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Show tassito the scenes in behind miERICAN BUSINESS vr iS ' " keb" i .' and hurricanes out of the the time being at least, the sleeves is rolling up its of prosperity. Tft? busi- - , t?Vn fr jjjjj era at this stage of events; dramatic admittedly less recent martial headlines, t basis for an optimis- Major steel companies out ingots at 50 turning row rent of capacity and better. automotive centers and produce approx- P; Sllr De-oth- er S. months a figure of the year, S l..t IT. I. th. .So.OOO to 40 per cent more opeart r, equipped with radio, cigar erally higher than a month eailier, s .. T..i.. rr,, the bureau of agricultural economcncling-heatin- g jppara-autolighc?em,,lal "Panies hove moved up sharply. The ics e: juried. Ti:e index the sack market ami the Ktrer.gth in three points during the nvir.h ti. nlV' fr war threats abioaj is S5 per cent of the pre-wcigarette pi i. e , musing newed activity jn i,e.v fian."n mi July; . a mirror level, the same ns in glass iiitej 'ucivii uulise, with bLek suede Jovi.v Cn" f.nlex front d vr whi.h pemits h.'wcver, the Sept mlwr 1 WASHINGTON f.isliiou paruae in housew-ifresult of the rc,el;- to s.v who i. ringing d sr was 28 prints loss ti f r tlu shoes. Restaurant and 'oo.l with ut being s en lierself. eoiTSPon.li- n- I Mi:e is1, Neai is a keener ap.invi;..; yen-i(l guv,.rn. din,, i ivners will al.-j fior the ef-- 1 all clus.-ifl- o .lions of pralLcts ment circles of lhl! headlines in ni.w mm:i; fa,t ;ha. !hp;fc,t f t'-- greater d bh'r.l Mo'.i-'"--i sli ht'y i dnim1' t e puivhasing Cn.ip ny imu.hs the humpc.n tc r: 'I rial "-'Inieilum priied f.e'd this year wi:li nviiih oiuoi'g S 'itoin1 or !., bin ML " ia tJ the mtsk of' '' th1 in: r 'duet i n of the Mcr.-urV-- S fruit pri.rs dnl'iud uurlng the bet worn the K iid and iivnith. pri.'e.l midway 1 among n.j.ir u, ' iil.au. ill f.ivt h .If yt. r the Line In Zephyr Amrii.ns owe I'nitcd S at.s aitnniit of a;-Powers for in s 11 U l.l p.r cut e e r ; h 'iis'.i e profit. ia '. other $2"iO,tH)ll.P'itMHlO i MTiling materials. With this n mind vati.'-ici ' v - iy hi Ut's r. Tie II 0 to li'.est estiniatcs if T.v.miith Cen- pird'e .ti 'i i.' '"in': si, 'T. . Federal agen-- y cxpeits l.gs . in;:-..cor, ns green with emy. but th; tury Fund the .'.eh: Uncle S.mi ilol.1 ii", l..t in fV.ilom or. out that the I'ri.rd s:i'l Ins IV. il oves the priv.ite cit i venn h-- t we.k The ci-- ion in p; is Pi.-It) import 21 this strategic f ni.terials. snared to a new high of PIS. 12(i.:fi7,-93- 1 u'utir s !e hy Russell 1. id . f th j With manganese, t the CO.Ml.SlT' Ih'ONOJiY The Ameri. i ietvieid'$.SOO, 000.000 FcSer 1! S il C.'ii . 1'i.iiiiiii Mrice making of s;eo!, nnkii g No. 1 i- n- im la. 'try vihiha has made in gold fr m ahread !. the list, army cfFii-ia.during the "war and ells hv s i'.s l: ,e boon buiili aie tv in the p 1st two i;,,,l t ra d.i nwiith Si cf se.ire t yeais nine up tier the n jr. ember, mending of r.erby Cu- n ' has g lilt! hratli.-r- . 5? .sh inanu-fic- t th- n in prei-aramonth n ne- - by human uo. l'e prose. i'los various):i j any ban deposits, American owned, and lumber dealers oid iivrs, first company t report third iin IioiIm in linKi'iijj cm I anil Ii y!;!!ik working of some iknnestic o:es, to ar. g! mi'i .'. i.. nts in every quarter eimings, Woedwaid Iron Co., ensi:-nlessen dependence n. dist .nt sources inimity aie bonofitting by a national shews pr.fit, coinjviring with deficits Ail jus input r.diiiinis-tratiu- n .'Krii'ultuvril such as Russia, Africa, Brasil. ; advertising l 1 O. program to sell "widow in the previous two quarters unncun.-pithat Aprmnii tinning' RAINBOWS ON MAIN STRKET Americas 12,000,000 parently a sign thit piuple are more special pruniums will be payed unA spurt in buying is in store for hi'e intral heating, j interested in the staff of life this der the .v.lniinistnli.'n 1938 wheat , based m an engin-- ! year than in 1037, Continental Bak- - lean program for n retail merchants in several lines, rpi . nnd durum wheat held in stonee. The that ing Co. reports higher judging by reports from govemmen- - jeri,n,K sun;er which shows tal agencies and private trade source glazing, which means original loan schedule had not proShoe maufacturers, for instance, are of two panes of glass with an air vided for premium qualities. The adspace in between, can effect annual ministration recognized, in rnqking NEWS IN BRIEF fuel savings running as high as 30 the premiums available, that p:eB per cent. That the promotion ent premiums on high pn lcin wheat is Nutritive requirements of hens were in general above the succeeding is proved by the discloslasn ure that orders fnrni sash manufac- during the molt are practically the rate. turers and glass jobbers ,eceived vine as during heavy production. at one Toledo glass piant during the It is a mistake to take lying mash YOUTH BITES TONGUE IN first nine months exceeded thse of away from birds during the molting FREAK ACCIDENT the same ptriod a year ago. period or to feed excessive amounts OFFICES SPRUCE UP A my-ri- of grains to reduce mash consumpSalt Lake City While (U?) of new equipment for offices, tion. gays Byron Alder, extension not on a teeter-totteReed playing stures and industrial plants has been poultryman at Utah State Agricul3, suffered a severely intioduced in recent months, and last tural college. If a flock of hens Eldridge, tongue at a playground here, week most of them were on display is well managed ont all birds will Reed waa standing by tha "down among the 1,500 exhibits at the Na- molt at the same lime, so one should end of a teeter-'ottbard, wattional Business Show in New York. feed the same ration to the whole other children playing, when ching New gadgets at the show included: flock. Molting birds do not consume 1 companion jumped on the "up end, a breathing chair that has air duct quite as much feed each day as The board flew up and struck Reed, when is so are built into the upholstery to cool the it they laying, him ta bite his tongue. THE FINAL causing in stuffy offices; a sealing and G16' important to check on mash machine that handles 9,500 tive amounts of grain and RITES letters an hour; ink wells with elec- consumed bp the f!nrk and limit tric lights and streamlined design amount of grain fed each day to THE DESPAIR CAUSED BY that require filling but once a year number of pounds of mash con- THE DEPARTURE OF A THINGS TO WATCH FOR A ' sumed where birds have access to DEAR ONE IS SOFTENED ale dry maah continuously. Over feed-b"health drink be made to ginger BY THE IMPRESSIVE CHAR. adding vitamin B- -l to Poland inK et grain will reduce maah ACTER OF THE FINAL watr air conditioning for sufptinn, and this haa a tendency CONDUCTED CEREMONIES Uncle Sam'a submarines an elec-- 1 1 prolon.T the molt as well as BY OUR COMPETENT STAFF Irical gadget which looks like an el- production in hens that are YET, COST IS MODERATE. ectric razor, but to be ued for ap- - jluying- A Full-Bodi- ed a! Local market prices of farm pro plying nose and throat drops G. W. LINDQUIST tractor with an enclosed cab for the! ducts in were geg85 prac-ticall- TUNE IN ? ts adc-.iiiee- Craddock By John Back Jd ytlc BUSINESS theme the now song is go" h business men throughout S(W y reported, that sales in turning out every department of one of Dar n,t srxrzsi; !Tntte"rly impossible. Jbnrers from out of town stores in New York, always a ?5E-- f index to watch, has in- the past week. sed heavily during The Home Service Program ts ar - e wo-V- !! fr . -- p.iw-hin- T for friendly suggestions on homemaking by 11 1 . -C' u 1 tu 1 rie-i,-- . Si-.i- . 1 : air-.vi:.- s 1 devel-ipmen- - c. I . r I 1 ! ! t:i,s i high-protei- thr'e AAAAAAAAAAA TEN PIANOS NOW. SOLD ORDERED from OUR LARGE STOCK SPINETTES OF UPRIGHTS, iwBrnyffiasiagfi MISS NANCY FINCH KSL al r, KDYL each Friday d AND GRANDS. SEDUCTIONS Go, 10X0 to 10:45 a m. er '40 to '150 SEE RE SURE TO THESE BARGAINS. IF T0U CANNOT COME TO THE STORE, OUR REPRESE- NTATIVE WILL CALL. y OR JCST WRITE PHONE COLLECT. . and SONS UTAH fYTYTTY'YYTYY Constitutional Amendment No. 1 PROCEEDS PROPERTY-PERMAN- RESERVE DISTRICT NO. 12 REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF The Commercial National Bank OF SMITHFIELD; IN THE STATE OF UTAH THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON SEPTEMBER 28, 1938. (Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211, U. S. Revised Statutes.) ASSETS Lomis and discounts 3246,617.89 Overdrafts Eli 1,843.59 United Staten Government obligations, direct and fully . guaranteed Other bonds, stacks and securities Sinking house $7400.00 Furniture and fixtures 575X7 Heal estate owned other than hanking bouse Bwve with Federal Reserve bank Cash, balances with other banks, and , cash items in process of collection Caah items not in process of collection 1. 59,575X0 4,900.00 7X75X7 453.00 60X54.76 50,610.99 572.67 Tbtal assets $433,502.77 LIABILITIES partnerships Iwnand deposits of individuals, ad corporations Time 85,617.43 deposits of Individuals, partnerships, nd corporations te, county, and municipal mubbat 202,948X7 77X22.12 deposits Uiuted States Government and postal savings deposits.. 300.00 d TIME $ a Deposits of other banks, including certified and biers checks outstanding - 7C1X5 Deposits not secured hy pledge of loans andjor investments $367X49.17 Total deposits $367X49.17 Other liabilities ....j Capital account: Gwimon stock, 250 shares, P $100.00 per share .... $25,000.00 Surplus 25X00.00 Undivided profits net ...a... 13,052X5 ervus for contingencies.. 8,000.00 Total Capiui Account 66X52X5 Total Liabilities AIL ,DREN 1 ot Utah I oF Cache Ii Thaae Farr, cashier of the wm'y wesr that the above statement MT above-nam- 1.. tor FOI bank, d true ts the bet knowledge and belief. IGHf OR Is ed Rworn to and subscribed 1938. (SEAL) FUND-UNIFO- RM SCHOOL FUND A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING TO AMEND SECTION S. ARTICLE 10 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF UTAH, RELATING TO THE PROCEEDS OF LANDS AND' OTHER PROPERTY AND CREATING A PERMANENT FUND AND A UNIFORM SCHOOL FUND FOR THE COMMON AND Bt it rttalvtd by tki Laytflahtrv tA itets ( Utah, the meatier sleeted to aoefc tout two-tkir- dl concurring therein; SECTION L That it Is proposed to amend section I of Article 10 of tho Constitution of the state of Utah si amended by the vote of tho electors at tho senoral election of 1930 to road as follows: See. S. The proceeds of the sales of all lands that have been or mar hereafter be granted by tho United States to this stats, for tho support of tho common schools, and firs par eentum of tho net proceeds of the isles of United States publie lands lying within th stats and sold by the United States subsequent to tho admission of this stats into tho Union, shall ba and remain a permanent fund, to bo called the Stats School Fund, tho intercut of which only, shall be expended for tho support of tho common schools. Tha interest on tin State School Fund, the proceed of all propstate by erty that may accrue toallthounclaimed icheat or forfeiture, hares and dividends of any corporation incorporated under tho laws of this state, the proceeds of the isles of timber, end the proceed! of the sals or other disposition of minerals or other property from school and state lands, other than those rranted for specific purposes, shall, with such other revenue! ae the Legislature may from time to time allot thereto, constitute a fund to bo known, as the Uniform School Fund, which Uniform School Fund shall ba maintained and used for tha support of th common and publie schools of tha otato and apportioned In such mannerThas tha preLcridaturs shall provide. visions of Soetion 7, Article XIII of construsd b shall this Constitution as a limitation on th rst of taxation on tangible property for district school purposes and not on tha amount of funds available therefor and, further, no money allocated to tho Uniform School Fund ihsll b eoniidered in fixing th rates of tsxstion spsci-fie- d in Section 7 of Articto X1IL ' SECTION T. Th secretary of state is directed to submit this proposed amendment to tho elector of th state t th next general election in tho manner prorided by law. SECTION 3. If adopted by the elector of the state, this amendment shall take effect the first day ef January, 1939. THOMAS B. FABB, Cashier. Correct Attest Thoe. H. Wool ford H. W. NoMe Geo, C. Heinrich Directors before me this 8th day of James MiHigaa Notary Public. Residing at Smithfidd, Utah. My Commission Expires March 5, 194L which shall eonstituts the imposes, dch school fund; said fun1 shall ba apportioned iu the mtnner the Legislature shall provide, to the sehoo district maintaining high schools, and such lory for district school purpotm which together with euch other funds as may be available for district school purposes, will raise annually an amount which equals $25 for each person of school ago in tho otato as shown by th last pteesding school census; th same to b distributed among tho school districts according to th last preceding school census; and ia addition an equalisation fund which when added to othor revenues rovided for this purpose by tho Legis-itur- o shall b $5 for each parson of school ago si shown by th last school census; said equalisation f nnd shall bo apportioned to th school districts in such manner as th Legis lature shall provide. Said rates shall not be increased unless n proposition to lucres tho ism specifying the rate or rate proposed and tho time daring which the same shall be levied, be first submitted to vote of each of th qualified electors of tho etatc, in tli year next preceding each election, ehall have paid a property tax sed to them within the state, and the majority of those voting thereon hall vet in favor thereof, in such manner as may ba provided by law. 8ECTION 2. Tha secretary of state is directed to submit this proposed amendment to th elector of th stats In tho next general election ia th manner provided by law. SECTION S. If adopted by th elector of the etate, this amendment shall take effect the first day at full-bodi- ed pre-codi- January, STRAIGHT Bourbon WHISKEY Aten AeaUnhle la Rye NOW 3 YEARS OLD ' COPR. 1938, THE OLD QUAKER CO., LAWRENCEBUR(7,iNa 1939. Constitutional Amendment No. 3 HOURS OF WORK ON PUBLIC : WORKS . JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING TO AMEND SECTION , ARTICLE THE CONSTITUTION OF It OF RELATING TO HCRS OF UTAH, WORK ON ALL PUBLIC ORES. Be it rccelttd by the Legislature Me etatc cf Utah, umber elected to each cf the tree koueee acting to faeor thereof l SECTION 1. That it to propeeed to amend section t of article 18 of tho Constitution of th state of Utah. See. 8. Tha Legislature ehall tha hours that shall constitute n days work on all worko or undertakings carried on or aided by the otato, county or municipal government; and th Legislature shall pass laws to provide for th health and in facto rtos, safety of employees smelters, and mines and shall determine the number ef maximum hours of service per day, SECTION f. That tha eeeretaiy of state Is hereby directed to submit this proposed amendment to tha alae-toof th state at tha next gotiand lection in tho manner provided by A two-tMr- rs tow. SECTION S. If adopted by the electors of this state, this amendment shall take offset the first day of No. 2 January, 1939. PURPOSES TAXATION OF RATI -D- ISTRIBUTION I, E. E. Konsoa, Secretary of State A JOINT RESOLUTION PROPOSING ef th State of Utah, do haroby certify AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION T, that the foregoing to a full, true and ARTICLE XIII OF THE CONSTI- correct copy of the I Constitutional TUTION OF THE STATE OF Amendments proposed by tha regular UTAH, RELATING TO THE RATE aesaion at tha legislature of 1937 as OF TAXATION, PURPOSES AND tha same appears at record la my DISTRIBUTION fflCto Re if rseoleed bt the LcgUloturc cf certify that they win cf all I further Me State cf Utah, appear on th official ballot at tho cf tkc meeiiers cUetcd to each hence general election November 8, 1831, rim earring therein: under tha number and title harala SECTION L Thst.it I proposed designated. amend section 7 at Article Is In witness whsroof, I have hereConatitution of tho atat of Utah, as unto set my hand and affixed tha at electors sounded by tha veto at th Great Seal of tho State of Uta this tha general elactioa at 1930 to nsd Mth day at Aogutt 1938. Th fata at taxation on Constitutional sai B. OF LANDS AND OTHER ENT PUBLIC 8CH00LS. AT d 15 When a good whiskey gets even better thats News! Old Quaker, already one of Americas largest selling straight whiskies, is now a year older a pear richer. Now, at 3 years it has, TMeWUekvi we believe, readied its full maturity for it is aged in temperature controlled warehouses the year round, checked for quality 51 separate times from grain to glass! You will appreciate the rich flavor of this sound, whiskey. Today try Old Quaker. Constitutional Amendments MORTICIANS Logan, Utah CHARTER NO 10135 N0W3 YEARS OLD Whiskey of Ripe Maturity MUSIC OGDEN, COMPANY OFFICE WHISKEY NEWS FLASH! OLD QUAKER e-'- GLEN BROS. UTAH POWER & LIGHT con-Spri- I VE each Wednesday 10X0 to 10:15 A m. Amendment ' When Will We AOTeed The Beet Suqar Industry? The answer fo this question can only be that we shall always need tha beet sugar industry. More than this, we shall probably need the sugar beet industry in increased proportion as time goes on. In order to fulfill the requirements of sugar consumption in the United States today wa must import it from Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii and tha Philippines, but these are "offshore" from the continent and should any blockade arise we would be cut off from our supply. The serious- ness of this situation may ba seen In time of war. Furthermore, we could increase our production of beet sugar fourfold and still not ba able to exceed the consumption requirements of the nation. Besides this, 100,000 farmers annually cultivate a million acres of fugar beets end are thus profitably employed. Yes, we will always need the sugar beat industry! twe-tkir- dt 1 .fr sssi.ixajss.ststt lacretary of State Intermountaln fleet Sutjor Companies ii. .... far ! ..eqp I! |
