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Show "The acid test Is the childs own The Utah Legislature The Perils of Politics The fourth work of the session of Utah Legislof the twenty-firs- t measures have ature shows' seven By JAMES J. MONTAGUE passed both house and senate and three of these have been approved My service as a member of a cam occasion when his local advisors call by the governor. The three approva squad have been discontinued the parade to a halt. And, after paign ed measures are house bill 11, an a would leave have to that Bengal tiger One day ought permanently. emergency bill extending to April in his past to look back limp and panting, he thinks nothing 15, 1955, the period of redemption something with gratitude because It Is not of sitting up till two or three In the upon at low interest of property faring to occur again. Life, after all, morning talking with his retinue sate for dellmiuent taxes; house likely Is enjoyable, but aa far as we can be about what he ought to do tomorrow. bill 1, appropriating $50,000 for But It wasnt so much that that sure, only while one Is living It I egislative expenses, and house con- survived once, but should a second troubled me. It was the dash from current resolution 1, extending symopportunity come to me to travel town to town or from countryside to pathy to Hep. Sluugh, of 1'nttah, on about on the trail of a candidate, I countryside In which we who folIds the death of daughter. unleave it but should firmly lowed bis car in a huge reeling motor politely The senate adopted S.IIt 2, which bus had to participate. On some would free homes and farms up to grasped. a man who had days be was scheduled for six afterIn earlier days au$2000 of assessed valuation and to the high office to noon speeches In towns fifty or more tomobiles and other personal prop- been nominated which he aspired was carried from miles apart After breakfast we, of taxation. If from to $500 erty tip In a comfortable rail- his following, would clamber Into the this bill Is approved by tlie house town to town escorted to his hotel at vast bus, take our seats, get a firm and the governor, the 1937 legisla- road train, to the ture will have before It the problem the head of a parade and later Seat- hold on a strap, set our teeth, and to was In dash forth. which he hall speak. of making the necessary laws to carIn 0 comfortable horse-drawed Ahead of us was the candidate, carry out the provisions supplied riage he flowed to left and right and listening to advisors who were givby the above resolution. Two years waved his hand at the cheering mul- ing him tips as to what to talk about will elapse before the effect of ti is titudes ranged along the street to do to the next audience, and paying measure reaches the property him honor. He made a speech at scant attention to them. Ahead of owning public. a speech at night. Then him were other retainers, talking to the governors noon and Amendments to his retired hotel, ate a comfortable over suggestions and plans to lay becommittee of "4!I program for the and spent an hour or two dis- fore him, and ahead of them were control of liquor are springing up dinner, the situation with his local either two uniformed motorcycle pocussing wareon every hand, hut the state after which be went to licemen or a flivver containing state supporters, house plan, substituting n program bed and to sleep. policemen. sale whn'esale, state at the for That pleasant and enjoyable roudeal In ten minutes after the start we seems to have aroused a tine disappeared with the coming of were making fifty miles an hour. The of interest. Establishment of a teachers re- the automobile, and with the assist- sirens on the police cars or cycles r ance, by party leaders, of whirlwind shrieked like fire trucks racing tirement system was proposed. its provisions any member of campaigns. I have seen whirlwinds through a city, the limousines rocked a teacher's association would lie el- in the West and have been awed by and swayed, and the motor bus I was elsewhere. leaped from depression to depression igible to retirement after 30 years them, and wished service on reaching the age of C5 In But many days during my service as on the road like a giant jack rabbit. t he case of men and 00 in the ease tlie supporter of a candidate, I have Rural motorists, truck drivers, farmregarded the days when sections of ers, appalled at the din, drew up beof women. The house committee on high- barns and rural bridges and unhap- side Hie road and gazed at us with cows and calves were spinning ways reported unfavorably on the py paling faces as we sped by them. Mil to increase drivers license fee through the air as days to which I Children raced beside the way would gladly return. For pep has from 25 cents to $1. shrieking madly. Men and women been In put Into polities. held of mass Echoes darted from farm houses and gaped meetings Our candidate did not put It there, over the fences at us. But on we mining centers of Utah were heard as the fourth week of the session perhaps, but he made no effort to re- rushed, unheeding, was under way. The mass meetings move it He Is one of those people Fresently there was a signal from were held In protest to further tax- who likes to shake hands, and who the sirens ahead, the brakes ground ation of mines and mining, the con- had learned how to get In the first all along the array of cars, and we tention being that Utah is almost grip, so that his fingers will not be came to a stop In front of a school adwholly dependent on mines. The wrung from him by his devoted house or a town halL. Out hopped Ieterson bill, If passed, will have mirers. lie has learned to write six the candidate, into the building he tiie effect of causing miners to lie or seven speeches while be is driving rushed, made a speech, paid from the time they reach the through the countryside at sixty or paused to shake hands, to make then we shaft until they leave, rather than seventy miles an hour, and all went Into our equipages ns at present wherein they are the one that seems best suited to the and forth we embarked oer the hard paid only after reaching the workhigh road. On one occasion we found legislators favings underground. the audience consisted of children oring increased taxatiou on mines who would have to wait for another nnd minerals point out that their ten years before they attained voting program provides for levies on divage. The candidate was a little takidends rather than on production. en aback, but he made a short Three bills of intense interest to speech, asked them to tell their parfarmers of the state were introducents about It, and away we raced ed In tlie house by M. L. Holbrook. again. We learned afterward that (Davis); one Increases the miniby some mistake we had got into the mum weight requirements for the wrong hall, but there was no time content of berry containers ; anothto fuss about that. er, a feed hill is designed to compel Soon we began to glimpse church manufacturers of stock feed to list and the tops of skyscrapers spires ingredients of their products by over the trees and low hills, and ACHY-A- LL Libeling the original sack or bag knew that a city was near. I sat In which the latter are sold. Tlie back with a sigh of gratitude. Here third bill would delete from tlie at least the pace must slow. Not law egg grading standards. pre-eeven a political caravan could make Tlie state board of agriculture Get Kid of Poisons That Its way through city streets at sisty ower to set up would be given miles an hour. I lit a cigar and preYou 111 Make bill. Utahs tlie standards under to take a few minutes of ease. pared constant backache a keeping dairy nnd beef industry will sponIS were never 'taken. Outside They Do you suffer sor a bill which will raise tlie tax the city we slowed down, but only to too or scanty burning, frequent been on butter substitutes. It has attacks of dizziness, exchange our rural guard for a covey urination; pointed out that the increase would rheumatic pains, awollen feet and of city mounted policemen, and these on cent substitutes 15 amount to per ankles? Do you feel tired, nervous gentlemen had motor cycles, not all unstrung? containing less than 70 per cent dohorses. Before I could catch a fresh Then give some thought to your mestic fat. breatn, they set their sirens going Be sure function the budget kidneys. they from Highlights and In their wake we continuously, disfor functional kidney message of Gov. Wood: I am properly, to stay In rocked and roared along, around cororder permits poisons can if it against increased taxation the blood and. upset the whole sys- ners, over streets under repair and possibly be avoided . . .There should tem. down narrow lanes, never once slacklie no relaxation in tlie rigid conUse Doan's Pills. Doan's are for ening our If we came closer to 1 cannot the kidneys only. They help the a truck or gait trol of expenditures, lint a street car than the drivg of kidneys cleanse the blood of dose niy eyes to tlie licces-diers had reckoned on, we merely shiftwaste. Doan's to poisonous come increased appropriations are uved and recommended ed over a few feet while two wheels meet demonstrated needs. . . Tlie Pills over. Get them from any hiped up on the sidewalk, scattering world the public demands nnd expects more druggist. startled pedestrains left and right, evfrom tlie state government than and proceeded on our way. er before. In spite of till people's How we ever got through, and how . Two . . own pita for economy years a hundred people or so ever had the of experience In attempting to agility to escape us. Is something slate government on drastically that will forever remain a secret to reduced legislative appropriations me. But we did it, nnd presently have served to prove that there Is were flowing forth from tlie bus and a jsiint In expenditures swarming Into a hotel. which it Is not economical to go. But not to rest. Three minutes That point was readied and passed CLEANSE INTERNALLY after our arrival the candidate was The tdvltti luring the present biennium. The Doctor making a speech and shaking hands. cold iti In fnomnt budget herewith presented to you Five minutes inter he was telling us at sparingly ClfcANSfi INTERNALLY. lielieved A cup reflects tlie apportionment what would be his plans for the aftwill Oarfiald cf Ta just to tlie several participants In Itav constipation, ha'p ernoon. In another one minute we bra ale th cold's holid. the estimated total of general fund were forth and to the harvest field Incidentally cleans out revenues. tti system, increases again. The total of budgeted items Is your resistance if Night brought no respite. There & 10c . lmgstor99-2Scor $10,Ss3C3 less $l,91ii,0o.'5.S7, were two, and sometimes three than Hie estimated revenue for the speeches, frantic battles to got into Mcnniu m. the halls and out again, and often A mass of assorted hills fills the dashes through the night to some legislative hopper. Although taxasuburban hull which the local boys tion, liquor, labor and educational CLD AGE PENSION INFORMATION had forgotten for the nonce, but InHM OSH STAMP Mils were In the snotlight during KAN'S. sisted must be visited. And through the inxtE LEHMAN, illMUOLDT, weeks of the all and each of those long days, a hair, never turned never candidate faltered tn a speech for an Instant, never failed to say something pleasant about the town and the people of in it, and never showed a sign fatigue. Often when I was dragging my hotel after weary way to bed In a him as I hear would I a terrific day. a speech passed bis suite dictating naor discussing something with the sevat And tive political yeomanry. out en o'clock In the morning he was unimhis geniality and ready again, keener paired and his zest for battle ever. than On the last night that I accompanied the procession we returned to town In a sleeping car which we boarded at midnight As 1 passed his stateroom I heard him dictating, And, as I have said so many times cambefore, there are Issues in this to went my I Then paign which berth and tried to get a little sleep. In the morning I found him packing Aren t you away a solid breakfast said. In? I all nearly "All In? he asked. "II 1 no. By the way. if you see my secretary, ask him to come In here. Ive Just thought of something I ought to say to the meeting Im going to speak lo when we get Into town. , WXU Service. Bell Syndicate. 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Ointment"': When a violin is daily played on, It Is kept In order; but if It be awhile neglected and cast Into a corner, the strings are apt to break, the frets to crack, the bridge to fly off, and no small trouble and stir Is requisite to bring it Into order again. Swlnnock. For delicious chocolate layer cake lng Soda al ' vn arms broke out with asLt! that was followed by lars pies. They festered and over my face and arms. It and burned and I could nr I lost much rest at night v. "Nothing I tried helped v Then I saw an advertc Cuticura Soap and 0!?' purchased them. I used i cakes of Cuticura Soap ti. a half boxes of Cuticurs and now I feel like a to am completely healed Harry R. Hall, 3958 ltd i mlngham, Ala., Jan. 2d 7 Bird Sanctuary in City k. 05 Requires railroads to prouniform signals at railroad crossings; HU 4l, providing for payment by the state of alt costs of prisoners Incident to removal from county jails to state prison. httle is needH a bit too much! n I. Hit Usa a sr You will find 1 vide 1) A LAXATIVE scope. has been Poetry, like spinach, More than called a cultivated taste. one harassed mother has given up or Jane the struggle to make Junior the While either. for a acquire liking somedefense of spinach rests with Magazine body else, In The Parents the Helen Tan Felt Wilson takes up case for poetry. "You cant expert a child who has an never seen a budding willow or Miss the river, alder by or a racing cloud, to be about very much interested In poems them. Yet by stimulating the senses, to sight, smell, by a constant appeal sound, touch and association I have developed love of poetry In my little daughter not yet five years of age. Now a poem springs up to accom pany every act of her day. To be sure, daily walks In the country give the imaginative background' for the nature poetry In which this wise mother coaches her small child. Yet, In the city there are parks with trees, flowing rivers and florists windows full of bright beaumuty. In the city, too, there are seums where birds and animals are even more easily seen than In the country. Pictures, well colored, add to nature's lore. Also, there Is poetry In gigantic machines and the motion of city life. "Why does It matter so much whether children love poetry? asks Mrs. Wilson, and promptly answers her own question. To me poetry Is an eternal glory and shining light. I shall feel a lamentable failure If I cant pass this Joy along to my child. Poetry Is a refuge In time of material losses, agony of grief, thwarted ambitions; there Is great comfort In rhythmic beauty poured over the troubled soul. With convictions such as these, no wonder Mrs. Wilson feels that poetry Is the Inalienable right of every child. From knowledge born of her own experience she declares there Is spiritual kinship between poet and "Both are Imaginative, youngster. curious, full of wonder and Idealism. Both love words for their own sake. When It comes to selecting poetry for children much of the choice should be left to the child. In tlie heart of land, eight miles country, there Is a sanctuary, which structed in an old Liverpool, Engfrom the open remarkable bird has been concemetery of St. James cathedral. In this sanctuary can be found thrushes, robins, blackbirds, tom tits, greenfinches, starlings, hedge sparrows and wrens The sanctuary has Its special watcher and keeper, who places over ten pounds of bird food, consisting of bacon-rind- , chopped breadcrumbs, peanuts, stale light cakes, etc., on tlie many bird tables every morning and night. There are bird baths and drinking fountains. In addition to the nesting boxes and feeding tables. In the center of the sanctuary Etands a beautiful granite memorial fountain. YOU oughts Our ... is often medicine Mho coupon. ROgy |