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Show X . THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUN DAY MORNING, APRIL 16, 1922. Boulevardiers Lament Inroads Made on Famous Thoroughfare ' by Parisian Marts of Finance World-celebrate- April IS. (By the Associated Press) Prosaic commerce, to the discomfiture of the patrons of galsty, is making inroads upon (hat part of gay Pares between the Madeleine and the known simply ns "The Rue Drouot, Boulevard." "Tbs boulevard dying, the boulevard Is dead," la the melancholic comment of old habituee on hearing of the lne and dleappearance of the Cafe America will re, tne Cate Neopomaine, Hanna "wet goods ' place these the been have which for years hops, meeting places of famous men In tne world of art And literature. Thirty years ago financial and business houses were the exception on the boulevard. Gay life 'commenced nt sundown. There was not n dark house and in a business rarely was anyone abroad suit; evening clothee were de rigueur. Now aomfcer facades of banka and stores throw their shadows over the few reand maining- brightly illuminated cafes, gentlemen in yellow shoes, soft collars and peaked caps greatly outnumber those In formal garb, The Cafe ToronL De Maupassant and their frlenda were wont to congregate, was the first to disAnglais, Oscar appear. . The Cafe des went next. Then Wilde's favorite haunt, Into a transformed the Cafe Riche was ..building -the A. tailor .occupies, bank, Vernon, and" now that once was (he Ca'fe have bought the the Zaharoff interests Quite fittingly, an Cafe Neopolltatne. American bank will replace the Cafe Americaine. The Cafe de la Palx la the taverns only one left of the famous old frowned on the boulevard and it s oeing Republicans Laying Plans to "Redeem Little State From Democratic Party. J I BY EDMUND HART. s world-famo- us old-ti- adopted flower trimmings, are reproducing seasonable flowers of changing varieties as the spring advances. They are now using hyacinths, wistaria, cowslips and buttercups heretofore rarely eeen Mont-mar- Special Purchase, Together With Regular Stock Reduced. Specially for This Event i te ... t All-Size,- 6 Y earta48 For Women -! d y; French-speakin- see- V hm Tailored. upon by many Parisians --There are too many foreigners," they aver. Paris fashion Is busying herself with handkerchiefs The latest designs have in the corners embroidered figures representing the users' favorite sport, such as golf, tennis racing and fencing. The men are being offered oblong handkerchiefs with colored borders . The milliners who have generally (Copyright. 121, by Salt Lake Tribune.) t PROVIDENCE, R. I., April 15. Former ' on Paris hats Governor Bee km an Winthrop is being t Black and red, blue and gray, and Senaas candidate groomed (ha against yellow and white are the prevailing color tor Pater Gerry In the ..fight,, the Republischemes -- for- gown," 'with hat, - ihoex can are" to make this fan to redeem stockings, handbags and even headdress to match. . Rhode Island. . Senator Gerry was (he first Democrat Maurice Doraigy, the 'poet. Who will te be sent to the United States senate represent t(ie Academle Francalse at the from this state in something like fifty American celebration -- of the tercenten-nar- y years. An ola Tammany chieftain came of Mollere, began his career at the from New Tork six years ago to help the Chat Nolr, the first one of the rich young man organise his campaign, cabarets .w her young, poets recitand by Tammany thordugbness they put ed their. verses, -- America 7 oyer, lodayi accompanied by Andre Chsvrlllon, The Tammany leader 7a now dead, but also a member of the French academy, young Gerry has learned something of Donnay, In reetting his verses Invapolitics himself and the campaign prom- satirized prominent Parisians Thle riably jsee to be one of the most interesting of caused him to be rebuked and dismissed the congressional year. In order to pave an by unfeeling .building: . con tractor. lor the way for Winthrop nomination whom Donnay was an apprentice. " thC against Benator-'Gen-rRepubliean The poet was rated ae an Indifferent leaders must first placate Representative pupil at college, where he was educated Ambrose Kennedy, who has senatorial for the engineering profession. Donttay's ambitions and Is very popular with the latest play, La Belle Angevlne, which g voters In the Blackstons was produced for the ftret time last week, valley. Congressman Kennedy was edu-e- d Is scoring a hit. es in Canada and speaks French flu ently. The French are a very Important The long darting left which Ben Calll-codement in the politics of this state. The British bantamweight pugilist, kept present governor. --E. J, Ban Soucl, Is a part sent him a one of the delegates-at-larg- e n, and was . lieutenant pumping Into Gens Crlqul facs through of conventions Democratic to the out first two rounds of their fight governor under Winthrop.-1911 and 1914. He was a Wilson man In hers the last Tuesday annoyed the Frenchboth gatherings. man, with a atern countenance, conwho, Party LeadersAnxious. In 1911 there was a lot of pulling and tinued boring Into hla opponent, looking Because of the recent labor troubles In hauling among Rhode Island Democrats for a knockout. the big mills In this Industrial section of over the senatorial nomination. Gerry did Robert Budellne, Smile, smile, the mate, the Republicans fear that the not go after the plum, but It was known manager, exhorted him just before factory workers may flock to the Demothat he would make the run against Sen- the third round. repeated. cratic ticket this year as they did six ator Llpltt, If his party desired. Five "Our friends think"Smile," he you're worried." years ago a hen Gerry defeated Senator weeks ' before election day Gerry was face his with, Crlqul, In a whirlwind Llpltt short, but exciting, campaign. named. He mads a fight. retorted: "Look here. Boh; you go In Both Winthrop and Gerry are millionaires. there and do the fighting and Ill stay They are also good mixers and handHelps. Tammanyite Then here and do all the smiling." shakers and popular with common people. ComSoon after the campaign began. Crlqul went in and knocked Callloott At the and of his term as governor, him cold The 71 modore outweighed in called office hla Englishman Into Gerry Inthrop had lost none of hie popularity, New . . York an old and trusted friend. by ten pounds 'and the feeling among Republican polihis On knew the Calllcott General seasoned DeWitt Hamilton, a ring, entering ticians la that ha Is the only man In sight and he who can bent Senator Gerry. The latter Tammany politician, telling him that hie father was on his deathbed, died while the will be renominated without Peter, was running for the senate In learned afterward that, he at eon, Rhode Island and asking him if hs fight was in progress. the Democratic primaries opposition Senator Gerry has had a meteoric ca- wouldn't run up, look over the situation I! reer In politics. It was the famous old and see If there was anything hs could General Hamil-- ; blind bose of the O. O. P. In Rhode do for the youngster. Island. General- Brayton, Who discovered ton never hunted quail with a brass band. him and pointed out his possibilities to He slipped up to Newport on the night the Democrats. One day when the news- boat, got Into touch with the young can paper men were chatting with General dldate for senatorial honors, and went 3 Brayton, he remarked to a reporter on a over the situation with him. The general visited other section! of Democratic paper here that there was a the state incog and then started an innew millionaire In Newport. Better look him up," said the blind tensive campaign in behalf of young bees good naturedty. "He may prove an Gerry. In a short time he had organised the state In Tammany fashion, seeing to angel for you Democrats" It' that a representative of every racial was placed In charge of the work Is group Found. Gerry cut out for that particular group. EveryCntlami fms Page Oat The reporter followed up General Bray-ton- e where young Gerry appeared In the camsuggestion and wrote a etory about paign he was received with great enthe new rich young New Yorker, eon of thusiasm. The old camuatgner had at- sum to the total of (933,000,000 carried in old Commodore Gerry of the New York tended to that detail and other matters of 'the bill. Yacht club andconfldanti.of Grover nature.-Whehe had organ- Representative Padgett" of Tennessee, THeveland, William C. Whitney, Daniel liedpractical hlsRhode Island Tammany machln. the former. Democratic chairman of the Manning- and other leading Democrats in officered It with naval affairs committee, whloh formerly id an practical politicians and out of Tammany Hall. he slipped back to 'Manhattan prepared the naval bills, made one of the The Democrats nominated voung Gerry workers, aa quietly as he arrived in l.tt'e Rhode pr.nclpal arguments for the increase, I or the Newport citv council year Island. He had done hla work before the sorting the efficiency of the navy could and he eras elected. Soon after that there was Republican even knew that h waa In the not be maintained without it. The movea vacancy in the congressional delegation state. ment for the increase on the Republican from Rhode Island, one of the members This tlms Senator Gerry wll not have side was In the hands of Mr, McArthur, having died. The Democratic nomination the benefit of the aid and counsel of Gen Mr Vare and Representative Rogers of In that hopelessly Republican district went eral Hamilton or the assistance of his rich Massachusetts. .begging In th eleventh hour Gerry father. Both have died since his election After adopting the Vare amendment consented to run, and was elected. His llx years ago. , , the house, without division, adopted one offered by Representative McArthur, Increasing from 393,000,000 to (107,000,000 (.the s mount carried- - for, pay ef offleers and enlisted men In the next fiscal year. - Depend ON EROADttT tSTBTEEH MAIN & STATE d Cafes, Meeting Senator Peter Gerry Will Be Banks to Replace Devotees Arts ; for Place ofthe y Former Gov Opposed by ' . . and Sciences. ernor Beekm&n Winthrop PARIS, 4 Pricf ar QmtXy suits,! alwaysin good tasteywhich onlycmphasizr s the value that this price signifies Monday. Dozens of suit from our bwn stockthat sold at much higher prices have been reduced and now combine with this special purchase for the season's most rousing qn jULORED - sale Monday, tt, at 39.75. French-Canadta- LUCKY the woman who has waited until now to select her Bpring i the saving is so exceptional. There will be medium and, length jackets finished with smart string belts, maiK nish collars, beautiful ailk lining and novelty buttons. Each a dis f tmctive individual style, of fine nary tricotine or poiret twill. A sen sationsl value you will find at this reduction Monday, 39.75. Cri-qu- t's three-quart- er 4 blood-smeare- d, Value Pit Special, Monday OMEN will pick them up by the half dozens at this saving Monday, .Featuring pleated or tucked flounce styles the sateens in all c olors, including black, and the cotton taffetas in colors or pretty floTal designs. This season plain regular 1.25 line to" be featured on Value Pit in front part of store Monday only for. .7 , . , .. ,1. W ..... IIOICE afford ed t)f not--: tingham nets in border or patterns. In white ivory or ecru, 2V6 1X5 -- all-ov- (Our own importation) Black, Clocked Black .. Black, Clocked Black and White Gray, Sand, Chestnut, Self-Clock- ed Self-Clock- ed Self-Clock- x ed We believe tins to be the most-- unusual hosiery value ever offered in this eity. A flocked chiffon stocking in itself is unusual, and nf this price is little short of sensational. Stocking Is a beautiful ebiffon iheer as cobweb. Clocks are dainty effeeta. Colors nr the WANTED spring colors. ON 8 ALE AT THIS PRICE MONDAY ONLY r) 18 East Broadway. 000100000000000000 n n .n 0 -- 0 0 0 0 0 n 3.95 1 3.C3 85c Window Blind: Complete With Fixtures For Hanging were able to procure another special lot to sell at , this reduction. All are perfect, in size 36x72-incand choice afforded of terra cotta or green shades. While this ' , stock lasts Monday to be sold for. h kBp A Electric Trons 3.95 6.00 Lines Guaranteed One Year Priscilla iron that been used for years in hun dreds of Salt Lake homes-- A special concession from the manufacturer makes possible this reduction. In the popular TIE well-know- n . family size, complete wjth cord and EXTRA" tB5RJ6S: Special for Monday I Two 25c, 35c Hack Towels, 35o. " 25c Guest Turkish Towels, 14c. 2 Yds. 1.25 Damask, 72 In., 1.35. Quaker Nets Or Sunfast, 95c. 50cJequot Cases, 42x36, 42c. Iron Clad Sheets, 81x90, 1.45. .2.25 Pequot Sheets, 81x90, 1.70. 2.50 Aluminum Ware, Choice, 1.35. , Mop, With Handle, 79c. 2.00 Guaranteed Alarm Clocks, 95e. ' 79c Or Two Pilllows 5 ar stand. For 1.50 rooming houses and hotels welcome this special purchase that affords two pillows for the price of one. Filled with clean, sanitary feathers and covered with art HOMES, ticking. In thea countrlei before they may be admitted to the United State. The house resolution required only on year' residence. Another amendment Imposed a lne of (30e upon steamship companies whloh brine aliens to this cafcmtrr In exree of that th the quota. It alto require ehall refund th steamship company admisto refused aliens passage money ' sion. Senator Harrison charged that the Republicans had been discourteous towards Mrs. Lillian Russell Moor In Ignoring her report on the Immigration He said sh had been aent situation. I abroad by th president and that the committee had thown scant eourtesv to Mra Mr. Harding In not consulting rear , , reads With Pretty Scalloped Edges PREADS of this eharacter are nolonly ielected because C of their unquestioned quality, but they make the most attractive spreads for the bed as well, Finished with scal- loped edges and cut corners, J' J, in floral and conventional Trlbnae-Sal- t take Tribes Leased Wire WASHINGTON. April 15 The senate today adopted the resolution extending the ! per cent Immigration restriction law. The life of the present law, which expires June 10, 1933, warn extended to June 10, 1934, one year longer than provided by the house. As soon as minor differences between the two houses over amendments are straightened out the will be sent to the president. , measure In order to strengthen the restriction j I and prevent aliens reaching th United State after brief residence In Mexico, Moors. Cuba and, Canada, an amendment waa "I know that Mr Moor I an authoradopted requiring foreigners to live five ity on th subject ot the. stag and pos Chicago i, m nov- Marseilles q( Chairof senate RESTRICTIVE LAW TERM EXTENDED and fine and IBLE nets that are known for their durability also filets and notting-haof the very finest qual-- . . ity.- - In new 4X3 patterns. Of. April IS. Because of , 0 ' 6.00 Curtains with plain centers and elty borders or patterns. . is Again deferred man McCumber, the meeting finance committee Republicans, planned for Monday to consider procedure In the handling of the soldier bonus bill, has been postponed. It probably will be held about the middle of next week. President Harding's desirs that the sen ate pass the tariff bill before acting on the bonus la known iq coincide with the desires of some Republican leaders, but Senator (MoCumber has told senators that hs hoped to bare the bonus bill reported within a week. It was his plan to have the tariff bill laid aside ' so aa to bring the bonus bill to a vote. Several substitute plans for the house bill, with Its bank loan plan, have been discussed Informally among finance committee Republicans, but Indication are that a majority of them lean toward the house hill, with A possible elimination or amendment of the land settlement section. all-ov- er m BONUS BILL MEETING n n n n n n n 0 n patterns. In white or ecru . , lot will be notting-haIN this and filet curtains, ' all-ov- er borders, Bottingham, bungalow 3.50 Curtains to WASHINGTON, striped er and 3 yards long, ,. IS. Besides WASHINGTON. April hearing government experts, . some of whom have been summoned from "New York and elsewhere. Democrat of the senate finance committee. In their study of the administration tariff bill, are examining manufacturers and Importers as to the probable effect of the measure and on their line particular duties proposed of business. This Is all In preparation for the fight which the minority plans to make on the bill In the senate. , American valuation was under discusAside from this question sion today. the minority Is giving close study to the the provisions which would authorise president to Increase or decrease rates within a radius of SO per cent and to proclaim American valuation on given lists of Imports when In his judgment, after Investigations to be made by the tariff commission, this would be neoea-saryequaltze competitive conditions In the United States and In the country from which the Imports originated. The study which the Democrats are making of the bill may require more than the nine days allotted for the purpose by the committee majority. " Should that prove the case, they will request an 'extension of time beyond next Thursday for the fllmt,' of the minority report. Chairman McCumber plans to call the bill up next Thursday, but the fight over the measure may be delaied. some lime hfynrm loaf date the absence from Washington p'lLETS with novelty XJ DEMOCRATS PLANNING TARIFF BILL BATTLE Silk Chiffon Hose n "Featuring Fresh New Patterns for Spring, at Reductions to Interest Every Home 2.50 Curtains 4.50 Curtains . n n ..t .............. .... dal - BeautifulHand-Clocke- d . - Sateens in All Colon and Cotton Taffetas Plain or Figured ARE VICTORIOUS $2.95 1.25 Petticoats sibly on cosmetics, but I didnt know sh waa an authority on immigration." Interrupted 8enator Reed. Missouri, a bit Thirty-on-e Reported" testily. "I did not know U either uatU the The of th report city board of health president had selected her to study th for th week ending April 14 shows that Immigration question." replied , Senator there were thirty-o- n cases of contaHarrison. gious and Infectious diseases during that period. Of this number, eleven a ere case of chicken pox, seven of mump, HOTEL MSN TO MEiT. , lx of whooping cough, three of diphUtah chapter of the Greeters of Amertheria, two of eoarlet fever and on each ica, th membership of which la made tfp of measles and smallpox. Ftorri-foof hotet men. will banquet at th Healjr toys and twenty-thre- e girls were born during the week. Forty-tw- o hotel, In Ogden, the stenlng of Wednesdeaths were reported. day, April 19. It was announced yesterNO SHORTAGE OF SHEARIR. day. Following the banquet a dancing YAKIMA, Wash., April 15. Though or- Holger M program has been arranged Utah- Greeter, ganlsed sheep shearers of th Larsen, president Yakima will preside at th affair. valley today refused to go to work for Contagious Diseases as ur oth - 10 cents a head wag offered thet there la no shortage ofbynone union shearers to take their lead-- , Ing growers stated today. place, The union shearer are asking 324 cent a head their work. Th growers' avert thatfara shearer can make from (10 to (19 a working day at th rate. About shearers are employed In the VaJley, th union auerting that half of them era organized the woolg rowers, lQ-c- nl 1 . DATE SET. Th fourteenth annual Hahal congress and convention Will be held here April It was 9, n tl- nounced today. Delegates will visit mette, a suburb, where a Bahai tempi coating several million dollars is being erected Th Bahut causa la a mov ament,-f-or unity in religion, uitveraal peace aajn a universal language, BAHAI CONGRESS CHICAGO. April JJ 23-3- |