Salt Lake Tribune | 1924-10-12 | Page 28

THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MOKJTCXG; OCTOBER 12, 102L powers of th Old 'World Into sharp tad fttiiDM bleed competition, I Mass Bvsrr Marsh Destiny's wheal turned irooothly att Lae IrUwM men ttl fonaaay. the Goddess of Liberty wu ok, , I'Mckirnoiii or Ttuuassy. SSS .... as the Spirit of Opportunity Pll bail ss Sases, Mt rest T b asp I Ulah, Ideas, as. stretched forth htr irmi in aa riM I vssa h4 embrace, anil out of the fclsteaf la V, II P discord aa4 strlfs there cam forth IHiir as Sanaar. see wear Is Is Import af mu - 1 ail da nsllnn 1 nrvliutt la ITllw la a aa i.u tnrj I Roiterl fKOMalaf Stands that tjuid la today at esrsn.ia steals peoples, the pinnacle of human achievement at Aeasrlasi the a wtasber 1 aa InlMa la as ss.lsslysir ia many realms of thought and enPress. Te Assarts! ass (at rnrorfin e all auurf la ses siansteasela credits t It aa4r sis IM deavor,. iiiIiiiI aim. Fitting, indeed, it is that the citiferal snbllshe aartta. zens of the United ftates should Aaalt ef the a la Ts rnbuaa bmM at OmilaOas. lslena the ideals and the accentremember Buhi s clreelaUat enll ka la( Tka Tubus, br tHe AMI Sanaa at ClrraiaUa. plishmeats of Christopher Columbns. tional Presumably Mr. Democrat for Mr. Brewer, who would rather see a Democrat of Stock's type ta the senate than continue Brook hart ia aa office where be eonld aid ia hampering ths admlaistratloa of Preaidsnt Coolldge, . assuming, of course, that tho president will b retained la bis White Hons peat as a result of the November etectioa, which seems certain. It is an open secret that the r- aoralnatioa of Brook hart ia ,ths recent Iosra Bopnbllsaa primaries was not relished by a very considerable element in tho parts ia that state. Mr, Brookhsrt's criticisms of ths president, his obvious arefusal to assist la bringing about Toolidge's election and his flat demand that General Dawes be removed from the national ticket have not helped to mend matters ia the Iowa campaign. Brookhart himself professes to be sorry that Brewer is oat of the race. He desired, ho said, aa opportunity to have his opponent e ousted in a Brookhart, it straightaway race. may be assumed, is pretty confident that he has a decided ode in the cos teat, aetpite the disaffection of certain Republican leaders. Ths extent of Mr. Brewer's fol lowing is problematical and tho ef feet of his withdrawal upon Brook hart's eaadidacy is, of eoursc, a matter of speculation. 6 teak sl.. ., aj aaa-ii- JTJDGB BTRATJP IS RIGHT. in. a. B.' Bg twits Special Al'Mf castere aafarttalas sae, WarM kiag , M Tart; Trisua bld( , Cslssa! Srsekest Ia an address published elsewhere Tmst kMf.. at. Lenls; fw Hdf.. Detrslt, HMt i Brmnt bMs.. Xaaaaa Ulr. at! tn The Tribune today, Judge D. N AH.nl Tnut Md.. AUaet. oe.t ... lac., reclfte feast- Strsuo. former chief justice of the ('. Moeeeeea Frss. aaa nimnutlia rhsaearr rim: Title iaaaraara aid., lea Asaslrs; state supreme court, says: Seetila. at The rtaviza aaraans at IsferaMtia "The people of this country are TrISsae era: he. 1 See Smsa, Paris, whose individual rraacs; 1st Pall Mall. Ussse. Ba(laa4i 1- the only people I a Mr aaa Uss. Berth, Oenaaai Sscal- ).. rights are protected snd safeguarded RaH. Itslr Hetsl. f ilrakaaa all la Wm a safe-enou- 1 rr. tar menace. te aat pest Trtsaaa, ssnv by Constitutional provisions; ours is koaw tka (Hi rlrraUltaa eraartarrM katara U ka aaat the onlv reel written Constitutioa ie e'rajek a. air. ea4 a eaar wm Strpw Vote V; How to Ktep Well By Trade rlc Jr Haakia. By Dr. W. JL Brans C. Oct . H elections ware carried by straw .voles av try boo jr you la be ham 7. baoauaa everyhady-woulwin. , This aphnrtam la attributed te a practical poiltlcUa Of the old aohooi wheae saperience baa led him te the eenctuaiun that the raealt ef a straw vote depends pr'marUjr upaa who takes it. -voce 1s This means that H a straw conducted by a hapubUcaa newapapar WASHINGTON. D. the showing mafia InevitaMr will he Cneettraalna aad (ratiryins; te defender of tha Rapublicaa faith. If It is tail en hy a Democratic Journal, the rraocraU will derive eorraepond-In- g Bom fort from R. If tha newspaper Is indapandent, tha prrnpndarance of tha vote will tend toward tha can. didate aad, tha laaue that has the paper's favor, If not fis active sup port. It means, for further example, thai If the straw vote ha under tha auspices of ehsm bars of commerce and similar buaineaa orsanlsationa, and ths question be one between conaarv-Stiv- e candidates and laauea on one aids and radical oandldatea and Issue en the other, eonaarvatlam In evitably will triumph Similarly, If the radieats assemble and count the will be to their voles, the result liklnaj. not mean that straw votes are conducted dishonestly. It Is inerery that like berets like. That la to say, tha readers of a publication ke follow It closely and with sufflnieBt Interest to respond to Ha reauaat for their views on candidates or lasuaa ar readers who opinions ar Influenced ar reflected - by the publication. Therefor they are mirrors that reflect beck th seme This doe to our etti taka C'tf giving personal guaranty zens not granted to any other peo pie; we are the only people pro terted against wrongful action of or ewa government. Ia his eloquent address, Judge SniuUr, October 12, 1924, opinions, Hanc It is that practical party ftraup went on to point out that DAT.' COLUMBUS worker do not attach a greet deal our constitutional courts, coordinate of vale to straw votes, except In protect where .there Is an unmis,.a we reckom time It wa 432 branches of the government, HAatMEK AXtt TOKOS. situation WITH takable preponderance of public senindividual "rights of citizens timent one way or, another. And In Tcftrt ago today that Columbus firat the Sidney Webb, presidsnt of the such situations straw votes are not against legislative encroachment. He set foot upon the ehoe of n amDhaaiud the importance to the board of trade in the MacDonald needed. PARTISANS. OVERENTHUtlAtTIC island of the New "World, the citizen of this protection afforded government and on of the strong OverenUiuslaetle partisans a often exsct Identity of the particular In the United states againit en straw (Meat the vary purpose of est of the premier's supporters, is vote hy caavaaalnc for votes among croachments of cither the legialaGve Island being still a matter of will ho friends and acquaintances aa the that short agree of the govern- quoted saying with them. Straw votes are iVut that uncertainty is a or executive branches show to which the cam election pep twenty-daway ment. supposed general ular wind la blowing But,.ln a alven mHer of Httls significance; eo i Com lag at a time when the seeds an city or state a comparatively few paign in Oreat Britain will Te Genoese the fact that the daring active and Industrious supporters of of discontent rs being fostered by especially dirty" one. Some of the a certain candidate may make a msy ot kTS been the very, first La Toilette tnd his political henchrhnwtnc for hlin tnat does not really arcampaign statements being put forth reflect public sentiment and that Is their one of major to sight soms part of the western men, using as borne out when Ihe actual baland Liberal not a plea for the weakening of by both the Tory lots are cast secretly on election day. hemisphere. The chief point is that guments adA an - Illustration that may be cited Indicate our Webb would that constitution, Straup's camps Jdge consent Columbns Is to do, however, with an Isby common dress has a particular significance. knows what ho is talking about. It suehavingthan with candidate rather honored se the real discoverer of Its reception by the people of Utah numerous polls, were taken four years Labor the to say that fair only on no the ago quee-tioqueatlon as to whether America, nd there can be is certain to be cordial, for the state ite are not at all backward ia re the Vnlted atatee should enter the tbout the fact that it was his rightfully prides itself up"on its Imnations. of Many of those league in kind. work that kindled tho fires of ex- munity to radicalism, upon its ad- paying poll. If not moat of them. Indicated which An indication of the fear a decidedly strong or majority senwhich, and discerery, ploration miration for and adherence to the timent favorable to the league and Liberal lead the and Tory possesses our participation therein. However. thus became the primal caune of pop- Constitution. will Labor ers the era counted that when the rotes government ftr With a clarity that is impelVng, show ulating and developing a region election the November the in up at the polling exceeding of the people was found lo beverdict that is generally acknowledged to Judge 8traup shows how, should I. vital character is seen in the initia ngrjnst the league. be, in many respects, the greatest os Follette's idea prevail, it would be tion of Another factor tending to detract between the negotiations from the of straw votes liee In value the globe. ex possible for congress to enact older parties to minimize the the fset that only persons of pro Hence it is eminently fitting that post facto laws, impair the obliga- two nounced views participate In them. contests. number of Tha average maa or woman will not October 18 be generally observed as tions of contract, abridge the right of Conservatives and the Failure take the tumble to fill out a form a national land in this land of ours. of free speech and otherwise impose to agree upon a fusion can snd mall it unless he or she has deLiberals the of celebration the since Ever convictions on the queatlon restrictions npon the individual didate led to the-- return, in the last cided asked aad wants those conviction anniversary of his which the Constitution now guaranIn wder thJit other election, of a large number of La recorded publicly held In 1892, the senti- tees us all against. may be influenced thereby. borites by minority votes. Xow people when the contests are Elections, ment In favor of proper regard for Prepared by a man schooled in the th? voters close, are not carried the deed of the "Great Admiral" law, practiced in the courts, and a the Tory and ' Liberal leaders who hnve made up theirbyminds weeks monthe In advance and are ready his steadily grown. Because the deep student always of constitu- propose io divide certain constitu and to go on reenra. even though anonydnte this year falls on Sunday, the tional matters, the address of Judge enciea and by a coalitioa reduce the mously. They are carried by the In Labor to two and field candidates, dependents or waverers, who are elow legal holiday In his honor will be Stranp deserves closest scrutiny by is ef tn form their Judgment, and who coalition. the If agreement be swung one way or the other kept Monday, with, appropriate pro all citizens who are genuinely confected it is almost certain that tb may In th very closing hours of a cain- grams .and ceremonies in most of cerned with tho . welfare of th ;.;.. ....;.,.,- i 4 Labor representation ia parliament palgn, the cities of the United States. when every effort Is made to nation. Kvn be rut down will ths tomewhat; Insure an absolutely fair and Impar It would be trite and futile to main difficulty lies ia harmonizing tial distribution of tb straw rot KEEP THE PARK SPACE. set out in detail the history of the hallota. such as sanding them tn evthe traditional feud between 1he ery immortal first voyage of tho humble tenth name In a city directory, It would be unwise for the city Tones and Liberals. In or every other name tn a telephone rid weaver; every grade student in the or every third name in a commission to grant the request made ings, for instsnce, the Liberals directory, vot-- T list of without republle scnools has been required to to to decline will doubtless affiliations. It la ineviwith gard the of at party the merge for ground e conpurchase memorize dates and i tat masts retura th table that the Tories, preferring a Laborite to largely from those whoee will om cerning it. Tet there are certain corner of Soirth Temple1 and Thirdecided ard who are Interested In their natural political enemy. phases of the great event that, teenth East streets, for several reacreating or Influencing public sentiwomen a fore than have eeorepf standfrom a ment. viewed philosophic sons. In the first solace, this land, been announced as aspirants for STRAW VOTINO STILL OOES Off. point, may be profitably considered. a site a in for as the commons. of seats house is which At sought feverthHese, th straw voting scoe Bo far as the record shows, Coon campaign after campaign, pierrlly lumbus was one of the true pioneers church chapel and amusement hall, the head of the list, to be sure, is and th results ire tabulated, proAmerican-borold our the friend, claimed end nnnlrsed as If thn result of his time. He reasoned for adjoins on ths north the Thirteenth were involved of tha election Its'-Astor. Nancy he defied traditions, and, per- East reservoir. The The present year Is no exoeptlon in J. city is growing, reetteet.' this bett of be was fired with its water needs are urgent and it is all, haps REGISTER AND VOTE. Indeed, with a fight n amtition and teal that refused n for the presidency! there seeme entirely possible that future develis said that owing to continues! Eto be unusual Interest tn all pre it to be quenched by rebuffs or killed opment might call for the enlargeelection statistK-- inai migar turnian by the Interposition of obstacles. He ment of this particular unit. The agitation upon the subject ef the an Indication aa to what will happen dreamed Newspapers, large snd great dreams, he was city now owns the land and should deinquency of voters in the matter In November. and magaxines, are asking small, stirred by an Insistent call that of making use of the elective fran- their readers to Indicate their presi it, if for this reason alone. keep would not bo stilled, and in the dential preferences; passengers on Then, too, the site in question is chise that millions of these are canvassed, weok-en- d Mains progress of the initial voyage, when elose to one of the most beautiful guests tn hotels ar poled, and to will march the three timorous polls sailors to insisted upon, residential conventions and similar districts of the city, are asked to contribute to "turning back," the "unconquer- where, as it happens, there is at weeks from next Tuesday and do gatherings the sum total, of advance Informaable soul of tho commander shone no public park or play- their fall- duty as citizens and pa- - tionto a tn which war the cat la like ly lump. forth." It has been reflected in preeeat one groajp ow newspapers ground. A project to psrk the land riots. Should the prediction prove dally the results ef poll taken In a story and poem, one of the latter involved has been in the' minds of to be true, we have no doubt of doien different cltie representative everyone will recall, "Sail On." residents of the neighborhood and of an section of the country. A Then, again, one may well remem- of members of the city commission the result. Deep down in their eekly publication ts affording mil more than half as lions of voter a of ber that jealous enemies of Colum- for several hearts those majority great years. The district needs who mitllone as actually went to ths have the right to be classed as many bus encompassed bis deprivation' of a polls In 1910 an opportunity to reg park, and when funds are avail Americans citizens are loyal to the ister themselves Coolldge. for the) honors due him; he was reviled able this should be provided: But it or for La Follette. And In all United States and are willing to fiavla, and Imprisoned, and wore the chains would be these poll th voter are asked to impossible for the city to make sacrifices to promote the wel- Indicate how they voted four year of Ignominy. For long It hns been create a park on the ground should fare of its go, In order that It may b .shown the custom of the world to discredit It be permitted people. Unhappily, vast whether to pass to private or Cooltdgs and Davie are hold numbers of these men and women ing thlr .normal party strength snd its greatest benefactors, and the chorea hands. Fnlletl la getting th whether more than four centuries since the The city has a good park system liavo not always shown their faith most of bis eupnortera foom the Dem their works or occurrence and have ocrats remained f this th by Republicans. too re none much now, but it has And 4b practical party leader. If event have by no means entirely serve lsnd which can be created into at home on election day. Patriotic asked hi opinion, will any It' a but eliminated this tendency. too t shame visit that all the money and effort lasy parks aa the city grows and occa- enough, perhaps, Is that put Into th taking of being W the election booths Slso or ths registratrue that after making sion demands. It should It these straw votes could not be dekeep the tion offices. ' three other voyages, four in all, to assets which it now has. voted to the actnal organisation work There ars indication's that there of tha several parties! the western world, Columbus died Psrtv committees take thstr own has been a general awakening this straw votes, MORE MUDDLING IX IOWA. or what ar the equivaignorant of the worth and signifiof tmw votes, and ar far more lent and that mere people will reg- cance of his work. This, too, is not What may or may not prove to year reliable. aj-These th poll a made vct ana voie man ever Derore in by preclnr The. pages of history exceptional. committeemen, sixty the history of the country. But we thirty snd ten days prior to th elecare thick with the names of geniuses be the beginning of the long-he- r and they are never made pubwho bad to "die to be appreciated""; alded coalition of regular Republi are not inclined to let it go at that tion, lic. Chairmen may Issue etstemeats Txfls show thus and of poota, statesmen ud philosophers cans and Democrats in Iowa, through Many who have good intentions at saying their o, that I all merely ao much prooe- the luster of whose fame grows which Republican opponents of the present time will fall by the bet ganaa work an is to be taken with wayside unless continually poked ia salt. brighter with the advance of years. Benator Smith W. Brookhart These ar relUNe to th hope the ribs It was considerably more than a by the newspapers and their gree tnatpollthe party organisation ta to about his No ia defeat the bring more efftdeet. The and alert tho fellows. after gned preciect enmmit-teema- n enterprising eentury . discovery of knows M not meat. personally the Let vember to America before the first settlers have de election, appears jolting proceed until the all. of th voter m his tMlllwirk. who planted the seed of the nation veloped in the Hawkeys state. last one of the delinoneata ia sad when he report that there r so many for Coolldge, so many for that WM later to be "conceived in Luther A. Brewer, the former Cedar registered. Davta. ao many for La Follette. and so many doubtful or undecided, h liberty," reached ths rocky coast of Rapids pablisher, who recently aa DAYUftMT. know whereof h speak. He also tho Atlantic, but through all that nounced his independent candidacy One of the pet storiae of Tex Rlcx- - know that If th result on election doeen't beer ont hi advaac figlong intervening period men faced for the senate seat held by Brook day nrni promoter, la abeat a poker ure he wtll probably loa hi Jn sis came mat took piae la a mining hardship and dared death that they hartjg charging that Brookhart a ao ha le not likely te committeeman, n n.iifp it, or attempt to font nv- , might solve' th eerets of this new longer wae representative of tho Re miera s totsther one ilHt foe himselfwnea a as doing hla pre ooy ise r same ana ware aaowte m 6y a world, might add te the sum of publicans of the state, baa with- atnrrn election that UaUd tor tha ninth l material and wealth drawn from the race. Ia withdraw. Although thry probaJhly ka4 not toOOe knowledge, gala AND THEN TROCIH. reaj monar tmonf tnem. br tee bring renown to their nations. big, he asks his supporters and all in tlire the ninth. una they were anew tatfs-.rvnit ei.ima Then, ia ths early part of ths other regular Republicans to vote for max in wa-ret asadrada Of enoi a mlneT t, aa . a i i m. W Krjuwvmi seventeenth century, it began to be Daniel F. Stcck, of Ottumwa, Demo enH f dollars. j os. m, mr. stsr; On tha ninth dar tha earla wwa cur choicenmwuiu v well of partner for life sheara understood that this western cratic candidate, against Brookhart. dealt and one men annoancad "that that tar Judgment I not to bo eom- continent held treasures beyoad corn- - Stock, oa .Wednesday of the pres a woum opea trie pet for 1104 eo. pared with year then of eun paaetratad Just far putation and opportunity too great ent weekj violently attacked Brook tst carjin, maieaunc mat the storm EXCUSED. - - for finite minds to comprehend, and hart and Wheeler ia connection with wme over. "Johnny f VA'hat do yea mean -- "HI ae your hundred thouaead.' enmmc to school with following hard upon this realization the Dougherty investigation; prior said one of tha other man. "and raise that disgraceful conditio" came a period of exploration and te that timf) he had characterised tou Ofty, cents cash. L "No c ferok up the tmm: Cvrt-j- , .1 Tan' And that ase yoor Tathers comhT" t youmum.' colonization that brought the La Follette's candidacy ar a Ba tn Leuisvuie courier-Jouria- t. I "No. hair, Exchaave. Balara at vka .Hillto at kalt atataar. aa arraaa-rtaa- i die-put- 1 " three-cornere- , - d 'lwsr . a hlm-eci- -- J X three-corner- s del-gat- pblii rr 1- -a epoch-makin- A Lin o Type or Two Hw t th Tjlaa, le tfcv g . OICAY Of OCCIDENTAL. . COLTUAS. . LDlee aorcathing radical Is dona, European euatur lroBed. Br Ka ropeaa culture w me the rwltur of the Occident that of weatara as rope, the America. Australia. Xew Zealand, and tt Kuropaaaiaed parts ef Afrit. Stoddard, ta tlrs tasrat. The Rising i 'oa of color," say tha power ef Ewopaaa eeifr - struck twelve la ! aad attic the, or for practhsaUy a ajuanar a century! n aaa e on th down trad. That Is, tha whole group has been oa th dews grade since that" date, though sea group hav differed front each ether. On the on hand the dnwa grade of rranc pegaa lltiy rsars aero, wall certain other group, probably Oer- many for oae, hav aeiy reoently be Sua to slamp. r the Impending Eaton, accepting oowmau or ef ta culture r wwtera Europe, dieeaiaeee tb that a regenerated Reasi possibility aiay aasun world 11m Important doralnatloa. British rare bygieae group argue from tn impending oewarali of European and Aawioaa atvHUaticn as a Premies. Siemens thinks nothing wfU av a from the fall of tiresoa and Rem except radicsj changsa la our method. He says: ' la spite of aSt their external brilliancy, the civilisations nfOreaee and Horn had feat of day, their downfall waa unavoidable, for care was ant taken t maiRUaa a sufficient fertility among the capable who war the real girder of civilisa4 tion." SI mans differ front st writers oa rare h glaaa la that be prophase a rone rets plan fee tb salvation of our civilisation.. Our capable steeple must have more -ehlldrea. The aver-ir- e family ef ewe- capable people must embrace four children. ' .... An ecoaemle premium must b put on famille of that else: Wages and salaries must start with a maia-tenan- Ki. When th family has three children the wage must go UP substanl tally. substantial Another booat must Core when th fourth child 1 born. Whll the Increase may continue for a fifth child. H should not go beyond that point There should b no bonne for th first ar second child, and none for any child beyond tb fourth or fifth. Thee boauece are to b given In varloua ways. Among people working for th government they win come as Increase In salaries. Among others ae adjustment af taxes. .Tb childless will b aclally taxed to support the third and fourth, chit In the allotment of aerioul dren. tural lands, rents will be fixed to favor the famille with tear children nd to pen alls other. Th Inheritance laws are to be No ehHd win ha allowed to changed. Inherit mors than of an estate Inheritance taxes will b uaed especially to aupport th third and fourth children. Th limitation of th famille of th superior Individuals Is In response to economic urge.! Sie mane' plan ia te make R economically advantageous for the capable to have families of three to flv children. - ona-four- N THIS HOUSE. DANOSR Mis D. P. write: Will you plea give ma your opinion regarding a house built next to the sfcabie where horses and trucks are kept, especially I where no partition of brick, hut only a thin wail of piaster' Can such a place b healthy T la-- winter there I a strong odor of geenllne ta the morning when th trucks ar go-In- s; thr aa outsider there out, and to a strong odor of th hoee. Tb low ceilings and opinion upon tb looked for. I her npon entering house la mnan, with small windows. Tour ubjct Is annloualy BErTT. - aias fall where iaay saaj TM hav been Introduced by Thomas from To to 1009 feet atratloa, wlh Coryate; bat aa lata a th revolution a outstanding summit. . ; Its few English nobeemea owned f more thaa a down. Did a pep aVaa, aeqilaete hkry Q. a uocsor? B. P. a Q. Where are th Laramie mounA. Hlatary Moarda that Badlct e, tains? A., ht. E.. . II awditatsd upon aoaalaating a .A- The Laramts mountain ar a bat dGded that tat wae of the Rocky mountain In and barn ad the document which BiKbaMra mlng. It aegis a on h had prepared oo. the subjeet. th aoath beak of ta North Piatt river in - Natrona county, saaisshsi Q. How much do customs receipts of the center of th at at a, amount tot P. . jeoisth.' nd for th fiscal la a aetitaeaetaHy dire. A. Cuatom one Albany and lerassi coaa. vaar 111 war rscelpU UMli. the lard- tlil tie, beistsr ret hv ta. trail not ever collected darbnf on reeas is mostly a broad upland ret T )iaJ ef sue-tam- ON sORTOaELLO ROAD. What weald yoa a K yo chaise a d to meet a sailor. One flse summer moraine, oa Porto hallo Road f H'd nar you earslas look Just to get h ta berinsa Rfd tip ye a knowing wink, to fool th barrow man He" whisper, "nativ athrer." whaa you'd hardly dared to hop K. Of th aaaer lltti casket th Uttla Malar cnalet That you found, yoa reeky beggar! lurking la a dirty aaa. Aad he'd tell yea hear th women. when they chance to roast a aallor (If he gats a chance to stretch Us leg a hit anon th borl. Com, softly stepping- - near bins yet . they r star tbyre timid, ins). H'll Umtl a bit. and If yea ' m0 ahow hi tattooed am: Red heart and blue aupenta, twist av arouna n The red bits Ilk a silver and th blue tstuff make yen a never. And If H last forever? It nuts, aad what th harm! wm th brave days flash ap, whs Strut yoa thoueht te be a aallor When you planned to lav the dull rout oa anoonltsht nlaht la May? Whan th aaa wind' mod So lift you And th sea wind bad it way with . Until yoa settled dewa aad mad shift to aaa your lead. That's what t did, wha I chanced to meet a aus . When I ran asalnst a sailor- Per he want ene way, and I went another. Aad we'll meet a gala an Porto- beiio -- nvr avsaa. . ' Richard Berac. CAN'T PINO IT. ; SEND IT IN."t RtnLt Bfor that UtU hook leaves your hands, won't yoa please find a place tn It for Toe," a contribution from th pen of A on lee eubitahad about two year ago? If yoa don't waii. u you don't Til Juet 1 read year old Lin a longjut as 1 Qcfobdr Dollar 8a!o Every Item Embedlae UNITED Bi Oellar uNty. Worth MOIAY-O- Crystal White Soap, 25 bars . . ; $t Tall Canslimited Milk im . .12 Cans $1 WHEAT SHREDDED BISCUIT sua aH-d- ay LltlY'l fin 1JS UNITED BREAK PAST I COCOA $1 SEEDED OR SEEDLESS can $1 BOA 10 - r 13 bars $1 pkg. $1 SV.-L- BCHIlXINO'B BAKINO POWDER SI SOIXANTE-QUIN2- White King ' Soap Combination e i Six 10o bar Whits King pkg. White Kbit iOc Seep, Waafclnf Mahln Sap two Ws bars Mlsslsn Ollv Toilet Soap, and 10 bar Clement Almond Tellet Sea NOt NOI 8hall I go for Igo Whll yott crow for Crow? Or will you crew tor Igo WhH t go for Crowe? 1 Value All for S1.40 Soap Dollar Sale Prsntlm) a ramarfcabl u atek epporhunlty PLAT CANS CHIC SALMON NO. 4for$l ae PORTOLA for$l - TT PRUITINA II CORN cans $1 SUNSTRAND . I CANNED ORAPEPRUIT cans $1 10 ' SS well-dress- . MOUNTAIN MADE JAM cans 5 cans $1 17o KATfTViIXB R. H. It. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. Q. What ta broom, eornt B.'tL P. A. Broom eora ts a oteart ef the order of gremtnea. generally regard- VKRV ESSENTIAL. ad a a natlv or th East Indies and said tka Bandar acheoi cultivated for th manufacture of ..."Regtnaid.: SHrlne a I nil n tha hss brawn and whiakr bruehea from th .k tiamal aevsnant, "ceo yoa tH me the pn pentclea two thing aesa rv to baptunsjr 'Tea. ma am. sara Heginaio. - wa Q. By whom were Tforks fh-Into England D. K. W. ter snd a beby.7 Rverybod htaga- A. Into Kagtand fork ar aaid to . y sta. - PUMPKIN afraid yoa would object to him ber. cause he I a father The very reason T didn't, my desr. Aaverlcaa tegioa Weekly. cans 8 prtae-flsrhte- $1 CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS 10 cans $1 SO PEAS. cans $1 oruSoALT Vu II $1 TnowTJaT 'jT X PEACHES 4 cans 4 tOe ROSEDALE CHBWTJBRFIBLXi. PEAS Hi , (1)J $1 $1 28e SPRINQ OARDEN 5 6for$l SOe ill "I KRAUT $1 DAVIS CO. E. eV PEAS cans 6 ' i cans SO for $1 3 up at real savings IS OESERET JUNE PEAS 8 ASPARAOUS PIERCE'S SO 4 I CAN WOODS CROSS SARDINES 7 $1 Canned Goods LARGE t3 - . RAISINS 14 Th were all convulsed Dr. Harry Kmerson Foadick becauseawpapr bad rejected the Preebytarlan church and ald h wouldn't Join. W walked-pasth Fourth Preabyterlaa church expecting to see th wrsck-- r ytrday at work taarWig It dowa. But It till stood Just as heor and there was not a workman In. sight. But mayh th PreabyUrian eat here bad not heard the neWa Maybe they had sever even heard of Xr. Jarry Em' erson Posdlck. Ob, horrors! your. for $1 7 pkgs. $1 PALMOUVE TOMATO CATSU-P- LOE. LOQ CABIN ' SYRUrW ... PARLOR Each$l pkgs. $1 6 t fvo. BROOMe A. J. PANCAKE FLOU" - lbs. $1 70 - O'S I LIDO rLAKES 10 pkg. $1 . POTATO, 8 picas. $1 O- price) SELECTED K CORN Sam's hoys, too tomb pour la patrl. No easnce for burying detail to do their work th ehelline-- ia too hat around St. Ktlenn. Corporal diver, twlc winner of the D. It. C, disappear In a flash of flame aad moko a TT has mad a direct hit. Soon we meet be relieved, aad t doa'l mean naayhe, for If M Isn't aeon there'll be of nobody to relieve. Twenty anlnut hell fro and ep toward Hhlma, then work for th atretchar-beera- r. And now humdrum To the ef tic at t, bom1 at task. 10 sale alow, beam i aulet, boa groachy. Attar alL what price gleryf . t thl U ana t euatsmer (Milk 5 . fra Ink I Never Wheat OCTOS) ER S,- - tttS. White chalk fields In Champagne Binac-MoRldg just ahead. Marines f th Firth aad Sixth tn foxholes all about. Cadaver of Oer-man- a, a few Franc, plenty of Uncle ,t DIPLOMATIC CONSENT. Daughter Oh. Daddy, Tra so glad you gav Ooorg my head! I waa a CITY DELTV1ET 11 avr llv. raJ-oS- a , T&LZ This Week Our Big ... CREAM . T ' IS CAN EAOLE CHILI ASPARAGUS o?"Lv cam 1 Cans $1 8 SO OPTIMUB STRING BEANS 4 cans a MINCED SEA CLAMS 5 CON CARNE 6Jorl cans $1 3 $1 cans $1 40 LARGE MISSION TUNA PISH 4 Cans $1 kmg-Tay- st " Utah-Idah- HiTEflllATIOnAL VUY? LIOTCH 5-l- . TRUCKS , ; of America Wsst 4ti South. Salt l&ks (Sty, Pboao Waaatch 1417. he Mart ad then, aieaa'dv asi. A hundeed pas at will b thl week. Thss ae th fsney lebetod Mtehlean Concorde that yao hav aei waiting tor. . Buy oarty, buy liberally. 'Th ar fa regular large else beeket. tfrd ASK TDETill While Aboot They Lart lbts.-...;.....- Bsjiket . of . Preston, Idaho, High Patent tW - as ...... b. Concord Grapes Will Arrive Tomorrow ' ,. All for $1 Our Car of Michigan Litcrnrilional Harvester Co. 433 TURNIPS CARTON SODA CRACKERS BBL. GINGER SNAPS IBs PKG, GRAHAM CRACKERS SOe .4 lbs. $1 .Full Cream Cheese. can Skookum Sjjup . . ... . . , $1 Old Dutch Qciinscr. ... . 12 cans $1 20c Pierce's Hominy . . . ; 6 cans $1 School Supply to.- School Supplies. 155 South State. 1 'LBS. 4& All for $1 ' o LB. CABBAGE M LBS. ONIONS S LBS. CARROTS 10 vi ft fJOO, '-- V i IT II rf-v- - d-- ; atd ' e e t - fume eayd ssonex-Id- e M. T. HEAD. from th truck aad stable odor from the horse eaa pas through W admlr civic pride, hut w resoaurh wall aa you deeerthe. The vttte oppose ths plan im Washington ttlattoa of such a piae might b ao lutely to a aroas statu of It erect poor aa to exeat- aa whole sow co- baseball hero, Mr. Joaison. andgreat put nditio. dom It oa th of th capitol of top. It I not Impossible that th air with the' In out nam electric spelled would aositala joagh arbaa Besides, lot of people might lde to cause chronio carbon monoxide light. think It waa Magnu. ,. polaoalng. These are poeelbtlltie. TO ANCHUSA. ' Hav sn Inspector from th Jiealth R. H. L "Th Cafl ef tha Radio!" depertment pa on Tear case. I havsa't had a thrill like that I seen wrlttea arauslc Ilk that haven't CHILD HAS RICKETS. Sine I first read) "A .ady Uvd ia Mrs, B. P. S. writ: In your column. Lesbos" 1. Does pasteurisation of milk kill ANON. tha vltamtne contained? i. If ao. how mach end liver oil. PAOES IN THAT MANY HOW besid fruits aad vege (shies, should SORAPSOOKt be given an 1 months-old child with R. H. L.: I hat to yen this alight rlokets te furnish necessary bet we've heat yea te it eaenpillng Por three year my psi I. The child le awn getting ana your book. dipped aU th beautiful bath. How can I tell when he ts nd I hav thing come of the ordinary oneo completely cured of this disease T aad ah aad a fw humorous oa REPLT. Bh 1. No. It lessens the amount of mad th book. anly eailad It Favorable Poama ta he lure, Thsra's vitamin i rrass-fe- d antiscorbutic cows. Beyond that. It ha no effect. nothing elaborate about that but It 1. Olve htm as much fruits aad hold everything that has made th normal children of hi Line dear to all of us for at least lb vegetables rears. Here' hoping your three but inBioketa Is not age are getting. half aa good aa mine. fluenced either wajr by paatesnita-tlo- n book A. St. of milk or feeding of fruit and vegetables. COhsKBACK. SNAPPY THE Lack of aimatlght la th prlaclpel Refroed Sir: This Is surely a nice reus of rickets. That lack you are th street gupntylng. A teaapoonfui of cod Jtver refined city, t wss crowing la oil twlc a day th other day whea two ample. S. Ae far a th treatment goes dame la front of m tna to get run over hy a big truck. Tne driver or why stop It everT As to ths cod Bver HL if the child thl track stuck hi head oat of the needs It at an, keep It up In aam what th hetl they war until th do short, dark, cloudy refined toway, do. Whereupoa on of th of winter hav given way te trying day esca. too nice, rrino jaoi nee.-snappca th sunny day of spring, "Aw, pun in yer Ksnneaiy Gasolin '"a s' 1 its ni p r n us i : :. i P I .V;::. :1 .