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Show THE SALT LAKE TJiUU XE, 8 SOVIET PLANTS -- W gee." This combat between what most IIIIIHlIIrlIIIIMI!IMlMMi I CONTEST congressmen are actually doing and what an Increasing number of them are actually thinking Is the subterranean fact which, makes it impossible to predict that the tariff question In the United States is going to be genuinely settled by the legislation now walking Its way into the statute National Menf and Affairs J By WILLIAM HARD. FOR EFFICIENCY books. (Copyright, 1929, by the Consolidated The essential character of this Press Association.) legislation, after it leaves the house, WASHINGTON. May 26. The will not be changed by the senate. take the bill as it new tariff blH is for the moment on The senate willhouse Government Starts Drive th? road and will simply to triumph. It win De passed comes from the u.. ,. , nf ronrpscntativps next make it. as one might say, "more so. Waste; Against Factory Tuesday afternoon in full haipiony Almost every spacious element In Workers Cited. with the final recommendations of our population will be as the phrase by the the Republican leadership of the goes, "substantially satisfied"the house and with probably only a very bill. This is the reason why members voting' position to it in the house on the By WILLIAM RESWICK. Republican it These dissident Republi- - pubWan side has been so generally MOSCOW OF). Due to a high perwill be off set, to some consld- - flattened out. centage of waste, weak discipline, low cans The corn fanners are the only erable extent. Dy aemocrauu mem worker of individual the productivity who will vote in favor of the really large class of farmers among berg ;id other similar causes, the Soviet bill. us for whom the bill could have done Industrial plan for the first hp If of There Is outrightly rtrong pro- "omethlng and for whom, neverthenot DM current economic year has tectionist sentiment along the extra less, lfr is doing nothing. The increase been carried out fully. A consider-bl- e ;outhern frinjre of the Democratic in the tariff on corn from 15 cents to to as compared underproduction, south, in Florida and In Louisiana 25 cents a bushel is an empty gift. Uia plan, has been especially marKea Imports of corn are negligible. The A, in coal mining and in the textile in- ,it i.i-- l" nroducers arc exposed to! effect of a tariff of a million dollars ftHtn. mr0adi of competitive products from a bushel on corn would be negligible. With a view to increasing the out- - . Wfij Indies, where' What the corn farmers really wanted joo alld fix next cUmmte is warmer and the wage: war a stiff tariff on black strap mo- put of industry in the. has a enn'rst "Socialistic months, rciit it lauea ana on sago ana tapioca in recently been proclaimed throup.ftout One of the mast eminent oi rexasi oraer to promote me usr ui corn in the country. The nature of (his D 'nocratic representatives has re-- i the manufacture of industrial is as follows: regarding the new bill "it ho! and of starch. They are not get-t- s a good Texas bill." He intends ac- -, tin? it. Corn is our largest crop, by Soviet Industrial Plants (xrdingly at this moment to vote for far. in acreage. InThere Is a chance Under Strict Direction. this respect may that the senate it Soviet industrial plant?, factories O'Connor of Louisi- - do what the house has failed to do. Representative all other mines and state farms pledge each ana. a Democrat, has comprehen- Virtually important clauses of farmers have been con- other to fulfill industrial and finanslvely declared: cial plans mapped Out by government "L'ike most of the people among slderably "recognized" by the bill, experts. The items in these plan; in- whom I dwell, I am a rational pro-- i The dairy farmers clude lowering the cost of production In the fullest and widest creases. The vegetable fanners get bv 7.5 per cent. raising the productivRnd deepest significance of thel increases which in many instances 17 dcercaf ins cent, of are prodigious. The cattle farmers labor by per ity words administrative expense by 20 per - Many other Democrat:, in that gen-- ; get a quite drastically heightened cent and increasing the total output crrl region including most partlc.i- - tariff wall against the cattle farmers of Soviet industry by 21 per cent and of Canada. hrlv Florida', are also nfull. wide, .. k . . .. . l.. . ., . uuc uwiuujiiu; Enterprises, which by the end o' ion uui uinnx, protectionists, some oi ir.m tlie current economic year sl;ow ber:t will vote for the bill and virtually n harmony with present accepted rr.ults in canrini; out these terms, none of them will offer to ihe bill any principles of "tariff construction has be declared winners of the true opposition on fundamental prin- raised acutely the question as to whether or not those principles are ciple. wise. Recently si:; of the largest textile With almost unanimous Republialmost factories in Rursia, employing The total number of cattle and can support, with much Democratic 00 003 men. Mjrned a mutual agree-m'hidden support and with a little calves in the United States in 1927 to this effect. The following Democratic open supiiort, the bill was approximately 57 million. The extracts from this unusual contract might seem at this moment to be a number of cattle imported In that give a clearer understanding of the crushing success and to be destined year from Canada was only approxi-t- o "socialistic contest": put the whole tariff question to; mately 400.000. "We. the undere'pne:) represents- - siren for a long time to come. Such It IS asked d textile fac- - however, is not the view wholly held Hvts of the it not be better, not from the Might tories. proclaim a rociali' tic contest i to the most farslghted opinion in cattleman's standpoint, but from the nation's standpoint if we let the Cafcfveen our factories. In carrying Wellington. mi the instructions cf the arovern- The present situation Is a double nadians free,' send us their relatively mont and communist pari given one, containing a contradiction v. hieh few cattle if in return they would be In the industrial-flnEncie.- 1 plan. me? produce a revival of the tariff t lion in an Intense form withJn Dirnment Clos With a relatively few years. . An-to All The first element in the situation "By signing this economical poll that almost every congressmen for fldl agreement, wc give a s" on: hie own district or for his own state, evolutionary promise to carry out in ir, a strong protectionist and is InfWl the program of production in our cessantly demanding higher duties factories. To ensure sncoe'ss in this for for the products of his own ccntest we obligate ourselves to: "'li Lower at once the cost of pro- - The second and conflicting ele diK iion to a degree corresponding ment in the rttuatlon is that an in- .. with that given in the industrial-financicreasing number of congressmen, peHrad Parmer Weighed Onlv plan. Rpiinhiimii and democratic are 96 Pounds. the dircipline to.mented by the thought jthat this "(2) Strengthen "My Faith Is an end and our workers, put among game of protection for everything to Sargon," Pinned cessation end anything that may be threatto idleness and He Says. it labor in working hours. ened by any import from anywhere 3 Raise the average productivity mav now have Rone too far and that u3u)0t I began taking Sargon my of each machine and worker. pfhaps the adoption of a basically has increased from 96 "M Immediately put into life all duferent theory of protection may weight suggestions :oiiie day soon be advisable for tho pounds to 112 an actual gainwon-of sixteen pounds but the most W vorkers. directed toward rational- - prosperity of the country. fetlion-fvAn casttern Knuoucan manner derful thing of all is the way Sarproduction." The document closes with en up- - of the wavs and means committee of gon overceme my rheumatism." union the house, after assisting in the con p:il to all workers of the Soviet to follow tlie example of the textile r.t ruction of this present new tariff worker. bill, remarked to this writer: "On present accepted principles I LINE HONORS OAKLAND. hold this bill to be a good bill. I am TAMBURO OP). The newest ship vcakening, though, on tlie prlnci-e- f line has pies. I am not sure now that the the Hernburg-Americr- n -:n ivjir"d "Oakland" in honor of right principles may not be those of r I California city. It will be our distinguished Democratic op-- onent. Mr. Cordell Hull, of Tennw:ched in August. op-fe- w i st eon-te- alco-imrk- -- . tTj K FX DAY MORXfXG, MAY 26, 1929, mi TrtTTl able more abundantly to purchase WTIfl TTTI I U K H from us our oranges and our lemons Kl IkH K and our pears and our grapes and our 1 VX XJ A iXXXXJU U X berries and our peaches, for which; Canada is already our chief foreign market. Might it not be better in other words, to set up between ourselves and the Canadians a system of division of labor and of exchange of commodities and services rather than a system of competitive exciu slon whereby, in the end, if we take less of the products of their ranches they win inevitably "take less of the products of our orchards. Arute Situation Pending That, essentially, is the query proschool CordeUVHuIl in Jerusalem Region; the pounded by of thought The present new tariff Dispute Spreads. bill will go to the country scattering to a multitude of insatisfaction terests, international and agriculturTribune Prru 8n lef al and yet pursued by a haunting in- Chicago ROME.-Repo- rts of further conis of climax the mark. It terrogation the accepted system. There is specu- flicts between orthodox prelates and lation as to whether it may not be members of Catholic monastic orders also the prelude to another. In Jerusalem, especially around Easter time, has drawn the attention of the Vatican authorities again to a I W TLI.hs FAMILY AHORSE. particularly acute situation which LONDON UP. The Lasceiles lias been pending for several years in family is going to do lots of horseback the holy land. The problem of the sacred places riding this summer. Princess Mary has just ordered two new riding in the holy land is one which concerns of habits her favorite dark blue cloth. chiefly the Vatican and Great The ponies of little George and Oer-al- d Britain, which holds the mandate for are being brought to Chesterfield Palestine. Diplomatic circles here are house so they can ride with their watching with interest the various comings and goings of important parents. personages between Jerusalem, London and Rome. " SCISSORS AGED 230. LONDON UP). A pair of scissors Monsignor Robinson Makes 250 years old has Just been acquired Careful Tour of Holy Land. by the Guildhall museum. The scisMonsignor Robinson, apostolic sors were discovered behind an old delegate to Malta, made a careful in a historic house. paneling They tour of the holy land by order of the bear the initials T. E. and were made holy see. His visit was followed by a by Thomas Elliot in 1873 in the time visit to Rome of Monsignor Bar las of Charles II. sina, Latin patriarch of Jerusalem, ! CHURCH FIGHT IN HOLY LAND . -- who made a report to the pope Later. by the pope's Instructions, Monslgnor Fumasonl-Biondi, apostolic delegate 10 wasmngion, went to ine noiy land for Raster on a diplomatic er- rand. At the same time the arch bishop of Canterbury, head of the Angellcan church,, is paying a visit to Palestine. All these movements, according to the impression in Rome, mean that the question of definitely deciding the control of the holy places lit Palest ine is about to became a first-rat- e international problem. This Im- - r difficulty has been accentuated taken by all the opposing religious interests Vatican Maintains Body Cannot Discuss Problem. The Vatican maintains that such a commission cannot discuss the of sanctuaries, which it Eroperty under Catholic rule even in the lime of the Turks. The Vatican also maintains that the commission must not be representative of the various religious sects, but that it - .,, ..... . ... should be made up of consuls of those ; that the Vatican has Just extended countries which belong to the league the Jurisdiction of Monsignor ValeriJ council, leaving those countries who apostolic delegate to Egypt, to. Pal - have no consul in the holy' land, to estlne as well, which means tliat lappolnt someone else. The Vatican lxftwants this commission to be per- Monsignor Valeii will reside months oi the year In Jerusalem Up hiancnt to now the apostolic delegate to Sy- For obvious reasons Britain has ria. residing in Beirut, had jurisdic-- 1 opposed these demands oi me vati- tion over Palestine can, fearing they would arouse ani mositv of the other relillous sects Disputes and Fighting Open which she rules In Palestine. At any Between Rival Faction.. the repetition of conflicts beThe disputes and fighting between tween the warring .sects appears to Catholics and orthodox in Palestine, be bringing the situation to a head it is claimed here, have arisen largely after eleven years of unscttlement. over the fact that Britain, as manMARRIES 3 GENERATIONS. datory power, has not yet found It To M KINNEY. Texas (UP). advisable to set up the commission provided for under article 95 of the unite three generations of the same treaty of Sevres, to study and devise family m marriage is the unique regarding the various Unction of R. C Horn, mixed religious orders in Palestine. Christian minister of McKinney. England, as mandatory power, must Horn married Otis McLain and Miss preserve order, guarantee free pas- -' Eula Belle Bryan of Anna Saturday, sage to the holy places, auarantee Otis' father and mother, and his freedom to various' religious insti grandparents 58 years ago. tutes and freedom of worship, being GONE TO THE DOGS. answerable to the league of naons. Because of the complexity of her EUOENE, Ore. (UP). Marauding political problems in the near east. dogs took a heavy toll among Lane England apparently has not yet ccuntv sheep flocks and stock. Losses found It expedient to set up this com- were placed at 11000 for the past mission to regulate the question. This month. , f -- A Complete New Bathroom is so Easy to Have on the ... THIS MODERN WAY TO HAVE In s ears of surer aful piDrlire, Dr. Da vies has evolved l of jilca-.ipatients a method that has his drams. 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