1? year? in the Y4 writes: Clauds F. e L Baker Baktr of our Nation o grave that, United. States Senate, during which "I suffered for thirty years Attorneys and Counselors With chronla borrrl treable, John Lundburg has filed suit in ataae. Mr. Smoot has become more fami'pec. live of political party consld-ontronWIe and kemnikain of nch the district ourt against 11, B. Hicks the bowel. the ablest and most exper- liar with Government matters than al- -j BAKER & BAKER - We bought a bottle of Peruna to recover $1,582.50 alleged to be d men of the country 108 W. Center St. Elk R fhfuurt b4 pught to most any otherjnan in the country, r bciraa .a Congress. better, dueplalntlff oaThe' sale ofhouso-jOur 'future will 'be will render, better service to the Provo, Utah Eureka, Utah. Aiy wife persuaded me to con..hold furniture, a Ford automobile, T be determined tinue. and I took some by the devo- - 'Nation at this crucial time than any time aa directed.. Mow I noa a farming implements, etc. Weil nun." 1 hungry; , ; looking soldier? v rear-rank Wq all kicked then. Some ofthe generals will always kick; Yoti can t please ' , some birds ever. The Army never was a bed of roses it was not meant to be. It is a, powerful fighting . 5 ed C v'- j . reel-ca- , he-me- n. . - 1 - ( The Nearest U. S. Army Recruiting Stations Ares -- PROVO -- v(a,VW. V--t VC.'itoom East Center St r V3vv'.., Martin - n-- - I in Charge. LAKE . 1 ed u. 1 ,1 - - A personal interview involves no obligation a ' UNITED - fement Pay-Iso- to resume operation soon, according - to Mr. Jordan. Whlle away Mr, Jordan visited his parents. Dr. and Mrs. David Starr Jordan, who reside In California, , j ( , two-ye- ar one-ye- ar - J two-ye- ar flow n. ThU F j W offer $100.00 for any ones of catarrh that cannot be cured by HALL'S CATARKH MIDICINE. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE to tak-e- n tha Blood internally and acta on tha Mucoua Surfaceathrough of tha fryatom. Sold by drurxieta for over forty yean, Price no. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney to Co,. Toledo. Ohtok FI-ISy-Made Me a Well Man ess M-- ! s, i - i T It-f- A S Suffered thirty year with stomach trouble and hemorrhages of the bowels. or Utelf er Tabled pen |