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Show 'TT' E JOURNAL MEMBER OF LARGEST NEWS GATHERING ORGANIZATION IN WORLD VOLUME LIII. LOGAN CITY, CACHE COUNTY, SECOND SECTION. ' BEST IN COMICS, FEATURES, NEWS AND STORIES UTAH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1930. "NUMBER 267T the administration? Will the affairs it Is regarded as a sigvast wealth which he founded (placements from special elec-!o- f tions would definitely leterminej present house triumverate of nal that the old order chang-eton tobacco and increased in ll Longworth-Tilson-Snesenate lower a partisan control. On the the aluminum industry. THEIR FIRST SEASON side where vacancies may be (blockade to the Norris lame-fiHThe prospect of parlimentary A Fifth avenue home appraisa $1,600-00to contents make terms of opposition may spur President by ed' with its at gubernatorial ap- duck bill copi-1 Somthe and potntment a 2000 acre estate at political president congressional Hoover to offer many adminplexion of the newcomer de- - members effective from January istration programs at the short Written Fur Tlie Journal by National Editorial Association erville, N. J., the family home 1. on the of 4? What notice of the present congress. R. instead of March the pends I., occupant Rougjr Point at Newport The newly political jobs can the pdesident His working majority In the a private Pullman car with the governor's chair.. electeci governors take office on, provide for the large flock of present house is assured. It is name Doris gilded on the chairman of, the Republican na- - next January With the Demo- - iccfeated were said that Hoover will take no workers who Washington, November 12 paneling motor cars and horses j Out of the babble of the post tional committee, unconsciously crats having gains In many of turned out by the voters? chances with the Democratic were among the things included election returns controversy an injected a bit of humorous the states heretofore Republi- - One ol the most striking contention that they will not in that wealth. observer writing to 'caption when he said what can. The Repub lean Insurgents out croppings of true sentiment use obstrutionalist tactics In Yet, a few months later, when have is simply a crazy quilt. may switch to aid the Demo- - is the satisfaction manifested the new congress. Hoover may she and her mother sailed- - for the home folks could easily we vexing questions of thje Each- - party's margins are so crats organize the senate. by many party workers in oft'i-- A experience some trouble with a Europe, they selected a first list the few samples of current cal Ufe and outside that the confirmation of his appointcabin entirely lacking the os- day. The situation In congress doubtful that conflicting claims field day for tbeirannot be settled for ihonths, queries in official Washington people turned thumbs down on ments in the short session, but tentation of a suite.- Camera affords a minded mathimati-- , possibly a year or more.- follow: Will the Repulican of their associates, It is the risks are not so great as In men, who hadnt the ghost of politically Ofi The explanation may-bfound jsurgents in the senate continue an idea who she was were at- cians with their estimates There is some talk open secret that some Dem-reor phantom majorities,in the fact that the house and their allegience with the Dem-- 1 ocratic victories were due al- - that the Democrats may hindtracted by the girls smile as their senate do not vote on their ocrats to the extent of per-- ! most entirely to the resentment er tariff legislation and pos- she watched celebrities being The rival parties juggle of gains or losses candiclates for speaker and pre- mitting the Democrats to or-Republicans to their leaders slbly hamper pending appoint, photographed before departure percentages membership, sictrjt pro- tempore until the ganize that august body?--Wi'and vented their spleen against'ments to thetariff commission. and asked to take her picture in congressional a bodies are actually! the Farmer Labor members for the candidates. Democrats suf-- j Despite the glib talkers and growing recognition legislatives They discovered who she was There ais certain morbid factor convened next December or by the northwest obtain a d from this resentment in alibi artists on both sides fair, only when that ceremony was that the determine special session. They may meet; gain from the Democrats and some districts. Those returning opinion is to the effect that the may ultimately OVP1. for second of the Seventy the purpose of organization give the needed vote or two In In a chastened mood from the1 the struggle for political dom- Doris Dukes love Is sports. control She swims, plays tennis, and as a child dashed up and down roads on a the New Jersey Table cloths, menu cards and A special session is remote give his party strength, in vot-'o- f the high command. In other legislative matters will be noth- Shetland pony which is now white cuffs in Washington are especialy if congress is defin mg in 1931 Instead of 1932 as words candidates and party ing short of a giddy dance for a saddle with gaited replaced rs Democratic. The claimed he indicates? If Garner of ruined these days by the fan-iit. were contemptible of ad-- a long spell. horse. Recently she joined a atical consider who Is as cou'd be elected of vice fromj far seeing hench- the majorities upset by partisans speaker with other class along dancing a num-, - (deaths among the members for .house will Nick Longworth take men. This accounts for the! It is estimated within sub-deand cou,d be found election returns from Senator FesA this grim visitor has in recent over the Republican reins as h1 demand for changes in 'the a years time, thethat,American several mornings a week clog- erical standpoint. j from Will r Senatorleader? the state years garnered many national and aviation Industry would be able minority ging away for dear life. When butante , festivities, which staijt senate and house. Some die butlelect Morrow of New Jersey or! leadership. powerful! to turn out between" 4,000 and Last spring she donned white with few narrow with now the whirl a of .Davis three be breathe resign, days beforp Pennsylvania 'groups imprecations at and 5,000 aircraft in emer-margsatin gown and ostrich feathers Christmas now available the for Hoover as the voice those having direction of party gencv. and made her bow before King George and Queen Maryv Then came her debut at her home In Newport large marquee lined with similax and hung with baskets of golden gladioli, received the 600 guests while trees and gardens were flooded with-colorlights and the searchlights played over waves that broke against the shore near her home. This winter she will join a throng of almost 300 debutantes and will be the guest of honor at. a nupiber of the festivities which go to make the New York debutante season the gayest in America. Barbara Hutton stepped into New York (API Two of 'estimated $60,000,000 which he the limelight 'four years ago r Americas richest heiress are 'gleaned from a chain of nickel rn akmg. their bows to New York arui cfime emDoriums. will make her 301(1 50,000 shares ($10, this winter ---in--- the splen. ,her fjrSf how December 22 at 000 worth) ol common stock J the woolworth company, jmhigtL evo hpri inherited from the grandf ather wosSrtedTus blue eyed, who inherits from first five and ten cent store on her father, James B. Duke, toa borrowed $350. It constituted bacco magnet, a fortune varone of the largest private stock . iously estimated from $50,000- -, manner of charm both and 000 to $100,000,000 has already transactions which Wali Street move in a, brilliant spot-- a had ever seen and Interest fostepped into the limelight with on- which the eyes of the cused on the young girl in presentation at Buckingham 31-focused.. whose name the sale was made. palace and an initial debut at worl1 b sub-deThe spotlight flashed on Dodays she During her, ris five years ago with her fa- - has lived quietly, but this fall thers death, when as a slim her father and stepmother--he- r grand, daughter , of Frank W. gh4 of thirteen she became mother died a few years agode- Wociworth and heiress to the known as the heiress' to the ate deep in 'plans for- her RICHEST DEBS WAIT OUR 0, lUnti h. LETTER j ed ' j - e 1931-193- al of - ll bar-fere- ey Tex-leade- , I ed I ed ty . 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