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Show ) i,Km. i- -f mmw Kht TMIA zeept Sunday. Phono Was. tSO. Mem bar at Th Audit Barela at Circulations. SUBSCRIFTIOX BATES. Afternoons Salt Lain City, Utah, Ob. ' Wk On. Month On. Tew On. Teu (it WwrU 3 i paid In advance) Cent. Co pie. TVte above rate, apply to Utah. Idaho, ColoWashington, Nevada. Wyoming, Oregon. rado. Montana. New Mexico, California1 and Arizona; other Mate, by mall per month. 4 Send remittance. ' and bualnea to The Deseret New munication Lake City, Utah. Address correapondenc. - to the Editor. com Salt for publication NATIONAL ADVERTISING BEPBESESTA- TIVES. Rotbenjws Cone, New Tork City Chicago Detroit Kanaoa City ....--.-..Ge- neral Atlanta St- -, Louis De. Moine.i-..i- A Now, Inc-- II Eaat 4th Street North Michigan Avenue Motors. Building Coca Cola Bu din Building 11 Victoria Building Insurance Exchange Bldg. Jt - ..Glenn Ii ll Co. H. H. Conger ,.b Third Street San Franelaeo Entered at the poetofliee at Salt Lake City aa eeeond elaae Amatter according to7 Act March 111, at Conge r, lutely with these conclusions when they consider the question calmly and in all its aspects. But too few of them display the fine courage of Dan Moody in saying so and standing by the declaration. A GARBAGE NUISANCE- .- . 0T much use in instituting clean-u- p IN drives amf urging prompt and orderly disposal of refuse if garbage wagons are going to be allowed to jolt along the streets heedlessly scattering the rubbish which property owners have been at some pains to collect. There has been too much of this absurdity In tbe past one particular complaint being that wagons which haul away ashes in large quantities manage, with the aid of a little wind, to envelop m a real cloud of dust those unhappy houses that happen to stand on streets along which the loaded caravan passes on its way to the dumps- - The health inspectors arc beginning at last to take notice of it; and that praecu-tioat are promised if correction once made, will be welcome ne&s to properly owners. A clean town will never be attained as long as the practice is permitted, after thl manner .of the shiftless housemaid, of sweeping up in one r!a-- only to deposit the dirt in another. ns is-n- ot e The Sea Serpent. - TODAY Boston Transcript. - vo JSkeptlc -- - - 4 : a I f s A d well-to-d- o, J r 110. by King lures Syndicate, Inc.) Twenty Years Ago- ticket-fighte- MAX-POWE- R. ' ' -- UNIFR: labor-savin- time-savi- ng right-fn.nd- on c,d teruSTS I, tf I. College Century Magazine. Boyar v ac- quire. Again, you reflect that Shake-. pears, within twenty years of .ths average college graduating age, did some things that few could learn in one year. It is dangerous to give beys too high aa idea of their education! and themselves. It sometimes takes! about ten pears to knock unlver-- l sity conceit out of a boy, and make him useful. -- shown when Beal qualities times are not so good, values of securities dropping, workers losing their Jobe. To aay that not very much has been done to take active charge of discouraging conditions, is not criticizing anybody. Writer Damroach, whose admirable concerts contributed to the radio by the General Electric company render great public service, te inharmoniousiy off the track when he says "the radio will save family life from disruption by tbe automobile. Instead of disrupting family life, tho automobile unitea the family out of doors, as the radio unites it indoors. A machine that enables the people to conquer tbo enslaving law of gravitation, making it possible for the family to be united and Via nnw am m iaoss taw si., s... r At Perth Amboy, N. J.. n powerful explosion injured fifty, killed two women, starting n disastrous firs that destroyed several buildThose that write our his- ings. lory e hundred Yea.-- hence wtHajri js the treateat exiting influ-- l In the fact that the ence for interested he keeping families together. .police sought only two eiplana- You might a well say: "Breat Ihms. a Prints bootlegging sUHjfaatldlsrupte tlmdy' hfe.' blown up. or buildlng racketeer "Wto are th British. Deserving blowing up a building because contractors refused do "come citizens are made happy with tiacrosstles, that cost nothing, and deA pleasant picture of civiliza- liriously happy by giving .them a tion. garter to put around one leg and a star f.'r their chest. Such hap pin ess Is for the upper ten. -- - The lower ten thousand are made happy in a different way. When th? Prince"1 of Wales takes his fathers place, sitting on golden throne, he rides to the throne from the palace in a magnificent Jeweled carriage. Cream colored hrtrses drag it alowly through the streets- - A servant rides on the back of each horse. There 'are servants sitting up In front, more servants in ths rear, a -- The young Prince, who cares little for show, pisipably smiles cynically as he steps Into that carriage of gold. Big enough to hold a hippopotamus. After the ten thousand have seen It pase they say to themselves: "We have a real king, A real prince. And they Uo, are happy. That carriage. paid for long ago, costs nothing, Senator Howell, of Nebraska, very dry, learning with grief that the British embassy has received liquors and wine from Europe, protests that toreign diplomats should not be allowed to import alcoholic drink ' How would "the dry senator feel If he were sent as embassador te France, for instance, where nobody drinks lee water, and he were allowed to have any Ice water? ment formerly was to proVide! must make aIlowaneesor Now the against foreign attack. foreigners thift do dangerous enemy is the criminal, at home. (not take ginger pop with their (saddle , f mutton, or breakfast on If it be true that gross receipts; buckwheat cakes and sausage of criminals In Chicago alone 00,000,000 amount to more than lady Wilkin wifs of the Arctic a year, the United States treasury explorer, passenger on the Zeppelin. took with her a black cat, certainly has a rival. with white whiskers and white and .tariff P?w While the makers re "relieviny the farmer, She says the white whiskers and commission men In New Tork last paws give ths cats owners good week were refusing many carloads luck. In 1910. that amuses everybecause they were body. Including Lady Wilkin of vegetable not worth the cost of tba freight. A thousand earlier, ravens Farmer of Virginia, Florid flying in theyears wrong direction North and Bouth Caro- might tnn back an army from its Caltforat lina were the chief sufferer purpose. A great battle was about to start when an eclipse of the Tou can buy in one southern stm caused both armies to go state excellent land for IS an acre home. that formerly sold for S12S an acre. One young New Yorker reTork te big in many way a few thousand It New cently bought will hare this year S2S.0OO liacres of it. for quail shooting. 0O0 Another is accumulating 299,000 censed auVmoblle driver 110. acres of that land, thinking it must more than last year, Th traffic Itself solve problem may by making "come back sometime. traffic Impossible. It te hard for officials to think anywhere city . At Lawrenceville school graduaas fast as the automobile Industry tion exercise Senator Waleott, of Lawrenceville grad grow Connecticut. are now building uate, told the boy "The onlF way at Autoirobtle tbe rate of only five million to save our country aa the leading nation of the world is by educating a vear, even under depressed conleaders to steer the ship of state.' ditions. Six million probably v repto Abraham Lincoln was an excep- resents the minimum necessa-g replace obsolete vehicles tion to that rule. million cars now run twenty-fiv- e The senator said also. "Learning ning. and gratify the creditable degives a man in one year what would sire for the latest model. nt style: tbe sins Alt the f any--bo- belonged "Whatever race Adam to. he wasn't an American. He felt no obligation to set a good ex- ample. Note to new drivers: None of the wild creatures that depend on their horns are especially noted for brain "A slap on tbe hack contribIf it's utes t a man's -- ucee PiipeSA " S'riTKB. CwuolMsted Waa Harbin The second quarterly dir .(lend oI ten cent per nbsrn 111 he per hie on July ot 116 to i, mo. an attb common atoclt to tbln corporation, stock, par telue boldors of record at tba oae af buel-eaJus to. IK 6. V. SELAbDEB, Areletsnt Secretary and Treaeurer. MTTH'E Stat of TO CONTRACTOR,". afflee of Stat Road Salt Laka Cit Utah- - Jnoe nth, IS THERE teeing to furnish said bidder with required bond. Tbo right te reject any or all bids orle reserve certified "cheek for Twentr-tlv- e Cash Hundred and so hundredths 2 669.06) Dollars made payable to Road tbo Stat Comm 'salon tnaat accompany each bid a tvdence of good faith and a guarantee that if awarded ths contract, tbo bidder will execute tbo contract and give bond as require STATE ROAD COMMlSOIOS, By Henry H. Blood. Chairman. H- - 8. Karr. Chief Engineer. A MOVIE STAR IN YOUR FAMILY? ComiriiMion. !- -. 1 Sealed bide will b received by tbe Stat Road Commission ot t'tnh, Sate at I Capitol. Salt Laka City, Via oclock, p.m. Wednesday. July 2nd ISIS, and at that time publicly opened of a gravel aarfaced for eottetruetlon road In Salt Lakn County the aame being Federal Aid Project No S7-Lamb a Canyon and th Summit In Parley a Canyon. Thn length of road to be conet-act- -d ar Improved -- la 2 617 tnilea. and the prior dal It me of- work are e n aa follows- tl.O.eeru. claealfied Ezcavmtloa: 19.660 cu, Jda Gravel abd gravel auhbase. Plane add specifications are on file In tbe office ot the State Road Salt- - Lab City, wh-- m nay be reviewed by prospective Md. dera Specifications, pro meal, btddinn blanks and plana will be furnished at Salt Lace City, on depositing It 61 which will bn returned, providing pubmlts an aiceptable bid and returns the plana withlo seven duya af-tbids are received. Any additional e information may be at th of tbo State Road Commission Each bidder must submit a letter from aa approved sorely company go ran CrOLDEN haired, Joan waving her chubby hands. Right np there on the movie aereen in all hex rich, and eubtle, coloring. She certainly is a movie star. This is just one reel from tba whole pictorial Kodacolor history three wise parent are making of their baby. Wa showed them how easy it was to make home movie lig full color with a Here at Kodak headquarters we have everything to help s, Kodacolor you. Films and Kodascope projectors. Let as teU you Koda-colointeresting story give you a free exhibition. fascinating and it will take but a few minute ld k. GnA-Kodak- r's It's A complete Ci outfit only $15 flown, ak EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC. 31 5 South Main Strut TRAV E BY TRAINL. L.WJEARES Summer Excursions ms i ROBERT Daily to September 30th liberal Stopovers Eoroute QLTLLAB obey the rules IS because they can't hire a lawyer and appeal the a a umpire's decision.a a a Loss of population wouldnt hurt a town much tf It could derive" An undesirable alien is one who some scheme to lose the right says about America the same one things said by our leading higha a brow critic American 2 CThenew capitalism think wealth as a dynamic something to be cultivated. For a long ttrao It eeemod that the only hope of redemption from old capitalism was either a eocJal revolution Oriths spiritual reversal of the nature of business men. The beginnings ef the new capitalism give ue hope that we mav of (Had redemption from tho sins tire old capitalism by modern business mens finding out that th old hifb prices. opiUliatifl meUwMto-olow wages, and long hours ar. in tbs modern world, unbusinesslike . and unprofitable. The tragedy of our time Is that contemporary liberal are failing to see In the new capitalism th raw materials of a new liberalism; if they would onlv ses the social significance of this new capitalism we might have a liberal movement thjA would perform what th (Copyold liberals only preached. Syndiright, McClure Newspaper. cate. down low enoygh, and done soon a ..quarter of a million;)f onr.'iwh spends . with i- - hair brush. VITlUOUl P0ClFimitT a a a ten million is spent to elect The queregt detail Of rccc n ( president history ts ths fact that men have Correct this sentence: This new beci jobltga stKluns without passing a Is to atop, it. hat u just what I wanted, said ; he. and neither my wife nor my -The farmer deserves a tbucB-pioffriends make wise cracks about man, but the a buine it mero laws can't make a goat giva cow. as much, milk as a Rcpartee.-rcaagL-lronyrwl- logie its best guaranty ef pronts. The old capitalism thought sc ealth as a static something to be A new canlUllam is emtndnx. This new ceolUUsm promise to do what socialism has dreamed. It to still but an emerging force in modern life. To make it an established fore order ( dominating tho economic one of tbe mstor tasks of eontem-oorar- v leadershio. rid ward A. Filen bae estimated still domitbat the old capitalism nates elehtv oer cent of our economic life, the new canltaljsm dom.naunr'oniy about twenty5. per cent. , What ar some or the marks Si this new capitalism ? The old caoitaUsm thought profits lay in high prices and low 1 wages. Ths new capitalism think profits lie in low pneesnd high The old capitalism thought profits were helped by long hours of labor. Tho new capitalism thinks profits are helped by short hours of, labor. Tho old capitalism believed In class conflict despite its damning of tbe class conflict theory. Tne new capitalism believes In class cooperation, knowing that the prosperity of tbe buying masses is arr-'n- PARAGRAPHS Return Limit October 31st Teah? it mm to California, Northwest and return, Travel by train; reach your destination quickly, comfortably. Take advantageof these low proud of a land whose chief, needs men, more hosThe neck shave Is called hlcky, are more honestmore Jail but its chief fault is tbat it ex- pital beds anda wrinkles of poses ths criss-croBUM. almost everything now 4a. a a a called criminal wonld be called Smuggled immigration te the herolo if don in th name of war. a a a sincerest form of flattery, a a a Americanism: Suspecting wickOne reason why ball players edness 1C a senatorial candidate ss round trip taxes. to Angelas aad Refer Direct via aloa in, tLe r Aageles'aad Return Via Saa Fraaelsew $40oo $475 THwrm Fraelse mtiaad ar aad rlca Shampoo the vena - CfiTICURA tcay What a daCgMM sad haaifhfid ghaasa R gtrval Aioqf tho scalp tightly with CtTICDU OIHTMERTj fhea aak a SOAP by f aads with CUTlCtTItA aheviaga af lb SOAP la Jaaeiriag water. Wat the hair thoroughly, Aa ahaayoa with tb tads and IHM, N?irl thaw, tht vrtk tepid r col wttr, Tfeift vifl kep yorar Ktly ia fcaaKby eeeditktt, fwi k&ir VI a toft oad of Your Choice O' Florida will not. however, make it a rule to arrest every visitor who cant explain where he. got hi money. a a At times it js rather hard to be Z. ' - BE GLEN FRANK. rtfriiimt of Cnlverxlly of Wisconsin end Former Editor of Ttwenty years te Anybody sou Souaa said: lead my band as well as I could f for a little while." Anybody can lead tbo1 United going States white everything cheerfully. Any president can look like a great president, any corporation head Uke a great corporais tion head, when tho money rolling in faster than tbe people IL. caa spend , ed THE NEW CAPITALISM. . Fsa- - otherwise taka tnoon--ligh- our-beli- ef Our Problem, Several Again, Prof. Einstein. Flattering By Arthur Britbam (Copyright. 1930 18 Vegetables Very Cheap. Irri- mock disagreeable. tating parsons. For ens thine, they ve so oocksure in their disboiiets; end then, too, for yearn sometimes fenerations, they seem t be in the right. Galileo knew them to his sorrow. They bopgd to bear that Columbuo 'bad hurtled over tba western edge of tbe earth. They charted Du CbalUu with romancing when be told of tbe try ef tbe irartx They swore there was no such animal as tbs okapi until Sir" Harry Johnson,,eaptured out. They insist, even agalnet a cloud of witnesses, that there is no sea serpent; and. because the creature le shi, and Inhabits an element in whoee unxsthomed caves it is safe from pursuit, belief in it baa become a perennial joke. Evea when a sailor has stared the' monster In tbe face while drawing bis trawls, he keeps mum about it lest he b laughed to scorn. So tbo crew of the Pollynnna, Just in from George bank, who saw the aea serpent last week in latitude 41.12; longitude 70.49, were reluctant to apeak about it; tried by assumption of, levity, to mask thetr dread. They loosed their tongues among themselves and to their Wives, told how they saw it colling through the sea toward the setting sun, how the beard like tentacles about its face trailed slink lly In the water. But they?, ; PROFESSION LR1 The Aoeodatad Prose la exclusively on all news titled to the boo for repoWUoUon be of -or not at rw lee ersd-Ue- d NEW indUslrn ttieUnHfj ' STatf-'dispatches credited to It,and also the local news In this newspaper, which has come into full tloweclmly their tale remains ns, baffling aa Mark for republicaUoo published herein. All right are Also reserved. within the last two year? as a systematic Antony's description of tjao crocodile. apodal dispatches hero The doubters will never be convinced development in crime, but which in that 18. 1930. JUNE LAKE SALT CITY, until they have run their hands along brief period has proved highly successful, the serpents horny scales and looked Victims are usually racket is the kidnaping into' its staring, Ildless eyes THE TARIFF BOLL'S LONG ITINERARY. conhave at least or. pr wealthy Now, it is going to be difficult to catch nections of that character, inasmuch as the 'the sea serpent. It is nocturnal in its ten and months five days one LSI idea of the gangster is to extort money by jear habits.. It comes to the surface at sun-doelapsed between the opening of bearings way of ransom for the release of their to gambol and frohe in the t. At daybreak it sinks back into the on the tariff bil before the House com- prisoners. Sometimes the motive of jealousy primal ooze lor refreshment and repose. mittee on ways and means, and the com. or revenge is uppermost; and sometimes the Now and then It delays to see tbe sun both of bill the the of by passage in trouble plelion friends of a prominent person rise in the east, and it is on these ocbouses of Congress, its transmission to tbe will undertake to spirit away, and hold casions that seafaring men are most apt iL President, and bis official approval of to catch a glimpse of it So me times, too, under threat of violence or dealh, those .Tbe new year 1929 was just a week old when whose testimony would be damaging if proin the season of the full moon, it rises old The from the. deep ere the, sun has disaptbe committee bearings began. duced in eourL The simple and by comparipeared, and may blunder into tbe midst Congress had sixty days of life left, and son respectable methods of Mexican, Italian of a fishing fleet as it did last week. Ont President Coolidge'a occupancy of the White and even Cbijnese .bandits, whose single purof these days It will run foul of a mackHouse had two months yet to run. "" After pose is to not are gel an adequate ransom, erel seine, and be brought home in bonds the new Congress was convened in extra ses- spectacular enough for some of the Amerito the Fish Pier. Those of Us who have sion by the new President, the House con- can operators- - The latter have made the an abiding faith In the aea serpent will sideration of tbe measure was terminated business versatile, venomous and a diabolic be rewarded. The skeptic for a few two days before Decoration Day, by tbe art. moments, will be silent and abashed. Then they will brighten up and turn to passage of the bill which bad been reported "Of course when any form of crime asone of tho Jobs that pleases them best out of committee May 7. sumes $hch dignity as this it is a matter of the shattering of In a Santa Tbe Senate finance committee received gang organization and not individual enClaua. tbe bill tbe last day of May, began bearings deavor. There are directing heads, the early in June, and ended them tbe middle "brains" of the group, who designate the of July. The bill as redrafted by that eom- - victims, iseue the orders, fix the price or .- ' mittee was brought before tbe Senate Sep- penalty to be exacted, and prescribe the week later, place, time, and manner of negotiation with tember 4, and debate began a JINK IS, ms. continuing practically without interruption victims' relatives, but all the while keep until tbe extra session adjourned Novem- out of sight themselves. There is reason Former President Theodore Itooeevelt ber 22. This was resumed when the regular to believe that in Detroit and other cities returned to New Tork City after a trip session convened December 2, and continthere are not only rival rings" but that through Africa and Europe which began ued until March 24 when tbe Senate passed each has its branch or associate group elseimmediately on hie leaving tbe 'White tbe bilL It then went to conference where where. House. Tie had been away IS monthe from punishment has made Immunity and returned on tbe eteanuhip K wit ranainedl, with occasional return visits to them defiant, and they pursue their vocaiser! n Auguste Victoria. He was givthe two houses of Congress for votes, on tion with comparative safety. Along with en a rousing reception. ten about until days clauses, ago, disputed the other disreputables against whom there soon after which an agreement was reached seems to be Sheriff Joseph C. Sharp issued a statejust now a righteous awakening, ment in which he said there would be no fixings June 13 as Abe date for a final vote the professional is entitled withkidnaper more prize fights in Salt Lake county, on the bill as now constructed by tbe con- out question to the severest treatment the whether the contests were for one or 20 rs ference Committee. Tbe vote was taken as courts know how to give. and warned "meal rounds, of the a bill scheduled, passed by majority to be on their way." two, it was at once sent to tbe House which SAVING L , Alonzo E. Hyde. Sr., well known minpassed it on tbe 14th. Thence it went to - the President wbo'yfeterdsy, the 17th, afing man of Salt Lake City, was found knocked all methods have dead in a chair In hia home In Salt fixed his signature, thirty seconds before MODERN pretti-ne- ss and poetical Lake City. Physicians who were sumthe end of the noon hour. out of the agrimoned said that apparently he had died Today it is in effect; and however un- cultural methods. When wheal was from a stroke of apoplexy, and that willing tbe President may have been to be harvested with a sickle and threshed death was instantaneous. controversies into over its pro- with a flail,, a yield of IS bushels per acre drawn tbe A special dispatch to The News from visions while it was still in Congress, be required from 33 to 40 hours for the garNew York City said that among the pashas indicated bis plain intention now to nering ef a "Single acres crop a longer sengers on the steamship Mauretania defend, justify and elucidate it, not only time than that in the days when the which vrived from Liverpool in toe in tbe minds of bis fellow citizens but be- grain was 'trodden out by the ox on the morning, was Miss Emma Lucy Gates, nations tbe world fore the who have threshing-floo- r. of Utah singer, who returned from Berlin When the cradle" came been in many instances persuaded oMts to lake the place of the sickle," about ten for a bnef visit. unfriendly and injurious influence with re- hours per acre were saved, chiefly in the Papers were filed in the office of the spect ta their commercial relations with the cutting. With the coming of the harvester Salt Lake County elerk by which the United States. and the stationary threshing machine, four J. J. Daly company of this city mortgaged to the Penn Mutual Insurance company or five 'hours per acre, sufficed for the HERE'S A CHAMPION the new Daly hotel property at Fourty whole process from standing crp to cleaned South and Ua.n streets, for 177,000. grain, and this time wp reduced to three has a governor who has to four hours with the advent and use of TEXAS and tba courage of them, and the header. Today, an average of three if there were more restraint. A few cour to the ability express them all of which quarters of an hour is needed for an acre, ageou newspapers have voluntarily adopted is admirable whether one is always able with perhaps a yield of 35 to 40 bushels, by the policy of minimizing their "crime new" to agree with him or noL On tins ex- the use of the combined harvester-threshe- r. bv it m abbreviated and expurgated tremely controversial subject of prohibition, In other words the modern farmer will har- formplacing on tlmir Inside pages, if indeed they for example, he declares himself with re- vest three times as much in 43 minute as rt at all. But these are the few honfreshing plainness. In marked contrast with his ancient prototype could handle in that print to the general rtrie of orable exception the ambiguous, timid, apologetic tone of a number of hours. to the utmost tensa- crime rbries playing' great many public officials, who, if they The farmer's problems and the question tional limil and fsuplifriny 4b air mnft-g- O have opinions on the question at ail, dare of farm relief generally would therefore not details, the yellow press, or al least it not bluntly announce them for fear Of ofg appear .to be jiue to lack of yellow methods, are m the ascendant in fending influential friends or injuring and machinery. todaj's Americas regrettable themselves or their prospects politically. to the though the-- tendency The most popular law that has been writPRESS CENSORSHIP L IREI.WD. may be. and inevitably calculated to offend ten into the Constitution and on the statute and make the judicious grieve. books in this country since the adoption HATEYER else may be free in the fri;h good fecfe of the Constitution," is what Governor Dan 'ree (ale, the press is not, when it THE LUST FRONTIER." Moody of tbe Lone Star Stale thinks of the comes-tthe publication of certain kinds of Amendment and tbe national laws news. Ten days ago four English iuws Eighteenth A lo.-a-l cjllegs boy want to go for hi enacted in connection therewith. And as papers, all with large circulation in that vatali'-this summer to a rlace he has bm if.ire. In a spirit of helpful- to a reeect Journalistic poll. 'U??esl from which the are 'des- board of censor for devoting an unduly vhof-Det- roit perately trying to derive much comfort, he large proportion of space to the publication ' brands it as misleading, and a failure as of matter relative to crime." The order is: of the nation, or the to remain in force for three months. giving ajjross-sectia attitude 'of'iie whole people on the ques- week previous, an English labor weekly! diT,uf Professor a? 'di,.nr to priority of tion; this for the reason that those who wa, banned for advocating birth control. s Einstein s at oppose prohibilionand are dissatisfied with also a pictorial journal for publishing too there is of space. Boston Transcript, present condftiodS .make their protest, but much crime news. Inasmuch as the activthose who are satisfied do not go to the ities of the board of censor began only fix trouble to expressJheir satisfaction or make week ago, this placing of six newspapers, motorist should always give half of it known." - Those, therefore,' Who hail the in addition to some fifteen t book?, on the the Aroad to a woman driver that after poll as an indication of a change in the Free Slate register of he find out whkh half she wants. Florida public pphibited sentiment-b- f. Times-Unjon. tbe eopnlry on prohibition, fions indicates a lively even though a possays Governor Moody, are whistling past sibly misguided real. iVsECT INSTINCT. a graveyard but are mistaken in their belief Of course there is no gucb censorship that prohibition is losing ground.. in the United Elates, and constitutionally After cmr firsf cummer pimfc r There are plenty of observers, intelli- there cannot be, mir alfraftivr personality. A although one may feel that epnvineen Million gent and in high places, who agree abso in aggravated instances it would be rbiewerj cant, be .wrong. Florence good (Ala.) Herald. UN UMNG. WEDNESDAY .JUNE NEWS SALT LARS CITY THE DESERET a ' detail eaasalti of oSn, Wasatch City C" - Bate A at. Hotel Crab Waaetcfe SO A seat ," Chicago WATVINCER. Station Ticket $7590 Examples of Low Round Trip Fares East Far farther BA, IHEoe. Dirt. pass. Tick via Saa . ? STT" f TitkAHMI ii S" xtoaa SS uJena Bsatsa UMi farts Washtegtwa Proportionately low to other point - - PwRfWKii. N. |