Show THE GARLAND TNews TWO thousand States Review of Current Events the World Over members Chamber TIMES GARLAND UTAH of the of Commerce gathered in Washington for their 25th annual meeting started a for change in the vigorous campaign industrial and economic structure of the nation To begin with they adopted resolutions calling amendment of the Wagner labor relations act and the undistributed corporate surplus tax The policies of the administration were hotly attacked by several speakers Virgil Jordan of New York city president of the national industrial conference board said the government “has become an Instrument of forces alien to the enterprise principle of American life and work who desire to destroy It and replace it by the principle of absolute subjection to the state which in nearly every other part of the world holds the impoverished and people in its paralyzing power” Assistant Secretary of Labor Edward F McGrady asked the business men to give the Wagner act a chance to “work out” ” “Labor must move as a he said “and must bargain through its own chosen representatives — just as the employer does Unless labor grouped collectively can have its expert representatives wholly independent of employer influence speak for it with a powerful voice there is no real bargaining at all” Talk About Smart FrocksJ for Supreme Court Bill Opposed by Senate Committee 10 to lb— Mrs Simpson Applies for Absolute Divorce— Fish Would End Our Gold Policy By EDWARD W Western Newspaper © of PICKARD Union their mats were trying on their new knee breeches the peeresses were buying court bill by three more wigs to make their coronets fit more Democratic members of the senate comfortably the officials troops judiciary committee and horses were being rehearsed seemingly made i t in their parts the proprietors of certain that body parade seats were desperately trywould report the ing to dispose of them at cut prices "measure adversely and hotel managers and tradesmen to the senate The of all sorts were preparing to make line-uat this writlots of money out of this thoroughly ing is 10 to 8 against commercialized affair It was said the bill The three by steamship officials in New York who openly joined that hundreds of Americans booked ' were for the coronation had cancelled opposition j the their passages but despite this it Senators J C was certain London would be Mahoney of ming Pat McCarren thronged with visitors O Mahoney OJf Nevada and Carl With of them New Mexico Hatch LfHILE Democratic leaders in In opposition are King of Utah Van congress were disputing over various proposals for achieving the Huys of Indiana Burke of Nebraska Austin of VerJonnally of Texas demanded by the Presieconomy mont Borah of Idaho and Steiwer dent the house without a quiver cf Oregon Those committed for the passed the second ' deficiency bill measure are Ashurst of Arizona carrying $79200000 The DemoNeely of West Virginia Logan of crats called it an economy measure because the appropriations were 19 Kentucky Dieterich of Illinois Pittman of Nevada and Norris of Neb- millions less than the amounts asked raska McGill of Kansas and Hughes by the department heads But 15 of still noncommittal those 19 millions represented merely of Delaware were counted as being on the ad- a reduction in the 30 million approministration side priation asked by the bureau of inone of the ternal revenue for the refunding of Senator O’Mahoney enthusiastic New Dealers ordinarily processing taxes collected under the said: “The hearings have been comagricultural adjustment act The pleted I have listened attentively to saving it was pointed out was more said I been and a deferred “economy” in that the everything that has have heard nothing to date which 15 millions will be included in the has convinced me that any increase next budget of the court is either necessary or desirable’’ “'T'HIS is the outstanding finan- Senator Hatch declared: “I do not cial blunder of the New Deal” think congress has the power to said Representative Hamilton Fish place men on the Supreme court of New York Republican speaking of the administrato affect decisions in any way whattion’s policy of acsoever To do so would be an exorcise of judicial power by the legcumulating gold at or $35 an ounce islative branch of the government If we place men on the court to nearly twice the cost M r of production the of trend judicial opinions change inof Fish thereupon we thereby invade the province troduced a resoluthe court and do that which many tion forbidding the people have charged the court with of secretary doing” to purSenator McCarren addressed the treasury in executive chase any more gold Judiciary committee p from session for an hour and a half and risn trjeg foreign 5 than later said to the reporters: “In my judgment the Supreme court should $25 an ounce “The American taxpayers” denot be a department of government subject to the will of either of the clared Mr Fish “under the ruinether two branches of government ous gold policy of the President and the secretary of the treasury have While the Supreme court and every ether court that interprets the law become the ‘angels’ of Eurppe and should at all times keep abreast of are now engaged in helping to the law and therefore be progres- nance these countries iir their mad sive it is not for any other branch armament race All of the nations ef the government to say it should of the world including Soviet Rusreform its views to carry out the sia have naturally unloaded their will of another branch For that gold upon us at exorbitant profits reason I am opposed to and will con- which if we tried to sell back we tinue to oppose the President’s bill” probably could not get 50 cents on The committee agreed to begin the dollar “This insane and costly gold policy voting on the bill and on proposed amendments on May 18 Is almost on a par with the high financing of John Law’s Mississippi bubble deTbe American people have SENATORS representatives heads and almost ev- been turned into milch cows to be partment milked by every foreign country1 officialeryone else in Washington dom were worrying themselves over 'T'HE C I O steel workers’ xpenditure reductions taxes rising committee now claims prices and falling revenues and Sua majority of the 540000 wage earnpreme court reformation But President Roosevelt was gaily sailing ers in that industry the waters of the Gulf of Mexico Philip Murray committee chairangling for tarpon He was on the man told the convention of the Presidential yacht Potomac which Amalgamated Association of Iron his Steel and Tin Workers in Pittsburgh he boarded at New Orleans vessel was escorted by three de- that in the 10 months of tbe orstroyers the Moffett the Schenk ganization drive 325000 members and the Decatur At Galveston Sec- have been enrolled equivalent to retary Marvin McIntyre set up a 60 per cent of the steel pay rolls temporary White House and Mr “We have driven the company Roosevelt planned to land at that union out of American industry” city when he got through fishing Murray said “No company union can hope to live from here on Ten OIX months having elapsed since the steel workers' orO Mrs Wallis Simpson was grant- months ago committee started from ganizing ed a provisional decree of divorce scratch We had no members Toand the lady having behaved during day we have built up 600 new lodges that period in a way enrolled 325000 members and approved by signed wage contracts with 89 steel king’s proctor her companies” solicitors petitioned e Sevepty-nin- e women and the court to make men arrested during the evicthe decree absolute tion of sitdown strikers from It was expected this the Yale & Towne Manufacturing would be done after company plant in Detroit were held the six days’ interguilty of contempt of court by Cirval required by legal cuit Judge Arthur Webster They procedure were convicted for violation of an Edward When injunction which the judges had isduke of Windsor sued directing them to leave the and Mrs Simpson will be married is not yet known plant Judge Webster imposed maximum to the public and probably not yet determined by the principals in this penalties of thirty days in jail and Unit$250 fines on George Edwards most famous of modern romances ed Automobile Workers of America reflecso The duke was angered by tions on his fiancee and himself in organizer and Peter P Sedier who “Coronation Commentary” a book said he was an employee of the Kelwritten by Geoffrey Dennis that it sey Hayes Wheel company Ten was reported he might set the wed- day jail sentences were given three other persons Sentencing of the othding date before coronation day but later there were rumors that ers was deferred to J uly 15 Mrs Simpson seeking to avert had persuaded further criticism yilLLIAM GILLETTE the veteran actor who became fahim to wait until after his brother had been crowned Edward demand- mous in the role of Sherlock Holmes is withdrawn and and remembered also for his good ed that the book be work in “Secret Service” and other that the author and publisher apoloat gize This demand was complied plays died in Hartford Conn He had been with but nevertheless he had his the age of eighty-onin London start suit for ill since last autumn solicitors G of libel Pollard chairman of the John damages on the ground board of appeals of the Veterans’ of the administration and former governor FROM all quartersof much earth little of Virginia passed away in Washmen and women or no importance were flocking to ington of bronchial pneumonia He was sixty-siLondon for the coronation the diplo years old Announcement ” the the the controlling Securities railroad empire built up by the Van Sweringen brothers have been acquired from George A Ball of Muncie Ind by Robert R Frank F Kolbe and Allan Young P Kirby all of New York and comparatively unknown in high finance The securities are those of the corporation which Mr Ball bought at auction two years ago for $3121000 The price paid by the New Yorkers was $6375000 The does not Muncie man however make a personal profit from the had transaction for he placed with its holdings in a charitable fund Young said it was the plan of his group “to shrink the entire corporate structure” rather than expand it He intimated that Midamerica corporation would be eliminated and probably several other of the interlocking holding companies by which the Van Sweringens built up their intricate financial structure about: Touring Accommodations SANTA MONICA CALIF— sake of comparison two of us out lately on a little e trip stayed one night at a motor camp and the next night at the most expensive tourist hotel In three states rates $25 per day per sucker At the tourist camp the company was mixed but neighborly and for the most part pleasant The only really discordant note was a lady in the adjoining cabin who at all hours kept waking her husband up apparently for the purpose of telling him another thing about him that she didn’t like At the exclusive establishment were many guests who seemed to be suffering from severe attacks of nervous culture being fearful I’d say that if ever they behaved naturally they’d give themselves away Mainly they weredulL Waxworks even when animated usually are dull But stopping at a $25 a day hotel has one advantage I find Afterward you can go around bragging that once you stopped at a hotel This should be a great help socially “ A UNT ALMA there’s Just one difficult junior age slenderizing patterns for the mature thing I don’t like about my well-cnew dress —it’s so attractive I’m figure afternoon dresses for tha afraid Sis over there wiU appro- most particular young women and matrons and other patterns for Dealing With Snakes priate it when I’m not looking A CONNECTICUT congressman Outside of that I’m crazy about it special occasions are all to be is pushing an act to prohibit and I think you’re sweU to make found in the Barbara Bell Pattern of venomous Book Send 15 cents today for your importation serpents it for me1 Why—” from other countries for exhibition “What’s this what’s this? If copy Send your order to The Sewing purposes His fear is that an earth- that isn’t a laugh Aunt Alma quake or something might shake the Imagine me wanting anybody’s Circle Pattern Dept 149 New zoo apart and liberate a lot of dead- dress San FrancisWhy since You’ve taught Montgomery Ave ly reptiles that would start multime to I never want co Calif Price of patterns 15 plying and constitute a new menace anything I just make it and that’s cents (in coins) each to the lives of such of the populace C BeU Syndicate — WNU Eervtoa This sport dress for inthat as have thus far escaped being stance took me only one afterkilled by automobiles On the Seventh Try noon” Without presuming to assume that Praise From Auntie In a quaint old cemetery u the the gentleman is a bit of an alarm"I think you do wonderfully well East is a marker erected to the ist I’d like to point out that he can with sewing my dear You’ll memory of a man whose life la obtain millions of adherents for this be your Upon the making my clothes the first reckoned successful Amermeasure among thing I know I feel especially marker has been carved an epiMellon in frequently icans an amendment by tacking Andrew with my new spring dress taph that should be a tonic to our pleased of administration atto his bill providing that the bars and I have both of you to thank day It reads thus : tacks is again called on to defend likewise shall be put up against It does (or suggesting this style his business Attorney General Cumtried end failed communists right well by my hips and it’s so I tried again and failed mings announced shoulcomfortable through the that the Department I tried again and failed IIow Times Change ders I guess I should diet but in of Justice had filed tried again and failed I for what knew I once this dress I feel nice and slender I JUST read 1 tried again and failed Disin the Federal but had forgotten in the Don’t see girls how imporf tried again and failed trict court in New rushmyself bustle of these latter days tant it you and to choose that’s a is I tried again and won style York a suit to comIt related to the attitude which becoming? It’s abidpel dissolution of the America considerably less than half particularly ing by this theory that gives some Dr rierce’i Favorite Prescription Is a Aluminum Company a century ago held toward unescortwomen such enviable chic” tonic which has been helping women of America —which ed woman For instance as recently of all ages for nearly 70 years The Patterns Adr Mellon controls — for as 1890 not many respectable hotels Pattern 1280 is designed in sizes the purpose of would permit one of them to regisDebts of Honor (30 to 40) Size 14 requires breaking “its mo- ter 3?i yards of 39 inch material I pay debts of honor not honcontrol” nopolistic Some time after 1900 —in fact as Pattern 1233 is designed in sizes orable debts— Reynolds of the aluminum inI remember it was about 1910 —a Size 36 requires 5 yards dustry By this ac- prominent lady was asked to leave of 39 collar The inch material the one of the smartest hotels in New tion the government revives of In contrast requires act as a legal All Sherman York city because she dared to light a yard weapon in regulating business in the public lounge a 1284 is designed in sizes Pattern The suit named 30 officers direc- As cigarette bar-for women drinking at a 3 Size 16 to tors and stockholders of the com44) (32 requires not even the most pany including Mellon Twenty-fiv- e liberal could conceive of so yards of 35 inch material New Pattern Book subsidiary and affiliated companies n my stomach wi m bad incredible a sight as that “Tha s Other for the Barbara Bell I could not t or alaap Evon mywere named Send now just look at the darned And A frland augheart teamed t hurt members of the Mellon family Spring and Summer Pattern Book a a ted Adlarika Tha first data atookI 6 rollof ma named with the former Treasury things! Make yourself attractive Now (it practirought wish alacp fin and novar fait bettor head are Paul Mellon Richard K cal and becoming clothes selectLuxe Filial de da Hardships Mellon Jennie King Mellon Sarah Adlarika acta an BOTH vppar and ing designs from the Barbara Bell classes our plutocratic ' t Gas Gao thoTimcCanft Eat or Sleep Mellon Scaife David K Bruce of Mellon and Ailsa Mellon Bruce his daughter The suit charges that the company is a monopoly in violation of laws and that it has the power to fix arbitrary and discrimiIt charges the denative prices fendants with conspiracies to restrain and monopolize attempts to monopolize and monopoly in vioact lation of the Sherman B A letter addressed to H Mitchell president of the civil commission service President Roosevelt placed a ban on speculation in securities by government officials and employees There was no official explanation of this act but for some time there have been rumors that some persons high up in the New Deal have been making a lot of money by speculating in the stock markets after getting tips on probable White House moves SENATOR HARRY F BYRD of Democrat prepared for introduction in the senate a bill providing for the consolidation of the Home Owners’ Loan corporation and the Federal Housing administration This merger said Mr Byrd would result in a saving of more than $24000000 a year without impairing the work of the units INTERVENTION by President Roosevelt averted for the time being at least a strike of 25000 on handlers eight railroads freight that threatened the food supply of New York city The President appointed an emergency board of three members to attempt a settlement In his proclamation he said the dispute threatened “substantially to interrupt interstate commerce within the state of New York and other states in the eastern part of the country to a degree such as to deprive that section of the country of essential transportation service" A dispute between rival workers’ unions balked efforts of the national mediation board to effect a settlement Under the railway labor act the President forced a postponement for at least 30 daya while mediators work WHEN to go simple they go regardless of what it costs ’em A rich couple have just completed a trip out here following the ancient trails of the early pathfinders Like true pioneer stock they roughed it in specially built twin trailers each about the size of a pullman but much more complete and were towed by a couple of The servants only six in number had to put up with two much cheap: simple er cars there was and thus no dressing with true democratic spirit was the primitive plan of the expedition carried out Every hardship enenroute — such as the countered champagne getting all jolted up and the caviar coming unglued in the can — was cheerfully endured An armed guard was maintained a t night to repel kidnapers and hostile Indian tribes I wonder how Jim Bridger and Kit Carson ever stood it with no butler along— in fact not even a second man IRVIN S COBB During the entire trip for dinner Service and Peats The famous Harris tweeds cam into being through an accident of The freezing winds which nature swept across the barren islands of off the coast of the Outer Hebrides Scotland made it imperative that f the natives have warm With noweather-proo- f garments where else to turn the women of the islands tqok advantage of the unusually thick fleece which was the winter coat of their sheep and from it they wove for their men the first crude Harris tweeds Because they had nothing but the natural dyes made from lichens and crottle and nowhere to steep their wool except over peat fires Harris tweed has always been characterized by a peaty outdoor odor These tweeds had been worn in the Outer Hebrides for many years before the fashion centers of the world discovered them and elevated them to the front rank of sports fashions Tweeds pat- terns Interesting and exclusive fashions for little children and the UnehPhil lower bowel whll orrllnary laxative act on tha lowar bo wo I only Adlarika gives your ayatam a thorough clean (no bringing out old poisonous Inmatter you would not baliava wat your ayatam and that haa boon eauilng gas norvouanaaa and Kina aour foratomach montha revsrtsa Or H L Shah Aao Tart After ilaU “ aUit Ion la fnteeUaeol odoaMariag greatly radaaa fcaataria aad aaiaa hacilU Glvo your bowalt a REAL elaanatng good how sea and you with Adlarika Juat ona apoonful relieve OAS feel and conatlpation At all Leading Drugs lata that So With AO of ’Em The Hardened Running a farm and running a Justice must tame whom mercy newspaper consist in infinite atBut isn’t run- cannot win— Saville tention to details ning any business that? 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