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Show THE HELPER TIMES. HELPER., UTAH The wage structure and wage standards should be maintained. A guarantee that all now employed shall be assured their positions and that work be shared equitably by all through spreading working hours. By E. C. TAYLOR Prohibition of child labor. Stabilization of Industry, espePresident Hoover's Financial Restoration Plan Ap- cially those seasonal In character, Zachary Taylor Skids by carrying on Improvements during nUESIDKNT ZACHAKY TAYLOR, 1 "Old proved by Congress Leaders Senator slack periods. Zach," who had led the While not liking the dole, the American army that chased Santa Morrow's Death Loss to Nation. council said there must be either Anna through northern Mexico In work or unemployment Insurance, the war with Mexico, Ignored the On the question of modification By EDWARD W. P1CKARD dangers of travel by stage coach of the Volstead act the executive over the old National pike while he ican delegation to the London naval council reveled In the beauties of the FOLLOWING a series of again expressed itself as fa bankers, business conference, and the foreign states- voring 2.75 per cent Vr. scenery. Hoomen met who his hlra then heard of With a party of statesmen, politi- men and economists, President to the White House the death with deep sorrow. President T ATIN America launched a stron cians and President ver called leading members of Hoover's statement, on bearing the A- - attack on the tariff policy of Taylor rode over the road In 1849, the senate and sad news, was: the United States between Cumberland and the Ohio after "The country has suffered a the opening of immediately house, both Repubthe river. lican and Demo- great loss in the death of Senator commercial con The party rode In many specially cratic, and laid be- Morrow. Ills loyal and generous in Washing gress chartered coaches. The ldeutity of f r a as a fore them a and character neighbor J ton. Robert P, Latheir drivers has never been clearly I plan to friend; his public spirit as a citimont, secretary of established, but they were the pick stabilize the domes- zen ; his service during the war; his commerce, was in of the drivers then operating on the situaas to tic ambassador banking accomplishments the chair, and both road west of Cumberland, and prob j tion and relieve the Mexico; bis unique contribution to he and Silas H. ably Included such famous relnsmen the success of the London naval condepression. In genas Henry FarwelL Archie McNeil Strawn, president eral his project re- ference are the record of that sort of the Chamber of and Alfred Wolf. ceived the approval of American who makes our counof the Commerce The Presidential party was under of bis hearers, and try great" United States, tried the marshalshlp of Thomas Shriver he then announced President to head off the tarof Cumberland, that ardent Whig. It to the people of Hoover PIUS XI, in an encyclical iff discussion, but Included In the party was Colonel POPE the country, asking "Nova Impendet," apsuccess. Bullet, famous editor of New Or them to give their full support R. P. Lamont without to "all those of Christian peals who was The issue was "Colonel the House" leans, the what love" in to a faith and crusade raised at once Briefly summarized, Join of the Taylor administration. by the Cuban delePresident proposes Is: of charity and succor to forestall The road was a glare of Ice; that there and its proposal gation Creation of a corporation by pri- the evils of unemployment and disbe a two years' truce on customs everything above ground was heav vate bankers, with capital of tress the coming winter. during was backed by the rep ily coated with sleet that had been to take up the "frozen" paThe bears the date of increases of several other coun resentatives falling for hours before President per of insolvent banks and other Octoberencyclical 2, which, on the church caltries. Taylor and his party left Cumber financial institutions and otherwise is the feast of the endar, guardian land. At the same time the Argentine to give elasticity to the financial angels, the protectors of children. To a southerner like President filed In behalf of one of delegation situation. He said $150,000,000 of The pope lamented particularly Its members, Luis Fiore, representTaylor, who had never seen the like, the stock already had been subsufinnocent children should that it was a phenomenon. Buenos Aires Chamber of scribed. fer from poverty and hardships In ing the a bitter indictment of Going down a spur of the road Commerce, Liberalization of the rediscount the present economic and financial ,from Meadow mountain, the Presi limitations by which the reserve American protectionism. Senor Flore crisis. dential coach, along with all the board is now United States with The letter dealt with charged that the prevented from ac"is largely to barriers .others, danced and waltzed on the cepting certain classes of securities. three pontiff's tariff its aspects of International affairs blame for the polished road, first to one side and present evil situation of the federal land secondeconomic Expansion the first, crisis; Follow .then to the other, every moment bank of the world economically. system to provide further unemployment and thirdly, the United of the the threatening to overturn. But it re credit accommodations for the farm- ly, example ing race for armaments. He appealed mained upright unfler the capable ers. States, or seeking reprisal, other na of the particularly against rivalry handling of the driver. tions had adopted a protectionist Mr. Hoover also told the Shriver was in one of the rear men assembled that he congress-to nations In the matter of armaments, program with disastrous results on Increasplanned coaches, and was greatly In fear for discuss with Premier Laval of admonishing them against trade, he said. ing them by enormous expenditures the safety of the President As the Chairman Lamont blamed the when the latter conies to "which might otherwise go to reFrance, coaches careened down each hill World war for the economic situaan of the Washington, possibilities lieve distress." and mountain his bare bead could extension tion. The more direct factors, he of the International morabe seen protruding through the win torium. This was the said, were overproduction, only thing of armaments. dow of his coach to discover If the artificial price stabiliza that brought forth any decided ob- SPEAKING A. Swanson of VirPresident's coach was still upon Its and unwise budgetary tion efforts Some from the lawmakers. jection ginia has Just put forward a propowheels. and he urged each coun practices, of thera said the time for this had sition so foolsimple that It sounds head of Zachary not yet arrived. The try to correct its own mistakes. ish and It Taylor with almost the same fre The President said the congress Is. His perhaps plan Is that quency could be seen outside the leaders had agreed, regardless of airplane flight President Hoover FIRST nonstop window of the Presidential coach. to the United States party, to put through the legislation arrange for a naval Japan But Zachary Taylor was not trying that might be needed, to make his was made by Clyde Pangborn and to see after anybody's safety. He plan effective, and It was not building holiday Hugh nerndon, Jr., the young was enjoying what seemed to him thought a special session would be with the other great Americans who flew across the At naval powers, which an Arctic panorama. necessary. If the privately financed would be all lantic and then on to Japan, where right After the party had skidded and Institution falls to restore business were arrested and fined for flyholthey the lurched along many miles and down confidence, he said, he would recom- except that ing over and photographing fortiIs to be obiday many slopes, and everything was mend the formation of a federal served fications. Starting from Samuby all of safe, they finally reached the Nar- financed corporation similar In char- them beach and dropping their shiro the except acter and purpose to the War Firows, two miles west of Cumber landing gear, they took the course 8. nance corporation of World war United heState land, at twilight. over Dutch Harbor and down the wants Briefly, Sen. Swanson. At the Narrows Is one of the most days. coast to Seattle, But they didn't the other powers sublime views along the Atlantic Instead they circled stop there. to stop building naval vesalmost ascoast. There Zachary Taylor sudden and unexpected, Mt Ranier three times and flew on sumed command and ordered a halt. DEATH, to Dwlght W Morrow in sels until America can gradually to Wenatchee. Wash., the home of and fleet Increase to its slowly up He got out In the snow and sleet his home at Englewood, N. J., and Pangbnrn's mother, and there made and looked and looked at the giddy the United States lost one of its the limits of the London pact and a perilous landing in the dust. The modernize Its now batoutranged heights on both sides of Wills creek, best and most use little capital of the apple country tleships. every twig of vegetation and every ful citizens. The "It is incumbent upon the United went wild over the boys, and a Inch of ground covered with glisten- new senator from States to submit a definite proposal representative of the Japanese paing Ice, was New Jersey for a naval holiday," Senator Swan- per Asahi handed them a check for He had beheld nothing like It In stricken with a cereson said. "It seems to me we can .$L'.",O0O. the prize for which they his life before, not even In the beau- bral homorrhage as properly do this and submit a pro- were trying. tiful mountains of northern Mexico he slept, and passed posal In which we can obtain sewhen he was on the trail of the eluaway without reand at the same time praccurity was prorogued on sive Santa Anna. gaining conscioustice economy. The United States PARLIAMENT a call was issued It was more than an hour before ness. "He was fifty- is at present, under the terms of for a general election to take place the President would permit Shriver eight years old, and the London conference, in agree- October 27. Prime Minister and the rest of the frightened party while he had ac y ment with Great Britain for equalnational government deto proceed on their Journey. i a ft ,jj ity in naval power and In an complished a great KSffi cided not to resign but to go before It was known along the road that deal In his too agreement with Japan for a sub- the electors as constituted. The the President and his retinue of short life, It was Sen. Morrow stantial ratio of five for the United campaign already is under way. dignitaries were making the trip, the general belief and three for Japan." Many of the Liberals pledged their and great alarm was felt when they that he was, as Ambassador Dawes States, support to MacDonald. failed to reach Cumberland at the said, "at the threshold of a great Julius Curtius resigned as foreign 'TpOWARD the end of the week the time they were due. Every precau- career of public usefulness." . District of Columbia grand Jury minister to Germany because of the At Senator Morrow's deathbed tion had been taken, of course, to Insure the President's safety, but were Mrs. Morrow, her daughter, started on an Investigation of the attacks of the Nationalists due to the people of Cumberland stood Elizabeth, and a few other relatives. charges that Bishop James Caunon, his failure to bring about the Next customs union. Jr., and Ada L. about awaiting "Old Zach" with Another daughter, Mrs. Charles A. conIs in husday the entire cabinet resigned and China with Burroughs her many misgivings. Lindbergh, spired to violate Chancellor Bruening was InstructWhen President Taylor and his band. Mrs. Morrow sent the Lind the federal corrupt ed by President Von Hindenburg to party finally pulled Into Cumber- berghs a cablegram announcing the practice act during form a new government with enland they were tendered a huge re- death. The youngest daughter, Miss the last Presiden- larged powers. ception and the unperturbed gen- Constance Morrow, was away, at tial campaign. Miss eral and his shaken companions Smith college, and the senator's dined, rested, and set out the next son, Dwight W. Morrow, Jr., was at Burroughs was PRANCE Is sending, as Its treasurer of the morning to continue their Journey Amherst at the one hundred and commit- to Washington. Born In West Virginia and edu fiftieth fete at York-towanniversary I n t in n r it l'l President Taylor was only one of cated at Amherst, Mr. Morrow went one of Its most dlstln-gVa., i which was headed the nation's leaders who traveled through Columbia law school and l4 I sh ed soldiers. by the bishop. Marshal Henri Reover the famous old pike before the was successful In the practice of DisUnited States railroads had pushed across the law. Coming Into contact with big Bishop James the hero of ' trict Attorney Leo tain, Alleghenies. financiers, he was made a partner Cannon, Jr. Verdun. The cruisV A. Rover is direct In the great banking house of J. P. ers Duquesne and Jackson, Van Buren, Monroe, Haring the Inquiry and he says the Suffern are bringrison, Polk and Tyler were, other Morgan & Co. He gave the governChief Executives who rode the stage ment eminent service during the charges against the two resulted ing him and his coaches over the old National road. war, and afterward was made am- from their alleged failure to file party, and will ar Others were Henry Clay, cham- bassador to Mexico. In this post he a proper report of certain campaign rive at Yorktown with the clerk of the on October 15. In pion of the road In congress, and a displayed remarkable skill as a dip- expenditures house of representatives, as regreat favorite with all the stage lomat, settling In a few months the group are the law. coach drivers; Benton and Cass, La- controversies that had long been quired by marquis de Gros.se, 111 feeling bethe marquis de fayette, the Mexican general. Santa the cause of extreme American Federation the Mexican tween American the and Anna, the Indian dilef Black Hawk, GenWHEN Rochambeau, Marshal Petaln opened Its annual conJohn Qulncy Adams, P. T. Barn urn, governments. While he was ambaseral D'Oilone, the B. PresiIn Vancouver, C, and Jenny Llnd, who returned from sador his daughter was married to vention due de Noa'lles and M. Xavier de dent William Green lost no time In .her first tour of the West by stage Colonel Lindbergh. Rochambeau, all of whom are denaIt before before and the Mr. setting Giving up the Mexican post, coaches from the Ohio river to the scendants of Washington's French exMorrow announced his candidacy tion the serious conditions that east comrade In arms in 1781. for the senate, and It was charac- ist He warned Industry that "rev((& 131 Western Newspaper Union, t "I go without official InstrucdisIn out of the olutions grew his past teristic of straightforwardness tions," Marshal Petain said before demanded tress and hunger," and that he at the same time declared Millionaires' Club "but I shall not be at be added to the aembarking, In 1SS0 JekyI) Island, of the coast himself In favor of repeal of the that another point loss for subjects to talk about la bill of rights the right to work. He America. I Imagine General Perof Georgia, was bought by Its pres- Eighteenth amendment His victory and ent owners, the Jekyll Island club, at the polls was no surprise, for Insisted that standards of life and our World war comrades shing must be maintained at a hia'h who will meet us at Yorktown will a group of America's richest men, the people of his state hold him In living hlf.ii regard. Indeed, all the nation level and that the policy of cutting talk to us about those French solwhose membership represents was all wrong. of the wealth of the world. liked and admired him, and he was wages diers who fought with Washington execuRecommendations of the Presidential timber, under the orders of La Fayette, Here they have magnificent homes consideied tive council, contained in Its annual Rochambeau, and De Gras.se. and a palatial clubhouse where they though his name might not have For Included the to been the following: report., Republican presented my part intend to reply by talking spend the months of January, Feb- convention Immediate of 1!C2. Inauguration of the about the American snldiers who ruary and Mil rob. Seeking relief e shorter work Last year Mr. Morrow was one flvp'day week and fought in France in 1017." from the cold winters of their northmembers of the Amer day. cl 1.11 .tern Lnlnn ) ern climate. The club MU'tnK'rship of the leadin; News Re view of Current Events the World Over STAGE COACH TALES oflice-seeker- - $000,-000,00- iron-gra- y 1 's anti-Smit1 - th 1 1 Is Limited to 100. Sally Sez Intermoiintain News Briefly Told for Busy Readers WILL FAVOR IDAHOANS. ROAD IS COMPLETED. REDUCED RAIL RATES. MUCH GAS IS USED. TOO MANY BEANS. HELLO ing to J. M. Macfarlane, chairman of the state drought committee. In order that the rate will be given only to bonafide livestock men, the railroads have asked the of the various local drought are being committees. Efforts made to have Wayne, Juab, San Juan, Box Elder and Garfield counties included in the group offered drought aid by the secretary of agriculture. TOOELE, UT. The state department of roads has made final inspection on" the 7.4 mile stretch of road on XJ. S. routes 40 and 50 In Tooele county between Mills Junction and Grantsville, built at a cost of $51,000. SALT LAKE CITY, UT. The $200,000 stretch of highway 6.3 miles long between Castella and Thistle Junction in Spanish Fork canyon, is completed and In use. BOISE, IDA. Employment will be given to many Idahoans during the winter months In construction of the new units at the state asylum for the insane at Blackfoot, reports FRENCHMAN FRY ME AN EGG AND SEND IT AIR MAIL An egg doesn't taste any better in France. Patronize Home Industry. MOSCOW, IDA. Fifty-thre- e LAKE CITY, UT. game, partly because little hunting Hade In the Intermountain West ORIGINAL UTAH WOOLEN MILLS Salt Lake City The prisoners at the state prison protesting against baked beans on the menu, overturned 25 tables and began a near riot in the dining room, but were quieted and returned to cells before the situation became too Of all European countries Bulgaria is most richly stocked with Pure Virgin Wool Blankets Morning Stars This popular and poetic name "morning star" is given to the SALT LAKE CITY, UT. ReJupiter, Mars, Saturn and planets tax state from the gasoline ceipts Venus, when one of them rises have been $138,928 more for the before the sun and is a first eight months of 1931 than for shortly conspicuous object in the sky bethe corresponding period of last fore dawn. year, according to figures of the office of secretary of state. BLUE SEAL CLEANSER SALT Wonderful Sanitary Household Cleanser and Water Softener SOLE DISTRIBUTORS H. IhifilvyarcCo. ASK YOUR DEALER was done under Turkish rule, and partly because the mountain afford natural sanctuaries for wild life. L ARTIFICIAL LIMB CO. Braces Artificial Limbs Trusses Arch Supports Crutches Extension Shoe Elastic Hoisery Established in Salt Lake in 1908 Ph. Was. 62E4 Satisfaction Guaranteed 13$ W. Third So. I Salt Lake City, Ut. THIS WEEK'S PRIZE STORY Now is the time to lay in a supply of everything you may need for the weeks and months to come. Lay in a supply of the best. The best will always be Internmountain Products. They're quality is always superior. JEANNETTE KOflLER, riotous. Cretan Snake Worship MONTPELIES, IDA. A United The latest discovery at the ruins States forest service crew is now Knossos in Crete is a residence in Montpelier canyon making sur- of pieces of forty vessels containing from new the for veys highway and other objects related to a form on the this city to Geneva of serpent worship. road. It is expected that work will start in the early spring, the money to come from forest and federal sources. PROVO, UT. Work at the Utah-Idah- o GASOLINE Sugar factory at Spanish Fork will be rotated this fall, at With all possible times to give as widespread employment as can be dona Chysanthemums, originally JapaThe chairman of the unemployment in committee for Utah county'' is co- nese, have been so improved in recent that America Japayears, operating with the sugar interests. nese growers now obtain the latest LAS NEV. Boulder VEGAS, varieties from this country. sewwater and purification City's age disposal plat's will be started FOREST DALE POTATO CHIPS at once. The bidder on the work esNo Equal For Crispness and Quality timates the cost at $37,930. Ave. WEB BB Power Packed SALT LAKE CITY, UT. The Factory 47 Kensington Salt Lake City Tel. Ily 1741 supervisor for the federal government for the federal shipping point WANTED: Names of Agents to sell Christmas Cards in 1931 through your local inspection in Utah, states that 332 printer. Plana for 1931 acinar made now. carloads of Utah onions have left Send in your name for details which will your selling- easier without the this state this year. The bulk comes make troubles, mistakes and deiajs you had In ElBox from Davis county, with Write factories. representing; eastern der, Weber and Utah counties also W. N. U. P. O. Box 154S, Salt Lake City. shipping. Salt Lake county sent one Protection Fund carload. The federal government spends A of LAS VEGAS, NEV. total a year in entomological 2201 men have been examined for $2,500,000 research. employment on the Boulder canyon 101 number this and of Ask Your Druggist For project, have been rejected. Every state in the union, with the exception of APEX -- K- HAND LOTION Vermont and Delaware, has supAN INTERMOUNTAIN PRODUCT plied at least one workman on the New Source of Energy? resi507 Job, and California, with Energy from sunlight looms as a dents, leads the list. Nevada Is second with 2r.3, while Utah, with 120, possibility as a new light cell is developed. ranks third. MACKAY, IDA. Wilfred Long-so45, of Mackay, was accident- Western Made for Western Maid farm lands within the boundaries of Ogden city are carrying. The tax commission, it By Nam Blue Ribbon Gold oS Black Beauty -- Crown Children and Dogs Though we like dogs we like children better. When a child is caught out in the rain it never comes indoors to shake itself. Exchange. "GRAINS OF GOLD" THE WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL "Makes Cream Taste Better" Western Made For Western Trade Ask Your Grocer Together is the most inspiring word in our language. to- Coming gether means beginning, keeping together means progress, working together means success. Hale. THOMAS ELECTRIC CO. MOTORS WATER W II EELS BOUGHT SOLD REPAIRED 543-- 9 WEST 2nd SOUTH SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH PUMPS v CLAUDE NEON LIGHTS Electrical Products Corporation 1046 Salt Lake City So. Main ' National Need What this country needs, among other things, is more definite stands and fewer indefinite stand- l, offs. Ft. Wayne News-Sentine- per week will be paid for the best article on "Why you 5Af should use Intermountain made Goods" Similar to Send your story in above. prose or verse to Intermountain Products Column .P. O. Box 1545, Salt Lake City. If your story appears in 4fersX column you will CCJ receive check for VWiVU ff Ovid, Given to the - $10 on day course or $5 on night course first new student sending in this ad to be used within 30 days is reported will visit the lands in question. It is pointed out that similar conditions exist In many Utah cities. Farm lands are required to pay the municipal tax, which makes a very high rate on such lands. Credit '" Always ask your dealer for Intermountain Made Brooms COUCHMAN COMPANY denied us. , Milford, tffe)h ally shot by his partner, A. Wom-ac- (33 So. West Tempi Salt Lake City of Hagerman on Brushey Chimney Tops Galv. Bath Tubs, Camp creek. The two men were hunting Stoves and all kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Metal work. Warm Air Furnaces elki in Idaho county. Installed and Repaired. NAPLES, IDA. The road pro. Human Failing ject south from this city for 5.3 We are always striving for miles will begin soon. The road is to be resurfaced at a cost of $44005. things forbidden and coveting those SALT LAKE" CITY. UT. A delegation from Weber county vLsited the state tax commission and asked for relief from the high tax burden " " Hunter's Paradise Insist on of the students registered for the forestry course this year are from 21 states outside of Idaho and three are from Canada. The school of forestry has 108 students enrolled for the course and several more to be entered under the student help plan recently adopted. just because it was fried These Brands Are Intermountain Made And Deserve Your Suppfbrt Governor Ben C. Ross. Residence in Idaho will be a prerequisite for employment at the asylum, the re- port states. SOME HAVE LAKE CITY, UT ReSALT duced railroad rates affecting the movement of stock from drought stricken areas and food concentrates into such areas will apply to all counties of the state, accord- course with us is "a real investment Good places secured for students to earn board and room A BICKNELL, UT. Grain, harness Important Molars and other material was destroyed The molars, which are In a fire, together with a threshing machine. Friction produced by the the most important teeth in a bethresher blower caused the explo child's head, are more likely to sion of soot In the straw stack et me decayed than any other eeth. Flames spread quickly In every di Originator of "Serials'' rection. Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth's UT. Forest official OGDEN, l have completed a survey of Cache, "Retribution," 1813, is sai to have been the first serial story written Caribou and Wyoming national for- in America. ests regarding hark weevil fighting. Control operations are reported Oldest Arithmetic Bot'.k as being very effective with few s The first printed arilhirtlic weevils surviving the warfare. 'in Italian work publi.il. e.l in 1478. six-ye- Nugget of Wisdom Consider for a little while what sort of a world it wolld be if all flowers were gray, all leaves black, and the sky brown. - 1 , I Wild Flowers in Profusion There are more than COO varieties of wild flowers and plants in Mount Ranier National park. The u.ic of tho soy bran goes hack to the lieicinnimr of China's agricultural aire under Emperor Shen Nuog. . V i i |