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Show t ' : ' - .. :f ; - ...... THE BINGHAM NEWS, BINGHAM, UTAH ' ? B AIMS BSBJ Child Labor and the U. S. Constitution stance the laws passed have been ruled unconstitutional. The latest decision was that rendered May IB by the Supreme court in the case of Bailey versus the Drexel Furni-ture company, which pronounced the portion of the revenue act which at-tempted to regulate the employment of children unconstitutional, because It conflicted with the tenth amendment' "Apparently, the situation can be met in no other way than by an amendment to the Constitution. The subject Is of such importance, the object to be attained Is so funda-mentally sound, that whatever is necessary to its consummation should be done. Because under the decisions of the Supreme court we can only regulate the employment of child la-bor, apparently, by a constitutional amendment, I have proposed an amendment to the article, which the Supreme court has held Is an Insur-mountable barrier at the present time to this humane and beneficent legisla-tion." The amendment to become effec-tive, would have to be passed by a two-third- s vote in both the house and senate and then be ratified by the legislature."! of three-fourth- s of the states. WASHINGTON. A Joint resolu-- i an amendment to ttie Constitution of the United States to prevent exploitation of child labor has been introduced in the sen-ate by Senator Johnson of California, The tenth article as amended by John-con'- s proposed change, would read : "Section 1 The powers not dele-gated to the United States by the Constitution nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states, respectively, to the people, provided however, that the congress shall have power to regulate or prohibit through-ti- t the United States the employment f children under eighteen years of ATe." "Congress on several occasions has Bade the effort to enact child labor laws," Johnson said. "In each In- - Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder? TVflSS MARY CULBERSON, ter 0f senator and Mrs. Culber-son of Texas, whose love affair with Alexander E. Robertson, a British war veteran, recently led to sensational charges of kidnaping, has gone to Europe. She was accompanied by a group of friends, but not by any mem-ber of the Culberson family. In start-ing abroad Miss Culberson was carry-ing out plans decided .on some months ago. said a statement Issued hercf by Senator Culberson. Friends of the Culberson family said the Intention Is to show that the affair with Robertson, who charged that agents of Senator Culberson kidnaped him In Newark In a plot to spirit him out of the country, is definitely at an end. Miss Culberson has not seen Rob-ertson since last March, although they exchanged letters and telegrams until the young Englishman obtained an Indictment against John Elites, s Burns detective, on the kidnaping charge. When Robertson was In Washington trying to Interest the British embassy In his case Miss Culberson refused to be seen by a representative of Robertson. The affair between the two started ve months ago at Austin, Texas, and continued In Washington, when Rob-- ertson followed Miss Culberson to the home of her parents. In order to learn something about Robertson's Identity, Senator Culberson hired Burns detectives, with the result that It was decided to oppose the match between the two, which had gone to the point of Robertson's proposal of marriage. As part of the breaking up process Senator Culberson proposed, through the detectives, to finance a trip for Robertson Into South America, where he wanted te go to make a fortune. Robertson went with detectives to Boston where he was to take the steamer. The charges of kidnaping by an aunt of Robertson caused the trip to be abandoned. Robertson Is twenty-fou- r and Miss Culberson Is twenty-one- . Get Ready to Eat Reindeer Meat, Folks brought in regularity and will be factors In feeding not only Alaska but part of the United States. As a palata-ble, nourishing food, reindeer meat finds favor wherever marketed in America. To the Eskimo the velndeer Is most valuable. Alive, It represents a value of $25 a' head. It Is an excellent sled animal, traveling In snow too deep for dogs. Slaughtered, his ment as-sures a food supply and a trading com-modity, and the skin provides the ma--1 terlnl for making every garment which the Eskimo wears. Twenty-fiv- e years ago the Eskimos owned nothing. Today, those In the reindeer Industry own herds worth over $4,000,000, have an assurance of a profitable livelihood, and real business Judgment. Here Is where Lopp has succeeded. He's chief of the Alaska division, United States bureau of education, and has taught the Eskimos the reindeer business. PS.W", will tell rou of Loop's part In the Point Barrow relief expedition of 1S97, when with four Eskimos be drove 400 relndeor across the treacher-ous Ice and wind-swep- t Arctic winter coast for 750 mllos. to feed a starving people. new to eat! Get SOMETHING reindeer meut, folks. The reindeer experiments of Uncle Sam and William T. Lopp In Alaska have proved a great success. The first drive of 1,500 from the home range to a big distributing point, already is under way. More than 800 miles will be traversed by this herd, moving from Good News bay to Rlley creek on the Alaskan railway. The herd will pasture and fatten on the moss-covere- d plains along the railway, in the fall they will be slaughtered. Other herds will follow this to the vicinity of the railroad, where a 12.000 square mile area Is open for feeding them, and transportation Is at hnnd. The surplus from other herds will be Senate Gets Fun Out of Tariff Bill senate manages to , get some THE even out of the discussion of the tariff bill. Senator Harrison of Mississippi made a speech the other day which was. to say the least, open to tbe suspicion of being facetious. Senator McCumber of North Dako' then referred to him as ."the funny man of the sennte." Thereupon Senator Williams of Mississippi rallied to the defense of his colleague. The Congressional Record reports the pro-ceed ngs thus In part: Mr. W'Hinms Now, Mr. President, to come buck to the senator from North Dakota (Mr. McCumber). for whom I have a real, an earnest, and an honest good opinion; I would not select him os a Judge of who was "a funny mat " bemuse he has not sense of humor enough to be a Judge of who Is furny, outside or Inside of blmself even. lie Is a regular bonny Scotchman, and what old Samuel Johnson kM about the nice Is true about him. It will be remembered that Knii) Johnson said if you wanted to get a Scotchman to apm-eclat- a Joke, you hud to split his skull with ii hatcl'fl rod put the JoKe Inside Ud'ly. Mr. McCumber: It often happens that when some of my good friends think they are humorous I thank God for my Scotch dullness that Is unable to understand their particular kind of humor. Sometimes 1 think that they mlstiike hilarity for humor. They get confused. 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The first to put a do-nation in the Old Oregon trail and pageant fund for the Fourth of July was the Baker County Automotive which donated 5250, in addi-tion to the $5,000 the association is putting into the auto races for that date. Los Angeles, Cal. WUllam McFee, 79, was sentenced to serve from one year to ten years In prison for the theft of $90,000 from a safe deposit box In the Farmers' Merchants' Na-tional bank of Los Angeles. McFee, who was a night watchman at the bank, opened the box with a duplicate key. . He pleaded guilty and asked for probation, which was denied. Portland, Ore. Oregon will be with-out firecrakers this Fourth of July. The days when young patroits stood bravely by the side of "giant crakers" to observe nt first hand the phenomena of their distlntegratlon under the stress of exploding powder, have gone never to return. Sonora.Cal. The Mark Twain me-morial cabin at Jackass Hill, neat here, was dedicated here with Gover-nor William D. Stephens delivering the dedicatory address. Twain slept and ate in the cabin, which has been re-stored, during Hie time he prospected for gold in California. Twain gave up prospecting and left this district in 1805. Denver, Colo. An boy vho stole a setting of eggs from under a hen was ordered by Judge Ben B. Llndsey to earn enough .money to buy another setting to give the disap-pointed chicken. "Keep oway from the woman you sold the 'fresh eggs' to," the court warned. Aberdeen, Wash. The cost of living In Jail will be computed here for the benefit of Somonon Auvleiven, alleged I. W. W., arrested with fifteen others In a raid here Saturday. He was offered his liberty, while his colleagues were he'd to answer to the superior court Auvlenen preferred to "stay with the bunch," and went back to Jail, where he probably .will be charg-ed board. Detroit. Mich Declaring "a wo-man's honor Is more valuable than a man's life," Judge Harry B. Keldan. In recorder's court, directed a verdict of acquittal in the case of Mrs. Bes-sie" Gutos, 19, accuse! of assault with intent to kill Mrs. Gotos testified she shot and wounded Gorge Vlahos after he made improper advances and threatened to kill her infant son. Missoula, Mont All tired out by an overload of hair tonic used Internally Taul Ashley, Indian, lay down with a atreetepr rail for a pil-low. The motorman failed to see him In time and physicians at a local hos-pital say the injuries probably are fatal. Los Angeles. Cal. While 4.V) pris-oners in the Lincoln Heights Jail here were watching a picture show given for their benefit, one of tlieir number sawed three bnrs from a window of the darkened room, and, berore it was discovered by the lone Jailer in charge, thirty-eigh- t of the men had gained their freedom. Anaconda, Mont In an effort to bring back the duck shooting that was possible a decade ago, tho Montana state fish and game commission will have Dr. Nelson, chief of the United States bureau of biological survey, visit the state next month, to make a survey of local waters frequented y ducks, and suggests siich natural foods os can be 'utilized to plant in inch places. Portland, Ore. Ten western states were represented in the fifth annual regional conference of the agricultural division of the federal board for voca-tional training, which was held last week. From twenty-fiv- e to thirty state chiefs and teacher-traine- rs are attending the conference. C. H. Lone, chief of educational service at Wash-ington, D. C, and A. P. Williams, wno Is in charge of the eastern region, which includes New York and the New England states ,are among the speak, ers to address the conference. The fol-lowing states are represented: Wash-ington, Oregon, California, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Montana and Arizona. Wyoming Is included In the western region of the boonl, but Is not repregented here. Boise, Idaho. George Hun, Jr., hoy who attempted to kill his mother by putting poison' in her tea and coffee, was ordered committed to the state iniliujtrl.il school at it. An-thony by Probate Judge Miller. Mrs. Hun made n t protest. The boy's fa- - ther whs detained for a short time by 1'roai'cnting Attorney K. S. I litna. v,lnt released him later.'appun ntly sat. ls:'ie.l that the father had nothing t Jo with hU 8n's attempts to take Mi v Hau'a life. At a man's party you are sure to find dill pickles and cheese somewhere In the program. EXAMPLES OF REAL OPTIMISM Only Fair to State, However, That They Are Not Actual Happen. t Inaa of Record. -A-- "Fire?" Fiddlesticks, young man.( The booklet Bays this hotel Is abso lutely fireproof. Go away and let me sleep." , "What's this from the Income tax bureau? Goodl Thoy pronaoiy art sending me a refund." "I don't, seem to be able te get cen-tral, Mary, but I'm sure those burglars, won't be through in the cellar fefi some time yet." . "It's a good thing Jack has gona over te Gloria, He'll appreciate ma all the more after he tires of her." "Lota of time,' George, dear. Just try again and give her a little more gas. That train will stop rather than hit us." ' "1 feel I'm going to rose my pettU coat before 'another block, Jut I'll probably look snappier without It." I "Ten years In Sing singT man, you, Judge. I've always wanted to wear a light suit, but I never hod the courage." "Triplets? Hot dog! That Juat com-pletes the children's baseball nlnej" Life. " i Both Sides Pleased. "The rain falls alike on the Just and unjust." "They both point to that with pride." Innocent Pastime. An old man was walking aloryj a road one night, when he was con- - fronted by a burly stranger. "What do you want?" he asked. "We're going to 'ave a game of put and take, mate," replied the stranger. "Put and take !" gasped the old ninn, shivering with fright. "Yus," said the burly one. "You put yer 'amis up and I'll take yer watch I" London Tit-Bit- One Reason for Haste. Two boys were passing bills one day in Fnlrmount They stopped, out of breath and tired, ot the home of a relative for a brief rest. "Why should you go so fast?" asked the relutlve. "You have plenty of time and It's too hot weather to hurry so." "Oh, was the answer, "we've Just got to hurry hi order to keep up with each other." Indianapolis News. Sure of It Margaret looked up at her mother one day and said: Mother, Jesus has wash days hasn't he?" "Why, no, child," her mother replied. "But he has," insisted Margaret. "Why do you say that?" the mother asked. "Because, mother, didn't lie wash my sins awaj V Literary Amenitlea. George Moore, the English novelist, nnd a group of other lltteratl were dis-cussing recent books. Mr. Moore wished to refer to the author of a new publication, but could not recall his name. "You know," said Moore, "the man with the funny nume. Dear, dear, what Is It? You know, a stupid nume, a silly name." "Shuw?" sug-gested some one. 'That's it"" said Moore. "Shawl What an extraordi-nary name 1" Bringing Him to the Point Miss De Mulr Papa has forbidden you to come to the house. He says you are a dangerous man. "Dangerous. Whut can he mean?" "He says you are the kind of a man who will hang round a girl all her life and never raunry her." Then he proposed. Edinburgh Scotsman. Tin Can. V An old lady was crossing the street the otlr day. A dog ran Into hef with such force that It knocked her, down. Just then a light auto ran ever ( her. A gentleman witnessing the ao, cldent came to her assistance. He-said- : "Lady, did that dog hurt you? She looked at htm a little dar-e-d and" replied: "No, the dog didn't hurt me,. It wos the tin can tied to Its tail" Unkind Remark. A scenario writer experienced great dlfllculty In getting his plots accepted. As a rule, they were so uninteresting that a complete bearing was seldom granted. At last he managed to per-suade a weary producer to listen to the synopsis of his latest play. "Imagine," he began, "midnight, all silent as the grave. "Two burglars force) open library windows, nnd eventually commence operations on the safe. The clock strikes one " "Which one?" yawned the producer. People are often willing to share bread. It Is the butter and Jam that they are stingy about. Love rules his kingdom without a sword. Feav of debt is the beginning of pru-dence. It was the dust nnd grime of cities Mmt resulted In housecleunlng flndlnfc less house to clean. j A life of employment Is a life of eav t Joyment. |