| Show mmm THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING MAY lnutd f Ije Unit £nkc fMlmirc every worntn by Tft Sett Laku Tribune Fubiuhin Company TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION! end Bunday one month I 0 90 10 50 I'ahy end Sunday one year y In Utah Idaho lib aboMatedraieaendapp Wyomiue Xlaevhere In United Steles Daily end fl 36 Sunday one month The Tribune it on aaie In every !m- pouant city in the United Suite Readers may aacertaln agents la any city by leltphonlns this office The Tribune la e member of the Associated Preaa The Associated Press is entitled to the ue £ur reproduction of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and alo the lot al news published herein Tl!y r poetofflce 1 Balt Entered lit eetheeecoud elite matter The Tribune t s charter member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations The Tribune is e member of The 100000 Group of American Clllea The Iribune la member of Media Records Inc froup The Beckwith Special Agency Inc New eastern advertising asant York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Detroit Kansas City Atlanta M O Mogenaen M Co Inc Pacific coast repreaenutive San Pranclsco ios Angel Seattle Portland Foreign bureaus of1 information of The No Tribune are Rue Butbe Paris France 125 Pail MalL London England 1 Outer Den Linden Berlin Germany Fiterlslor Hotel Rome Italy Saturday Morning May 11 1932 Arousing a Nation FETTERS of restraint are lifted from the nation as the fate of the Lindbergh baby Is removed from the realm of The tragic dissipation of the mystery reveals a uncertainty diabolical outrage which must go down In the record as one of the most Inhuman spectacles In American crime The wanton brutal murder and the subsequent feeding of parasites upon grief and tragedy must be deeply burned into the public mind The national conscience cannot quite escape the stem reprimands of this outrage It is no more surprising that we should harbor within our borders men capable of such a crime than It Is that our citizenship should tolerate conditions which make It possible For many weeks In vain hope that we might aid In restoring the baby to Its parents alive and well we have submitted to most despicable liaisons with the underworld The law and the people have bowed In humble subjection to the forces of the underworld an abject spectacle of governmental lmpotency And to all Intents and purposes the police power along with the distracted parents have been victimized and betrayed by outlaw forces which belle the thought that there Is one vestige of honor In the outlawed life Society In some measure Is responsible for this condition for It grants a certain Immunity a certain acceptance to men and women known to be operating beyond the pale of the law In this particular case we courted the help of men professing to be known as safe to the perpetrators of the crime a shameful contact which suggests that crime feeds as much or more upon tolerance than the inability to cope with It That the American people are Incensed is evident In every section of the country where the news of the diabolical outrage has spread There Is an earnest demand for Justice so near as it can be meted out to fiends capable of dashing a helpless babe to death There Is no penalty to equal the crime The severest penalty that could be devised by the primitive mob would be none too stem And this Is but an urge to relentless and endless searching for the slayers for 'now that the worst Is known and there Is no longer reason for helpless surrender the American sense of Justice cries loud for vengeance The tragedy demands that we pursue greater exactitude In dealing with those who put themselves beyond the pale of the law the parasites who feed upon human distress that we may forever be spared another example of a police power rendered Impotent by siege of the underworld Our American police system cannot be vindicated until these fiends have been brought to account rpiiE - 1931’ NEW YORK DWARFED! Public Pulse- - NEW YORK May 13— Purely per sonal piffle: Bowling Green is the sectional prettiest of all New York’s“He never names I frequently say " had no etc 1 somehow feel an old roue talking to young platinum A Paris bootmaker is a blondes striking Image of my dad I’m in love with Barbara Stanwyck 1 can spot an anonymous letter before opening it A brick house where I once roomed in Cincinnati is the Most locale of most of my dreams amusing of the tabloid headlines “Siren Snares Soap Sheik” Garbo makes the most realistic love A book of mine is in the fourteenth printing Key to puzzle: It’s given1 away with magazine subscriptionsI prelove extremes Of all suburbs fer Greenwich Conn and like to listen to talk in all night lunchrooms around 3am although disgustingly afraid of drunks Laurel and Hardy made me howl in a recent slap stick About 50 people generally ring the I's” In this type cf column to mail me The wildest party I ever attend ed was in the staid city of Boston The first person of importance 1 ever interviewed in New York was Chaun-ceDepew I have most of the symptoms of the patent medicine circulars The capltol and embassy news reels are my favorite movies The Pearl Bryan murder Interested me more than any other I have turned down offers totaling more titan $25000 to indorse advertised products Always a suckerl 1 never see a picket fence without a letch to run a stick along It Nothing embarrasses me so much as to start to speak to someone and have them look away And it’s alThat’s why I’m so ways happening distant I work by artificial light on sunny days And sleep curled in a1 tight knot with my mouth open fellow muronce saw a dered by a one armed man Given to End Depression By L O HAEDY Something in an Industrial way Is tha only thine that will put the unemployed to work of which it is said there are about eight million In the United States — all ablebodled men and most of them with families These people must be fed and clothed no matter what the cost Continued feeding and clothing- this great number of people by charity through private and public donation cannot very long meet the conditions that confront us Retrenchment by our government as well as all our states counties and cities throughout the United States is being recom mended as taxes in most places have become a burden greater than the taxpayer can bear What to do to relieve the great burden of debt everywhere U the one great problem that confronts the people not only in the United States but throughout the world There are four great enterprises that could be established that would go a long way towards relieving the present situation and put people to - like the guavity of Jack Benny and think Dave Apollon has the best act in vaudeville d I can never write a line between 5 and 7 in the evening Just the moody type and I like the taste of mucilage on postage stamps A favorite scent is of burning leaves and I invariably have two helpings of bean soup Cos tume plays bore me My Boston naps sitting up The only public speech ever made was at a welcome dinner to Jack Dempsey at the Breakfast club In Los Angeles Any play that makes others cry makes my throat ache But can’t squeeze out a tear any more THE FORUM Provo Writer Lauds Pending Bank Measure Oar Readers the bonus Does Wall street care enough for the common people that they spend thousands to impress this 1 Loiter limit (o 8AA words Preference hi euhlioatien If fives where on their minds? All the soldiers want iroe nama and addrea are used t (a) is money that Will street will get Write en one tide of the paper only! they will pay it back to the people S (a) Relisioua (b) write letlbly Wall street sends it to their foreign racial and partUan diaciieaJons barred! 4 desirednot lb! personal aspersions banks That is why so much gold Is a Writers must sign true names and being withdrawn from this country to residential addreasea Tru name will be printed oniess reasons satisfactory to banks in London and Paris ibe editor are given for withholding the Bonus or no bonus the masses have name ft Poetical contributions are not to put up four billions They pay It to considered- Views expressed In this department are these of the contributor the grafters The grafters pay it to and do not necessarily reflect the views the government for taxes Then the of The Tribune 7 The department ea not be used as an advertising medium graft it back This admlni grafters ft The Forum dees nrf court more than one contribution a week Irons the samp stration has played ball with Wall street long enough We get the foul contributor balls and they are beginning to stink billions) that have been put away in Will we have to have another Literary socks and crocks and in safety de Digest straw vote to show congress J E KLEMME posit boxes or buried Money is not this also? money unless it is being spent or is Price m the banks for loaning So a mere Increase of money will not help the depression except as confidence between the people and the banks is restored GEORGE EVERETT Rules for Contributors i emator am d p i t Circus people fascinate me Every now and then I have a yen for a Chinese dinner but It never satisfies I like to prowl around chain stores and magazine stands Despite my beefing I lost little in the panic I’m Scotch that way we vulgarity The most beautiful letters I ever receive come from New Orleans One of my closest friends Jay F Price thinks everything I write Is terrible Maybe because we were brought up something to do with it together has Or maybe — horrible thought— the d so is right There have been many To say nothing of an complaints occasional threat (Copyright -- 1932 cate McNaught f r"f Syndi- Inc) If you wish to become a member of the Sark parliament buy Brecqhou the “Paraslde” Channel Island which just has been offered for sale The announcement describes it as "an earthly paradise set In a deep blue sea” and continues: “The romantic island was formerly part of the ancient duchy of Normandy One hundred and sixty acres most prolific soiL Comfortable modernized stone residence and bungalow with four bedrooms At present nicely furnished ready to step into Two motor boats and two others Eleven hours from London No other inhabno itants no worries no troubles rates taxes under 40 shillings! No Wreckage and Seigneural duty rights A dream life on an enchanted isle A seat in the Sark parliament” d Germany Physicians of Munich who understand the German’s desire for good food are no longer worried over the recent appearance of a robot doctor in the city Their rival Is an automatic machine in the German museum said to be the most up technical museum in the world A "consultation” with this machine costs nothing and It is stated never The “pato have made a mistake tient” must first record his age height weight occupation and genr eral mode of living Next he turns a handle and out comes a card telling him exactly how much food and of what sort is good for him Patients are dismayed by the meagerness of their fond allowances for the robot doctor is a believer in a strict' te Saturday afternoons in New York depress me Unlike most people like Monday mornings I have never diet sent but two ladies flowers and sel dom write slightingly of an individual BOILED FRESn BEEF that I have not regretted In the horseshoe court of the London Savoy DICED SOUTHERN HASH one day an official looking man CHICKEN A LA KING tapped me on the shoulder and said ’’ BREADED VEAL CHOPS “We want to see you at the Yard FRIED HALIBUT It was a joke but 1 became actively And Many Other Variations No sound is so citifed as nauseated SERVED ON 30£ LUNCH the echoing yell of newsboys in sky scraper canyons (Every Day 11 a m to 10 p m) I flew across the English channel the day a pilot In another plane went suddenly loco and killed two passenIf no one is around when I gers hear particularly pleasant news 1 skip about the house The only enemy I’ve never forgiven is one who fed my beautiful setter dog ground glass I And then wrote a gloating note Steaks and Fried Chicken Served on 506 Dinner HART’S LUNCII “Carry a Tray and Save Money Grant Nielson 141 So 2nd East Will be our guest at lunch today M" T'' on ft Everybody turning into the Lambs immediately looks like an actor After more than 20 years of writing have to have a repair man affix I laughed new typewriter ribbons at Frank Tinney more than any comedian of my time And in my weeping days wept more with Pauline Lord I have a standing offer to become the head of a large advertising agency My wife never criticises anything I write unless it’s something she regards as unintentionally suggesting y work: 1 Electrify the railroads where the population and traffic will Justify the change thus creating a market for all our surplus copper for the next five to ten years 2 Establish electric plants at the adit of our principal coal mines in order to generate sufficient electric power to meet railroad demands 3 Remonetize silver by coining one billion ounces of silver on a basis of 16 to 1 and thus avoid returning our present silver coinage back to bullion prices which It will do if we change the ratio This coinage would need no bullion behind it In the treas ury of the United States to guaran tee it 4 Enact a tariff law of not less than 5 cents per pound on copper and by so doing put all our copper mines to producing the red metal once more are all These things mentioned practical and Industrial conditions together with labor need just such a change as It is one that would put all the unemployed at work that would last for several years to come Meet all government payrolls where possible with silver In part thus getting money into circulation among those who labor Electricity copper silver and gold and the great est of all capital that of labor must move together If we hope to survive and continue as a nation It is up to the men who control capital and the senators and representatives in con gress to do something and do something besides talk talk talk Can we afford to see such cities and towns as Butte and Anaconda Mont Garfield Magna and Bingham McGill Ely Ruth and Kimberly Nev the great copper mines of Michigan: the copper mines of Arl zona also the great silver mines of the west all Idle? And labor stag nated beyond description Unless something is done at once all the places mentioned will in less than five years be without inhab DAY-BY-DA- Y By O O McIntyre Four Proposals Editor Tribune: Your editorial of May 3 “Forgotten Gold” was timely in that It again points out “the inadequacy of gold to sustain the trade requirements of the world" in line with what we have been writing to the Forum for some months past Kathleen Norris has read some of our arguments and sends this mesLos Angeles & Salt Lake railroad reports some rather THE sage: “Your appeal for the abolishtax figures to the public utilities commission of ment of the gold standard goes Utah In Utah that company has 404 miles of main line and straight to my heart for I am just from England where I heard some operates with branches and lines under trackage rights a total itants stirring speeches on the real taxable sum 670 miles It pays taxes In Utah In the of $52068004 of product and value of a country’s resources” or something like $910 a mile which Is not a bad revenue The So Forum fans it seems that those But in Nevada where the railroad had 213 miles of main of us who have been thinking and line and owns and operates a total of 290 miles It pays in taxes writing about the shortcomings of our monetary system and the injus$48336131 or In excess of $1660 per mile Again In California from tice of running our banks without the company has 186 miles of main line and operates 389 miles insurance on deposits Is just in harmony with world thoughts Ideas do In all Much of the 130 miles of California lines operated under Provo grow and various individuals are In Is Included above the under Joint trackage rights operated We are ruined not by what we Inspired to the same thought in variL A— See mile 5 rights and presumably other carriers Join In paying the taxes really want but by what we think ous parts of the world as the need In arises abroad never therefore we do go on such road But the Los Angeles & Salt Lake reports tax search of your wants if they be real Just now the greatest need is for in- American Economic Ills accruals In California of $770274 62 which Is an average for wants they will come home in search fluence to be brought on our senators Wall Street Blamed buys what he does and congressmen to pass the Steagall that railroad alone on the lines It operates of almost $2000 per of youwantfor he thatsoon want what he bill H R 10241 for it provides inwill not Editor Tribune: People there are mile In revenue to the state of California and Its subdivisions surance to depositors the insurance cann6t buy— Colton about the Union Pacific1 fund to be accumulated on an equi- worrying As to the moral we are not quite sure Perhaps Utah Is not its offices and men to It is said that In financial circles table assessment on all federal re- transferring Don't worry They won't charging enough Perhaps California and Nevada are charg- there is much worry over the rapidly serve banks based on their deposits Omaha transfer the men They will just increasing number of Idle dollars surpluses profits franchise tax and transfer the office equipment They ing too much at be to one least Well they've net earnings and this fund will be will leave the men there in Salt Lake thing Certainly with a net railway operating Income as reported thankful for— idle dollars don't get administered by a bank liquidating man the looking for a job For of $1387480 after taxes it would appear that a total of $1774-00- 0 hungry board consisting of the secretary of unemployed delegationevery throughout the treasury the comptroller of the the United States puts to work Wall In taxes was enough to pay Such figure has no Item In It of THE JOY SPREADING CIRCLE currency and three citizens appoint- streets lays off two some place else “watered stock" or bonds nor any other capital charge The The farmer sells a load of wheat ed the and approved by Our tariff and Income taxes raise the world grows fair and the bysenate president railroad paid its owners no dividends the report shows and after And all our revenue Four billion dollars sweet measure will bring out of The tariff protects the working men It had paid Interest on Its outstanding bonds and other charges He starts off humming cheerful tunes Such a all the millions (maybe and manufacturers There Is no arguhoarding And pays the grocer for his prunes it operated In 1931 at a loss for the year of $1372000 according The ment but that the masses pay it When who has had the blues grocer to the report It It had had no taxes at all to pay It could have Now buys his wife and children shoes above was somewhat dampened by paid this money is lost to them It's the knowledge that it was originally in the government’s hands The paid Its Interest obligations and had about $400000 to the good That ten the shoeman thinks God-seaddressed to a certain editor who has starts The soldiers It on his rent runs and And to pays used all excuses other for Its owners on an asserted Investment of $115000000 which Next get a few were trying to outsnatch Wall street up day the landlord hands the bill davs off My sympathy is not so much They lost The present administrawould seem to Indicate that this railroad at least was In much To Dr Bolus for his pill with him as with his associates Com tion calls this a loan The next case The happy doctor tells his frau the same position as other owners of tangible property pared to an editor with a sore throat on the docket will be cancellation That business is Improving now a bear with a sore paw is a summer Wall afreet spent thousands of dolThe questions so raised are entirely too Intricate to be satrest addsa And “My dear you need lars telling the masses that they pay picnic a out west” trip isfactorily settled here but taxes are high in Utah as compared You'd better take In a week or so the wife with those In some other states so It seems we find something to So Is on the farm enjoying life i ponder In this particular caser At least the Los Angeles & Salt She pays her board to ’armer Howe ' and swowl "I ten takes the Who says: Lake Is paying higher taxes in California than It Is In Utah Here’s something that just can’t be beat per dollar of actual value This bill’s the one I got for wheat" After all so far as statistics show the tax burden is InesWith it he buys more prunes — and or In civilized in the these United States capable anywhere then It starts a going round again world for that matter The proportionate tax burden however MORAL to to do of rate of the with little have very growth appears Oh well It’s obvious! ON BUILDING MATERIAL these Western states —Topeka Capital Growth and Taxes 14 ) !) LINCOLN'S GETTYSBURG ADDRESS I snatch-grabbin- V - ROKIHEY -- LUMBER COMPANY mere Ttudini Annual Spring Opportunity Debts and Jobs With the radicals of yesterday the conservatives of today one shudders to think what it will take to constitute a radical 50 jyars from now KELLER of Illinois offers an enlightening SPEAKING OF OPERATIONS unemployment problem that Incorporates a (Athol Rawlins gives some advice some our and difficulties for of propresent on tonsilectomy gained through percontinuing plan vides a luscious piece of political pie There Is little question that sonal experience) 1 local It does not hurt Take construction of & postoffice building In every community doing any more and your wife will think an annual business of $8000 or more would temporarily relieve you are a hero—until the day after 2 Before the operation give all the unemployed Likewise there is no disputing the fact that It your friends the Insult "Go would add $1300000000 to the national debt which ultimately jump in the lake” or such as will keep them from speaking to you for must be repaid of tune Otherwise In a that It Is the representative's opinion that this measure which spiritlength of compassion they will seek would be financed by a bond Issue would put one million men you out and say: “Now we know It so don’t talk Did vou take a at work within 60 days The temptation In the project Is great hurts general? Who operated? How’s your It Is another proposal that preys on distress and offers no last golf game? Have you started to work?" etc etc lng relief At the best the million men would be employed only 3 After the operation and for a a brief period and at the end of that time unless something Is couple o' days be sure to say to your “Cinch nothing to it Doc" accomplished In the meantime the Jobless problem will still doctor- doctors have no sense of humor These exist The evil In the plan Is that It la another artificial means He won’t begin to laugh until about the fourth day of relief What Is needed Is something basic that offers the op4 Learn to point signal and grunt portunity of growing rather than burning Itself out and leaving effectively impatiently and inarling-lthe Intended beneficiaries as the victims of a new national debt Your wife will enjoy this 5 Be a man and don’t tell your burden that can only mean further distress but gruel wife you will eat One of the factors retarding recovery is that we have already On the fifth day nothing when your Inner mortgaged the future to the point of bankruptcy Voters must ear is just half uncoiled she will serve vou a nice steak You will enjoy also remember that projects are not always wholethis some The day of settlement of par obligations brings regrets 6 It is NOT a major operation at are fiequently overlooked when wq plunge blindly Into debt The enjoyment I got out of the I CONGRESSMAN y pre-electi- on 1 i PAINT LUMBER Greatest Money-Savin- g Event in Local Paint History Guaranteed Hlfheet Quality PABCO MULTI 8 Fit VICE FAINT— For any tor face Indoors or out 14 beautilul colors Only per gallon PABCO MULTI SERVICE ENAMEL— Dries dust tree in 4 to S hours Unaffected by hot and cold water 11 modern colors J ?C All material new surfaced four aides at the following attractive prices 2i4— No 1 Com Fir 104 sq ft base prlre 9340 2x4— No t Com Fir 104 sq ft base prir $905 2x4— No 1 Com Fir 104 sq ft base price 122$ 1x6 No 4 Com Ptne 100 sq $295 Now per quart PABCO MULTI SERVICE FLOOR ENAMEL— Tor all types of floors Waterproof strongest Resists action of comcleaning colors Cfl floor pounds I Oaf A Now per quart INTERIOR IMPROVED PABCO FINISH— A new development In finish home decoration Egg-she- ll — beautiful colors CQ Oaf A Now per quart MULTI SERVICE VARPABCO NISH— U0 it anywhere — quick colored end stained Per quart 87c drying PABCO KALSOWINE— All colors packages LINSEED OIL AND TURPENTINE —Bring your own can f JO VoAad Per gallon PABCO WOODWORK CIEANFR— H pint PAINT SPFCIAL— Limited stock In 0 fnitice Paint Per gallon SALE STARTS SATURDAY 55 ft 1x4 and 100 sq 5- -t 5- -t Ixt ft 93C5 No 2 Com pine 9369 100 Perfect Ced Shingles per bundle (25 sq ft) 9108 Third Grade Ced Shingles per bundle (25 sq ft) 78a 1x4 No ft 100 sq 4 Flooring tx4 No 4 Rustic 104 sq ft SCREEN DOORS 9388 $309 High Standard 9938 end Up Wire Screen per yard black 22o Price varies on widths Roofing Rrslsto Brand op Wall Board per foot 4)ii and op Cement 71 per tack Sand per sack 29a LAWN FURNITURE Chairs 9195 toto 9290 Bettses 9395 9440 Packed in K D FENCE MATFRIAL Lattice and Battens per 9f83 100 feet 1x2 per 100 1x2 per 104 Cedar Posts MAY feet feet No No 1 14T1I— ENDS NORTH FIRST WEST STREET X each MAY 9129 9100 9200 98o 33a 25TH WAS 3525 Z7 jic mor ' 'CYwv--- ' Pump1 Malt St 4 w Light Moditim or Dork In tha GREEN can jfbiedt iff On November 19 1863 Abraham Lincoln delivered his immortal Gettysburg address Through the years it has become fixed as an American tradition Older even than this event was the origin of Pabst of Milwaukee Since 1844 Pabot have been famous for 'fine malt products Their growth is linked with the growth of this country Quality with them is an enviable tradition of 88 years standing That’s why today Puritan Malt is so good It has a background of three generations of it is malting experience ago-testo- PUMXAM MALI 'zyfianuaciured 4y j |
