Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING JULY taiaiasafivxasaaai £l)c5alt £akc ftibnnc vrr Itaued -i'- Entered at th Pdsiofflc at tUH Lake City M second class matter bj tlx morale Lake Tribune Paollah tns Company ana month : n-uc PUlSE iiBstmrrioNi iekms or so Uht aov rates sppii turf l‘ru:o After all Being a Hero Does Depend a Lot on Certain Ancestral Traits 3 v THREE HUNDRED TEARS AGO ( From Bo&ton Transcript ) 1630 On June 12 the Arbella to Balem John brought Wlnthrop 800 men and the charter which etab-lhhe- d constitutional liberty on tliese shores It proved to be a great day not only lor Massurhusrt' lor New England and America but aho lor f ngland herself and especially lor Puritans on both sides ol the Atlantic That charter personally carried by Governor W(nUirop waa no July 18 1930 “wrap of paper” but a document local Fearful of nothing Oraham which came to guarantee here with toll the civil and was regarded by his fellows as rUifibiis liberty aspired to by the one of tire best pilots hr com- Puritans 6avs Historian John Richard Green ol these and successive mercial service Trained In the emit' rants: war he became one of the pio“They were in great part men of and middle classes neers of commercial aviation and the professional farmIhe bulk were helped to blaze many trails In ers from Lincolnshire and the eastthe newest form of transporta- ern counties They desired In fact sharers in their ention Had he been less daring he ‘only the best’ asAnd ‘no sooner had terprise felt might have escaped this fate be- Laud's system made It pressure than again “godly people In Fngland would have cause began to apprehend a special hand prompted a fear of the storm ol Providence In raping this plantaAs years which was to prove his undoing tion' in Mavachusette went by the number of emigrants But he was afraid of nothing rose fast colnew thousand Three He had brought the mail through onist arrived from England In a single year Between the sailing of many storms and expected to do Winthrop’s expedition and the asIt again As It was he evidently sembling ot the Long parliament made the most of his plight es 2tX) emigrant ships had crossed the Atlantic and 20000 Englishmen had caplng the rigors and dangers of found a refuge in the west" mounIn the U was not the landing of the forced a landing 200 emigrants at Salem prior tains only to perish before help first to Wlnthrop s sailing but the comhunhad reached him Graham ing of men bearing the token of that rendreds of friends In Salt Lake assured colonial freedomArbella ders the Arbella and day who will bemoan the chance that perenlally significant That event forestalled his rescue when It Is mean that fngland was foreshadpolicies under British suso evident that all that was lack- owing thewhich have made the Britzerainty to as wras exact Information ish empire great and which even ing be realized U seethto now are trying where to direct the effort ing India But for a grtevoua and providential error on George the Thirds part America today might After Records have been a British dominion and jn t because of that error the prindoubt no effort ciples whose germs are contained in COMPETITIVE charter brought by Wlnthrop for much of the the were forred to flower into American but It also independence under fed-r- al world's progress works to some useless ends Hu- of British central authority and under equally constitutional auspices man desire to excel to be pub- The common Idea of constitutional proc- licly recognized as the champion democracy underlies the whole America and abroad of something or other makes life ess both in Today is Indeed a proud day for one perpetual contest Salem and for our commonwealth 5 Young America Is out with one Is the demand S or death Freedom more competition of the nationalist of India It would which It Is difficult to explain be Just like John Bull to refuse to Recent airplane refueling con- give them either — The Beattie Dally the tree Times no tv 'X r p tr Friday Morning- In I lif Dmlortow veteran police re been caught In the undertow of the Chicago Investigation of the Jake Llngle 0 portermorehas NE murder “Jimmy” Murphy with twenty-eigyears of service back of him and the apparent good will of employers and associates alike steps down and out for an errant moment in an otherwise successful career Months ago Murphy owned a In a speakeasy of little Importance for a period of six months Hundreds of respectable people that Jimmy knew were engaged In the same racket With this mental Justlfl cation It was not hard for Mur phy to reassure his conscience The practice of selling outlaw liquor Is one which Is more or ht half-intere- less common and It Is not altogether the 'exclusive field of denizens of the underworld It Is representative of the tie between the underworld and that element of respectable society which becomes silently Interested in the defeat of the law It perhaps is the most dangerous trend In American life today be cause the Individual conscience has no voice In It Tire stigma is In getting caught and the gigantic proportions of the activity make detection more and more difficult Murphy revealed his own substantially caution would be a much more Interesting world if half of the class 'Tills prophesies came true— The Muncie Star movement always is popular when the watermelons are ripe — The San Antonio Express ' ( cat-an- ' 1 er i V to-d- eight-colum- get-u- Tra-vas- M FORUM ‘ Irn4rlbtlR! n Urged IlMlMjr h- -z iwfecvcca 4 !( Iri wost KwRSATC aoo re Sand Witches SPECIALS Moapn Cantaloupes 2 lor 25c 4 ibs 29c Apples is se r- FREE CITY DELIVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY s) Jus-ti- n as T at Plight ntua uii it i lb MMr Reh1iu Sprinhling brrc4 Beit for Latent Called iei4ins Mif!prlni4 Whr For Intangible Properly Indi- dirrel ifcUo!i ftre toad or rrp4rtlonftt rontribir nttil Editor Tribune: Not being famtl-la- r Editor Tribune: The demand of vtriasi Jia tblr 4n mnri In ctnrl with the water situation this t prificallr mntiof Governor Dern for rigid economy in slonir whirh r Utlnru firm lb bum will epistle ia not Intended tn any way order to relieve the tangible propFull Taxation A mattof tf to pass Judgment on the nnoeaslty b withhold nd ddrM ( th th fim erty owners who are carrying their good fMh Anonr- - for the recent edict regarding sprinIn wuat he letter every writer firm “full burden" of taxation may bring will not he kling however as one of the “odd" eonribllnn end peetrr of to I hearts the 1 he deairnrd for ones hopeful feelings rensldered permit me to bring to light what of uni- henevt end helpful erftlrUn and The Chicago tornado must have many but the advocates r lifted I he eertoin f their I consider an injustice all assessment of form and equal tews of eoatribator fattuul Information Lawns sprinkled In the evening are been en toyed a a pleasant InlcrUied be satis- are thtir awn and not those of The Tribune not —"Phe Commercial Appeal tMcra-phi- classes of property will never of course subjected to the action fied nor cease their efforts for of the sun rays Bnd In my opinion until all the intangible property cide to comply with the laws and asmorning sprinkled lawns do not get The idea la spreading that the rea- of the state is placed on the tax rolls ses them The legislature is called the full benefit of the moisture that the laws and with In the an the lawns that are sprinkled in the son congi ess rioesn t adjourn is that compliance in extra session at great exp-nis evening do the members are afraid to go home constitution of our state When amendment to the constitution was Utah 114 of of laws the maximum the fix will chapter Adrian —The Dally Telegram that proposed Why not follow the example of oththey could not ask their public adopted we were given every assur of levy on intangibles at 5 mills or er cities where water conservation Is to share it A newspaper could Nothing shows up as fast as a weak'ance that the board of equalization less should the legislature so pro- necessary by alternating the hours of tire unless It Is the spot the painter hlch became a board of assessment vide sprinkling? Thus everyone would be 111 afford to retain In the service would fully comply with the same missed— The Racine Journal-New- s Had these hundreds of millions of treated fairly and I'm sure the lawns the all work and year intangibles that have been escaping of the city would be in much better diligently a man who had made the misIt Is the season when it seems 'round In making audit of all large since 1919 been on the rolls this condition Let the odd numbers or gett mg corporations in order to ascertain cry for rigid economy would not be people are graduating World-Hetake of engaging In an activity sprinkle mornings for a week and married—' The Omaha how much intangible property there so tearful So far as state economy then let ’em have a chance X or eveaid banned by law but tolerated by ia in the state that has been escaping is concerned the board of examiner Irrigation and should rightfully b added to the is the guardian of the treasury they ning I noticed last evening a resident common consent roils examine all budget and can refuse scooping water from the ditch in A salary was provided the board deficits No more can any On thing la certain the front of a home In order that the members of about 115 per day exclu- tangible holders are paying 45 mills parking which is city property might business connive with an Served by the Senator sive of Sundays and holidays with while the intangible holders are es- be benefited by a little moisture afthe expectation that they would caping and are made secure by the ter a hot day and ConstltchenU outlawed Industry Public tolerwork continuously throughout the proposed amendments In the conLet’s see what some of the other ance of this form of law violaThey have neglected and re- stitution there can be no fixation of morning sprinklers have to say 111 tilt atllUHiitlOMIMII HI1I1 year fused to make any audit or verified assessment JOHN CORNSTOCK ONE OF THE ODD FELLOWS Joe the barber av that tire only assessment at all and allowed all tion doesn't justify the act for is corporations to assesa themselves who to comes waits him that thing THERE ARE EXCEPTIONS the simple reason that these' the other fellow s dust Golf is a game wherein the ball lies grunting them the privilege of leav- I ing out all their intangible property Jaws have the same weight and badly the player well— Exchange A historian tells us that women Alter the rolls are made up by the Defense nsssiitaiiiitsiBisiaisastsisusasssss1 the middle is used in as cosmetics laws ages It the other has board this clerks the under authority plan Which merely goes to prove that practically nothing to do until the public attitude that encourages T SOMETIME3 appears that “history repeat itself” next year when the same routine 1 traffic carelessness Is pleaded A certain performed evasion and violation of the laws young officer was being Rich Investors are wise to the confor having been in- dition they fear that at some unof the land It would be a sim- as excuse for traffic carelessness before He a made court other the toxicated the In night day moment the board may de police pler matter If unpopular laws man told Judge James A Stump strenuous efforts to prove that he guarded called could be Immediately rejected that he didn’t ctop for a stop wax sober and his “striker” as a witness tried loyally to back him Sioofftsve but unfortunately that lack of 8ign because he was having up "Was the lieutenant quite nor-mi- d 1(7 when he returned to his quarters was public sympathy and support trouble with his car and lust night?” he was asked "Yesslr!" By WALT MASON The farmer’ lot i full of woe we finds expression only In open afraid It might stall In other Did he give you the usual tnstruc-paradchear htnl weeping in spring words It might appear that '“'Vaure call he Journey sadly opposition forth to sow and cannot as defective equipment pleads n!mefariy d id he Rive you any par bank on reaping The elements are But there must be a higher excuse for Ignoring the estab- - tlcular reason tor that?” “Weil— he in cahoot to make him feel disgustsaid because—becauce he was to be ed: some blight will kill hi orchard standard of public morals and' ruies 0f the road fruits hi wheat will all be rusted Queen of the May” newspapers at the expense of It Is encouraging to note that And if perchance he has a crop In S BROTHERS exIn cur ttcrc to Inclined spite of all hi yelling the market not court was Th small thin the else must endeavor everything (With apologies to Longfellow) price Ik ure to drop on everything ar lven at careful attention at on the offense the grounds ny the shoies of oitcJie Gurnee he selling We hear much of the to maintain these ideajs At no cu36 are the more important itenit farmer grief and great men plan and entered a fine of By the shining Thesa tmall matteri ar Impotime can they condone the presented Lived a Greek they called Nick like thunder on how to bring him five dollars In the case Defecrtant to you— and therefore sre KmnK some relief and tear his bonds asunto of law the and that nve equipment Is one of the Maker of the “moon” was Komis breaking der The way he gets It In the neck Important to us Is something quite Indecent and we end they cannot retain men who most prolific sources of cci- CONVFNIENT TERMS ON Untabeto are led to think by heck that all this have failed In the test even dents It Is dangerous to drive cnhrrs too all shapes and sizes woe recent But there was never ANY rUHIUXK tlh cars traffl yet a time when hts sad lot seemed when It appears that the defl and farming always What's worse'n runnln’ Into a charming (lefeclve B”d the court but Brewed It In a copper boiler seemed a crime to those who do th Cd Ikfclard-fksi- a ciency was nothing more than aiY from Jussome forty year street parade while fleeui' said follows a logical course in ref us- - Let it trickle thru some chncoal farmed I farming about bein' tice? Very little In bottles the It he and Ere tilled JEWELERS I the poured ago prairie: virgin new an' diamonds schedule tng tn give consideration to the 1(a wjul tnle by every day was soaked tn woe and life the ourpearls way 'cept by folks who talk 217 MAIN STREET pica If taken at Its face value! Flavoring to match each label seemed far from merry The things down he corked them the farmer had for sale in those l°° blamed much about ever th i g this excuse would be considered1 Tasted each beforeScotch and Bour- - davs long departed brought such a Rye and as an aggravation of the origi- Tasted bon sickly show of kale that he we cents aj Twelve Till he couldn’t tell the difference broken-heate- d Mountains Yield Secret nal offense bushel was Ihe price of corn in town Got to keep yotir wit about you Komis delivered which made hts bosom feel Is written Into the Maureen Lady Stanley daugh- - In tills business” quoth Nirk TRAGEDY like ice hi weary heartstrings quivof the Earl of Derby!5 he chewed a dozen of the body of Maury ered Fight cents a dozen paid for come to America to make ‘Ylnew'old Nick Komlw eggs which made him sigh and Gtaham intrepid airman six has USE money Oh wed what 8 one more prohis by their first names holler he had to fill five palls or miles from where he was forced or less in a national compe-jKne- w Knew thelr namM nd aU their kecs if he’d take In a dollar If he I to land h:s plane in a blinding! tition? secret would sell a good fat hen he only Talked with them whene'er he met got a quarter what wonder If the blizzard in the Kanarra moun- playing them farmer then ws quite a chronic Dustless of Course and 100 Called them brothers” snorter? And all the standard pest were there to kill off all things stances surrounding the strange' degrees there may be comfort The increasing number of divorces’ growing and with one hand I tore disappearance of the filer are eo'fU it 1s neither that Love has my hir with t'other dtd my sowing nor leads us to —believe weighed evident after the mystery Is Eietered found a way out! The farmer and the farmer's frau (have griefs too large to men! ion but — solved that it eems nothing but Then there waa the absent-minde- d n0 0ne can convince me now that has found that under- real estate agent who made his they’re a late Invention tragic trh k fate could bavej Chicago automoare safest the daugh'er s Minor sign a two years' baked the immediate efforts at takers bi!e drivers but who wants to ieae he would give permission (Copyright 1930 bv ’George Mat- -' I i thew Adams Service ) for them to mairj (Ode with an undertaker? mending his own dismissal as the probe assumed wide proportions and conscience reasserted Itself There could be no other solution of an unhappy situation Murphy still has the respect and trust of his employers but 17— We blue-blous- national recom- July h' ln-te- defi-clen- left slon was of billboards being th sort who always mued the d of traveler scenery when there we billboards to read Each house had a goat roped and to a stick in the yard I kft my goat welthe hour all the boy and girl emhappily in France They are ployees of the hotel were lined up In come to it the halL And they can take the look a I gave them and carve something Country folk in Belgium indulge nine-pi- n pretty out of It tn nice cold marble primitive sort of variant of th Four At 8 a m we made our exit through game— bowling oil the green the Porte de la Vtllette In the direc- plus Are set up along the roadside The and players hurl wooden bslls at tion of the Belgian frontier of my hired motor car about 80 steps away Women and is a lean young Russian named Ray- children as well as men play and it mond During an interlude of fat seems to inspire much giggly laughdriver he turned in his seat to In- ter quire: "Do you happen t be O O The first town of consequence in McIntyre the writer?” I fairly beamed a grateful affirmat- Belgium was Mons which as I reive and if Will Hogg who is in hlr call was for a time German headown unrented car ahead did not put quarters It has been practically re- hlm up to it— and I almost know built and offers the spick and span did— Raymond and I are going to be newness of one of those Ksnsas real buddies Rural France is slwavsj prairie stops on the Santa Fe Mons will fill a niche in my memory as the delightful Poppy fields were a bright wet wash red and cyclists were fla-h- liverv sta- last stand of the old-tible lng by holding opened umbrellas I came across It in prowling up It offered all the old Every farmer in France has a bl a side street Here and familiar odors a side front office cycle instead of a Ford there the pond-lik- e Alsne touched our a whip and harness room and is the away only institution I ever saw of its path and colled ribbon-lik- e peas- kind that sported an electric sign Drenched again ants bogged through the fields in In Mons as in all other Belgian vilsabots A sudden curve at Ambley lages there are no front yards All revealed four acres bristling with the houses are flush on the sidewalk white crosses a huge flag honoring You get the Idea Belgian wives are heroic soldier dead real housekeepers ' The first stop was at Soissons for a bite at the Hotel de la Croix d'Or There was a gteat o in Brussels and the fare was largely beans and our arrival Everywhere the pate de fols gras for which the sec- upon bands tion is named Soissons is a famous national colors were flying thousands of for its beans in Europe as Boston in playing and from “Vive la America And of course it filled throats came the cry ofthe cry at n headlines Beige I” I misinterpreted many thick first and was very embarrassed I during the wsr out to Soissons still shows the scars of thought Bi usacl had turned its generous shelling and almost ev- pay respect to the results of my time shot of bicarbonate ery other man on the quiet streets is luncheon But It subsequently develminus a leg an arm or an eye One of soda of its finest cathedrals is still being oped all Belgium waa honoring the of Its independence patched My French received its centennial customary shabby treatment at lunch I wonder if everybody entering Ordering “Soissons Beurre” they Brussels at some time or other does brought me a bicarbonate of soda What is more I downed it although not think of Edith Cavell the marI hate the stuff but a lot of villagers tyred English nurse? were taking in my funny American p McNaught Syndiand I wanted to appear every (Copyright 1930 cate Inc) inch the traveled wordling It was my first lunch in many years and Mistress — Mary I want you to I celebrated it by making way with a hatful of pickled shrimps whis- clean the windows la the hill Maid— Excuse me ma'am I was kers beady eyes and all o only engaged as parlor maid— We crossed the Belgian frontier at Rome Bettiones The custom officials flossed up like drum majors seemed "I will dance on your grave when more Interested in watching the con- you diet" said the angry wife testants of a countryside motorcycle "Splendid!” said her aggravating race flash by than examining our husband “I'm going to bo buried at — Worcester Times to it of I Come think sea!” passports believe I would rather look at a There Is no parallel In the care of motorcycle race than most passport t pictures myself King Carol with that of the original Prodigal Son Young Carol is himself My first Impression of rural Bel- the fatted calf— The Toledo Blade from came shutters was I of gium a shuher village and like them On Why is It so hard for ths law to each building were shutters of va- find a fake stock promoter and so ried hues— pink green red yellow easy for the victim to find one? — s brown and white The next imprea- - The Racine Journal News BRUSSELS driver-own- God-feari- tests doubt Inspired sitting contests which Just now are the rage among American boys In the cast Jack Richards Kansas City now claims the tree sitting record with 158 hours Knowing the antipathies of the average American youth for sitting still It Is difficult to understand how tree sitting contests could become a vogue Other ambitious youths no doubt will try to clip the Kansas City record not that It will make any particular difference but because they are subject to the same human urge that inspires adults to reach out for records Basically it has as much to commend It as some of the contests In which adults engageTt for Instance offers Just as much or more to the world as flagpole sitting which Is another form of useless competition The eastern youthful vogue at least has one thing to commend It It Is Infinitely more harmless than hundreds of other youthful activities O MclNTTRE By O one of those slashing dog rains staged only In France Tahiti Despite the earliness of fp p’ef Horse Sense and Satire ttsuaiixaaiiiixsisasaisaiifiiKiixi-aaitftsumsisxfisiiiiaiiiuiiiiiiastkJU- Paris In 910X0 tu Uatly and Sunday ©ns yar in Utah Ida no Nevada and Wyominsj II 96 lMwh era tn tnuel State and 6uie7 ona memh Uaty " Reeders may um orient cur In tbs U ailed Blaus ‘IhsTribunt i an sale la im UM office sseni in ny city ay reft U 'exelusFvsl? 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