Show i fi M' T 1 tt i ’ 1 ff fi ' iljtP I vvr Jt f - C 2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER fpjc J5alt £nlc mornins by the Suit PuoUhlng Company TERMS OF St BbCRIPTION 0 0 pallv and Sunday one month 10 60 tally end Sunday one year t Hie above rates apply in Utah Idaho Nevada and Wvomln ) lewber In United States Dally and Sunday one month i 35 Tftbu&e r i iU The Tribune ti on tale In every Important city m the United Btatea Reader may ascertain agrnta In any city by telepnonma thia ofllce The Tribune la a member ot the Associated Press The Asaoclated Preis I exclusively entitled to the use for reproduction of all news dispatchee credited to it or not otherwise credited In thla paper end alas the local newa published herein ffilmnc Entered Lkt it City a the poMoffiee serond clfts P WWa k 3 r 1931 4 WORDS OF THE WISE While the Patient Suffers man who can Our whole social life Is In essence He Is an eloquent treat humble subjects with deUcacytbut a long slow striving for tpe vie- -—Galslofty things Impressively and moder- tory of justice over force ate things temperately— Cicero worthy Brutality to an animal is cruelty When a firm decisive spirit is rec- to mankind— It is only the difference ognized It is curious to see how the in the victim —Lamartine space clears around a man and leaves him room and freedom —Foster It may make a difference wto all eternity whether we do right or rong Great minds have purposes others today —Clarke have wishes Little minds are tamed and subdued by misfortune but A tongue given to speaking evil great minds rise above them— Irving Is the sign of evil t Ruit mftUer The Tribune Is a charter member of the Audit Bureau of Clrrulsttons The Tribune la e member of Msmr Market Newspapers Inr The Tribune Is e member of Media Records Inc group The Berkslth Special Agencr Inc eastern adtertlslng agent New York Philadelphia Chlriko Bt Louis Detroit Kansas City Atlanta MOM isenson Ac Co Inc Pactllc coast representative Ban Francisco Los Angeles Seattle Portland Foreign bureaus of Information of Tha Tribune are No 1 Rue flrrlbe Parti France 11S Pall Mall London England 1 Umar Den Linden Berlin Germany Fxcelslor Hotel Rome Italy r We Ship To AJI Point in Utah Idaho Nevada SALT LAKE police are scouring the city for two youthful who killed Edmund Hines aged Salt Lake grocer In his store with orders to shoot to kill If the culprits are encountered and offer resistance The slayers are described as youths but strange as It may seem this does not soften the public temper for the sobbing gentry draws distinctions between criminal youth at large and criminal youth In the shadows of its own re‘ sponsibilities These are the times when we should give some thought to a the future of our criminal youth In times like these we should give some consideration to legal obstructionists who put themselves between youths like these and the Just demands of the law We should have occasion to blame youth less If we exact-ed their legal responsibilities more In the shadow of a violent death and a despicable murder ""society cries for justice and orders go out to shoot to kill an end entirely befitting the crime We forget that when these youths are captured If they Are captured and when they are tried If they are tried the murder scene will have faded from the public H view Then we will find that youth knows not what It Is doing that it is to be forgiven on the account of aged parents or environment under which youth was brought up or for one of the hundred and one other excuses which forget the victim and his movement In the United States family There Is a to relieve youth of Its responsibilities to the law We are urged to forgive it Its first transgressions and to strive to reclaim continuous offenders Society as a whole has a responsibility In murders committed by youth By relieving youth of Its first responsibilities in crime It has also disproved It of serlou respect or consideration for the law We are not to be surprised by brutal or ruthless murders at the hands of youth It Is the inevitable result of coddling lesser crimes on account of misspent youth and the misconception that it knew not right from wrong If Juries and Judges and meddling sob sisters could remember the harrowing details of such murders as this one when trials are held there would be less pampering of lawlessness and ultimately less of crime well-defin- ed SILVER ENTHUSIASTS Under the urging of Frank J Cannon former United States senator from Utah Colorado merchants and business men generally are striving1 mightily to make the state silver conscious Merchants are Insisting upon the use of silver dollars Instead of paper and residents of the state are being uiged to demand their change in sliver Reports from Denver are that pa per dollars are becoming quite a PHONE MUICS soo OCTOBER SALE OF CANNED GOODS rnwo nations mourn the passing of Sir Thomas Johnstone Llp-to- n millionaire tea merchant and sportsman for he was beloved In the United States as well as In his homeland Ills own people revered him for his personal successes and his dauntless determination In America Llpton won the admiration of our with the good grace In which he accepted his defeats a people love which recently found expression In a national loving cup to the world’s gamest loser Sir Thomas Llpton spent most of his life In a vain endeavor to wrest from the United States the world’s yachting title He gave thirty years of his life and $10000000 from his private fortunes In repeated attempts to regain for his homeland this coveted honor ' The sportsman was undaunted in his defeats He never forsook the determination to regain the title but In all those years of tense competition he maintained the balance of the gentleman that he was Without rancor and without apologies he returned home to try and try again Sir Thomas Llpton was defeated but never whipped r model of sportsmanship It was this virtue which prompted the American tribute In his behalf a tribute won and earned In defeat an honor far greater than any he might have achieved in a victory over his competitors on the water In his homeland and In his serious pursuits Llpton was an outstanding success a world figure His people will miss him and regret his passing a grief which will be shared sincerely by millions of our own people LAST CALL! Is ership that progressive ateps toward solutions of Individual problems cannot be much longer deferred The riot of the mob expressing itself In destruction of what does not belong to It may be characterized as the desperate determination of humanity with its back against the wall but it is something else It is a reaction to a political urge as much or more than It is the demand of a mob of desperate men and women IU serious Import may be discounted but not ignored for it is a demand upon governmental leadership for progressive action In meeting the problems of the times It Is the natural reaction to the thought that government Is doing nothing to avert Individual disaster save asking those The mob doesn’t stop 'o who are distressed to suffer more reason the whys and the wherefores It doesn’t give leadership credit for efforts to arrive at a logical solution of the world's troubles In frantic despair fanned by political fervor it holds those who have blessings responsible for those who have not and seta about to correct the situation by leveling all to the same well-defin- pitiful state ed There Is no reason In It Neither Is there hope or progress It makes bad matters worse and adds more difficulties to a trouble-lade- n world It cannot be Justified but It cannot be dismissed because of that It Is another threatened complication and it challenges the attention of leadership everywhere for wba leadmhip alone can avert the disaster that the fury of the mob Implies Demonstrations like those In Glasgow are hopeless hopeless for the mob as well as the hopeful who have the courage to go on to moie peaceful and orderly solutions of human difficulty 190 50 260 125 245 340 260 1000 BASKETS FRESH PICKED— Concord Grapes 39c basket NEW CR TO ARRIVF MONDAY RIPPLY Will LAST ONLY A D4Y OR TWO— ORDER FVRLY! The car which arrived last Monday was sold out In four days This fresh ear to arrive Monday will be the last one to Utah this year and will probably sell out by Tuesday or Wednesday FROM Pierce’s Pierce’s Pierce’s Morgan t THE FORU Reader Urge s Giving Public Posts to Loyal By Our Readers 1 Rules for Contributors 2 self-call- Justus' Asks Funds Be Given Unemployed Editor Tribune What would happen to a father who refused to supwho has port all of his children plenty and hesitates to give to their upkeep of life whose children are dying from starvation and unemployment? Just what would the law do to him? The penalty would be exacted for nonsupport as it Is for murder aiding a confidence game and bribery' The leaders of thla nation have this plan under their clutches So the law can act accordingly The road project now under way Is another job by the federal authorities You may get a drag from the small appropriation but most likely not It will rid only one quarter of the’ suffering for employment so what Is the other going to do? Starve I guess I think something should be done at once about this criminal procedure Giving the unemployed and sick money free who can t g"t work won’t hurt the federal treasury for three-quarte- rs It will get It back in taxes Some day the unemployed are going to have jobs under the many new plans now under headway so that free money won’t hurt anyone Come on officials and ask congress to aprelief fund propriate this You can do It because your office oath tells you to obey this duty to protect the public's interests everywhere and all the time No one shall suffer not even a war veteran who has served In the national defense Please pass a war veterans’ pension bill as per the constitutional laws How about the rest of the American citizens’ No one shall commit suicide murder starvation nor Injustice nor InD T B : See rule There Is no good result when hatred is returned for hatred— Schiller he magic of the tongue is the most dangeroua of all spells— Iytton T must make allowances for a mind whhh has received a grievous t wound -- Ovid Good Foods REDMAN 154 So Main liUBDMD-DEH- ii JFW H I IIS 217 Main St CO 79c 42c $22S $117 J M Sunkist Fruit Salad — BLACK— 04V 3 for 80c Fkg ' ( ase size 2l$ size Bartlett Pears 2 S size Sliced Pineapple No 2 size Crushed Pineapple No 1 size Luscious Pineapple Fingers Ripe 37c $105 3 for 260 235 270 220 475 450 525 430 480 610 69 63 72 55 35 125 610 170 A Grand October Purity Cracker Children Lovs Purity Cookies 3 ran Dozen $750 $200 $55 48-I- ’s Sliced Peaches $465 3 for TREE TEA B GREEN— Pkg Sunkist Sunkist Sunkist Sunkist S157 3 for 3 for & Crackers — Put Plenty In Flour Patent 48 Sale Their Lunches bag 89c H) Cae Dozen Ferndell Tomato Soup 43 Cans $395 Ferndell Minced Sea Clams 48 rans 875 Fancy Sunkist Tuna — No (med size) Fancy Sunkist Tuna — No 1 (large Chic Med Red Salmon — No (med cans) Norwegian Smoked Sardines Dennison’s Tender Chicken and Noodles Clicquot Club A1’'" 12 $195 bottles Fancy Shelled 250 230 DENY E WAYTOMQVE Lets handling of your furniture and household goods and the prompt delivery n reliability of Redman aervtre VAN and storage STORAGE-PACKINMOVING-SHIPPIN- G G COVfo? 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CIRCLE HIGHWAY ernment that will tax its citizens to of all " The modern apostle Is A motor highway to the Arctic cir- support or to contribute to the supcles has been dreamed about for port of cunning enemies otherwise no one’s servant but his own his “sacrifices” are empty for they are some time but It now gives prom- than as prisoners In the very nature of things under devoted to his own fatness and lordA Joint ise of becoming a reality lie Canadian United States commission our constitution our schools must ship and his lordship Is a studied Austerity and superiority are the has prepared plana for the project have right to seek truth without lim- substitutes Austerity is more deand wlU present its reports and rec- its and consistent therewith we must U e better) than the willing ommendations some time during Oc- provide that all lawful government lectable fund payments shall be to persons and assuring sacrificing service tober The surprising thing about the who believe In practice and Inculcate of all Idols’ Yes! Break them Break vaiue of our project Is that It Is almost built Aj tions This does not hinder ‘Mtltu- them with zealous shouting and send helpful hlghway from San Diego Cal to the singing of It to the high heavens Mount McKinley Alaska will re suggestions as to betterment of our that may come from one quire only a few hundred miles of new doings Such suggestions cannot come construction to connect existing from persons w ho are doubtful of the Between Beattie and Fairroads value Inherent In our Individual ownbanks a stretch of 2000 miles there are 1250 miles of highway The re- ership of wealth with basic represenand constitutional governIt Is estimated tative maining distance ment could be filled In for a total of only It Is to be hoped that no teacher or not find them Presidents writers for high$11250 sU1001 schemers congressmen They ln- way on whteh'trtatwwld" travel U"fp“°L?f °ur80pubUc to as-- 1 deed have concerns but they do not from the semltroplcs to the shadow iSume that the mass of the American e'en speak to me or tne noun poie people are Incapable of Bring on all the reverent the worment of evaluating governmental shipers and let me see them for I FRISON TROUBLES find these either They 4ffectl!?& JLh o r ri n v b f cannot Colorado s state prison la notorious Ulrs’ W JENKINS preach but only boast they sing but for trouble and plotting among In only curse in studied measures of mates on the Inside but It Is Just as H R L: See rule drumming savage rhythm they notorious for trouble and plotting pray but only blaspheme and they among prison officials on the out invoke but only fashion a devilish side ‘Rage Earner Discusses net from their own devlstngs Into The latest outside uprising was which they shall lastly be caught staged by Warden Francis E CrawDepression's Cause Altruism ladles and gentlemen ford who announced through the Is dead to rebel Editor Tribune- John Barton If tills Is euphuism indeed press that he proposed ponder against the dictatorship of the state Pavne president of the American on It EUPHUISM board of corrections The warden Red Cross association will not feed complaint Is that a member of theithe children of the unemployed has usurped hla powers and cause he does not consider the he has been used merely as a presslon an act of God That part of the American press rubber stamp to approve orders of the board The board themuxm that represents American wealth moved to mist the warden and the Prefers to treat the depression as an of God Is has been That lm fresh the bur perpetual fight given den of their argument— that drprea- skins cannot be prevented Who is right John Barton Pavne or the press? If the press Is right then the Red Cross should feed the victims of If Mr Payne la right then the human agencies responsible for the depression should be brought to account WAGE EARNER Man I tie to truth fire to falsehood— Voltaire J II P See rule 7 W 3 cans Dozen $180 $48 MICHIGAN ' neither progress nor hope In the rioting demonstra of unemployed In Glasgow Scotland under the leadership of a member of parliament It Is away from the orderly processes of law and order and the hope of peace which Is Inherent in the human breast Such demonstrations neither provide relief nor dissipate the need of It They nevertheless are ominous and a warning to world leadrjpilERE ORDFR EARLY MONDAY Y Case “ Without Hope or Progress FOR FVFRV FMFRGENC Sunkiat Whole Small String Beans $3 50 Sunkist Small Early Garden Peas 365 Sunkist Fresh Green Lima Beans 475 size Sunkist Sauer Kraut 235 Sunkist Fancy Sweet Potatoes 2rj size 460 Woods Cross Asparagus Tips No 2 size 625 Utah Fancy Golden Bantam Corn 475 A We Lose a Friend health-givin- PRFPARFD n 0 P Green Vegetables and Luscious Ripe Fruits fanned In their g with the IRISH FLAVOR and goodness and vltamlnr retained STOCK IP FOR THE FAIL AND WINTFR Bl CONVICTS’ RESORT One hundred and twenty women Inmates of San Quentin prison In California are soon to be moved to a new home which more closely re sembles a resort hotel than a penal Institution The prison to be known as the California Institution for Women Is located In a beautiful valley nestled in the Tehachapl mountains near Bakersfield Instead of gray walls and gloomy dungeons there are pretr ty cottages grouped around a central administration building Each cottage has Its own dining room and real bedrooms Instead ot narrow cells For those women who are consld ered likely to wander away a cpecial detention unit Is being built but a majority of the women convicts will be housed in the cottages The Institution was the Idea of a special commission appointed by the governor to study and recommend plans for Industrial training of prisoners 688-00- STOCK-U- Fresh prime rarity there FOREST FIRE COSTS With the forest fire season broken by September Tains western states are computing their losses from this The five hawks! unruly destroyer hit stales— Idaho Washington Oregon California and Montana— re- ported 9688 fires which burned over an area of 1 410 000 acres compared to 9743 flies which burned over acres In the summer of 19 10 Of the total acreage left In the blackened wake of forest fires this year 611 000 acres was range grain and brush land and the remainder was forest Monetary damages have not yet been fully estimated but Wvsnlng-ton'bad news Includes $65 000 worth FREE CITY DELIVERY 1 kg Pkg Fredlrftg 22—5 91 36C for 6 bars 45t— 14 for 3 3 Cans 24-- 1’kRs 290—11 for 14 for 10 1UHS too IMRS is |