Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY HORNING OCTOBER i c Spotlight of World Senator Weds Cen- Heiress-Divorce- Lisbon Populace DECIDES Whistle Starts Shows Increase Rooster Crowing SITE OF STATUE KINGSTON N C (UP)— A hen LISBON (UP)—The population of PARIS e ters on Qerman Crisis FOR NOTED MAN By FRANK II SIMONDS Unveiling of Clemenceau Memorial Set for Armistice Day k Salt Lake Tribune Special Correspondent WASHINGTON Oct 3— What will be the political effect of the British financial crisis? So'far the world has been concerned almost exclusively with the financial and economic aspects but it is clear that on the political side the results will be hardly less ’ - 4 V !i fj ti ng f t mij v 1931 POLITICAL REACTION VAST PROMISE SUSPENSIONS QOLD 4 PARIS Oct 3 (UP)— The comu memorative statue of Georges will stand In the Champs Clem-encea- V: owned by William R Brinkley master of the local fox hunt club laid a freak egg Ridges on one side formed the rough likeness of a clock dial The hen was broody Brinkley allowed her to keep the egg The egg was hatched and produced a chick The chick became a cockerel A few days ago the young rooster started crowing Brinkley noted that It crowed at 6 a m noon and 6 p m It —on the dot He was astounded maintained the schedule day after day They Neighbors were Informed kept tab on the bird and verified Brinkley’s claim that it “kept time’ Then Brinkley made a disappointThe cockerel crowed ing discovery only when Incited by a mill whistle n neighborhood and the whistle sounded at 6 a m noon and 6 p m And the first result must be to day even than In 1919 Because In i place squarely before Germany thejthls last convulsion she has exhaust Elysees near the Petit Palais facing alternative of making peace orid the possibilities of aid from the 4 f" AH along once the world the Arch of Triumph outside communistic a into either plunging or nationalistic domestic upheaval war emotions had vanished the Brit After considerable debate by the i I f The situation which now exists 1b isb and American people have seen council’ the proper me-municipal And claims In parGerman the direct outcome of a German de- justice to France’a mortal greatest premier of matter reparaticularly in the cision has been decided upon In the shape At the end of the World war tion they have aided as they could the Gorman people like the Aus- through the Dawes plan and the of a stone and bronze monument trian and the Hungarian refused Young plan rather than in naming one of Paris’ New nor London Now neither to accept the terms of the peace principal avenues after him Whatever more the can do York These treaties constitreaties Aa in the case of Marshal Foch of the British causes fundamental tuted in their eyes the ruin of 1 wanted to rename the Avenue Yorkshire many EngWENTWORTH cause was the crisis precipitating all they held sacred and dear a des Champs Elysees the Avenue land (UP)— Tipping in Wentworth the German And crash German the denial of their present hopes and thorbut this Clemenceau Fltzwll-11aGeorges Woodhouse owned by Lord trouble was due to the German fight future ambitions is not allowed oughfare was too well known to be The consequence has been 12 years against the peace treaties British A The local home of Lord changed of postwar conflict— a war In peace and American financiers end of at the is chosen The spot Is said to be the largest priIn thla war Germany again has been caught In Germany the way Ameria formal garden and one of the vate house In England When a In there were can tourists Auscaught beaten She is today bankrupt spots of Parts and of course guest Is asked to stay at a great house beauty 1914 when mobilization orders to come the July tria and Hungary also like Woodhouse he is confronted by right In the Champs Elysees edge of utter ruin already have sur- wers suddenly Issued London and The sculptor Francois Cogne has the problem of tipping The array The for the problem rendered again They gave up finished the plaster cast and It has of servants whose attentions have to to tbelr now York is New get the obtained and fight and sought been approved The family would be remembered Is formidable espeback from Germany not only terms they could get at Paris money have preferred that Clemence&u’s cially If shooting is Included In the Is a more to risk It problem' abandoned and took money They friend SIcard do the work program on solved the which can be only rights Germany equally helpless The present plan is to stand the To meet this difficulty many wealcondition of peace and order in has no other choice a on Clemenceau of bronze figure thy hosts forbid tipping Notices exAnd precisely as long to- worse is Europe situation her Actually The statue will be plaining this rule are to be found in stone plinth as the Germans continue their ' back from the end of the plinth about each guest’s bedroom campaign against the treaty of No tipping is allowed at Mount two meters giving the Impression Versailles there can bo no peace Clemen- Stewart the country seat of Lord that at ths age represented culminaTherefore Germany has to make and Lady Londonderry ceau was just nearing the peace she has to make peace with tion of his destiny France She Is in precisely the situIn the It will show Clemenceau ation of France after the fall of Paris BOUNTIES PAID ON PESTS costume endeared to millions that In 1871 And as the price of peace to the HARRISBURG Pa (UP)— Bounwhich hs wore on his trips then was the cession of ties were paid on 1065 weasels 56 d front A soft hat a the price now is the recognisol- gray foxes and a wildcat killed by tion of the present finality of the SAN FRANCISCO— Eloping by Riverside hotel at Reno soon after coat boots and leggings such as trenches a walking Pennsylvanians aiding In exterGerloss of the Polish Corridor and flying through a snow- they landnl In the Nevada city The diers wear in the game pests during July on his arm and a long minating What a pity thst so many thousands many does not possess the Corridor airplane stick hanging of Alfred wife Is bride the former 1931 storm over the Sierras State Senator The bounties paid provided shoulders over his allow themselves to grow prematurely she has not even the legal title as muffler flvlng Barreson and Baron of de Tallant Tubbs of San Francisco welcome additions to the claimants’ Ropp Jr old through faulty elimination caused e Those wno have seen the model de- Incomes France still had to cently In Reno married Mrs Olivia oness de Ropp of New York City and by kidney acidity They are troubled likeness of the Is a It of the striking of clare ratification until Worn San Collts GJbson Out treaty Arthur Ttrsd also Dr attractive Gibson with Nervousness Pillsbury de Ropp Drk Frankfort Sun Francisco divorcee and heiress Francisco physician and social fig- Tiger monument will be unveiled on reeling Rim Down Conditions ComThe Circles Under the Eyes Muddy Means Little Moratorium daughter of Horace D Pillsbury ure plexions Frequent Hesdaches Getting Above photo shows State Senator Armistice day In reality Germany has nothing president of the Paclfio Telephone Up Nights Functional Bladder irritaTallant Tubbs and his bride home tion Frequent Day Calls Smarting but her claim backed by her will and Telegraph company StiffThe couple were married In the from their Reno elopement Burning Leg Pains Backache GERMANS RESTORE SABER ness Depressed and Discouraged Con- But unless she now agrees to sus(UP)— A PARIS unditions and yet they are often pend that will to Join in some form cannot even pay back what Bhe owes her allies to agree to treaty revision aware that functional Kidney Inactivity of political moratorium she can get Britain and America saber richly encrusted with omala and not but that haa a French genhappened from taken and ments may be entirely responsible for all no financial aid in the world she But what after all does such a out of the question now The Gerwar by a Franco-Prussiatli sir troubles and pains moratorium mean? Nothing in mans have also hoped that soviet eral In thelieutenant is to be brought To combat these conditions two kinds of medicine are needed: first a the world but a renewal of the Russia would Invade Roland but the German back to France aa a gift from Presimsdtcln to help the kidneys in better pact of Locarno which has never last Invasion was crushed In a bat- dent von Hlndenburg The sword was of work and their filtering performing legally lapsed After the occupa- tle under the walls of Warsaw In medicine to President von Hlnden purifying the blood second tion of the Ruhr Stresemann tho 1920 and Russia Is now engaged In presentedhis 83rd to sooths and heal the Irritated or inon birthday but he ao And now these single statesman postwar Ger- an enormous project of domestic or- burg It on condition that It would flamed membranes two special kinds of medicine may be COMPANY many has produced perceived ganization Finally the Germans cepted ICE to the heirs of Its owner secured in a tasteless tablet form both that Germany must make terms reckoned on the Internal collapse be restored In s single package under a guarantee with France or disintegrate In of Poland aa & result of political e Announce they will of complete satisfaction or money hack of domestio anarchy and misery He tegratlon of the French system Just aek your own druggist for Cyuei Ice to to furnish all' fear to therefore held resign by Effect Moral alliances kidGreat agreed together the famous pronounced claims on the part of the Gertheir customers at the old ney diuretic and pslllattvs for funcThe moral effect of a German Two Possibilities e tional bladder and urinary irritation and to agreement to a political moratorium mans to are the two In any in acid conditions Try it T days then' price cash or monthly renounce the right to recover the will be considerable Poland will be immediate event there following if by combating these conditions you possibilities accounts Silesia Polish Corridor and Upper charge able to consolidate still further her feel many years younger and much the British crisis: Franco-Germa- n by arms more energetic you will agree that the No Increai present hold In Danzig and the prov- upon political truce based upon Gersmall price of 75c was a splendid The Germans have hoped against ince of Pomerella of the territorial man 357 American Avenue health investment if not return the desire to The prospect for Germany Is bit- statusacceptance the Anglo-Saxo- n that economic association In hope quo to he and your empty package druggist Wasatch 1493 see Europe get back to normal life ter In the extreme The situation the central European area between Make the will hand back your money now Austria and Hungary il would lead them to force France and between France and Germany Famous Cysts Teat Today (Adv) In 1919 '1 were HI V iftsi Old or Young? double-breaste- Alsace-Lorrain- mm m JH tm M O zM m Rfbbea im born Mitrd with Bln Tekeieeiken Bar mcBnTEiiA SOLD IT PKU6CU1! If UlWaUg T JS : &vY' ' r 33y: rss--- ' liiiite S o r 2 - - - v ' A - - ' v pyy A Harmless Prescription but How it Moves thebowels D ON’T you want this way of making the bowels behave? A doctor’s way to make the bowels move so well that you feel better all overl Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin doesn’t turn everything to water but cleans out all that hard waste clogging your system It cleans you out without any shock for it’s only fresh laxative herbs a famous doctor found so good for the bowels combined with pure pepsin and other harmless ingredients A doctor should know what - is Let Dr best for the bowels Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin show you how soon you can train the bowels to move freely every day the way they should It’s wonderful the way this prescription works but it’s perfectly harmless so you can use it ! whenever a coated tongue or sick headache gives warning that you are bilious Fine for childrentoo (it tastes so nice) and they ought to have a spoonful the minute they seem fretful feverish or sluggish or become stuffed up with a cold You can get the original prescription Dr Caldwell wrote so many years ago your druggist keeps it all ready in big bottles Just ask for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin and use it any time anyone in the family is constipated Da W B Caldwell’s SYRUP PEPSIN A Doctor's Family Laxative — consrEfis con-tinn- Gias-te- i Alsace-Lorrain- Czecho-Slovak- la and when the battle began has changed Incalculably and every These two things are the irreducigain haa been with the French It ble minimum of any political or would be inexact however to eay progress in Europe If both Germany haa lost everything for were achieved a long step would be which she fought On the contrary taken toward escape from the ImmeBhe haa won almost completely her mess and toward the exercisdiate Under battle against reparations of the fear of war or of anarchy the treaty of Versailles she was ing which are the present alternatives to an In annual bound payprinciple ment of more than 31500000000 (Copyright McClure Newspaper It Dawes scaled Under the plan wag Syndicate) down to 3625000000 under the Gerto Now 3450000000 Young plan many Is asked to pay only the Ono Woman Lost of the Young plan uncondi- How tional detail France will try to 20 Pounds of Fat hold her to this but It Will not be easy In the main reparations and Lost Her Double Chin war debts with them are dead — Lost Her Prominent Hips ss dead as Queen Anne It may Lost Her Sluggishness be that the American congress will never agree to formal cancel- Gained Physical Vlror lation but th Hoover moratoriGained in Vivaciousness um will be renewed and renewed Gained a Shapely Figure It will be renewed because there will he no choice Germany canWhen your vital organs fall to not pay Britain cannot pay with- perform their work correctly— your out German payments bowels and kidneys do not throw off France and Italy will not that waste material— before you So much the Germans have accom- realize It— you’re growing hideously plished chiefly at ths expense teaspoonful of KRUSCHCT Tk the United Statee Of hot tr evsrjf SALTS In s Back to Locarno! momlns— cut out pastry and fstty meats and cresm butter on potstoes Once a political moratorium does so llsht j vprxs set on the scales and van of have fat ayrlve German position In the world 'note how many pounds beiish'd and particularly at Geneva hftvt tilnM in hlt NuUf assJ The old young- you your spfkl— clatlon of Stresemann Brland andPrsruny— in mind KRUBCHEN tn person fat will ana any la sure to find some u'5Vx Chamberlain Del an aso bottls of KRUSOHKN contemporary repetition The f etorrs 0w Dru r for the league will be greater than nr 8(orf or ny leadins drusslst weeltsi If this In America (lasts any Individual country The 'where hot11 t doesn't conrince yon this league has suffered Incalculably tiie'essirsL sstrsi and urt wy to lose becoming the battleground fat — If you don t feel a superb ImproveFrench and German statesmanship ment In heeltil — o uloriously enereetlo— reIt can resume where It left off when leormnly sllvs— your money slsdly(Adv) ths death of Stresemann and the rise turned of the national socialists In Germany led to the virtual scrapping of Loo mr 1 3130-0000- h F I hi “i tho signal to rest obey it if you can When you can't in comfort keep cool and carry-o- n freedom from Bayer Aspirin means those pains that nag at nerves and tvear you down One tablet will block that threatening headache while it is still just a threat Take two or throe tablets when you've caught a cold and that’s usually the end of it Carry Bayer Aspirin when you travel Have some at home and keep some at the office like an efficient secretary it often “saves tho day" spares you many uncomfortable unproductive hours Perfectly harmless bo keep it handy keep it in mind and use it freely No man of affairs can alford to ignore the score and more of practical proton uses the directions explain from a grumbling tooth to tho rheumatic pains that Boem to bend the bones Bayer Aspirin is ready with its quick relief— and always mirks Neuralgia Neuritis Ithcumatism Any nagging needless pain Get the genuine tablets stamped with the Bayer cross for they are of perfect purity absolute uniformity and have the same action every time Vhy experiment with imitations costing a few cents less? The saving is too little There is too much at ttake But there is economy in the purchase of genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets in tho large bottles 13 8A to r® 1 'V -- I - u f 8 and lf ViCrA'-- r 8 body-ken- r 7A X I And Here It Is n & AIMEE’S LOVE STORY for By LAURA LOU BROOKMAN No More Piles carno ’’Rack to Locarno!” That is all left for Germany or for Europe With a reversion to Thousands Praise This Great InterFranco-Germareconciliation will ns! Remedy That Freed Them not arrive speedily nor perhaps tn From Awful File Misery any sentimental fashion ever Hut along with French loans to the relch If you think that the surgeon’s will go some form of economic agree- knife la the only method of escape ment which will reunite Ruhr coal from the misery of piles It's and French Iron a matter which be- - you haven't heard of the new remedy comes urgent now thst ths French known as Dr Leonhardt'a HEM hold on ths Sarre la about to lapse ROID The two nations can and wtll do Don’t even think of an operation or business together and for a time at waste time on external remedies unleast etop fighting politics til you have tried this quick acting Along with the ending of the yet harmless internal medicine Franco-Germnwar there must It was Dr J S Leonhardt who discome some sort of adjustment In covered that plies are Internal caused central Europe Economic associa- by blood congestion In the lower tion hstwesn Czecho Slovakia Hun- bowels It was he who discovered the gary and Austria— some form of tar- Internal medicine — HEM ROID— iff reunion of the old Kspshurg that quickly ends Piles by stimulatmonarchy Is Inescapable If all of the ing tire circulation healing and remiddle of Europe is not to dlslnte- - storing tire weak flabby almost dead imrts giate 1 hs Germans will Instinctively Now Dr Leonhardt wants every It would from Itching bleeding or It because sufferer end oppose I heir hope of the Anschluss of protruding piles to benefit by his die and union nut again covery So Schramm-Johnwgood drugRlsts everywhere are authey ran have little power With The Italians will dislike It because thorised to sell It would have the semblnure of re- guarantee that It will positively end storing their ancient and hereditary piles In any form or money back On that honorable basis get HEM-ROIOn tho other hand tt would Tablets todnv and say to your Ienetny them of all fear of the and might Iced to the ditdn- - riles GOODBYE FOREVER (Adv) that Is Ixx-arn- n I- - £ w be-au- V I 1 I n ASPIRIN HUTTON ' eny-fo- s4 SIMPLE MoPHERSON YOU WANTED THE COMPLETE STORY I1! 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