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Show Friday, July 6. TIIE OGDEN POST the storage is for irrigation puro,.. the science and method of producing through the services of the faith of JccrC3S6 IS SHOWII and 10,000 acre-febe diverted": In con his fathers. oil and its many 64.000 leaving Oakley, Known Power in It is incidents like these which make junction with this has come a might be credited to possible r., business attitude on the part the United States what it Is. It is the Published earh Friday by Tha Og . Summit County Bee. 1910 Since In den Fowl Printing and Publishing com of the head of the industry that inspiration back of his attendance at hat helped places oil on a sound economic plane. Sundfty lervicei which pany, 2428 Kiesel avenue. the country Plans whereby the water to be imto in give oil the WASHINGTON, D. C., July 5. The (kiolidge Ifesident industry Seventy years ago Ocsecond-clain the Echo reservoir may be sincermatter the makes of commerce as well that cost an administration Entered pounded honesty, of of a r,nBisted department Accident tober 17. 1927, at the post office at I j2,000. Since then 700,000 wells have ity and effectiveness, and the same following announcement for the sUte utilized for the generation of power Utah the March make to of Act the will under is influences operate w.n drillecl, and the investment Utah concerning results of the 1927 are under consideration by the Ogden, Utah, of it became Sterling Thornley suffered two estimated at about f 11,000,000,000. Hoover administration one which the census of state prisons and reforma- water storage commission, 3, 1879. M. when last George known week, will drilled. were wells applaud. CU,U rtowycle accident 0 country tories. JjBst year 24,143 made a state report a total had engineer, Bacon, Monday evening. Ogden This tremendous growth naturally The Utah state prison We-bon the resulted in a certain amount of waste, of 145 prisoners received from the on the power possibilities Thornley was endeavoring to at0D Review his courts during the year 1927, as comconfusion, duplication of operation and cycle to avoid an automobile lie recommended that the Weber excessive competition. Yet the public to have .towed . Of pared with 149 in the year 1910. Wiyved file hae always had an unfailing oil service run into a wall lie The decrease in the number of pris- River Water Users association between 1910 with the state engineer an application ceived a cut over the left at a low price, due to executive comear whk Recent rains make Bear river coun- on admissions in Utah TIIE INDIVIDUAL MUST and 1927 represents a still larger de- covering the use of this additional petence. required eight stitched to close REMAIN PARAMOUNT crops look like record yields. out try of water for power purposes, setting to the population also a cut over the right eye in add? As the cooperative movement takes Salt Lake City Work goes on for crease, relative shown by the fact that ita use through the present plants of tion to a bruised hip and wrist. America1'!? tetlyat'thi I form, this great industry, aecond only Alpine scenic highway on Timpanogos the state, as received from the courts the powef company, and enter into the prisoners He was treated at the Dee hospital agriculture and the railroads in end of IJncofnt famous Gettysburg 27.8 numbered 1927 per 100,000 of negotiations with said company to araddition in and City ia now recovering rapidly at hi. gains stril more in Utility, Ike 'Government of the people, vestment, He 39.9 in a with rive at productive agreement. la eliminated, and the public is to Highland park school will cost $33,-4- 0. population, as compared waste home in Layton. the for people repeople, stated that the status of the Weber 1910. The number of prisoners yAt the basis of all we have done, all wrved economically and efficiently, as apof as far At genriver filing present, per 100,000 Price Several bridges are proposed ceived from courts, decreased our achievements and prosperity. Is II is concerned, is unchanged, Some of our young folks subscribe steadily plications eral population, in canal Pioneer city. A for SERIOUS of QUESTION government. I that definite principle reason to assume that the to. the senseless philosophy that act! is there but 1923. 1910 to will from Zion National highways park In the begining, the United Slates TO CONSIDER The number of prisoners confined throwing of the river open will take ual, downright hard work is all right Amer be oiled to protect flowers, was created by men to whom mcu-- l law The proposed prohibiting state prison on January lace under the provisions of the Utah when done by father or mother but I Coppertqn Utah Copper company in the Utah archy, the divine right of kings, all I cans from selling weapons to coun builds was 208, as compared with iw, which provides for the deposit- humiliating and debasing when placed 1928, 1, 25 employes' bungalows costing the freedom-stiflin- g autocracy of the I tries at war la a question of the 270 on January 1, 1910. There was ing of all applications with the state upon the shoulders of son or daughof that time, waa abominable. most importance. Recent develop-The- y $150,000. to ter. even Some of the greatest scholars of Bacon new an on Work larger decrease in the ratio engineer, and for' public hearingsmost Eureka begins established a great countiy on mcnts 0f the arms industry in a num-th- e determine which applications are the to population general the of en-prisoners 1 station. service spent their lives at ordinary ages were doctrine that the people ber 0( foreign countries indicate that of the state, since on January 1, 1928, conductive to public good, and the de- -. physical toil Delta's streets are being oiled. titled to freedom, liberty and the right I gU(., a Uvv would only lead foreign such basis. State funds are used for oiling there were 39.5 prisoners in confine- I termining of the priority of Mr. to organise their own government and I powers to buy all their equipment Bacon was pointed out by to 100,000 of the general popula It ment A hick town is one in which the Holden, in Kanosh, streets Fillmore, elsewhere, instead of part cf it in the society. Echo banker's wife knows of the 72.3 the with that as prisoner) storage gross compared tion, the amount of iScipio and Meadow. The iron heel of Imperialism was United States. and every neighbors Pahvant Valley bank opens per 100,000 on January 1, 1910. The reservoir will be 74,000 acre-fee- t, deposit. abolished and the great experiment, We are a peaceful nation, not de- forDelta number of prisoners in confinement, that if this storage could be released business. Democracy, became a reality. sirous of war. Rut unbiased parties n will mill jbo Eureka lain per 100,000 of the population, de-to to conform with the requirements of dor Hilltop which had The qualities v It has been revealed that the fellow realize that unsettled world conditions most rapidly from 19ip creased peak of power demand, it wonld proveduring August. mant in subjugated announced the discovery of a who attenmake such a contingency possible. Our opened 1923. other since On valuable. the hand, but only slightly Eureka Bingham Mines company 1923, P turousness, vision, the . serum lied about it. own means of protection must be con- - distributes $50,000 received from the tion was called also to the fact that truth-tellin- g the Of dividends. prisoners J ,inVrrnt Wered. When we embarked in the 1927, in the Utah courts shows good ore year during Eureka North With aplendidly American manu- - strike at 900 levelLily mnjflrent I WorU war it 141 were males, and 4 were females; energy and facturera who provided our soldiers f and of the prisoners present on JanUtah is the only producer of handful of cltiwill wt thcniwlvw t 91I with their fine equipment. Obviously uary 1, 1928, 204 were males, and 4 the grim reality of 5)c.Y.lPn the arms industry, to stay in business Lead-Zin- c females. were H, Salina company country whose posBibiUties. resouiccSj ftnj majnta.in plunta suitable for quan-an- d hasSalina These in ore Burns strike figures are based on reports important even physical have other than must proiluction, tity furnished by the institution. The figcharacteristics, were but vaguely un local markets for ita products. The property. 1927 and 1928 are prelimcomfor ures Ostler Lake Salt Candy City Illinois, derstood. law now under consideration would to A little more than 150 years later a pany opens $40,000 candy factory at inary and subject to correction. for Standard Railroad Watches! reduce extent American gun great in State Pstients 143 South State. Hospitals we are the heirs of their herculean ac in the result with manufacture, that, Mental Disease Ogden flour mils employ 350 men complishments. All their dreams, as rase of necessity, we might be faced The Utah state hospital has a total barrels of a flour make and 1,000,000 been have and triumphs pirationa with a dangerous shortage of arms of 241 first admissions during the year. given to us. manufacturing plants. Government will install $18,000 year 1927, as compared with 173 in It is our place our duty to see If this law would Bunn Special be of material as- mine rescue plant at Salt Lake City. 1920, and 183 in 1922. that our inheritance la carried on to- sistance in war it with admissions The 19 Jewel pafirst doing away Provo Brigham Young university represent ward that ultimate perfection they would be Bunn Special Rut them seems to starts move for athletic stadium. received during the year who tients justified. Illinois envisaged. 21 Jewel be little basis for such a belief. Guns Utah Agricultural college gets add- had not previously been under treat' The past greatness of America, the bo discan Illinois ment in Bny hospital for mental bought from many leading na ed $20,000 a year federal funds. with jeweled accomplishments, came from Suit Luke City will soon have a ease. Such newly admitted patients motor barrel, 5 Individualism that used ita tiona. The present unwritten underCO 6 between our and of afford the best available measure hour, posinew Sears, Roebuck & Co. store. government position, railintelligence and initiative for tha ben . standing 11 m manufacturers, by tion, high grade Salina Western Clay & Metals Co. the number of new cases of mental h. efit of the people as a whole, with the I vvh,ch road standard, hosthe railroad latter refrain from which are brought under watch, selling at Aurora adds much new equipment. disease assistance of a government that was sturdy inside white or green weapons to warring countries when Price Work begins on $15,000 pital treatment during a given year. the true voice of the people. dust cap case our been so in has The increase government the number of first requests, gold The future achievements and yet bridge over cast salt wash. admissions to the Utah state hospital Hebcr City Stake tabernacle unconceived greatness of American respected by manufacturers even between 1922 and 1927 was relatively will cost $10,000. must stand on the same basis free- though valuable business has been Salt Lake City Allen & Kearne greater than the growth in the states dom of tho individual to progress and lost. To abolish war would be a groat store to be remodeled. population during the same period, as realize to the limit his posaibilitioc. or to make armed hostilities shown on thing, Work Lee's rushed Manti by the fact that the first addoctrine with that ferry uppermost, Only can industrial and business greatness more difficult. Rut the law as pro- Colorado river bridge, highest in the missions in 1927 numbered 46.2 per posed would seem to endanger our World. 100.000 of population as compared be created and maintained. means of national defense without seMilford Many improvements made with 37.7 in 1922. There must be no departure from $5 Down, $1.50 Week $5 Down, $2.50 Week The extent is indicated by the numto Orpheum theatre h government of, by and for the people. curing compensating benefits. of ber in state the In thia country for patients present There la no place hospitals on a given date. In Utah, paternalism or radicalism. The indi- PRESIDENT WARNS OF Raises the number of mental patients under 21 jewel, 5 position, vidual must remain paramount or we TAX MENACE treatment in the state hospital has inhave failed. The rabidly mounting cost of state B. W. Raymond Elgin. creased steadily from 342 on January and municipal governments is M a 1, 1910, to 809 on January 1, 1928; menace to prosjieriiy," said President FROM (TIAOS TO Representative Hawley, chairman of 21 jewel, 992 Hamilton, 5 position, COSMOS Coolidge in a recent address. In 1921, the house committee on ways and and the ratio of such patients per 100.000 of general population increasAt the present we are in the midst fading to the president, the com means, in a recent statement concern- ed from 91.6 cased in standard 14-- K gold filled on January 1, 1910, to C!8t f federal, state and mu ing the protective tariff, said: High of apparent political confusion, said 153.5 on January 1, 1928. $5.00 Down railroad cases Charles Evans llughes in a recent ad s,0n.?lTn,.u,nt wages in this country have been acOf the first admissions in Utah durm a of standard Week wo seem $2.50 companied by dress. "It may higher that ought e federal gov- - living of a better kind. This involves ing the year 1927, 144 were males ttt, to be able to get along in our polit , and 97 were and of the' pa- -' ical parties with less internal strife. exPfn,btures by ownership of homes, automobiles, pients presentfemales; on 1, 1928, 392 while January stute loca 14000,000,000, and and food and clothes I have come to believe that that is the radios, better were 417 and were females. males, row thn onset this saving am other living habits, which it is diffilaw of nature; not simply tho luw of $300,000,000. cult if not impossible to give up. political action, but it is a law of the universe. There was a time when TltTh?. ,PrY?u " .WBrnmr ia Progress can be made in civiliza- Coolidge ,cn growing more tion dnlv when the standards of livscientists in search for the ultimate TJ.B,tuftion Record Year8 Wl1 httle ing of the community are being conand the undividable, thought thut they There onilial action. n" is raised. had discovered it in the atom, as an tinuously Speed The protective tariff has greatly indivisible unit, increased in our all prothat efficiency Calvin Coolidge unknowingly caused self duction, both in quality and quantity, one of the fastest bite of concrete CREDIT JEWELERS of OGDEN and decreased so the costs. unit each with per other. : ing ,n .I?rs and an Some may think that protection has pavement construction on record when As has been well said, the progress 2405 Washington Ave. of tho unjverse is from chaos to cos- - ..f ,ral ! a ,ure ttr to increased the costs of living over such he announced that he would spend his " EscImBMz. - rhoMSB "d vacation in northern Wisconsin. costs In under free trade. This is not ,ndu3,tri?1 P?1nios. We all know in our political in- , less demonstrat-clasthan a week Wisconsin highway h the case. The index figures show that conclusively stitutions, if these political electrons . , ,Ja the costs of living, including food, officials pushed through a road imA .LlL.WinVlto ?nd with each other for a certain state and municipal needs can be ade clothing, housing, fuel, light, furni- provement program which normally length of time, there will be progress for under a reason ture and furnishings, and miscellan- would have taken all summer to comquatcly from what seems to be chaos into cos- able andprovided even low tax rate, if public eous items, making up the plete. mos and we shall finally achieve a activities are not extended to fields living costs, have, altogether, ordinary Chief among the activities followcertain degree of political stability.' slightly entirely outside the functions of gov- declined. ing the presidents unexpected anernment. Under the present tariff both ex- nouncement was the building of a PARISIAN TELEPHONE and imports have been much stretch of standard TROUBLES highway ports I A SOUND VIEWPOINT . which was planned one evening, griui-e- d larger each year. and the concrete placed the followRSo the preservation of our ecophone'system which i? ofltInBura"; John D hi ing transday, and the pavement opened to exnomic has y prenentindependence erated by the government, The greatly 36 traffic I hours ,om later. This is Interof views state Times says: panded our foreign trade as well as a recordjust for fast construction with you ,UBne8 materially benefited every occupationOften enough, a machine will be ce out of order for days or weeks. The I in Bf atJ'BtnBJat. regulation of rates al class In our country. The tariff ordinary concreting materials, the good j certa'n branches haa fostered our foreign trade because highway officials claim. administration docs not press itself i?A0?.!?poy work enabled our people to produce in it Although Wisconsin has in the SUld?v to make repairs, as would a private 1926 creased quantities of commodities to neighborhood of 3,000 miles of concompany. Nor does it offer any pay- - X8 ",atf nj V "othinsr ra?f to be sold abroad, and to buy increased crete roads, it has some unpaved oT.netrvteWmpenMt , and added: 1925 quantities of foreign products. The stretches which are still relics of the When a subscriber, unhopeful but I riiVng1,rourKMrocer batcJer volume of business increased from horse and buggy age. One of these ' '5?' B.utnioblle manufactur- - $43,000,000,000 in 1921 to $63,000,000,-00- 0 was a part of 0. S. highway No. 2 on desirous of a means oi expressing his I 1925 in 1925, and it added largely to the road between Superior and Brnle, a"y feelings, appeals to the complaint de - I oiher r5.rinn what awye.r it costs him to the public wealth of our country. near which the president is spending . partment, he must pay for the call the summer. After driving most of These are some of the reasons whylJpJT 1926- .necc,8tie and serv- o, you do not. If you feel the distance to Brule on smooth pavemost Parisions would rather walk a mile than go through the difficulties that you are getting value received Coalville City ment, Col. E. W. Starling, personal are satisfied to let the other felof a telephone call These are reasons you representative of the president, was low a legitimate troflM, and surprised to run suddenly upon a very why thousands of apartments which I ! wCf W 1 ot should normally be equipped with tele-- 1 Juv I? bumpy piece of unpaved road. He iei A few days ago, at a love feast said U do not have something should be done about them. These JoUy 0UVng phones staged between the Salt Lake and Og- it. So something waa. cu,tomcr. reasons why the government probably' 2810 Washington Avenue There is no great secret about in- den chambers of commerce, it was makes less from its monopoly than it 3 a. m. June 6 engineers started At DODGE GRAHAM TERMS would receive in taxes from an effic- surance; it is no different from other mutually agreed that the obnoxious staking out the grade for the new It is no longer a gamble, traffic signs which had been placed pavement. By 1 ient private company willing to give business. p. m. the grading out it is a competitive financial at the mouth of Echo canyon, from had been DEPENDABLE USED CARS service. and a battery oi completed 18 entiUed t to time Lake Salt time, by fair profit organiza- concrete mixers brought into action. Proper government " of tions would be removed and not again By 9 p. m. the 4,000 BRIGHT MINING FUTURE square feet of the insurance business supervision replaced. is necessary concrete pavement had been laid, and ASSURED and This morning the following dispatch 36 hours 1st helpful to both the company and The mining industry continues to I the nu' blic. appeared in the Salt Lake Tribune: traffic. become more stable, and production I Commissioner Dumont concluded by COALVILLE, July 4. Acquisition and demand for such metals as cup- that he hoped the insurance de- of twenty acres of land at the mouth In addition to the concrete construc-silver and zinc are increasingly saying tion, all gravel and dirt roads in the partment of Nebraska will always be of Echo canyon has been Eer, balanced. A revived demand, approval were on the basis of a supervision and a lease was entered into with a vicinity oiled put in best possible in particular for copper, is making kept to keep down dust beshape and instead of on Salt take firm for the erection of var-ou- s fore the infringing conditions satisfactory to both conthe arrival of the president The ami legislative functions of judicial to direct traffic work was under signboards sumer and producer, and is doing government. direct supervision through Coalville and over the Lin- of V. C. Buetow,the away with unnecessary price fluctuachief These are sound views and they coln highway engito Salt take. highway tions. neer of Wisconsin. come out of tho West. not is It believed that the Salt take Many states directly, and the whole chamber of commerce is a party to country indirectly, are benefiting by TWO CHURCH-GOER- S In spite of the high cost of living, this move, but it nevertheless indithe progress in mining. A fine recAlmost in the depths of the woods cates people go right on doing it that ord is being made in the difficult work of W the obnoxious of practice isconsin, in a small rude d of doing away with the chaotic condirecting traffic at the expense of a a church, of Unitpresident the sister city is .to be continued. The fusion associated with its early days. ed States on by He Went Beauty Shopping Sunday, sat alone in a only permanent Public understanding and trust in this pew-- , to condithe remedy TRAVERS divine service, conductwhich has so long been a source and Found a Wife essential industry are on the increase, ed byattending a blind preacher. Around and tion H. G. LANE & Co. of is a state law which proa annoyanre assuring bright future. about him was assembled a small of annoyance is a state law which will group of people from the country-side- , BROKERS A COMEDY DRAMA OIL INDUSTRY ENTERING prohibit the erection of advertiAinfr and with them the president lifted .oards NEW ERA along state highways. The hw voice in the simple Psalms With a Cast Including STOCKS : GRAIN : COTTON and eople provide the funds for construcFirst The oil industry is making a deA thousand miles tion of roads which make this advertermined cooperative effort to find a away . Showing Mae Busch, Doris Hill, Ward Hotel Bigelow Building by tising valuable. solution for its problems as an his wife and membersaccompanied in Ogden. of his family, A entering into a new era. the man who is to be the next presiCrane, James A. Marcus, Thomas Phone 234 Exercise may prolong life, but if a The old days arc for- dent of the United States, Herbert man ever in the past. Recent years huve has time to exercise it doesn't Haines, Dale Fuller. OGDEN. UTAH seen unprecedented progress made in Hoover, sat in another simple edifice make much difference whether his life a Quaker meeting house and went is prolonged or not. The Ogden Post i 4t. ' 1 pro-greaai- Penal Institutions Utah ve State Engineer Makes Plans et acre-fiettv- !! For Echo Reservoir Layton Youth Ogden I ss i9-fo- ot S3 ; V. 1 ? ; fc J . - -; 'y ? A . W i Ml ' 1I ;WIi :' V..'-- ? ?.- - s : t :.i v.r V er Industrial Utah for Week erotsd Tit Six-roo- m pe . 75-to- gil-soni- te. Railroad Men! Hamilton, Elgin and Waltham ed $ I Vi ft l. ftH i ',':.i ?.n4 V- - 1 .. ..- - r. ' i'V :' ) ? ! V l V - .' t ' v 2 :'.; 4 v ; :5 V t 4 i :.' ;3V $43 $65 Tariff the Standard of Living I 1 i- 1 f jv-? . 9'. fll.l-i.000,0- 00. 1 'V-1- f"" vii. Causes Pavement Building -- - !- a ,r :. 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