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Show THE .Ar'!,-i- She t Bleep Purtdee Pobllehed Afternoon Cut. Ultk. FbtM.VrH tM. Ul felt I - Audit Boreas of Orculatloo sobsckiftioh rates ........ !r Mt4itj'4 Hoti IMT Ofi M OOP o " NATIONAL z . " ADVERTISING TIVES add - ..Glenn Betiding 114 West 10th Street Kanaaa City . REPRESENTA- Jana. Ins. fork CUy... ......... 1 Eaat 4tb Street North Michigan Avaoo ....If....General Motor Bultotag .... ....... Chicago Detroit Attaata . A Nova. RoUvaburg New Meanwhile Dr. Schacht1 bead of the reichsi bank and economic dictator, state that the, interest on the foreign bonds eaniiot he paid. Chancellor Killrr'apoealed to tbe inhabitants of the Saar to prepare to vote to return to Germany at the plebiscite next January. Incidentally we stated a few days txo that the Germans had taken the basin back from the French at the elpse of the Franco-Prus-siwar. It was at that time that the retch gamed possession of the coal mines, but the French only held possession of the basin s few days during the hostilities. Their us possession had ended in !9!5 at the close of the Napoleonic era. f t . In church matters Germany seems to be turning to the Fight. While pastors of Jewish descent are to be kept out of the pulpits, there ia to be a more delroite Christian trend to church policy. The pagan influences aeem . to be on the wane. It must be remembered -- that this Nazis are interfering only with tbe organization of Ihe state church. That is of course one of the implications of joining ......... ..I(t Saa FranaaM. Addraa tb Editor. California Street -- aorreepondenc (or publication to . 4 Tbo Aaaodaloo Free to o el lively on titled die. 7 to The uae for repubUcatioa of all aawa credited te it Or not otherwise credited patches s tb newspaper nd ale tb local aewn - published herein. All right for republican of special diapatehee hero are also reeervod. SALT LAKE CITY. - - SEPTEMBER I. 193. SOOTHSAYERS Kj O Jufs fits 1 j This is Quite inexplicable, hut entirely actual, however, - suggesting ft. The woman is M ; .. .. for what is transmitted mind. , " Nevertheless, thestartled slranger.hear- -. ing the telepathist pronounce his or her name, it inclined to pay a fee and whisper into the ' operator's ear questions regarding the future, about the Job, marriage, a threatened opera flon. what ia going to happen to relatives, itny of the thousand Queries that trouble us, 'T iThs telepathist, picking up the unheard ques--. ! ions, answers them instantly end positively.. She questioner goes away, realising a atranga t Ibing has happened, end believing that tbe an j ywers were autborilative. As a matter of fact, J Sth telepathy was actual, but tbe prophecy 4 J fea a cues. , Person may sometimes develop ability to I Jieiza the thoughts directly off tbe stranger's J Ynind without tn intermediary. That is more I musuat than reading from The mind of a com-. j Jianioa with whom the telepalbist hat long Svorked. Where the ordinary person sitr in -- ! )he presence of such a ptyehic, the feeling that the assumed i li almost unavoidable ? .prophetic gift is actual also. Therein lies the , j danger. ' ' , ' Deception is not nearly so common in the ! ease of the usual fortune teller, whose peris- i ifonnance ia fraudulent from tbe beginning to ! this end. If erne deals with the real psychic;' I .however, one must be on guardjmdTCaliz- e.lhat the pretended prediction, the attempt tc t foretell the future, is solely the hazard of the telepathists mind. ; II , j. EVENTS OF THE WEEK U I - T I j An Austrian Arcuses Mussolini v 5 A la A A Your Mind About the Navy ipln is preparing to denounce the naval treaty with the United States and Creak BriIn favor of tain, by which the ratio i the two latter countries. Next month the preliminary conference is to be held in London and it is foregone that Japan wilf begin - her strxicgy to abolish herTufertoc position. She el. ms that her new responsibility pf maintaining tbe peace of Asia compels her to have a great fleet to patrol the long shore line of her own islands and Manchukuo. Manifesto no one ran or should attempt to compel Japan to desist from building her navy to wbafever strength she desires after the expiration of the treaty next year. If she .wilL oot agree to the present ratio. then the other two great naval powers must increase their bwn building or let her go her own way. It is one of the great Questions of the future. Students of foreign policy should be thinking about this problem, for neit year we will need " to formulate, it now seems certain, new navy Make -5 Plans. A - v BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK ' NUMBER of crosscurrents, such as labor' A troubles, industrial and political uncer-- - ' lainties, another relapse in the British oound this week combined with the late summer apatbv to fetter anv hone ef a rally in the financial markets. While commodities continued to soar, manv of the major Indexes swung lower, thereby adding to the eonfuston. On tbe pessimistic side was a more thau gaasonal declins in employment. The number of wage earners decreased 2.0 per cent In July, while the total man hour worked declined .5 per cent and payroll 6.5 per rent. Steel companies reduced ooerationi to around 19 per cent of caoacitf the lowest- - level- - of the year. Considerable aporejiensinn was caused by a strike order in the textile industry throwing over a half million workers out- er employment; ' - the constructive side was an Increase,-Ifreight loadings for the week ended August 25. wage increases throughout Ihe mining industry and a general hope that tbe momentum of the fall upswing In business would h great enough to offset" some of the depressing factors. . Slock drifted. nd the Index of 90 repre'sentative issue closed ihe week at pared with 72.7 tastrpek.' The bond index ' slipped from 8A.2 to 84.1."; , Index of (5 staple commodities Moody ' ctod the week at 134.9. compared with 155.3 last week. Privaie estimate that th 1934 rron wili be the most eomnlete failure in United Slate agricultural history failed -to lift Ihe wheat market. Seotemher fntur were off about a cent at t.t2a bushel. No, 2 hard slipped about 4 cents to 11.04 a bushel. Further severe deterioration of ihe eoro emp ww Indicated tn private estimate of bushel, a drop of 200 000 000 bushels from estimates last tnonlh. Com advanced about 2 rents. No. S yellow closing the week at 82 cent a bushel. Refined sugar was unrhsneed no the New Tork market, holding at 14.75. Butferfaf on the local market. held at 25 and 28 cenl a pound, delivered. Melali were unchanged Ledd. afier esrlv weakness, recovered to 3.75 cent a wound, tine held around 4.25 and copper held at 9 - - cenl g pound. - - Hog prices continued to soaf.rearhfnr their highest mark In over Tour vears. Ther were minted between t7.90 and W.to on th local market. Sfeers loined the movement to a mild exent. advancing to between S and On 72.6,-rom- L45D-000.0- 00 86.70. T.amh held between 85.25 and 86.23 , ' SEPTEMBER-- 1 Uncle Phil Margetts, Utah pioneer, mem her of the hand-ca- rt party of missionaries which left Salt Lake In U8T, and famous aa an actor,, died in hospital at- - tho ggo of . ywuni -. Tho Sait Lake City council authorized th city aodtlor to advertise, for bide for th construction of new reservoir on the Fort Douglas inieut of former Vice Chancellor Jt'rsnk He charges that Mussolini has been j Winkler, 'paying jnonejr to yon Starhemherg and. sup; jn jporting bim wilh Austria. The ifeimwehr troops, loyal to von , s Sfarliemberg, have been the force that kept tlie little country from German domination. Italy was interested in that. Tbe 50,000 rifles .sent by her last year, over which there were many protests. Winkler now declares were for " t,l starbemberg men, not for the regular army. Italy denies the Winkler charges, but t the incident calls' attention to the danger Of private armiea within a nation, , A A . ! ; ; Germany I'aeea the Future ,n Gcrma nit,lhef e U ao apnarent tnten- -i Uon to settle down Jo a long, barn seige, I Peaceful but actual. Tbe drouth has cut her food supplies, foreign markets ere reduced nd , ; Dw materials cannot be imported because of of money and credit. Hitler. Sebacht end ' , j, ; Goebels during the week have addressed the ' 1 j People urging them to prepare for e winter -- - - Wf sarrifiee. - Oning nnhout l5 to" be made iorioui as s contribution kr naUonal life. - ' , A ' HE crisis in Austria seems to have passed, but an echo comes this week in the slate- - i'J , t CAVALRY ON WHEELS Both Europe and America are giving much thought these day to mumtions. Aeross the water one current is caused by the Italian , conclusion that the future campaigns will be swift and carried on largely bv tanks. Trench have . , warfare is. tbey believe their maneuvers demonstrated. thing of the past Small fighting force and large armies of worker" behind the lines will characterize future war, This will of course make the air service - fare. more importanl, ;foc- - 5he- - .bomhmK..P lanes., swiniy flying aeross boundaries, will seek out bases where the machine are built and destroy them. Both Great Britain and France ra payipg attention-t- o the itaiian theory -- nd other agencies with the or actual, to predict" There il pretended fill, ttrong curiosity In us sit to know what is Perhapswe' lee I we could thereby: " Tpvoid unpleasantneis nd Uragf dy,1iket& 1 Irishman wanting to know .where be was going to die so ho could keep away from the place. While prophetic knowledge, depending on . 7 pur rising to the implications, can be highly ftimulaling, foreknowledge may also be dan. gerous. . If convinced that something is going io happen to us, we may become fatalists and " help rather than hinder the event, even though t is contrary to all our desires and interest haul, after consulting the witch ef Endor, ; whatever may have been the actual source of "" is information, was a defeated man. . the at exists concession f Chicago s Scarcely , Exposition, stretching along the edge of Lake booth where Michigan, that does not contain mme psychic" wait for the credulous. Of , course this service is at a price, psid in . idvaoce. . .. r And s few of them at least offer gome- -. ibing to build up confidence-- A man will pass Smong lb crowd and glance at the name and address on card or envelope jyou niaJband. - him. The psychic, always e woman, yards . " kway, perhaps blindfolded, immediately speaks is a plain case of telep s " fhe name aloud. It able to pick off her working Bbe ii ithy. ' Companion mind what be has read silently. . a - bean more persistent in human There - la- - nothing, prophetic powers in (Elective receiving set from her companion's At -- toying, oracle " church and stale. , Entered at the poatofftce at Salt Lab City aa second claaa matter according to AM of " t Coagreaa March S. lilt. S SATURDAY- - CITY SEPTEMBER . Paying Last Tribute To This War Leader 1 1934 When? ALVED THE FALLACY OF feELF-CON- T NATIONS Folkmiitf Nationalists Would Compel Drastic Internal Changes , - - pro--vio- v . Send remittance and boalnet common!-Uona to Tb Peaerat Neon, Salt Lake City. Utah. i - an t.00 (If Mil la edvane)-- . Tli rata apply to Utah, Idabe, kb ColoNevada, Wyoming. Oregon, Washington. d rado. Montana. Now Mexico. California Arizona: othvr state by mall Hf meith. It Om CAKE NEWS-SAL- T -- Member of Tb -- Nms DESERET ol , . . , - '' A' Pacific Union Railway company reestablished 4 passenger and freight depot at Willard, la Box Elder eounty. with JL JB. Baird Installed aa the. agent In charge. - io r o ' -- ' MATT-FIV- 1 EARS AGO Urga party of prominent men and women of Quincr, UL, arrived to Balt Lake City, and left the following day for southern California. ' o Tho New til i vote-getti- -- -- v . received a letter from a prom- newspaper man to New Tor City In vbteh he was lavish to h!sp raise of the Deseret " ' ' - ' -- who-canno- rn ."?trf r'' tn FUJI ij prompt TO Attention 17303 tiAlnuq V03K I (tor CmpMt Woodworking plant . MORRISON-MERRIL- L & CO. ' WA. $v A- 41 ' 7 REAL - w'tl v - ESTATE ra i tew - --- Kew Boa rawtoOf far eqwlpnieot lelH TRUST DEPARTMENT Mstn mevto. fwe Says f man. Call CWaapar than- - ratlpaa. Waa. IS fa prices, Ba. 1 West Snf BaMh. orrtCK W'lTH , VAX A VALKER BANK plan ftfcDWA TORA.E - kH8ii Hd Sad J fepvfli ' ,, i Reasons , f - -- - COMPANY A , Wmmfrk la back w.. amf 5jl ; Ao Commissions nV your . ", CVTsITe'D Tear Smallest M4 ef E A - Rf ; of-th- ' Th r na-ti- .IMPROVED SALT LAKE l FORT TEARS AGO . The Territorial supreme coir-- t appointed CoL John R. Winder receiver of th property e Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Bainta, succeeding Hon. Henry W. Lawrence. - le N military reservation. - ll.-ooe.e- MONEY to LOAN ' order-to-contr- eabeTb WteQ SUMeeirlet uto em- larger nations ef Europe. It more nearly in pool lion comes doubly true for the smaller bark on a policy of nations. Bound business planning nationalism than any ether o( the would never attempt to establish vaet It has a for tbs limited market of a smalt major nation pane of territory, politically uni' country tbs "total range of modern fled, commercially nnhampered by manufactures-- It would stick te Internal tariff barrier, containing Industries that es be operated efunusually varied sources of Pow" ficiently on a small scale, vtntnr-in- g ar, riehly stocked with natural rebits forma of production that, sources as a sustaining diet for lt by their very nature, require largemachines, and populated by ness of operative scale only if customers for th. output there we a dependable competiOf Its power economy. tive chance to capture th requisite No single nation to Europe to to amount pf export trade. ;apRussia like position, although economic naThe progress-- ef of it her with range proximates tionalism la Europe, t date ha territory, population and resources. th soundness of these conIf ail the uationa of Europe were proved tentions The cost Of living baa not racial and unity, ppllUcal and th standard of lacerated aa now by sharp fron- been lifted for millions ef tiers- and separative trade barriers, living lowered by (he- - fact that. In' an se would approach feaaiWIIty. tA H hsvs la a many 'of tbs smaller uationaIndusla. however,- set up grossly uneconomic flying goat that none of th sep' arate nations ef Europe may hop tries and have." to consequence." to reach. out of ail reasonable relaAny persistent attempt to or- prices tion to what the cost of producganise. the national economies of tion would have been in Jnduetriea Europe- - On a barin' of will result to an Increas- established by business planning instead oTPOtitical hysteria. wasteful and ingly Inef flcf on t, The reasons for Europe.fhfcrtHS jriib8i03ri6 mei "hardly have to pay a heavy pries in th debatable. Modernized power production form of revolutionary readjustcannot make the fruits of it ef- ments in our bustoea. Industry and ficiency socially available without agrlculturaand submit to a drastic tha a largeness of operative scale and Internal regimentation of nawhole private enterprise of th mCrket outlet that none of the ef Europe alone can provide. tion. (Copyright, MeClOr NewsThis holds true for even the paper Syndicate.) meat now started to bav the next and get some new industries going session of Congress Onset a pen her to Utah. It Is Just next to Imslon law that ths aged may be able possible to get money from tbo to live and not merely exist as bard boiled 4 per centers who bav many are compelled to do at th it W hade heard a lot about espresent time. They are entitled to tablishing soma plea to provide royalty for what they have done. hospital and dental earn for members who might Jota aa association; for.thla generation. In conclusion let me say; Small inventions often make milSing the songs of th boary bead lion if properly promoted, but . and knitted brow inventor do not usually have th Don't defer It, do It now. ebtlity or money to put their proChant ths praises of th furrowed duet on the market. AT cheek and shriveled form ADtRS Lets organize a Utah Investors While theres Ufa, and powder In club letting all who wish join. Have the born. a president and eeeretary.buainess Give them cheer and comfort now. Each member pays 1 a manager. Don't neglect it Letter to ibis column must month dues Inventors may suouilt Gratitude. Jostle sod fraternity not be longer than SOO words; their inventions for approval and if all demand It most bear tbe name and adtaken on they get (8 per cent of J. H. NILSON. Nomination of Sinclair by California Demo- -dress of the writer, although the net profits. 44 per eent goee First Avenue, not wlU bo these nt necessarily to build up th organisation and era Is Indicates Move for tReaUgo-meSalt Xak City. 40 per cent to a hospital fund for published, and mnst not be of Parties of a defamatory or libelous the benefit of all members. V letnature. Only excerpts of have some of the finest 8 in Auto Curb BO City Speeds over ters will be words BT die makers In the world her to Balt Lake City and could no printed. Ideas and opinion Editor Deseret Newt: expressed la this eolnma are WASHINGTON, A newspaper editorial gays, Balt doubt build up some profttabl inSept. I. California's decision to award the those of contributors and Democratic nomination for governor to a Socialist is i milestone Lake City stands sixth among 86 dustries with this plan. nuy or may not reflect tbo CLAUDE R. DODGE. elttea la th nation to suto accimeans system.-- It in. the development of th American-part- v views of Tbe Deseret New. dents. the eventual realignment of parties in the United States. not ho Is n record te It proud For nearly twenty year, tha of. It Is a record of death, misery October 4th Announced become Utah Pioneers Have western . Republlcane have been sound economic which r destruction." and the two issues the next ta from congrescompany parting gradually W orld Day for Animals The editorial refers to th large their eastern brethren, ao that tha sional campaigns. Pension number Earned Old-Ag- e of automobile accident on same Republican to Nebraska, Speeded by Event Editor Deseret News: our streets, and it seems to . me It may bo, of course, that tho Editor. Deseret News: when need by Senator Georgo W, way. to remedy the - One again kindly grant me spec Morris, baa no more to common Liberty league will cause 411 honor nnd glory for th dead that the only In force motorists to situation all name of the Republican, used by r breaking down party tie and n! to greatjy fcken"iirod "Tn turm to yonr valued columns. (0 an. Senator Reed to Pennsylvania, than thus lead to the reorganization of what ihy wer they did- - Sweet are corners, la residential as wall nonne that October tbe 4th will be thejn. tho name Democrat has anything both major parties, but the day of memories of thoee pho acted the Ms sections. Also net up World to common as a political philosophy readjustment of party politics will tjowntown Good Samaritan who gave cheer more Stop and Go signals " and The Day for Animals" when need by Mr. Sinclair ih Cali- come faster after such event World Antiivisectioa league did wher needed. and are They ordinary Stop' 'signs, and greatly fornia and y Senator Glass to Vir- w have Just witnessed to Cali- now past our help. Not so with Increase the number of safety (English branch) proponent of th " fornia. ginia. In th state ef zones Bait Lake City' streets ar day. entreats alt to think, act and living aged The two major party label have That Mr. Roosevelt Is somewhat the Utah and elsewhere, who have and scores ef additional safe- speak for suffering animals; also con- uncomfortable about really become may be been battling on end on for forty wide 'it ty zones are Imperative If life and wher possible to veniences behind which strong seen to th fact that ho has agreed and. or with more, year arrange some fifty only ever to be even reasonably nr Jimb candidate rdlly their to se Upton Sinclair only on con- one thought to mind and that waa safe on tb streets of our city. celebration, however simple. Only cohorts, first drawing from one dition that politics will not be dis- to make this of the country WALDO FRIEND. by perpetual reminder ean wa sun, party and then ihe other, depend- cussed. This would hardly happen keep and grandest place upon altv interest In any causa for tb ing upon which is the preponderant with senatorial nominees or oven greatest tbe globe, for themselves and the to attracted candidate's th group Plan other Writer candidates for governor. Suggests that should follow right owa platform, Postmaster General Eerier more generation after. jt - or To Finance Inventors Mas action ha captivated tha less grudgingly announced that "The Prejudice Rule wild west and other plaevs popularJancy; so October Is, an For a long time, political observ- Sinclair is. after nil, the Demoto a day or a year. er have thought that. In America, cratic nomine. That' party regu- were not tamed now ideal dale, coming to ns as It does Editor Deseret News: are who worked Many living, all but serves It right, only there would bo a liberal conserva- larity In a recent editorial Mr. Zenlon with centuries cf benedictions for ' side old with their pioneer tive party and a Socialist radical to drive out of tha Democratic fathersby snd t helped to clesr th refers to a certain honest citizen man and animal. swallow the party. This correspondent sug- fold many land, build th first roads, bridges, who with associates had a business The devout will tender their ar. policies of socialism, emgested last February that th Re- Sinclair dent aspirations; thinkers of 11 A few more episodes of Demo- canals, churches, schools, and moke propositionto which would give publican party b liquidated bemen but a cumber of the and farms ployment blossom race gardens and creed will pay silent cratic encouragement for socialcause of Its eastern-weste.cleavrose os they now do. They be was unabi to obtain a email homage to Francis of Assisi, istic candidates and th eonserva-- i th saint age, that the liberal conservatives ttv 42.00 of from loan of to about any every way to lay the and scholar nd th wing will b forced to break helped from the Democratic' party, like or this great western four banks approached. Tbe banks proudly Claims hie humanitarian to Carter Glass and A1 Smith, absorb off altogether and put aa adjec- foundation this place which shall endur tor all are euro cold blooded when it comes of praise; for ho' has these Republicans, using the name tive in front of tb word Demo- empire '1" to UtolYOverlaattag credit nnd to loaning money. Jn this matter, fellowship cratic. honored tho always socialists th ebln. separating Constitution Democratic party, and however, there may have been a ing soulgratefully - who the dithat men like Senator Noma, and from the liberal conservatives. And economic Ylew- - chance far speculation and you vine spark in aHrecognized f'"w .frora life, and who a now, of course, the Upton Sinclairs, the more this disaffection occurs how we all feel towards the know tbe we closer will blessed UP"d! our brothers tb frequently should comprise tho Socialistic approach the 5?" banker who loses our money, but animals." )RV much discussed HELEN Democratic party. realignment KING. pf " w1'1.. stst of they go beyond tbe point of safety But It was evident from the com- parties.- (Copyright Jill), panic and has left hundred of the at times and bav llttls considerament in political circles then that tion. for th small business , man aged and Infirm ta a most deplorthere were many Republics na In able condition. Many are losing who needs help. I know of three Pointed Paragraphs the North who did not want to aftheir all through no fault of their different bank that refused a loan filiate themselves wiih any party own. It Is said that man who wanted to Is of 4400 even to part, named Democratic Many a nai who think that he one of ths greatest of Ingratitude This put 4100 with It to buy an order of D3QCFS EB? all and there were many Democrats In thinks has A wife who does 11 bis no doubt I true. Ar wotins, merchandise he needed and put (he grateful the South who would never Join a to them for what they have does 4400 wc-t- h of merchandise b a thinking. W party named Republics n. bonded for us? most certainly are. but warehouse as security and PAY CASH New Label Needed - - -many of them need something pay cash for th same as with-draIts tbs most difficult thing In more So If there is to bo a party 4 be on now; ther finanneed Applied loan. the right to the forget whet you want cial or would - re- to world (paterial aaaiatanc. because They didn't want to be bothered forget. quire entirely new labels and It they lack the necessary comforts with It would not be surprising if tbe of life which tbey are justly enThere sure ought to bo eome-piaWater Is music whea fountain party might bo tho name plays. titled to. instituted eo the email business man . of tho liberal eonse rewire party, Jn my humble opinion tho feme can get help when needed. May Mustard plasters also com under te rip now to assist la every way suggest a plan to help inventors or especially If the fundamental Issues of constitutionalism continue to ths head of drawing materia la possible to support of th move- - other to promote their enterprises agitate the people. For It to only A man baa bo right to stone his when something fundamental occurs to the principles of party war- wife, but he may rock bis baby. arced fare that a new party has ever been A cricket make more noise than born. New parties have never sue. A M WEEK a and rehornet less commands reeded when launched purely on the . spect. - , basis of strong personalities. YOUR MONEY BACKThere are deeply grained princiIt can't he said ef actresses today ples at stake in tha present Amer-r ar Vl,rk7.lrfM7r ta they depend upon their wardican scene. Tho recently announced that American Liberty league ha been robe for success. - mistakenly construed as the benew1 moneyFor soma peopl v WlnOaw.Al! ginning of new alignment of par- making schema would bo th On , ties Thq league I really a con, of earning IL way etitutloael bloc composed mostly rWa. to of men Interested In seeing the' Its a wise woman who can renkJeet la a bar. two major parties of today perpe- frain from reminding her hneband tuated. The league plana to sup- of the fool things h said during money ' port Republican or Democrats, ms courtship. If any atker Vwmw th case may be. depending on (Copyright. 1MI. by The Associate whether they accept tha policies of M Itot kgttorrri'' ar Sara bettor d Newspapers) all wrark anWrack Manilla Tha. Prlrr. to HU6. M.TS a bjrrt to ahar - -- " flamua, V , No Delay rn il, tin K. ForThis Offer Oqr warklng euMtol ta limit. 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