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Show , . t. , ilE .WEEKLY NEWS EXPRESS. LAYTON, UTAH . SEteN'and HEARD anmnd the . fc. ! 1 : 'BaijJi5S6ming:';r-Jl ..V arid it will bring Songs, Slogans, Symbols ... . v ,i .Old Hickory's partisans,, By ELMO SCOTT WATSON reciflling his lc-- . ' 'frjee-bor- h k'rofn.'Youf Doctof CAPITAL if, the rfPairi'Rejmedy. Yo.ti Take Is afe ..... . CarterField y ;,.. v Donjt Entrust Yoiif . Own op Your Fanjilyst Well Being. to Unknown . 'Preparations, . . !; ' j! jo.u Like ahy prepafa. V tioii you dont kljow all nuou-t- , the relief of headaches"; or (ho ,'. ' pain? of rhcuffiaUnT,'. neuritis or . r whai. he . neuralgiu', qsk thinks about it in compariSoa ' ; I with Xjiendine Bayer Aspirin,. V say this b'ccaiisA,' before the . .discovery of Bayer Aspirin, most 'Vain, remedies were ad . vised against py physicians as being. bad fof thd stomoch;,or, often, for ' . the hearL Ahd the disegvery of . ' Bhycr Aspirin' largely changed . .' medical practice. ; , ' thouSands 'of people'. .' Countless tried to make Woodrow WJlson both lay hlmself.open to violent crltfclsm., .who have taken year ' ' putty In (he- bankers Hands and a from (mother stapdpolnL It 'would ' jn and out "without ill effect, have proved that the medical, findings liar, and got thoroughly spanked. lend .forqe fo tfce argument tfinj . , qbout its'safety w'ere correct. ' He tried to force a drastic neu- Congress had actually turned over, to- a dictator all tha't ftp powers Remember this: Genuine Raycf trality ldw, and the commute? on Roosevelts . actldn In, permitting Aspirin is fated crneng the fpstest foreign relations, after long fncthods yet discovered fof the relief decided merely Ur extend congress to pa&r on Qiroddy and f headaches 'add aU common pains .was mnch Florida canal . :the like the present law. Then he attemptand safe for the average person ' . . a 10 a of fs cat.vfhlch that captured ed an Insurgent meeting, tven to take regularly, 'amouse run for c'ouple of fpet be threatening to block extension of . . You cap get real ftay'cf Aspirin at". on- U fore pouoclngf again. the present law In order to, force any drug gtore 'simply by never ', . one more drasMc, andjthat Is peterNew Farm Bill. . asking for it by the name aspirin' ' alone, but always saying' BAYFIt ' ing ouL DaTld of '.Senhtor statement, 'The There Is a great deal of .hypocASPIRIN, when you buy, . I. Y?ilsh of, Massachusetts that the on whole' .displayed this, risy being benefits claimed from the new neutrality, business. Lots of sens only tors would like to .see the present farm bill' a re that It would corrtlnue law die, and nothing whatever put the join of checks io the farmers, In Its place, They khow perfectly and tend tfiward cuttliig'the value ' dollar-o-r Inflation has wbil, for example, that the present of . 'the Started between the eompAylsone on .embargo arms,. ammunition and administration's farm plan present Implements, pf war Is Just divert' n Hoovef the Fall . enough,' ; No Tim. ing business,! which' would give policy. In the opinion- - of the rulers In New England gftd other coii ten dad, wjere share states, marriage Is never a failure If ) Arms and ammunition .plants! to . Bbth, It Is the wealth plans ah surely. As there are plenty of' children, . similar plants In England, 'Japan, the late Louisiana Klngfish Belgium, and Czechoslovakia. Which! thong) Is pspelally annoying' because the hat! designed them. It la the dlare ferehces thaf Interesting. to shipments of these counfrlc Despite all. the cltmor' about Haile SelassieS army are being paid loans which la.te'r Afnt sour, for.ln-goland silver. So.thexe is t United States,, as s no danger bf eltlwTloss or of bewas goods Just farm lost whole, No matter bttv many medicine coming 'Involved thtough extension products aqd manufactured Articles.! you have tried for your cough, chest of credit cold or bronchial Irritation, yoii can sever The trouble Is that' they get relief now with CreomulSion. Avoid Quotation In so But for, pali4 'tna.ny Instances. . Serious trouble may.-bbrewing and But very, few people Indeed In po- here Is the comparison being made! you cannot afford to take a chance Who with anything less than Creomul- - . paid or .pays thp bill! !n litical life or. chit of It. hre. willing Fion, which goes right to the scat' to talk that way for quotation. They the AAA farm plan, Werybody wlio of tha .trouble to qicl nature to wears and thus fnts clothes, being ' sootho cfid 'know they would be denounced by heal the inflamed mem ' the Nyp crowd jis being willing to obliged' to pay processing taxes. , branas ps the 'gcrm-ladc- n .phlegcx all Thus. from money wn? takefil the is loosened anti expelled. . take ."blood money', at, ihe best, or . of Kentucky, derisively: Way E.vcn if other remedies Lav Farewell, oh! farewell as bolng In the pay of tlie Du Tonis, citizens and glveft to one class,-tli. . We'll leave thee to wander by Balt Rivera shore; Tailed; dont bo discouraged, you? . .mi and he's the homest, farmers, capa.ble argument accepted' Fay , was W Well mlaht have fcnown that thy esua at the worst. Meanwhile,, of coucse; to guarantee druggist Jyve hla country's .good alone) the very nation that 'the' chairman that Oie farmers were' not getting Unlucky, Creomulsion and fa refund your a of Never drank whlkky, lrop , In share For thf Demecrst heat thpe so tftes hefaret their. tha ordinary prof' of (be foreign relations commJttee, money if you tire not satisfied with Wouldnt khow it from a atonel . t results from, the very first bottle. you tel( we'll Any Thnt song was s true prophecy, for the lKmo Senator- Key rittman, sayj Is like- esses of wealth distribution, in the' Creomulsion right now. (Advj Cot Swallow any kind of mixture; .w ill 'farni bow be' taxes p.lan,. ernts did bynt ()iiy again. and elected IolR. llut to war on the Pnltod States make ly we pray and beg youdont Hbt, oh, but will iitul continue distributed, the. Whigs thrlr revenge four years later Japan- - is building ifp her. pon't, for GodTi Sake,' show his plctdrel to hit the same people, ,the burden, when itgdln they nominated a mlliury Ucrw and as munitions a result of Industry ... flathet Late . . riysBos R. Grant regarvled as. the savior' of continuing to Tall morfe heavily on.' Americas neutrality law. began singing Hie pr'alsos of Is the Union, didnt have much difficulty In. winning It the poqr, net, until 'middle ftge that , But thnt e V.ijch TnyloP, hold and steady ulse flif lSfl.8 so no songs of any' A something nian election again, the becomes Interested in Jil pf -' Mil In forthe bad ' JSomeilmca Who..pa1d the. . ''Hough." hut always ''HeRay. Tlie relief over the CQlklpsb ennie .our of (hat campaign. Four years' destination. . The case? who had' people For 'his running mate (hey harmed' Millard later, when llornce Gretdey ga.ve him more attempt to, piake the the to 'enough bonds, buy nioney more drastic both fo( Fillmore of New 'or. Dne of their gong de-.one of .the .songs which ht suppiwtcrs some who were hff because In Africa knd f,or plus' ' ' the . cliwed: ' present har .' . . , sang declnred thpt.' their , flapks ahd Insurance com, .any future war anwyhere else ex ... The hall la opened h borh aide, . Oenernt Granta ihe maw .. panies Invested In tlrem. "But by ' cept of course In Ijotln. America The pnyllea now have made their chalet , .To work fot Uncle Sarti.' t is due tnoce Lrother Interests than.1 far fhe greater amount, carnet from rlOea, Cne n the . . He will lend the van sizable fortune: ' The Whlfcsifor Taylor give their vole. . And beat the Greeley clah. , tb aruls and. ammunition! It ex-- ' people wltlj , " alt pun Uho hoya. Pull, steady, gbt tjio money? in (fie W'll trust hlia still to rule th aaMon, Jenits to tbe .olMndustry, and.'to copFor Fillmore and for Rough end Ready ''the tarnierq. In thf bqd , Rue the nation, nils tpe nation, farm bills, per, td steel aftd to mulys. . In fact .We' trflst. hm still to rule hhe natlois Cass The Democrats, w ho .tjtd notnlnat'od For thirty loan case, mere than 90 pep I AaJ . foreign Conditions rfllgbt tirise which would He eaved our glorious Unlpn. . Vhronie consfipef ion. went to the farmers' and . cent It of Michigan for President a'tid Gen. WJllWun O. of S3m&tiifie make alrflost Any given product imI did not fo Hayes-JlldeDuring-thcn'mpalgn of lSTS, tor four or of this wuntry. The Hudur of Kentucky, w Mctlcan War.hvro for In the conduct '.of a- wa. the workers portant so ' had were wltK the as bloat vhlldren famlllv aru even, wicked bankers one hears so much '. vie president, foard . back at them;' ' ' headache md patt be. neutral In the to. . Whemijmn,, that , dpcln,red. kong in the back. Adletik nice fat profit, coma tn Dcmoceatle van,' , Nye .sense of the .term. It would be abotjt skjmineda ' They helped right away, hio'm fl'dea a White horss, of the amount, but actually' becqusfe From 'eld Kentucky and Michigan, ,' I.Iayea J fat. aausage, bananas. ' necessary for the United States . Tllden Hdes a mu!4;' tha Option's seat to shins,.' ?4 7 mint and small In .percentage., .And of ,'. . InWithin very to bar 'commod .. of felt that .never . shipments better, lelew soundly dll nigh . eighteen hundred and forty. nine.' Hayes Is a gentleman. lzdble course a fraction ' that sf Ufa." and Mr. Mabel Schott. . . . anjdjr Foe every state declares It so, Tllden la a fpoll Ity! . In the 'opinion Of some others, , ' That Csas and ltutter In muyt Ad. went, to the treasury eventually In of If are suchfrota Constipation. wpijlij course, 1SS4 of suffering Tfa4 aji you Cleveland T.lalne embargo Th . campaign 'Income taxei And some of'tkfe Nx.t Fourth of March wlU'preV It . w oentrql act fcleeplessness, so Ur sfomdph, and ga be debaf anything famous most lls for the eh! freeUmen willed It songs, being thus '.For noteworthy hgvs "proflts? wwqt to bond salesmen, aft, bloating there, is quick relief for. fending uSun whose ox. Is gored. you once Hut the Whigs wcic betrer'pfophots wbeo they he Pv.mocfatIc bynm which declared that, oocuiattoti, by the . The iq AdleriW. Nlainj report action ,i ' . relief of . all, per- - 'used a lot of white way'that greatest . workers. cellar Main California, to 30 minutes after taking .just one dose. .From sang. t Laps', wasr In flie office of James A. . The people lpudly. shout,' ' Adlerika tiVeq complete Ha's on vtdtoVy'l track, an) hs can't ha put hack, actfon, 'clean. o'f ,VVefll vete for Grovdr Cievelahi, orhk . .fils' Job' as Farley. Not because . Fo thd people have said that they trUat tw old your towel tract where ardinar Ing . Will turp'ths rascals toutP in func, tfls postmaster' general, Put 'Zacti:' '. But. the groat bulk of Jtvgentto laxativfs.do not jtveii reach. . ' So euc brAVe Rough hnl Ready fn triumph kJrad The. McKifiley;Rryrfni campaigns saw rfwlvti' tion ds chalrmnq of the Democratic the men who gcew; Che erdps, the Dr. H. L. Shoub,New York, .ej3orfi? ; ran, , Natlbnal'tfommlttbe, oonductlng the. men who fabricated the golds Pos of the llayes-Tildcdoggitrel wlthMcK(nley rld: fnladdition fb intestinal Till thd Wktte flousa f reached, nd ebr elctory cleansing. Af . fhe white horge gnd Bryan riding the mule. campaign. fcr th wattes, the railroad workers who Adierika cheeks tha growth of in ' onl '. Ing . President RoosevelL' ' 'When Alton r) Parker nftd Theodore Itoose-'ve- lt hauled the poods and crops to sea- - festined bacieria rxf colon bacilli. were the ppponetAs U 1904 the Democrats For tpere lJust no way-o- f meas- boflird, .thh miners who dug the cofil , .(Jive your st.mach and bowqjs a neat . came out wltt the lyrlcnl prophecy that . . . oleansing gDef.'tha s 4o provide the ppwer, et; , uring the amount . . . with 'Adlerika and see how . , fi . .V 0 realJJ tough neutrality bllf oftthe He will dlays keep the nation's credit .safe a very real distribution M ft gobcj you feel. "Just one spoonful seHeyO whs, ., Nj'e fafterif coifld cause In certain' wealth, Viiich Aas whal the AAA sound, GAS add chrohif cohstlpaftion. Sold . by . And oust dishonest men wherewe.r they are states wbuse electoral votes are very d all ' new .the' and '' druggists and . wa, . foend departments. . 9 , He .vjMU.bssy, Teddy, under forty Xeet of gropnd: , Important. plad Is Intended to. beC A'lton B. Parker ,w hJs name! , There are ,twfi Important differ Still Pdzzling I TEHININt WEAKNESS; but be. didn't 'For, to'he funeof that. popte. . .in the farm planq thq Indusdices, Ra.isamaqiAddty anJ rhS Florida a There'll Be song,. C. (trenky of 1l4f ', lap trial workers of the ctfuntry. benefit tajr ship' canal are still puzzling 'every-,bod- y CaflSeld Ss OWf,Tow?n TontghL" the Reuglj Phoenix, . , Hot TI,me as a .Tress N of the lndJrecHf only Aria, a!d"I)r. PierceW , . . bit President' hhjosevelt . Houde ,and 'Rider vent back'te the Whfce sgrfln. Favorite. Presrfiptiofi ha of farmIncreased the power buying .. Bfidget Ulrectof'BeM. Best reports been tl birsest or . Wherea's . In ers. During the net tjKAJdecades campaign songj the loan .foreign are rtiat Mr! Bell Is Jhe onl New he wi run-- , ' ,niy wife, were not' A) potent as were .slogans ad fatch urn fhe chanit " plan botti workers, and fars.ierg'ben- , now Presiwith the Deqlet' sajlsfled life bf 'A1 Smith was the period and her . words tJiat Is, untU 1928 tvherf eflted directly. One class of woiV wal In , I dents action coor. Inrw appeti deciding to jjlve cou- fers. tfiose Ii Democratic candlflatq. TcitcThe SWewaki of Of Dr. Pierce' R erred transportation, benefit-- , gross a bhaflee to, vote pn whether berauw my . , ... New YotUr a sortg of the"gay nineties,. Vas people hai ed enormously by Ihe foreign loan in fbeA, and a few lUprF monef shotld be spent on bottle rf the . PrescripSon revived pn It swept the country Into fretfty plam but have been actually hdrt a toon Pad my thesa'two or wife not more eatftis pf ejects Certainly Intd andnjoying peod Bealth.' ef singing. Butlt didn't sweep It t . frenzy little by the firm pjan due th sharp Go to your neighborhood Mr. lias Roosevdt had plenty of druggi today? Of voting fJr t,he Democratic .candidate. Even of production hence curtailment rrlef slnae he sent them up to the loss frelghtmiovemenL Incidentally, thongh Who! Hoover I" as a gboi! (fitmpalan fcapltq). ; . . a ufferefl the stock yards workers ballad,couldnY eomparS with the first tyg surprfse cJme, of even more from , the farm nevertheless. elected was Hoover ,The plan, yVmM wMb coifrse, when Ule house approprla-,tPon- s though It Is promised that There As for the Inst campaign, every ode retnejn-Iver- s becommittee dbcided lo side- will be bow the American people, wanting lo so drasti U tSARklSOfi, . tha; track the two big projects. The again. nothing ' lieve tha't the depression was over; Jolned.lustily , , , tv President had thought, of course, I.. lijLilfPlng "llappy Days Arellere Again" and is In The difference other who big to get the projects Into the regular In sending tlie smiling prophet 6f that belief to LL. the bills. A much larger propays f ; congressional pork barrel Then he the White House. of the cost of the farm plan would retain all the credit for hav- portion What will be the outstanding song of thd 1930 on small Income falls very people. ing started them, and congress I campaign! V: Of course, no one ever called on be would better the That question can be answered taor put Into the position of the sour foreign loan system a r approving them as sound. fJiuU V morning of November 5 than It can be answered plan." It was Just a phase of the nowl There Is more to this than Just the often decried In brain trust circles, Get quick relief with Cuticura. A worldA Coinpalgn Song of 1840. C Wsstera Newspaper Unloa Idea of general congressional apwide aueces I Sold everywhere. Soap 25e. profit motive. Ointment !5e. Write "Cctieura proval. For In every pork barrel WXU Service. Copyright. .. fn. FPFn pwt. M. Mr.ldvn. luc-lty- , Tbe-hpnte- e . - r nEFO-U- youJ-toco- ! ed . . Dcmo-crnll- c . . ... - Bayer-Aspiri- ' . Wfish-Inglo'- n 1 , . - consld-cratlo- ... - - Bayer; Aspirin; . . I-- . n MMV)Wy)WWMMM(VW - t wi-h,- e , I - g . hl-n- ,- a d tfnd gchtlcnipn of ,Amoricalt tory t Nfw Orleans. snag IdsHIyf i n- Varth"' Is' The "greatest show Wa arwA hardy, raci ',. about to begltil EjatH math to fear a atrAnKcr? , , , . ,Whata'er tlfa yam wa Join Id dhaaa, . No, this announceniPt'ii-hasn'- t any. toll and danger;' IJdHpIsIn ' thing to d Wl'tb TT. p.nrnum, the And If a daring fa annoy, , Itlngll-n, Whate'fcr hla strenKth and, forces, brothers,. "Uuffnjrf JJIU We'JI show r 'that. Kentucky boyi . Cody or any of the others wlro have Ar ralllgnjor horge''! , made clrciis. blstoryi ' This' greatest almvr earth" I f p'poaa youve reail It In the prhila, , , flow Packenham attempted the quadrermlijil drum qf a fFealden-tla- l To make, ord Hickory Jackson wlncAj . election, . ' . . , 'And yoon his schemes repented So , . j .. tiqlll Jour ; tiogso. .For w with rifle ready corJr'd ., , bcvnn.ie . 'I Thought suoh occasion . A campaign. hi coming, 'with It sons.lti, ,, And sobn around the general flock' . .rogana, its synthols and Rs slanrtpysl-Thwas' com-- , other .This The cnmpalgh, however, singing Is .already under way. of- Idaho., ap-to E. on William. thnt the Iornh Senator pure;l put night "Ringing. Whigs" In by Ih supimt of thHr candidate, Gen. William feared In Brooklyn to make m speech which, it was eonlmnnly agreed, was hi opening Md.for llenry rincrlson, In hi race aglilnst Martin Vn Bumn, ihe Democratic occupant of the White the republican nomrhntion. At thnl tqeeHha Bang, to the tune of U.S., That Vicuna House. Harrison was literally aung Into the campaign year Presidvpcy. Early Jn the campaign a :tls,n the following j hroun-- another candidate' came, out of the West i . . editor had made the mistake bf paying Horn cglt, ah, rah, . aboujt Ilarrlson, "tjlve- film I barrel of hard n4 name far wM.,King out hid ' . . JiofAh, rah.rnh, ah, cider aivd a pension of two thousand a year, . Join the cheer that iiwella the Cuntry1tl ,v ' and, our word for It, he wlil Blt the pcrlialiidcr . I.rt alt. the nation hear hie call, , bis days In s log. cabin by fhe shie of a sea A "fair deal," a "square deel' fo.r alh. coni fire and study morn! philosophy." Torah rah, . . rah, . The choke of Americans all. . , Iimnedlntvly the Indignant Whigs sprang to nfnde much And now that the Binging Is started It's safe the defense of their cundldnte.-Theto predict that It will continue right ' op to of. Cite fact thnt the Democrats, lihder the lend Rilstocratlc Martin November 4 For In campaign year America lias orshlp of the bhmdeloth-clnd- , always ."gone lyrical. It started away back At Van Ruren of New York, had (Insert H the "common peepvll and were casting slurs uppn their the beginning of flio ropiihlle.whrn George was the Inevitable choice for first Presi- General Harrison, "Old Tippecanoe," who was a dent of the Unlfed States. At that tlmo evefyotie plain inun ' and a poor man! So they began to ' ' " ' Joined In singing ' . . sing: . . George loV his Van silver from coolers of drink hero' cornel tM Washington, And lounge on hi cuahloned settee, Each heart, exulting, hedra 'the aouind:. OUr nuin on Ms bucket bench esn reclln, ThohNanda to their deliverer throng, Content ,'wllh hsrd elder It he. And ahou't him welcome all eroundt Then shout for sat-- fresmsn, shout for sect All of which adulation for the .man. who was 'State,"First-IWar, First In Fence and First In the To1 t.he plain, honest husbandman tree, was very fine, hilt, And (his be onr motto, the niolte ef fets, . ljearts of Ills Countrymen' U ; V? '. of course, politics being what they were even llurreh fer eld Tippecanoe. t ' And on .this wave of singing hysteria anot-neIn those early times, It Just Wouldn't last WashWJ Z . TAYLCaf ington's second term was far from being s happy military hero wns swept Into the Presidency. .IKAxTatf Four yenrs later Tan lluren was socking the one, for by thp time be left office there were LV C , two parties, the Federalist and the Republicans Democratic nomination again but be was turned . ft c; t) X t "dark first down In the the of and 'Democrats the prize given (ancestors today), engaged horse" In political history James K. Polk of bitter contest for power. . Tennessee. Even before this happened, the Whigs John Adarps'wns the candidate of the ist-aristocrats and' Thomas Jefferson of (he had nominated Henry Clay of Kentucky, who This- Helped Elect "Old Rough and Ready. Republican, "common iiocpul.' Taxes, states hnd tried twice before (In 1824 and again In . standard-bearerrights anil other .Issue over which there- was s 1S.T) to be the Democratic .Theodore Frcllnghuysen of New York wns nnnicd with the Hffectlonkfe And w wwuwhws of old "Old Abq" Lincoln, The ns Ids tunning, mate, so again the Whig swung vu-iinHl Illinois Republicans .pang : spllttfr. Into s 'Rigging campaign alroujlng. . . u' . ' . Harra'h for out cause, . Hurrah, .hurrah! The fcountry's rifris ' Of all causes best, . . t'oc Henry Clay and Fiellnghuyaent Hurrah tor Old Abe, , ' Honest AUy of. the Westt The Democrat were capable of doing s bit of vocalizing 'themselves, sa they sang right back: And rlgfit back at Hiera the Democrats sung ADIES the-flgh!t- NATIONAL IN OTHER' PRESIDENTIAL SONGS THEY SANG YEARS. . . . , i Florida Shi)r fcanal , Representative Green ,of Florida , o restore the Is leading v : .. Florida ship canal, lie. has .alredd . put the blame for Ns defeat In fh & cortfmitte'te on .the ship .compaslr. which be says do n'ot'want to have , their mfljl carsylng fees reducedby having thtf mileage o,n tflps.tagulf , ports seduced. The 4dea of.tran-- , . porting mall from,New Yorft to New Orleans hy a .boat that takes, five Witshlniton. A . careful listener dayq, when regular tralus make 'the So Old ftough-hnReady" Wnk snig Vnto the. could have heardong sighs o'f re--' Journejf In- fwo nights., seems a bit lief oter the collgpse of the sena- odd, but attacks. on aJPcprpdrufionS Presidency, Jutrt ns "Oli Tippecairoe.had beqn. Tlw cnmpitlgn of Franklin Pierce vs. Gen., torial effort tQ write q .more dras- seem ,ln fashion. Wlnflvld-Scot- t But the point artses; suppose Jn lfit'12 was a .corpparat.l.vt'ly 'coK tic jiputrallty law. The relief was must pronounced at the Nvhltd congress sticks by the act.lon of the orlyss ope but 18.4J was njnether cjtse of wHeop. It tip with song and shoutlng." Tlitj slavery commlfljee? appropriations IJotjse and State, department,' but It .pou finds fhe sehm' of the'end In Suppose queBtlon (('ffs the hljf Issue. .Tlie Tdiow-Notblnvas evident many other quar , oo no kYblgs, nomicvryln baety, formed largely .of senatoss appropriutloftfor ters,, sotably tyifong repTh& nolnlnateil and the nated Ffilmqre. Florl.da cajial? Democratlf party , resenting states whose ports antf 'Quoddy James' Iluchanan of Pennsylvania and the new The President then f..ces disagree the raliroajls leading to them thrive Uepubllcfl'n party' In .Itsi'first national convention . on foreign trade. And among South able aJternhtlvbs. Dp can accept nominated Geri. James C. Fremont, fhe. ej-dongressmen, who feared that thq repudiation for his two projects, 'Tathfinder." 'pkousan'ds , bf Freq Sollers, with In some wij or 6fher. they, would admitting right In (he midst of Jits an almost, religious teal, sangt . that both find cotton embargoed If the la-tcampaign for . ,. toere made toe drastic. slihply 'sqirandered 'the Taxpayers All hall to Ftanaontr a'w ell the lofty acclatrw ' Like w(nds from the mountain, like prairie's All of which makes all the actlv-Itfe- s money on projects 'which are not . aflame! of (Senator Gerald P.' Nye :so going ,jto be finished and which .his Once n ore the .Pathfinder Is fprth on hie hunt, ' think this session just about a per- own, party In congress dld-nd- t far Cl.ear )he way for. tree soil, or free men and . . Frtmant! .. fect batting average l.n futility. . lie worth finishing. .Or he can gtlll ditriad fo smear 'J. P. Morgan, and vert WPA or. PVA"'funds fqr carry- the Pathfinder" colildn't fi.bd the . 1Jo.wevof, . Ing on work. . way to thq White House, for Iluchanan was' the elderly flngncler emerged with-eve- ! In thp he that .wodld case, hewever, to unable the' hate He him. Nyt? ctime elected. When next .and i type of, bill members, have to'vore; naturally, for many things thoy do nol approve. . . . - ; u for-elg- and,-oddl- S .. yc . o'.' ,:s . Federal- A Three' Days Cough Is Your Danger Signal the-foreig- all-tha- - - . ebaf-nctcrlzatl- vote-gatherln- vj-- ! .So-'Th- 1 ' - to-the- -i .- e . - . . more-widel- - - W? f k'jy I i. '' s V ' v a V 'v-- ' , . f 1 I'' lmpor-tAnc- elgn-loa- opp-altlo- '.5 K'P.' E H,.S - tViVi'f t'AH-i- v . ,'. Loco-donke- v o o n, WflTIB.-- Vi-- ' . -- 'it ' . : . 3 VEfel 11 e e e ! n - thd-littl- ' lsf eh(vihw n'xusSBX, . keustw1 .sVai (A n ' v WtVW jiov ' - . hr. Brls Kentiicklsif. Famous . ef - shnfp division of opinion welre rentH!te(1 In the songs sung during fhe. cqmpnlgn of 171X1, The RepnJllean, ,resentlns 'the efTorU of the Federodsts fp. build, up ' strung centralized govern . ment. sang : - . . BUokcr! IIurji,,mjr Herva a pardon: If or taxea ws'll pay; Shsry, persona Ko Wb-teler- . . . fla sietn tough. . old Cause, la your . hta And and aenew tl) , . tep the court In each coua.tr lend. bully the'Uwa. pYophet- . fn the ecxl tlqctldn Uif . .. . Jcully sang; wllf atr . Lord, Repu-bllckn- hft-w- " I , , At.JeJTerson in Adams ohaVr. , ... nhv'igtlo. horrid . 1 ' nama ha af danfa and tahor, , , WWqUWent.' n ' " . . t i ad l sM-all'e- Fo? JefTtBsqn defeirt.'.Adaml spl tljftre wqre. elht years of, , Pemocratlb . Republlcnri fp.rirdhxlcal thhVgh'thal'tnay tfoundlj rule. Ilut. that didnt tnenn any lessening of political I,nr ..tlsBshlp. The .Imharga act, which bad nearly reined New .England trade, hull jum.le jefTerson keyjr, unpopular 'M that the Federalists during ' .the rsnipulgrr of R&iS Viang: . ,, i Th motley bhitd .of demagogue wh yula thJa s . , happy nation . Has nuile an nd of.forrgp'.trds and Iteppvd Air dl 1 e drt;wWd tha no.lss And .anatiphed tha untaated morsel from tha bun- , gry mouth df laborl . So the Republicans Tird some dlfllculty In. clect-In- g James Madison, Jefferson's cholee to succeed LI in, but they .did manage to do It and he re. .inalncd In the White House eight yesrs. He was followed by James Monroe and the famous era of good feeling In which political partisanship died down, only to be revived when John Quincy Adams, the son of the second President, was elected In 1S24. It flumed up even more fiercely In 1S28 when the opposing candidates were Adas the standard-beare- r ams, Becking , of the nw National Republican party, and Andrew Jnckson, the candidate of the new Democratic party, :P (?pan(sh-Aiuerlca- h In-th- . . e tft-l- i ., .., t v Sldew-alks,- " ttNi .:!. .C,.7Uiy ' f. " . l . 4 I |