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Show TUI! SPANISH FORK PRESS, SPANISH FORK, UTAH a competence. Why dirt he resign now? Because he found that foreign relations were In such a status as would permit him to leave on March 4, whereas If he stayed longer he might become so wrapped up In big questions of foreign policy as to prevent his resignation altogether. Washington gossip, however, predicts that Mr, Hughes, after a period of practice of law, will be found back In public service, this time on the Supreme bench. It Is expected that Justice Holmes will retire shortly, but gossip Is more Interested In the fact that Chief Justice Tafts health has been such that none of his friends would be surprised at his early retirement, thus opening the way to the chief Justiceship for 'Mr. nughes.' ' -The appointment of Mr. Kellogg does not call for great expression of surprise. Mr. Coolldge consulted Secretary Hughes as to hts successor and Hughes named Kellogg. 1 w s $ j -- jirjlt- - hi- 111 - J I;)' Patch Tupper im, Western Newspaper Union.) XX7HEN folks on Coon mountain said that Patch Tupper waa shiftless it was because they did not understand his soul. That he was shack content to Uv In a with his hound dog, Pedro, was because he had never seen any other condition of life that promised adven-turenough in the getting of It Talnt lively enough," was Patch's reply to every offer of s Job. 1 That was hla feeling about matrimony until he met Hose Garvey at s kitchen dance on Solomon'a flats. Then his lean and muscular and ' six feet roused to action. ' ' ' "Bose," he said, huskily, I wont you and, by crimus, Im going to have , , , you!" Scarlet flamed In her cheeks. Her mouth suddeuly lost Its curves and little lights played In her black eyes. Patch stepped forward and swung her up over his shoulder. ' With a double armful of wildcats he would have had a comparatively peaceful trip over the shoulder of the mountain. She left red furroughs down hla cheeks before he got her wrists under control ; then she bit his ear and he had to shift her under one arm, like a bundle of old clothes.' Before he got her fairly settled she had blacked aq eye. . i At last Patch set her down carefully In his own kltchen,and Jumped back out of range. . He set his back against the door and took out his two-roo- ache, feel nervous and demented? Then look to your kidneyt! Many cate of kidney trouble are the reiult of The kidnevt often diacese. break down under the atrain of filtering poison from the blood. That why a cold or grip often leavee backache, headache, dizzy spell and irregular kidney action. Help your weakened kidneyt with Doan' a PiUa. and Doan' a have helped thousand should help you. your neighbor t dieeane-create- A Utah Case Mrs. W. , prenlaif KLlP DOANS Shorteat Poem The shortest poem In the! English language, so fur as we know,' Is entitled "The Origin of Microbes." The poem Is ss follows: "Adam had 'em, Pathfinder Magazine.- - - Foolish Ideas prosper for years. Sometimes, It takes a later generation " ' to explode them. - Thousands Recommend it fle minutes left before the Beverend Simmons gets here," he said. Hes coming to marry you and me. Maybe you want to fix up a little. No use argerlng, Bose, for I made up my THEY have learned from enc , The fight lasted three of the five minutes. It ended when Patch got her over his knee and spanked her with a hearty hand. To his surprise, when that was over, her arms went around his neck; she hid her face against his shoulder. I guess I love you. I guess I thought Patch 1" she whispered. you never would show any spunk!" The rest of that day was filled with Joy for Patch Tupper. The gold ring upon the hand of his wife gleamed like beacon of happiness. She cooked the best supper he had ever eaten In his life. It was In the cold hours just before dawn that, the first rift appenrert. Iedro, the hound, came as had been his privilege from puppyhood to share his master's bed when the kitchen grew chilly. A yelp and a thump awnkened Patch. He explained Pedro's habits. Thit dog can have a blanket and a feather pillow and a ribbon around his neck, if you want him to," said Rose, "but I never slept with a dog yet and v I shant begin this spring 1" "My dog can sleep wherever he wants to I" Patch told her. Indignantly. Just how It happened he never knew, but before he could gather himself for defense his head was being bumped , . wants It. They would appear to be right, to the extent that these events have set official Washing ton gasping with their suddenness and unexpected' ness. By JOHN DICKINSON SHERMAN The failure of the effort to pass the postul paj OOLIDGE and his cabinet! Heres a Increase bill over the Presidential veto seems . subject that Is stirring official Wash-have had a pronounced effect. Statesmen stopped ington Jo the uttermost limits of sur- - telling of what they were and were not going to And as a matter of fact, Mr. Coolldge and Mr. Keland mise, .conjecture, speculation do and congress got busy passing appropriation logg became close friends after Mr. Coolldge came plain everyday gossip. And the rest to Washington as vice president.. Hopee the apbills.' , of the country Is mightily interested. to the Court of SL James. Moreover, pointment And the sudden resignation of Secretary Hughes There is no speculation of course Ambassador Kellogg has made good In the eyes the and of the Kellogg appointment appointment ns to the makeup of the Coolldge cub- of the President. And hes had good training. of Wurren In the face of the opposition of tbe writInet, for that Is known. At this . As ambassador to London he has had to extend in and other Michigan appointdelegation congress, ing but one appointment remuins to the office all over the continent. He has been ments mode by the President without consultation be made thut of secretary of the more than ambassador he has been diplomat, his Intimates took the breath away from many with Department of Agriculture. Secretary Hughes of mediator end intermediary. . The position of the own of in And lot a their people Important eyes. the State department goes. Attorney Qenerol Uulted States in respect of European affairs. In other out of the taken have things place. ordinary Stone has been named for the. Supreme court ' So the being In and yet not officially In, has required of celeand Is ' bench. The others all Washington Justly stay by request of President - brated as gossips him fine discretion and patience. a gossiping city are busy predicting e Coolldge Mellon, Weeks, New, Wilbur, Work, Should congress pass tbe bill for the reorganicabclean of the Inherited members of the sweep , Hoover and Davis. of the executive departments and the Pres zation new inet They also predict a foreign policy to be Should the bill for the reorganization of the Ident favors the bill there would be many changes dictated contemwhich the President himself by erutlve department be passed there would be creIn the activities of the several secretaries. Chief plates entrance Into the world court and recognisted a new department with a cabinet member among the recommendations of the Joint commitof the Soviet lasttion of And Russia. government that of the department of education and relief. tee on reorganization Is the establishment of a are President will that ly they predicting Cooiidge The coming changes In the cabinet can be most new department to be known as the department be a candidate to succeed himself In 1928, point-- , easily visualized by reference to the accompanying education and relief and the concentration unof y to secre-tarM. the of Leslie former speech lng Shaw, reproduction of a photograph taken at the cabinet der that department of the scattered agencies of the treasury, before the Nebraska State meeting of January 2. At the head of the long which now perform work in the fields of public in Preshe Bar which that association, the argued table, of course, Is President Coolldge, who became health, public education and the care of veteran. ident would not then be running for a third term. President upon the death of President Harding, Specifically these are : The bureau of pensions, the Now seems all this to the largely . August 2. 1923. bureau of education. SL Elizabeths hospital. How' average American, especially to the millions who At the President' right Is Secretary o State ard university and Freedmens hospital, all now for Calvin voted November. last Tills Coolldge Charles Evans Hughes of New York appointed by In the Interior department; the public health average American has not been In the least aston- Harding March 6, 1021. who will be sucservice, now In the Treasury department ; the vetlahed President deand by Coolldges Independent ceeded by Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota. erans bureau, an Independent establishment; the his of cisive cabinet lie thinks handling problems. The four next In order to the foot of the table federal board for vocational education, and the whole record of Mr. Coolldge has been one of tbe In will all stay the cabinet They are: Secretary courage and action when action waa needed. He . National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers. of War John Wingate Weeks of Massachusetts C. Bascom Slemp Is to retire as secretary to Is amused at any effort to represent Mr. Coolldges (March 0, 1921), Postmaster General Harry Stewthe President and will be succeeded by Everett as a course of that weak and Ineffective leader art New of Indiana, Secretary of the Interior HuSanders, a former member of congress from Indl whom congress delighted to rebuff. He simply bert Work of Colorado, and Secretary of Commerce-Herber- t ana. It will be remembered that the country was In the White House a strong and vigorous sees Clark Hoover (March 5, 1921). surprised at tbe appointment of Mr. Slemp. who own bis decisions leader, reaching regardless of On the left of President Coolldge Is Secretary hod the reputation of being a practical politician master In his own the Nor does politicians, right. . of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon of Pennsylof the deepest dye. Behold one result of that apIn stock take notion the be that Mr. any Coolldge vania (March 3, 1024). He stays In the cabinet pointment. Secretary Slemp, upon retlremenL Is to rule alone, in autocratic fashion. He has means Next is Attorney General Harlan Flake 8tone able to show that be baa exploded the popular sized up the Vermont Yankee as a believer In the of New York, who was appointed by President supposition which seemed to have a foundation of American system government which looks to Coolldge to succeed Harry M. Daugherty, resigned In fuct that the Presidency of the United States and of teamwork continuity policy. He has been named en associate Justice of tbe g Is a , . , . job, Is American In This his views average supported United States Supreme court to succeed Justice A of the evidence Is the record of the Exhibit Information forth from White the officially by put Joseph McKenna, resigned. Charles Beecher WarPresidential weighing machine, which discloses House. This Is to the following effect: ren of Michigan has been named to succeed him. President Coolldge has gained eight pounds Is President the satisfied That with his that cabinet At this writing opposition In the senate to both In the eighteen months be has served the Amcrl and expects no further changes In Its personnel. in recess result appointments appointments may can people as Chief Executive. Said Mr. Slemp: That the retirement of Secretary Hughes from after March 1. President Coolldge takes exercises early In the not involve docs cabinet In the Impending changes Secretary of the Navy Curtis D. Wilbur of Caliand retires early at night His working administrations foreign policy. the morning reIn succeeded Edwin order, Denby, fornia, text Is arranged so that his Job Is not a no reason schedule President to gees Coolldge the alter signed, by appointment of President Coolldge. lie ' generul course he bus been hour drive. The matter of maintaining with regard pursuing will stay. of health the President Is question of systeto the to White this relations, House according foreign . as-The next man Is Howard M. Gore, hho was matic work, relaxation, and rest, and I think that While he expects the American pronouncement Henunder the late of agriculture distant secretary we have, to a certain extent, found a solution." foreign policy will develop and enlarge to keep him by appointment ry C. Wulluce and succeeded with the march of world events, there Is no The present congress Is a 'lame-duccongress. pace goverIs Gore . Coolldge Secretary of President next congress President Coolldge will presum-ablthe The that the principles prospect attitude governing to 4 March of West Virginia and goes nor-elect find more responsive to his wishes. He has of the Washington government on specific quesplace to be Oiled assume office, leaving III be subject lo change during the adminteamwork rablneL with some strong men In a s tions Pennof Davis John James Secretary of Labor 1L But whatever does or does not happen. It Is istration beginning March 4. The President ausylvania (March 5, 1021) will stay In the cabinet. sure that the new Coolldge will be for ecouomy thorized a denial of reports that his Uusslan policy course of Is of the table foot the The pluee it end thrift In national affairs. They are a part will undurgo a change by virtue of the retirement vacant, as there Is no vice president. Mr. Coolldge - of Mr. Hughes, who opposes Soviet of Ids blood and tradition a sort of Puritan disunrecognition It was vice be when pretddon'. used to sit there taste for extravagant expenditure and debt til Moscow agrees to compensate American citila reported that It VII! remain vacant anti Unit YanYankee and Slnmn-purHe Is s Simon-purzens despoiled by the Communists, to recognlzs s not putlel-putwill Pnwee Chnrles 0. Vice President almost Invnrtubly true to type. As to owed the United States, and to cense run war kees debt the InnmiMlon in cabinet lueetiugs. the Harding efforts to undermine the American form of governtype, It Is a most ustonlsbli.g one. The Yankee not having found favor Id the eyes of Preddent U a seemingly Impossible combination of apparent ment ; ;In i from those who cooiidge. ly Irreconcilable traits. He Is ambitious, efficient Tbe effort to make a mystery out of tha resignachorus .1 told jou sol" trlsea practical and materialistic. At tbe same time be seems of tion It Hughes For Secretary new unnecessary. a many Coolldge have been predicting is Idealistic beyond the comprehension of the he believed hns Is that Intended to ever long resign have been proclaiming from the housetops man of the materialistic type, ills Ideals average when the opportunity offered. In his letter of In his own since the election that the President bis loyally to them sincere and his service ere high, Mr. mentioned one reason would Hughes resignation olllclul heir of Harding only right Insleud of the unstinted. retire wish to lo the to return iolnt for wishing And President private they be very different So In all human probability tbs new Coolldge' life after virtually 20 years of public service. In of course view with alarm to with pride-so- me will be simply a further revelation of tha sums his bureau chiefs, Mr. Hqghes laid with talks dembis has President Coolldge which In recent events old Cooltdgs, acting In hie own right nnd uuder stress on the necessity he felt of getting back Into onstrated Independence, assertiveness, firmness and so that bs could accumulate more favorable conditions. of tbs be law, when wants he practice what have to determination v - , ' far-fetch- t . . man-killin- . twenty-four-- t k ? , against the floor. Kitchen 1" Dog!" panted Rose. "All right I" yelled Patch. Its too late to arger tonight 1" Patch Tupper was not of the stuff that yields without fighting, but be got tired. Bose was sever tired. However, when Saturday of that first week came she went too far. , Patch," she said, giving him e cako of yellow soap and a towel, go down to the creek end take yonr bath I" I ain't got "My bath!" he cried. any particular bath I" "You're going to have one, she told him. Every Saturday, summer and winter, the year round I" With a yell of defiance Patch Tapper flung down the soap and leaped through the doorway. Theys some things a man won't stand I" ho shouted, from the safety of the steps, and then be bolted for the woods. Patch nursed his wrongs upon a rocky ledge. Hours passed, and with the placid stillness of the May night an Ides came to him. He had got his wife by main strength and daring; by boldness and main strength be would take her back to her father's house and leave her there to think It over for a while. With the stealth of a panther be approached his house and got a coll of half-incrope from the woodshed. Except for the ticking of the clock all was still In the kitchen. He stepped over the threshold of the bedroom. A thousand streaks of fire shot before his eyes. He melted down, sliding against the wall, with his head rolling foolishly. A light flared up and he saw Bose, with her unbound balr like a burst of flame about her heud. She certainty waa a woman. She carried a stick of stovewood handily as sho canto and stood over him. What was you fixing to do with that rope?" she asked. I wasn't "Why . . . Bose going to hurt you any 1" "Patch," he said, earnestly, "did you Agger you licked me the day w was murrled?" Well, Bose, I kind of thought 1 1 i , ' have been, t tried without success. Rest- nol Ointment la often the on that bridge apeedy relief from chafing, ee- Kama or aimilar itching, cm i -- bar-rooti- ng eruption. Its toothing healing action I brought about by qualitiee which caue it to oink deep into the pore end reach the It Very root of the disorder. ie absolutely harmlcee and doee not smart or bum when applied to the molt irritated surface. ' To keep tha skin healthy many people have adopted tho daily use of Reainol Soap. Un- -, surpassed for toilet ana bath. All druggists sell Resinol prod- I I uct. Resinol (TllU.dlK-Quick Relief I A pie ent effect 35c siwi 60c six syrup. And nunsU u P190S Throat sad Chew 6-- 35s VEft FQ sco tteAelo i r haarlem oil has been a worldwide remedy for lridney, liver tad bladder disorders, rheumatism, himbago and uric add conditions. correct Internal troubles, stimulate vital organa. Three sixes. AQ druggists. Insist oa the original genuine Gold i," Eoso -- h many other treatment . IV J ... w?''7v ex peri- -' that no matter how mind 1" I Catenet Jan. Z, I?S JPrejjdeni and trFirnf b5i.j STIMULANT DIURETIC TO THE KIDNEY! foeUr-MilbuCe, Ml. Chrau Buffalo. N. Y. watch.' President in His Own Right; Counselors of His Own Choice H Rolfs, Fourth Kaet second South ft.. Spring vl lie, Utah, aaya: My baok aobed nearly all the time and, I had eort of dull, ,) ache acrote My kidney. felt weak kldneya dldn ;! I alto had dltiy spells. right. Through tha advloe of friend, I uted on box of Doan' PUls and they curad mt." good-lookin- g it. d itk e We got Grip? Hat a cold or grip tapped your strength? Do you aimer constant back- Decision (id, tb Back Bad Since forOtiWinfc Pharmacists say that when all other e will remedies fall Joint-Eas- succeed. It's for Joint ailments only that Is why you are advised to use It for eor painful, Inflamed, rheumatic Joints. Joint-Eas- e llmbere up the Joint Is clean and penetrating and quick results are assured Sixty cents a tub it druggists everywhere In America. Always remember, when Joint-Eas- e gets In Joint agony get out quick. good-lookin- g &AFess I!1SES mtt Mcet.C0 ... did- Jtttlt Druggists no W nuci Mdur'bOVWO'm atoucsi Inc AO IrnMAen YOU s AVI. MW -" "Then yon thought wrong 1 hadn't even atnrted to fight I Think It overt The question right now Is whether youre going to take that Saturday bath, or whether I got to give It to 1 EYEY. ATZR , you I" Bose," sold Patch Tupper, "Pvt made tip my mind to take It. They't a use of argerlng about It tonight mtTCL EYE WASH IWkiTsr.l'iuy B T. hoosi--t. L Easiness Cc!!c:2 D. S. school or trricirNCt AS Mmmrctal L m.i. SL . Chtafaef' batLTb LAKE Cl IT. tins |