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Show to -1- r t ffetn, he Putmba4 Ml AftirttooM Bictpt iPB4y Lake City. Utah. lumber of The Audit "" Phona Bureau of OrenuooM RATS SUBSCRIPTION One Month One tear ' One tear Of pat in advance) The above , rat fa apply to Utah. Mala Colo-redNevada, Wyoming. Oregon, Washington, Montana. New Mexico. California and Arisons. other eta toe by mall per inrth gl.ee ...... AOVIRT1SINO NATIONAL REPRESENTA- TIVES Jann, Ino. Noes. Rolhenburg ! E 4th Street New fort City North Michigan Avenue Chicago Motor Bullying .General Detroit Glenn Building Atlanta Went 10th Street Kansas City A IH California Street Entered at the poetofflee at Salt Lake City a 'second rleee mi11' according to Act of Coogreaa March t. HI. San Francisco - Tbs Associated Prees le exclusively enutled use for repubilcatlon of ait news din otherwieo credited patches credited to it or not In this newspaper and alee tba local news All rights for rspubltcstlon published herein. of special dispstchss here are also reserved. te the gVLT LAKE CITY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1831 nEsrlS5ElllNC PROBLEM of, DAY, celebrating the straggle Tor brAter Wrsborterbirai's, and I Af0U to trj hi Uie beginning of what threatens wa ael the recovery xince strike largest passed. The textile workers In coUojr, silk tnd wool are called out by their union,' by the American Federation of Labor. If they respond unanimously there .will bt gome 700,000 men and women temporarily jobless by their own choice or the choice of their leaders. If thd founders of Labor day could bat known the mam object of the present strike, t.' they would have suffered wide-ejAt thatjune workers were at f heir ... looms anil spindles from dawn to dusk, little children were m the mils instead of at school or play, and mgfrt hours for women were unrestricted. The children are out now, and woik lias ' been reduced to a maximum of SO hours per week, an average of 6 3 hours per day. The present strike is for a 30 hour week without pay reduction. Another objective is or piscine to put an end to the stretch-ou- t, of giving each worker m6ro machines to handle, so that shorter hours will not mean less j yards of doth. Still another is the recog- ndion of tbrumon and the full measure of " collective bargaining. In these days the attitude of the government is extremely important in sliikc matters. What will it be m this emergency? The ougm of the present walkout seems to have been the refusal of the cotton manufacturers to accept the code Change, made witiyPresident Roosevelt's approval, reducing the week's maximum, from 40 to 36 hours without decrease7 of pay. Probably, therefore the administration will be sympathetic, 'this may he a determining factor. Giving relief funds lu striking workers, against which President Henry L. Harriman of the Imlcd btales Chamber, of Commerce as protesting so vigorously, might be discontinued if the dmmislration considered the present walk out unjustified. Independently of whether this waate-fu-l disturbance succeeds or fails, the problem underlying it must be met not only by the mill --hands at Fall HiverTfassachusetu, . Greenville, South Carolina, and the other spinning and weaving centers, along the Atlantic coast, but by the whole body of Amenean citizenship fctrikos ate a crude attempt-- to bring about necessary adjustments in our economic structure. They may not be the best way to attain equilibrium, but they appear to bo the only way in the power of the laborers, who ate most concerned. A fundamental condition must be corrected. S itiiam Green puts it graphically m hi3 address today. Since 1923 the American worker m industry through technological . improvements and higher skill has incieased , his hourly production each year by four per cent. That means each laborer can do 44 more-thao Perxent eleven years agor But according to Mr. Green the average woikers income incieased during that period Only five per cent. At least these figures (show the manifest trendy Americas power to produce has m- -crea-e- d by leaps and bounds Amei na s puwer to buy goods for consumption has crawled on all fours. That means more, rather than les, - unemployment m the fuliyre. This nation must figure a way to keep the ., goods market abreast of the growthconsumers' of -- . ShT FOR THE CAMPUGN YJf !IE - , ' - 4 near midnighf the (khno-iralconvention completed its work at Pinvo, nd (he eandid.iips for iongiegi,inal and slate office were agreed on. the campaign fqr the election, .November 6 got under wav Six weeks earlier the Republicans had named their In ket, ami fince that time have been Planning Ihc.r strategj to rettirn Ltah tQ ,,g traditional politu j! alignment, , rTappearg that the patties in this stale are untied wilhin themselves. Any . m8ht have been threatened piwr eonvenfum Saturday over the. stalul.51Ilp .ha'e bePn a'oldtd br the action of "1. 8 candidates when they dramatical- -' , ly Pledged themselves to Democratic unitv lhe 811 mcn nominated for (he upper nd lower chambers of Congress, all but one ie vnmaJlat fnaI'P?'li'8 niam H. senior King, d served two nl expenenre. Hon. senator of Utah, has office eighteen years and teimrin the house. Opposing him, i grity; Present World Relations Within Grasp .Of Human Intelligence I hav been discussing tb theory ot economic nationalism Which Is gamToday I ing such vide cogue. want to indicate what aeems to me one ot the dangeroua falto be lacies at the foot of this theory-Manfrankly regard anything other than a severely restricted nationalism of economic enterprise Dean Donham of impossible. the School of Business AdministraHarvard tion of University Is one f the leading exponents of this belief. "The tmth is, he writes, that ths effective organisation' ot the world on the basis of constantly expanding Interdependence is beyond human Intelligence Unfem I am far afield In Judgment. this Is not so much realism ft Is a Tunning away from the It Is not necessary thus sur- te run up the w hite flag of cdiarender ill the face of iuodcra' - This running Away from plexitj' conIn evident la many complexity temporary fields other than foreign .policy. . It la one of the major weaknesses of modern Intelligence The coflvleilon interdependence is bevond our refleedO)! Is 'Me field of sffalrs of A conviction that has lately prevailed in the field oj knowledge. Jt Is Widely assumed that knowllor edge was once simple enough bemastery, hut has in our time come complex beyond the comprehension of any single mind, that the synoptic grasp of an Aristotle or a Bacon Is no longer possible, and that ths best wa can do Is to to the intellectual mettle down g ot tiny plota of specialisation. This is Intellectual defeatism on y ' - 'Ur,P6tllTtts,TIildnllTv,?!,r'ireTorc"ilftThe,1ir-T6rv,l',',(l'f'1- the part of scholars who. scared of data that by ths 'dust-store whirl ceaselessly across their surrendered In the face of the results of their own research, aa the new nationalists are surrendering in the face of the complexity brought to the worlds affaire by the modernist forces of science, technology and power production. In the field of knowledge wo have seemed to eay that wo could know nothing because wo know so much, and now, in ths field of affatrs, tt Is suggested thatw can do nothing because we have equipped ourselves to do so much The fact Is that no single mipd was ever able to master all ot human knowledge or bring all of the recalcitrant forces of human society to heel. Alike in the field of scholarship and In the field of ttiattbe-proWemx- " America. There will be no.cafldidales elected without scrutiny.-- An aroused and discriminating electorate will scan the tickets as never before. truck-farmin- BT LESLIE EICHEL (Central Free Staff Writer) KEW" YORK Tins great social changes. They will be inevitable. Perhaps a fifth of the population will be on amLer-predeSe- of property md damage or waste citato-- wor4cv TthrthaTt A loose gomf of the vast fortunes the relief. The redistribution of wealth has begun in a haphazard manner. New York City has annual tax on business imposed a wrtlnir fhe city to bear part of the relief cost. 18 million dollars a month is requited Nearly in New Vork City for reliefThe sum will this winter The haphazard manner of raising funds works injustices The very businesses that must provide work are taxed heavily. The persons who possess intangible wealth ate barely touched. Thus the most urgent matter before both & national and state administrations is a plan to put citizens on their feet once more, A New Era Harry Hopkins, federal relief administrator. is back on the job ih Washington, following a tour xt Europe to ingpeci relief and social measures theic. He is of the opinion that the Lmted Mates must attack its problem without regai d to the plans of olher countries. Here Is a nation of boundless resources with a fifth of ils population penmle'. Temporary measures must give way to a program. Hopkins believes. - S' TIIE NATIONALIST FALLACY To fill the remaining two years of (he four years Ireasurership, two men. Nfr.Jvor Ajax for the Republicans end Mr. Joseph Rine for the Democrats, wilf appeal for voles. Both should be qualified by having (served as stale auditor. 7Ttjs to be hoped thattbe county and Teg-"- 1 Islattve conventions To be held ttater TnOie month by both part re j will choose as Well as have the stale gatherings. Ton much care caanot-b- e taken by-tl-ie partv .leaders, for al (he present more people are thinking actively alon-ichmen- I mm m Loof-bouro- w, eup-port- ed 2-- MONDAY SEPTEMBER 3 1931 CITY Hen. Den B. Cotton has to his credit twelve years of continuous service in the House, which ended with )Lhe Roosevelt landslide two years ago'. ;The present Representatives Hon. Abe Burdock from the first and Hon. J. Will j were Robinson from the second districts, iaeily nominated to succeed themselves. One of their opponents. Judge Frederick C. wss member of the House during the 72nd Congress. Mr. Arthur Woolley, prominent attorney of Ogden, has not had congres-sion- at experience. Fortunately. whatever Uie choice of the people, Utah will be well represented in Washington. All are men of ability and good reputation. Opposing the veteran juiist. Chief Justice D. N. Blraup, whom Jhe Republicans nomi- -. nated to succeed himself, the Democrals have put up Judge James H. Wolfe, now silting on the bench of the third judicial district. Both are men of keeiflptellecl, thoroughly read in the law and of irreproachable personal inte- be-t- ed SALT LAKE NEWS DESERET TTTE I ne Sbjhat Readers Drouth Relief Contracts Have Coodilions these will not necessarily be published, and mast not be of a defamatory or libelous nature. Only excerpts of letters over XOO words will be printed. Ideas and opinions expressed ta this column are those of contributors and may or may not reflect tba slews of The Deseret News; Complete Control of Farms ' T. HARMON. Price, Utah Aug 24 1934 K.. eiwmrm been a question 'of the capacity of leaderad- - -ship to see, state and secure that herence to essential meanings threads have run like binding through -- the. knowledge or the affairs of a time. And this Is quite as possible to- could name A corded history half dozen Americans who have quite as understanding a grasp of ths major implications of modern knowledge as Aristotle and Bacon had of the knowledge of their times And it ta. I think, nothing bnt an unconscious rationalization of our frightened retreat from reality that lead na to assume that the complexeltleo of world relations are now beyond practical mastery. .Newspaper (Copyright, McClure Sjndlcate ) w ay than by reading the advertise. 1 . s ift & and other burden t otne peopi are a burden to life Many a girl marries an old man because ot the cloud's silver lining. worry Other people's manners most of us more than our own mor-cel- be, to talk Thg young wld0 about her late huSband early in II f a Perhaps faint heart neer won fair lady because tt Is partial to Advice to Young Men brunettes. Man cant ehange the weather, Sly Friends, when malic starts to but he ran do a lot ot growling snear about It. And envy would jour worth defame. Our Idea of a modest men is on Look back upon that jarlier jear who can keep his opinion of himWhen there was none to praise self to himself. or blame. Nothing seems to please a woman mors than to bo able to say Be nbt discouraged or dismayed to a man: "I told yon go Because at, yoittsome shafts are throw n. Unless yon have more dollars The fighter never draws his blads than sense do not expect others to Against ths toiler whos un- consider our troubles Interesting. j known. Always listen patiently to ths The bitter tongues have naught to opinion of others, the chances are sav vou will derive no benefit there- Against the man who never tries, from, but It will please them to their ridicule They keep slay Copyright 1334 by The Associatthe man that has begun to rise. ed Newspapers) W lieu men you never heard of start Belittling wnat jou ve tried lo do.! Be not discouraged, but take heart. At least jou know they ve heard of you. b. Lexters to tills column must sot be longer than SOS words; mast bear (he nsjne and address of the writer, although On Reverse Bide Giving Government ng x are hoarding I call this selfishness of the worst type. has utterly Law enforcement failed to correct this ev 11 R hy not attack the thing from a different angle Tou who have plenty loosen up a bit. give jour hungry neighbor a chance Our Master said, It is more blessed to give than to re-- 1 The Townsend plan would be one means of putting a stop to some of the crime path-hav- Sept. 4. Those drouth relief contracts, which is offering to farmers before their cattle or dairy products are purchased, have developed a neweonlrvery Senator Carey, of Wyoming, doubts whether any of them are legal because, lie Says, the provisions compelling a fanner to ign a bl.ink check on future crop control are printed in fine type Americans Needed on the reverse side of the contract. ' 1h America He adds" Mr Carey maks hia Aiefts krwjwnj " "We want a permanent scheme under lit n truer flccrctan Wallace of not approed of It ,1 don t be-t- Editor of Deaoret .cwa which people will know what to expect, willi f agriculture, d part men as, that you, regardless of any I freuen v glance through the sense of secuntv that i so airc ya may haro to regulate the WHAT READERS THINK part of will take lime and cannot be dune overMamiHc Kendilck son of m cattle industry, would be ruilty of it to I and alwaj-expect jour papr. former colleague called mo on tba using night, but that w the federal relief of togreat national calamity find panaceas offered for this or a deo morrow. the either to ft mftKeiauch drouth ago das that social condition. These panatelephone inquirle? relative to certain provV ceit a or to force cattlemen to nga ceas want then- - source of revenue ",ar more Of dje national Income than sionv of the agreement which cattle such Sn agreement. to come through taxes or w get ever before mutt be devoted to social securownhrs are compelled to sign In orI earnestly request that this,1the State or Government to collect ity. to giving a decent living to niafiv people well cattle to the government contract be amended by der lo striking an distribute the wealth of the who never gotta break, npt even m 1929. under the drouth relief program. out sections two and four and also Siaj or Nation again, , much les now America Look1 back upon the silent yeara that; gny provisions which must! Th radical element In advice W hence will come the Grants Dictation to be included be printed' sympathetic and has rnonej 1 Then hear the seofftngs with a necessarily Hopkmy iTttr lintsMr Kendrick stated o m that in cold typo on ths face of the give bat the time thv start taksmile America from of ing We had plenlv of mnnev m 1929 to take in his opinion lhe agreement con-- t contract. None draw ,h malice and tbs trouble the conservative element, Dr T J RastelM Surgeon. Physi care of every one. and didn't do it And its lined provisions which could make sneers Agriculture department officials to sure London recent- arise. j t possible for the secretary of agri- are defending the provisions of the Just how the United States Gov- a certamlv lhat in the future jliese people aie who is worth- - cian and Seientlst of quick positive preto it he do to desired uiture, on So, contract the grounds that they emmml ought to be run or how It 3 m the going to get a ttecent living scription to help sufjri ctate to any one who signed1 t are not only pa Yin a fair prfcejth wealth of th United Plates raids. ferers from function-- m which lo manner the lav be lor cattle which when So would the of ehneks otherwise al Kidnev disorders oice enty be to distributed America On the Olher Hand ojht should conduct his business. starve and be of no value, but. in which often cause And raslice cries I am not prepared to say but Jouett Rhotise, in nicies othei than Roo-e-- 't such troubles a Get'It aloud happened that previous to addition, they are paying benefit I will say as Lincoln. Gold is good importers, is looked upon a one of the talking to Mr Kendrick T had not payments to the farmer which he in Its place, but living, brave, pa- Remember that the man ting Up Nights Nervousness Leg Pains. shrewdest rnen in polities todav. seen thia agreement, but after can retain regardless of any chat- triotic men are better than gold. speaks Burning binart n g. tel ne seized upon the idea 'hi crilm savi a I the animals. copy of (he same, find I will ssv as Theodore Roosevelt, mortgages against reading Has seen your head above Acidity. Dark Circles Mr. Kendricks fears are of capitalizing disaffection with the New Deal well The government, of course. If Thank God for the iron in the crowd Under Eyes Loss of founded HVP.RT N KEPROk in order to give himself a job there should be a production con- blood ofxpur forefathers who upDizzl ness again. (It While I have seen contract trol program, would be in a posi- held the wisdom of Lincoln and 225 West Fourth South, was he who capitalized on public and opinion Or i J Ktellt Pains. Rhsumatle Dr Rastetli prepared bj slick lawyers m which tion to require farmers to deduct who bore sword or rifle n the Salt Lake City. Utah. against prohibition an.d gave the final imsaid Realizing how many men and portions were printed tn fine type the benefit payments already re- armies of GrvnV and I will say women are afflicted bv functional Men who know petus with his association so that the signer Would not read ceived from any future payments, as Daniel XV ebst-- r. T was born an disorders of the Kldnejs and Bladhim believe he will have plenfv of support, an them carefully, never have so that the Vlepartm-sill get American. I have totried to llvs der I coneider it a public duty to with his new league, provided his criticism I hope dlwan AmerI see contracts where certain of tta back as much of Its relief money as American recommend the prescription Cystex I trust that my tongue remains constructive consider Cvstex ops of the most provisions were printed upon the possible. The department also says ican. and d formulas snd If his chief supporters do not demand a back or reverse side In order that Its policy is to be governed by the tut I am dumb shall bh for Many of the things we ask for nrrrttorious It most highly w hen such a America. of wishes a those return to the Old Deal but simplv demmd majority of the prosigning them might not be not are worth is having Get prescription required JERALD H5NBIE. jht given dmmodfty and what Teddy" Roosevelt termed-- a doctor s guaranteed acquainted with all Its provisions, ducers in s will V prescription square-dea- l, Mantl. Utah have to be voted I have been Informed bv a form- that control gome men s honesty ts due to the Pvstex to(pronounced today. . y ... be uiav give the Rooevet administraPut It the You be the ludge. the test er attorney general of W joining jy commodity group tnexpnsiveneas thereof tion much lo think about It must fix vou up In I dajs or that certain insurance companies As for the contracts printed on Selfishness ' But. it is agreed, his chief supporters are Soma of the things vou ought ""sntredCvMev hgd used a similar form and the the reverse side no comment has alse at know can pnfoi lunate. Al Smith perhaps is the onlv learned in no ctheronl been forthcomirifc. courts had ruled that the (Copyright. Editor Deseret News: drug stores Adv? proper furore among the mganizers of the was not bound bj provisions signer The crime wave that keeps stalkwhich were not printed on the face of the American Liberty league. If At Smith should ing fhe world making respectful contract. assert that (he league stands for actual men should get citizens of our fair nation blush, art gome al themselves patented to prevent proof that our church leaders are Bind to Any Program rights, and would polnl out how fo there ever being any other like right, when they were prompted maintain those rights he would gam a folUnder section ? the to announce that SELFISHNESS binds himself Xo join any producer lowing some are remarking But program Is the tap root of crime. It is Al s mind mav no which the department bfagri-ul-tur- e longer vision from the point shocking to note the numerous of view tif the man in the slreet may determine upon for either times In the pset 25 jreara the anthe beef cattle or dairy Industries. nouncement of killing, kidnaping, He not only agree to cooperate robberies and swindling that apand to go along with any program TCU3SSEH IWENTY YfARS pear in bold headlines on the front but he agrees to elgn anv contract , . page of our papers. When these containing any kind of provisions are sifted down they can all LOTOS CO. AGO which the secretary of agriculture back to SELFISHNESS traced might elect to Include tn such ab SSO SO. STATE ST. What lias been done to stop It' agreement. SEPTEMBER S Probably a guard or two were set "Section 4 also on the reverse Cardinal Giacomo Della Chlesa, archbishop to stop a repetition and the governside, is as follows: To abide by ment has been called upob to try of Bologna Italy. Was elected pope to succeed and conform to regulations and to hunt down the outlaw. In t,hls Pope Plus X. Ho took the name Benedict XV, administrative rulings relating lo In most cases large sums of move. Dr cattle J T. Kingsbury, president ot the emergencjagreements tax money Is spent, time passes, the ( which are and shall be a University or Utah, and Principal George A. of clews fade out. the guilty still at this agreement) heretofore orpart Eaton of the Balt Lake high school were the herelarge and perhaps carefully planafter prescribed bj the secretary.' speakers st the teachers" Institute In the new ning for tb next victim. The law As I interpret sections 2 and 4 building seems to bo powerless in Its efof this contract any cattleman or c . FORTY Y EARS AGO " fort. dairyman who signs it turns over 1 dont believe these men were Chief James Devine of lhe Balt Lake fir the management or hla business to bad. I don't believe they were born department returned from Montreal where h ths department of agriculture. tutored badly. They have a desire Under Its term a one of your sgents attended the annual convention of fire engishow that 20. of school to enjoy some of the good things under the rules and regulations neers. are handicapped by deof the world, and have the plea you could prescribed by A series of fires broke out dictate to in several rare that other people enjoy. But a producer as to the number and fective vision. business house on Main between South Temple the odds are against them, they kind of rattle he could own, the " and First South streets early In the morning but long for the pleasure ot a new car, number And kind he could milk, 'Young eyes are 'sensitive 5yes. They Josses were not great the same as the banker. They love and the manner in which he could art more easily strained than older SIXTY-FIVthe fishing tripe, the same as the YEARS AGO market hla rattle or his products. millionaire. They are hungry for Information of The Deseret Tklegraph ItneV In fact, them ta nothing the secones. , the pleasant entertainment, such as was lo the effect that Virtually at parts of the retary could not do to regulate the take chances with anything f ths can't pay wealthy enjoy. business They man of any either ignorTerritory of Utah were being visited Yi 1th heavy that mortgage, they were forced lo ant enough or foolish enough or so precioas. Have youc rains. eyes,'. sign to the rich, because of condiwho through force of circumA team of horses hitched to A Wagon ran tions they could not help. They examined before the difficult school stances signed this agreement crave away on Main street between South Temple andv aa education. are There a Amendment Asked wort begins. few things the rich could avert. But Third South streets, but were stopped w heir tng "It Is my sincere hop that you so! The rich would rather have the wagon tongu was driven Into the trunk of a not ore, acquainted with the attack of A few men in a holdup, tree. , of this contract and have committal of crime, taking of Ufa WASHINGTON, thdfnermnenl ed fe i s ' Help Kidneys Doctors Way En-r- nt reborn-men- ... Sirs-Te- ton" , 14) self-ma- mdi-vidu- rs A.E. inriEDiniE DELIVERY on OLDSnODILE Statistics E Dont -- childs . pro-rlsre-na I j t |
