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Th<' or,kr o[ (hp speakers ancl 1·' 1111•~ 1,:~11li11 l)i(•, S11cltl1·11l,1 ol ,;houl<l han• donhlt'<l that !'011111 • suhit'<'IS 11<':tl't Trouhlt• Th<' P:llllH' 11as i11l1•nsl'l.v P,<"iting, an•I thc•1r 11,•re a;i follm·,s: S .I ()11i11111•), 'Iii, "llril•ing !ht• 1111 I -------(h(• illlllll'IH'I (' l'O\\'tl 11hil']l fillPcl th,· .,111 '.\l•,t<·lii·,1(,"·, ~losn~ I•'. I fl\\ It•\ ~Ir .lalll<'S l•:spli11, a l'l't•sh111n11 tel S11nrt g111111nsi11111di,! th1•ir full 111 • ,., llc-C'kPcl oul ill all its spl1•11clor, the '. 'IS "\\'I• 1 I ('· \\", 1l I , . ?•:. the t·. ,\, ('., cliPII ~londay mor11i11g shal'!' lo ,Hid lo Ill<' [1111. But from ·• " t1n ( e .t '"· , ·. • . ~111a1t ~y11111a~iu111was thP ~l·,~nc or ,. , 1 . 'I 1, "(' . 1. •,. . . at the• l tah-I1laho hosp1tal lro111 · the st·111clpoi11I of Olll' who know. , I Al\\ ...1) .,, son, '· ,u,l Ill< s <,1 ,c11 . t hp most suc·,·c•ssful so,·ial gi\'<'11 :;o ,•,. • .... , ,. .. , ~ lhParl lroul>IP a1H! pnP11l!lo111a, aflNI Lask!'lball :we\ \\'IW likes to St'<' 111,, 1 I ,XII utne, 1 11 1 1 S11m11, ,II< , ·' . . . . .. far rlurin•· (hp st·hool IP.II'. Tht• t,;a) "'l'I , I'· .. · ., ,. ti ]' · ·1 .. , . II hnl'f 1llllC'SS. lit' hacl lH'('ll a1!111g "' ' /:,'a1111•play<'<! as it should Ill', 'l'Ul'Sll ,1ss1n.., o Il' • ,11111,\ ,is ,I . • . . · 1·oupll'S gath1•1·pd in plpa:,;in" thron~ . . • • ... ,, , , . lor :-;0111<'l111w. but thought 11 was · b " day'. l'onfcst was lh<' pool'<'Hl that ~OCH!1 111sl1tut1011 . A L. la 1lllll, ' . l'.tC'h llo111c•o tn·ing to nut-do h;s '17 .. ,• ,• , I , 11 . !· ·1 · , , 1 Olli\' a roltl, a11cl dHI not l'C'al1Z(' lhl' ' ha:,; IH'l'II S('('II in l,oga11 this ::;eason . 1)111111g IH 11111,111 ;\,\< IIH I : . . .. .. ,,·ollt•:t"UC in spri11kli11g his little tO· '!, > I , , I" j] · .. I· · ,sc:l'IOllSll('SS ot Ins (•ond1t1on until 1( "' Front IIH• first j11111p ii \\as l'\'ic!t•nt •• I. I a 111,·1,llfn<·-<•c IIS >i\l l)t'<'f 1111 . . I'd wi(lt IIO\\'Pl'S. Nafuntlly thr•rf' , .I . . , I ·i t · , . , . , I hpc•a111P lll'C'l'Ssan· !111· 111111lo ,t?;o lo I that W<' <·0111<1hop!' for lilll!' hut ,tll llll\lijll,t \1,1), <,ti> t111g ,l g11:1 I I . I · t• . II . \\'l'l'l' "i111porf1'1l" i.,irls, but th:,t b ~ 1..<lolli,·tll. I' I I I 1 .. d,•al or Pl'i'illal thi11ki11g Thi' 1'111'1 1 H' lOS(llla_ ()'II •rI<ay (' ,1as1fl'alnn• 1·oint'icl1•11l 11ith th,• .:\lilital') ,11111·1 ;l(·tic·s 1:1\'P 1'11a1·• ·,t lll',\I ,li·i'i·,,.s (]ln,- lllllll',lll 111,.1• \!'I') 111 unt1l S11111\,1yIIIOl'lllll~ wlwn I h 111 ·111,l lht' 1·11r . . ,l<'l!'rizl'tl t•Yery ).::tllH' playPcl lhh; II(' c....n , 11 ('SX ;J( our St'hool hC' rallil'cl, ancl fp]t lairl)' go1HI. Tht• ' ' . ' !;('aSOII l,y Olli' IJ<'ig-hhoring ,·ol!Pg'I', ,·hinP is th!' synllwlil' proclud or llh' . . l(XJ1('(•ts It. l'lt•ltl<'llls, lo\'l', jo\', sorrow, fl':tl' an,\ cltll'lors a11d afl1•1Hla11(s IPI( \l'l') " . and it was soon apparPIII th.cl lhP) · · lhe . hll1es \\l'l'l' direl'lt•d lo lhPiJ' I OJH'(I I·~· II It II' · superior· · l'Pli!.:ion· and this · ]H'Otlll<'l hi' ll'l'm(',] hopdul tor l'Cl'O\'Cry, Irnt Iafc•r 111 ' \\'<'Ight f•J I lll" ,1-1,· tl1c•1·1· ,, ..is ·1 c·h·111"t' ·11111he• <ln•::;sing rooni::; h) •·011111issioni,,\ t'l'\13h lhf'il' 011110111•111::; ·,111cl 11·111 1111• am hit ion. 11hi<-h 1,hp11 a!'l!'c\ up11n 1>1· ' '· '· ' ' ~ ' . · 111 · grP11 sl<'adily 11·orsc- nnlil the <'lHI lotlil'·•rs. lll'n' aids \\'l'rn in al g:1111<'. lln it said in prai~e or (Ill' 1]i\·i111• ,;park, (IH' will, pro<lu<•<•s c·amP, at :!::\O o'l'lo<·k J\lon<ht) l!'mla111·t- to pin on lhl' llcrners a11<l l'o:l('h 01',;ti<• and his :;qua,l th;it th,• lht• n•adion that m<ffes the ~n•at ll!Ol'tlillg, lwlp \\'ilh lht• minor dl'ailR. 'l'hl' (ll'l'St•nt g-~if' (!'all! has not ()II('!' human 111a<'hi11<•. Tht• hocl.1· was n•mo1· 1,cl lo thP men WC'l'P SC'l1( tlown i;fairs \\'ht•rf' stal'(f'c\ any "rou~h stull." No 011<' Tht• jud)::l'S or 1111•('Ollfl'sl Wf'l'C', \ t 11 I [ ll . Li1Hlquist l'11tlc-rtald11g parlors, l'Pll' c•xtral'lt'< ." ''I'll s ro 11 IPII' \\'ill ac(·t1s<' flit' hoy,; or lal'kine; 1·011rl'ror. .\ , l'<•<h•rs(•n, ;\fiss Sara whPn' it \\'as Yiewe,I In stud,,nts a1Hl I "jeans" for whlC'h lw look l'an• of a.1.;,•, l.J'II. lhl'y ha1·1, showc•<l lhal llwy ll1111ts111a11, Dr. Carroll, .:\lathonihah . · on 'J'ups,lay. It heir wraps. · JI t o Pay J ta1·11lty at onc• 11'C'IOl'k _ are s,1or t .' an, 1 111s <·Il':tll Thomas, a11tl HI'\', \\"ilf P11l.Jc-rgPr. \houl tii·t'1tl_i· (ii·e ranilt.i· mc-mb!'l'S, At the (•11tran1·1• lo lhc' da111·111g haskethall. Though lht•Y ha1·e 11n11 l>r. c·. \\" Port,•r al'l!'d as <·hairman. in,·ludine; the !'resid ent, a huiHlrc-<l hall stoocl l'rPsid<'nl ancl ;\ln; \\'idlhut onl' g-aml', they an• t>asil,1· fhl' A quartpt ,·omposP<l o[ :lfr. ""oolan,\ lifty st udcnts, aiHl a portion O[ · sol', to whom Wl'I'<' formally in- t'lo:111Psl. mnst sports11w11like play1<'.1', :\liss :llc-rrill, ;\!iss Larson a1HI t I ti · 1 a II . ,. I10_ 1·11 ihc• C'adl'I battalion acc·omi>anipd (ht• lr,o, 1u<·e,_ .• •.n•1;. 1,~•pn•s1 crs 11ho h:11·1• app<'are,! in Log-au ~Ir Kirkham. sang two son~s. whiC'h . rPmains to the tll'pot. Thl' iiall de nl <heerl ull) H ~1101Hl111~ with f his s<'ason. "DoC'" !ht \"is is not lhl' "t·rP \'Pry 111urh c-njoyecl. lwa rcrs were .Jos. A. Josephson, l\·c,r an a pproprialc ~Psi Ul'I'. Large only onc> \\'ho 11ould n1 I IH'r H<'<'l h<'lll l-iharp, Lee Dt'an, ('l'dri,· ::;11011 ·, liar.\111c-ri1·an flags and stn,1111prs <!rap- loSl' trying lo p!;1y rc•,11 baskl'lhal\ ' ol<l llrownin~ ancl llowa!'II lluclman. <·lin was born in Orderwith \\"ashin~lon's hirl h day. !•'1'" H<'l'N<'f' '1om111y 1<'i(zpatri<·k Josi Yill<•, Kane <"ounty, l'lah, 011 .Janu- or tl1t• "first time•" \'isil 11rs wt're ro,1trol or (hP t1•a111s in llw party __ ,.ry 11, 188;i. After taking one yca1· awan• that this was tlw \'Pry hall iu stagps 111' thl' ga1111' and all further "Tlw :.tl'IT\ ' \\'il·es or "'i111lsor" lat hi~h SC'hool work al the i\.lurdot·k whil'lt we 11·c•rc- to "liC'k" th e H. Y t•rrorts to rpstrain tl1c• players were ii; lhl' ]liay :'.liss 1!11nts111a11 has g!'- 1.\C'a<lemY, he went on a mi:,;sion to th<' ic-ry nPxt night. -without a\'ail. IP<ll'd to p1·esent this gprl11i,; In hon- tltt• westc•rn stall's, returningin l'romvllY at 8::10 the• mnsic- lw.:\Iod or thP .c·orinl!: in the first or of th,' Shal,<'HJil'arc- Terr<'ntennlal I !I l ;l, \\'bile he wns there, Jtp lil1Pl 1 bcp:an to "hil np" l'a,;('i11nti11g strai os half was clonP from the foul !in<', This <·onu•cly Is saf<l to l.Jp tlw only lhc position or c·o11reren1•p prt>sit!Pnt whil'h appealed to the C'l'OW<l an<l he ll. Y. maldng but two field goals ]>lay or Shakl'sJ><•arp's with an or ! le linish<'d his high SC'hool work at n•:Hlily brought a response of a 11,1 tl!f' \ggip,; on<'. \\"right ntadf' lginnl ]11<>1. The s1ory p:op~ 1\111! th!' llra11d1 Ae;riC'ultural l'ollep:P at "pid;.,eon," •·t'ha1•lpy ('hapli11," and fll'l' of his seH•n altPmpts c·nunt llll<l (l11t>1·11E:lizah,·th "rs so l'!iarm,•,\ l'P1lar l'ity, gracluatin;., with highPst "Afri<'all ,lip." ThP r.. atnr,. of tlw .Jol!nHon rnlle<l in the without a with the i111111ortal J,'alstatf of (hP honors from that institution last 1•,·pni11g was thP grand 111ar1'!1 led by 11,iss, afl<'r J'aJ>J>IP h:HI made OIi!' 111·0 parts or lle11r _1· IY that ~he year. Go1Prnor sv1·y an,! :11rn Sauls<'hi, ont or four. Thi' half c-ncle<l B. Y. ,·011111Hu1<le,Ithe ]llaywright to writ<' :\Ir . gsplin c-amc- lo thc- l' . .\. C. rollo11·p<\ by l,iPul.. San!R<'hi ancl :'.\frs. ('. !I, r . .\. s. 11 play 111HI show l•'alslaff in lo\'!•. lasl fall \\ ith the idea and the h 11 p<• Spry, and the• C:o,·1•n1or's ~lilitary In th<' spc•on,l hnlf lhe Agp:ic•:c< 'l'ht• rPsult wa: "Thu :'.IPrry \\'ii ·... ·." or finishing his t·ollc•g-<' work hc-n·. staff ant! ofli<'Pl'S or the l' ,\ . C'. outplayl'cl their o]lponenls ancl a dt•llgh1f11l ('Oltlf'(]\" full or \\Pl\ C'Otl- lie ha,; alrC'ady 111'0\'l'tl hi111st•lr a C'HdPIS. :\[any of 111,, bnshful <>llPS \\Ol'k<'ll lhf' hall to thl'lr c•nt! or Ille· triYe<l in:sta11 res nn<I nhunda1.r,, of ,•apahll' ,;tll(ll'nt, and lws PIH!eared prPferr<'cl silting out till grant! t'oor rPJ1t•alt•<II), hnt a Jaek o[ a<·rninh, huoyam·v .ti"l hulida, spirit. himsplt' to all thos,• who in his short 111ar, h to c•njoy re fn•i;hments an,l <'urnte shoutlvg IJl!d rou~h ''lael;:111 110 othPr play has Shakespeare sta,1, have con,e to kno11 him. !11•,gazP on th,• 111n11r hPantiful go\\US !in!" 011 th<' parl of lhP ''Y" gnards rf'J)l'!'IH'llf d 1-;11glish C'OUlllry life as \,18 P\'!'J') illl'h a 111:tll, ()II(' of lhos> 1]is11la\'P<I. The SJll'<'ial guPsts \\fl'e k,-pt fhf'III from S!'Ol'itlg ns they h<' has do111>It here, with n , tgorous ran• JH'rson:tlitiPs t hal IPR\'l' t hd r tilt• t:oYf'l'I or',; party a 111! ,. HI ts lu,uld lrn \'<' donP. Th<'Y kept a !Pa<l hl',tlthy p]Pas11r<' . It Is H sunn) p].i:, imprint on llw c•harat'lers of thus<' from Ogtl<'ll I ligh B<hool n SJIOIH!Nl of a ft·W points, hOWP\'er, up to to laugh ut it not to ln,•1•, Tlw l11- \\hn <'itlllf' to k111111hi111, Ile \\'HS a Thos, from th,• !-:alt Lal{(• llii:h ,,itldn hio minu!PS or the end, 1 i111ilahln Falstaff, fhf' \V,·lsh p:ir 011 ,,•c) rPtl(( 'II I 1111a .~1111li11g 111,111,11111!~"hool faih•1l to 1·11111,•. \\h••ll iiilh a sp 11rt of s 1,,,,,,! \\"ri~ht ;-IP11cler, '111•1 t hralnh.s of )ot1ths, 1 1n111parnti1l'I) fp11· tsl11d<'11ts hat! )Pl (!"n11ti1111e<l IJll l'flf:<' bir:h() (Cu11ti1111<'<l011 l'a•o l~ii;ltt) L

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Shades or George \\'ashington! But wasn't it grand! The bluest and re1l<lesl or bloo<l in the land were gathered that night on the floor of the Gylll to honor his name and pay tribute to hilll who !eel forth lhos1· lueroPs beclnq::,gled and wo r n when the ,;lory of glories, Ohl G lorY, was born. Ab, as II e daneed 'neath that l•'Jag's b lessed s~ars an1l its thirteen bt·ight Stripes that have \laved through liYe wars the s hades of George \ \'ashington, ''Old H icko ry," aud Stolt, an<l or L<-'~, and g r eat Grant, and .l\lcKinley\\'hy not? and th1, millions of 111011 whose blood has been drained t h at the Sta r Spang! 'cl Danner lllight wave on u nstained, seemed ve r y near as the ]<'Jags genlly swayed lo the sw ing of the march that the orchestra lliaye1l. Oh, may every heart that beat there !hat night he lnte to Olcl Ulory in its strength and its might that the Star 8panglcd Banner rore,er may wa,·p o'er this land of the Free ancl the blcss'cl home of the llrave. ;\IA(' !~ WALTOK.

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have not only voiced tl1cir desire tn T 1 ha Ye all classes J)rOSJ)er, but han• ! T gone to remarkable lengths to makl' :.l: :::, this desire a reality. l\IinPs. factor ips and trans])ortalion cnterprisl'S T arc all i11spec-tetl and made to con t form to regulations ca r efully drawn I I t to protect the \YOrkman rrom a<"Ci-j dent or injury to hea lth. Tl1crc : is in all employments com])ensal111n + I for injury and insurance against + accid nt. \\'hen men or women become loo olcl to render (lffective scr- + vi<'e in the mines or lite shOJ)S, an Old Age 11ension awaits them. The ! skk arc cared for. There arc mini- ;! ! mum waii;es for all cmplo~·es, and ! + th!' sweatC'cl shop girl can count on ! --- -- ~ ; the in11ne<liate altPntion ot' the go,·+ ernmenl wheneYer abuses of this + ~d.nd_ arc m~cle known. Those ,vi~~ ,11 e idle lh 1ough no fa u lt of then + • own are found employment. This is 1 regarded as much a part or th£' 1 · t slate's obligations as it is to proteC'l + • · t · tl 10 • + J)roperty or lo nrnrn ain peace. ••··•··•··..·•··•..•..•..•..•..•··•.... ·•..•..•..•·....•..•..•..•..•..•··.. ·•· -

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in tile brotherhood o[ man, is alto - 1 i,;etlter good both in its inllueucp on C'haracter and on the 11ros1rnrity of th e slate . The attitutlt• ol the Australian government is based on th e philosophy that the P<'<>1>leshould be l'are<l for in order that th e y may work; that they should he p;iven an opportunity to enjoy lit',, in order to IOH' their ('OUntry and bt• ready to defend it.

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l'ntil r eC'e nlly the outside world ' has rp ganlPd Australia and New ZeaI Th<!.~etailors for men har e as usual a11a r r allowed. Stale fore~ts are r •- land as a doubtful humanitarian extici7wtecl the most e.l'cllfsil'e c11.~tomstyl e8 se n edion. Th<• S t at<' periment. Their polici es are, hownd which ll'ill pr edominat e i11 th e bett er has a t'Olllp r ehensiYe, g-enprous a t' Yer, proving effec·ti1·e commercial 1:, u c·t·t•ssru I system for aiding- thP 11ea pons . Hemole than this ,vould clns s of clothiny this SJJl'i11.(J. poor man in llil' <·ountry . 1" buy . a bl' c·allecl "Window dressing." fa r m, and tlw poor man 1.11 th e c·ity l ('ontrast this 11ith• .the [lOUl'ill!,:l to pay _101· lus homt> .•. t nd ,•r th at I into the hoppt>r on the fir s t day or syRt em Ill the flats ot \ I<·tona t ,IIUO the \\·ashington S,•ssion of' 200 .0 bil ls lam i lit•H hai·e bt>en ablP 10 SPC'Ul'P or the introduc·tion in tlw la s t IP;> 1 !'ar ms in t.he. c·ot(nlry . a nd fiOOt, I islature of California som e 1;111111 I ''The 8tr11c ll'itli 11 Co11sci< •11('1;° ' wo r k111pn then · homes 111 th e <'l!Y bills. One is eflic·ienc·y, the othPr a wh o ro u l,l nei·er hai·e attt'lllptl'd j shorkin" waste or tim e ancl e ffort thi s wit h o u t state aid and tlireetion. a ncl a r;nfusion an(! muclclle in law ~ Th e best pa r t or th is Hoc·ia I p1·0that trowds our courts ancl acids t o, g r am is t h at it has not hePn ha111lecl the cost ancl unc·ertaint) o[ busines . clo wn rrom abol'e, like• that or SoIn the legislatur e goy ernment c·ia li zetl Germany, but is tlll' frt>e m e asures have the right of way. LADl l•,S' PARLOR . Fir st ('Ja ss "Whil e You \Vait" \Vork vote of th e people. They haH' in- 'I hpy always deal with i11111nrtant SIDE c·111T t>cl this great responsibility a n d matters, and be ing- hut few, ar e fully h Pavy e xpe n s e in th e belier l h a 1 clisnts sed. Prirnt e memb e rs ean inJi'or Shop ll e pairing . 1Dqui11p tl with th e Dest ancl Most l\Ioclern t h e r e can be no really rre<' soc•il'ly, ll'Ocluc·e bilJs, but th e y C'an only be n o gen u ine democ-racy so long a s ;rn \\'<•st ('ent e r Str e eti\IaC'hin ery in th e Vall ey. con s icle1·ecl one clay in ea<'h wee k , i n t h e midst or ahundan<'c want an(1 except on the cons1'11l of th e 11rt>mi e r 0¢¢¢¢00¢¢¢¢¢i;iooo~~*¢¢¢000¢¢¢¢¢¢0¢¢0¢¢¢¢¢¢0¢¢¢¢ ¢ ¢¢ ¢¢¢¢ mi se r y ex ist. ~ or whoev e r or the 11.1rty is in 0 PAINLESS DENTISTRY \\'h e n I first went to Australia l C'harge of gov e rnment busin es s. Th e It is not n ecess ary longer to s h a r e d in t h e rommon belid or (hi~ c-hances or a pril'ate bill pas s i11g ar e suff e r pain in th e extraction o[ c·on nt 1·y that such patPrnalism woul<I tl w r c for e so small that Ye ry few a r c, te eth, the r e 1110Yalof n erv es or te nd to weaken the seH-reliance, th " 1 introdur e cl, and th e inlroclul'lion or oth e r minor O!)Prations about the mouth. We hav e SIJecial in iti ati 1·e and the i~.1clC']l~1'.d. c'.:H·e 01 I llil hills in a sin g le SC'ssion is s, 11nelocal treatm e nts that entirely th e peop lP. But c1,.,ht ) e .us cx11e1- thing unknown. do away with pain in these ience lecl me to re :,Jiz<' th at th <'re is I Th e mo st important m ea s ur e inoperations. 'We also save you money on your dental work a goo d ancl a bad paternalism. The I t n,duC'ed a l anY session or l'arliath and guarantee you the very paternalism or e soup kit<"hcn is ment is t11e Bud~et. In this the 1100acme o[ pe rfe c tion in de ntistry. C,l'J,'. 'OJ~~p th at <•rp- pi e learn ho\\' th e great r e proclu ctil'" b acl, b ut t h e paternalism DRS. ENSIGN & SMITH ates opport u nity [or i nd n s lry an(! I f'nl e rprises like mil ways ancl ,vater Over IIowell-Cardon's Storc. t hrift , t hi_tl all'akens hope anti aro\is~ , "orks lrnve fa reel; how mm·h they es a mb1t10n and strengthens b<'lic•t ' d ti Parn. an 11011' mu<:11 1ey spenc 1 Th e Budget is a grpat agent for ef'' fic·ic ncy anti popular control. Once 1h e gov e rnlllental department th ese t·ach year th f'1•e is an opening of the m e n learn, as ca nnot be learne ,1 ho.,ks and free disC'ussion of meth- e lst'>11here, the needs o[ the COM ING T O l'S. IF YOTJ St.~1..,, ; ,.ds ancl i>oliries. It must be shown government. W ANT TIIE VERY Bl~S'i' Deputations from .1 11 .,, " what taxes are to be levied, ancl OYer the State com e berore them to. 1 I\ haL these taxes will produce, and present requests for legislation -a No. 22 West Center .., ·---------------full explanation of how nearly the neeclecl by the farmers, fruit grow1 .............. ... ...... ...... .. ............... ... ............ ... ... .......... l'Slimates of the prececlin.g Budget ers, miners ancl other interests. It H c•a<lqua1·ter fo r t l lrn1·e been jusliliecl by eveuts. This is the business o[ these eight men lul] publicity in governmental mat- to prepare the bills that are to be f T ll'I' is something that the dcmoc- submitted lo Parliament, and th is .,, .., rac·y of American has yet t.o en j oy. euts off (h e silent anc l official law Another element of strength is makers that prepare so many of 1 : 11: Pl ace foi· this: That the r ig h t men \\ ho form tile bi ll s passed in ou r slates. This ~ S A D\VI CH ES the C'ahinet are gi\ ·en large di sere- preparato r y work is not left u ntil 0¢¢ ¢ ¢¢¢¢0¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢¢ ¢ 0 ¢ ¢ ¢¢ CHILE CON CAR NE • tionary po11·ers to deal with condi- the legis lat u re meets. lt is atte n dANDonl\IEA · rrom ti te t·ime eel to beforeha n d in the interval be+\\ 'he n do wn the LSMa in Drag i· t'iuns ti la t may nse Drop i n. one legislature adjo u rns until an- tween legislative sittings. The PreOpe n fr om 6 b ell s a. m . t o other assembles. In the State where mier anti his cabinet o[ seven per; " 1 b e ll p . m. I lil'ed there 1rns usually a vote of form all l h e [unC't ions o[ o u r State Of Reduced Rate s + l :., NORTH MAIN LOGAN $1 iiOO 000 for the ('abinet to use olficials, and in addition se r ve as an

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the party bill s. Know ing this, those inte r ested i n legis lat ion present to Lhe111,as 1·esponsib le aut h orit ies, the arguments in ravor o[ the measures desired. In the framing o[ the bills the I _______________ _ Ministry has first at its service all I of the continuing State offirers, the whose business it is to put measures beads of all departments, the pro- into proper legal [orm and i~clicate [esso r s ol the unil·ersities, and in all of the existing laws that each addit ion a salaried officer known the one would supersede or modify . the Parlialllentary Dra u gh tsma n , {Contin u ed ou .l'age Six.)

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gvery member of our Student L '\' l\ ·l~HS l 'IT \\ '.\N'l'S H.H 'O:\' Body !,nows Lhat a branch of the The Most l . A. C'. is situated at C'eclar C'itY. No, not the smoked variety, but Enl(•red as second-class malte1 Exquisit e Utah, but beyond that hL' our local high scl1ool insLructor, H. Se1>tember HI, 1!108, at the postoffice southern at Logan, Utah, under the Act of lrnows hnt little. ll. Bacon, une of the most popular And .\larch, 187!1. -~-Only a fe\\' or us have h:Hl the j ancl proficient instructors of the S. Allurin g College Delivery is made from Stud- pleasure o[ a visit to the thriving, , V. II. S., has received a letter from I cnt Life Otlice, Room 275. lrnsy lilt le C'ity of <'edar; ilC'n<·e we the l·11i,·ersity of Wyoming wanting Perf ume kno\\' 111·a<'li!'ally nothing of tlw him lo teach a number or subjects th Representing the Subs!'ription rate ···· $1.0U e year Branch Agric.ullurnl Colleg<' lo<·al('<l in the summer school aL Laramie blended odc,;·;i of Printed by there. this summer. In offering the posi-J the most fragrant Earl and I~ngland Publishing Co. ce,lar is a city of 2000 people. lion to l\Ir. Bacon, the university '-------'=== "" flowers. Logan, Utah. It has electric- lights, a first class recognizes in him, one of the mo.st It llas that lasting quality to a J~DI'l'OR water system, banks, telephones, able instructors in the state, and any LOWilY NELSO ' ........................ 'lG lelep;nqihs, ex<·ellent business bloclrn. the opportunity or teaching in the I greaLer degree than almost other perfume. ,lSSOCI.\'1'1~ BD1'l'OU8 line residences, subsLantial church- summer sch,,.,ol is an accomplish-\ Bouquet Jeanice S. J. Ql'INNI~Y .......................... 'l ti t's, a nHmbcr of the fi1wst, most nwnt or ,. !<,li, he has every reason I rnxtract, oz ...................... . $1.00 Toilet "'ater ....................... . $1.25 E. K. \VlNDEil ............................ '16 modern s\·hool huildings in lhc stal<' to fN•I p1l:u1l. l\lr. IlaC'on will likely ('on11ilexion Po\\'der ......... .. . 75 KA'l'ULEEN llAGLl!JY ................ '16 and as pretty a Carnegie Library as a<·<·t'[)t thl· J)osilion. Rac-het Pow,ler, oz ................ . .75 IT. R. l\ll~RRILL .......................... 'l G <-an be found. lllr . Baton \I as offered the position Talc-um Po\\'der ............... . .25 J. \V. THORNTON ............ ....... 'lS BHt. of all ('cdar·s excellent assC'ts as J)rincipal or the Junior High 1 Soap, cnk<' .............. . .~5 JU~l'OR'l'l<!RS not one is equal in importanc·e to ~<·hovl al Thayne for next year, but Sold only at I D. A. FHKl<.JDJ\IAN..................... '1G the Bra1wh Agricultural ('ollt>gc. 1eporls that he will nol aC'cerit that QUAYLI~ PWfERSON ................ 'l(i Capping a small knoll which 011<' JJOSilion.-Afton, \\ 'yo. Wl\I. O\VJDNS................ .............. 'H woul<l think ha,1 been pla<'t>d then• Mr. Bacon graduated from the THE Rl ~X.-\ I, J, S'J'OHl~ l•~Rl\IA ALLEN .......................... '17 c. !ll'C'ssly for its present .use on l'tah Agricultural College in the HAilOLD PETERSON ..... .. ......... '17 (he \\·eslNn cdge of the city, three spring of 1914. \\'c are pleased to RAY OLSON...... ... . ...... ........ '18 large brick buildings dominate the 1·ecord this indication of his success. II. GRANT IVINS, . '17 valley. They <-an be seen first from BUSINESS l\L\N.\GgR any direction you may enter the ) 11~1) 1 ) 1 , l◄!SO~l WS S P H l XG SO:'\"G J. I<;ASTMAN IIATCII ............... '171 city ancl stancl as a monument to tht> ~ :\f. I<'. COWLEY, Ass't Bns. l\lgr. enterpritie, lhrirt and devotion to The green grass grows all around in the Spring, higher erluc-ation of the people or 0 11111 20 And the Jump-ups jump while the , · 1 <' Xt\·. "'\'urnbei· · 1 t'~rlar l ' itY, especially, and lhe south chickens sing. l•'l'ida)·, l•'(•lu·uai·) 2 ;;, l!)IO. crn part ~r the state generally. slip J,arkspurs and TlH'Se buildings are modern antl The Cowslips spur, l•il,lU"rIO:\' Ol•' DH. 1'1•,Tl•,HSOX up to elate in their equipment anu lie in the s u n I furniRhings. No high sc·hool in tlw Ancl the Pussy-willows and pu1T. \\'e arc glad to tongratulate Or state can boasL of betler facilities fol' E. U. P\'terson upon his election to laboratory work than the B. A. C. The C'auliflo11·ers rail lo lhe birds nn I th e wing, The high standard of the work clone the best ecluc·ational position it~ the th e green grass grows all\ 'l State of l'tah; ancl hasten to pledge there is nttest<'<l by tile rank or its While around in the Spring. graduates in the higher institutions A label sewed info smart Fa ll him the support of the slutlcnl I.Jody. clothes specially designed for a ll of learning. \\'hile eYery candiclate from our Young Men who The green grass grows all around in I those Younger The ,\gric-ultural work o[ the n. need clothes in sizes 31 to 3 G. th e Spring, own faculty ha<l anxious suvporters A. c. is supplemented by the prar. Come to us and see A fair maiden blushes ancl the Jewelamong the ranks of the stuclenL, tic·al work done on its 1rr1gated tarm er sells a rin" LANGHAM-HIGH 1 body yet they all fell !hat they I s111Touncling the buildings ancl its , . l ."'· l ti l the new clothes for youths of the 1 11e p111e rees p111e anc ' . 1e c·e<ars would be willing to tH'C<'Pt and abide I e1p;hty acre dry farm on the flat 4 seed '1 IIigh School age. miles west of ('e,Jar. A modern Spruce English models for Fa ll 1,y lhe derision of the Board of t l \\'!tile some books take a sneak to $ 2 0 to $ 2 5. barn and rorra I s were erec et 1 1as k ll 1 Thirty Specia l Points in eve r y Trustees, ancl we feel safe in pre- Y<'ar. In and around them can be smo e ie weec. . Langham-High Suit dieting that the student body will seen IJ!ooclccl stoc-k of the breeds best Spnng fever gets the . students l1ll. / th ey can't do a th111g, remain a unit during the aclminis- ada[)led to the neecls of the coHntn·. (' . t 0 ti watch lhe green grass gro,, 1 e, I But around lration or \\'r. Peterson, just as it The H. A. · is near H) in the Spring. .:.________________ _.:

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the undeveloped minerals, all the public lancl, ancl had the taxes from (Continued from page three) agriculture and the revenues from When the legis lature meets on the these public utilities. l'sing the opening day there is a statement of j railways to _increase lancl settle1he bi lls that are to be introcluc·ed ment would rncrease both taxes an Li I . I railway freights . A rural credit ns party measures, ancl which th e I svstem to increase production would I gove r nme n t expects to pass. It is a.gain help swell the tax roll and r a r ely tlu~t there ::tre. more than :!O I railway earnings. One hand washof s uch bill s. Oftr,ntunes only half ing the other, co-operation and mothis number. More from outsid ~ ! nopoly in the highest form. market_s, wit! 1 110 accumulated capi • Put the State in the place of the ta l, t hi s po licy has enabled these tw o countr ies to give their peo}Jle corporation. Then all the people share in the benefits. They get the th e hi g h est per capita income of an} diviclends. Every man who buys a co un t r y In th e wor ld. ·wi th great- ticket 011 a slate owned railway e r resources and a better position , · . rides in a car in which he is a part e n t h e wor lds map, we are b_eing owner. The fish hatchery on a stale CHJtstripped in the field of agnrnl. • f . I owned stream produces sport open m r al e~po r ls _and Ill L1le rate _o 111-1 to every tax payer. lt is a greater cr ease Ill agricultural J)roduetion. A partnership. '\ou have to share it few il lu st r ations will be better than a while to eatch its spirit. Last year an arg u ment to enable you Lo unit had a test which I intend to tn de r stand why this is so: to describe. . Pict u re to yourself the team (To be continued) wo rk t h at wou ld be possible if one th rorpo r ation in l'tah owned all e '1'0 :11.\ i;.1,; SO Ii , l'L O<,SSl' H l<J'l' l<JS'l'S aii r a ilw ays, all the \\'ater works, HH . ;\U<;.\l) 'S LE<"fl .JU<J

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load applieations in various the amount of field work. pTohr•e_ positions will be thus avoided. Rangers spend a considerable garlh fills up to ten feet thick may tion of their time during this per- + ~~~ ~ ! be accommodated by this apparatus iod al their stations, and are able + and it will ha1·e lateral dime_nsions I to del'ote some time almost every j ! su.ffi~iently large ~o ?en:1it or ob- I clay or evening to self-education and I ~ tarn111g the full d1stnbut10n of the improYement along the lines they + loacl in all directions. Very compre- must follow in their chosen occupahensive 11lans have been made for tion. .. i + After consulting the Rangers It 31 Federal Ave. Phone 711 + t a practical solution o[ this problem and it is hoped that definite results themselves the course was revised :....... ... ......... ...... .................. ...... ... .................. ....1 -+i Work promptly executed . ! will be forthcoming within a short this fall, and the schedule of sub-1 • ~1 time. Room 17 Commercial Big. jects re-arranged and grouped in I + ! The uncertainty of the distribuC'ourses each containing four, closely\ GO TO tion of pressures through soils, both c-onelalecl subjects, under the fol-, Yerlically and horizontally, has lowing heads: Preliminary ·work, • SOCIETY long been recognized by the eugin- BotanY, Crazing, Forestry, Suney30 SOl" .rH 1\1..\IN STR EE' .r c r,un ee ring profession, and several iso- ing and Forest Improv menls, and B .-\ L'ER POOLE F JUT ERNlT \ ' lated experiments have been made SC HI LLE H ;\HLTON with laboratory apparatus to gain Lumbering and l'tilization. The PJ..\ NOS ,\N J) l'J ,A YE R P L\.NO S . prt>liminary c·ourse, C'Omprising the \'l (".rROL AS AN D knowledge on this subject. .In mag- suhjec·ls of business c·onesponclence \'I CTOR R EC ORD S nilude, the problem is such that its and report writing, elementary foresSHI<,I< JT l\ll 'S IC AND M USI C pra<"lic-al solution can be attempted try ancl surveying, lire protection, ROLLS Alw n~·s in t h e Hig h est only by the most thoroughly equipIn fact, e YC't'Jthin g in th e :lln s ic St y le of t h e ..\1•t and elaims laws and rights of way, J· peel experiment stations. In appli , me is required to be taken by all new " '\Vbere the Interurba n Stops." <"tition, the final solution "ill be imstu<lents enrolled, since it is so ar1iortant lo all branches oC engineerranged as to form a solicl founclaP 1•0111 p tness Om · ITobby seemed desirable lion for the more advanC'ed studies. a full course, or four subjects, in 1ing, and it has ~------ -- - - - -- ~ i that the department should clernte a The other C'0urses an• lective, either one winter, and some of the mor<> j portion of its experimental reintlined 111 n fin---------------: , sources to a most thorough nnd con- in whole or subject by subjec·t. Each apt ancl studiously th e pre- ish one and a half or two full C'ourseR Hanger, having completed clusil'e research or this natun'. liminary course, is <'XJ>eC'teclto select 1 fo1· ft1ture stucl)' tl1ose st1bi·ecls during th e season. • 'o part of th is l<'OIU<,S'I' B .\'i <l1',R S 1'l' l>E 'i 'l'S which are particularly applic'able to work is c·ompulsory. For the 1rnn>ose of raising th<> his district or to the forest as a Ninety m<>n, or a1111roximately standards nf efficienc·y among it~ \\ holC', 011 whic-h lw is C'lll)lloyf>d. half tlw total Ranger rorc·e of th<' 1i1;lcl men, Dbtrirt I or tlw ~'oreRt The subjeC't or grazing, whieh is of Distric-t, an' (•nrollt•cl this w!nt<>r, so AT I R,•nice has, during th<> JHlHI fin• I 1·it:1.I importanre in th<> administraone man in the clistrkt offi('<' at ()g1 yrars, c·oncluc·tt•cl an intp1·esti11g and ti.on .''f t.lw ~atio'.1:11 l•'orPsts of this clen hanclles th,• work "ithout assisinstruc·til·<' 1·01-res11ondt>nc·<> 1·011rs, cllst1:H·t, 1~ on<> ot tlw most popular tanee. Tlw rpsults in Jtigh<>r <>lliOpposite Postoffice studies with the men. C'ienc•y whirh an• sun• to he obtaint•d 1 fnr Forest Rangers . The . tnllents ll<>alir111111·tt•1·~ Tlw c·oursc• of stucly is 1,11rsu<>1l ('ours<>s ar<' so nrrangPcl that th,• far 0Ul\\'l•igh tht> slight cost of C'0n'----------------1 annually from November to A1ll'il I an•rage Ranger can rea,llly complete duding thl• c•oun,e. i

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frolll \\'hC'I'(' the \'Oi('('S ('Hill<' . A r('\\' se('on<ls later the l wo Freshmen 0 1"1'0 :\rn' l' BI HT ,\.\' I) O P TH' I \ \' G on ls. J•'ou Is. Points \\'(']'(' HC<'n ('OUl'tC'0usly arranging tll" Store. i fi ;.('a(s for l\labC'I and Jan<', and l.f. 2 1 .Johnson, to i Ollic·e~ over IIowell-C'anlon 2 ;,void an c,·asion by the olh('r m('rn 1 J\facMull 11, r. r. 0 (i 0 Ii Kapp le, C'. l)('i·s of the team sat bcsi<le them in suit of the internrhan car. The c·on-! B. Y. C. ~ I 0 Price, J.g .... the• attitur](' nf toy 11rolec·torat('S. <lul'tor who was an eye \\'itn('SS tn C:oals .. l•'oui8. l'oints 2 r.g. 1 0 Smith, l•'or some minutes the four mingled N ·1 o 1I J f (I 0 0 the s<·C'n(', slopped the ear and ga,·c l'l s , · · I \\'right, togl'llH ' r as l'hildren do while play- the boys a ('hancc. r.f.. l :l 2 8 1~ 7 5 ing house. This spell was suddenly . . . t l\f !Williams, c. t) 4 ~ l , of ll . ln·ol,('n by an awful silence as llfabel Dunn!(' t 1tc en 1ire <1is ur 1'.an.c·c c~ C\P('l('V l.g. 0 :l th Goals . l•'ouls. l'oinst and .Jnn for some unknown reason Bride an;.l T'elerson, c virtuns ot Tolln;t~n. r.g-. 0 0 0 1 o 2 wilhdr<'w and made their way lo th<' the> third class as spoken of abOY(', ('la r k, l.f. :1 tl 17 olh(']' end or the C'ar. This arouserl 111ov('d only enough from time to Packer, r.f. 5 18 8 () •I Van Pelt, ('. 8 tlw suspic•ions of Voorhct's and Sut time to ('ase tll(' bruises rerciYc<l s b t·t 1· . l\laughan ror l'ric·(', <luring the game. The exal't causP j 'II S l U IOIIS 2 0 Romney, l.g ... 4 to11, wh,, illllllt'cliatelv follO\\'ed the> I' l f N 01·1 ·011 ('o,· fo1· Ncclc, , is not known unless 11erchancc al >l'rn son or s • ·' •· 1 0 Goodrich, r.g ....... .. ~ "irls (J.UHt to sec what hacl hap1 J'ut·o 1•ec T I•'1·tz1i·1t1··1c·I· ,., snm(' prc'Yious time they hacl 11laycd ommy ' '· vcnt'cl). HNI an1l Fox sat loolci_nP. 8 taiulin l-( of 'l 't•a ms 11 11 3;l at ca<·h othcr ancl the expression on in ,)he l'.~lc t\~'oor;1('~\ or ~Sutton. \\'on. Lost. l'en·cnt. 1 1 1 1 st substitutions :\Iaughn for Price, tlll'ir rat·t>s c·ou](L nol b.c easily des ,~ c, rn_ ~• . e.n<_ec . ~· j 1. of l'. 4 o 1000 Studdard for l\laC'lllullcn, Wittwer ('l'ib<•cl as Fox said "They lo,·ccl T•rn,il U-O JU f,nOJ of, Tf~iun1., i ll Y. l'. 500 1 1~· :\IOHSli, . for Kapple, Twitrh('ll for Johnson. hut they went a\\ay." Th('y sank --~ B. Y. ('. :l:l:l 2 Walson. lleferee bac·k into thC'ir seals while the nli-x 4 ·2011 cd qunrtC'l a number of scats ahca,l .H .<lll <; S 1>1 , ;1 ,'K \ T CRl i\l SOXS IX l'. A. C'. --• Harker. l'1111>ire sang "The boys we l<'fl bchincl us." not·c u G.n n;

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