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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. SEPTEMBER 25. 1936. be Wells, 545; Mrs. Raymond II. Clay, rugged individualism must the to party ton, 540; J, S. Dahl, 529; Miss cleared, and it is up Edith Nielsen, 522; F. J. Folland, of Hoover, Landon, and Bill Ilearst ones into the 521; J. C. Billeter, 515; Frank to lead the erring . domination Business of Big Winn, 500; Dilworth S. Woolley, path and rule. 506; P. E. Athas, 501; E. M. MorYes, the days of Hoover were rissey, 470; N. O. Fullmer, E. L. Wright, 427; Mrs. Vera T. good enough for the common herd, and those are the days G. O. I, L. LANDON Approved by the Good Housekeeping tute, the Seal of Ilearst. Insti- 469; man mayor will find that the people of these two cities desire to live in peace and harmony and are opbias posed to the development of citithe between as and prejudice zens of these two splendid commonwealths. End of First Chapter Thus ended the first chapter of the G. O. P. slate in Salt Lake county. The ticket is completed, but the next thing is to elect it in order to finish the story for the glory of the G. O. P. standpatters who finished their long rule in discommander-in-chigrace with Hoover as in March, 1933. Saturdays convention made no references to Hoover nor to former senator, Reed Smoot. The slate making had been of much concern behind locked doors for the past week. The idea apparent in the Republican slatemaking was how conservative the ticket could be made. The more conservative the better, was the consensus of opinion of those on the inside. A little sop here and there might help to bait the liberal voter, The tickets are completed, the voters will be judges. November 3 will end the ' story when the voters go to the polls and cast their ballots. Our guess is that the liberals will come out victorious. Of course everybody knows that the Democrat party is the liberal party in Utah. Callister, 409; Florence Parry, Dr. George A. Wilson, 375; longs for. The Keynoter W. J. Michelsen, 349; Frank Lund By CHESTER M. WBIGIIT William J. Lowe, the keynoter, skog, 348; George W. Burbidge, grew eloquent when he condemned 350. The losing candidates and their the administration of Governor ridiculous. the filled with is current The political campaign vote: Irma Bailey, 128; Filcher C. Henry H. Blood for providing In the first place it is ridiculous that an Alf Landon should even Beck, 267; W. E. Egbert, 295; funds to take care of the unemand those men, women and be in the race. Joseph J. Gill, 203; J. M. Hansen, ployed in destitute circumstances children fellow who 156; W. II. Hendrickson, 260; Sam As a person Alf Landon is a likeable, good natured . of the last Republican result a one as in or another. a lot of himself has got for money way F. Kiefer, 208; Charles A. Lam But as a nations leader he lacks every desirable and necessary bourne, 336; II. G. Metos, 161: Mrs. administration. qualification. W. T. Mrs. Walter .. Referring to the gubernatorial A raiding crew thought he Reed, Runzler, 318; the keynoter raised his Landon didnt nominate himself. Ralph B. Ottenheimer, campaign and voice could be ballyhooed into the nomination and they turned the trick, just 308; E.324; pounded the table when S. Sheets, 198. he shouted, The race is unusually as a crew of somewhat different type turned the trick in a little smoke Wobbler Loses filled room for Harding at an earl ' interesting and to Republicans were There no rosy nominating should be most pleasing. The showier time. will there be another job? Evic- speeches for the house candidates. coincidence man is The interesting mayor of Ogden rode into his tions. Breadlines. Yes, there were All the seekers of the lower house that selfish interest that every political job, so we are told, breadlines during the last national backed Harding is today in the campaign. And there was that honors had to do was to have their through playing Ogden prejudice to Landon camp. The familiar names I crack about grass growing in the names placed on the blackboard against Salt Lake City. We are adwould he indicate like she that or D' vised that he desires to remove the 'include pont. Morgan, Mellon, streets. and save serve the the to, people D. & R. G. W. railroad shops from Landon has And Rockefeller. Instead of grass there are miles state from something. this Ilearst. city to Ogden. He wants the . upon miles of sound, new paving Among those who were listed state fair removed to Ogden. He Landon was touted as a sort of And more automobiles rolling over of the Peter insists that the celebration of PioHe may say some them than ever rolled before. And was Sam Kiefer, sane liberal. fame, but neer day, July 24, be held only in Spraynozzle sheepfold s sound lie liberal. wag-einstead of breadlines. Roast he fell short in things that will voting and was Ogden. And yet this showman has tried it a couple of times. But (Continued on page 7) elected to in the sheepfold would come to Salt Lake City and stay there is a follow sound, like the Bush. with Sam Joe is a life-lon- g bar-1 sound of raoping on an empty ask the citizens to support him in r i i. r1 g UIi LaKC lx. U. Republican, but in the sweep of the his campaign for the governorship. rel. Thats how it will be always. New Deal saw an opportunity, to If we mistake not, this show Nothing inside. ret into the legislature in 1934 on Zero Versus Achievement he Democratic ticket. In the low Most of the political leaders house he became infamous for er BEST WISHES TO LABOR seem to be going easy on Landon, a jovial ntroducing telephone and to lead him off for waiting jooth bill. SUMMERILL STOKER MFG. CO. provide a target. But there is tarAlthough at the G. O. P. state get enough. If a once great politiconvention Mr. Kiefer repented of Manufacturers of cal party has the nerve to nomi lis sins, and declared that he was MASTER FIREMAN STOKERS nate a Landon for the presidency, c-- Barnra, Salt Lake home of the to party returning EyaI . . City, that ought to be a target. Stoves, 'Stove Sundries, Original and Adjustable Stove Repairs, Ioover, du Ponts, Mellons and a Landon a record lacka any single Furnace Bars, Water Jackets, Fireplace Grates, Sash Weights, etc. pjlaaa0pn.coal,iysIoner City, recent convert, Comrade William Phone 364 2141 Jefferson Ave. Randolph Ilearst, evidently this county attorney. repentance did not appeal to the OGDEN, UTAH City Judges Lionel J. Bradford, Richard J. egislative convention Saturday. He Sorensen, and was apparently being looked upon ment is monumental. It is compos. as a wobbly and not safe and sane Frank Armstrong ed of solid gains for the working at this early stage of the game for onstables BEST WISHES . , people of America, the farmers and he rugged individualists who were and E. E. Rich, ugt, the small business men and every-- 1 ;ine men were placed in nomi-wor(- L :n control of the show Saturday. one except robbers, to use a plain nation for the state senate seats. Little Sop wo ballots were necessary to Some sops were handed in small Throw all passionate feelings out aa LET US SOLVE YOUR INSURANCE PROBLEMS a njjjjorrty or the required quantities to labor, teachers and ? of the window, take a pencil - and four. winners weTe M. 0. armers. Everything had to be Fire, Auto, Liability, Workmens Compensation, Explosion, Plate Ashton, Thomas L. Woodbury, safe for business which was saved Glass, Marine, Burglary, Personal Property, Norman L. Sims and Dr. Barlow 3y the New Deal administration, Accident and Health Fox. The first three obtained more herefore it would have been un PHONE 118 than a nominating majority of 32-- safe to name any number of lib FIRST SECURITY BANK BLDG. eral laboTites, farmers and school and on the ity and safety, CCC, NLRB, the on ,th fi!Lst ballot, bo was fourth which SEC high eachers. Representatives of this wage, WPA, e first, was the robbers hate like poison and given a majority, majority of voters had to be handNow is the Time to Store Your Winter Supply a host of things, including the new Others placed m nommation were picked according to their promise dic-atsse to E. the ball Burnham, according play maritime law which will create an .Sharp, Perry Lotro-Mane- s, C. S. Culp and of the party platform, in American merchant marine person- eluding the company union section nel at last. NR A put 3,000,000 atJames A- - HoPer; The Vote of that immortal document. work, raised wages and reduced vote The on the roll Safe laborites for the G. O. P. first call hours. It is a record without an was: discovered in Mr. Dahl, a carSims, were Ashton, 486; 519; equal. It has put America well on Woodbury, 476; Fox, 254; Culp, penter and a contractor, and in the road to a new day. 249; Sharp, 241; Hooper, 110; Frank Winn, who toots a horn and It really is a New Deal. Cotro-Mane- s, reads news copy for a diving, and Union Mined 75. 2041 Wash. Ave. They yap about Landon and his Cotro-ManMr. and writes labor issues straddles and withdrew, balanced budget, the biggest mess of tripe ever served up to a na a second vote was taken, Dr. Fox resolutions in the Salt Lake Fedtion. Landon balanced nothing. getting a total of 327, or three eration of Labor for a pastime at The state law makes a balance im- more than necessary, for nomi- night. The lonely farmer on the legis perative. Landon has nothing to nation. were lative ticket is Frank Lundskog, ruled Nominating do with it. speeches But $440,000,000 of Federal money went into Kansas out for the house candidates and a and the teacher is Florence L. list of all those who wanted to run Parry. to help do the job. was Great Concern prepared and posted on a Meanwhile Kansas, reeks with blackboard. The The observe with conresolutions convention voted everything that hates good government. There is no civil service. to take the 19 highest on the first cern the good things that the New Deal has given to the people of There is a law, but it is a dead let- ballot as their nominees. The winners folvote and their Utah since 1932. By all means, ter. The good old bosses of yesterlows: be P. must K. this Kasper Fetzer, 600; stopped. The road to year would love the Kansas disrecivil service. Mark Hanna gard of would say atta boy to Alf Lan-do389; n n 1 - . 1 IPranlc A. iJugler 4 see-prevail- ing 1 I es all JTslhiim ETaiTC Phone 27 5. es TOUT o o o Wmmt tn JKvww n. Pitiable Kansas Schools Kansas schools are pitiable things. Nine hundred teachers out of jobs, several hundred on WPA, many children unable to go to school at all, teachers getting as low as $25 a month, with an average of about $37. Thats the Kansas of Landon Its a pocket borough. And there is that strike breaking job. Miners, lungs full of silica dust, driven, exploited finally striking. Forward, March! Landon swung into action. The troops went to the mines and under cover of the troops a company union was The real union is on formed. strike to this day. Landon sent out a hollow Labor Day message, but he didnt say a word about his order to the Kansas army to smash THAT STRIKE. And let the record contain this fact: In the last 18 months the Roosevelt administration provided jobs for 195,231 carpenters. And thousands of others for other building trades and other thousands for workers of all kinds. Examples are: 9,768 plumbers; 28,206 bricklayers; 39,594 electricians; 11,870 1 plasterers. Go back three and a half years. Desperation. Crowds looking at closed bank, doors. Unutterable Will we ever and despair. grief When get our savings back? Compliments and Best Wishes Young Elecltoic Sign Co. Ogden-S- alt A HOME-OWNE- D Lake City WDn . WHn IPffiUnMcs Him H , INSTITUTION BEST WISHES TO LABOR WHEELWRIGHT CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2434 MONROE AVENUE OGDEN, UTAH The Utah Labor News observers cover the entire state. They are more reliable than straw polls. They know their onions. The Utah Labor News has not lost a single statewide election prediction in all the years it has been published. Our observers give reports in every issue. It makes interesting reading for you. Do not miss this good information. 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