Show GARLAND TIMES THE News Review of Current Events the World Over President Roosevelt Tells Congress of liis Great Work Relief Plan — Designed to Supplant the Downright Dole By EDWARD W PICKARD C by Waattra RE3TDENT Npwipapr Union his F armer Iaborite — Henrik In The house Is comprised of In ROOSEVELT delivered to congress offered the a joint session “new a and greatly en lawmakers larged plan" of work relief He did not estl mite Its cost but asserted that the system of outright dole should be dropped snd the government should undertake projects of slum clearance grade crossing e m n a o and other public works that would give em ployment to about 3 600000 persons now without Joba The tig ures to be propos'd for this were reserved for bis budget message but he assured congress that they would be “within the sound credit of the gov message person at eminent” declared the gains year 1034 were greatr losses and expressed " hope (n the coming year" He reasserted his belief In the “prollt mo tire" but ottered a warning against wealth “which through excessive profits creates undue private power over private affairs and to our misfortune over public affairs as well" This nat orally wai taken as applying especially to the public service Interests which have been so apprehensive of the administration's Intentions As for a legislative program the President made no attempt to outline one but be did promise that definite legislation soon would be proposed cov In erlng old age and unemployment urance benefits for children and mothers and other features of his social security plans He declared the nation was making toward the "new order” but headway tinder the framework of the Constltu don and he spoke of the Increased In dustrla) activity benefits to agriculture and profits to merchants that have been realized Then came this stern warning "Let him who for speculative profit or partisan purpose without Just warrant would seek to disturb or dispel this assurance take heed before he as for any act sullies responsibility which slows our onward steps" The President reported an unsettled In the foreign field with the condition resurrection of old Jealousies and passions and new strivings for armament and power In more than one land add log: "There la no ground for apprehension that our relations with any tion will be otherwise than peaceful” Discussing the matters that will be brought before congress for action Mr Roosevelt said: “Among the subjects that lie Immediately before us are the consolidation of federal regulatory administration over all forms of transportation the renewal aud clarification of the general purposes of the national tndua trial recovery act the strengthening of our facilities for the prevention detection and treatment of crime and criminals the restoration of sound conditions in the public utilities field abolition of the evil features through of bolding companies the gradual credit acpering off of the emergency tivities of government and impleour taxation forms ment and In methods “We have already begun to feel the bracing effect upon our economic system of a restored agriculture “The hundreds of millions of additional Income that farmers are receiving ll finding Its wny Into the channels Mr made than strong Of Roosevelt In the the trade “The farmers’ share of the natlonsl Income la slowly rising The economic facta Justify the widespread opinion of those engaged In agriculture that our provision for maintaining a balanced production gave at this time the most adequate remedy for an old and vexing problem “For the present and especially In view of abnormal world conditions adjustment with certain neo "r ssa ry In methods Improvements should continue" LOUISIANA wants any more public wiirks money from the administration It must “clarify" gome of the new laws which Its legislature has passed at the behest of Senator Huey P Long This Is the gist of a letter sent to Gov O K Allen by President Roosevelt and the "kingtish” not pleased by It He told the reporter he would make his reply on the floor of the senate at the first opportunity The President's warning applied especially to the Louisiana moratorium law Since Its enactpassed In November ment the PWA has held op payments on about 00 Louisiana projects serious looking and with reason have on they hands a big Job the of making Deal permanent Vaudenberg terans" lot for their that New and In the doing of It they must solve some of the most perplexing that our national legislators problems ever have faced It would seem that the Democrats will have no trouble In any legislation they wish for passing they have an overpowering majority In the senate are 09 Democrats snd only 25 Republicans plus one Progressive — Robert M LaFollefte — and one support of Senior bus been persistently domunding that Postmaster General Farley either resign from the cabinet or give up his chairmanship of the Democratic national In committee liria with this his hill would prohltdt th from holding any postmaster general political office out of the deIiy taking iKilltics and estat fishing a career partment service said "the paveVaudenberg ment pounding letter carriers may look forward to ultimate graduation to th high post of first assistant postmaster general" Tudor this hill” he added “politics and postal affair at last are separated ns far as Is possible In a All local democracy postmns’erg are put squarely under civil service with emphatic and effective priorities given to the ‘postal grays' themselves “Existing postmasters are permitted to serve out their present commissions Thereupon the vacancies are filled by from the service ranks promotion Dnly In the event that no such person Is available — and we anticipate that this contingency would not arise other than In gome of the smnllest offices — can the vacancy be filled otherwise than by promotion” TWO New Deal began its first session the dot and devoted Its first day to the organization of houses and the two the swearing In of The new members lawmakers assembled In the Capitol were a the tn general Shlpstead 3 Deino 10’J Republicans seven Progresand three sives Farmer Laborites The administration Democrats do not anticipate any trouble from the Republicans It Is from the radical members of their own party that their woes are likely to come and the help of the Republicans may be necessary to curb those left wingers The leaders In both houses can be counted on to hold the radicals under a tight rein If that is jHissIble In t he speaker's chair sits Joseph T Byrns chosen unanimously by his fellow Democrats He Is too much of a compromiser to suit many of them but Is now tied to the administration which declined to oppose his election John H Bankhead of Alabama lik Byrns one of the old school won the leadership of the house after a brief struggle Senator Joseph Robinson of Arkansas was reelected majority lead er of the senate and Senator Lewis of Illinois continues as whip In their pre session caucus the Dern ocruts voted to reduce materially the Republican representation on bouse committees and derided to abrogate the 143 rule for disrhaiglng a com of the most serious Issues that mlttee and bringing a hill to vote with will confront congress Is the batIn a week The number now required for this action Is 21S This latter ac tle between business and Industry on one side and organized labor on the will tlon provide another restriction other especially over the on the radicals work week The American Federation of Labor Is committed to this proposithousand eight hundred bills tion and to the retention nf the colIntroduced and referred to provisions of the on the first day of the lective bargaining committees NBA act Rig business as represented new congress Number handed In the Chamber of Cnmerce of the by Repiesentuthe Wright Patman of by Texas provides for the payment of United States and the Nntlonal Manufacturers’ association Is opposed to the adjusted service certificates of veweek and now has the terans Immediately In cash through the the Issuance of greenbacks Patman and support from the Brookings Institution other supporters of this plan call It It also seeks the separation of labor and bargaining practice codes In the “controlled Inflation" The openreorganization of the Nit of North Dakota Republican ing shot In this battle Is the Introa measure for the Introduced liquidation and of agricultural duction by Senator Hugo I Black of Alabama of his thirty honr work week Indebtedness The liquidation would be curried out at a reduced rate of hill which at present bns not the supinterest according to the bill hy es- port of the administration tablishing an efficient credit system through the use of the federal farm T" IMOCRATS of Rhode Island loan and federal reserve bunking systhemselves and everyone tems Lemke also provided for the else by gaining control of both houses creation of a board of agriculture to of the btate general assembly when the supervise senate committee recounted the ballot program Continuance of the IlOLC was pro from I'ortsmouth and South Kingston The and declared two Democrats had been posed hy several congressmen bond Issue of this agency would be In elected to the senate Instead of the creased anywhere from one billion to two Republicans who And been certified four and a half billion dollars In the as winners by the state returning various hills Introduced on the sub- board The Democratic legislators Imject mediately organized the assembly A 100 per cent payoff for depositors ousted the supreme court members whose funds are tied up In trust com- abolished the state appointed board of panies wag sought In two bills written public safety and passed a reorganizaby Representative Clarence J McLeod tion bill to consolidate more than 80 of Michigan agencies Into 11 state departments Many bills were Introduced providing and old unemployment age Insurance OREIGN MINISTER ITEKRE carrying out successfully the did not work begun by his murdered predeoes PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT wait for the owning of congress sor Rarthou to bring France and tils to start fight against Immediate Italy Into friendly accord for the settpayment of the veterans' bonus The lement of all the conflicts that have commander of a Legion post In Texas arisen between those nations since the bewrote him for Information on the mat- World war The agreement It ter aud Mr Roosevelt replied at length lieved will also Insure peace In the detailing his reasons for opposing the Riilknns After a week nf lively negotiations It was announced that M payment He argued that the obligation la not Immediately due that of Laval would go to Rome "to have Im35001)00 certificates outstanding conversations with Premier portant Mussolini on questions which Interest veterans have borrowed $1690000-OOor “more than the present worth the two countries and on International of their bonus certificates” aud that politics and to conclude conversation when the veterans borrowed 50 per cent which have been going on between of the fuce value of the certificates in the two countries" ll31 they used the funds to discharge their debts remarkable celerity the Jury This lust point according to Nation WITH Hauptmann trial waa seal Commander Belgrauo of the Amerilected consisting of eight men and can Legion Is one of the strongest ar- four women and Attorney General guments for luimediute payment of the Wilentz set forth the state's case adjusted service certificates carpenter who la against the Rronx The foundation of good business accused of kidnaping and murdering la good credit" said Commander Rel-- the baby son of Colonel Lindbergh rano "Hie due veteruns The colonel and Mrs Lindbergh were money would be used to satisfy hills at the present and they and Betty Gow the corner grocery would help pay rents child's nurse were among the early that are lung past due and would go witnesses 6n behalf of the state the to hard pressed merchants to discharge attorney general demanded the penalthe accounts of harder pressed vety of first degree murder crats Speaker Byrns admitted that the cash bonus bill would pass the house because there Is no opposition to It there" but he added that If the measure Is finally enacted the administration will Insist on some additional taxation to meet the estimated $2000000-OOIt Is believed the expenditure senate also will pass the bill but lead era doubt Its passage by congress over the Presidential veto fourth congress THE onSeventy the sole Issue of of VANDENBERQ Republican gaya he will Introduce In the senate a hill designed to take the Post Office department ont of politics ' The measure he has drafted would put all and “ pospostmasters tal officials except the postmaster under the civil service and In the giving out ofjyhs the post office employees would have the preference GARLAND UTAH SENATOR the James E Sullivan memorial trophy awarded to the athlete the most to the cause contributing of amuteur athletics during the year wag misled hy Bill Bonthron of Princeton by Just one vote and was giveu Now It Is Id to Glenn Cunningham Bill's possession as the result of his great campaign during 1934 In the course of which he estab Iished world record for meter and beat Cunningham in three out of e races In the natlouwlde ballot conducted - Bontbroo led In the pre- by A A llmlnary voting and then piled up 1072 alter the field had otes in the final been cut to seven Benjamin B East man former Stanford track star ran second with 929 and then came Ralph Metcalfe Marquette university's negro with 413 and Glen Hardin! sprinter Louisiana State university with 2S3 trailed the track- Three swimmer men Lenore Right of Homestead Pa Jack Medlca ol received 262 votes 1G9 Seattle and Katherine Rawls Fort Lauderdale Fla 154 N 1933 tet W Intermountain News —Briefly told for Busy Reader 19 LIBERTY fIE MTD MARKET WEAK- MANY RECEDE REST I’LN DEBT MGIEIRS WORK AID WATERSHED I RGED HILLS— Well Xmag hai BEVERLY I was just thinking if there passed was some way to make the Xmaa continue the other lays of the year be would we why the most happy and wonderful Nation on Earth Gosh If all of us that was able would Just feed and do things for folks without waiting till Xmas I think we mean well but we Just sorter got In 1IELF IDA— Local liiumling a movement to include appioxlnutely acres of land In this vicinity In the Cache cation'll forest as a for Pocatello's mea“ure protective roCATKLIO men are IDA— Nineteen were at the Idaho penitentiary gran'ed by the state pardon board at Its January meeting T SODA SPRINGS IDA— Cbn Griv forest ranger has complefed a report on the grazing situation In national the Caribou forest hl which Is under jurisdiction Tie rejsirt lists 051122 head of A sheep and 2000 head of rattle of disr and elk on large number the game presirve was also reported IDAHO FALLS IDA —A slow in Idaho the past potato maiket few weiks Las prevailed and shipments have been reduced to sin h an extent that the government market news service predicts the loot) ear lead over a similar period last year will he wiped out unless reuse ln shipments sharply SALT LAKE CITV LT— Joining with other far western states Idaho and I'tah representatives at a movehave hailed Washington ment for a year's moratoilutn on all and reclamation debts Irrigation Toowed the federal government with from gether representatives NeMontana Colorado Wyoming vada New Mexico and Arizona of they hope to gain postponement debts on a basis similar to that granted to some areas last year IDAHO FALLS ID— C C Cowan administrator for disfrlit reemIdaho federal bureau 21945 ployment reports persons had hern placed throughout the district the past year The district Includes Bonneville Clark FreBingham Jefferson Madison mont and Teton counties BOIE IDA — I’ri fessional boxIn Idaho Reing seems on the wane ceipts for the state 10 per cent tax on gate receipts for 'he 23 months ending Novemlier 30 were $5202 a reduction of $3294 over the biennium State commissioner of law enforcement las reported to the state nthletle con mission POCATELLO IDA— Although 1951 to he the warmest proved year and next to the driest year on record at the Pocatello weather bureau precipitation during the last three months lends a favorable outlook for an average crop next year according to a recent leport OGDEN FT — Building jiermlts for the year 1934 Issued from the city engineer’s office totalled 97 at an estimated value of $272 592 62 Five permits Issued In Iecember 1931 were for an estimated value of $107650 SALT LAKE CITT FT— The FEUA will give part time employment to 500 men and 225 women student at the University of Utah This is an Increase for the men student of 150 and for of 20 as compared to last vear BEAVER FT —The construction of a reservoir as a F R drouth relief project Is undtrvvay several miles southwest of Pciver The reservoir Is being constructed for the purpose of watering cattle If successful It will make possible the ranging of thousands of cattle SALT LAKE CITV FT— Water and weather reports from key stations In the Great Salt Lake basin have removed fears of a drouth during the coming season of any e such seriousness that of 1934 on the Ralt Lake City Precipitation watershed Is considerably atiovp normal TROVO FT — The average depth of the snow cover oh ained from 44 measurement stations on the Uinta forest reserve Is twenty five and onelinlf Inches wlln a water content of five and one half Inches which is s'lghtlv nndir the normal of 2S9 Inches of snow The figure do not take In'o consideration the abundant rainfall which lias fallen the last hrce months to during soak Into the ground OGDEN FT— The district agricultural insctor reports one of the finest cars of onions to leave Weber county this se"son was shipThe onions were the ped recent Iv Utah RpnnMi U S type graded No 1 and averaged three and to five Inches In diameter car from Weber heing the socon three county that averaged over Inches this season BOISE IDA — Seven railway will Le eliminated grade on motor traffic nrierlos In Idaho ti c few next months Durduring ing the two years pai twjlve grade have boon eliminated crossings from major Idaho highways OGDEN FT — One hundred and to fill vafifty men will he cancies In the CCV tamps lit this state Of this 196 men In forest will he experienced work and 44 will Le young men between the ages of IS and 15 years spirit during AH WE UNDERSTAND “Aunt Sue you had your life to live over again what would you doT “I'd get married before I had Bens enough to decide to stay an old maid" If Waited you should hear but wont He Is also In communication with your finances so in that way he la able to have the two act In harmony In fact without the aid of you whatever it shouldent be such a job to find who is In need and the degree that they are in need and It shouldent be hard to find out what the exact proportionate amount of help that each of us should give to relieve that distress Its paid exactly like taxes That stops us from Just be lng a Santa Clause on Xmas You wear whiskers and bring presents every day In the year Instead of Just one day wouldent mind giving If they People absolutely knew that every person In the U S was giving exactly In proportion to them and that every dollar given was to go to some one who need ed It and was not able to help Its an unemployment tax in a then If everybody way can huBtle around and cut down the unemployment before next years contributions start why the tax would be cut down In proportion Now we are getting down toward the end and’l got to start doing something about INB A WAV Now statistics have that we always have a class of people that are looking for political or Government Jobs Now we could let them go Just tell em that they are not aa political needed and Government job hunters any longer take up must They else Then wo put these (In need but Abso In the PLFGJ Wont Workers) lutely (Perpetually Looking For Government Jobs) places as they wont work Why they are the very fellows to apply for these jobs for they are not going to get em anyhow (none of these others ever got any) so In that way they fill In a vacancy In our scheme of life that seems to always exist the (Perpetually Ixioking For Government Jobs) But I would like to see the whole system tried Vou might call the scheme "Conscience By Law” or "If you wont be a Santa Claus we will make one out dont believe any of us really of you” know what our obligation Is to our fellow man That should be established as say you rant go by Consciences for they viry too much So find the needy and tax us exactly our proportionate share to keep them and you wont run up this tremendous national dbt We pay as we go and If It’s done fair and equal like this you wont hear many kicks and thse wont be legitimate © 9j5 nothing If to NASAL IRRITATION to coldi dLuue the dryness and Irritation by applying Mentholatum night Relieve and morning iirm CO M FORTt0f)dl CUTICURA affected Rathe the Cntlcnra gently and with parts freely and hot waterdry Soap anoint with Cntlcnr three quick healing Pure emollients bring and soon heal itching burning aim affections eczema pimple rashes and all forms of Lin trouble and Ointment Soap 25c Sample each free C!utlcura” Dept 20S AdAreaa: Malden Maaa Ointment and relief ecaly MOTHERS DAUGHTERS Mxi John Keralls of 1043 No St John a SL Caspar Wyo aavt: “I was in a weakened condition I waa nervous terribly didn't and had a heavy j rest the ainall of my ache back suffered from feminine weakregularity ness (female catarrh) and would such awfu) headaches I used Dr Pierce Favorite and it relieved of the femaJt trouble headaches and nervousness" don needs more than cosmetics — cornea Beauty of akin from widnaU with intestinal wastes INTERNCLEANSB ALLY with Garfield Tea Helps relieve the closed system promptly mildly effect! velyfi rdrng ttor FEEL TIRED 25c & JO ACHY-“A- LL WORN OUT?” Rid of Poisons That Get Make You 111 constant backache keeping Do you you miserable? suffer burning scanty or too frequent urination attacks of dizziness rheumatlo pains swollen feet and ankles? Do you feel tired nervous — all unstrung? Then give some thought to your Be sure they function kidneys properly for functional kidney disorder permits poisons to stay in the blood and upset the whole system Use Doan’s PiUs Doan’s are for the kidney only They help the kidneys cleanse the blood of poisonous waste Doan’s PUU are used and recommended the world over Get them from any druggist DOAFJ’S PILLS PARKER’S hair balsam proven something Derision amounts la dumb Derision the derlder our heads that about one day a year pays our obligation off then we swell up and hide our Conscience till the next gift day With all of our fact finding departments in our Government and all out statistics gatherers I believe you could increase generosity 100 to 1000 fold If there was some way of finding out just exactly the people that were In actual need tbut segregating group) That Is I mean have the Governments agents have some way of asertalning through some system of offers of work and of what they had and had not records done and then Just list them by some of our various Initial systems You could find those nearest to you who were in want and you would know they was In want and you would know there was nothing they dould do that would help themselves I will bet you that every Community would be able to look after Us own Now your system would have to work two ways If you are going to pry Into the business of the poor to find that they actually needed help you must pry Into the affairs of the others and see what they were doing to relieve their neighbors Your ability to help would be listed exactly as their needs You wouldent get much complaint If you knew that every dollar you gave reached a real case and If you knew that your neighbors rich well to do and Just ordinary salaried ones were all contributing exactly In a graded amount say like Income tax A certain percent that must go to your unfortunate neighbors and the quicker you can get them to working and off your list the better It Is for you then lack of employment would become everybusiness lns'ead of like It Is body now Just the business of the man who has lost his job ' Well there Is a Government man he Is called C A (Conscience Maby )our Conscience says yon should help your neighbors $1000 worth but you cant hear it Well this C A (Conscience Asslstor) he hears what Favorite Preecription make strong No alcohol Bold in tablets or liquid — Adv Dr Tierce’s weak women by druggists botm Stop Hair Ftlfla Imparts Color to G and Faded Hair or tnd tl at ’rayuit J Sy ylHlMoiOim tad nj rtrhnroNT - Ideal for dm to FLOK£STON SHAMPOO oonMctionwith Porker hoirsoft and fluffy 60 eenti Uucox Chemical Works mail ormt WNT— W SALT the drur-iY PlchooeN 2—35 LAKE’S NEWEST Radio for Every 200 Room— 2 OO HOSTELRY Room Batha a HOTEL Temple Square Rale S 150 fp $3oo ' Hotel Temple Square has a desirable biendly atmosphere You will alway ond it immaculate supremely codortable and thoroughly agreeable You can therefore understand why this hotel is: The highly HIGHLY You can RFCOMMENDED also appreciate why: of dial action to atop hoatalry ERNEST C ROSSITFR Mgr ’—vvSAdloJISiBLUdtlwr mwv mu tfa a mark ot this |