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Show THE WEEKLY NEWS EXPRESS. LAYTON; UTAH . 'Soiltb-o- t THIS1; WEEK. ' . 'If Five JDictat'orsi ' England ..-- . t Unjte . Is Feverish ' Wealth fbr a Cood Girl ' Rest y Gcii: MifrcKey. Fijids florae- - baits that Mussolini- - And Ultler have- - arranged a 'protective treaty wlth Aus. SYMBOLS OF PARTIES, POLICIES AND. CANDIDATES. . , , , , lS,'l7."!k 'ii f flusing 1 L laily Weather' .coodb figoyousi Northland of blizzards of nd speed the wlirdstofms which. ar,e Incutiarlng Iq thtf latitude of the Arcjic circle to Scattle.'amt San fra'pelsCq, whetu-q- ' the. Reports are relayed to gtll pari . . .. . . of the counfry, - .,: r . a d ' . fiaVa) Uniform Old - . the origin of naval tin!, foyms Is lost In history It Is known that as parly as 1003 King James required hist fchip- captains to wear scarlet, H veriest rl.clily mbellishel with, velvet, silk lac and gold cm. broidery. By 1748, however, even the seamen were wearing standard-Izeeolors. The first American nav. nl uniform, says Pathfinder' Magazine, .ls believed to have been the greed and white authorized by the Massachusetts council In I77C. The word Uniform Is derived from Latin word inclining one and form, . AVlIlle - - d - - t . " J" ''. - Gel-many- ... , f d , . . .. , Collecting Omphof found disSometimes camphor tributed through the grain of the crystree In small white sugar-liktals, when the tnetliod vif collection Is t6'fell the live, split the wood up tnto splibrers and scrape off the crystals; af dthef times the camphor occurs occupying a single cell like-kidney, 'about the size of ft " mans forearm. '. 1 pro-Stanto- world-wide- . . . . . ... ' f Evangclin . Land 8f. Martlnvllle, La on Baymi Teche, ln.tt. Jfartln parish, Louisiana, long has been know n ns the capital of the Lnnd of Evangeline. a e Its residents tncllide many direct descendants of the refugees who came to Louisiana after their expulsion from the Grand Tr .valley a . , of Uanaila. Wolf Life of Tiinb . .The timber wolf cannot stand Inthaf Hop 'the Intellectual age Of the tria, Pojand and mine chilli. have beCn widely Used Five botif They Hungary. anil ln Europe.. here countries .under . . . dictators, united; . , Hittory ( ihvPUiagainst England Tli'e Invenfion aqd.developjnrnt of and France,, still Jthe plow and the wheel spell, th .jmexperimenting perishable .chronicles of progressive'with. . the o the plow being first"dqmqcracy.", advancement, aid. (o agriculture. The plow, and would be Interthe wheel, have been ' Its cbmpanlon, . esting. In rqnfl 'means o betterments the . One dictator, or. nation .Stalin,;, supposed CIvIllzatiQn, no.conwiiunlty of lt.s farlrig-far ahead yesterday. to, have- .an .unis lie plows and wheels derstanding wRh. excepting have been Improved,. revolirtlbnlr.ers might iorcb-offset (he other b( society' and ommertr, ' bearer Civilization! of . ; tq balk and Its rider. Demry:ratlc pnrtyi In tills cartoon the ejephant 4 bolahorlngft wlM) cane. labeled Vt to.".' Be- lay asloep before the 'White House while the (DIES anil genjtlenion of A.mer- fid lli them walks Van' Itijre.n saying, 71 shall donkey was Jumping over, a cliff Into financial. lcaf The great.csl- show on In Urn footsteps of my Illustrious pcedtv chafiR,. despite tiie efforts of Senator Bayard to trend ; earth la about; to begin.! . pull It buck by (lie tall as he exclaims,. "Hold on, .. . . No, this announcement eesSof. over and on thq! you tuny walk' over' the. sluggish anltnql up time the, Drum disputes that during hasnt anything to do with P. there .. yet." , the frequently appeared donkey: tlie KJngllng money question T. Bnr.nuru, beGfher cartoonists were quick; to adopf NaSt's Ln the cartoons 'of the day and apparently Buffalo-Rlibrothers, .G(dy. tb& Democrats;. 8yiNhollsrn and for the last 50 yenrs the Repub or any of the other? who hare came recognlxed a? a symbol-offur-cartoonist llcuin elephant, the Democratic donkey and the. born . But remained. foretgn it . , made circus-- history. so to make ttie Democratic doTnkojI widely, .Known-tha- t Tammany tiger haVe been .commonly-accepte. This greatest show on Demo-- . meitibers of our natlqnnl polltlcnl.zoo. But these as been has It acceptbd earth Is the quadrennial drama of a I'ngJiLn- He also ns .the Animals have .not been, the only party symbols. since.ever rntUegave symbol ' ;tial election. The use-bthe and tiger., symbols as graphic portrayals .of Tammany elephant Republican So , held your heroes, because .J ilrUbaw Avthot the was beliefs, man Therms 'greatpolitical creeds, moral Issues' and ecoNast, per Imps . . .TJid animals In.tfife political o are coming! That est cartoonist this couri.try 'has .ever known. nomic policies began. early ln our history. .On.e combination. Watch them as Jley passl . Aho, Hitler will. Drawing for Harpers Weekly sh'irlng the Civil Theres nil elephant, with the letters (1. O. remepiber thuYtn stirred-tijwar which his blopcl: patriotic .1914 pictures, Old tliouglit the had Party,' of the North-nnijn It? side. .That atands for Grand. Rent hundreds-oyoung men to Italy In a .triple for the. cie.ph'ant is tiie symbol of the Repubtiie him kno.wn made had Join throughout colors, . but Daly, did ;not lican party. , Lincoln was .Ridd. tq stay.' - Had she stayed, the War . Theres a donkey ; , yes, ami a cTrowtnJ: the country .anil Tresldent have declared once, that' Nasta curtoons were might have ended otherwise.. That Soosiftir. Both. of t Ik; ill' ire symbols of Jhe Demoof'thq Increases Mussolini's ' bitterness, cratic party; Although tha donkey Is the wore the best recruiting sergeants on the side ' Union. .; .' with . . Ehgland trylng. to cause Italys familiar one, . '. . Aftef Hie Civil war Nast cartoohs' came Into defeat by barbarous Ethiopia. . Theres a tlgef , V .albeit,. it rather auhdned his attention to ne. llo's hot nearly .so .fierce as he once was even greater fmno'os he turned Tiie great con-- , of times. the the lieiited'pnMtks Mr. Eden, young foreign secreback In the days' w hen' his followers completely Johnson test was. betweenTreshlent lime at that de.nl to a New York city, .had tary, tells England, modern condidominated great and Kihvln M, Stanton, the necretary of war, tions are dreadfully" like condiYork New was of the who about any guernor from otHc-etions before 1914, England niust state and Exerted .a considerable Influence in whom JohnAon was'trylng to reiriovo arm. herself to the teeth and have, national politics. Dor the tiger Is the symbol of Nnst was strongly anti Johnson 'arid When Stanton died, Just'. after his elevation to Tamfor final objective; a , Democratic, organization .that powerful. ' (lie Supreme court bench by President Grunt, the . ' system of collective security which . many ilii.ll. . embraces all natjons in an authorTheres A came!, the animal that Can go a hitler feelings of the Johnson Stanton feud hnd no meanA died down apil southern Democratic long time without a drink. Naturally, Its the by ity which Is unchallenged and uneven In their obituary . Byrnboi of (be .ilrys In the Prohibition parly. paiers attacked Stanton challengeable;-" One anhnal, how'ever, is missing from the Dotlcra, On January IS, 1870, Nast drew his he done by two or might first cartoon. It pictured Stanton as a three .countries closely united, al.parade and has been missing since. JOli That's (lend donkey lion kicked by a donkey labeled "Copperwhich a of Dull the Moose, party symlol though the airplane makes every.the Ths as Thoma Democratic Depleted by Donkey, Undernenth were the lines: "A head papers. thing tn war uncertain. It might . . Nast in 1870, live Jdekns? kicking a dead Lion. and such, a a capital city and an'alll-nnc- e destroy i t V l.lon! and such' s Jackass P; .. In one morning, as a pistol of the earliest wns the "black cockades which Nast did not Immediately repent the donkey the Federalists wore In their hats In .17IJ3 to ties.trpys the strongest maq, . symbol, He hml others for the Democratic parly, distinguish them from, and as a rebuke tor, the . , the serpent In. some rases and the fox In others. Countess Barbara. .Huttorn forerunners of tiie qiodern Republican (the Nn'st's Invention of (hi elephant as a symbol Jias a new, baby boy Democrats) who were, wearing the tri color of of the Republican party came about tn a Krunce as evidence .of their sympathy for tile weighing seven and half pounds, Jnl) at his own political party.- In new republic across the Atlantic; and twenty million, dollurs; that tn 1874 the Republicans faced their first defeiit gold at the present price . would When Andrew Jackson wns the Democratic since coming Into power. In. ISt'iO. It was not a candidate for weigh more. than thirty thousand Ms partisans revived Iresldent, Presidential jcnf.but In .New York Samuel' J. Ida pounds. Ask Barbara Uutton popular nlcknnme, "Did Ulckb.ry ."'gained durTHden, fighting against the Republican. 'governor, as she holds .thftt ing the Indian wars and the War of 1812, and Joint .A. Dlx,. was making double edged light made tho their 'symbol. They carded small tiafly, Its eyes not focused, hickory for that olllee. Tllden appealed to all classes of one small hand bolding her finger, hickory ennes In tnjltatlon of the' one wrMch voters,' for he had het;n a prosecutor of Tweed Jackson always' carried. They Hield 'tnmultuQ.ua Whether she would rather have the mul he wns also a member of the reformed baby or the $20,000,000, and she wlll rallies around hickory poles set up on the vjllago Hall. .The strength of (he Democrats lay town common or public square orset one think your question silly. She green, not In any local Issue or In the power of their would pot takq a million millions up on a wagon which headed their campaign ' candidate. There .was (t national Issue nt stake, ' 1 the baby. for Iii Dem.. these marched processions whether or not a (resident of the United States processions. This proves, that any good young ocrats enrrying-hickorV v bquglis and coiiipnnles should have a third term. I'resldent Grant was of woman who marries a kind young In Jumpers, white littlb Buds, hoys Hickory The first Appearance of the Republican le- - believed to bo determined to- run for President underclothes and broad white collars anil little man may he richer than any fly . phant (1874), .. . .. again' In 187(1, Th jirtnclpnl opponent to the . . aud ten" heiress. In white .dresses with blue and red sashes. Idea was James Gordon Bennett's New York girls was once jxiwerful enough to send thb RepuMI-rn- Herald, wbleh shrieked Incessantly "Caesarlaml" a lerhaps the most famous campaign 'In which '. Con. iVHl'lam E. Mitchell wai symbol played an .Important part was the At this crnclul moment Nnst drew. Ids cartoon elhplmnt down to defeat and give to the In .the family plot In Miburled IS It). and of llardiU-l.(lerA campaign Democratic donkey the victory Which It couldnt showing the first Republican elephant,' It wns Unjdn h.ad hot In Arlington cemetery. sneer a. Democratic newspaper lwaukee, repeated win Itself. That was back In 1012. when balled Tho Third Term Ianlc," The New York ! been remark made 'Having had that about the Ing fought all his life against Whig Them lore Roosevelt led a revolt In the Herald, an ass dressed In a lions skin labeled Gim. William Henry Harrison; the .the eriehiJes of his country and the candidate, nomtin flanks of the Republican party after, Taesarlsm, Is houliig loudly nud nil of ttie aniHero of Tippecanoe". It Bald: Give him. a stujiidlty of his' supurhys, he wantination of Ids former friend, William Howard mals la the forest are Hoeing In alarm. 'The ed peace nt last, '.. . barrel of hard older abd a jvension of two thouWhich-hTribune la shown ns a giraffe, the World a? an Tuft, and formed a new third phrty, He lies beside ids father', a United a year, nnd, our word for It, he will sit the sand . culled 'the Progressives,. owl. dropping' an arithmetic book, the Times ns a In a log cabin- by the side , States senator 'from Wisconsin. .remainder of his The crowing rooster symbol, .which many Dem- unlcbru with a monoile, 'At the edge of an of a sea ebhl firedays General Mitchell has gone wller and Btiidy- moral philosophy.' , ocratic, editors cun at .the mastheAds. of thellr abyss, barely hidden by broken ptnnki marked The Whigs Joyously accepted the symbols thus .ever patriotic, brave men go; some newspapers In campaign years and which ap- Tntl'atlon," Repudlutlon, "Reform (Tammany) suggested. that opposed him will not folW Every where the voters turned, they pears on ulllclal ballots In some states, had Its nnd Reconstruction," ts a huge elephant marked saw a log cnbln with a.bnr'rol of Cider In- front Lira there, origin back In ISlt), In that year a terrain "Republican Vote." Nearby Is a half. concealed of the door And. a' coonsklu tacked on .Its' walls Joseph Chapman was the Democratic chndldafe Tox with feature suggesting '. Tllden ' and la or a live coon perched on the roof. There were .At Greenwood I,nke, N.T a mali,for.tiie Indiana legislature from Hancock county. beiod TVjmcratlc party. ce cabin bad watch god, trying rocket went 2,001) foot log charms, earrings, medals, Two weeks afterwords Nast drew a sequel to Things vyere look.lng.vcry gloomy (or the Demo-.cratfrom New York to New Jersey over and wash handkerchiefs, etc., soap, shaving that year. The Country wns still suffering that cartoon. It showed the clcphnnt tumbling women advertj-seCreefrwood lake, while spectators that they would do p- gen ttie from, panic of 1S37 and, of course, t)ie Demo-cratlIn log cahln style,". The result , suilled In derision, tlemen' shirts , t . administration under Van Bureq wa. beof thU. plus the'songs and slogans In praise of Other spectators smiled whed ' ing blamed for It. Fulton tried his first steamboat,Tippecanoe and Tyler, Too," was the over Moreover the singing Whigs, tinder (he leadof Harrison, the. Indian fighter whelming victory ership of ,Gon. William Henry Harrison, .the In Madison, Wis., death masks of and frontiersman, over Martin Van Buren, the Hero "of Tippecanoe," were developing great New Yorker, who was the Demomore than 8,000 years old, "aristocratic" Indians, trengt-lula fact, tlury were so successful In ' In burial grounds, lead back found cratic candidate, the IloosleC state that George Pattlson, editor of to savages of tlife Eskimo type that In this cauipnlgn, too, appeared the prede Le Indianapolis Constitution, a Democratic pacessor bunted the "full mammoths near the beautiof of latef dlnper pnll" symbol per, wrote to a eertai William. Sebastian of In ful Wisconsin the lakes 15,000 years thhs It form of campaigns. appeared .Cree.nfl.cld aa follows:. "Van's of the Those Cents ago, ancient slogan Tolley, Whigs: savages. InFifty In I have been informed by a Democrat that a Day and French Soup; Our Iollcy, Two Dolstead of cleaned the burying dead, SO ofmen Van Buren one portyour, county . lars a Day and Roast Beef.". the skeletons neatly, covered the have turned far Harrison..' Please let me know skulls with lifelike masks of clay, Closely akin to the appeal of the tog. cabin A If auch be ill). feL 1 think such e deplorable 18-in was 1S00 campaign the of the symbolism kept their felatives with them for state of fact cannot, exist, If so, I will visit ' .' when fence rails were the emblems of the fears. Hancock and address the people relative to the who Las had human The nominated race Abraham done queer Lincoln, policy of the Democratic party. I have no time tbe SimIllinois the Russia for ha Eehln, things always! Presidency. to spare, but 1 will refuse to. cat c sleep or the fact S. that had Grant otice embalmed, ilarly, la th great exhibited, Ulysses can bo as done. Do, for rest sa long anything ited gqijare 'of Moscow, engaged In the lowly occupation of a tanner, was Leaven's sake, stir up the Democracy. Bee Chnjv used l.n hfs belrnlf when he was a candidate, for man, tell ldiu hot to do as he did heretofore. He President jn ISOS. "Tanner clubs," bearing sym- ... Th wotld becomes gr'adnojly .used to create. unneees:hry alarm t tie Must bols emblematic of (he trade, Marched In. his denovratlc. Iq King fiebrges fuwe have will crow Insure to much crow; vcr.l JVJLl CHERISH IN MANHOOD honor ehouNng, Bring on the enemy and well neral procession everybody walked. this county to give a Democratic majority jot 00 tan hjs hhfe.l'" .In thesi parades also Appeared ' At his ftftjies funefwl, Xbe great votes. Spare no- pdlns. .. . THE men wearing ihagfey HER .PEFEKDEIf OP vuRuiReii ; all. went eo horstback, Including . Tills letter happened to fall Into th Lands, Of fur coats. ., . . , .. King Ge.org5s cousin, tlfe fotmef. .the Whigs.- vt ho promptly published It tn an in one most of the fact,, remarkable thl,ngs kalger, off a prancing w'hlfe hors. Indianapolis paper ns a Means of Ridiculing the about- the symbolism of s Presidential New vlng Edwoivf VlJI orders campafijn Dcmocruls. lloweve.r, K'had the opposite effect Is the numbbr an-fjtlpies some forfu of wearing', slmplff uniforms, .loss fancy dresv Crow', Clapiir.in,Crt)g,v boeawtl the slogan ' apparel lias heen.an Important elomenf In the Ing la Buckingham rujaci, of the Indiana (Democrats. .When the Indiana ,' , apivAl to Che voter. The fringed, bunting hIrC ; ( t I Sentinel was launched In.lStl It oftryled af.tbe and Jeggfilgs ,Vf the frost h'jslnan wbra hy men, FiloSuIetrt Lewis, fifty; fpaff 6f (lie , top. f thuft bnt page the.plttnre Of a.'pro-u'.The limiters vfKeutncky," were mticlj signing Toostflr and under If the slogan of Crow, Chnp- miners union, plenty- - of cash on la eridenye durlsj .the campaign tq efect joid l all over man, Crw, la time Latjd. olTers .'WTlllam, Green; Amerl-can si lllfkory';- J'jcksom X 'coousklrf n Federation- of Labor head, $500, fashioned, the country. and became the popular emblem of ' the Democratic party, although the. more widelyafter Hie fayorlle headgeaC of Old, Tippecanoe" 000. for a campaign to organize llarrlson, was Worn by every loyal Whig In the .500.000 men In the steel used symbol by cartoonists Is the donkey..Industry. of 1S10. campaign The donkey seems to have first been used tn a union man,' When Horace, Greeley was the candidate of .1S37: In- that year Andrew Jackson, making .bis has not' accepted the offer.' lie the Democrats in lS72;hIs followers wore white farewell address as he retired from the Presiknows how easy Jt Is for one man beaver hats In Imitation of the favorite headgear to become a tall far the other man's dency, hAd a great, deal to say about, the prosof the fAmous New" York editor. In the CleveIn condition which be left the' country. klte . perous land campaign of 1SSS his running mate. Senator As a matter of fact, that prosperity was a snAre Tliurm-nngave his supporters a colorful emblem Mrs. Watson Davis, for Science and a delusion. Ills destruction- of the United the red bandanna handkerchief. Thurman was States bank and the distribution of the treasury say the world needa Just Serrice, the last now: A remedy for the. two greatsurplus had paved tbe"way for a flood of wild Knox County,' Indiana,' Whig. Cnc. Wort This famous senator tq use the snuff box and he wns for the. grand gesttre with which hs Badge. cat" currency which led to wild speculation. est killers of men," cancer and orhis red bandanna out of his pocket after swept sowed had Jackson the wind and Van Burem his down Into the ganic heart disease; a substitute pit with the roflen pi.nnks and the taking snuff. So Democratic men wore suits successor, reaped the whirlwind of s severe for power, developed In primitive animal was It following, and called and women Wore dresses made of red bandannns. rejoicing financial panic. fashion from oil, coal, etc. That Caught In a Trap the Result of the Third Term Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Rider hat undoubtA contemporary cartoon, bearing the title of Hoax." From that time on the means harnessing the sun to one elephant was re The Modern Balaam and Ilia Ass," shows Jack-so- peatedly the symbol of the Republican party In edly helped elect him Presldeut and last but not end of the scale, the atom at the mounted on a donkey across whose withers the Nast cartoons. But It was not until 1SS0 least In campaign headgear was A1 Smith faother. mous brown derby, even though It became the C Ales rfttur Syndicate InO, hangs a bag labeled Specie Currency Circu- that he showed the donkey and the elephant to of a defeated candidate. WXTJ ftarvtc. lating Medium." A ghost, labeled Bankrupts of gether definitely rnurked Republican party and sjinbol C Wtro Ntwsptptr Unioa By ELMO SCOTT WATSON the United States weatbef iufea! keep tab.ob a "way as to deter- tin-suo- h ,gh - . . On'gioitl Aleutian island jdne off tfie feast f Alifskft- l.r Bering se Is the hatcfieryef qiany . of Jhe wJldest and most ietrwflvq itorin. which .face .nd cage l flo. spoiling fbry ever tile SpansiTq map Jf these United. St&ts, Tw writer In the U'ashingfcn nerves Sja. JSeassohed meteorologist of (1S57-1911-- ) . Bad" Storis Wbec Deviled Educational Yet Vra. Alfred Blnet French psychologist and dli'ertor of tbe laboratory of physlologicrL psyPrior chology at the Sorbcm-nehe ad madfe numerous tpe mentAJ deftc'ibncleS At this data I by children, exhlbf autliof-Itlef- Askedthff'jschool by he,we ( Paris tomndortifk the itudy pf-- ' ilidreq. In'. they public school syAms.; lie (jevlsed s terles of f tfc5s with' fl.ie Simon.'1 haracterlstlc TLbmas Tle. of these tertsits that they are - Gooffly Thouhta should lay .up' in our minds a rtore of gooijly thoughts; which Khouldbea living trensure of knowl-edg- e always .with us. nnd from which, at various times, and amidst all the shifting of drcunistances, we might be sure of drawing omcomfort, guidance, and sympathy. '. . ad- .AVe vancing 'civilization, preferring to live and hunt til the densest swampa'yind forpsts It can find. As soon us a woodland area Is opened up by roads, trails ot, firellnetf, the wolf takes Its leave 'and seldom re' . '. . ' turns, " , r- . ' ' . . . - v, Tam-.man- y . i Aj-iT- - , n "I-o- g " - , - - - - s ... . c . While Eyes Are Good . - , .... . , . I. .. . ; - . . T - 2 - - , - .Mr.-Green- iT.Spiai , long-tim- e V;. , . .. . the working under ' .- . . " j' - : S. Approved . , .loot ,.... r V . . .. . . - .- ; -- .- .. , , . - . . . s . 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