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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 9, 1923. Politics Now Entering Class With Permanent Waves in L I. Farmers and Votes Penetrate Small Talk at Bridge Parties and Teas as Easily r as Fifth Avenue Sales. will ret on a fendton forty feet square, lu It will be niodra work if art, machinery Will t and h.llrr.ff There al beaks In ail th leading language. "W don t know v hat tanguag the world will be speeding .""Weyears will from now." eald Harvec with the material tiee interpretive that they can be translated Inle th language of that day. That modern elvtliaetion aeroe day III crumble and fall la the belief of efllervay. He cites the present-dafort ef women to ba Ilk man aa a part ef th et!rr4 th In the eerly books and country with hi financial set only la he credited with making a of Bryan, but free eilver exponent with alerting many great unaneiai Among leadera toward higher goala. Itiem ar George E. Robert, then editor 7 paper in Kort dily fchaw. then a private Iowa, and banker in Haelteye. Iowa Both wrote be articles and mad 14 feet hlsh and y decline-Harve- in naney laeaa. Shaw berime ts oombet peeh aecretary of the Ire eury and Roberta controller of the trea financial aury. both later beoomlng leader In New Tork POUR OO TO I serial i The Trta. COLLiai. PRICE tee Hllla, fortaer pewg edl and tor ef the Price R, W. Creett, Jr., left thla wek for Columbia. "Wa., where they wlli atund the school of ournallm of tba Valvar slty of Mlsaourl this Ma sen. Kites Billings, deputy county clerk, bee re elsned hla poeltlen and left fer W.eh ington. D C , where he will attend the law cbno of George Waahlngton unl varsity thla winter. Prank Olaon. Jr. a graduate of the University of Utah and a son of Mayor W. r. Olaon of Price, left Saturday for Washington D. where be will attend the George Waahlngton university. y M0R4IA APAM. CeByrtgat, IMI. Coaeolldated FTa ) OUTafA.SlrTON. U I . 8pL I. .Politics la In th ah class with permanent war and th latest Pari model Mt! The lady politician think f It at ateadlly, and It penetrate her ama talk aa aily aa th Fifth av nua sales. fhla became apparent at tha Strang. nw kind of political mm In load. "Coin" Harvey to Put Phono tut4 by Paulina H. 8a bin. Republican national commit tee we man of New York. graph and Other "Curios" at Haybvrryland. bar luiurlaua South in Structure.' week. thla aaiau. aaiptoa Mr. Babla 'who la tha wife of tha Pemocratle president of ht (luarant, Truat company. Charles H Psbinl held y J. . W"iaHT. political tmuee party. i mrty-riv- e woman vine rhalrmen .f county com (Copyright. IMS. Consolidated Preas.) mlttee of New York and other leading MONTENE, Ark-- . Bept. 1 When famlnina polltlrlana of tha alata aver so re, residents of what now U ortbweatara Invited to har home for a at which final plana war laid for tha Arkansas break open a mess be pyrafaminlna strategy whlrb tbay davoutly mid her 0,009 years frero now, lit ac hop will bring tha Empire atata aafaly cordance with plans of "Cain" Haf Into tba O. O. P. column. '""J i Thla Innovation, which waa slightly vey, Its builder, they will be grewled Bora yon wil buy p A ramlnlaocnt of tha British pollilcul with the word and tune of the meet y of present-dathese Funo. They outnana pertlee,'wae a highly auccaaafiil characterstle piece of affair. With aurh aatuta haadllnara la ale. sre the ittpreme plsnoi What that piece ahall be la a ouestlon tha dlataff half of tha JU publican aa Sarah Schuyler Butler, vH yet to be decided by Harvey, builder the hifheit and most per-ferhalrmaa of tha alata committee and of the pyramid, but plana fer that far are definite in hi mind. daughter of Js'lcbolaa Murray Butler; distant concert ar exempliflction of Arrangements being made to Inthat veteran fighter. Halan Varrirk close in a vacuum In the pyramid a piano cr&fUmaiuhirWtbe Boawall; Mra, Arthur Llvernior. pres. late modal phonograph. It will be wcund Mant of tha Women' National Repub three compjenons pianos A nra up and ao adjusted that It will start lican club, and 'other of thair in tha finest homes in tha to guide tham neatly along tha tight playing when euuide air strikes It on that lutur day. rope of comblnad aoclabllity and pollti ' land. determination that th pyramid ahall planning, Mra. KaMa waa abla to atand ifl.OO yeara before It I to with tha result. "polat oprn4 prlda" la a part of the general achem of Har. Erea though they are tha Ww Charmlnf Vag vey to let civilisation of that day know coitlieit pjan.01, the cost what civilisation of IblaT age was like, Mar Vetee. ten years Harvey, who won fame aa Kr!y In tba party at a gardea for of owing apy en of th of William J lunchaon. In fact, Mlaa Butler begaa en ef th1 tooriginator tea been work, Bryan'g three .isne, anrunc about from (roup to group. is, iniignlficant tha pyramid. Already be, has "How charmlnf you ra looking, my lug on110.000 own funds on It, and when reckon its his of apent you a nat: And dear: wtit retching to rslse snd spends an additional value in satisfaction, presshortly tba aama group, balancing thair hopes i0.n"0. Jllle4 tongua and craaniad chicken Advanced age and HI hearth bav tige and performance. adroitly would ba enthuslaetlcally caused blm to dmibt recently his abll-I- t paofnlalpg bar that tha yote In avary y to complete the pyramid during hla election district would ba 10 par cant The IVason & Hamlin, lifetime, and ao be has arranged hi greater than In lsii. will to provide for continuance of th be side by side in our Knabe and Tba woman had a brief meeting en heard Chickering may hla death. work after day, at which en tone mala addreaaed store orierinf the most ideal arrangement for selection, Recently th foyer of th structure them, and an executive meeting tha fol. was completed snd Harvey presided In lowing day, but tha remainder of their ceremony. Aiding him. time waa taken up with a luncheon, an the dedicatory orchestra ef the Osark Indus informal dinner, a movie party and a waa an Sold on Convenient Termi. ., a part of the ceremony school and trial elana bake, which inclement weather tr&oaformed Into a plcnto at Mauntauk was the repeating by tha oreheetra of the worda: after Harvey Point, all Interaperaed with . tettnia, memberaaervea oneself pest by promot. BROS.-ROBERTbridge and much conversation, favor Ing"una S tha common good. A cheerful dir. ware characteristically vanity mtrrore, per with 'Hoover and Curtis'- - on the re. position t the sunshine ot lit. Ahome feel civilisation depends upon veree aide. "What a brilliant game. Mr. Eabin owners. Heirisnneaa la a consuming that burna out and destroya all plays," remarked one woman, watching fire bar hostess In a tennla match with Mra. that la pure and noble In the human race." 111 80. MAIN Thomee Heed- "Isn't her haircut fas. f"" The Harvey pyramid, aa started, will cinatlng? I do ao wish they had at least one good barber In Osatego county! By tba way, what baa happened to that barber over In your district who used to make the men ae cross whan h would gat excited about something while he waa shaving therfl?" Rural Women Are Well Informed. "Oh, dear, he's running for tha as. And all the women are wor eembly. rled to death for fear he'll win, be. ue. you know, he waa really get. ting t be awfully clever at halrdreaa. trig! t tall Uiem what they have to do la get all tha gin out to veta tha atraignt ticket." Republican ; rhrotiah onen doors and over, tran- eome In in nour peiora omnera ana : Just befere lights ge out, odd btta of "' I converse uona drifted. , i "You have a much esaierilma with the rural woman than we do In the cltioa," Mid one voice. "'How do you like thla perfume? Janet brought It from Pari a." "Perfectly lovely: I wonder If I can get some. 1 do think the farm women ar far from the sort they used to be. Now, of course. In addition to talking to every candidate In the county, they listen to the radio while they do th Here re. linoleums fit for yo tliebes, ride around In their curs, and read mere and ar generally Intelligent tisticslly colorful kitchen, your gaT and wl Informed " "What a comfort. It'a the deuce to decorated bathroom and the smsrtl bell house and Ting apartment per. ' suade some enameled blonde that there appointed sunrooru. New inlaid linIs something In the world more Imin oleums charaeterfifl patterns, portant than her manicure! They are or in coloring, as you always confused. One woman waa wor. subdued sunny rled t death about having to choose them. between two candidates for congress prefer and neither of them waa In her Pyramid Planned To Be Opened in ld, Next 50,000 Years mm at tha co. llery cornea from the breakers Into the railroad rare for abipment. Bom re. search wsa necessary before the tinting Succeeded At first th color mottled. becaue the coal la wet when sprayed Now an even, eaetar-eg- g effect has POTTSVILtr. Pa AP) PurpU been attained. The paint doea not wash In coal. off of. f tight a shade aa off with, freRthrclt teat, but niay rub te be almost pink, ts en toe market quent handling. Officiate of the com- bare. aay tinting has no affect on con. of the coal. At preeent only The tinting la a near preceaa In th fany Indudry. ueed te enable cen.u.n- - the coat of one colliery la colore. era is distinguish eoel by Ita color. The Philadelphia and Heading Coal and Idaho Sheep Commission which adopted th pur. Jrn reinpapy, pla shade, announced that tha celor Has $18,000 on Hand schema I sa endeavor te eeubllsk a hallmark of Duality, and to are vent BOISE. Idaho (API The atat handling of their eoal. whan mixed with other brands, without Indication Sheep mmlslon spent 131.111 and re. ef the ecart proportion a of tha mixture. celved IN1I7 from fee and taxea dar Coloring la obtained by spray Ins with ing th twtatr months ended August Cooi New Purple Trade ExReriment finI " 1n n IK says an'audlt by the state bureau brake .hoe of public accounts submitted to, the arm under the train ss It Ooesard roaa from the frou" to govern or. atop. alr Tha difference ws made up from the aeicdent and pulled Ihe to th tha balance carried over and from tha train. H was brought legislative appropriations, balance In general ooepital. " the fund waa 117. tM. j S. P. Brakeman Falls Under Train and Loses Arm ; a purple paint when the coal el A urn-pall- It J VeaaVI s ihA Mia. "- - vl iUeeew.wuh - - .fi I HM It fik I -- f I ! ; I t i lit Hi i I i I i i ' !r W- i' ii"! ili'H awsaaa AS V (Ot --A Saeiat' lUawoaW IS a oeaapieeeiv J" " ' 'ihH 'i ll I I i l"i'.' 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The most amazing achievement since the discovery of radio! Improvements and advancements that bring new beauty and clearness of tone new thrills of listening delight! dls-tri- cf Diamands, Tws Mtart. Two Paaa." A 'triage game waa In progr very ltttl progress In on corner of the spacious library. "Well, partner, I den t know If you understand a minor suit bid Ilk this, but I say two diamonds. "Two hearts. Mra. Jones. Do you find that th farmers In your county ar opposed to Hoover because of bis wartime "Vea and no. r Some ar and eorne aren't. A a rule, the farmer is not esao pecially bitter about that, and ha consistently Republican that he la anxious to understand Hoover's plans before he votm. (pass." "Two spades I fal"thaf whatever objection the farmer msy have on account of the agriculture situation ar - more than overbalanced by their opposition to Smith's prohibition Hand.' 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