Show 1 I 4 K m I 1 I 1 ja 1 4 at it I 1 11 4 t dads 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I 4 column 11 k i t P 3 4 al 4 19 says charles E street in a letter to dads column this week 0 dear sam reading heading general ings account ot of the world war ar I 1 am reminded of 01 a writt written e n prophecy made by me when the uni united te d states entered that conflict it all came tr true uc I 1 will not ask you to print that but here her e Is m my y conal conclusion the boys who went over the top were the spearhead spear head ot of the force ot of a nation comparable to a vast reservoir the water that strikes the wheel and that is manifest in power Is in fit reality the tore fore front ot of all that body ot of water behind that gives it head and power so the battle front ot of the americans in the world war was not to be estimated in so many men alone but they that struck with that head that spiritual force of a nation behind every effort and in every arm was the pride and vigor and ex pec tency ol of all their families and friends of a great people aroused an and d united for a national purpose 0 0 0 he who dared and died had but manifested the force of an undying spirit had but consecrated that high effort to redoubled force that was followed as by the waves of the sea did a company perish all but six or two or even one that living head carried forward the spirit of all and conquered or did his duty so of those who never reached the front who never met the opportunity to flo do or make the supreme a sacrifice those who qualified and stood I 1 ready to take their places or those of ti ti gr arrn army y vho aho all in place did e their duty and contributed of the spirit they all made up the great reservoir of I 1 power that drove the spearhead spear head bead with wit Z white hot force into opposing forces at I 1 the front 0 0 so behind every loyal citizen Is the spiritual force of his conception of devotion I 1 to the principles of his country I 1 of his family of his ancestors consciously or unconsciously he reacts re acts to those standards he does not stand alone in a crisis but is imbued by all he be holds dear by the reverence of father mother brother sister and his bis friends that is a the spirit that shall be at last the sole american inheritance of the world war of every war and struggle for right find and of ot of country honke home end ancestors that coupled with I 1 justice is 0 o the spiritual force of the higher very civilization sincerely CHAS E STREET I 1 the p pat st week a latter letter was received from our former well known townsman miner and mill man joe T cescel which will net only prove of interest to his many utah friends but to the many I 1 I 1 readers leaders of this column in general I 1 it wll will be renie remembered ber ad mr cescel left park city several years ago to assume charge of a big mining and milling plant i in old mexico it was while holding this I 1 important position that he was shot by a discharged and treacherous mexican employed emp loye the result of which mr cescel I 1 was completely blinded for life I 1 0 0 I 1 after recovering frog from the wound and realizing the awful fact that his sight 1 would never again toe be restored he did not despair like many would have done taut but bravely put his latent talents talent t to work to master the art of story writing at which he succeeded admirably and scores of his short stories of fiction have appeared in many of the magazines of the country 0 0 0 later mr cescel married an estimable new york young lady at the time engaged in newspaper work fo for r years the 1 happy couple le made their home in new york city mrs cescel greatly aiding her i husband in his chosen profession 0 0 I 1 three or tour four years ago mr and mrs I 1 11 rascal moved to the old cescel homestead at monroe new york to make their home with joes father the late james T cescel former city marshal of park city and tor for many years one of the foremost mining and mill men of this district 41 i joe cescel Is admired and beloved by hosts best a of friends scattered throughout this western country among whom the t following excerpts from his recent s will be enjoyed and appreciated 0 dear dad at the moment we are having our worst storm of the season with the wind whooping it up around I 1 miles an hour snow and rain don in chunks and the house 1 from cellar to radio pole atop the root roof in tact fact this Is the worst storm 1 we came up here and I 1 see some shoveling ahead of me you know I 1 still sling a wicked shovel holdover irom from my park city days what Is more I 1 take any time tor for it though I 1 have a preference for or after dark as this does not interfere with roy my a work day there la is a sort of a loke joke about N my snow heaving because a man t passing by on tho the road one very dark p evening remarked that the guy who lives 11 there must sure have great sight to see where hes going on a black night like I 1 this 0 0 I 1 one 0 of our neighbors ran to in with the I 1 paper just before noon and mrs K read 11 me the headings from which I 1 gathered that tammany and the boys are pretty much on the run district attorney crane a good tammany man seems to be very much hurt that he 1 should be suspected ol of being lazy and I 1 iz flopping on the job and jimmy walker has already started lor for california tor for a much needed rest now rumor has it 1 I that perhaps jimmy will need so bo much J I 1 rest that hell resign A wise decision like this ought to greatly help new york e 4 I 1 apparently governor roosevelt noo sevelt Is breaking with al smith and tammany which will most likely help him hirn with upstate 1 folks and the country in gener general at present our al seem to be hot I 1 every time I 1 think ot of the price me metals a I 1 get a pain in the neck 7 where oh where Is the bottom something must bust pretty soon 0 it looks as it if business is somewhat better in the east though our immediate neighborhood Is still fairly quiet prices in the stores however have not gone down the same as they have in new york city and other nearby places in consequence the people are not doing much home shopping and peddlers with truck loads of fruit and vegetables are cutting in on the village trade last evening we hooted hoofed it down to the talkies tallies tal kies seeing charleys aunt a doggone good picture I 1 find that I 1 can get a lot out ot of the talkies tallies tal kies and it certainly gives me added pleasure to know that I 1 can go along and see mrs K have some pleasure too we take in the silent pictures very often but now that we have the sounders we try to get to 1 town once a week or oftener it if the picture Is worth while 1 4 0 0 the short story market Is still very much cockeyed cock eyed due to the editors using old stock manuscript taken from the sate safe however we are working on new material and getting it in shape lor for the market when it opens up again my or rather rathe r our latest Is a park city tale one I 1 of t the he best things we have turned out I 1 ism I 1 am especially fond of it 1 ou and what do y you know about this mrs K X has become a regular record and park tan fan it if the p paper aper Is I 1 late a t e 0 she h e at once wonders whether we are I 1 going jo ang I 1 to miss a 06 copy just a moment ago she reached over my shoulder to get the re I 1 cent ski number which I 1 had stowed I 1 away on a table to the right ot of my desk you certainly do get out a splendid paper dad 0 4 0 thinking back it seems to me that I 1 never told you that our john the youngster who worked with me tor for quite a while in new york and his ann were married last tall fall this Is the young man whose mother raised such a row about his having a sweetheart they ann and john have a very nice apartment in uptown new york and john was the only member ot of his firm not to have his salary cut on the first ot of the year we are very proud ot of him and very very fond at f his wife dan shields and paul hunt seem to be doing their dang dest tor for utah and I 1 silver good for or them they certainly ought to have the support of 0 more peo pie than what they have you may probably recall that paul hunt used to be on the job with me w when I 1 was in charge ot a mill in old mexico in fact he was very much with me tor for he be was the only man to stick to his job on the cyanide plant when I 1 was sent there as bobs twelve out of the fifteen foreigners out of the fifteen there quit when the old boss was let out also lots lota of mexicans but these latter soon got hungry and came back to their jobs I 1 was mighty glad to see a young man about hunts size around you bet mexico Is dead especially mining I 1 dont see how the people get along and very likely lots of them find the big innards na ads eating the little innards most of the time last month we had our fruit pruned and dressed up tor for summer soon as it Is tune time to do the spraying continued on n five ive I 1 dads column continued from page one furnish the power on the pump handle II if we can we want to keep the little place up in first rate shape I 1 think that I 1 can get out with the shovel now so adelos mrs K joins me in the best of f everything n g to you and the bestedt chhit y yours our T the best ot luck to 0 all JOE monroe new york march 8 1931 this country Is filled with dollar down dandles people who are buying a radio an automobile an electric refrigerator and a dozen other things at a dollar down and a dollar when the collector catches them in let us be thankful that some enterprising indian prince does docs not think of 0 telling his surplus elephants here on the dollar down plan think ot of trying to sell an unemployment apple to a fair lady accompanied by her pet elephant says henry ford ord M the e man a who 0 ca cannot n enis no acri rd wha think Is not a an n ed educated t e man n no 1 20 matter how many college degrees he may have acquired S avs tile the chicago tribune the tha back bach rooms of 4 5 saloons baloon s in chicago contribute to the delinquency of more than gills every twenty tour four hours houra colonel lindbergh is still the american boys heio according to a study being made by the boys club federation of america which Is made up of clubs scattered throughout the united states with a total membership of nearly 1 there are people in park cit who buy very little here thoughtlessly spending their money out ot of town where it Is lost to the community those who buy here benefit the community by keeping their money in local circulation and reap the additional rewards ot of buying from business enterprises that d depend for their very existence upon their thera reputation for fair dealing 0 0 the same principle which urges people to patronize the local merchant who has his money invested where lt it serves e rv them most should impel the me merchant hal to advertise in the newspapers 0 of f his community the record boosts park city and its people institutions and business it Is a fixture with a heavy investment and dependent tor for its existence as a booster upon the patronage of the community says senator borah there seems to be a widespread belief belie that you can restore s prosperity from the public treasury it Is not 0 only a false theory but it a vic vicious lOust theory beery received in a letter received yesterday from mrs W H clendenning of salem oregon only daughter of mrs john M mckay c kay of ila this city the lady says 0 dear dad enclosed Is c heck check for another years subscription for the re record e ord we can riot not get along without it I 1 it we c call j it our weekly letter from home park city will mill always be home to me and I 1 especially as long as my dear old mother Is abre I 1 urge liar to come and live with 1 i us but she dont like the oregon rain I 1 in winter but I 1 think it would be better for her than so much park city snow and told cold 1 I 1 we have had bad a beautiful winter in i salem riot not one bit of snow and very little cold weather at this writing we have our gaiden nearly all in spring flowers are all in bloom peach trees are all in bud and everybody out boiking in the gardens its realy like the good old summer time and I 1 hope the coming summer isi is a prosperous and happy one for everybody i I 1 business conditions are bad here fis as elsewhere thank goodness mr clenden nio nang Is one of the fortunate ones he has been working all winter 0 A recent letter from my son jack said he was welt well and working steady but nearly everybody in san diego were moaning hard tims tim s husband joins me in sending regards and well wishes to all park friends TIRS MRS W H clendenning they rie aie doing things thing with ever everyday vday umbrellas back in germany its as will be noted by the following german inventors sought patents on i an umbrella with a window in it an umbrella with an electric light inside and an umbrella with eaves tor for catching water I 1 but exhibit A of patents was w a cane with a radio antenna on it and the runner up was an electrically lighted vanity case lor for use at the theatre it is now in order for some active brained talked american to jump one ahead of ibe lie germans by inventing a device that vill make the st paling or losing of an i abrella impossible from a coasin mrs H H eving in new zealand close to the area by the terrible earthquake in that country recently dad received this week copies of the Christ christchurch church news published at Christ christchurch church of feh feb enry ath and the auckland weekly news news ot of february published publIsh pd at auckland new zealand giving full de oil of the t disaster together with twenty two full fill page illustrations of scenes of the vr epst st destruction prid in in the cities of 0 napier and hastings and vicinity where the clu quake ake played terrific havoc the pictures fire are vel deiy y Int interesting and can be seen by 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