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Show TO REPRESENT YOU HI COIIGRECS 'I --- VQTE FQR j UV PRESTON L JOtm 1 Congressional Candidate I . ' DISTRICT 1 (One) ! vf W . HE KNOWS THE PROBLEMS O I OF UTAH'S HOME TOWNS I : Because He's Met and Solved Them - , As a 4-Term Mayor of Nephi, Utah j I NOTE: , . i . m..rf...laA.." -"' The 2,600 City Officials Who Comprue PRESTON L. JONES The Utah Municipal League Recently G.O.P. Condidate U.S. Congress & Named Preston Jones Their President 1st District VOTE FOR AN OUTSTANDING PUBLIC SERVANT (Paid political adv. by G. T. HanBen, Salt Lake City.) FOR BETTER RESULTS ADVERTISE IN THE CHRONICLE - - "THE STORY OF " - TEN LITTLE FREE WORKERS THESE ARE THE WORKERS REOOy DOCTOR RAILROADER MINER STEELWORIfERLAIWyER GROWER 6AIESCIERK REPORTER Ten little iiee workers in this counlry fine and lair. But il you cherish your freedom worker have a care Ten little ixee workers Reddy was doing tine Until the socialists got him (hen (here were nine. Nine little free workers laughed at Reddy's (ale Along came federal medicine then there were eight. Eight little free workers thought this country heaven But the government looi over the railroads, then there were seven. , Seven little free workers 'till the miners got in a fix. Uncle said coals essential and took over leaving six. Six little tree workers till the day did arrive The steel mills, too, were federalized tten there were five. ,r ' . Five little free workers but the farmers are free no more .'' ' The farms have been collectivized that leaves only our. Four little free workers till the government did decree All must have free legal advice then there were three. v Three little free woriers (he number is getting few. But with government groceries selling food then there were two. Two little free workers our story's almost done, With clerks at work in federal stores that leaves only one. ' t, ';- - One little free worker the reporter son-oi-a-gun S Mustn't crilicize government so now there are none. g ' Ten liffle woriers but they are no longer free They work when and where ordered, and at a fixed rate you see, .' -;' And it all could have been prevented if they'd only seen tit to agree And work together instead of saying "it never can happen to mef TELLURIDE POWER COMPANY A mSELF-SUPPORTING, TAX PAYINGINDUSTjiY . This Winter 'Wft" Winter can be tough on you . . . but tougher on i A.J i&r "5 Jf "" s- your car! Sub-zero temperatures slow your (1 ' "ta. , starts, cut down your power. Corrosive combus- f r? tion acids created by winter driving cause : .y'-'T' "' Xi I vSl extra engine wear that cuts down your gasoline mileage. JTpf . That's why it's so wise to protect your y ! engine with the winter grade of new Conoco , J S jt jL.fJC Super Motor Oil. if f "58r JS ' yV'N III f 'h. Super Protection! j Jr" " " s Change now to the amazing new Conoco Supfil fi s f f,tt Motor Oil ... proved by two winters' testing in the -fy v VJ' freezing cold of the Colorado and Montana mountains VMIT "P to be; the great new winter wear-fighter! Conoco X.1 ' f f Q Jp- V SjjRej Motor Oil safely gathers up acids and -V'VYV Jf,, ' ''k. j& ' 3C harmful moisture ... flushes them out of your engine A V r"f when you drain! 11 IvV " J Want instant starting, lightning pickup, surging --y?X IS . power? Then drain and refill with the winter grade ' (fin4P of new Conoco SllHSI Motor Oil. Protected! "'' " Ask yourx Wdly Mileage Merchant AboufA X Sn V"50,000 Miles M Af ,95 CONTINENTAL Q,L COMPANy ll |