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Show Mon.lav, October 22, 1934. rAPTIF AMFRTCAN TAHTE COUNTY. UTAH Rogers Plays Famed Jurist Thai I the nt (he here Will t reen fare t'ai'ltul Tlu-airf- latvl Fox kindly but ADVANCE PAUTY In th luont !m. Will ltoKr Ilian Hltd In v a Mi' ruk he lint il N thretil. a Nw Pape Seven. majority wo- - J Arifou. ('onucill. Indiana, Imwiu, M.jss.u H.iin i jhue, ork, Ohio, Nt-- Katia, Mu Mr daa blftan, Now Wilhama. j I j j ThurUy tiifht, KuiU lUon a etk at VUvil laot Huir hi r V - hr-in- Mr ImribY Ivanu, f- Kmart at Wrllsville, Wednesday. Mrs. Kt Hammond and Mrs. T, ti Row land of Halt Ulty were guests of Mrs. Ruby Jea n. Thursday morning, Ituhy JffiHfrn f nirtaitad lUio.J' Ih Smiih Kihoi.t, ti of tht Mu' iluh Ir 1, Utilum, HiuM and W) (tin i iik, Mr. Louujiit a brittjri arty at bum.- WANTED MilK-r- , Mi lit Jm1 t Utm u tonduft-A Vary H) and llniisitay ocnihs luu, I'M fag for i leaning machinMr AiikuwI and St pt it.ln r. indc-jIM Kinttli Salt AkkfS Itihi h was eil High score ery. fat he Amerliao. Wi'diu-ft-Uv- . lil .f th 1 5.1'Hii.i ml halSui jioil t Mrs Wat Won Pel by prize lu h honl a 61 I r rtii )NJUr, Williams and eren. j The I'nliersity of Utah la tha H'fttval of If:- - jtri itb in jiol-of tlgdrii, Ml- - Walker Mi was Ieona th oklest university West of th leu of Maho Were gu.-.lr of Mrs Ira gtie-- t of lo-- suter, Mrs, Httf-el- lj Missouri river. I ririr hr dt-ll- i la-al- pro-miIn- , pltlurr, Juilae rriral." la now Axerdint la tihaiiie repuria, been to well the atnr hat tuned nt by I ln tereen tlinrailer, ilie t fthottin favorable are ttlf llJituii. TOWARD PARITY. I93334 Stacked corns showt addtsxal returns per crop unt to cooperating producers in benefit payments on domestic allotment or otner portion ot crop designated in contract TARM PRICES In New Film lartt! Utr pjlii. tlrotiK-wille- d Keniuky jurist, who faniout in the ttoriet la n wlreudy Irvin H, Cobb, perhapt Auierlen't moat noted buniorlat. a u.w iiutiiair With hit harm teriulion of the ".ludKe," Itoyert it eald lo add a new and original figure to hit gallery, which Im liniet am h memorable per ir ut at Iarld Ilarutn, Mr. Skitch, Dr. Hull and the Con-nertir- Yankee. Tbit time he plnvi a wUe old fellow who. following the Civil War. hat tented down in hit native Kentucky village with hit Confederate eronlct. The alory open in hit court room on a lary tprlng day In 1690. II.I.At.K DIMM I One doea not expect drama in a village, perhapt, but In Judge Drietf plenty of It tranaplrea. according to advance accounts The Judge'a nephew, a novice lawyer, and hit tweet heart, a girl whote birth It shrouded in figure Importantly In the touching and dramatic atory. Always there la Judge Priest, who dilutes JuHtlce with the milk of human kindness and who helps to shoulder the troubles of the ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS I sect. Sven tVJJ CjPOCf. I. 34 BE Mir IT ra.MZNTs Wednes day Th real prlc (farm prlca plut banaflt paymanta) that farmer ara of racalvlng for their allotted production of major farm product In term parity thowt marked Improvement. The figures elong the perlty price line of tho above srP repreaent tha amount par unit (armor mutt receive, however, before their products will have at great exchange value at they Th Increata In real pricea tinea March did In the parity year, 1910-14-. IS, 1911, and tha proportion of tho real price farmer are receiving on designated portion! of tholr crop In tho form of benefit or rental payment under agricultural adjustment contract are shown. That tbe president feels that a future slightly over lo.ouu.ouu. work rcjircscuis a ilcimie ot J.UUU.uuo step must be the trum the high touched in the week. However, he haa aald little A little over a year and a half spriiig of 194 J but even so, the about it of late, and baa resistexisago. Franklin Roosevelt became piobicm bus been solved lo the ed efforts to bring it into He President of the United States extent ot ouly 2a per ceut. And tence through legiblatlou. Is finding If, at that time, you bad asked lliu remaining To per cent looks knows that business the going hard, would probulily a representative group of citizens much more difficult of solution. he unable to meet the additional reThe Lulled Stale .News what the most burning problem expense that shorter hour would unemployof the hour was, the chances are cently broke down that about eight out of ten or ment figures to specific indus- cause. them would have answered, Un- tries. According to its findings, times this column employment." There were many the mining and oil industries baaAt variousof projected changes spoken other problems and Issues but are employing 3U0.CIUU fewer until now, the fart that some 11,000,000 workers than in normal times. la NHA policies. Not been anythere men were unable to find Jobs The railroad industry la employ-lu- g however, has 670, UUU less. Telephone and thing ot first importance to reovershadowed them all. a port that came from high officDuring that eighteen months telegraph companies show the federal government, guided drop of 160,000. Wholesale and ial sources. The other day Donald Richby Mr. Roosevelt, has spent bil- - retail distribution industries are NRA'c general counsel, and ao down And berg, it 670,000. goes, and lions, passed extraordinary who is considered closman the the entire industrial sera throughout tried unprecedented laws, Yet structure, with the durable goods est of all officials to the presiies of daring experiments. He de dent. made a speech. today, unemployment Is still the industries steel, cement, etc as being g most difficult problem the coun- showing an employment shortage nounced "lopsided guild socialism. said try faces, and very little pro- of 1,500,000. One of the worst we must return to the old comgress hns been made In alleviat- phases of the problem, accordorder. That is exactly to Is If even the petitive that News, ing ing the plight of the Jobless. Best estimates say that the business returns to the 1929 what an army of industrialists for months the has been number now unemployed Is level, beubout 3.000,000 men will difference saying now is that Mr. Richout of work, due to still In the berg can do something about It. technological advances. past new industries have taken His speech indicates the future up tbe slack caused in this man- course of NRA. With price fixing eliminated ner. the NRA would have little to doi The federal government discovering that it could not find with Industry save in matters of jobs for the unemployed, turned wages, hours, working conditions. to relief on a grand scale. It would thus complete Its Through the FERA, the SERA, cycle, and return to the positiona the CCC and similar agencies, It held when it was created the government Is providing food, protector of labor, an enemy of sweat-shoIt would no longlodging, clothing, and in some the cases, work for the unfortunate. er he an administrator of routine But this cannot go on forever business matters. the expense Is gigantic. It Late reports show a general will be recalled that in a recent speech, the president warned decline In business. Coal and the country that local agencies automobile output are down and must do their part, that federal wholesale prices have dropped. relief cannot carry the entire Car loadings changed but little. burden, or even the hulk of it. Steel, alone of major industries, It Is a well known fact that many Increased output.ostates and cities have dodged doing their share, have simply chisled" on the federal government. Donal Richberg has said that 20,000,000 people will be on the relief rolls during the coming New York Results of the new! winter. Some authorities place Literary Digest poll made puhlic their estimates higher than that. today reveal that 17 states show The greatest drain on the coun- a trajority opposed to President try's resources is imposed by Roosevelts New Deal" policy. A nation-wid- e people who, for the most part, checkup of 65,-0are unable to find the productive ballots, sent to- - the samel work they want. Critics who people polled In the Digests still talk about the possibility of first survey last spring, showed our accepting the dole system 50.97 per cent of the ballots fori are behind the times the dole, and 49.03 against the new deal. in principle if not in name, i3 Last spring, the magazine offi- established now. cials announced the same people! These are the facts of unem- voted 69.03 per cent In favor of ployment. When it comes to the the new deal. At that time only theories, there are an unlimited one state Delaware failed to1 number most of them impracti- give the administration a majorcal, gome of them Impossible, all ity. of them unproven. It is believed 50 per cent favorable, while the town. John Ford directed Judge Priest" from a script prepared by Trot-t- l. Nichols Lamar and Dudley Irvin Cobb himself was present In Hollywood during Its . The University of Utah was the second university In the United States to admit women on an equal basis with men. pictures one better! U 0i Part Wool Sox for warmth 00 and wear Full length, 100 percent heavy wool. Overstocked Part Linen Toweling Outing Flannel Huck Toweling in bleached or ecru with colored 00 borders Mill end Remnants of heavy 16x34 White Outing While they last 10 10 4 .... yards pair for 36 inches wide. yards Iron Fireman is made in a range of sizes for homes and for commercial boilers up to 250 b, p. Convenient payment terms. 'V; - r "j- - ' A 5 30-3- -, A, H. 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Walthall, David Landau and Stepln Il'ILL ROGERS adds a notable characterization to his American gallery ith his latest flm, "Judge Priest," adapted from Imn S, Cobbs orld famous stories of the ve and humorous Kentucky iPF , fist E. W. ELLIOT & CP F M 8 |