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Show A Happy Family ot Bluebirds for Linens A Trio of Triumphs SEEN and HEAR around tne NATIONAL CAPITAL By National Topic Interpreted by William Bruckart Carter Field Washington. Tho whole method of breaking up truots" and "conwill spiracies in restraint of trade' be changed if the Department of Justice ii able to pereuade congren to revise the la we at the coming esilon. Detail! have not been worked out but the idea is that if certain practice!, whether in conformity with the old construction of conspiracy or not, produce identical comprice, or arc to eliminate weak petitor!, or to concentrate control of the market in any given line in a tew hands, those practices shaU constitute a violation of the law. The whole point is to be that the practice shill be Judged not on sented by Democrats, do not want a midterm convention. Here's the Point 1524 lazy-dais- The point is that a Republican running for the house of representatives next year, say in Massachusetts, can run on any platform he pleases. He can teU the folks in hia district, for Instance, that he wants all restrictions on cotton planting stopped, so that cotton will be cheap, and there will be plenty of work for the local textile mill, thereby enabling them to compete with those of other nations. He can promise a fight to the death to bar all textile imports, especially from Japan... He can. promise. te fight every appropriation for water power, irrigation and reclamation projects out West, which help to keep up taxes but bring no local benefit to his district. And in doing all this he will not be handicapped by any national party platform, or any party leader's promises or speeches. Out in the West, where water resource appropriation are wanted, the Republican nominee can promise to work like everything for big appropriations for this type of work. He can promise anything he believes will help his candidacy, regardless of the attitude on the same question of any or all other Republican candidates. Sen. David I. Walsh is fond of telling a story of when he was chairman of the Democratic senatorial committee In an off year election. He tells of how he changed hia line of speeches every time he crossed a state line, making apeeehei in each ease in line with the campaign being made by the local Democratic red-head- What Two Things st Constipated? bap-pe- a. man-pow- st cethartie retard that awful GAS at once. It of tea lemorao bawd eoagcatioa ia half aa hear. Ne uniting far ecenigfct relief. Adler, ika acta ea the atomeeh end both bewde. laiatina act ea the bear bead only. Adbrike baa been raaommeadad by docton and drurgiata for Si yeon. Re grip. iag, ae altar afieeta. Jail QUICK lamiha. Tif Adlcriba today. YooU cay ytn kaea t effidtot iaimiail llltniir. any Iraynrarrrn)l FARMS FOR SALE IMPXOVRD. Irrigates, rgaipped FARMS tor aalc or rent by owner. H uln. yr. Block, daily, BOX M. REAL ESTATE TOO can Bell, or trade your farm or home or apartment in Balt lor a Write or wire ranch Lake. Bert C. Palmer IS Wed tad Sa. gall Lake City "Altrayr ae Reprcented WNU-- W 43-- SALT LAKE'S NEWEST 37 HOSTELRY Omr lobby Is deUgUfelly air cooled darlogthossMuscriiMBths Radio for Cvory Room SOO Reeau 200 BsUu ing to the results. The oil case, they think, will convince the country and congress that the law needs amending. Midterm Convention! The plan of Herbert C. Hoover and of Chairman John D. M. Hamilton, of the Republican national committee, to bold a midterm Republican national convention, ig calculated by Republican senators and representative who happen to be in Washington to insure the election of three or four more Democratic senators and from 30 to 100 more Democratic next year than representatives would otherwise have any chance. It is proverbial, these opponents of a midterm convention point out, that the party not In power makes a stronger showing in the midterm election. In fact, there are very few instances where there waa not a swingback two ycari after a landslide, frequently strong enough to lose control of the house for the party in power. President Roosevelt's enormous popularity prevented this natural swingback In 1934, pointing a prophetic finger at what was to happen in 1936. The Democrats gained the house in 1910, after President Taft's enormous victory In 1900. The Republicans captured both house and senate In 1911, foreshadowing the overwhelming Republican victory of 1920. But aside from these big swings, it is the normal law of politics that the outs" do very well when they have no national ticket running to handicap the local candidate. The answer is very simple, and explains why so many Republican senators and representatives, and so many Republicans who plan to run iu districts and states now repre to arouse the country, made much of the fact that enforcement of Article X would mean American boys again fighting in foreign wars, with which, they insisted, we had no concern. Nofoo 1.50 to 3.00 Tj Tfwde Squera baa a highly dnJnble, friendly atmee will alwayarinditlaiB njieea-Yn-n ulaln. supremely roenFurtaMr, 'heeauahly aaraeaMahYau aaa iLw fun uudecalaud why thla hotel lei HIGHLY RECOMMENDED ran also appceelale why fro o merit of dlaUncffeo to atop at Blip heeutiful fieatelry Article X has never been invoked by the league. No one has really ever tried to invoke it Which, some think, proves that Wilson was right about thii being the heart of the covenant They say that failure to invoke Article X against Japan five or six years ago, and Italy last year, showed the hopelessness of the league as an agency for maintaining world peace. But now President Roosevelt is willing to go just as far. and then on beyond, anything the league hat actually done or contemplated doIsolation" and quarantine" ing. for aggressor nations are proposed by the President as the British appear to be moving toward a boycott of all Japanese goods. Support from the country has assumed such magnitude that the President will find it difficult to take a backward step, should this later seem desirable. This meant less exports to Japan, and sharply curtailed purchases from Japan despite the old motto that Trade will find a way ao long aa there is a profit" Lawbreaking ia successful in the long run only when the law is unpopular, aa was the case with prohibition. Roosevelt's plan pleases most of the country because it enables the angry and pacifists to eat their cake and have it No war, but punish the wicked. anti-fasci- Bell Syndicate. WNU Service. ERNEST C RQ5S1TER. Mgr. First Discovery of Coal Father Hennepin more in America Was in Iliinoia years ago." Hennepins There to strong reason to believe that tha first discovery of coal on tills continent was made in Illinois, by the early French explorers, some time between 1673 and 1680. It is remarkable," states James MacFar-lane- , in "Coal Rcgioni of America," "that the first discovery ot coal In America of which there to any account in a printed book was made so fur in Uio interior Illinois by -T- here to much m well-know- d dny-ou- t chic way to day-ifor the woman who sewn ia shown in todays sttractive new three-wa- y plan. It goes deeper than the surface, you see, in the presentation of a sleek new slip. Ah, and it gives great thought to of the country large. point tion of it. The Roosevelt administhe surface, too, as you cant help Many times in these columns, I tration has done nothing regardmodbut note in the two wing-sid- e that conviction the have expressed ing the debt except to build it higher els. This is one triangle every whether a strong minority party, and higher. woman who sews should want to that party be Republican or Demoto wants know all about. If the Republican party cratic, to a vary healthy condition do a constructive Spicy New Model job it ought to for the country as a whole. A poas a Parisian the of to to As set examine work all shipshape malitical party with too great a In the fashion statutes enacted streamline and, in its own congress by jority ia likely to run away with last ten or twelve years and espe- role, as important that's the lititself and do many unsound things. ol tle number at the left above. It We have had proof ot this during cially those enacted in the haste reto view a with the does wonders to give one that up emergency we the Roosevelt administration and had proof of it during the adminis- pealing of many of them. Soma and doing feeling thats handy to trations of the lata President Har- can and should be rewritten to make have around the house in the Those statutes morning. You can repeat it time them workable. ding and President Coolidge when on books the and again without fear of being placed by the Roosetoo many members Republicans had of the house and the senate and the velt administration constitute outrepetitious; without losing your Democratic minority was impotent. standing evidence of the lack iff fondness for it. Anything in gay We all know many of cotton : shantung, print, ging I cannot speak from a Republi- opposition. those bills were written in execuham, crash, will do nicely for this can standpoint any more than I can tive departments and sent to con- one. speak from a Democratic stand- gress with instructions to pass them A Congenial Slip. from the posipoint. Nevertheless, Bad legislation haa resurface Beneath a tion I attempt to follow as an ob- unchanged. sulted many times and a checkup hangs a perfect fitting slip! That's server of national affairs and long surely to indicated. n old and honest notion and one range national policies, it does seem abides by reAs on now the to that the Republicans ought regards legislation quit five piece verfighting among themselves and get statute books, it seems to me we ligiously. Todays together to oppose that which the will never have sound prosperity un- sion is as easy to put together as present minority in this country til certain laws that increase pro- it is congenial to your comfort and finds objectionable in President duction costs are eliminated. 1 mean outward superbness. Make two Roosevelt's policies. They ought to by this that there are numerous determine on aset of principles laws which have the effect iff widenand stick to them. It to their obli- ing the spread between the price of gation and if they fail to fulfill that the raw materials and the price of obligation, it seems to me they had the manufactured products. Legisbest disband, get rid ot those who lation of this kind is bound to force toils Barclay attempt to be leaden in the Repub- down the prices paid to the proHeating Expert lican party and let somebody else ducers and. in my opinion, the reorganize the minority faction in the sults are beginning to be reflected is an easy way to keep THERE United States and it to to be reon products 'of the farm. A dust from sifting through the membered that even in the last elecProbably the most delicate ques- cracks of the ashpit door when tion there were almost 16,000,000 Retion with which the Republicans are shaking furnace grates. Quite a publican voter. confronted relates to wages and In advocating this action, I am hours of labor. Business interest! few readers have asked me how it can be done, and Im sure many not motivated as much by my belief have been Too many more of shortsighted. you will be interested. in and support of some of Mr. times have overworked employers Roosevelt's policies as I am in my their employees and have shown but Here's how: Have a spray made of small disagreement with others of the pro- little consideration for the rights ot connected with the cold wapipe, to which New the Dealer has labor. The result is that labor is gram ter system installed in the ashpit adhered. al than 250 map, ac company ing the edition of his jour oal published in 1GD3, locates a coal mine In tha bluffs of the Illinois river near Ottawa, where an info rior quality ot bituminous coai comes to the surface. Referring to this record left by Father Hennepin, R. G. Taylor, another authority in economic geology tales: "This is the earliest notice on record of the existence of coal in America." THE A n, well-groom- Wf, Home Heating lllllld consideration in the demanding strong and vocal minority will shape of protection at the hands ot insure the retention of rights and its national government and the Repowers in the hands of the people publicans. whether they desire to where they belong and at the same or not, must take a stand. time it will compel Democrat to tick together in carrying out Found policies proposed by the President. Among other principles upon That latter statement may sound which 1 think the Republicans as paradoxicaL I think it to not 1 . the conservative make the statement because I know Then, There e parly surely can how many times the gigantic Demoagree is that there Thete cratic majority in congress haa is too much gov fought over trivialities and because ernment in business. The govern--men- t I know hew many times sincere opitself to engaged in many lines position to unsound policies has met of commerce and industry and It is with defeat without . the country breaking down private enterprises 1 in countless ways. knowing the reasons for that opporegard the sition. function of government as a thing Taken all in all. therefore, 1 be- to be confined to matters and enterlieve it is an obligation upon me as prise which individuals cannot do an observer of national affairs to aa individual. We might use the declare in favor of a movement by postal service as an example. Nu the minority party that will result one would be so silly as to say that in a concentration of its power tor the postal service could be operated the good of the nation. satisfactorily in any other way than aa an agency of the federal government. In contradistinction to the And what, one may ask. should be postal service, however, we can the creed of the minority party next point to such things as the building year? of model homes for private citi1 Well, ax see the picture, the Rezens. I think the government has publican parly must be the conserv- - no business at all in that field. This ,tive p,rty in is so. first, because of tremenWhat of the United States. dous waste accompanyingthe any govRoosa-vel ernmental operation and. second, tho Creed ? President and hia New for tho reason that private persons Dealers cannot avoa being the rad- who are holders of funds whether ical party. I hive ia d this many the amount to great or small recogtimes in these columns and it to nize real estate mortgages as sound more evident now even than when I investments. 1 need not mention reported upon tha situation earlier. the red tape or tha politics that The conservatives can and should can choke up any such thing as a have a voice in their government government homing development to even if It only an opposition voice I could go on and mention numerthat constitutes a balance-whee- l. ous other general principles upon Proceeding from that premise, which there can ba honest diftherefore, there can ba little argu- ferences ot opinion. It to upon these ment that the principles which tha questions where differences are honRepublicans advoeata should be est and not created for political readrawn from principles of governsons that tha Republican party mental policies that have proved should express itself. It ought to sound. That to to say, the Repubdo this if it to going to be reprelicans cannot a fiord to attack Mr. sentative of opposition sentiment Roosevelt on everything ha baa C Western Ntwapapcr Union. A . Never Invoked HOTEL Temple Square talk done, but they can tear him pofor litically limb from limb with conamong ths Republicans, both con-Cstructive proposals to take tha place and against O. Pm renting tha pro iff those things ha baa done which deceit represent discouragement, Conference P01 to the country's ecoconand disaster general party ference early next year. The plan nomic life. There will be no gain for the Reprojected would bring together delethe Just state publicans in 1938 elections if they at gates from every same as the convention that la held tempt to ride two or three different 1936. For exevery four yean for nominating the horses as they did in cannot do as Candidate vice they and presidential ample. presidential candidates and formulation of party Landon did, to wit, call for a balanced budget in one speech and adpolicies through adoption of a camvocate being Santa Claus in anothpaign platform. hot and cold, The question has many angles and er; they cannot blow must be either therefore, they cons and, and in consequence many pros or radical already have been advanced. In conservative It seems to me the Republicans natural eonsaquence also, some very n Republicans have taken can probabiy plan tar an immediate definite decisions, either for or balancing ot the national budget In against the plan which haa the ap- that connection, they can with justinot proval of men like John Hamilton, fication demand curtailment, if chairman of the Republican national entire elimination, iff many governcommittee, and former President mental functions inaugurated under Herbert Hoover. Some very aplen-di- the New Deal They can offer conmen find themselves honestly in structively a proposal to legislate fedopposition and have said so in un- out of existence some 20 or 30 eral agencies for which there never equivocal terms. exThe issue will be (ought out at a haa been and is not now any existence. cuse for tlieir committee national meeting of the a a e early in November and probably there will be such a convention Another question that to crying early in 1938. for attention is the huge national Aa 1 have said, there to argument debt, now at on both aidea but after discussing 000.000,000, tha the situation with many Republihighest In history. Debt adcans, it appears to me that the That debt must be vantages outweigh the disadvan- reorganized and placed on a basis tage. I say this from the stand- that will permit gradual liquidaat Washington. , their own merit',' Uck of"moralr or whatnot but on the results that flow Take the Bluebird family "unfrom them. embroider der your wing and The best Interpretation of the whattheir five plump Images on attitude is revealed ever household linens you'd like now going on, at in the prosecution colorful. Simple, make to really oil compaWii., Madison, pilloagainst for sheets, and Just the thing and oil publications executives, nies, refreshment w-case, towels, innew about cloth or scarf. Theyre in 8 to the which printed is contended price the It tentions. by inch cross stitch, enhanced with a y and outline stitch. government that mere publication, bit of a transfer in certain Journals, of price changes, 1524 contains Pattern served actually aa notice to all in pattern of two motifs 6 by 15 oil business to make their prices inches; four motifs 8 by 7 inches the and six motifs 2 by 2 inches; just that But the difficulties ot proving viodor suggestions; illustrations of olation of the preient statutes in material requireall stitches used ; this practice is just what the governments. overcome in fuSend 15 cents in stamps or coins ment would like to action a. Hence the desire for ture this for pattern (coins preferred) reto the Sewing Circle, Needlecraft new laws which will make the of the apa sult crime, regardless New York, Dept., 82 Eighth Ave., parent Innocence of the actions N. Y. which led to that result. What is really burning the government up is identic bids on govIt Took a Child ernment supplies. Officials mention ban at 17 bids for to Stump the Prof senatorial candidate. Denver, 14 of which were precisely "All it wants is practice, point$1,144.16 each; 12 bid for such ban Law ed out the professor. "There is no at Loe Angeles, with 11 of them Neutrality The of of one each reason present neutrality law, on you precisely $194,051.89; every why earthly ladies and gentlemen shouldnt 10 bids at Fort Peck for such bars which so many political leaders and use your left hand with the same exactly $253,633.80. Then in Feb- pacifists pinned their hopes for keepruary, 1936, there were 16 bids of ing the United States out of war, ia dexterity as your right. With a piece of chalk he began just $3,483.50 for a steel sheet or- virtually in the scrap basket It to draw a figure, using his right der, followed in June by 15 bids for was repealed, so to speak, by edict Not a formal edict but a presidenhand, then finished it with his left. the same order at the same figure. tial speech, which not only disclosed "There," he said, "I defy anyclearly the attitude of the adminisone to mention a single action Lawyers Are Irked The prize cate, officials complain, tration, but which also received which I can perform with my right hand and which I can't do waa on steel pipe, where the navy overwhelming approval from the found 59 bids by 59 companies, each country. equally well with my left." one of which was exactly $16,001.83. There were a few criticisms, notSilence; then a small voice: Mummy, it said, "can he put These ire just a few of the cases ably that of Representative Hamilhis left hand in the bottom of his of identic bidi which have gotten ton Fish, New York's widely known the Department of Justice lawyers windmill tilter, but they were just right-han- d trouser pocket? cases which seem al- the exceptions that proved the rule. most miraculous unless one asIncidentally Mr. Fish was me of sumes, which is what the governthe few commentators who pointed ment lawyers want the public to as- out just what the new policy laid sume, that there actually was col- down by President Roosevelt means, lusion among the bidders conspirafor there is no doubt whatever that cy in restraint of trade. it ruts the country squarely on This is the result the government the road to entanglements, which Happen wants to make illegal, without com- the neutrality law sought to avoid, pelling the government to prove that and might very easily lead to war. When You Are in achieving that result some pracThe President's plan is nothing tices at variance with the anti-truleu, in fact, than economic war, laws were employed. started with a view to making physNot for one minute do the governical aggression unprofitable. The ment attomeyi concede that for the President approves sanctions" but corporations doing this bidding to would rely on economic pressure Whn jma r aoaatlpBMd two Uiigi on such an absurd proceedFlfoT: Wutei awell up the bowfai and agree rather than go as far as Article X praM aa urva ia 111 diwaliw tract. Thie ing in advance would convict them of the League of Nations covenant. pmaiira aauaea haaaadm, a dull, leap l bilioua ipella, loea of appetita aaa dii- - of incredible stupidity. They would Article X provided for contribution . SECOND: ftnlv difcated food Urtl never admit that such matching to of to drcaj idmiaa GAS, briagiig aa aoar by all the member ioaucb (acid iadiccMioa), ud heartburn. the penny could be a coincidence nations of the league to constitute bloating pail ap uatil you gup for due to the combination of freight an international army which would breath. Then yonopoad many miamblodapa. Too rates, wages and supplies. police the world, crush the aggresMat cat. Yob eaa't aloep. Your olaaiacb ia aour. Yea fed tired oat, grouchy and aiac. But it's pretty hard to prove that sor in any war and virtually impose able. there ii really conspiracy" in the judicial settlement of all internaTo act the complete relief jroa reek yoa moat do TWO thiage. 1. You maat relieve the tional disputes. meaning of the present anti-truGAS. 2. Yea bum dear the bonk and GET law language. That is why the THAT PKESSIKE OFF THE NERVES. President Wilson thought Article Aa aooa aa oSeadiag waatee an naked out government is so avid, first in proseX the heart of the covenant" He ina jerihnarreloualy rcfieahcd, blata caaiah. cuting this present oil case, and secbittcily resisted any reservation ond on amending the law to get at with respect to it Opponents on the the results instead of the steps lead- treaty, looking for issues on which Pattern No. Waaklifiaa, D. C Nattoaal Free BalMIng FAMOUS WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT Daniel Boone, Pioneer, Was Born on Pennsylvania Farm Montgomery's "History of Berks County in Pennsylvania" says: Daniel Boone, the famous Kentucky pioneer, was born In Exeter township, Berks county, on October 22, 1733, on a farm which ia about one mils north of Baumstown. His father, Squire Boone, then owned and occupied the farm, having bought it In November. 173a Ha and bto father and family left the township In 1750 and migrated to North Carolina; and thence, some years afterward (1700), he led a party Into the unknown regions of western Virginia, 'beyond the mountains,' where he distinguished himself by his boldness. his experiences with the Indians, his narrow escapes and hia successful career aa a pioneer. Dunicl Boone died at Churctte Village in Missouri, on September 2a 182a aged eighty-niyours, eleven months, four days. x imm furnace. Only a short length of pipe will be needed. In it have small holes drilled and cap the free end. Just before shaking the grates, turn on the spray. It will throw a fine mist over the whole ashpit, wetting down the ashes as they drop through the grate openings and settling the dust immediately. Then remove the ashes from the ashpit. They will be sufficiently wet to prevent the dust from rising and settling in the cellar. The cost and installation of such a spray will be but little, and it certainly will save you considerable work in dusting off things on which the dust would otherwise of the settle. while you're about it: plain top for everyday, fog with a bit of frou-frofo fa up occasions. Deft Design, The "girl in the little (rmi (, u wears s dress with many this her latest picture, dress for you, Milady, tuck kk1 to fi at familiar Fall festivities, fe but definitely it gives ym phasis where you want I; No moni pedals worry-area- s. ing and able frock than thii ever designed and it can keg so easily. Thin wool is i c material and it fits this fo personality to a T. Lets kt: be seen places this FaH Ot The Patterns, Pattern 1389 in dcsiprf sizes 36 to 52. Size 38 rtf 4 malenl yards of 35-in4 yards, with long sleem, Pattern 1988 is designed ac 34 to 46. 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