Show 0 a M a 0 a 4 4 1 11 I 1 1 t 1 I I 1 14 1 dads I 1 1 I 1 A column t I 1 f 1 2 I 1 Z A q t ali 1 1 P I 1 F things nis to forget borget and remember I 1 i forget each kindness that y you on do As soon as you have done it forget the praise that rails falls to you the moment you have won it forget the slander that you hear bea before 0 re you can repeat it forget each s slight 1 ight each spite each sneer s wherever you may meet it remember every kindness done to you whatever wh ateer its measure remember praise by others won I 1 and pass it on with pleasure remember every promise made and keep it to the letter remember those who lend you aid and be a greate tul ful debtor 8 says a y s the boston transcript A scientific journal r 1 I suggests a number ot of much needed inventions strangely however it from its list the following lt cabine A self washing machine an airplane that Is not subject to the law of gravitation A golf ball with a phonograph attachment that will sing out here I 1 am 11 i an anglers scales that will corroborate corroborate the fis hermans story etory A berry basket that will prevent all i the best L berries from staying at the top A telephone call bell that will inform us who is on the other end of the wire I 1 an attachment tor for home radios that will pass the collection plate after the sunday sermon its spring again march blue skies are overhead sa s1 1 allow ow twigs tire are dowyne where freshets fresh ets form along the hills and long dry springs are flowing the cataracts now boisterous are roaring full of power sweet sephers sephy rs coax the bulbs and seeds seed to weaken grow and flower its spring again warm spring again all gold and blue and shower its spring again wild spring again long clays with spring times dohrl dower the pregnant earth is in travail while march wild winds are singing to welcome all the newborn neuborn new neu born things i the blue eyed mid cifes bringing A million active children soon will glow in verdant splendor i aured at the breast of 0 mother earth love Is warm and tender its sp spring ag again dear clear spring again all joy all life all laughter its spring again gleen spring again coming after 11 R MERRILL poet lariat of provo utah 7 I 1 to my U boy 1 I 1 I 1 wonder my boy it if Y aull keep your dreams I 1 through the whole of the atter after years I 1 such dreams as now when the sunshine I 1 gleams and the song Is in your ears of the open heart and the glad clean soul and never a spot or stain I 1 I 1 wonder it if you will keep the them in w whole hole and fresh as the dew and rain I 1 I 1 wonder my boy if be the knight I 1 I 1 ot of the galant heart as now I 1 wonder it if you will make the fight I 1 with the light in your eyes somehow like the glow and flame of a purpose pure I 1 r it if you will be through all the years serene and sure As I 1 pray in the heart of me I 1 wonder rny boy ir if ever and long I 1 the heart ot of be the same I 1 with the golden dream and merry song and ear the blush of shame shame for the way be rough and th the heart be sad ead i and the sweat be on your brow will you bring then a song to make us Z glad Z 1 As the song you bring us now I 1 1 I 1 for theres ever the need ot of the merry I 1 heart an and d the light in the kindly eye I 1 and the soul strong to play the part I 1 ot of a roan man as the years go by I 1 so kneel till 1111 I 1 charge thee with the truth till I 1 give thee a knighty vow I 1 to keep the soul ot of thy clean fresh As gallant and brave as now anonymous 0 0 at this season of the year the popular refrain Is well I 1 dont know why I 1 should get a new one the old one runs I 1 like a top and look so EO bad either 1 when you hark to the voice of a knocker As you list to his hammer tall fall remember the tact fact that the knocking act I 1 requires no brains 0 at all 1 it does brat beat the deuce how the big newspapers of the country vie with each 4 I 1 other in giving two and three column I 1 t front page pictures and big black headlines I 1 exploiting the doings of that common ex pug jack dempsey Demp scy OT this week the feature of the big front 1 page stuff Is the reported collapse of Z the bugs pugs domestic affairs in the a alleged preparations tor for the ot of the t marriage ties evidently his bis wife estelle I 1 r taylor the well ell known screen actress having arx an elegant sufficiently of her big fighting husband 1 1 we wonder who gives a tinkers dam clarn 1 if the separation comes or it if estelle gets the divorce in parts paris or jack beats beat her to 1 it by taking up a six weeks residence in r wide open nevada thus divorcing her instead of she divorcing him 0 0 0 A of course such news makes racy reading at the breakfast table and theta V what reporters are paid tor for 0 0 1 the dean of the united states senate 41 senator re reed ed smoot on his return to utah the first ol of the week expressed his bis willingness and desire to be reelected re elected in 1932 0 0 ai the republicans of the state will be ab practically unanimous in their determination J to nominate re him at the senatorial lr state convention next year which W will mean his practically unanimous lil election for real statesmanship there are none in utah to compare with our senior united states senator wednesday last Wed wednesday nesda in chicago a poor devil named clarence rucker was promptly given sixty days in jail tor for stealing a two cent bar of soap where clarence made the fatal mistake was instead ot of showing in inclination lor for cleanliness he be should have robbed a bank of several hundreds of 0 thousands of dollars and sensationally tonally killed the cashier then he would uld not only have got worldwide world wide publicity but also his freedom alter after a month or so ho wrangling in the courts scarcely a day goes goes by y of late but some Dromi prominent nent citizens of this section strolls nto our office to express their praise and adm admiration ration of 0 state senator paul H hunt lor for his unceasing efforts in framing and advocating legislation that would have proved beneficial cial at the recent session ot of the state legislature unfortunately his bis efforts were fruitless because ot of narrow mindedness and unreasonable prejudice of several of ills his fellow mem be bers nevertheless his efforts were praiseworthy end and appreciated by all true Uta lins 0 4 it Is reported and confidently expected that president hoover will take steps regarding the stabilization ot of silver and the proposed international conference soon after his return from his vacation our sister state nevada will experience an increase in population every day because ot of her wide open gambling and quick divorce laws there Is more truth than poetry in what will rogers says regarding nevadas new law every state in the union gambles as aa much as nevada does docs but they were smart enough to pass a law and get some tax money out of 0 it officers can not or rather will not stop gambling so 10 why riot not get something out of it to make it a bit lighter tor for the hest fc est overburdened over burdened taxpayer utah mine from the time we started production in our utah unit on september 10 1920 until we closed it down as far as ore production la Is concerned on march 1 1931 we produced and shipped tons of ore I 1 this ore yielded ounces of 1 silver ounces of 0 gold pounds of lead pounds of I 1 zinc and pounds of copper received I 1 prom from this output we received approximately I 1 in net smelter returns the stockholders and backers who furnished the money to develop this unit 0 of the mine in the face of geologic advice v ice that there was no ore in that locality i because it had been cut off by a fault Irece received hed in dividends a total of in other words the total sum BM expended in the state exceeds oo I 1 I 1 while mines now operating in the state will continue to run at least until 1635 1935 when the legislature ge gets is Us its power to either abolish or cha change logs the multiple system of mine asses assessments ments it Is almost certain that there will be a dearth of new development work un until tit that time mr air Lambo ume larne said he had not definitely decided where here he would make his bo h home no but indicated it would probably be in california cali ornia I 1 I 1 |