Show becretart mar Presidential YIN MTNTYRB announced BRISBANE News Review of Current Events the World Over nils WEEK Who and Where Are They? 1000000 Jumper Ilitler Keep Ilia Crip Baby Lama la Found Clarence Darrow moat successful criminal aaya NRA la led by lawyer amateura that do not underatand political economy Who doe understand political economy I Mr Darrow rebukes the President for “falling to call in men Versed In statesmanship Who are those men in this country? Mr Darrow should name them Too can do things when you control a country absolutely' as 8talln with controls all money Bussla earned by everybody spent to carry out government plans of young millions Having trained as men and women In aerodynamics preparation for flying the Russian government plans to train one million ten not thousand parachute jumpers or a hundred thousand but one million by the end of this year Russia does things in a big way Thnt Ilitler still retains his power In Germany and bis grip on the German Imagination is shown In his latest relchstag speech Hailed with frantic acclulm in the streets of Berlin loudly relchssubservient the applauded by tag with army and people under his thumb It la difficult to see what can destroy his power short of a collapse in Germany’s economic resources Tbs plot that according to bis own statement Hitler punished with “traitors’ ” deaths evidently did not have the people back of It Thibetan Buddhists have discovered the reincarnation of their late lamented Dalai Lama The last Lama ruling Thibet as spiritual and temporal bead from the crimson and white palace of Lhasa died last December It then became the business of Buddhist priests t find a baby born at the exact minute The baby must of the Lama's death have certain marks on his head to prove that he Is the reincarnation of the dead man and contains his spirit The right 6nby with the right mark has been found in a humble home far A clever Buddhist priest from Lhasa will rule until the baby Lama reaches the Meanwhile the age of eighteen looked after baby will be carefully and highly honored Unlike the ancient Buddhist reincarnations he Is not expected to sit In the air without any support and deliver a sermon at birth The wise merchant tells his clerks: The customer Is always right" James J Doollng new leader of Tammany ball tells those under him the entire human machinery of the biggest city: “If public opinion is against there must be changes beanything cause public opinion Is always right" Mr Doollng as lender of Tammany Tamis very young only a lender many has always thought should be over fifty Croker and MurSome Tammany phy were over fifty men feel that Mr Doollng is "too highAt Fordham college he ly educated" Greek and Latin as well as studied law We have troubles In this country Her chief wheat but look at China regions are burning up under a temperature as high as 115 degrees many are dead cholera Is killing others Locusts In many places destroy what Intense beat and drouth have left of next famine the crop Widespread winter Is Inevitable Here we manufacture our troubles or To unfortunate China providence nature sends them General Strike in San Francisco Area Collapses — North Dakota’s Hot Political Row — Mrs McAdoo Divorces the Senator By EDWARD C Sr Weetere J in two day John Jacob Astor Interesting of Newport cnttlng short his travels returns to New Tork unexpectedly and announces that he will take a Job and go to work "Just as ArSoon as the hot weather ends" Mr youth In New York’s Grand Central terminal he was met by “forty railroad detectives and six private detectives” This seems a good many detectives for one young gentleman who so far as the world knows has never done anything to make detectives other' town and who have been Industrial treated with remarkable generosity by demand recognition of the company a minimum wage of 65 their union cents an hour and s week The company has Its own employees’ union a minimum wage of 40 cents a hour and s 40 hour week- - riving necessary (X Kln( VHturN gyodloete las WNU Serylee In of Union the state charged the act’s provisions with execution LJOUSING States conditions In the United demonstrate the amply need for new housing Acting Secretary Dickinson of the Commerce department said In making public results of a national “real property Inventory" now being conducted by the Commerce were department forced to admit their failure Governor Ilossl Mayor officials and strongly backed by public opinion were Harry Bridges determined that San Francisco and the surrounding communities should not be deprived of the necessities of life that the emshould be bargo on food shipments broken and that transportation should not be stopped Nearly 8000 members Of tbe National Guard were mobilized to aid the police and their efforts were seconded by hastily formed bands of vigilantes which raided the headquarters and gathering places of the Communists The central committee In charge of tbe strike soon realized the movement was collapsing and the members regaining conconservative trol relaxed the restrictions and mude in offer of arbitration under certain conditions On Thursday tbe general strike was formally called off and the men ordered back to work General Johnson NRA administrator acting as spokesman for tbe federal maritime dispute board there was on hand determined to bring about a peaceful settlement The Pacific coast maritime strike on behalf of which the mass walkout was called refor the mained a difficult problem and maritime workers longshoremen were Insistent that the main dispute In their case control of the “hiring halls" should not be subjected to arbitration To the average person the whole and unnecthing looked unreasonable like their The longshoremen essary fellow workers all along the west coast have been on strike for changed conditions and were Joined working by the marine workers and teamsters Then Joseph P Ryan national president of the longshoremen signed an agreement that the men would return to work pending arbitration and a labor disputes board was appointed But Harry by President Roosevelt Bridges an Australian radical who Is workers head of the local maritime of the situation and gained control absolutely blocked the move for arbitration persuading the men to repudiate the Ityan agreement In the unions of the San Francisco metropolitan area It Is said the conservatives outnumber the radicals but the latter are trained In the tactics of Intimidation and are seeking to wreck the trades unions for the benefit of the cause of Communism a Mayor Angelo J Rossi announced agpledge to run every "Communistic itator” out of San Francisco The emerannounced an through pledge gency citizens’ committee said: “I pledge to you thnt L as chief executive In San Francisco to the full extent of my authority will run out ef Ssn Francisco every Communistic agitator and this Is going to be a continuing policy In San Francisco" was disquieting strike news THERE many parts of the country The unions of Portland Ore were Bertrand Russell says the British ruling India "act like Nazis" For the pushing their plans for a general strike and their officials said nothing accrime of desiring to be now done could Russell Hindus to Bertrand prevent It The cording truck drivers of Minneapolis and their have been deprived of “the elementary helpers voted for s renewal of their liberties that make life tolerable" strike which in May tied up transTon wonder when tbe Hindus possessed any such liberties except to a portation and resulted in fatal riots of 40 out of 42 Representatives limited extent among Hindus of the United Textile Workers btghest class Among them "liberty" locals of the decided on a statewide In Alabama Included the right to Inflict horrible which will affect 18000 operaInjustice on the miserable outcast un- strike touchables also tbe right to marry tives The date was not announced to made the Demands employers little girls ten years old and younger clude: Thirty hour week with $12 minand the right to have young widows burned alive with the corpses of their imum pay abolition of the “stretchout" system reinstatement of all Jobs old husbands under the stretchout sye abolished of all workers Tbe Tlg telephone company In the tern reemployment discharged for union activity and recfirst six months of 1014 earned ognition of the textile workers’ union net after charges and federal bargaining under provitaxes which seems a good deal of for collective of the NRA But It Is only $332 s share sions money of Walter J Kohler In Employees on tbe company's 1866275 shares of are out on Kohler village Wisconsin Stock the plant Strike and began picketing Prospects are Improving for the tele- though It has beeu closed down since however and a net Income of phones 4 These wotkers for whom Koh July for sli months Is "som$01000000 aa “ideal" ler built and maintained ething" W PICKARD Nwppr ONCE more It has been that the general strike Is not a successful weapon In the hands of organized labor la the United States In Industrial disputes Tbe San Francisco unions dominated for the moment by rad!- cals undertook to use ' a this weapon and with- CONSTITUTIONALITY of the cotton set Is to be tested In the federal courts Gaston Therrell of Columbus Miss has served notice that he will bring the suit In the United States district court at Meridian directing It against Henry A Wallace secretary of agriculture and Internal revenue and extension officials Sixteen per cent of 1811402 dwellings In 90 cities are In crowded condition “or worse" Mr Dickinson said An additional 166 per cent are In need of structural repairs and 447 per cent need minor repairs The Incomplete returns show 32442 houses or 234 per cent of the total as “unfit for human habitation" Dakota was in a state of chaos with two men battling for the governorship and the control of the state government and GuarL William n linger according to a ruling of the State Supreme court was no longer entitled to bold the office of because of ' H governor &?’ his recent conviction on charges of conto defraud spiracy the federal government The court decreed that be must give up bis office to Gov Ole H Olson Langer defied the court refused to move out of office summoned the National Guard to support him and called a special session of the legislature which be dominates Olson countermanded these orders and Adjt Gen Earle R Sarles seemed to side with him though he kept two of the National Guard on companies duty In Bismarck to quell possible disorders It was reported that thousands of farmers were on their way to the capital city determined to support Langer In whatever action he It was believed the might demand Imwholesale vote would legislature peachments of state officials possibly Including the members of the Supreme court who voted to oust Langer State Senator A B Bonzer In an declared the address at Bismarck jurists had “pretended to base their decision as though Interpreting the of this state" constitution "The Supreme court of this state" he said “has linked Itself with the federal courts In an endeavor to continue the persecution of one who has dared to be a leader for the common people — namely Gov William linger" Langer and several were convicted In June The federal chnrged that the Langer government group forced federal employees to contribute to a political fund This fund It was said was collected supposedly The government for a newspaper that the money eventually contended went Into the campaign chest Langer was soon afterward by vote and following an overwhelming this he was sentenced to 18 month In prison North y G WILLIAM McADOO was too fond of politics and travel to suit his wife whose interests were In sculpture painting and home life So the former Eleanor of the Wilson daughter President went before a Judge In Los with her complaint and In Angeles 42 minutes had been granted an Interdecree divorce “Mental locutory was the charge and Mrs cruelty” McAdoo testified that the senator had been living almost entirely in Washington for two years and that It was for her to reside In the Impossible National Capital because the climate there was Injurious to her health Senator McAdoo did not contest the divorce and there was a property settlement the details of which were not The custody of the two made public children was vested la both parents It was revealed that the McAdoos have been separated since last December SENATOR of torrential rain In the of southern Poland reIn raging floods that poured through the valleys drowning perhaps as many as three hundred persons More than 55000 were without food The property loss was and shelter all the crops Just hartremendous vested being ruined Many popular resorts crowded by were cot off vacationists imnroiT camps of Boy and Girl after the Scouts were evacuated youths experienced harrowing difficulties DAYS sulted POR several hours earthquakes shook Panama sod Costa Rica but the Panama canal was unhurt The most serious damage was at David Panama not far from the Costa Rica a border There many buildings fell and scores Considerable of persons were Injured losses were sustained also at Puerto the United Fruit company’s Armuelles Pacific side banana headquarters One American ing from Davis soldier was killed by Jump ba recks window at Fort s Sally Sez that the President bad created a special to formulate a new fedcommittee eral policy concernthe ing generation and distribution of and In electricity this was Washington as looked a upon move for probable the nationalization of the power Industry In a letter to Secretary Ickes asking him to head the committee Mr Roosevelt said: "Its duty will be to develop s plan of the several factors In our electrical power supply — both public and private — whereby national polIn icy power matters may be unified and electricity be made more broadly available at cheaper rates to Industry to domestic and particularly to agricultural consumers "As time goes oil there undoubtedly will be legislation on the subject of holding companies and for the regulation of electric current In Interstate commerce This committee should consider what lines should be followed In Since a shaping up this legislation number of the states have commissions having jurisdiction over Intrastate power matters It Is necessary that whatever plan developed should have regard to the powers of these various state commissions as well as of the states In general" Besides Mr Ickes who Is to act aa chairman the committee will consist of Dr Elwood Mead bureau of reclamation Frank R McNlnch federal commission Morris L Cooke power of the PWA Mississippi valley committee MaJ Gen Edward M Markham chief of army engineers Robert E Ilealy of the federal stock exDavid E change commission Tennessee valley authority and T W Norcross assistant chief of tbs forest service JTNQ GEORGE of England daily opened the Mersey tunnel connecting Liverpool and Birkenhead the largest underwater highway of Its kind In the world More than half a mile longer than the Holland tunnel of New York the tube under the Mersey river stretches 11380 feet from the In addimain entrance In Birkenhead tion to the main tunnel which accommodates four vehicles abreast there are tributaries connecting the docks which- give the whole undertaking a length of 15405 feet for the The engineers responsible tube chief design of the $35500000 among whom Is Sir Basil Mott conto the experience cede they owe much American engineers gained on the Holland tunnel They waited until the American tunnel had been operated before completing their plans for the Mersey project’s ventilation plant HALL has a new chief TAMMANY person of James J Doollng elected at the urgent demand of He took General Farley Postmaster his scat at the head of the once great an- Democratic and organization to nounced that he would undertake do two things The first Is to restore harmony within the society by ellmlnatlng factional disputes the second and perhaps harder task Is to change the New York point of view toward Tammany and most of the rest ALL Germany the world heard Adolf Hitler Justify his bloody purging of the Natl party Involving the violent deaths of 77 persons and his of his enedefiance mies within and withThe out the relch In his speech before a complaisant relchstag employed bis well known gift of oratory to the limit and unless tha Berlin correspondents " are mistaken he won to his th support great majority of Germans who were wato him In their allegiance vering Hitler not only defended the slaughter of the alleged conspirators but that a like fate also gave warning awaits all other “traitors" to know for all fuIs one “Every ture times" he said “that if he raise hie hand for attack against the state certain death will be hie lot" Far from apologizing for the killings be shouted: “I gave orders to shoot those who were mainly responI gave further sible for treachery orders to burn out Into tbe raw flesh well the pest boll of our Internal poisoning and the poisoning of foreign I was the supreme court of countries the land for 24 hours” Ills Indictment of Roehm and the him circle of perverts that surrounded In Its details and conwas terrific vincing to most of his countrymen Just before the delivery of hia adwere dress Hitler and his government notified by Great Britain and Italy that they approved the eastern European security pacts that France Is These would Include Rusfostering the Baltic states and sia Poland and unless Germany Czechoslovakia also signed np the result would be the forging of an Iron band around tbe relch to this plan In Hitler alluded He said language “If our trade balance through economic barriers In foreign markets or becomes a boycott political through our own we one shall through passive ability and thanks to the genius of our Inventors and chemists find ways of of making Yourselves Independent those raw materials which we are In a position to manufacture'!' or find substitutes for" chancellor BEVERLY HILLS— Well ill I know la Just what I read In tbs papers or see or hear I have always been a reader of tbs magazine “Time” ever since it started I try to read a lot of other newsy magazines and the Saturday I Evening Post couldent live without And all tbe can newspapers get my pawa on a eountry one and jr or two for they are A tbe best Informed A reading of all Then you want to read both political sides met the ManWell the other day of “Time” He was makEditor aging ing his first visit to the Pacific or Japans Ocean A young fellow mighty nice and of course mighty well Informed (far as I was able to Judge) The reason happened to think of him at this very time I been sitting otLthe plane reading and I just happened to read his magazine through You are In a awful apt to catch something in a dally weekly that you have missed If you read the Well you shouldent will daily properly but you naturally let a steer calf get through the chute on you ever once In a while overlooked had Some of these hadent Maby some of some of em had overem might be new to you looked Ed Ballard of West Baden Inwho earned his money In cirdiana cuses gave a seven million dollar hotel to the Jesuits for a college Thats that beautiful big hotel you have all een and stopped at And he wasent knew a Jesuit was even a Catholic the highest educated of all religious orders but I dident know he had to his college study 15 years to complete course after high school My Imagine s four year college mans embarrassment If he had to tangle Intelecta with a Jesuit! Then our gang get what In five years they call a masters degree (Or one extra) Now what an Ignorant bird he would be stached up against one of those Nobody has ever figured out Just why we thought everything could be learned In four years It Just Beemed a good even number guess and we used It Did you know that one of the young Duponts held the record for distance In a glider without the aid of gasoline or powder 155 miles from Elmira N Y to right near New York City? Then he holds the American altitude record of 6500 feet Remember the name Dupont of the Wilmington Duponts Up in Alberta Canada there is only six on the Jury and they tried their Premier of that province for an affair (These foreigner with his secretary courts do have tome of the most puriThe Jury convicted him notions) but the Judge said the Jury was haywire So now they dont know which one to try the judge or the Jury Did you know that Roosevelt had a cousin down In Chill named Delano that has made the first all Chill moving but the lent was Everything picture? made In Chill Clever people these Did you know that some Roosevelts old preacher denounced the Roosevelts because they were having their second And another divorce In the family? cleric set him down with “We dident elect the family to be President” Did you know that Japanese their Prime MMlster 20 years ago and the Emperor freed him the other day And be Is a hero Hugh Johnston and Clarence Darrow like to faught a duel over bafk room fixtures water closets to be exact Huey Long put through the Farmers Bill where they can have their mortgages have six years to pay off the new appralsment and only one percent Interest And Mr Roosevelt signed It That almost all over Europe they St Vitus Day The day 20 celebrated years ago when a young student shot the Archduke the Duchess of Austria started and World War la a town called Sara Down the jevo street ahead of this In the parade companion bad thrown a bomb at him bat missed They were too young to hang but they died In damp prison dungeons And he has a brother thats a Senator And the young kid that In started the whole thing was named Princlp He changed the maps and actions and thoughts of tbe whole world In some direct way or Indirect way yet we remember the names of guys that did nothing Drew Pearson one of Washingtons best writers both humorous and Instructive his father Is the Govenor General of the Virgin Islands and Mr Roosevelt Is going to give em a rum factory They make great rum punches there had one or two and like to not got back to the aeroplane We was anchored out In the bay It was a sea plane I was flying from South America Well Its Just midnight and w are New Mexabout to land In Albequrque ico The typewriter is on a little Innch table that fastens on the seats to serve food on Air Is smooth and lovely and am going to sleep from here In Good night everybody C IVlf MtSoojJu Symdieu tme I am wklnc ye pwpl to tok Jut until an buy enlr Interrountale pern hade Watch doud (tutto ero convinced thnt yu will Bnd terenaa will Snd to thorn and by nil sad yon HptrWr paalitiee Mike this will always prWend hay Interroeentela enodo UtBwntUnl BMEDLEY MRS FRANK I jw nn yu tut Jit t - At 400 Utah Oil Refining Idaho in Utah and Stations Service SPECIAL For The Month Of JULY J75 hr I Cssplstt $h Htitlu linty Curts Ya can mw loam a prefculee that for the rent will Bik$ yoa Independent enly fer th I your days til mentha templet eouree Phone r write fer ear catalog ITAI ltd Main IF IUITV CIITBU Belt Leke City 8U iBBSi WILSON HOTEL ST EAST 2nd SOUTH Salt Lake City of Convenience The Center Shopping and Theater District Reasonable Rates We solicit Cafe your patronage in connection OTTO R MAAS Mar tan ASK DRUGGIST YOUR APEX FOR CREAMS LEMON AVOCADO— 8TRAWBFRRY— OIL TURTLE CLEANSING— Mad of the very but iniredicats Besot Ifal— New— Modera BEAVER DAM HOTEL on the Ariten Strip Half Way to Lee Angela— No Highway 18 Mile Beyond 8t George AND CAFE HOTEL CABINS Rates Reasonable Prohibition Repealed In Ariiona R0UNDTRIP TO LOS ANGELES VIA SAN FRANCISCO Fsom Salt Lake Gty and Ogden travel to Los Angeles via Sm t Francirco for exactly the tame round trip fare as via direct routes This low fare Is good in standard Pullmans (plus berth charge) the) $12 TO SAN FRANCISCO $1987 TO LOS ANGELES From Salt Lake Gty and Ogden in roomy coaches on fast trains Southern Pacific For details see your local railroad agent or write D? 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