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Show THE CITIZEN 4 k industries would mining and be developed to an extent far beyond the ken of those unfamiliar with the latent possibilities of. this region. There are probably at this moment no funds available for a project of this magnitude. We hasten therefore to assure our readers that we have no desire, inclination or reason to criticise or interfere with the present plans or policies of our state road commission. It is our belief that that bbdy is already confronted with problems far beyond the comprehension of the ordinary layman and is handling its funds in a manner entirely consistent with the circumstances and conditions under which it is now compelled to work. We do believe, however, that ways and means may be found live-stoc- whereby additional funds can be secured which will permit of the state building many more miles of hard surfaced highways and that to without any perceptible increase in taxation. It is fast becoming palpably apparent that roads of this nature are becoming more and more necessary to the future development of Utah's unlimited but erstwhile dormant resources. The very highest types of paved roads are no longer considered luxuries To those communities whose desire it is to grow and prosper to an extent commensurate with present day requirements they are absolute and positive necessities and are becoming more and more so every day. To Salt Lake and other commercial and a industrial centers of the state, the Uintah basin is a veritable gold mine lying at their very door. All that this city has to do to reap the rich emoluments there from, is for its business men to wake up, get busy and join the energetic and farsighted citizens of the basin counties in their efforts to secure adequate, economic and uninterrupted all year traffic facilities between that section and this city. The people of the basin say that a concrete road of modem type and design will do it. Such being the case the business men of Salt Lake and for that matter the whole state of Utah, should get behind them with every available ounce of support and work with them untiringly to that end. accounts are a convenence or a temp- - tation, whether bargains are bargains or unnecessary expenditures. None of these things advertising, fashion, mail order, installment buying, or charge accounts are necessarily good or bad. It all lies in the way they are used. Chief Clerk (to lady applicant): And what is your age? Applicant (coyly) : I've just seen twenty summers. Chief Clerk: And how long have yot been blind? Exchange One of the most aggravating things we know of on a cold morning i8 a motor which doeg not choose to ODONNELL & CO. MORTICIANS Wasatch 6461 Salt Lakes Finest Funeral Home 32 South Fourth East CONTAINING UTAHS ONLY MAUSOLEUM . MONEY TO LOAN 5 on Business Property 6 on Apartments and Housing Loans HalloraJudge TRUST COMPANY years without a loss to any investor of our First Mortgage Loans. 40 A record of family expenditures shows habits of buying. Looking back for a year a good picture of what has been bought and why it was bought can be had.' One can discover the influence of advertising, of fashion, and of pass-- ing fads, whether the mail-ord- er An Arfsirlissaisl I, The Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. explorer and discoverer in the great Southwest, Coronado pioneered a trail which telephone lines now tra- verse. To project and construct these lines across plain and desert and over mountain range also was the work of pioneers. These men of the Bell System have blazed a trail through the frontiers not only of geography but of scientific knowledge. cata- logue, the installment plan, and charge ( Their advance continues. This company still has its Coronados who are opening the way to better telephone service for the millions who now five where the Spanish explorer first led his steel-cla- d followers. expressed in the words of Presi- dent Walter S. Gifford of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company: Hotel Alexandria will win your hearty approval with thoughtful service! cenSome special features: Franco-Italia- n dining room. Peacock Codec shop and Indian Grill cafeteria. Rates, per Day, Single, European Plan ,75 rooms with private toilet, $2 to $3 380 rooms with bath, $3 to $4 245 rooms with bath, $5 to $8 AM: Pot two persons, $3vp Special Rates for Families and Parties Convenient Parking and Garage Accommodations . HotelcilexandiiaL LOS ANGELES E. C. Eppley, President Charles B. Hamilton, Vice President and Managing Director The Alexandria is an affiliated unit of the Eppley in the Middle West, and of the 8rstem of hotels chain of hotels on the Pacific Coast. c Cl ( y - Our continuing objective is tral location and famous cuisine. ( "With your sympathetic understanding we shall continue to go forward, providing a telephone service for the nation more and more free from imperfections, errors or delays, and always at a cost as low as is consistent with financial safety. H rj .0 |
