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Show irerefflinnr NATIONAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT Reviewed by CARTER FIELD HOTELS BirriiL itb PLANIMIMK. LASS BALT Mu K lull RESPECTABLE 4 IJEAN Ba. A UII1BT Wkm lu IKNII IIVADA AH tar HOTEL HILDIN-l- Mrt Ml pcpalir Mill I'-- Observers begin to doubt President Rooserelft sagacity as a political strategist . . . The late Louis Howe seems to be missed . . The Presidents blast against the Dies committee likely to have its effect on labor and political situations for some time to come. Ik Ml T. GEORGE HOTEL, Ball Uk 41 East Ir4 Baalk Bind Wild Balk SLU toll-T- I fit . II.H. fcutllll CMTCBfeBt Clf CLAY PRODUCTS BICE bewerCOPINGpipe -4 flower brick WALL POTS - ALL CLAY PRODUCTl I FIRE CLAY CO. UTAH M DEED AA BB4 klf Bh There ore a WASHINGTON. begood many obaerven who ore President that to suspect ginning LIVESTOCK FOR SALE Roosevelt is not as shrewd a political strategist as he was a few HAMPSHIRE RAM! Chriq Waif.. YoorflofO Holbroola Ron! years back. They blame this on Bad Umbo 111 to LtM. Utah. or Hr. TU, Bolt Loko City. two factors. By far the more Important la tha feet that the President no longer has his famous "No Man in Louis McHenry Howe. But BREEDING OF AMOUNT LIMITED also important la the feet that Jlip Stock for calo trot prior winning BodiA Farley la almost disregarded so far ao brood strategy la concerned. Howe's tremendous value to tho l. LIVESTOCK 41 REGISTERED bn Well Horcted ball sawB "A W Gond ohspa. anfcod BIAuWu. 4171 HOT CEREAL Ear b Driklou Bmktaot Berm GRAINS OF GOLD with That Touted Nlt-L- ik ftavu. Bt aB Groom President cannot be exaggerated. Right up to the time of his death ho never hesitated to cross his beloved chief. He could lay thing to him which no one else would dare to mention. A virtual lifetime at devotion, so unselfish and as to be clastic, gave him this privilege. There ia no doubt that he prevented Roosevelt self-effaci- ICE CREAM FREEZERS ICE CREAM COUNSODA FOUNTAINS TER FREEZERS end lea Crow eoMnata Bor Futurcn, Stool. Carbonated. Stead Ala rrrandltloard ooalpdaal tarda. Tabu CO. MaBBfactarm II Peat 0co Plan . . Salt Lake City great many things which would have been politically Inexpedient His wisdom was simply uncanny. Hi "feel tor a state ATHLETIC GOOD GREAT WESTERN UalferaM, Bata, dare. Boor boll. Softool!,- situation was beyond belief. He UTAHAthletic akaea. ate. Vallykalla. waa almost never fooled. IDAHO SCHOOL "UPPLY CO. Bo Laka This does not mean that he always prevailed. For example he opposed TRUSSES to the utmost of his ability the trip Inatnnacnta. Hoapltal Bono Ilea. Roosevelt made to the Pacific coast Manufacturer of Abdonriaal Supin the 193 campaign. Howe knew porter. Elutic Staekinn. Tka Phraieiau Saactr Cotepaay that it waa not necessary. He was 41 W. tad Booth St - - Salt Laka City. Utah against such a tremendous risk. He knew the possibility that Roosevelt, PHOTOGRAPHY in a vigorus gesture, might actually fell down physically. This, PHOTO-KRAF- T Howe and moat of Roosevelts adk ECONOMY FILM SERVICE visers, feared as one at tho wont A ay RoU Developed with "breaks" that could happen against 25c Fried I Quality - 1 them. Sc Extra Priati Not that it would prove anything filat led carefeHy Wrap ceil o far as Roosevelts ability to be 719 President waa concerned, but they hR Ahe Qty, Utah SCHRAMM-JOHNSODRUGS were terribly afraid of tho possibility that tha public might come to believe Roocevelt was physically unHEARING AIDS able, because of his Infantile paralysis, to cope wife fee strain the presidency would impose. But this failure to deter Roosevelt was fee exception, not fee rule. Got a LUetidO ACOURT-CONormally Howes advice would pre. . . Accepted by tho Adancan llodical AooodtiaB(Csundl an Flow vail, especially as it was generally fcol ThanpyL reinforced by Mrs. Roosevelts judgment the First Lady having the ACOUSTICON ATHLETIC GOODS f N N S4I Be. Btata, BaK Laka City B. K. MORRIS, Maaayar Weak No. IUT Telling the Truth Do not imagine, uid HI Ho, tha sag, of Chinatown, "that you show Intelligence by being deceitful. One of the most difficult things hi tha world is to tell nothing but the truth and still be entertaining.1' lint Settlement The at Rio da Jauebw lint settlement at Rio da Jineiro was made by the French in 1555. A Famous Coffee House Across the squmn from the cathedral in Exetar, England, stands Hola coffee house, favorite meeting place of those gay adventurers of time Queen Elizabeth's Drake, Hawkins, Gilbert and Raleigh, most extraordinary respect Howe's political judgment Syncopated Rhythm in Music Syncopated rhythm ia found in the music of nearly every savage Howe Usually Was Right In His Political Moves Observers are insisting that purge would never hove been attempted had Louis Howe been alive. This of course la pure supposition, but it ia based on the knowledge on die part of men who knew Howe well feat Howe never, in his whole life, approved a political move which turned out badly in the end. Incidentally it ia common knowledge that Jim Farley did not approve the idea, but waa unable to dissuade the President on this point Conversation Roosevelts political advice revived recently because of . the President's intervention in the Pennsylvania situation, right after his blast at the Dies committee. In each case, observer believe, fee President did neither himself nor his friend any Military Preparedness To Proceed in Earnest More military preparedness, pro tection against an evil day, ia assured. Not only 4s tho President for it, but congress is behind him on The World War Slaughter this. This means more war con Almost twice as many men won and warships traction, killed in the World war aa in all aa well as airplanes with military aupjdie! tho wars from 1790 to 1913. cargo ships pretty nearly N& 1 on the entire list The strategic hook, Pinch of Snuff ao Treat lug up of big power plants to guard In early days many of the new against sabotaging efforts by forfathers set up tho boya to a pinch eign agents already ia being studied will be carried out of snuff. or semi-civiliz- nation. The Queen's Btaireasa At Fort Fincastie, in Naaiau, capital of tho Bahama! i an imposing flight of steps 70 feet deep and 80 feet wide, it ia called tho Queeno staircase, but why nobody know! No queen of England over trod ' them. Maritime Commission to Contract for Ten Vessels - WASHINGTON. Vice Chairman Thomas M. Woodward of the maritime commission announced that tha commiuion has 37 ships under construction and soon would award contact! fur about 10 more. Thi exWindows began with the earliest ceed! the total constructed during huts aa holes to admit light and air. the eight year' operation id fee lait hip suMidy act, according to Mr. Early shop windows were small and Woodward. not considered niany-paneWoodward explained thnl the com d, - WiSL For lV"W iF DVTIPI, 35, TK? rather hurriedly and h, young miai wil0 w chool. She had rather gay and a tag to wear for BkuuKS were perfectly plain 'J4 drab. She didnt take ITfcN all-ti- lateral Lack of Interest Shown in Recent Election short Henry L. Walther. left, reached by aidjf and plane, by cutter finally coast guard boat, by patrol He made the trip when told lh hi, Mh,r 17 Me passed away. Another mercy dad saved the he waa rushed to the University of California and placed shoulders down when placed in the respirator, be Is .500-ml- le west nila to whi ledeep ta the wljda wUhcd m Sjjj I him before aha D?M Surarfl Yu Dyke. Chlce. Calif, wken yearldfron from the in an lung. Unconsrioui ,nd paralysed new definitely ea the road to recovery. ) th2 w right comer of the large and make the cross ititdm! at A and B. This flowerk! brilliant red, the small flom bright blue and the stemTS green. First Family of Australia Hold Reunion proved Campaign contributions the general lack of interest In the recent national election. RepubliDeal Democrats can and anti-Neamong business men apparently were willing to contribute to the campaigns of James J. Davis for as senator in Pennsylvania, and of Judge Arthur H. James for governor of the Keystone state. They were willing to contribute to Robert A. Taft's campaign fund in Ohio for senator against Robert J. Bulkley, but became very parsimonious when asked to contribute to the national fund, to tho considerable embarrassment of Republican National Chairman John D. M. Hamilton. Effects of fee blast President Roosevelt launched against the Dies committee will ranvify and continue to affect both political and labor situations for the next two years. In fact it is almost impossible to exw aggerate the consequence! The President; in effect, made the strike, and Gov. Frank Murphy's handling of it, the par, mount issue in the recent gubernatorial campaign. So far aa most of the rest of the country waa concerned the whole point in Michigan was whether its voters approved the strike. This was true despite the President's careful phraseology in his blast at the Dies committee; for example his denial that at any time Murphy had expressed "condonation of such strike! or any illegal practice." Those last quoted words stirred up pointment lying down, but to brighten up that scat! ten set and make it speak itT eign language as well! She IS the Swedish cross-stitc- h shown here and copied it iaS? gay colon on the ends of and backs of the mittens. "" Hand knitted milleni and knitted things in plain colon also be decorated with ihkZ flower pattern. Start althea. SS NOTE Mrs. Spears' Seri Book 2 Gifts, Novelties and r? broidery has helped thousandu women to use odds and materials and their spare mfeg timeta make things to sell and to use hr gifts and church bazaars 1 your home is your hubby yogs also want Book 1 EWIXG b the Home Decorator. Order k -S- number enclosing 25 cent! each book. If yuu order books, a leaflet on crazypttfi quilts with 36 authentic ittefe both will be included lrce. Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Despising! Chicago, III 'AYE LASSIE.IT, COSTS LESS BECAUSE IT BURNS BETTER AND n sit-do- .lasts longer: AustrmUaa Lyens, with hie wife aad U children, photographed at a family Hla eldest mb journeyed from Tasmania to join hi brothers and aiatera Prime Minister Joseph Aloysio in Canberra, for the family celebratfcm. design that will help to solve many of your Christmas gift problem! Anyway you take it, or make it, this flaring, apron design is a delight to make and to wear. Dimity, percale, dotted swiss, organdie - and batiste, ta white, dainty prints or pastels, are pretty fabrics for aprons. a lot of conversation in Washington. The point was. especially in view of fee fact that the statement was out before being for carefully written given to the newspaper! whether the President mean! to Imply that political good. Aa far ai fee Dies committee Cannot Tran First Use of Balt about everything that Salt has been used as a seasoning concerned, could have been done to make that for food for so long that historians committee's work ineffective had alcannot trace its lint use. ready been done by experts. It was not necessary for the President Prenun and Atmosphere those holding this view contend, to From the standpoint of meteorol- attack the committee so ponderogy, pressure is the most funda- ously, and thus awaken distrust on mental property of the atmosphere. the part of a great many of his fob lowers out in fee country whose only No Change in Iierce's Cabinet doubt about the President himself ' Frnnklin Pierce wna the only is n suspicion that he is too friendly President who completed his term to the extremely radical element! without a change in his cabinet. In the Pennsylvania case fee President, it is pointed out, actually Cobra Spits Out Poison intervened to help Charles Alvin A spitting cobra can project poi Jones, against whom Judge Arthur ' con far beyond its striking distance. 'h. James was running for gover-nor. But the President's letter of Many Languages Used in India protest did not mention Jones' Two hundred and twenty-fiv- e Ian - name. On the contrary, it did men- guages are spoken in India, exclu tion fee name of George H. Earle, with approval sive of dialects. I Youth Defeats Death to Mother Speeds I us OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND MEW Much heavier federal expendithe tures, further complicating treasurys existing need for heavier taxes, are sure. Bo that the new tax bill, wife a probable lowering of the present income exemption limits end boosting of the middle class rates, must bo harsher than anticipated. There win he an intensive search for new sources of revenue. Strain of the federal treasury may be softened little by transfer of present relief workers to private pay rollx os orders mount. But tha relief will only bo borrowing from Peter to pay Paul the federal treasury will be footing tho hill. Financing overseas shipments, whether to neutrals or belligerents, will be one of tho moat vexing of aU the many problems on tho now agenda. Recollection of the war debts never paid, and of tha defaulted interest on foreign bonds, keen, but there will bo terrific pressure from business and labor to find some way of financing site! Emergency powers for tho President in time of stress would seem be in order, nicy would have been granted by congress without hesitation just a short time back. Now the whole thing is problematical. Senators who beat the purge re important Distrust of the Presidents advisers, the Corcorans, has and Cohens and Hopkins, reached an high on Capitol HilL Short of actual war, fee tendency of congress will be to keep a tight rein. Cross-Stitc- h lit-do- tiny-waist- ed strikes wrte not "illegal, ' or whether he merely wished to void that discus lion. It will be recalled feat when the activities at Governor Murphy on tho strikes were front page new! Frances Perkin! Roosevelts secretary that such of labor, commented strikes had not been proven The No. 1625 is designed 8, 10, 12 and 14 yean. sit-do- Caused Gamer's First Break With President It win also be recalled that it was over the strikes in which Murphy figured that the first serious break between the President and Vice President John Nance Garner occurred. Garner's sharp criticisms to friends on Capitol Hil over the White House attitude about this resulted in a rallying to fee Texan which has since made him one of the n hard-presse- d BU Syndicate. for sizes 6, Size 8 re- matequires 2ft yards of rial; 1 yards of braid yard of ribbon for belt. No. 1622 is designed for sizes 32, 34, 36, 38, 40, 42 snd 44.' Size 34 requires 2ft yards for each at these aprons. And for apron No. 1, 6 yards of braid. For apron No. 2, yard of contrast. For apron No. 3, 1 yard of pleating. Fall and Winter Fashion Book. The new Fall and Winter Pattern Book which shows photographs of the dresses being worn is now out. (One pattern and the Fall and Winter Pattern Book 25 cents.) You can order the book separately for 15 cents. Send your order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., 149 New Montgomery Ave., San Francisco, Calif. Patterns 15 cents (ta coins) each. 39-in- sit-do- outstanding conservative candidates for the White House. Yet the best Information obtain, able is that the President did not issue his blast for the purpose of making the Michigan electorate a political barometer on the strike. He did it simply and solely because he thought it the most effective way in which he could extend help to Murphy in his campaign, and yet avoid doing a lot of things he did not want to do, some of which would have been decidedly embarrassing. For months the President nad been under terrific pressure to go to this and that state to aid sorely harried Democratic nominees. One state iif particular, which it would have been most embarrassing for him to visit, is Wisconsin. To have made a trip to Michigan for a speech in behalf of Murphy, which is what the Murphy management wanted, would have been apparently to ignore deliberately the plight of Democratic Sen. 7. Ryan Duffy, whom the La Follettea were trying to polish off. Duffy has been a 100 per cent New Dealer, but Roosevelt is not anxious to antagonize the La Follettes. Hence the Dies committee blast Pattern. Science of Footprint! Ichnology Is the science o ( ha prints and treats of the bnpmn made in mud or sand by fee to mala at former ages. EASED Woodpeckers Save Many Tm Because woodpeckers get bait feat other birds cannot reafe fcj are rated aa valuable couennd the forest QUICKLY From Sleei Hat Cheyenne Simple Method Shown Hern Few Minutes Brings Relief "Cheyenne is a direct derintia from a Sioux word meanini he or "one who doei si barian, our language. peak h Indian Splnnrr, Vesnn Columbus found the America h dians already skilled and weaving cotton ia 32-pa- TOURING the indoor season to come, make plenty of bright new workaday clothes for yourself and your daughter. Heres a design for charming aprons to wear over your own dark house frocks for protection and prettiness. And a simple, d dress for school girls, so becoming and practical that just one of it will never be enough. Both of these patterns, in fact, you're sure to use over and over in different materials. Theyre easy as french dressing to make. A detailed sew chart accompanies each of them. Charming School Frock. This ia an awfully good style for growing girls who incline to be a bit lanky. The puff sleeves, flared skirt and small waistline, drawn in by a belt at sides and back, give them just the right lines. The high neckline, finished by a little round collar, covers up their collar bones and looks so well under young faces. This is a diagram design, therefore can be finished ta a few hours. Make it of velveteen, flannel, jersey, wool plaid, gingham, linen it looks well in practically every fabric that school girls wear. Three-Wa- y Apron Design. Two comfortable pinafore styles, so cut that they wont slip off at the shoulders, and a sweet little are yours ta this smart 1. Thfcs a few iaHn Trtlita wSh a flao of wotor U MWri JM tool !U "Ladens an a natural choice, because they contribute to your alkaline reserve when you hart, a cold. M. lUDEN'S flare-skirte- d, SOUTHARD. 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