Show I b Frank J The Th haiti lut Issue of the Payroll Builder carrIes carrie on the tho th back page nn an appeal from Governor Bern Dern urging th the people to Utah IndustrIes Th The wc wage earners and others should not forget ferret to sustain local Home Horn patronage will make a greater field of employment and postpone the day when earnest workers will bo be work without t getting It It The way to build a II community or Dr a stat state Is by loyalty S S SA A radio expert declares Ogden Osden Is making a mistake by not broad broad broad- broadcasting broadcasting casting Today radio Is recognIzed as a a voice voice olce proclaIming to all radio tans fans a 8 community Importance Many places place not as a large larce all as a Og- Og Ogden den Or-den den are asserting themselves In Ina ina a radio way a a a aThe The Union-Made Union Garment Man Man- Manufacturer Association of AmerIca has authorized U Ue the expenditure ot of in 1927 for tor advertising to combat competing goods roods turned out t In In prisons It should not be bo necessary for forthe tIle the garment workers and Cl to make mak a a campaign Prison made goods foods never novel should be allowed to displace th the prod prod- product products Uris of free labor Prisoners Prisoner too often otten are aro exploit exploited ed Pd for th the benefit of those thos line hand hand hand- lIng prison made goods roods There Is no good rea reason on why garment workers worker In Ogden who are build building log and sustaining homes be b thrown out of employ employ- employment employment ment meat by a a state tate institution where men inert and anti women are arc held in a form Corm of slavery a S S Next lext Saturday la Js Lincoln's birthday Of all alithe th tho men AmerIca h s ha-s 9 produced not hot not one receives more praise from the world out out-aldo out out- outside side aIde than the Great Emancipator Washington Is if praised as a the lather Father of Ills ilia Hi County but Lin- Lin Lincoln Lin Lincoln coln coin Is Js loved because ullo he lie spoke poke for forthe forthe the oppressed and trodden down-trodden Beginning Ufo life In a II log hog cabin and denied th the opportunities fora for tor tora fora a schooling reared In poverty and made to struggle for fora a a mere ex existence ex- ex LIncoln's Lincoln triumph w s most dramatic The story story- of Lincoln Lincoln's humble beginning followed by his great success will never ne c aso to op ap- ap Gl to tho the Imagination of not only Americans American but all struggling struggling- people S Experts of the th department of agriculture have advised farmers to turnback turn back tome some of ot their land to grass grass and pastures having In mind that time the farms today are aro producing more than th the domestic and foreign markets can consume JI Ac A proof of the tho declaration that the farina are arc producing over eta sla- ta tidies are quoted In 1926 the th gross cross value alue of all crops was wa 7 which was nearly a billion dollars dollar less than In 1926 The rhe decrease was due to low prices pricell resulting from Increased production Nearly half halt of thit decline was as n In cotton colton and cotton t fell Il because tile the southern plantation were too productive There is I I no the no- no naI notions na nation I tion across the Ule seas ca will be great great- greater er I er consumers of American farm products In III 1927 1127 than In 1926 But what will the farmers do 40 nith Ith their grass graM and pasture land Beef Cf production equals equal consumption tion lon Ion They might raise more moro wool From whatever r anul an angle e ono one looks Ii a tn th farmers farmer's difficulties no l I m-ly m defined wy wey out Is I to be bei bea b i a n S S S SIce Ice Ic jams jam ams on eastern tern rivers have ben been broken up by the th use ue of was wa first t used for that IU three th ree year years ago aso It Is red aluminum and iron ru rU rUI t I C hieb when brought together form a a high explosive Both Roth are harmless until united nud thru then cornea the th explosion Not ot unlike human kind Many any r h hi man and anti woman unit d ta ma the bonds bond bon l of If matrimony C piode Iode S S Sw w w Yorkers do things In a big v a av A atO 30 30 SO building Is I to be t t d contaInIng 2000 rooms room town of for town out buyers buyer Th The tur truc-tur turo will cost No o room seems eem to b be left loft InT In ew ew York City for tor an Investment c tor for tellS less than a a million dol- dol dolla dolIan dol dollars la lars Ian TIle The Th wealth of o the th country Js Is being concentrated In the tb metropolis Ii lie lis and B a I city of billions Is III being belne built S S S Do not miss seeing the exhibits by Boy Scouts Scout which are aro In th the windows M of o th the business houses house Th The exhibits give Ivo sonic Idea of oC the activities ot of 1 t Continued vu ou i a 1 Two TiO 0 NEWS NEVIS At AND D VIEW VIEWS Continued 1 Front From Inee lale age Onel One No Ko more moro wholesome atmosphere could bOJ be given ghen to a boy J 12 Z years ears or more than that provided by bythe bythe bythe the Boy Doy Scouts aA a A Seattle woman having heard of the efforts being belli made made- by the Humane society in O Ogden en lIDS has hassent hassent I sent sont her check for tor of A message of that kind gives I real eal encouragement to a group of of earnest arnest workers In a n most worthy cause Auto travel was waa ma made difficult I on Tuesday by extremes of wea wea-ther wea then ther In Ogden the tha streets were so RO smooth with Ice the cars carR could not bo be controlled Out on the thc desert between Cis Cisco co eo Utah and the Colorado line tourists In machines were hub deep In the mud and unable lo to move e A thaw had had- made the tho country through which the tho high highway 0 way passes a sell sea of mud In this world of o our ours things I seldom are what hat they should be Problems constantly arc are being presented In order to keep man busy solving Ing them Tomorrow evening the Daugh- Daugh tens of the Pioneers give their dance It will not be bo an ordinary dance for tor of ot the time old-time dances many I which held a charm for the young oung I people of forty and filly fifty years ears ago will be bo given OH Oil DONT DON'T YOU YOtT HIE Iti I ER rune fune Holt Bolt Oh OhI dont don't you ou remember that Queer little hat hilt That your our grandma wore long long ago How lion It sat lIat on the top lop of ot her ber de dear r tittle hoa head 1 While the ringlets danced quaint quaintly ly Iy below tier Her dress full and r ruffled reached reach reach- reached reached ed clear to the floor And And her lieI shoes had such long long- pointed long pointed toe toes What a n dear little shawl on her shoulders she sho wore With an nn air 0 of such modest re- re repose re repose pose P pose Oh dont don't you OU remember the Iho way that she sho danced how JIO her Ier feathery step hold held such lIuch grace And when some bold youth whit while I flattering words I Iron V tho blushes would creep oer o'er I her ler fart face And n l her little tittle white hands hands and InI In I their black silken mitts milts In her lap would be toMed folded soI so I tight No wonder onder your grandpa fell madly In love When he Ire saw such a feminine sight Oh dont don't you OU remember the servIce erv- erv leo Ice she gave gate And the hardships the abe patiently bore That you fOU and I In these valleys might dwell With a II chance to advance evermore ever ever- more Now alas alu she Is le ol old and the tha hardships of youth Have made mado her h r unsteady and frail Let us give II to the tho future as IlS nobly ai as She he And God helping we never will fail tall 00 Maggio Maggie I |