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Show THE CITIZEN total e registration of motor United States on July 1, counted to 10,845,000 compared one year before. Total j 413,000 registrations are estimated at the in 14 DON'T PASS THE APPLES. FAMILY AUTO. THE 111,000. other has e mobiles words the United States over five times, as many as all the rest of the world lined. other reason, these figures show why the United States maintain its dominant position oil industry. it had not been for the initiative enterprise of American oil pros-or- s and producers, one person out States (tery ten in the United not own an automobile today, no (Or g 44 de 4 (ould American automobile manu- turning out about 2,250,-or- s trucks for 1922. agitation or political activity 1 interferes with or retards in the oil industry affects our leading position in oil production and incidnetally operation of every family auto srown country. red be and nor-developme- ctiy Id HE OLDEST MINE LOCATION. Walsh has dug up enry the oldest in the now famous It is dater December 23, and reads as follows: Easterly Extension of Young Amer-LodUih-distric- (location t. , e: e the undersigned claim two feet each on this the First hun-1(20- Extension of the Young terly all its 0) dips,- stunt: Cut Out the Applet When every pool in Eden was a mirror Where woman saw her image daily bom, There never was a time when one was dearer Than Eve upon the first September purposes. Hanks, G. S. Little, R. V. ter, Perry Decker, A. E. Williams, Petty, Robert Nag-J- . M. Joseph Barker, Wright, Andy Barker, George son, M. Y. Snedeker, Orson Ar-A Reade, S. A. Hanks. R. No lustful eye devoured her chaste per- fection, Nor envious tongue her simple toilet scorned; None but the limpid pool cast a reflection On innocence and beauty unadorned. Had Adam seen her in a gown and bonnet, With high-heele- d shoes a hobbling through the place, He doubtless would have climbed the Money BY BUYING Quality Ve I SILVER LEDGE 72 FEET THICK. Congressional Delegate Dan Sutherland reports that a ledge of silve72-fo- ot ore has been discovered at Copper Mountain, just north of Mt. McKinley. It is said to carry values up to 400 a ton and to be one of the greatest lode deposits in the history r-lead of Alaska. claims was A group of twenty-thre- e bonded by the discoverers, A. M. Grant and Frank Giles, to J. J. Price and Tom Aitken. Grant went there with Sutherland. The find is fifty miles west of McKinley station on the Alaska railroad. MAY BE WORLD-BEATE- sand in northwestern New Mexico, near the line, on the Navajo Indian reservation, which may become an important producing area. Lease holdings of the Midwest cover 4,800 acres. Other applicants for tracts have been turned down by the Buerau of Indian affairs. Maybe another Teapot Dome deal can be brewed here, with the help of Standard Oil or some of its myriad subsidiaries. Heretofore prospecting in New Mexico has been more productive of gas both the natural and artificial varieties than anything else. ' Utah-Colorad- o INDEPENDENT. This poem, is free verse. I said the timid caller, dont care whether its free or said the editor of the Chiggers-vill- e Clarion. My paper this week is crammed full of political advertising and I wouldnt publish the best piece of poetry ever writnot, paid-in-advan- ten. Birmingham ce Age-Heral- d. TRAMPS. The age of. the average tramp before the war was fifty years. Now its thirty-two-. And the 1922 model tramp rides on auto trucks instead of on freight trains. This information is from the report of a New York welfare association with a name as long as Barnum's. Cardiff gant. The is seeking a way to reduce the number of tramps. Quickest way is to give them the jobs they seek. Second, and impossible, is to kill the wanderlust that exists in every human being, a psychoanalytic complex reassoi-ciatio- R. Midwest Refining Co. is reported to have brought in a 500 to 2,000 barrel well at 800 feet depth from the Dakota wall and gone it; And with him every hope to found the race. action from the dull grind of Clothes Style and Quality As Well As Price AGENTSFOR Block and Kirschbaum Clothes Beginning Now! With each new subscription to The Citizen, each renewal or payment of subscription account, an order will be given YOU, entitling you to one picture, 11x7 inches, Ivory Finish; a photo of superior quality, made by MONROE STUDIOS 267 South Main Street. Picture Taken and delivered to you without any charge or further obligation. You present the order and get your Dont hide the masterpiece of Gods Sell creation eatThrough prudery that comes from ing fruit, The more you leave to mans imagination The wilder and the baser grows the brute. Anonymous Written for The Stein NEW MAP OF U. S. OIL AND GAS FIELDS The MUTUAL PLAN Save the coal mine workers and retail dealers combined profit by stockholders operating, their own mines and local yards. Investigate and reduce the cost of your coal! A large map of the oil and gas fields d f the United States has Just been by the U. S. Geological Survey, )epartment of the Interior. This map, hich is on a scale of forty miles to he inch, shows the oil fields In green, pub-ishe- Ivllett-Kell156 n morn. U. Save lines and refineries in purple. These features are superimposed on a base map printed in gray, which does not obscure the oil and gas data. The map is not a revision of the last edition of the Geological Surveys oil and gas map of the United States, which was published in 1917, but is a new compilation. In its preparation the best information available the Survey has utilized, and the proof was revised by incorporating the latest information received from officials of oil, gas and pipe line companies operating in all the producing states. The map measures 49 by 76 inches, and is sold for $1 a copy by the director of the U. S. Geological Survey, Washington, D. C. - h mining and ambitions of the male portion of humanity for the female of the species. Since time immemorial woman has been slanderously referred to as the The fact that she is gentler sex. drifting back to Garden of Eden style much faster than her brother, really indicates that she is the hardier sex. For centuries she has meekly listened to the clarion call of the fashion monger, obeyed the dictum of the maker of clothes and hidden the fairest form ever created by nature in flowing draperies. She has become the innocent victim of prudery and convention not entirely of her own making. This being true, The Citizen offers Cut Out the Apple as a truism worthy of profound consideration. Here is the new version of the apple Amer-Lod- e angles, spurs other variations, together with one dred (100) feet on each side paral-ritsaid parallel with said lode wtih When The Citizen incorporated the innocent little lyric poem, Pass the Apples, in its issue of October 14, a poem indited by an anonymous writer, it had no idea that this would stir the latent emotions of another clandestine genius into action. But it did; and below is given a new version of the familiar biblical incident. With all due respect to the writer of Pass the Apples, The Citizen believes that Cut Out the Apple is really more expressive of the higher hopes 7 y South Main St. Co. he gas fields. in red, and the oil pipe DENT CHAMBERLIN, Stock Sales Manager Telephone Wasatch 7959 38 West Second South J |