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Show UTAH LABOR NEWS, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. APRIL 2, 1937, to the senate for confirmation. That was a duty the senate could not shrink to pass on the qualifica- tions of those men. The public has (Continued from page 1) At the free adult night schools And we believe Democrats for taken the wrong attitude in the every Monday, Wednesday and Democracy's sake will uo the jod matter, placing the extreme inter- Thursday, from 7 to 9 p. m., at the and their will shall prevail. pretation upon the results of the Jordan, Horace Mann, Lincoln, committee investigations and the A Mixed Lot action taken by the senate. The Bryant, and Irving school buildafThe truth last of the of the legis, the senate merely dis- public membership ings, the interest was islature of made mixet on charged three men who had served up fairs classes will concentrate men women. lot and of made True, they two years on the liquor control the important bills recently were commission because they failed to on elected Democratic the law by the Governors signature. do a good job. That does not nec ticket, but nevertheless some of Every citizen should take advant- them not know even did their party essarily mean thpt they are dishonage of this opportunity' for clariand the discusplatform, great principles orable men who cannot be trusted fication and full and free which the for we which sion of the new laws by party of Jeiferson, to do some other job honestly and Jackson and Roosevelt stands and efficiently. No stigma should be must direct our civic conduct. attached to their names. They In the English classes the sen- sponsors.were were given a most difficult assignwho Democrats There a few tence and paragraph construction ment two years ago too difficult did not factional permit politics of these laws will be taken up, as men. They were not asked most duto for into enter their legislative well as the choice of words, capimilk industry, but a ties. were not interested in They The talization, and punctuation. whiskTindust' all latter will be emphasized, as of se- who was the author of the bill, or with it. that bills the go upon rious importance, since a law can why. They supported What happened is but repeating be rendered invalid by the misplac- their merits. They were guided by state store ing of a single fomma. Oral dis- what the measure stood for in prin- listory. Wherever the cussion of these vame laws in well ciple rather than any motive that system has been tried in other chosen diction, will be a feature of may have actuated the author to states in the Union it hes resulted n injuring the reputation of good the conversatioi groups, while the write it. were and There leftists men. The first mistake made was rightists, composition chsses will plan sen tences and pfagraph3 of comment who carried their personal preju- jy the legislature two years ago in or criticism' on the same subjects, dices and factional quarrels into jutting the state into the business and continued to f buying and selling liquor rather perhaps dramatize a discussion the legislature all ,han in The control of the movethrough the session. of one of the laws in the House or squabble seems to observer that It ment and sale of intoxicating your Senate. too were there and few Democrats, iqtior. will the The speech classes use The three new appointees are same material for reading and too many leftists and rightists, all on the Democratic ticket. elected lonorable men, one has served as enunciation, while the parliamenbe not We will this stake president in the L. D. S. a repeathope tary law group will study the proed in future. the and one has spent years of church and cedures involved in presenting in the school room and en-olis life statutes. such passing the confidence and respect of Unpleasant Thing These classes are open to the Senator Will Holmes in his Box mndreds of students the youth of public, and may be entered at any he state. The services of this man time. For further information Elder Journal says: call at Room 2, Lafayette school, The unpleasant thing about the are now requested in another deor telephone Wasatch 450, exten- 22nd session was the rejection of partment of state. He has been sion 36. certain names Governor Blood sent transferred from the school to a liquor store. The entire system, in Utah, is wrong. BEST WISHES TO LABOR Platform Measures Among the Democratic party platform measures was S. B. 1, the direct primary law. The vote in Oculists Prescriptions Filled the senate on the bill was as follows: 16 yeas, 5 nays, 2 absent. Wholesale Prices The following senators voted for 914 BOSTON BLDG. PHONE WAS. 1520 the bill: Baker, Farr, Grover, SALT LAKE CITY Holbrook, Holmes, Hopkins, Huggins, Lindstrom, Lund, Nelson, Parratt, Royle, Stewart, Tanner, and President Maw, Democrats; Griffin, Republican. The following senators, all Democrats, voted against the bill: BillBest Wishes to Labor ings, Frischknecht, Peterson, Snow, and Stevens. Absent and not voting: Lamor-eauand Thornton, both Democrats. is to improve. You see it in homes and all new buildings. Let The lower house passed the measure by a vote of 44 ayes, 14 us figure your modernization and building jobs. nays, and 2 absent. Those voting for the bill were: Ablett, Aird, Allen, Bennion, Boyden, Brewster, Bryan, Calder, Eynon Garff Granger, Hadley, Hale, Hummer, Ingleby, QUALITY BUILDING MATERIALS Jacob, Mrs. Albert Jensen, Henrietta B. Johnson, Kent, Loveless, Marthakis, Mason, Maw, 120 So. 5th West Wasatch 6434 Lundell, Meador, Moody, Olsen, Pack, Peterson, Pett, Poulsen, Prattj Ramey, Selvin, Sorenson, Spence, Taylor, Tidwell, Watson, Weggeland, Whit ing, Winder, and Speaker Jensen all Democrats. TO THE WORKERS OF UTAH Those voting against the bill were: Burton, Holbrook, T. W. JenWE EXTEND BEST WISHES sen, Low, Mathis, Mitchell, Page, Pectol, Thackeray, Winget, and Wood, Democrats; Chamberlain, Redd, and Twitchell, Republicans. Absent and not voting: String-haDemocrat; Lawrence B. John- Free Adult Education I POLITICAL OUTLOOK I almost daily touch with our Demo are overlooking an important fact that the lawyers in congress and cratic friend, who went all the a in in our state legislature have been candidate the way supporting hard fought battle. Since the ganging up on the people for election of this candidate to office, years and years, and now they are he tells us, he has been ignored en almost solidly against the President. If I had my way, Id bar tirely. The does not even try to realize what lawyers from congress and the friend state legislature. We cant expect his went through to help elect this decent laws while those shysters are running the show. particular office holder, Some successful candidates for J. A. M., Bingham, writes: The office do not apparently know that supreme court has violated the there is such a word as gratitude Constitution for over a hundred in the dictionary. years by using powers that never belonged to it and you cant say that the congress was dumb In the Mail not to know this. It made In a days mail we found the enough out alibi to a convenient following comments on the Presi- when constituents becamepoint nostoo dent's court reform: W. E., Helper, asks Can any ey. I wonder how long this will last? country be democratic where an during-the-campai- gn The Optical Shop The Spirit of the Day x, The Rio Grande Lumber Co, Bo-nac- ci, m, Patrick-Lawson-Hunt- Go. er Wholesale Dry Goods , 163 West 2nd South Wasatch 1235 SALT LAKE CITY Laundered t v As He v v Likes Them! ROYAL DELUXE SEMI STARCH STYLES I FULL STARCH MEDIUM STARCH NO STARCH Originators of Deluxe finished Shirt Work. Silk shirts washed and ironed by hand, best of materials used. QUALITY SERVICE Cash and Carry offices (one day service, if desired) at 24 East 2nd South, 16 So. Main and 625 So. State St. PHONE WASATCH 2624 AND OUR DRIVER WILL CALL KOYAIL LMJNDIRY 625 SOUTH STATE ST. SALT LAKE CITY son, Republican. The bill has been signed by Governor Blood. NOTE This is first in the series of an exposition of how your senators an representatives voted This will on platform measures. be followed by additional examples in future issues of the Utah Labor News. Clip this and paste in your scrap book for future reference, and remember how your legislators voted. A 'unk shop near a railroad crossing in Denver carries a sign with this hint to motorists: Go ahead; take a chance. Well buy the car. G. A. LINNEBACH CEMENT CONTRACTOR Expert Work Done on Bird Baths, Flower Pots, Garden Benches, Etc. 2429 Green Street liyiand 7175 BEST WISHES TO LABOR ys j Knows His Business ofuan. elected .body? WH1 someone is opposing President Roose velts court reform proposal please answer that question? W. B., Logan, says: In this supreme court discussion I think we Builders Supply KetcGaum EVERYTHING SASII FOR THE BUILDER LUMBER - DOORS - MOULDINGS - CEMENT - LIME -- PLASTER PAINT OIL - GLASS - ETC. PLUMBING FIXTURES - PIPE - VALVES USED MATERIAL DEPARTMENT IN CONNECTION Yards 780 West 4tli South Phone Wasatch 8412 -- To Utah Labor Our Best Wishes Utah Concrete Products Corporation SEWER, CULVERT AND IRRIGATION PIPE GRAVITY WATER SYSTEMS SEPTIC TANKS - POSTS - JOISTS - SILOS 925 South 6th West Phone Wasatch 6909 Salt Lake City, Utah TO UTAH LABOR, OUR BEST WISHES Storline Transportation Co. Daily Service Between Salt Lake City and Uintah Basin Points WASATCH 2875 o Eastern Utati Transportation Co. Daily Service Between Price and Uintah Basin Points PHONE PRICE 224 Pity the Politician Some politicians are to be pitied more than censured. Their cal philosophy has been attained through training for trickery, misstatements and false promises. We said some, for not all of those holding political offices are the type of politicians as above mentioned. We know some candidates for political office who are sweet as honey during the campaign, but after election they are entirely a different person they forget they ever knew you. In conversation with a prominent member of the Democratic party the other day, he called our attention to a certain ( gentleman holding office by virtue of Democratic party support. During the campaign as candidate he kept in BEST WISHES TO UTAH LABOR i ake & Utah RIDE THE BIG, RED CARS $ |