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Show : t j l I r r r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER FORCED TO TIKE r r . 9, 1921. ,21 10 a. m. Today DICTATOR ROLE Public Disapproval of Policy of Congress Is Having . Effect. Do-Nothi- ng Friday and Saturday SPECIALS President Dislikes to Adopt Course He Condemned as Member of Senate. FANCY .LEMONS Dozen NAVEL ORANGES Medium size. Dozen NAVEL ORANGES Large size. Dozen SWEET , POTATOE- S- By MARkf SULLIVAN. Special to The Trlfcoao. V WASHINGTON, Dos. A The moot Import out aspect of the present session of congress Is not President Harding's speech and not the Immediate program the present month. It 4s rather the concern felt by Republican leaders, with- iu and without the administration, about - the stay In which the Republican house end senate have got completely out of hand, 'the determination of the Republican leaders to do something about It, and the efforts they are malting right now in that direction. " When they get down to considering stays and means the Immediate and obvious device that occurs to the leaders is to persuade Mr. Harding to take tbs leadership of congress himself.' 'This the leaders have done and ars dolng.'The president. If he chose, could assert leadership over the Republicans In the house end senate and reduce them to party discipline within twenty hours. In any one of the several esses In which both senate end the house flouted their - the the Republican leaders and did what could leaders didnt want. Mr. Harding have prevented that outcome if he had wanted to, but Mr. Harding has never seemed to cate to do what Wilson and Roosevelt were willing to do and frequently did do. GOLD OEM BUTTER - AQ- vm6 Pound from the churn to you. Thai purest, the sweetest, the best. -- -- Q - LBS. U FOR ARMOUR'S BRAND STAR SLICED BACON Pound carton -- ....... JJA. W6 " LIBERTY BRAND SAUSAGE ''-J- breakfast" Appetizer! , Then, try these. . You just cant C-- 1 PRESTON PATENT'' FLOUR for President Harding could have sent and and members of the house sent have could he senate himself, and members of his cabinet to labor with senators and congressmen. If he bad chosen to do that he could hate had Ills way on every bit of legislation, thatIf has he tome up. He can still do it A nnouncin- g- chooses to. Many Republican leaders are urging him to do It now, and have will take comhopes that the president This mand during the new sess.ona. In anything Mr.heHarhope doee not lie has Whether or done. said has ding taking comany erjstalllsed Intention of But he that tell. can no mand person lould do it. If he wanted to, admits of no question. It Is frequently sad bv the cynical of that a president can exercise control The senate and house as long as he has and that to bestow, patronage Important .himself jf a president doesn't entrench year by the use of his curing the hefirst Is not likely to be able to patronage take control lqter. In the present case Mr. Harding still has a good deal of patronage which It.he could use as a lever f he felt like IE- 25c SEEDED RAISINS IQ. ISM 196 (t. 166 Canton Crepe, all over beaded embroidery in wistaria crystal beads, with beaded girdle. 2 - Black- - Canton - Crepe witlL Chinese sleevesof mahogany colored crepe ; rows of black braid trim the cuffs and lower patt of skirt. BRAND Cinnamon Rolls No 8umla4 breakfast in complete without them. Just Soft Satins, Beaded Rosh- Em - --w - anara, Crepes. s Beaded Tricotines, Geor Roshanara Crepe Navy with crystal bead embroidery on the blouse and 'apron effect on the skirt. gette Q r and Canton Combi all-ov- er nations. - - - like home-mad- 80 27c e GOOD DOZ. fian msmmr Trie o t i n e broidered 55c $1.89 THE FAMOUS UNITED Crepes, Tailored Cantons, Friday and Saturday Sampling Demonstration Colors: Black, Brown. All sizes. Navy, National Biscuit Co, Fancy Cakes, Wafers and Crackers. Taste - beXor 20c pkg. Saratoga Flakes 2 for Special quo Soda Cracker 60c 3b2-lb- . . que Grahams.. 85c 35c BbL Ginger Snaps SCc bbl. Lemon Bnap3 que Sorbetto 81.50 33.-lb- . will do he as At the thinking before names leadership over congress. bams time th& greater likelihood Is that he will come' o it. When Mr. Harding as a senator used to rritlcue dictation from Wilson In the White House, he wasnt, as & good many others were, merely grabbing any brick that was handy to throw at a Democratic pres! dent- - Mr. Harding really meant it. He use deeply disturbed over its possible effects on our form of government. The president is tenacious of Ideas that lodge tn his mind through his own processes of thought, and It will cause him much ccncern If he has to take the attitude towards congress that Wilson snd Roosevelt did. It isn't like Harding to do himself tte thing he has honestly deplored in others; but the alternative of letting the senate and house go on as they now are is too serious. Blocs Upset Plans. The worn aspect among many unfortunate aepecta of thia bloc system, or group rvstem, that la growing up tn the iap.-t- ol 4' Navy Tricotine, with chain- -' stitch embroidery on the sleeves CDd panel sides. ...... A tailored dress of tricotine, bound with A test of henna crepe; fringe trimmed pockets the side trimming. Mr. will have to take responsibility. Herding really has two offices. On Is We duplicate any lent GLOBE Co. Optical Eaet Second South Walker Bank Bldg. president of the United States, the other Is an Indefinite, but nevertheless real, responsible laaderahlp of the toRepublican personify party. When the public trlea the Republican party It doesn't think of the national chairman, John A. Adame, nor the former national chairman. Will Hays. It thinks i f Warren O. Harding. He can't very well escape the responsibility. now being These are the reason asstrongly urged why Harding should masume leadership of the Republican and th In house and the senate; jority pressure la going to grow. navy braid. fancy v form . - JJ'JJ . Wafers 8 for 3 73c; for Dozen, 81.49 39c ; Friday and Saturday C ullen Candy Specials CULLEN Assorted Bitter 8weets tetoria ChoV aniila and Rum Regular bOc CQa VMM fcpeclal and Caramel CULLaN Royal colates. lb. j See Our Broadway Windows Kft Cream Chocolate. Regular 70c lb. Specialt- ... MinGlaut CULLEN . HImM Regular 60c lb. 8pclal. Crystal-ized CULLEN Hand Dipped Bon Bone to select the candi- Utah-ldah- o Inatlngto commutes Hard Surface be voted for on the board of dates overwore and for of the club: president E R. Highway Strongly Urged Wight, James Jenser, B. K. Farnsworth, John W. Peter and E. M. T, son. Throe directors will he elected to serve perlat le The Tribune. two yeaie and the presidents term of BRIGHAM CITY, Dec 10 A moveoffice Is one year. The election will bs ment has started fer the construc-to- n held In January. of a highway turough Boxelder county north to Tremonton and TO GIVE CHARACTER BALL, west to Snowv.he and 8trveil. then on to Burley, Te In Fal.s, Rupert and Boise, pert! te The Tribes. A character Idaho. CENTERVILLE. Dec. The sponsor for the movement are the ball will ba given In tha Centerville cnamber of commerce, the amuaament hall tomorrow by the South Ogden Commercial club and the Brigham Centerville Sunday school. Candles, cake club. Representatives of these Rotary and punch will be sold from booths ( rganlsatlons met at the Weber club In Prises are to ,be awarded the three best and outlined a program, wh.ch will characters represented. The members of Ogaen be presented to the commercial clubs the committee In charge are Superinthe Idaho cities for their consideratendent Carlo Smith. Frances E. Bheldoa of tion. If the plan meets the approval of and Mr. Whitney Smith. the communities along the route It wilt bn hard-surfa- Box-eld- TEACHER 18 CONVALESCING. SPANISH FORK, Dec. I. Miss Margaret Smith, who; had spent the past f v (Copyright. 192L by the New Turk Ee-n.n- g weeks at tha - I. B. hospital In Salt Poet, Inc.) . Lake, where she was treated for acute nephritis and slap underwent two minor NOMINATING COMMITTEE NAMED. operations, la now at the horn of her BRIGHAM CITY, Dec.- , The board of parent. Mr. and Mra. Nicholas Smith, convalescing. Mias Smith la governors of the Boxekler Commercial where khe club have appointed tha following notn- teacher at Aha Lake Shore school. I- - 1 i 29C 29 ...... These wonder values in highest grade dresses. Never before have we been able to offer such smart frocks at this price. The styling, the materials, the tailoring, all that goes to make a distinctive group of models of exclusive type, are represented in this collection. Descriptions are inadequate, to appreciate these values you must see them. Navy Poiret Twill, with embroidery and fringe trimming of light color. 0 86c 47c 69c 81.75 3 Vi lb. que Nabisco .2 for 37c 26c pkg. Nabisco 3for27o 10c pkg. Nabisco 10c pkg. Lotus Wafers. .3 for 27c 3 Ramoa Wafers lor 27c 10c All 10c pkg. Crackers ard Just arrived. 0 that it give the public no check on legislation. Elections are held, like the one last year, between Republican and Democratic parties on definite lsauea. The auccesa of one party or the other carries a mandate from the people to i out one program or the other. If airy the election the senate and house after break up into blocs, then there la no organization capable of carrying out the program and fulfilling the promise. Corthere is no organisation respondingly, bloc system continue to grow only on the upon whom the public can visit punishU to bacoma ment at the next election. assumption that he wantto make It bettime The president can afford to let this Worse before It that he contem-plate- e ter; on the aaaumptlon eome In the future Important and laws fundamental change in the way our are made arid in the relation between branches; and legislative the executive but, one way or the other, the president mm bandw.th ' you buy SVi-lb- Hardmr , .,29o Box Priced- Beaded Canton rANCY JONATHAN APPLES New Arrivals 15 - EAT UNITED BBAN BREAD 5 lbs. 10 lbs Reluctant to Act. of Bread Flour. The CHAMPION ' cne-thlr- Mr SI .39 25c FKG. CURRANTS . that BAG 48-L- Fkg Popularity Asset. I surmlne good deal 39c resist them. Made from chine- - D. Carton est young corn fed O TT 8! era,- - 1) E L--I pork For vour Sunday breakfast theyll hit the spot, leaders Further than that. In the present caee Mr Harding's capacity to make himself leader rests on a different basis. He la The popular throughout the country. senate and house are not popular. The members of the senate and house know this because they have Just returned Irom vacations In which thev found out how their constituents are feeling. The public makes a clean distinction between the Republican president and. on the other hand, the Republican house and senate. Mr, Harding could, if he - chose, use his personal popularity as a- leverage to lead the house and senate.senate and house The Republican would like very much Just now to edge In under the mantle of Mr. Hardings personal popularity. Within a very fe of the months the entire membership bouse will be up for reelection in primaries and within a year thev will all The same be up at a general election. d of the members of is true of or senator A the senate Republican for reelection can iepresentatlve running have hardly any asset so great as the now President's approval. Very soon senlhere will be calls from Republican the for presators and representatives ident to write letters in their behalf r to visit their states and smile upon them before the voters. a J5q . vou - seed Patronage Is Lever. ' LITTLE PORK. er to the various road commissions, which will be urged to desigIn procuring federal aid In the construction of the highway. The route furnshes a short cut to Bo.se, Bertland, Seattle and the, northwest. At the present time the transcontinental automobile traffic over this rout is exceptionally heavy. Those who attended the meeting from he presented nate the route and to assist Search It Man E. A Comm'ealoner this cllv were Made Family Holmgren. John J Craner and County C.erk P. Russell W ght. E. M. Tysi n, of Who in BoxV. K Call of tha A'r ght and W Logan elder Commeiclal club. Haro d C. Day. John W Peters and J Francis Merrell Doc. 8.The whereabouts of LOGAN, of the Brigham Cltv Rotary club: N. E Iverson of tne Tremonton Commercial knv relatives of Char.es King, traveling Is club. salesman, nho.ded her Monday still a mte-- y the officers and G. TO OPEN STREET. IV. Lindquist, undertaker, and th body IXK3VN. Deck 8 The city commissionla being held at the Lindquist underer today decided to extend the street on First West, betwen Fifth and Sixth taking morgue, with the possibility that North, providing the property owners It will be burled here. Mr. King was an man. Th officers of Logan ther contribute property for tha prorosed First West streeL between street. poet No. 7 of th American Legion were nclsec. asked to assist In finding the deceased these two streets, running east has never been opened as a street, but man s relatives In rase thev are not tt found, the legion will conduct a burial traffic and the building up of that of the city make1 the opening of the service at th Logan Cty cemetery. Commander H. VV. Brangham of Logan street at thia point a necessity. post No. 7 baa telegraphed tar th 8 Mb Francisco post of th legion, requeetln INDIAN ACCUSED OF ROBBERY. effort on the part of that post to find The Tribune. Speelst'-relatives of the dead man through th ELKO. Nv Per, 8 Syvder Smith, an companv for which he worked. , ha lodged In the Elko county Jail by federal authorities, charged DAUGHTER IS BORN. with the robbeiy recently of the Owyhee reell to The Tribune. poetofflce. Smith was arrested In A daughter to a he check cask CENTERVILLE. Dec. when attempted which was a paraof the loot taken at the ha been born to Mr, and Mrs. Nealen Smith. time of tha robbery. , for Died Jvmm Regular 50c. Lb Old Time, Assorted Hard Candle end Broken Mix. Regular QT AIM 35c lb. Special, lb United Grocery Co. 322-32- 4 South Main Street pot-tlo- o Ind-an- tn anasc-luKe Ore-go- 1 it CITY JW |
