Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-18

to leave the renter OF wape
class and obtain farms on lone ~,
payments at low rate OF Intora'
They are aiding In developing Tho
sources of the great state Of Idoh,
and are. by the development OF tbs ..,
Ger power, the building of railroad w.
establishment of towns adding mIlno-o
of dollars to the taxable pro,art
the state. The foundation for all
these great enterprises has becn II, :
swiftly but surely, and work thlt v,o ~
under ordinary eastern conditions =,
10 years to complete has been Gnls.
In eighteen months. Surely IL Is ".
dcrful to contemplate.
Another most important factor IN
development OF this section of ccur,
Is the people who are coming To nal %
their homes amid these new condItIo-s
They are a high-class. law-abidinr nen-
pile. The writer has no hesitation in
saying that in Il very few years i.
Lincoln and Twin Falls counties thee
Will be Il people great. strong and splcn-
did People who by their daily lIvss
and works arc establishing a cItize--
ship that the entire nation may wen 10
proud of. These aforesaid counties will
be a power i'm the upbuilding OF Idaho
They VIII be strong from a religious
educational, Industrial and political
point Of view, 1t seems more like A
dream after long years of service for
many of the pioneers who morked So
valiantly in this field to have in a
night a mighty civilization grow up
around us. 1t means much to the ma
ton, to Idaho and TO prosperity.
GOOD SCHOOLS.
Magnificent school houses, with CEN
tralized school systems, are being built
In all these new towns, which Is the
greatest compliment that can be paid
to the intelligence of any community.
1t is not the purpose of this article to
laud and praise men to a great extent
but to simply, In a plain, matter OF
fact way give, for the magnificent
work done In the building OF great
estate, credit where credit Is due. II
has been a uniting of many forces thai
has produced the splendid results thai
exists in Idaho today, and too much
credit cannot be given to J. S. and w
S. Kuhn, who have IL long record OF
successes behind them. and who art
wcllknown characters in the financial
and commercial world for their fore
siGhtedness in establishing a series OF
enterprises so humane, so beneficial and
SO practical to the human family. And
yet. when all of this is said regarding
the mighty development work, it is only
the beginning of the alphabet These
HuIuTSuS OIL lHouSH1lQS OF acres nave
to be conquered and made to preduct
money In order to have the planslwork
out to n satisfactory ending.
These great companies have provd.
ed corps of agricultural and
horticultural experts who teach
the newcomer how to farm his
land. the best crops to grow, and how
to produce maximum results at mini.
mum costs.
1T Is mighty system. 1t has takcs
thought and brains and good general
ship to formulate such great plans, and
yet the writer, who had beer engaged
In this kind of work for many years
has no hesitation whatever In placing
the stamp of success on these great
enterprises.
AS time goes on railroads will be ex-
tended. great market facilities afforded,
which with a better understanding oil
conditions and with the class Of peo-
pie that are coming from every state
in the Union with one purpose in view,
to make for themselves and their child
rcn homes in this new land, there can
be no fear for the outcome.
MAJOR FRED r. REED.