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Show TZOVO EVENING HERALD. TUESDAY, JUNE 26. 1528. A Chow end a Wow T(K73 TilUST K J riAC Reorguuzaticn cf ISSUE LC0'.iS SENATOIUAL d reason, counsellors, are t"j ; orTiosrs. r Outvotes Mrs. . EUen HuUawsy, presl' Mrs. Aaale Biaks and Krw I a A reorganisation, of the Vineyard Maag, oeunselora. ward T. 111 took pesos at Miss Lsona Durraat Utah U-the aarrsnisut ustlnr ia ths ward T. L. M. L A. C pfeideat Sunday evening. principal speaker f the evew j. Effected YJ-MIA. RACE 1 L PORTLAND, Merit's a far" cry from Main to the Chicago keen of Beaauel Insull. nubile utility stagnate, but Jnsull si the outstandlag Issue la aa ambJttereded pottUcal conflict now Bearing a showdown la ' the -- Pine Tree Bute." Mainly, the conflict Is over the nomination of & Republican candidate for U. 8. Senator. The cry of "XneuUiam" Is sounding la this and several less Important races la connection with state policies on hydroelectric sower. Halo ad beaO Senator Frederick Hale, who seeks Republican nomination for another term, is the target of the an clUaenry. HI opponent kt Ralph O. Brewster, now governor. Nomination on the Republican ticket generally Is considered to assure election. The primary takes place soon and the regular election September 10. Through his ownership or control of water power sites and hydroelectric companies, Xnsull has coma to be a "power" la Maine.- - But ic under existing legislation, power cannot be exported from the stats. The Fernald law, enacted la 1MW, prohibits corporations from Maine-pro- d need eJectrie power across the state's boundaries. , shipping r ; - ' mzrj vtj Opening - hydro-electr- V v Utility interests long have sought repeal of the law. Is all the ' palgns of this year, repeal Is a foremost Issue. Governor Brewster la the Fernald law's most ardent defender, contending all of Maine's power resources are needed for the state's owa development 8enator Hale la charged with friendliness toward the Instill interl esta. He opposed the recent senate resolution for aa Investigation ef h the utilities. He also has been attacked for voting to seat Frank U 8mlth of Illinois as a senator, for opposing the Muscle Shoals legislstloQ sponsored by Senator N orris, for approving transfer of the naval a'oi reserves from the navy department to the Interior department prior to. their leasing to Sinclair and Doheny, and for voting against a senate resolution of 1S2S condemning the oil transactions. . Hale has been a senator for U years. He Is one of the few surviving senators who voted to seat Senator Newberry. Replying to Governor Brewster's attacks, Hale's supporters have disclaimed any partiality to the "power trust" and have emphasised Hale's long service In the senate and his accession to the chairmanship of ths Committee on Naval Affairs. Maine Scads Back Sponsors . . The Brewster backers, commenting on Hale's committee chairman- -' ship,' have pointed out that he failed to achieve passage In the recent S ,te.tew'fcvw.wwt'i congress of the cruiser construction bill, of which he was In charge. One Important factor In ths senatorial race is Maine's tendency to When blueotooos ot IM canine worta were aweaioiod ue other fly at her congressional representatives In office after they once get deemed keep Hale's Los Angeles, Wu Fang Foo, srlstoerattc Chow shown her, there. father, Eugene Hale, served many years before him, and among the beat Wu is with his owner. Miss Joyce Compton, who drew with the exception of one term, a Hals has represented Maine In the quite a lot of attention at the ahow, herself. senate for nearly half a century. he Republican organisation la the state Is almost solidly behind Hale. With only one or two exceptions, notably ths Portland Evening : News, ths Maine newspapers also are backing him. . The prominence of the "power trust" Issue in both the foreground Above Jeft to right, Fredorirk Hale aud Hal h Bmrster, Maine't Ropub- and ths background or ths senatorial battle is particularly Interesting because of ths recent agitation in congress and the Investigative actlvU Ucan senatorial nomination candidaUo. Betow, Sasnoes Inaul power -- J ties of the Federal Trade Commission. inagaate. " . fe TeDuride Motor . . i . , New Repair Shop Wednesday hit Jizz27l . 8 p,nuto 11 p. m. wTwm tu Fighting Flood in Missouri iN FLAPPER FANNY SAY?: r.lRS.r,lATERS ' T, r r ; -- f A-'- X C " They Broke the Boulder Dam Bill ... .. ....! , X- yr ," YOUR ENGLISH Battling with a flood that forced thousands to flee, their homes In the Bi Francis river valley In Missouri, workmen- - are shown at the top DONT.KAY "She feels badly." bunding a levee of sandbags in the effort to save wide areas from In111" Is better. undation. Thirty thousand sand bags were used at this point, west of "Feels PRONOUNCE "juvenile" as If Hblcomb, Mo. Below, troops from one of the five' national guard camps with the stress spsUed along the river are shown on patroL ' , . "too-ve-ni- l" IXN T USE "loan" when you j i meen "lend." ADACh; popularly used but often misquoted: "Servs viod and shame the devil." was "8peak the truth and ' A . Bi 1 imiuv .1 lu wffvia,II mm G,awHie- wiwm processes of upkeep and repair on your Complete Automotive Service ;Phdne279 Qietsv mm snwca ur PRICES SMASHED fc biers oved Federal Tires Do not get our V ' ' a. Ji4i in J SI' kl hl'lfillfl 1 fUj. :1 HOTEL . Ncvhouse 4 ' ftAXr LAKE CITT, UTAH CRr'e U t m - 0s. Mgi U the name of the Fly Spray that kills 'em flies, moequitoes, ants, moths, roaches, fleas, W bedbufi and many other insect. At drutf FEDERAL TIRES PockUh hiti (with tmpnvi tpray tilts ,TOcers,hardware, department stores. tr), pints, putrtt, eWef S gallons, Vx'hemU. w tat-Am-u, kamli 2nd West and Center the Expert Vulcanizers RELINED AND ADJUSTED FACTOJIY MACHINE METHOD n Play Safe ! mmm kaqs rni gam 2M to UM , f. H. MTEURN, officials losing all patience in matter of blocking sidewalks. This may or may Hot be lrae. At any rate, . they know now they must keep their eatables inside the store In other words, that the sidewalk is no place for trade "decoys'. We've always said "yon can distinguish a high class food store by the front' it maintains." We'd be humiliated beyond recovery, if the city asked as to be more sanitary in our display and selling practices. 71 East Center . ORONITE CLAYSON Tire Co. . BRINGS CLIMAX WVart told' that the West's largest food chain' is responsible for city ft iBosopitoel, LOW PRICES You will be delighted with' the service give. Let's talk it over, we'll both make money. . mT fail to come in and NEW tbe public safety department of Salt Lake and orders all Burns arid displays removed from the city's sidewalks. No longer willxpedestrians stumble over the merchants wares, or jjreedy thoughtlessly stop and buy dust and germ covered eatables from the sidewalk food vender. VBIG CIlllN We are of fering the GREATEST VALUE in the history of Now comes 'A. RUBBER DOG fori the beach la a container for clgareta, match" es and powder. , 'TvvUfci 1 J It Stu: the TeDuride Motor Co, I . Bee After It was all over, the filibustered who blocked senate action on ths Boulder Dam bill had a good laugh ovar ths riotous Incidents of ths session that snded In the adjournment of .the Seventieth Congress. It lent what father plunks' Left to right are Senators Carl Hayden, Arizona; CoL Blease, Bouth dowa for a harp that harts It's Carolina, and Henry Aahhurst, Arlsona. Ashhurst had held the floor I nearly 13 hours. the plunking ever after. on "Joe." READ HERALD WANT ADS We request you to come and car. Prove friends of Mrs. Corrine H. Masters, wife of I. H. Masters, former publisher of the Herald, will be glad to learn that Mrs. Masters has been"appolnted as ons of ths two Instructors In voice at ths University of Idaho, Southern branch. While in Provo Mrs. Masters mads many friends who will remember friends who will remember her for her splendid voice and also for her sct'Vities In Red Cross and other rvkf worK."'-- . .v.r --. 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