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Show FOLITIANS GO OUT III FORCE AFTER THE FARMER arc made by Persistent request Senators Smoot, Watson and Dickinson for details of the threatened Democratic onslaught against the tariff. Robbinson let the Senator Sine earnest world know that an effort" will be made to revise the Smoot Hawley act in the .next session of Congress, Republican leaders have worked themselves into a frenzy trying to get Democratic critic to lay their fingers on the sort spots in the tariff structure. Name the rates that are too high, cnet Senator Smoot chairman of "the finance committee. -- If Demoin eloquent generalities. cratic politicians could confine their remark to one locality they might be able to tell just what it wrong with the tariff, but when the words of each are wafted to the whole country no one can risk opposition to duties which sustain good Democratic communities inTiisunt States. f or this and Other good reations the more astute Democrats are saying nothing whatever about the tariff. Members of Congress who bail from Belt are especially wary. the Farm They realize that the Smoot-Hawleact 'wat passed for the special benefit of agriculture and that the farmer has gained more from it than any Before the other clan of producers! 1930 act eyas passed agricultural imStates were ports into the United worth $300,000,000 more than agricultural the During exports. y first nine months under the act farm products exported were valued at more than, agricultural Indications are that agriculimports. ture now has a favorable balance of for the f.rst time in many trade y Come out from your bulwark of generalities, shouts Senator Watson. Sp- ccify the changes you would make, says Dickerson, of Iowa, to Harrison, of But the Democrats lie Mississippi. low and make no reply. y Do the iniquities of the e act include the duty on cotton? One can see Senator years. Pat Harrison wince at the suggestion There is no question that this is e cotton should bear no that due to the tariff. Free agricultural imof would Senator George ( duty port gained in volume during the Georgia, tolerate a reduction in last year in ipite of the depression. duties? What of bauxite, china Importation of dutiable farm proclay, cascin.jute, hides, cattle and vegducts fell off nearley 12 per cent. etable oils? Do these duties rob the additional of That margin protection people, dam up the sources of intera better 'hold on the farmers gave national trade, and contribute to die American market when vast surpluseconomic derangement ? No answer es were bwing ptoduced. At ihe .eomci from the Snnny South. same time the . foreign market for agricultural output Every one knows why the foes of American tariff protection refuse to answer these not seriously reduced, although there qcettioM. It if doubtful whether the was s sharp decline , in commodity Democrat could assault the customs prices. rate on any commodity without alien Industry has reaped no such benn efits from the recent , tariff act. of the good ating loyalty partyjnem-bein some parti of the country. Imports of industrial goods have They know in their hearts that their held up much better than exports own constituent! benefit from many The favorable balance of trade for indotiee.Tariffi favorable to their home dustry has been ' dminisbiig, wb'le Sates tit always excluded when they agriculture has been reversing an This it not tnr act favorable balance. inveigh against the Smoot-Hawle- y Smoot-Hawle- Smoot-Hawle- long-stapl- ' long-stapl- tob-bac- ... most ofthc increased Mr. George S. Taylor left Fnday act apply for a weeks vacation at Southern to agricultural product. The ag- Utah, visiting Salina and Richfield. ricultural increases as a whole were Mu Viola Christensen, a visitor st more than three timet aa great at the the Taylor bom for the past three Mrs. increases In industrial duties. Taylor, weeks, accompanied Richfield. in home her hack to When Democrat move to repeal the y 'act they an making an awault upon agrkalturc. It is London pbytican, lately had somethis w aay to food like that Senator not surprising George thing has refuted to cooperate in the pro- crank: The diet faddist it the most mali-gaposed Robinson raid on the protective policy. How could the patty ventnrr type. On, ewean by whole to intensify the chaos of agricnltut? wheat bread, another by tour milk. Farmers know that the bet tarif act Vegetarianism is the only road to salsaved them from an orgy of damping vation in tb eyn of others on raw by foreign- - producer. Snrplcset an vegetables. Some alk learnedly about being produced in all the gnat ag calories, while others am crazy about ricultura! countries. The situation vitamias or roughage! There U the of the farmer might have been in- man who has a special mode of jdrtss, finitely worn if Congress had not ot who talks all the time about fresh The surpris- air or deep breathing, much water given him protection. He is a ing thing is that tome Democrats an drinking or season of rash enough to and voice in their out in agbon who presiste ainst the policy which gives Amer- about forcing his fad down other icans first claim apon the market peoples throat. they have created at a time when fact- -. truth is one should eat moderonce an idle, farms an andcr a "The au ordinary mixed diet cloud of distress and millions of men ately, taking and not wotry about anything else. unemployed. To take no thought of what one eats or drinks is wiser than to be always Mr. and Mrs. J. Arnold Taylor and childnn Spencer, Dorothy and Billy left last wttk for southern Utah to visit ttbtivm and friends. They ill also tonr Bryce and Zion t. prising.-- - because duties in the For Sale Smoot-Hawle- y -- TWO Smoot-Hawle- Praclically.New. A SATISfED CUSTO: at RCA33 -- RADIOS if our Cost $80.00 7 $25.00 Each advertisement. - Cash Free on Less Carload freight and Prompt Efficient on carload freight Electric Tube-- All . vice Vst fate gained ty f ha many Satisfied Ciuto,,, for !y SALT LAKE & UTAH RART.0.'J MAGNA TIMES fussing over it. The appite is a gxu f wonderful merit in whole meal as guide. It tells us what and how much opposed to white bread, but take some food we Aeed. Leave raw vegetables, , occasionally for a change. Don't icnpe the herbivorous your insides with much roughage, ealads, to except let the vitamins take It may do - mon harm than good, animals, and it harmless enough. can of them aelvees. Then is no i Vegetarianism although it if apt to M M wind and fc auited to growing chaj, t ary workers. Lastly member that fW 4tltua w ( caused or cured by diet dost' s r de dvl let ary nti en Can-yon- i se Tor h The marriage August 27. e will take poo iP- place Ji Mr. and Mn. E. A. Vaaghn, Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Vaughn and ton, Mr. Ida Anderson and Lloyd, a dangh-te- i a Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Perkins an nounce 'the engagement of their daughter, Maxine to AUan V. Lytb-go- c. r Louis have returned home after y vacation in Shelley, Idaho. ten-da- am rln d i si - 3D. 3d srlt nd ith till ft Mr. Jo Paldon of Tooele wai a guest of Mr. and Mis. R. Reccizl the first of the week. of led rl r u rlnj ice; lan do rile roll '.V aUi flj bl everything but hold the ' I All what a ball sfome! In .1 A th raft I ay It certainly is worth the price . Oh but where ninth its a to do you get more pretty it through for your money the in of than in buying at Electric Service? 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