Show THE OG DEN 4 we must look forward to A L GLASMANN EDITOR AND MANAGER Frank Itanel and £X J Grtenwell AMOrtaf Cdltort £t7 Press 1?2A Tfie Associated Fm Ss exduUyely entitled to Uie osefor of all news dtapatcnea cr Kilted to It or not republication otherwise credited In this paper and aUo tbe local pewa CALL 252 FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS The MAJ-rv- City and: County Building A new City Blfh School Control of a Pura Water Supply to AccommodaU 130-0j Person Vlforoua Campaign of City and County Boad Improvements Scenic Boad to Mount Ogdea and Boad from Ogden Canyon to Weber Canyon Another North and South Arterial Highway An Improved Blfthway to Great Bait Lake A Central Place On a TranaoonUnastal Air Eoute A Modern —— jf trade follows the flag Davis was born on a farm in Dal las county Iowa In 1887 went to Grinnell college interrupting his course for a year to edit a weekly paper in South Dakota and gradu ated in 1911 with a Phi Beta Kap pa Key one year ahead of Harry Hopkins the present director of federal relief" and two years ahead of Paul Appleby who Is now an assistant to Wallace Prom college ji ml R f long-rang- uc uixvcxi xicAi c oiiwcuv One paragraph In the president's letter is important to all Americans settling so far as the president's terms of service is concerned the question as to continued freedom of the press President Roosevelt writes "I do not believe it would be amiss here for me to say that I personally find high satisfaction in the knowledge that it Is possible in this land of ours for anyone to establish a newspaper or a news service and to enjoy the f?" - our fathers and which I am glad to say still prevails I am glad too that our government never has seen lit to subsidize a newspaper or a news ervice and I dare to make the prediction that it never will'" That settles for the present one important question The govern ment will not subsidize nor will It control any newspaper or news ser h1 TirS? m-- X — ift'i established make up our minds to hold our 1 ident of Picture Theatre Owners a uBiaea a vw u UC w ilHU kusiuws j cage pUSlUUIl of America on a visit to Utah said the when "When are you going to come down to earth arid cut out that trade is difficult as we have in some exotic stuff?" motion picture business is coming back we could skim when in the instances past When the theatres begin to record im-- i the cream provement in receipts throughout the coun-- j "The potentialities of foreign trade are try it becomes 'evident that better condi- - vast Nationalism and isolation may seem vice President Roosevelt's character tions are prevailing in all lines of business popular at the moment but it would be and antecedents would make any BY THE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVER message on the subject from suicidal to abandon foreign trade The other him impossible SILVER 3LEN DIVIDED (I American Indian was an isolationist His inC Davis Learned Farm Problem At Chester (THE silver bloc in Washington by its race is a living example of the fate await "Dillinger guns blast way out of ' officers hot on heels of ternal discords has destroyed all hope ing those who adopt the complacent atti- trap U S Two First Hand During Editorial Days On killed in attempt to desperado of immediate action on proposed silver leg- tude of capture gang in north woods hideMontana Newspapers out Outlaws slip out back door of islation Having been called in conference resort by the president! the silver men could not AFTER DILLINGER That no longer is news If police Unlike Ezekiel whose ancestors-finlaw and economics So when i meet officers should as and themselves on one ana had Dillinger Tugwell wanted a man to balance distinguished any agree TN THE greatest manhunt of our history not have their revolvers and buUet members pian oi procedure as of Richmond the agricultural experts he chose Grays as a result thej entire movement to help A 5000 armed officers are engaged re proof vests taken from them that far back as the War of 1812 Louis his Means and Installed him with Bean would be news H Bean is without roots In this and Ezekiel His function is to silver has fallen flat solved on getting Dillinger dead or alive country supplement their purely economic So far the men who are searching for After their latest interview with Born in Lithuania In 1896 Bean analysis with his knowledge of cor Dillinger the officials had to was brought to this: country by his porations and business 7IARCONTS BIRTHDAY the desperado have been outwitted and John show for their efforts one officer parents at the age of ten The fam Quiet quick and sure he Is one Wednesday Guglielmo Marconi eele- - ' outfought but the encouraging feature of one outsider bandit killed They also uy settled in rural New Hampshire of the powerful younger Intellects of where Bean attended the public the New Deal LTTE brated his sixtieth birthday and was the conflict is that the forces for law and SSS wuuwuue Junius ana schools before entering the Univer CHIEF DAVIS AND LEGAL showered with messages from all parts of oraer are uiorougiuy aruuseu auu uetct- u wuyucu bv- - 5ity of Rochester at! which he spe uk w COUNSEL FRANK cialtoed in chemistry and ecoriom- the world After comes the the mined to end the outrages of the notorious they have an Interesting Ics He served in the army during comparative calm of administration souvenir John Dillinger's suitcase the world war and then returned to The discoverer of radio has lived long outlaw The secular arm of the agricultural with "pajamas and silk shirts" Rochester to take part in the labor hierarchy Is the Agricultural Adjust- to thoroughly enjoy his contribube al will not we told are enough DiUinger ' Tour flee from Indiana prison management movement in the cloth tion to the happiness of mankind lowed to escape The gunman must be for the New Deal by itsopere? chief Three serving terms for murder are ing Industry No went invention other to Bean the j Chester C Davis and its legal today surpasses laid low if crimes such as his are not to among ceU breakers" Subsequently Harvard scnooi 01 Business and counsel Jerome N Frank wireless in the measure of contentment be multiplied by young fellows seeking to That is not news either The svs- - when In 922" the garments work Frank is one of the brightest that it brings to humanity and the fa- - louow inn eAauipie vui uuuugvi auciwi- - and lets them go can't build a laU ers' unions began to lose ground in stars of the farm galaxy another Rochester he dropped the move Jew — and a talented one mous Italian has a right to rejoice over his ed there would be less of the heroic ap- - ° no: tnem is now generally ac- - ment ' and came to Washington Born in 1889 In New York City aMb&( vv' achievement a minor where he Job in the muraerous career n got his father who was a lawyer soon we nis in build zoological garden cages peai of bureau economics moved the family to Chi 60 afterward 'agricultural cnat in and he health noia good elephants rhinoceroses When the New Deal arrived he Being only where cago young Frank grew upi was senior agricultural economist may live to bring other triumphs to man THE DEAD MADE TO RISE Rhinoceroses and elephants don't Wnf? made extensive studies m cago graduated in test being made at the University of know income and prices and price law with high honors After gradu-- j fa"n to how bribe The keepers MUST DIPOKT IN ORDER TO EXPORT California Dr Robert E Cornish has neroic uunnger" did JZ ation he entered law practice in not escape analysis Is His the chief on the "liberal" side later with aid the a of accomplishment Is must Chicago to nation toy pistoL It THIS expect import if it demonstrated he can put a dog to death was aided In his development of a 'short cut" in moving to New York that he charged f dash for liberty by use of hard cash statistical analysis which has re hopes to export That is the chal- and after 12 days revive the animal His legal career specialized in cor- -' No duced about involved work or the heroism miracle toabout by that poratlon reorganizations In Dr Cornish's latest experiment a lenge which confronts the United States 90 per cent It is about as easy to Frank's technique took better care manday say3 H H Heimann executive dog was killed and the heart had ceased to At BlackwelL Okla the Reverend explain as the Einstein theory but of the small security holder an un Dr Pool 60 retired Methodist min the statisticians regard it as an in- welcome innovation so far as Wall ager of the National Association of Credit beat when Dr Cornish began to revive-thvention comparable - that of the street was concerned where reor Men Although it has been a creditor nation animal At the end Of 12 days the dog got preach a ganizations are traditionally effected Raising his adding nachine since the world war the United States does un on his front feet barked and crrowled Leye e asked: "What is heaven MEANS— MASTER OF ECONOM for the profit of ' bankers and like?" fell and died of a heart at- lawyers In Chicago he handled ICS not seem to realize that the psychology of wnen ne was iea liver tack His ouestion douhttess wa for the First many Gardner C Means was born in Nationalreorganizations one Bank of which he in a debtor nation— exports are preferable to With this triumph the research profes- - answered within the minute Windham Conn in the same year came Peek din up George against saw Bean Louis that the light of SOr Of the University IS hopeful he can wer Human beings have answered Imports— does not apply to it today the Mollne of the ing liquidation His father and his grandfath Plow in ten thousand ways day Works "For many years the United States as restore to life humans who are asphyxiat- - tna Question each answer reflecting some human ers on both sides had been Congre FRANKFURTER RECOMMENDED a debtor nation used its export business eu eieuLiucuteu ui uiuwucu jluhvf wuuiu idea of happiness The oriental gational ministers He went to Ex FRANK heaven which Christians Inherit eter for a year and then on to to pay the interest and principle of foreign ?e a great contribution to human welfare war A Harvard world Several a years ago Frank met provided impresses modern minds as a mag minor Investments which contributed greatly to and might serve to throw off the pall of nificent Felix to his once but when educa Frankfurter Interruption of piece Jewelry with in came he tion to New York he saw a animals but nothour expansion and growth Now as a credi- death in many a home of tragedy teresting strange After war deal Means de the his of the got great legal guardian ing much happens tor nation we must accept goods and sergree from Harvard where he had angel of the New Deal and corre him continuously The Red Indian heaven with specialized in chemistry and went sponded-witvices in order to balance our exports" Mr 'The new United States inheritance tax bisons As soon as Wallace and Tugwell bears to kill seems more to Turkey in the Near East relief and JdUI would take 60 per cent from estates Heimann points out exciting The Mohammedan heaven During the war he had served in were appointed to run the depart "The reciprocal tariff plan of the ad- of more than $10000000 You'd better keep where ladies with bodies-osolid the air service barely escaping ment of agriculture they tried to death in a long tallspln from which xind a solicitor to handle the de ministration seems sound and represents an he hammedans all thirty feet tall is emerged with miraculously slight partment's legal business He had to not particularly attractive to a fam- injuries and he went to Turkey to be a lawyer of great talent— a lib abandonment of the most favored nation eave anything to your children to relief ex eral and an experimentalist— for he ily man And the Buddhist "nir- act as j principle faced an unprecedented task of lib vana" where you simply enter into ecutlves so That didn't eral seems he workD not R Peek prove to worth A A member from Hartford nothingness experimentation practical the George special advisor drove automobiles for them and asked Frankfurter to sug iur Tugwell iiig on foreign trade has declared Conn say we should deport all aliens president The average American will hope fetched up after a year and a half gest a man and Frankfurter recom tnac neaven orrers opportunities for m cnarge 01 2000 orphans and 1000 mended Jerome Frank that we can no longer regard the favorable arguing probably that steam shovels can work Frank came to Washington and struggle even for competition adults at Kharput where he taught balance of trade as our objective rather do the ditch digging now with an respect for NRA and some and both Tugwell and Wallace took an Mo pres- j i ' j THE NEW DEALERS ''! i self-sufficienc- ' y" - g ' i ) 'N i L1! uuw b6 rTZlT SfS brain-stor- m Lf!!08 - t - I j CW £1 fa SJSwiKj e t- revival-sermo- i " I : l ! f air-chauff- eur J 1 M : 1 PINI ONS of the ID opportunity ror a prove his quality THE RESS Idea Hunter " SCARES LIKE POPULAR SONGS PASS QUICKLY (Dayton News) — There was that song that got Will Rogers into such trouble The mail response to my recent "get along little clogle" trill It was a good song Nearly report about the availability of reaevery Docy nice a iz uui tney cicn't like it mgnt ana day The sonably priced microscopes together Bmig writers make complaint 01 radio that wnen a good new with a book of Instructions and sug cor 2 appears it Is dinned in the people's ears so constantly that experiments for the use of In about threa weeks they are ready to shoot anybody who dins gestd the showed layman many peo 50 the nine aogie that was never oil thee dial a couple ple are Interested that itagam in this cf months ago is already of the dead and none too dear past For commercial purposes astudy new Thus fast do matters in these swift times rise td the sky and high-pow- er Is available microscope m:n tumcie to trs gxouna Ana this brings us to money la size and clipped like a What has become of inflation? What has hannened to the similar fountain pen and may be carried in boloney dollar? What of the confiscation which had the dollar vest pocket It appeals to stuowners so scared? Where is Proiessor Sprague and what is he the dents seed men salesmen of chempaying now? How comes it ncbodv has shied a brick at Professor Warren for more than a month? All these things! two months ical compounds and even mineraland geologists In the oil busisro crowded the air in not competition with the dogle song ogists ness who wish to study formations The president had ruined the dollar He had ruined the country from of wells borings sat Conservative with it people holding their breaths till Inflation should: come see and conquer us alL If you know of some novel idea Now not a word about this for weeks The dollar has gone on nbout as'cf old only better No creditor has been robbed Those actually being worked help spread German marts which were scattered abroad to show us what we the news by sending full details to were coming td have been used to light the kitchen fire What Ed Bishop care of this newspaper the president did to the dollar it appears was Just about the right Further information on any idea Nobody is denying it now The Inflation scare ihas vanished published here will be given to any thing as perfectly as the dcrie scng One more ' bogeyman has shown one enclosing a his eyes End teeth and sunk from sight stamped envelope — (Lcs Anceles So along with the snows of yesteryear go the scares of yes- Times Syndicate) —: teryear Because our scares like our songs are dinned so merciless than last whiia Ust was an Increase cf 4340 to used There long do lessly they they they Let's see: Vlut is it we are being scared slot about today? units cr Co per cent In new car v ell whatever it is we shall countless have forgotten like tales in Cook County I1L (Chi our inflation scare in another week cr two Such comfort InIt know- - cgo) for March & compared with tea same monm last year ! ta ! self-address- - hand-weavi- ng hand-spinni- ed ng to various crafts This work interested so on his rehim In hand-weaviturn to the United States he studied In December Uncle Sam will have in the Lowell Textile school and finished building a new huge "bur then opened up a small hand-w- e av- glar proof vault big enough to hold inar shoo in Lowell which flourished all his gold besides piles of silver until the depression arrived to de- ana otner vaiuaDies The vault strov thta market for hl2h-rrice- d aoors 01 me tougnest metal thirty quality products incnes truck are not the only pro- While operating this shop— which tectlon If a burglar succeeded In is still running on a reduced sched- getting half way through the metal ule— he returned to take graduate door he would release a cloud of stun deadly gas In which he would die 1825-2- 8 obtaining his M A degree in horrible agony afterward August- Shortly There is an opportunity for John tis Berle Jr wantedAdolph an economist Dillinger to collaborate with him In the tsA em cftl4T tiA MwiwettAn Lord Tennyson's curlews flvinsr v We? f°rtuiLtte married knew another young lady married Mr lms daya be" who subsequently Means The young ladles got their wp? p! found that JThhi(ura Mends together and — they Uar and began that collaboration feathers on which produced "the modern cor dry grass and started a blaze that threatened the southern part of the poratioa and private property" in city Firemen found one curlew was made an "associate" badly singed with a broken wing at Means Columbia a Job requirat law and are trying to cure it work and worked research ing only broader line link- on Berle the with Congressman Rayburn from is indignant amazed cutrazed to find fighting his bill to control loushr from 150000 to $500000 Mem the New York stock exchange "the bers think the Rayburn bill might most powerful lobby ever organized I drop those pleasant prices perhaps against any bill which ever came to $5000 and they don't like that to congress" Congressman Rayburn Besides many probably 85 per must remember that his bill is aim- cent sincerely believe that they are ed at 1400 very able young and eld public benefactors preserving fcr men that make up the stock ex- the country "liquid values" abso- change membership each owning a lutely essential to the covenient con"seat" with value varying myster- - duct cf business go-gett- er" ng v With ED BISHOP t mLL? ?£?w2! rnSwYLfn8!- 2£ ifl'i went Into - m ij red-head- ed a-w- eek allotment plan—M L Wilson— was a proiessor Davis and Wilson became inti- mate friends and from Wilson Davis learned a lot about agricul- tural economics He bought land in Montana and farmed It and then entered the field of farm Journal ism as editor and manager of the Great Falls "Montana Parmer'' The war period brought vast areas of low yield Montana wheat land into production and while Wilson was showing Montana and the world how to raise wheat on a Davis assisted him big scale through his newspaper When the demand for American wheat began to fall off with the end of the war Montana was one of the first states to be hit hard and in the course of the next four or five years half of the farmers in the state lost their property through foreclosure This was the origin of the post war demand for farm relief and Davis was in the movement from the start He became Montana's first commissioner of agriculture in 1921 and held the job until 1925 He threw himself Into the western farm revolt the movement that battered vainly against Coolidge and all but vainly against Hoover and only came Into its- own with the election of Roosevelt Early in the 1920's Davis became acquainted with George N Peek of Illinois one of the organizers of the farm revolt and the McNary- Haugen movement He served with Peek on the committee of - twenty- two which lobbied for the McNary- Haugen bill and helped push it through congress on two occasions only to meet presidential vetoes ASSOCIATE OF PEEK AND - Queer upshots in the amuse ment world make it the fascinating ly slumbering volcano it is There was Zlegfeld's Midnight Frolic a haphazardry the wiseacres rhooted that lasted ten years Christopher Morley's Hoboken experiment of producing forgotten mawkish melo dramas in a abandoned theatre and bringing New York's er mined blase on the run The Plea Circus in the boil of sophisticated 42nd street Chauve Sourls a tacky cabaret of the Moscow cellars Don Dicker man's Barn And so on - - ' Contrarlly there are the amuse ment Waterloos no one understands The Century Theatre for example Designed executed and exploited by the shrewdest minds it could never get going and after wallowing In failures for 20 years was torn down The arrival of Anna Oould de Castellane de Talleyrand in America again emphasizes the vast gulf between her and her sister Helen Gould Anna's pink veined marble palace so showy to all who drive along the Bols de Boulogne has long been the haven for the serried ranks of expatriates of the French capital While her social wings have been clipped time after time she still flies high The Helen Gould town house is outside of the Wendell home the gloomiest remaining avenue mansion The mistress Is concerned only with philanthropies xsne ames out- " in the ed?te !ea room places of her neigh ournooa ana always ac an in con spicuous table WALLACE Davis left Montana for Illinois to direct grain marketing for Peek's Illinois Agricultural asso- elation and remained closely linked to Peek in the years which fol lowed When Peek left the Repub lican party to support Al Smith in 1928 Davis joined him Davis was also one of the first farm leaders to back Roosevelt in '1982 and when Peek became administrator of the AAA in May 1933 Chester Davis was his first lieutenant as director of production However Davis was almost as close to Wallace as to Peek Ten years and more ago he had worked close to Henry C : Wallace then under secretary ot agriculture in the and years Coolidge Harding the first that cleavage tw7en tot : Hoover and Wallace schools of thought (Copyright Simon & Schuster Inc and The Register and Tribune In 1925 w-?- Every street in New York offers a paradox and a surprise at least for a country boy This morning sauntering northward on Park av enue I happened to glance up and" there piked from a hotel waving In the summer breeze alongside our own Stars and Stripes was the flag of Soviet Russia The wind whined them both out strongly with equal Syndicate) In the sunshine the yelpartiality f4 low of the hammer and sickle and the single star loomed on its bright field no less clearly than our own SO THEY SAY red -- white and blue In a nosey mood I stepped In and asked the Insidious propoganda about ideal clerk why M Troyanovsky the Sovism has as its basic aim the weak iet ambassador to the U S was ening of our military forces so our spending a quiet week-en- d at the nation may become the victim of hotel and It was the management's avericious powers—The Rev How way of were glad to ard E Snyder U 8 Army chap have himshowing they : lain And the other day in a newspa Art creates what Is not and sci per shop while caught up in conserence only discovers what already is vation in a hallway I heard my —Prof Albert Einstein column being read in the patient sing-son- g of the proof reader You The right mental attitude has a cannot imagine how terribly it lot to do with a long life— DeWolf sounded Or maybe you can I Hopper Rex Ingram is Thingumabobs: I don't wish to be an unduly alarm living with an Arab tribe in North ist but the farthest nebulae: are Africa" Albert Payson Terhune doubling their distance from us has never cared for cities since every 1300 million years— Sir Ar he was adopted years ago by a Bed Victor Herbert was thur S Eddington famous British ouin tribe the first man In New York to wear astronomer white edging on his vest Casey We bring back ' peace after- the Stengel or the Brooklyn Dodgers politicians have thrown it' away— wears the wildest neckties to be seen in greater New York AmBrig Gen William K Naylor erican dressmakers must pay Paris shops $160 each to attend the open PnONEY FRANCS MADE Thomas Burke wears the ings PARIS — (UP) — Counterfeiters highest collars of any literarv fix have been busy making might and ure in London David Graham shiny five and ten franc pieces in Phillips wrote every book three merchants are now I times and then revised them immediate fancy to him but Farley Paris and marble slaps at their Fannie Hurst is to visit Ruth Bryan with blocked the appointment so Wal equipped casn to test me coins me owen in Denmark this summer registers lace made Frank general counsel to are confming makers money the AAA and thereby laid the phoney denomina- to small efforts the Overheard in a cafe squall: "Can't their foundation for a great future tion coins as the 20 franc pieces you get along without such person- struggle aUties?" are more difficult of fabrication Peek came later and found him "Maybe You seem to get along self faced with the man who had without any whatever" HEARD WRONG CASE liquidated Peek's Moline Plow Works (Copyright 1934 McNaught Synfor the Chicago l bankers Peek BUFFALO- - N Yr—lUP)— A SU- dicate Inc) promptly brought in his own lawyer preme court juror serving his first f4 — rxcuenc uee —ana mm out 01 term naa vemzeuuui was nxiuu i Airline pilots in Germany are paia his own pocket For six months to do his job and show that he there was zz: ret warfare Peek and was a good citizen of Buffalo In vears Cf Kfrvirp wim th iriin Lee against Frank Tugwell ana xact ne was so anxious jio sat ior 4nd the number of children in their I annua u t uau nu iiuuf ui tuc wrong i Wallace familiM— Frank was readv to resira many I courtroom listening no a case to times but Wallace and Tugwell whicn ne had not Been assigned be held him in line Finally Frank's fore tne error was discovered patience was exhausted and he was ready to leave when Roosevelt YOU CAN stepped In and broke the deadlock DEPEND ON fA Cannot Embarrass by shifting Peek to the job of look Most wearers of false teeth have ing after exports SAFE! Of medium height slender dart I suffered real embarrassment be- causa their teeth dropped or sllrsned Just the wrong ttoe Do not live Bright Eyc$ is an attractive man" Despite the pressure of the New Deal he Hq Mn reaas lurio v Makes false teeth stay She learned lonf tsr bow your plates ha reads a page at a glance His to Dlace and feel comfortable often dull eyes pimply nkln and la:lc of rrt com fwra mird is brilliant and relentlessly Sweetens breath Get FASTEETH pervqmnom ulutcalsluie and conjstJpaUoa Now nrobinsr He Is one lawyer who at Schramm-Johnso- n or any other bowel ia her wvres ot Nit Kemody) (Nature' closebread-linmore watches the good drug store parkUng toveilnom ana vital heuh JNo ns more tneSirtiv9 partM relief tor With y than the Hit Tablet fire thorough cteau- h I j Davis NEW YORK—The quick bound of Detroit choir boy Joe Penner to pinnacles of stage and radio fame has done more to hearten the performer than any thing during the depression A small-tim- e artist knocklnz about in the uncertainty of split weeks ani sleeper Jumps he is today shogun of his profession when he Jumped from a 1100- radio performer to a salary of $850 a week he had reached a peak beyond his wildest imagination That is should in a very short space balloon to $8000 a week plus his equally enormous stage earnings becomes the greatest salary pheno-menon known to show business Just his crazy line "Wanna buy a duck?" caused two toy factories to drop standard outputs to turn out toy ducks of every description The odd thing is that hid appeal was designed almost solely for chlldren No one thought of it catching the enthusiasm of the adult mind His stage appearances have cre ated a greater furore than Ecrn- hardt's Not only have all box office records been shattered in the movie houses where he was billed but filled nelghborinsr the overflow houses And no one is so amazed as Penner himself the rural journalism editing papers in Miles City and later at Bozeman Montana the seat of Montana Agricultural college r where the man who later invented the domestic worked hard to make of Inter national News the greatest news agency In the world I iMclntyre DAVIS PUSHED McNARY HAUGEN BILL -j "Sound business men see the need of a sound promotional foreign trade program Tn rrmtfor nf credit — and credit is vital to v j crauu uuuca muoi loreign iraaeAn— sounu PROMISE OF RAIN RpeTr tn nlav the role of nnt Wo r ' AIN fell on Wednesday and Thursday b i uurs is a ousiuesa ruic wiui uiaus Santa more a of storm with prospect opens ' This entire intennountain region is in' material benefits in the exchange "A sound foreign trade program calls need of more moisture and a soaking rain' for permanence To be a fair weather for j would be of great value eign trader is a chiseling operation A e view of trade possibilities must SIGNS OF BETTER TLMES of Columbia ED KUYKENDALL Motion Davis is a very practical man and with & disci plined mind and no eccentricities the kind of man whom It is difficult to caricature and concerning whom amusing anecdotes are non-exi- st ent vf 00 i ment well-educat- ed inhlv S Platform Standard-Examiner- 's gotiator of the agricultural depart By George Oark — AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Fu&Haaed Crming- and Buoday Morning Without a Muzzl or a Club Golted Associated Frets Service and ABO THURSDAY EVENING APRIL 26 19311 R SIDE GLANCES O DA Y PUBLISHING COMPANY Usmbert of Tn F3 imports and exports "The full value of foreign trade to this nation is scarcely realized Frequently for By ARTHUR BRISBANE eign trade is referred to slightingly by (Copyright 1934 King Features Dointinc nut that it accounts for less Syndicate Inc) -: than 10 per cent of our total business THE PRESIDENT TO INS There is still a lack of realization that 10 NO 'NEWS IN THIS IS HEAVEN? HE KNOWS rjer cent difference in total business fre WHAT DEADLY GAS GUARDS COLD quently spells the difference between prosIn 1009 William Randolph Hearst prity and depression If we analyze this established the International News 10 per cent we will find that whole sec- tions of this country have their prosperity agency designed to make his many u neces- aTf linked to foreign Pumicauons independent TTWUUJtW CUV sary of all other news agencies trade Foreign trade is essential to certain This year International News celebrates its twenty-fift- h sections and beneficial to alL And in the Service rraicrratiilo tins' 1tjlf flnnfvpr conduct of our foreign trade American ex-- 1 with good reason on many brilliant fair division accomplishments President Roose ia 4eef Of our overseas commerce is carnea unaer president of International News a the American flag Tf ia ctill tniP trint letter of congratulations most grat nxamev mv a balance between STANDARD-EXAMINE- -- - I I ———————— FALSE TEETH rr$ALL-V£6£T4S- - Lf " w es lcrr-U-veect- abie price-quotatio- tcllitlft his wide range of interests and his lrs iseiitly limulattog tb entua bowel MuUoua take HH tor thorough effecUvc violent intellectual activity he is from cooetipatlon and Liliau&aesa for Wallace Qmckly relieve the torment and Oct a 25o a fighting team-mabox the Irritated Jhas And he ikia tie too lmaglnaand Tugwell by limply All rirTjrrlsrtu' Yf't tiCldHQ te tion In sharp antithesis to this fever ish legal Intelligence is the calm! el of Chester C Davis ad ministrator cf the AAA and the ne- sea-lev- 111! r-i- arrtpes— sates Vs x r-- comiortiisg r"i1 r— sfzss t f 1 teaman —'J nd IW b-- &f0 nothab 'Jll- lie for acid tnSSf heartburn OaJy ii D |