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You just ought to have heard the mushy way the grouchy old boss nut Suririral her." .spoke to TRUSSES M anuf nrturera Elaitti; Slorkirik't Phyairlana Hupplr Coajpanf I" W ?nl South SI - - Salt lukp City tltith HOUSEHOLD WRINUKK KOI lS fat all Waahrra. Whole-aal- a A HEX and Krlail. BAI.KS ft HKHVH'K. 171 V.. Sti South, SALT I AKK BUSINESS TRAINING "L. D. S. Training Doesn't Colt It Pays'." YOUR "EMPLOYABILITY" INCREASE You can do it by taking specialized course of business training. For information, address a card to L. D. S. BUSINESS COLLEGE ft NORTH MAIN X SALT LAKE CITY When in Salt Lake Citv . . . I 4 dray in an Mparrmenr norei. C f 1 1 . t X .Ik. ENJOY THE HOSPITALITY AND CONVENIENCE OF "Doesn't your conscience bother you leaving your husband alone in the hot city?" "I should say not. Only thing that worries me is to know what he's doing." MODE OF THE MOMENT BELVEDERE I r l I its L. I I rADADTliCklT HOTEL It 29 South Stat Street CALVIN 0. JACK, Mgr. WNU Waak No. SSII - t X mm i HALT LAKE i cS The Queen's Staircase of England a-- ":c 1 from relief ill only be borrowing fece.a. e Paul-t! Peter to pay me bai. treasury will be fooling overseas shipments. tu r.eutra:s or oe..... Financing whe'.ht-- r - will be one of the most vexing o aii the many pr- blerr.s on the nov. ef the evious agenda of the ,:v.i fci:d. uar Hphts defaulted interest on foreign buna, is keen, but there will be ternnc and latwr to pressure ft cm find some way of financing sales. PresEmergency powers for the ident m time of stress would seem to be in order. They would have been granted by congress without hesitation just a short time luck. Now the whole thing is problematical. Senators who beat the purge are important. D.strust of the President's advisers, the Corcorans, has and Cohens and Hopkins, high on Capitol reached an Hill. Short of actual war, the tendency of congress will be to keep a tight rein. pag'""!.. anti-Ne- self-effaci- NO ONE IS Wellington IMMUNE TO our native cherry trees' United 3 T-- e population of the StaWi.as increased how much in fo'f eenerat.ons? world record high 4. What is the ACID INDIGESTION manfeovered bridges jT How in Vermont? are there m-- - c.-- a t"Tk r i ) rwschland the first submarine" to cross the Atlantic commercial purposes.' which 7 How does a gallon by Canin sold are oil gasoline and which it ada compare with that by is sold in the United States? 8 How old is the famous grapeWind-so- r vine in the royal gardens at " - for ed lW.tft jrljV 'j' Has the President of the UnitStates unlimited use of the The Answers But Why Suffer? Here's how you can "Alkalize" President Roosevelt speaks French and German and reads 1. Spanish. 2. The Japanese trees do not bear fruit. 3. The population has increased anytime-anywhere-- easy "Phillips'" way! WHY SUFFER from headaches, "gas," "upsets" and "biliousness" due to Acid Indigestion w hen now there is a way that relieves excess stomach acid with incredible speed. Simply take two Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Tablets at iirst sign of distress. Carry them with you take them unnoticed by others. Results are amazing. There's no nausea or "bloated" feeling. It produces no "gas" to embarrass you and offend others. "Acid indigestion" disappears. You feel great. Get a bottle of liquid "Phillips'" for home use. And a box of Phillips' Milk of Magnesia Tablets to carry be sure any bottle with you. But or box you accept is clearly marked "Phillips'" Milk of Magnesia. thirtv-fol- feet 4. The record is inches, set by Grcatheart in 1923. It has never been equalled. 5. The state has more than 200 of these picturesque bridges. 6. Yes, and also the first to cross in time of war. h 7. It is about larger. 8. It was planted in 1775 and yielded more than 1,000 bunches of grapes this year. Its parent vine is at Hampton Court palace, where it was planted in 1768 and still thrives. 9. Yes. This is a courtesy given the President. He may use the radio for broadcasting purposes at any time and if his speech runs over the allotted time he is not cut off. 8 the 13-1- 6 one-fift- PHILLIPS' MILK OF MAGNESIA IN LIQUID OR TABLET FORM sit-do- hL as- - sit-do- At Fort Firtcastle, in Nassau, capital of the Bahamas, is an imposing flight of stops 70 feet deep and 30 feet wide. It is called the Queen' staircase, but why nobody knows. No queen them. ir.t. does What foreign languages Roosevelt speak? How do the Japanese cherry ciiler from 1 2 T'A Th vert The Questions - iransi portant is the fact that the President no longer has his famous "No Man" in Louis McIIenry Howe. But also important is the fact that Jim Farley is almost disregarded so far as broad strategy is concerned. Howe s tremendous value to the President cannot be exaggerated. Right up to the time Lack of Interest of his death he nev- - General S? ' er hesitated to cross Shou n in Recent Election f j his beloved chief. Campaign contributions proved He could say things the general lack of interest in the to him which no one recent national election. Republi-ce- n else would dare to Deal Democrats and A virtual business men apparently among 1 mention. lifetime of devotion, were willing to contribute to the so unselfish and of James J. Davis for reas to be campaigns election as senator in Pennsylvania, classic, gave him and of Judge Arthur H. James for Li this privilege. There governor of the Keystone state. James A. is no doubt that he They were willing to contribute to Farley prevented Roosevelt Robert A. Taft's campaign fund in from doing a great many things Ohio for senator against Robert J. which would have been politically Bulkley, but became very parsimoinexpedient. His wisdom was sim- nious when asked to contribute to ply uncanny. His "feel" for a state the national fund, to the considerasituation was beyond belief. He ble embarrassment of Republican was almost never fooled. National Chairman John D. M. This does not mean that he always Hamilton. prevailed. For example he opposed Effects of the blast President to the utmost of his ability the trip launched against the Dies Roosevelt Roosevelt made to the Pacific coast committee will ramify and continue in the 1932 campaign. Howe knew to affect both political and labor sitthat it was not necessary. He was uations for the next two years. In against such a tremendous risk. He fact it is almost impossible to exknew the possibility that Roosevelt, in a vigorous gesture, might actu- aggerate the consequences. The President, in effect, made the ally fall down physically. This, strike, and Gov. Frank Howe and most of Roosevelt's adhandling of it, the paraone of Murphy's worst as the feared visers, "breaks" that could happen against mount issue in the recent gubernatorial campaign. So far as most of them. Not that it would prove anything the rest of the country was conso far as Roosevelt's ability to be cerned the whole point in Michigan President was concerned, but they was whether its voters approved the strike. wee terribly afraid of the possibiliThis was true despite the Presity that the public might come to believe Roosevelt was physically un- dent's careful phraseology in his able, because of his infantile pa- blast at the Dies committee; for exralysis, to cope with the strain the ample his denial that at any time presidency would impose. Murphy had expressed "condonaBut this failure to deter Roose- tion" of such strikes, or "any illevelt was the exception, not the rule. gal practice." Those last quoted words stirred Normally Howe's advice would prevail, especially as it was generally a lot of conversation in Washington. reinforced by Mrs. Roosevelt's judg- The point was, especially in view of ment, the First Lady having the the fact that the statement was most extraordinary respect for carefully written out before being Howe's political judgment. given to the newspapers, whether the President meant to imply that Howe Usually Was Right strikes were not "illegal," In His Political Moves or whether he merely wished to Observers are insisting that a avoid that discussion. It will be re"purge" would never have been at- called that when the activities of tempted had Louis Howe been alive. Governor Murphy on the strikes were front page news, FranThis of course is pure supposition, but it is based on the knowledge on ces Perkins, Roosevelt's secretary the part of men who knew Howe of labor, commented that such well that Howe never, in his whole strikes had not been "proven una political move constitutional." life, approved which turned out badly in the end. Caused Garner's First Incidentally it is common knowl- Break With President edge that Jim Farley did not ap-- ! It will also be recalled that it was prove the idea, but was unable to dissuade the President. over the strikes in which Conversation on this point of Murphy figured that the first serious Roosevelt's political advice revived break between the President and recently because of the President's Vice President John Nance Garner occurred. Garner's sharp criticisms intervention in the Pennsylvania right after his blast at the to friends on Capitol Hill over the Dies committee. In each case, ob- White House attitude about this reservers believe, the President did sulted in a rallying to the Texan neither himself nor his friends any which has since made him one of the political good. outstanding conservative candidates As far as the Dies committee is for the White House. Yet the best information obtainconcerned, about everything that could have been done to make that able is that the President did not issue his blast for committee's work ineffective had ; the purpose of makready been done by experts. It was not necessary for the President, ing the Michigan electorate a political those holding this view contend, to barometer on the attack the committee so ponderstrike. He ously, and thus awaken distrust on did it simply and the part of a great many of his fol-- i lowers out in the country whose only solely because he doubt about the President himself thought it the most effective is a suspicion that he is too friendly in way which he could exto the extremely radical elements. tend help to Murphy In the Pennsylvania case the in his campaign, it is President, pointed out, actually Vice Presiand yet avoid doing intervened to help Charles Alvin dent Garner Jones, against whom Judge Arthur not want to a lot of things he did do, some of which H. James was running for governor. But the President's letter of would have been decidedly embar protest did not mention Jones' rassing. For months the President had name. On the contrary, it did menbeen under terrific pressure to go tion the name of George H. Earle, to this and that state to aid with approval. harried Democratic nominees. sorely One Milita r y Pre pa redness state in particular, which it would have been most To Proceed in Earnest embarrassing for him to visit, is Wisconsin. To have More military preparedness, pro- made a trip to Michigan for a tection against an evil day, is asin behalf of Murphy, which speech sured. Not only is the President is what the Murphy management for it, but congress is behind him on would have been apparentthis This means more war con- wanted, ly to ignore deliberately the plight of struction, airplanes and warships Democratic Sen. F as well as military supplies, with Ryan Duffy, whom the La Follettes No. I cargo ships pretty nearly on were trying to polish off. Duffy has the entire list. The strategic hookbeen a 100 per cent New Dealer but ing up of big power plants to guard Roosevelt is not anxious to antagoagainst sabotaging efforts by for- nize the La Follettes. Hence the eign agents already is being Dies committee blast. be carried out. C Bell Syndicate. WfTU Si SUMMER THOUGHTS fliiatiiliil Suiplua, of Abdominal rurm-iita- . what is passing under our eyes. Carlyle. all-tim- e DRUGS SCHRAMM-JOHNSO- tares that look before ana af., tne muie ouijHiamg mat we rk A General Quiz not look round a little and st -- 0 j bu.-.ne- KtaUirta J v.w kisr. j v. WASHINGTON. There are a good many observers who are beginning to suspect that President Roosevelt is not as shrewd a political strategist as he was a few years back. They blame this on two factors. By far the more im- I'rrarn cat,,nri, ,Sioli. ('arbchatura. TaAtU' Ataa raroadi' und tuipmrnt trrma. MIISKKHAMTM AS CO Manufarturrra ( Sail I a fl PM llnV Plarr Pa ..jri ...." be softened a liU.e dv t relief piest-n- Observers begin to doubt President Roosevelt's sauacity as a Hilitieal strategist . . . The late Louis lloue seems to be missed . . . The President's blast against the Dies committee likely to have its effect on labor and political situations for some time to come. LIFE OF BUSINESS ili, ICE CREAM FREEZERS Tfcfct " strain IT u.a al tfc Kim . Hum mat papalaf hctl ST. UtOltLK. HnlfcL. Sail Laa 4 Kul Jra heuia is . ii ii, H iik baik f i :i i. ii :s f n trn lent t(f,Hi Labi (Iran HnTll h N I 1 . IkMI l . Look Around e CARTER FIELD 8LT LAKE kMlt. II M f I HilTtL FLAMMlMfc 4tk 8a 4 rJ Reviewed by HOTELS heavier J- Much - ,ivr lures. heavi- treasury s existing Keeiicr the So th. sure. er taxes, are tax bill, with a prcuable toe"K Lm pfon the present income rniddie its and boosting of the tnan n. c rates, ir.ust be harsner nt.H There will be anOl inter.-;t'f"uc f,,r new sources msy, oi i:.e .r . - . ever trod Workman When you cut our wages, you did it in style, didn't you? Boss Well, the style just now ask your wife! low-cut- 's GOOD Musie Used as Cure Teople once believed that the only cure for the bite of the large hairy pider called the tarantula was lively music to which the victim would dance until he fell exhausted. From this belief came the name "tarantella" applied to a speedy Italian dance in which the tempo increases until the end. Iosantiville was the name originally given to the settlement which Is now Cincinnati, Ohio, by its founders, who had purchased land from the Scioto company in 178S. The name was changed in 1790. FOR REDUCING sit-do- "Has your girl a good carriage, Tom?" "G'wan, what would she want with a carriage?" "Oh, I mean has she a good walk?" "I'll say so 'bout two miles from the factory to her house twice a day!" Early Use of Windows Windows began with the earliest huts as holes to admit light and air. Early shop windows were small and miny-panenot considered FINE PICKING do you like the year?" styles this "Fine, what with the bathing suits, and the sport shorts I'm having a great time." one-piec- Tinch of Snuff as 'Treat In early days many of the new fathers set up the boys to a pinch of snuff. e JUST LIKE THAT t A Little Bird Told Me This mild expression, "a little bird told me,' for "I won't betray literal my informer,' is not but Is undoubtedly borrowed frtrni Ecclesiastes 10:29: "Curse not the king, no, not in thy thought: and curse not the rich in thy for a bird of the air shall carry the voice, and that which hath wings shall tell the matter." qno-ta,tio- n, Growth of the Ilair The average person's hair grows about half an inch a month. I II M W 1 hard-presse- She What's your idea of a "corking time?" He A time when the corks are flying. care-fre- Acid-Tre- stud-lpdwi- e e Oil. Quaker State's low cold test will relieve you of cold weather starting troubles. 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