Show MR WILSON LEARNING PRESIDENT RESIDENT WiLSON WILSON'S S 'S H invest i 1 gallon gation to find means to prevent preen a flood of cheap products from Europe Europe Eu Eu- rope OJ on the American market at tho end of the war is the latest and perhaps the most amazing vagary agnI of this amazing administration Did the announcement of the inquiry not come directly from the White House one would be bo inclined to doubt its t truth t A fro frontal att attack upon the CIne basic principle of ot his ins party the tue sole cole issue that excuses his Ilis s 's part party's existence existence ex ex- is a n rare proceeding for an American President It smacks of the sensational II A A flood of cheap products from irom Europe on the tIle American market was as the sole end and aim of tho the Underwood Underwood Underwood Under Under- wood tariff bill that the President forced upon the tho country It was for this objective that tho the tariff was fas revised re revised re- re down downward nr It had no other reason for its enactment since it was announced to be bo for the advantage of the American consumer The Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic indictment of a n R Republican publican tariff tar tar- tariff iff is that it increases the cost of liin living liv liv- in ing and the bars were let down in order that II a a flood of cheap products from Europe might stream into the American market and decrease prices II If the President has at nt last sensed the tho fallacy of his part s 's s position he needs no no investigation in to find means to prevent this flood of cheap products The only method that can accomplish it is ready to to his hand It has been tried for nearly half a a. century and ly y effective the it is the oni only remedy ed f for r the economic conditions which existed existed exist exist- ed ed ea before the war ar began and and will Avill re re- re turn tnt the war closes A restoration restoration restoration restora restora- tion of tho the protective tariff law ho he f found und on the statute books hen he hew w was s inaugurated and for whose re repeal repeal repeal re- re peal he lie called a special session of the Congress will furnish the the means menns to 4 I L f t. t i i wu v i 1 J JL VL U 1 products JH 1 on the tho American market at the end of the war scar Mr rr fr Wilsons Wilson's latest remedy for American industrial ills justifies every criticism launched against ag the tIle economic economic eco ceo policy of or his administration Were Yere proof needed of f the charge that the Underwood tariff law lass Cle created the commercial depression that existed until the war ar partially corrected it H this announcement of or the task to which the President has hns set get his bis Secretary Sec See of Commerce Commer o and his Federal Trade commission would furnish it W Were rire there no other evidence c aya available available avail avail- l- l able bl that the war Avar instead of causing American industrial distress really de decreased le- le creased it and improved cd conditions this investigation would provi provide c it Dr ma may have been accurate in iii describing describing- the President as Ii willed self and of nis 1 but Mr rr Wilson is isable is isable able to leam leani as ns well as other folks He foresees that II extensive economic re readjustments will Avill ill follow the restora restora- restoration t tion of peace and he deduces that the only method by l' which the Unit United eel States cnn can be he read ready to meet whatever what what- ever conditions develop elop is to II find find mean means to prevent ent n a flood of cheap chean p products o from Europe on the American Amen Ameri I can market at the end cud o. o of the war wm The rhe countr country had an experience of many rn ny months with Avith the flood of cheap products from Europe on Oil the American market market- The fhe results of this flood were found in in idle mills milIs and factories in thousands upon thons thou thou- s sands of unemployed cd meu tramping the streets of our OUI great reat cities i in in a vain nin search for employ employ- ment and in idle capital Yet the sole benefit this condition mi might ht have pro pro- and the sole benefit it was in intended in- in tended to produce w was lacking because be be- C cause uBe the cost of living continued I be to Ii mount steadily Only an incurable I pessimist gifted ite with clairo clairvoyance ance I describe what conditions conditions condi concH could accurately ely Hons would have hn been heeti by now no had not r the tho thom war var with its suspension of production production pro pro- in ill Europe given gien the American Ameri can producer a market he lie was vas denied dellied at home Whether the Pre President nt has resolved to make another of those sudden changes of policy that render him al always al- al ways interesting Ca cannot be ho determined deter deter- mined but hut he seems to indicate some such action He He- He cannot II find find means to prevent ent a flood of cheap products fr from Europe wit bout hout reversing rc his party on the only principle it pos i C The Underwood tariff law cannot cannot annot prevent ent this flood of cheap I products because it was AVOS drawn Wit to on- on 11 urage a flood of cheap products If f Mr lr Wilson Vilson has at last recognized I the he fallacy fallner of his tariff views he Inc can but do as ns he did hil on Oil the Mexican question question ques- ques tion ion on Panama canal tolls on the tine complications with Avith Germany and turn I abruptly about to retrace his foot foot- steps If Mr r. Wilson Vil would II prevent pre a n flood of f cheap p. p products r from OU Eu J r rope rope ropel lie he must become a protect protectionist onIst for there is no other way Avay If h he would protect his countrymen against the downward economic readjustment in Europe that teat will Avill follow the restoration restoration restora restora- tion lion of peace h he must apply the pro- pro I t principle that he destroyed as ns one of his first official acts nets lie must become a n Republican if he lie would ronld do what he lie seems at last to understand I must be bs done lone A FUTURE MAKER HOME-MAKER LITTLE T L ITTLE year old Helen Durham Durham Durham Dur- Dur ham of B Bountiful who AVIO canned I I ninety-nine ninety varieties of fruits Ye vegetables vege c. c tables an and meats for the tine family's family s 's winter winter winter win win- ter larder 1 is fortunate that iler her t ten tender n- n der cl years protect her from eligible suitors Few bachelors however confirmed confirmed con con- firmed and hardened case would be beable beable able ablo to resist this evidence of superlative super super- ability at nt home Although It I. I without t knowledge I con con- I iier lIel wo I. I i I is un ilU om- om fashioned girl which will Avill not prevent her from being a modern girl We Ye take takeoff takeoff off our OUI hat to her as well Avell as to her mother molher and there must be a very sensible sen sea sible father also somewhere in the background where fathers are wont Avont to be who is to be congratulated upon I the quality of oC his family When Miss Helen grows rows to womanhood and becomes becom becomes be be- com comes s the wife then the mother that nature destined her to be she will Avill not be he the whose do do- helpless 5 helpmeet 1 1 1 1 1 U 1 Ul un Ull iu LU making a pan of fudge Ii Ho making Home making e-making as a lost art is is' one of the favorite fa subheads of the Pessimists Pessimists' pessimists pessimists' pessimists pessimists' pes pes- lecture on the decadence of the home but hut the force of the argument argument ment is lost when it encounters instances in instances in- in stances like that of Miss Helen Idea Dur Dur- ham barn And we e fancy there are arc numerous numer numer- ous others in Utah not all an o of them perhaps industrious enough h to stock tb the th winter larder alone and unaided but w th a. a remarkable working edgo edge of domestic science as ns tn taught and applied jn n mothers mother's kitchen PANAMA FAIR SUCCEEDS rf T THE HE financial success of the Pana Pana- 1 Pacific ma-Pacific c exposition position is a result that was hardly anticipated at least outside California for worlds world's fairs hao m o commonly produced a deficit Why did California make such a rec rec- breaking ord-breaking success on the tho money side 7 Of course the tIle European war Avar turned a n. large tide of travel to the west but its it's a long way Avay to the Pacific coast const from the great American of population The ThA business from the populous o Atlantic states must have been far less than titan the tho great reat fairs in inthe inthe inthe the central states secured Every fair depends primarily on its home support on the attendance of great crowds of people from within a radius of miles A A. great eat mass of those nearby people must attend and pay many Iny admissions if a fair is to tot t n. n VJ 1 P The people of California always manifest an intense spirit o of state tate loy loy- alty Their state te is to them the land landof landof of romance opportunity friendliness a true alma mater pf of the great eat school of ot life They talk think write rite dream California They feel a n spirit of loyalty loyal loyal- ty tr to state enterprises Everyone in California who ca can acquire acquire acquire ac ac- ac- ac quire the price is seeing the fair Man Many ran have bave no doubt borrowed the money to todo todo todo do it It was Avas a matter of state pride These pictures of beauty and achievement achievement achieve achieve- ment for ones one's mind are the heritage of or a lifetime A state slate where that spirit exi exists ts can put out an m unbelievable ble amount of money mosey in a public en en- en It all co cotes cs back and more too State Stat loyalty is a fine sentiment tt U t gets big things linings done lone It spends freely but it brings rich rewards |