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Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST It hasn't any man. The "corn belt" lican national convention may (till be .Is a much better "consplrer." It has stated to be aa follows: Mr. Lowden. On th on hand, the "higher "vpa," "Wall strest," as "Wall who are following the regular New street" conceitedly, has nobody. In the meantime, the Republican York habit of clinging to great and politicians of tjie Empire stale are, On th other, the "newer element," most of them. Just as lost as the eminent bankers and heads of "trust." who are all on edge to "get going." soon aa Mr. Hoover will let them, aa They eannot but remember the disHi,1 astrous management that Mr. Hughes and who think they have th numhop by mall, with and th energy to make a local ber gave to his presidential rampalgn of MR. JOHN WEST 1K16. revolution, and. as they express It, They cannot but remember th to fill your erdere. to to York New a cause Stat to go carelessness with which Mr. national Republican convention for when senator, attended to his once an account tomorrow. Old Open with a new gospel and a fresh local political fences, and the defeat customers make no payment at which was thereupon imposed upon candidate. of time purchase. What th outcome may b la un him by th Democratic candidate for th senate, Robert Wagner. And predictable, but such Is th clash. finally, particularly If they come from upstate,, they fear that Mr. Butler's Ground Broken for characteristically aggressive attacks ' upon th federal prohibition amendM emorial Gymnasium 'Big Business" Chooses ment might prove to be highly to party unity if Nw Tork to The Tribune. should glv him any further great na- flpectsl Favorite Sons: UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO. Moscow. tional political prominence. Aug. IS. Lacking formal ceremony of ADMIRED. Business' Wants Hoover Tet CELEBRITIES they greatly and Justly admire any kind, th first ground for Idaho's celebrities of theirs. And war memorial gymnasium, to b built their1 national political vision does not on th campus of the University of go much beyond them; and In their Idaho, was broken Wednesday mornObservers Expect Divided thpresent Kyuw they might well go to ing, August 10, by workmen of the M. next Republics n national convention with a split delegation, and with C. Conley Contracting company of hooks, Hughes, Wadsworth and Spokane. Delegation From Empire three Formalities In connection with th Hoover, on their presidential line. Just of. 4h wmrmot 'to Wtihn' to see what they could then get by. eeeetfeMtr war centered in a dedicato Convention. th only political art they know tion ofdeadthe were ground In August. 193. by which la with standard John R. McQuigg, then commander of store bait. the American Legion. Ofl the other hand, there Is now In Additional ceremonies will com By WILLIAM HARD. New Tork, presldentlally speaking, a with the completion and opening of The contract calls for new, rare phenomenon. What might the building. 1927, Salt Lak Trlbun.) (Copyright. " of the memorial by Aube called "little business" has a can completion NEW TORK, All. U A visit of 1 of next year. Total cost of gust didate. It Is Mr. Hoover. Inquiry to th Empire state and to the New Tork is with the structure will be $297,409. metropolitan city reveal to tbe In- young engineers, young lawyers, business executives who are U. S. quirer that our Imperial and metro- young Pathologist followers of Mr. Hoover's business politan political minds of the Repub- leadership. t them have Visits U. of . Officials Many lican party are divided In the first worked Mr. on In or with Hoover place between three favorite son of more of his multitudinous scientific Special te Tbe Tribuo. They enterprises. New York, and, In the second place, or humanitarian UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, Moscow, are sealots for the new twists which Unb.ll.v.bl. as It m.y M.m. It Is between the favorite-so- n Idea on the Mr. Hoover has given to the departAug. 13 Dr. V. P. Tapke. plant panevertheless a fact that w are of- one hand and the Herbert Hoover Idea ment of commerce In the service of thologist In the office of cereal crops living room suites In this faring on the other. see in Mr. and diseases with the U. 8. depart"little business." sal at prvloualy unheard-o- f low of agriculture at Washington, The three favorite sons who bask Hoover no enemy to They business that ment Her Iss besutlfu suit any prlcssl D C. Is In Moscow, conferring with In the established regard of our Is big; but ' In a in him see most a oomblnatlon they great charming largest and mightiest and richest special friend to the business that Is officials of the university college of 0 f striped and figured vlour, with B loos reverslbl cushions, etc., at a state are the dlstlngulehed but reluc- relatively small and that la striving agriculture. well Th Idaho college, aa as other 1 tremendous savlngl tant Jurist. Charles Evans Hughes; to climb the hill upward. in th west. Is doing cooper- the able and courageous but InrloUnt They point to the way In which Mr. colleges smut control with the and casual and Hoover ha tried to develop "trade stive work In la James W. "NVadnworth. and the y associations" which will distribute to governmentth bureau and Dr. Tapke recently completed projreviewing energetic but also daringly wet all the firms in any given Industry ects la He work. and future outlining of Columbia university, the statistical Information regarding S resident spending some time meeting with ilcholas Murray Butler. trade conditions which until recently Acting C. W. Hungerford of the Dean "Big business" In New Tork has could be secured only by the statis- college of agriculture and J. M. Rae-dbecome thoroughly accustomed to all tical staffs of our largest "trusts." assistant plant pathologist In three of these names and would not They point to th way in which Mr. of the cooperative field work. he at all afraid to confide the Whit. Hoover has favored and stimulated charge Dr. Tapke already has visited sevHouse to the ownership of any one of research laboratories, both federal and eral of experiment stations them. Eastern "big business," as private, which would make free and throughout the the state. usual, looks for an arrived personalopen to everybody the Industrial sciity, an established character, a famU-- - entificdevelopment whicfc so often Minister lar name,- a safe sound. Eastern "Wg has been the exclusive possession of Mother naa to nave William ousinessthe research laboratories of our Dies in Her Sleep forcibly thrust upon It by largest and richest corporations. They Mark Hanna. It had to have William m . a ra Mr. Hoover's whole policy In Gamaliel Harding forcibly thrust upon regard th department of commerce as Just special to The Tribune. It by Mr. Harding's circle of friends so, much work for 'little BLACK FOOT, Idaho. August 13 In the United Btatea senate. Nothing bulness' " promotion legitimate aspirations. Mrs. Johnson, mother at the Rev. C. A. Is falser than to imagine "big busiPOLICY APPRECIATED. Johnson, pastor of the Baptist church ness" engaged In "bringing out" a Her In New Tork, where there Is of Flrrh, died suddenly early Friday candidate. It never does it. It Is morning. so much foreign trade, they especially not doing It now. Mrs. Johnson accompanied her son appreciate this policy In th matter of to Idaho Falls COOLIDQE PREFERRED. and while the activities displayed In Mr. there complained- Thursday of being Indisposed. It now would be charmed If the Hoover's department of commerce by A was who preconsulted physician name of Cooltdge could somehow be his foreign commerce bureau. That for her. Her son remained ae now organized and op- scribed conjured back Into political presidenbureau, her until with up midnight, when he tial existence for four years more by erated, tbey se as giving them the retired. When he went to her bedthe next Republican national conven- same expert of the foreign side at 2 o'clock he found that his knowledge tion: and, in moments when that hope flld that Is given to th big "trust" mother bad passed away.' grows dim, It, for the most part, re- by ita "export department." Mrs. Johnson had lived with her peats to itself simply the nearest and Of course, Mr. Hoover has his own son at Firth for about fifteen months. least strange and least alarming great straightaway political friends here, The funeral will be held from the Bapnames: Hughes, Wadsworth, Butler. such aa Miller and tist church at Blackfoot Sunday aftNo! The country need not have others; but the general lineup formany the ernoon at 4 o'clock. The Rev. O. F. the least fear that "Wall street" Is control of the. Empire massive Barton will officiate. Interment will state's conspiring to "put across Its man." pivotal delegation to the next Repub be In Qrove City cemetery. SPLIT GOTHAM 14, 1927. 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A Splendidly quaint early American design. Blended mahogany finished and decorated. Tour Spinet Table. Chair, and Drop-lea- f A charming suite In Anunf enamel, wlta decoration, of black and . (old striping, with motifs. conreoUonai floral Four Chair, of porolar Windsor design and Drop-lea- f Blgclow-Hartfor- d "Imperial" Axmlnster Rugs. Regular $85.00 Value. As a Feature Price PAY ONLY $4.00 MONTHLY r The greatest rug value of all time. The pile of this rug Is 10ft, deep and lustrous it ha that genuine depth whloh alone can ohea-ls-h the richness of Its colors, All "Lnpriej" Axminster rugs svre woven setonless and ' every pattern i made in a variety of convenient sises. IML VM II |