Show ' fljc Halt £ake tribune Yiined ierF ttnmr t Th sit' Lag Trlbuu Pubiuhlni Company o- Enured at the postofflc at Balt LaK0 Lily AJ second cuss mttUf an awakened Interest on the part of the as to the part that silver may ultimately play In economic rehabilitation congress very likely will adjourn without a semblance ot a definite commitment on this particular Meanwhile the Republican national convention will problem be pressed for a party commitment on the sliver Issue With what measure of sympathy the convention will meet the sliver proposal of course cannot be determined at this time But Irrespective of this the Immediate future of sliver Is not bright unless something happens to make the attitude of the administration compatible with any constructive action that the convention might take This of course Is a blow at the silver industry but the greater disappointment comes In the fact that It constitutes a barrier to economic recovery For more than a year past the treasury department has dismissed sliver as a matter of no moment It has consistently held to the thought that silver Is a commodity only and that It has no place In the money picture To that end It has earnestly opposed lay action which would seem to run contrary to the official viewpoint Briefly the treasury department has held to a banking viewpoint pondering the problem from the standpoint of the financier without much regard for the Immediate needs of those who have been impoverished by the fight for gold It would be idle to suggest that this attitude Is to be Immediately changed Hence It is doubtful If any favorable action will attend any of the silver proposals submitted to this session of congress Despite the fact that the administration has been consistently antagonistic to silver for more than a year past It has recorded little progress In Improving the basic structure of our national life True by resort to substitutes for a silver program stimulated banking credits it has attempted to meet the problem The results are and the opinion is widely prevalent that the benefits have accrued almost exclusively to the banking interests' The people perhaps are quite willing to accept the dictum of the administration that silver can have no place In the money picture but they will demand with increasing Insistence that these other measures reach without further delay the sources of difficulty Progressive action Is Imperative whether It comes from sliver or something else It is not enough for the administration to say sliver will not do For a year or more the treasury department has pursued this policy It Is time for improvement or time for a change in the official attitude Silver Is vital only if it can be made to serve the current needs of mankind If the problem can be solved in a better way silver has no claims This conclusion however is contingent upon immediate signs of relief The danger of the current situation is that this same banking viewpoint may be assimilated by business industry and agriculture The gold competition of bankers is sustained by the credits of the populace It cannot continue without ultimately making the basic life of the nation money conscious When this happens international bankers will find It more and more difficult to play checkers with the world’s supply of gold The fact that the states and even individuals may ultimately engage in this competition by exchanging existing credits for" gold— a departure which would establish beyond question the inadequacy of gold— seems to have been overlooked by those who appear satisfied with the existing order The administration in its set program for gold alone has had ample opportunity to prove its gold theory and so far as business is concerned its theory has failed utterly Humanity and business now demand that the administration show results or give silver a place in the picture that it is rightfully entitled to WITHOUT self-evide- nt The Weather October 1 1931 and the recent rain there had Balt Lake City as measured at the United States weather bureau office 1166 Inches of precipitation reduced to a water basis Some of it was in the form of snow The most recent storm coming during the growing season and amounting to more than an inch in a region where the average preIn fact cipitation is around 16 Inches a year was gratifying most of us feel that the long scrl?s of "dry” years has been broken Measured by averages taken over a half century or so at the bureau's various offices In Salt Lake precipitation during the present season is still below "normal" As of Monday night It was 12 3 per cent below the average rainfall for the period from October 1 to June 6 The past winter then contrary to what some believe has not been extraordinarily "wet" in Salt Lake There has been no excess to fill up deficiencies City at least created in recent years But there are many reasons for cheerfulness on the part of residents of this city In the first place the precipitation in the valley is not always a close index of what has happened in the mountains The behavior of the streams that head far back in the Wasatch range indicates that there will be a satisfying runoff this year Much has already come down and there is still snow in the mountains for hot spells have been neither numerous nor prolonged this spring In the second place Salt Lake City during the summer of 1931 helped Its situation materially by assembling what were characterized as the "loose ends” of near-b- y water supplies and making them available for city use While the situation as to Utah lake Is at present rather disquieting there is some reason to believe that even In the face of the present low level of the lake fears as to Its supply may have been overdrawn Only the next few months will definitely determine whose estimate of Inflow Into that natural reservoir was most nenrly correct Finally there Is some comfort in the thought that after all the "average precipitation" even over a period as long as half a century Is not really the "normal" precipitation With an average of say 16 inches a few really ''wet” years with rainfalls say of 22 Inches or more will mathematlrally far more than counterbalance an even greater number of years with totals that run around 12 Inches If the average therefore Is around 16 Inches the really normal year may after all be one In which only 14 or 13 inches Is recorded After all this may be really a normal year and Salt Lake City has found Itself to bo able to get along very well In any normal year BETWEEN ' Canada lifts the embargo on American vegetables but keeps It on our cattle She probably wants our spinach but not our hoof and mouth disease 1 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING JUNE 13 1932 ' NEW YORK SKETCHES OF THE NEWS PUBLIC 1 UJS& 0 By DAY-B- Y -- DAY O McIntyre most NEW YORK June 12— Diary of a' Personal nomination for the on the legitimate stage modern Pepys: Lay late By post a unactory star —Frank Craven brave autographed etching of Henry L Doherty which goes on my work-jshoThe actor’s boarding house comes wall So across town and fell black A half dozen brownstones of in step with George Rector and his the Mauve Decade have opened for and suggest the fruity atmoslady And news from Herbert Jones troupers by Helen Green Inner that Agnes cuA for a stone is on high phere glorified de Shine engaging tales of Madam two decroad to recovery Telegraph In the afternoon motoring with the in the Morning told some are as Ray Longs to their broad acres near ades ago I'm as $13 a week for room priced Greenwich Afterward circling about restore the to the Gene Tunneys but they aivay and board and not only star and played with their dogs So back community dining table but the boarder to the city and to one of those teas someone is forever giving for Daniel Cartoonist Dorman Smith sends a Frohman ‘‘Worked a while but with a great listing of villages suggesting a manweariness and to Clara Walsh's and dolin and guitar obbligato clustering UDr Romano an Arab of 70 looking the roadsides north of the Golden Sausalito Manzanita Corte MaJrnot more than 10 performed evanish Gate: knents and mental wizardries Also dera Tocaloma Ignatia Nicasio San San Anselmo telling John Charles Thomas Welling- Geronimo Laganrtassuburban name ton Cross Milton Green and me how and Bolinas My to thicken our thinning locks with choice is for that suburban Elysium in Connecticut called Green Farms an iodine dilution A CONFISCATORY PROPOSITION (From Arizona Republic) The proposition of Senator Glenn of Illinois to levy a tax on the proceeds of crime la not unprecedented in history though the rate of taxation he advisesmay be regarded as somewhat excessive In times past remote times kings and overlords sometimes accepted a share of the loot of Tob bers bandits and pirates as full atoneIn a small ment for their crimes way without any specific legislation on the subject we have been taking a reasonable share of the plunder of bandits when we could get it and sometimes have sent them to Jail In the way of punishment for putting us to the trouble and expense of shaking them down An honest racketeer or bandit who came forward frankly with 'a statement of the amount of his 111 gotten gains had nothing to fear We only took our Just share of what he had received from bootlegging vice holdups and murder and let him keep his share a was not was when racketeer It only on the up and up with our Uncle Sam that he was In conger of getting into trouble But the rate of taxation suggested by Senator Glenn would destroy a profitable industry Our racketeers would have no incentive to pursue it for it is attended by some risk and expense if they were compelled to surrender their profits In their en- tlrety to the government The sen-ator Is manifestly not a financier He has learned nothing from the experience of our government In fixing income rates so high in the higher brackets that capital contented itself with smaller Incomes from tax exempt securities The senator has forgotten if he has ever heard of the silver rule "Live and let live” Our bandits 'rumrunners vice lords and racketeers generally under such a law as the senator has propused would find a new meaning in "Sic vos non vobis” p 1 - George Rector now white haired A 10 o’clock nightly spectacle along and suggesting Lloyd George in min- Broadway is the pair of youthful blind iature has found an outlet for his men with smoked glasses They tap knowledge of cuisine In radio broadTwenty years ago he was casting a striking figure among restaurateurs Then was launched the ambitious hotel project known as Rector’s which later became The Claridge and resulted in the collapse of the fortunes of both himself and his Illustrious father Charles In his day to be recognized by George Rector and piloted to a choice table was the supreme token of Broadway distinction monotony of canes In the the proofreader in their walk from the subway to their “pitches” to wait r crowd And chatthe ter and laugh like two lads on tha way from school sing-son- g after-theate- A piano tuner at the door twice today Insists he received two phone to vlslt thls apartment at once If the calls were sent out by the family across the hall well a fellow has a right to chord a little In his own There has always been a warm spot home in my sentimental remembrances for George Rector As a fledgling jour- (Copyright 1932 McNaught Syndicate Inc) nalist to the metropolis I took my wife then a bride to Rector’s for dinner one evening We entered timidly Secretary Stimson speaks hopeand were immediately bewildered to fully of disarmament It must be nice discover ourselves the only ones not to be blessed with a sunny and optiin formal attire Sensing our confu- mistic nature — The Glendale sion George to whom we were Just two country folks came In person and escorted us to a table in the inner The farmers complain that somecircle helped us master intricacies of one has been hiding their lighte the enormous menu and as a final under so many bushels of wheat— So you ye birds with wondrous bot- Omaha Sunday touch sent over a ( skill possessed tle of champagne with his compliNot for yourselves contruct the curiments it be beaten not touch should did “A but wife slowly" My carpet ous nest And when I could not bear thought of such mag- says a household hint So you ye bees who every flower nificent hospitality going to waste anybody but the housewife is doing explore And did I exit walking an imaginary the beating it generally is— slowly and Not for yourselves amass the honied I forgotten the not too much — The Lynchburg News tight wirel Nor havewhite-shirstore t as I flippancy of some So you y patient klne Inured to stiffly rounded a turn to the checktoil room He called out: “Hold her Not for yourselves subdue the stubBOILED FRESH BEEF Newtl" born soil” DICED SOUTHERN HASH As stayouts wind up these days at CHICKEN A LA KING To which with the permission of Reuben’s they wound up at Jack’s BREADED VEAL CHOPS Virgil we would append: ran-taof In Rector the in the Rules days Contributors Citizen Declares New Writer Approves Tribune FRIED HALIBUT the Battling Nelson Grill I first met 1 ’ So you ye racketeers who rob and Uiton Units! ( tOO ’Word And Many Other Variations “ Editorials Tax He was late and lamented Tad Silver the on Is in System Preference wobliratien where given Stupid shoot true Dsns sod sddrees re need ft () SERVED ON 30 LUNCH harmonizing to Hype Igoe’s cigar box collect your Not for yourselves Write en ene side of the neper enlyi Editor Tribune: Your editorial on (b) write legibly Editor Tribune: Under date of June ukulele and missing for the one thou-to 8 (Every Day 11 a m to 10 p m) tel delicious varied loot sand and unth time the last tram barred) silver and economics help construc- racial sod Partisan discussions 1 a 6 1932 from received that letter Steaks and Fried Chicken lb) personal aspersions not desired 4 Great Neck Wilson Mizner was te) Writers must also true names and most worthy body known as the state about too He had But our only real objection if any tive mass thought thereon just married the addresses Served on 50 Dinner Trne name will Plans for regular sessions of a world residential which we may offer to Senator be printed inlets reasons satisfactory te tax commission Informing me I was rich Mrs Yerkes and gone social He the editor are gtvea for withholding the Glenn’s proposition is the recognition congress to have power of specifying once after midnight dressed name 6 Poetical contributions are not delinquent in sending them a dollar came in it seems to extend to an industry a world currency that will be acceptin full fig Someone inquired where in Ibis considered 8 Views Of all the stupid Incompetent he had been “Scuffling the pumps” which is not highly esteemed in civ- ed by each nation can be included in deportment are these efexpressed “Carry a Tray and Save Money" bill the contribators and de not necessarily reflect the views Fdlth Norris 1236 Alameda Ave ilized countries and which for some our legislation designed to restore organizations that was ever forced he replied— his slang for dancing that 7 The silcanTribune ef The man’s of use the the department money— poor Will be our guest at lunch today centuries has not been regarded ns not be used es an advertising upon the people this tax commission only the other week appeared in a medium ft The Porum does net court mere than Al- ver Use of silver money will pay for is the worst a source of national revenue It was bad enough to drawing room talkie ene week contribution a now same of all from the who are work unemployed send out as many as six forms to one though it is pretty widely known that in the world contributor name which happened in many cases we of the United States have for an excess of had While everyone T8 Utah Idaho KWeveaa here in our little town— one of them many years been supporting such an credit in America we did not greatLaw Branded as to a widow 70 years old without any industry there has been a world-widan army Liquor whenever But silver miss ly Now after complying with charitable assumption that our govEncroachments on Rights income men canthe law to the extent of sending them ernment has not taken official cog of unemployed to keep themnot work find enough a dollar along with a report many nlzance of It lines credit Editor Tribune: The constitution like But what Is the world to think If selves out of free soup myself are receiving notice that vanishes of to was United set the States ur up exunless we file a report accompanied we turn to this Industry forms of times such the In to original states of the the union perfect a dollar the honorable state tax by tremity as an aid to the balancing money — silver and gold — are in great provide for the common defense and commission will proceed to collect of the budget? used as hard to secure the blessing of liberty to the fees That would be of a piece with the demand when both are penalties etc They are then obviously) In- people within their particular comThe last of this letter on delinFREE CITY DELIVERY practice of a former Arizona justice money of to take the place The paper monwealth and communities notice reads as follows: “If of the peace who used to fine riotous sufficient of exchange such as checks constitution was not set up to control quency mediums Is a filed return have It then send them already cowboys $100 and bills by which most mod- the meat and drink of the people This you out to steal a steer for the payment and accountare requested that you notify us as to the measured while every- had always been the function of the name ern trades and address under which it was of the fine one is working churches as distinguished from the filed" To keep both gold and silver equal- state ALL WEEK—BEGINNING MONDAY In other words they admit they metal each as available money For example the Hindus of the ly have received our filing fee and The could be redeemable at the mints and order of sanctity neither eat meat may but have forgotten the name Fresh national banks in guaranteed weights nor drink wine theMoslems eat meat report NEW POTATOES Wake up fellow taxand address Dug of the other Hedo not and but the drink wine and let's clean house If Bryan had suggested a moneti- brews both eat meat and drink wine payers C H SNOW from zation reserve of sliver to bo created There are denominations which esby a 50 per cent tax in kind on all sil- chew tobacco proscribe pork and foran economist writes “Any family” No 2 Cans No 2 Cans ver bullion and a variable rate of 10 bid dark meat of fowls during cer- “can keep chickens in its back gar- No 2 Can Sunkist Sunkist Sunkist per cent upon all new production of tain periods When the law by force den” It can do more than that it What orators want In depth they silver there would have been no fear and penalties trespasses upon this can keep the neighbors’ chickens of replacing gold money with cheaper field racial and religious resentments there too after planting its vegetable give you in length— Montesquieu silver are aroused which disturb any com- garden and flower beds — The Minne3 The commodity price of sliver Is munity which does not hold homo- apolis Journal THE GREAT I AM so Its use uncertain through- geneous beliefs on these subjects I em convinced after 12 years of low and Scientists have discovered that inobservation that the Volstead act is out the world that we need an inThe political Imposition of prohiLUNCHEON SUGGESTIONS itial rate of 32 to 1 besides suffi- bition is of dubious propriety when dividuals vary to a remarkable dea complete success a taxes of with reserves silver I have watched carefully the re- cient imposed by a community upon itself gree with regard to capacity to taste sults of this noble experiment and device to measure the supply of sil- Prohibition becomes highly impolitic para ethoxy-phenyl but ver foci free to admit that it has brought when one community or e combina- there ought to be a singular unanimto is offer able United States The tion of communities Imposes it upon ity about pronouncing the tiling — great almost incalculable benefits to humanity Farmers are happy and such a device to the world We can dissenting communities The New York Sun prosperous their grain goes into allow all silver to be deposited In our Back in 1914 I served with a spebread and not into booze industrial treasury after payment of taxes in cial committee to prepare a prelimworkers not only bring home the ba- kind to us or to our solvent debtor inary draft of a platform for the DemTo help you make nations for national currency at 32 ocratic state convention con but they bring it home fried The quesI myself was once-- down and out to 1 of the for tion supporting proposal We may vary from this ratio by is- federal but today I hold no small place in ficonstitutional prohibition Always Fresh— nancial and political circles I'm a sue to or call from the owners of sil- came up I urged my opposition to The ver deposits in the treasury if it is the project which became the eightbig shot Marshmallows you I attribute this marvelous trans- ever necessary in order to maintain eenth amendment as earnestly as I you need a can always enjoy currency formation solely to the eighteenth each could But the Democratic organizaD W JENKINS amendment tion became committed to this consti30c Lb Pkg Tremonton Therefore I never shall cast my vote tutional blunder The police ordinance for repeal or resubmission nor for called the eighteenth amendment in your home! wet candidates Reader Traces Progressive should be repealed outright The constitution should not prescribe what Why should 1’ Movements to Depression the states may do with respect to this I AM A BOOTLEGGER well worth It’s of prohibition Its cost for the Editor Tribune: The statement of question Another “noble experiment"— the SAMUEL RUSSELL FOR BREAKFAST SERVE John D Rockefeller Jr on the matter senate investigation of Wall street many errands It Dellcioni Sweet of prohibition and statements of SteA religion that costs nothing does does dally 3 Griffon Florida One would gather from the fren- phen L Richards at the Inst confer- nothing zied and sudden interest displayed in ence of the L D S church on what LAl’REL WHEAT — Very nlr ORAPENUT FLAKES— New! the wet and dry problem that what mav be to some of us minor matters with berrle Wonderfully dellcioui the country really needs Is another indicates a liberal and common-sens'pkg pkg Noah viewpoint toward the attitude and 3 for 2To 3 for 48o minority or feelings of a THE KEY small majority of the American peo' Wheatlee Rhreddefl Wheat Oh world oh love and joy oh life O-- n0' ple OOC 3 pkgs 3 pkgs With all its conflicting thoughts The action of our city commission Post Wheatena— Whola Flake Bran Wheat Tortuous and sublime of w our 1th of one that promtogether mOK I search the skies for wisdom more Oreal pkf 3 pkg inent mining companies in getting to- Travel from Salt Lake to bene-ficiTo walk above them all a the on matter involving gether AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR between And find— use of a quantity of water very San Francisco 2 pkgs 23 Faith Is the golden key which opens nearly equal to that for vhlih a 55c LOG CABIN SYRUP ran 49cj and breakfast lunch hours The closed door of the mind $J 000000 bond issue was made is anAnd Spatula Free And leads us to the const lously divine! other evidence of progiess and afternoon or an FFRXDFLL TIRE MAPLE SYRUP Quart Can enjoy 10 — Alico Youngsun The efforts being expended bv a committee of volunteers on the matter evening flight to the Coast NOTES ON THE CUFF DFPART-M- t of rrentlng a great storage reservoir Busier’ NT of fresh water for industrial purposes Largest air line in the world 6 years and 40000000 Suppose you send the slate tax com- out of a portion of Great Salt lake is High mission your check for one dollar for right in line with President Hoover's miles experience Tlanes Boeing vour income tax filing fee The fed position that public expenditures Patent HALT Cool ventilated Lunch aloft Stewardess end government soaks you a should only ho made with a view to 2 Pilots tax for writing the check J'm going 'profit or return on the investment cabins Lavatory to stand on mv rights and refuse to SYRUP is another evidence of progress FLOUR TM-MOTpay it Us a lux upon a tax and un- In tin live of public funds The Price Ift Westbound JLr 1 :1S a rn 3:20 p m constitutional! 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