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Show Friday, March THE OGDEN POST oul(ler Dam Will find themselves in the same position as this village wit. lgresswmts for dairy product!, meat and poultry, cereals und sugar. There is nothing in this list of sug gostions to which any reasonable per I Association son, interested in the betterment of Press State Utah Member I Editorial farming, can take exception.-luwton- , liar- Member National Mont., Times. Arsociation GOVERNOR ON CRIME I reach-adequa- stand-railroa- ta. S? o .ctdinJ cd be - paring rice in Turkish, Spanish and Chinese ways. Here are three different rice recipes vouched for by the charming screen star. TURKISH RICE cup toma-- i cup washed rice, 1 brown soup cup toes, stewed, end stork, strained, highly seasoned. 8, tablespoons butter. Add the tomato to the stock, and heat to the (railing point; add rice and stenm until the rice is soft; stir with a fork and keep uncov-- j end so that the steam may escape.! Sene in place of vegetables or as a border for curried or fricassed meat. SPANISH RICE te ds I ,.r out. l ROOSEVELT ne yr. He had skirts of a New Hampshire town; saw a young boy coming along the The Western States Most housewives are convinced road carrying a big tin can. hat rice permits of few variations in Say, boy," he yelled, I hope that The Roulder dam is a big thing for F.avs Gertrude Olmstead, featured can. The Place and The Girl, gasoline you have in that The 'jJ,sthan biggest onstnlSion job n herTime, fro it I is farther returned aint, the Well, hope opinion nothing It would taste done anywhere in the truth. Most of us forget that boy with some heat.j,a ever border-woula. ij The seven states versatility can be secured by pre- terrible on ma's pancake Thjnff fQr Governor Roosevelt of New York submitted to the New York nmel has Published each Friday by The NEVER "TRANSPORTATION commission a plan whereby the state Poet Printing and Publishing WAS BETTER" establish a corps of highly 2428 Kiesel avenue. j on the gulorado rjver will appar-- t According to Professor William J. criminal investigators, avail- rained of Harvard university, Cunningham, ch;ef beneficiaries but, matter Entered ns second-clas- s 0f mt)Ht pronounced aspects of able at any time, to aid law enforcework in building the the 0f le ejfec tober 17. 1927, at the post office at railroad operation since 1921 has been ment officers in rural localities. the water and con- harnessing have the i0Wl.r transportation cost, lie at Ogden, Utah, under the Act of MaTC section electric the may energy is far Although every veying tributes this to a combination of three Governor I jng mid will in some way or another, 8, 1879. protection, police factors: improved equipment, more efsays that there remains I be felt by every state in the Union, Subscription Price: $1.00 per Year ficient business methods and a higher Roosevelt one other very important and when finished it becomes a however, morale among employes. which should not prop- - tional asset for all time. I 365 inclusive 1928 1921 to From he prjy laid thej upon a force primarily Speaking from the humane Telephone more than $6,900,000,- designed to apprehend criminals and point, it is a wonderful thing for the spent 000 for additions and improvements, preserve order detection of a I more than sixty thousand people I EDITORIAL in the criminal in those cases where he is whose lives and property have been Without these improvements, Professor of Cunningham, ot cnuRht redhanded in the act. Ap-- 1 in jeopardy to feel assured that they opinion THE TAX PROBLEM gains in operating cffcciency would plication of modern methods requires are going to have relief so that they In two weeks the Utah legislature! have been impossible. men who have made extensive study I may live and work without the fear I out will have adjourned and the tax prob-- l to and of the subject and have mastered an of being wiped out by the flood waters go j required courage discussion under been which has of the Colorado, and it will also be lem, rajB0 new money for capital invest- increasingly difficult technique. since the last session of the legis-- l mont when, as has been the esse, the I .tbe8 wbo wish to come of crime detection has as8Urbl matter it that solution nearer thu'tsection no into lature, is ? ,ttum the railroads have been per- La8SP(j far beyond .wo 10 corn .Inc. th. ho. 1 ft th, Oc-o- For Human Engines run out of gas on the Three Different Itecipies for Rice - 1, 1929 1 Sfi&i SS or con' Mn What rankles in oneself should nev. er be related to anyone else. is whe sfte eon ers tffSSSSSI Iocs low f g" N' Mrs ism H.1 Mrs Ws ( sell. cup rice. Radio Speaker I 1 e. alarm-legislatur- Mbs 4 Sarwmvick I Mn ker, teaspoons fat. 5 onions chopped. 2 cups strained tomatoes. 2 cloves, garlic. 1 red or green pepper, chopped, or a canned pimento. 2 teaspoons salt. Wash the rice thoroughly, place in fat, MODKL MA frying pan with bacon or poultry add the onion and the garlic minced fine. Let fry 10 minutes, add the rest of the ingredients and one cup of . .. This measure provides forluanco assured, the public confidence... cook slowly for about one hour The technical water, t.uinj. I tfomed investigators. han( being withdrawn from agricul a commission to study the tax ques- - in and good will toward railroads will the water evaporates, add more as and 7 hat such facilities should he put turn and put into civic and industria to tion from all its angles and report! bear fruit in fair treatment and in net I it from burning, until the fcctionof this unit keep 10 a our of country sheriffs use each year we neede not be disposal its findings to the next session of the income, and (3) that the expenditures tender. is a perfection rice will produce economies which in them- - I T wemed to be becoming4 increasing- - cj with the idea that the increase. . . . mi ti . ltf a i i f MJiiiMAdl nf a i rmrivw nmnri laml i. a il by Chinese Rice Wash a cup of rice thoroughly in cold water many timed, the acoustical exuntil the water is clean. Drain, place in a kettle with cold water to reach perts of a great level above the inch alraut music house. 1,,ft in the bP tbat tho local auth- - cign markets more and more as an ad- - 0f the rice. Place over hot fire, let election. Most people agree that transportation rvice is adequate ' ex- assures maxi- come quickly to the boiling point, cov- there should be a classification of peditious and dependable. It has oritic8 will be unable to trace even the ditional outlet for our surplus. The additional water supply and the er tightly, reduce the heat and let mum response caxraiarnsn property, whereby all forms of wealth never been better Yet tho hope that il,'?ntily f the victim. t therefrom e Governor Roosevelts suggestion is! service will be rewarded by gov-- 1 eerg yandgenerated Bi0wly for twenty to thirty min- j may bear its portion ef public stimulate abilie J growtn in line j remains that W1J crnmcntal with the very successful Engut?Si or until the kernals are tender, any penss, but the fact approval of rates which frequencies, j development in this great western Add salt if desired, lax reforming measure spells more I would yield a fair return on the value lih system where every community! or inwe I hear The eniP,reof the property devoted to public use has at its disposal the experts of the Already pig money for public expenditures. owners of real property want their has not been realized. famous Scotland Yard. It goes at terestspulling out and dusting UP Reception is modur MucPr,r,tlV urveys, claims and KeVeilUe KegUlatlOIlS crime from the right angle, that what lax load reduced and are right In I to lated in this unit to "liner1 anS timber location, we need are better police methods and iU1?" making tho demand, as this class of OWKR AND FARM NOW JJook our of half over exactly . enforcement of Ih, low. w. now property produces ROF1TS produce, tax money. However, we all know uttered sound A recently issued department of ag- every I Nevada and other western states. that more taxable property means riculture Revenue! Internal United States bulletin on the farm THE TARIFF or created in the The railroads are beginning to ma more expenditures all along the line. situation shows that more power in- to No. relative 74, Regulations FERMENT power broadcasting studio. neuver for place so as to take part come tax matters under the Revenue! Our orgie of tax expenditures is not means more profitable and comfortis It a curious that sugar confined to any one of our able agriculture, and that the most as a substance puradox elements, but it appears that schools economical power is from the large menus and as a sweetens American ir subject of tariff of the nroiect but there is no T Theunusualbeautyof design and roads are taking most of the outschools fast are and the and the beautiful American rinoncy, roads. the stepping Walnut o which it is made JfSTlSS SSV'd inseparable at'flftcenu'iS' home. Teacher's salaries do not appear as But BUar iH a,s complicated stimulation of mind and matter may &nS i?LS?tlE2 ' recommend it far your high at they should be for good "Wigatlons, colonial policy I go a long ways to offset the benefits teachers, but board expense and trans- there are t?o itema of h- 1-1 and Those that will accrue in an 8m and Bear It-H-ere! . portation of children are out of all control of the farm operator, gnat! who recall the Hoover suear howl loeical develonmcnt. It isorderly a falacv to! clas8lfied. nto divisions I, introduc-reasonable line. The policy of teachgreat number of subjects and ing making those subjects selective is another source of 'complaint and expense in the school program During ths next two years the subject of taxation will continue to be an absorbing issue with the people; Certain refiners on the At-- win. McwsurRy come from middle C0W This decisive statement is then f1 in the meantime taxes will continue of proven by a at the present tar- - we8.ern and eastern states. The big-- 1 to increase and our 0a?i.as ar-of $2.L0 A per hundred pounds be part of the expense lies in the!i Blodern Intellect ficials find more places to put the rangement whereby the eosts of dif-- i ; , nd that will come from nil the. r one would means but involve This reduca ferent thing kinds of power arc compared. money. 'hjch you gcc weve one jnto truck Cuba s $1.76, i preferential ,ta!,,anf1 our foreign neighbors WUII jjc; Orpheum Theatre Bldg. that the smart man is converting his By this is shown that the use of one I t,0.n fftrmine k This would affect th e measure undoubtod,y securities, horsepower for ono hour costs tho wealth into represented in the The affair is tool Vwitor: You cant fool me. You Brunswick Exclusively while the dupe is holding on to his farmer 25 cents if obtained from a of protection now afforded to tho cane lj!bor enrollment. v. to localize even taxes if there was any do t raise trucks; they come from a to and of Louisiana Producor?i horse or mule or a private farm elec-- 1 ?u,Ka pay anti our n!8continuing property Bison. factory. trie plant, and 15 cents if it comes is and PS8MS?ns and to the beet dlE?B,tbm to do 0, just as you and I. we lh send back East for of money various Rrowcrs from a small central station, but only !,par mhw-hgroups of I supplies will go largely into the hands five cents when supplied by a large! 8lal0S GAS INDUSTRY HAS aiJd il is natural to central station. Against this is a general prouosi- - of cnste labor Wl11 RECORD YEAR tbat be U8cd to some is tion a .... for as!UTne. of It the stated ner-saw attainment increase further that a lanre the Last year 1 of tariff all buy the products ofthe west- new high record in the manuf actum rentage of farms are using expensive raw ugars. This proposition is it- n 8 rea80"able to sup- power, and that 30 per cent of the 8e,f divided into various shades. One gas industry. that the dam project and the I billion feet were sold in the Unites present 16 billion horsepower hours RrouP of producers and refiners ask of at least a cent a in,r,Ss .that come from it will encour-- l States, an appreciable increase over now used yearly on farms could be ef-- or an inincrease oth.ei r..act,Tlt,M an! the lievelop-- l the electrified. was pound ficicntly mark 1927 when the former high present tariff. Another toe great coal and iron in- The value of farm electrification is aks for this and the abolition of the I"ont established. no longer preblematical; it is an es-- 1 Cuban preferential. Still another de-- 1 :en?8ts which lie dormant in nearby During 1928 the number of gas cus tahlished fact. It can be expoctSd. to how safely said nlanda that Torto Rican and Philip- tomers increased 3.1 per cent and that before future, "t1 shall many years the farm P,ne. pay duty the same I miles of main 2.3 per cent. The ma- without e must realize more and more that as tbat will lie power from outservice as coming Java or other i .A A Weekly Pass (P AA as lh? lwc! jority of the gas was used for house- moded as a present day farmer using f?Pr,Sn controlled states are con- Each of! territory. hold purposes, with industry absorb tools of a X sUU I) Costs mterests are these proposals is offered with rar-,u.r Only past century. l " should remember, too, inseparable. ing 147 billion cubic feet. ious modifications. that we de- in In New York, the leading state t0 a V?ry K18 cxtent on middle M1NERALS AND WORLD The duty on suear wcitern and eastern states to absorb gas usage, it is estimated that 10 SUPREMACY . producing as well s million of the 11 million inhabitants nd We are "With a fifth of the worlds pop- - iff measure. If constant dufy live in homes where gas is employes ulation, the North Atlantic woL the revenue Weii"!JBt final!? dilapwarhigh countries W of all food is now and that cooked with this agency. the othr-,TonIl' work, c."k. "Lcith, 'rtrio would behurt iij rroft-.soThe continental expansion of the gas cha.rn.an It should take you less than a minute, in fact, to see the of the It on committM Salinas task that happy the Way. industry is one sign of the progress and domofttic minima v.iinv nf foreign a many advantages you gain in safety, comfort, convenience nt; land Mpnn nnimiftAA laa w not change the char-o- , being made in American domestic and saving when you and industrial life. soil, or the climate practical and whole-ar- e one people and Lindy can fly the mail, but he made W1 8eious nature may hap- a bauble when he flew the female I I IMTOSES PUBLIC as much "In ruimnnry, the" HF I WHERE SOME OF THE demand for ntmera!. ha. tatnrhtl ,fe atate. wHI MONEY GOES more and more eentr.Hz.Uon of indni- holJ ,he of eov- their W, It is interesting to note that one e: tnal power in the North Atlantic I ."d opration in inS.ta lie There the charges which has greatly in- countries any industry." said Henry Ford re- be delays and interruptions but creased the school cost of Davis coun"The mining industries of the world iw,ntly,.accordinif t0 an interview in the may in the end, the project will be ty in recent years is the transports will remain tributary to the North Wprld- The political con- ,trJcal tion of students. The report which is Atlantic countries for a tro1 The BouMer dam situation is much long time to no of a.ny Productive mechanism has published in this issue of The Kcflc rome. possible end, but ineffideney and iike the countryman who had never shows that it cost $25,655.40 to trans e see more and more that failure. This is not opinion; it is ex- - seen a railroad train. After observport the pupils to and from sehoo' the preponderant positionclearly of the penence, ing for the first time, the loading Ihis is a cost of more than $2.00 for North Atlantic countries is not In theory, the idea of uown of the baggage and a mere political each man, unman and child in Davis cars but is basked on a P'' n,fhiP and operation seems plaus-e- he concluded that theyd express passing episode, never start county. real cone ration of mineral resour-- 1 . bu.1 lt Tails in practice. The law er! The start was so It is also of interest to note that the rapid, he then land is so swift to the pun- - concluded theyn never stop er! distribution, grade salaries and the expense of the bonre and or vicious business availability which can hardly be of education is given at $3,324.25. The i Our big Indoor Service Station fis duplicated the and elsewhere, Fract,cos aswhich also shows unerring economic that land require! sure report Club primacy in heavy industry for . for school purposes may be had onl; provides you with a real tire is the an enterprise at road on exceedingly high price. The Officials! City which progress travels; that is service expert vulcanizing and1 if report also shows that the operating THE LAST any be enterprise was called 'private may $94,004.10 larger than expense L Ii. Draper of the LAUGH in th beginnings of the affairs the salaries of teachers. other repairs. Better still, put light committee of the Ogden public Kiwanis club less bomething than a hundred v J0"'01, companies the element I extended the congratulations of the years ago the city fathers of a small Hd n,0.t discussed was service on a new set of NEW TLAN OF FARM club to Commissioner Harman W. town in a New England state were de- - i " aIT Wf'k,e is always a reRELIEF public Peery and Superintendent Harold R. over the advisability of chang- - SUu but, lt requires people with strong Believing that much can be gained bating for the splendid manner in Tripp from whale oil to the interest and ing pc?W5al by developing concrete, workable and coverwi newly which the unusually heavy fall of snow for" 'r:ico kerosene ak.e street lamps.'1'"" possibTelVspecially wLre has been cleared from just proposals out of the general senthe streets durThe town was stirred by the eon- - ,n,llal,ve 18 squired. timent for national policies more faProgress is ing the winter. vorable to agriculture," editors of 56 troversy until finally a citizen, doubt- - Ptr8onoj effort personally applied for The letter Drive In and Let Us Check Your Tires! to the excellent! Pod. Somehow, politically work and finerefers Minnesota rural newspapers have less of the reactionary chool, of spirit loyalty controlled and operated -joined in sponsoring a program of iributcd this bit of verse: under extraordinary It would not cause us great sur- - r?vf no bcpn able to drawnterprises farm relief. out kind of porsonal effort. These proposals included developprise D:s:l.usur:mont awaits the govern- ment of waterways, mention of the If some presumptuous ass . Jim: I think I will have to get a flexible features of the tariff, high- Should sr.atch the lightning from the mont tIlat wpuld undertake the busi-- . new car. er protection, scientific research, proPjf58 Ff generating, transmitting and Will: Whats wrong with the one! tection against Thillippine, Hawaiian Or light our streets with gas." tistnouting electric powqr. The rci-Th- e you have? author has been forgotten. But I?0?,8 8nip!c a government is not and Porto Rico competition, reversal Jim: I cant pay for itLife. of reclamation policy, efforts to re- ho unknowingly proved himself a true Luilt for tbatL Purpose duce costs of production, a federal prophet. 1,,L farm board with advisor' powers, im- und 21-IIo- ur 19 . Service proved ' credit facilities, encouragement of cooperative marketing, cheap6(h 2MT Keisel Phone er fertilizer. Higher tariffs are n!;-c- d on jzrrzSS&t table spccificnlV fi;,.. veer 'wWi BW Q tend Hay in cone mus thos and Mrs Jose labri Dr. insoi ten, Frai Mis: guaranteed S t F In . one-thi- rd I I to all tonal I ex-su- ch I Is I lc. uffcSlS mm Ready I tax-eati- ng I dis-lin- 1 7L?tZZ?J I SlU w'J'iST "ft" S? i1 J,' uhJwitah ' Music Go. I tax-spendi- ng question-and-answ- er 1 1 tax-exem- I re pt ente: durii of fi merl lunci grou tea. at tl sttl tven E. Mi attn of tl her Cove lunci with ed lu Mi fifth tea 1 tary New Deco day ment hono: Mn. Foils Geor Mrs. wort) liam I I I - h .- -i. m Four-hundrcd-nin- I R?-s- e I I w? IL JTJ two-thir- erd, houi ds ft "' " r tall h I lineTh,'' RIDE THE STREET CARS - Utah Rapid Transit Co. SVT XSZSES Thoptetn tSe KatSt '' 4M A Real Tire Service! I nt 1 nt Mi Lake daug Mrs. Mr retur mot in Ct and 1 ty vs Mulci Mr tsinei dinne 612 ored table nd 1 W Chag. I w. c: kins, and F. Pj Mr tain Panet Covei Bridg room. Mri tatior Mond or of will with suite. Mr. esve fomh ortai brothi G L I Kiwanis Street Praises . I Silvertowns I eon-Norsc,- dis-play- ed tls ... Years of Avenue Garage Mr. are e the Mir of th Mi Spur f B Mi,, Mr Ten ZV aw ,Jnie aiotoi Mr Del |