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Show UTAH INDUSTRIAL REVIEW. After all is said and done, the safety of our business and its ability to earn, a fair return on its investments, rests on a thorough public understanding of its relation to all the wonderland roads serving Zion and Grand canyon national parks and Bryce canyon. 1924 picture transmission over telephone circuits New York and Cleveland. Nation-wid- e mobilization of communication by wire and wireless for the Untied States army on Defense National Packing corporation to be merged into Pacific Coast Canners, Inc., capitalization of Ogden 1925 192G CHRONOLOGY OF FIFTY YEARS Two-da- y $27,331. Manti Sanpete pea growers porate under state laws. incor- Eureka Tintic Standard receives $43,734 69 tons, of select for one car, silver ore. Eureka City will buy new truck and new highway truck. fire Frovo Hope Standard mine in district, shows good lead ore San-taqu- in prospects. Eureka Farragut property of Bingham Mines Co. being developed by two shafts. Eureka Tintic Standard pays regular 40 cent dividend, and special 20-ce- nt, $461,166 in all. Utah ranked as first state in producing nations yield of 654,921 tons lead, in 1925. Eureka Much good ore being found in Eureka Lily mine. : Eureka Union Pacific will build new passenger station here, this Eureka Iron Blossom tracting ore on 2200-fo- ot mine level. ex- Salt Lake City Contract let for new $18,000 heater at state mental hospital. Utah poultry producers sell eggs at premium on New York market. Brigham City New Idle Isle cream factory opens for service. ice Utah growers shipping early tomatoes and peaches in carloads this year, for first time. ' Salt Lake City Utah Power & Light company shows net income of $3,196,409 for 1925, earning $384,000 more than in 1924. complete sentence transmitted by telephone. First conversation by overhead lne, 2 miles Boston to Cambridge. 1880 30,872 Bell telephones in the United States. Conversation by overhead line, 45 miles Boston to Providence. 1881 Conversation by underground mile. cable, 1884 Conversation by overhead line (hard-draw- n copper), 235 miles Boston to New York. 1890 211,503 Bell telephones. 1892 Conversation by overhead line, 900 miles New York to Chicago. 1900 676,733 Bell telephones owned and connected. 1902 First conversation by longdistance underground cable, 10 miles New York to Newark. 1906 Conversation by underground cable, 90 miles New York to Philadelphia. 1910 5,882,719 telephones in the Bell system. 1911 Conversation by overhead line, 2,100 miles New York to Denver. Conversation by underground cable, 455 miles Boston to Washington. 1915 First conversation by transcontinental line, 3,650 miles Boston to San Francisco. Speech transmitted for the first time by radio telephone from Arlington Va., across the continent to San Francisco, over the Pacific to the Hawaiian islands, and across the Atlantic to Paris. 1920 12,601,935 Bell telephones in Bell system. 1921 Conversation by deep sea cable, 115 miles Key West, Fla., to Havana, Cuba. First conversation between Havana, Cuba, and Catalina island by submarine cable, overhead and underground lines and radio telephone distance 5,500 miles. Extension of cable to Pittsburgh total distance 621 miles. President Hardings inaugural address delivered by loud speaker to more than Monticello Big Indian mine, miles north, installs new mill 30 Monticello Ogden interests file 56 oil applications south of San Juan river, on Navajo reservation, for supreme court test on validity of ic Monticello Boulder Knob Oil & Gas Co. ready to start well, and drill 800 feet a month. . Work proceeds rapidly on Utah Artistic Work Efforts to Please At- J. P. Ridges sharp-shinne- red-slioulder- ed well-meanin- Engraving Company 122 Regent St. Phone Was. 3723 MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIUUIUHIHlIHUIUIIIIUUHIIIIIlIHlHnUlllllllHiamHIIMII. 5 1 A quarter of a century ago the big headlines in the newspapers of the United States told of the capture of Aguinaldo, the Filipino chief who headed an insurrection against American occupation of the Philippine islands for two years. What about Aguinaldo today? busiWell, he is now a well-to-d- o ness man in Manila, a sincere friend of the United States, and has been characterized by General Wood as being the greatest living Filipino. His son is now a cadet at the West Point Military academy. Much can happen in a quarter of a century, indeed in much shorter J time than that, but instead of strife and bloodshed in the Philippines now there is peace, security, prosperity, more education, stable business and general well being, while a former belligerent native chief is now a famed, respectable, prosperous business man. All of which shows what enlightened, well organized, free government will do. Clarksburg (W. Va.) Telegram. i Jack Shafer s 24 Private Dining Booths SHAFERS I WILSON CAFE 36 1 East Second South St. I Shellfish and Oysters our Spec- ialty. We cater to banquets and large parties. i j I Telephone Wasatch 4396 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH 1 I riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii? ABSTRACTER AGUINALDO. 100,000 people. re radio talk across the The red shouldered hawk and the broad winged hawk prey upon the destructive rodents of the farm, and they are enormously valuable to agriculture. The most destructive hawks we have over large areas of our Cend tral and Southern states are the and the Coopers hawk. These hawks usually perch in a tree. In many places pole traps are set up for the purpose of catching hawks. The broad winged hawk and the hawk do not hide in a tree; they do not feel that it is necessary for them to secrete themselves. g Along comes an enthusiastic, but not well informed game protector; he puts up a pole trap because he saw a hawk catch a quail. Flying slowly across the field, comes a hawk wrhich is beneficial to agricultural interests, alights on the pole to look around the meadow for the mouse or rat that is working near, and is caught instantly, and subsequently reported among the other vermin that have been killed. T. G. Pearson, Pres. National Audubon Society. Boston-Philadelph- ia Ship-to-sho- go GOOD AND BAD HAWKS. er Armistice Day exercises at burial of unknown soldier delivered by means of Bell loud speaker and long lines to more than 150,000 people in Arlington, Va., New York and San Francisco. 1922 conversation by wire and wireless between Bell telephones in homes and offices and the S. S. America 400 miles at sea in the Atlantic. 1923 Successful demonstration of trans-oceanradio telephony from a Bell telephone station in New York City to a group of scientists and journalists in New Southgate, England. First broadcasting of a presidential message to Congress, December 6. Delivered P. M. Completion of the New York-Chicatelephone cable. 16,720,224 telephones in Bell lantic ocean. First one-quart- Ordered A. M. system. IN TELEPHONE DEVELOPMENT 1876 Newspaper Tones and Cuts Line Etchings Test Day. people. Mt. Pleasant road project to cost $50,044, of which Mt. Pleasant paid First public demonstration of Thomas Homer, ab- stract er, moved from 620 Newhouse Building to 404 So. State Street, (ground floor) opposite City & County Building. miuiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiuiiMiiiuiiiiiiiiiiraifiiiiiiiiaintiitiiiiiiiiiJiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiir: FLOWERS For 1 1 WEDDINGS FUNERALS ! I I j and all occasions ( HOBDAYS Flower Shop j 246 South Main Street (Keith Emporium) f Thoa. Hobday, Prop. Ihone Wasatch I 987 I HIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMItllllllllllfMIllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUtllllllllllf Jesse Hear about Ellys father striking it suddenly rich? Jessica Yes, but how did he manage it ? "Got a first mortgage on a flower Penn Funch pot in Palm Beach. Bowl. 2miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiii When Long DiMtuiuV ralN your number, n Union Central l.lfe" IiiHiirance Iolloy will help your family turn the nilnrk cloud alive llu- inxide out und allow 1 I i ln. i1 ' J. W. 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