Show s THE HALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING II BRIAND PLAN Louisiana’s iioy Warden” Quits Prison Farms to Study Law Present Dry Spell Exceeded Bach in 1838 AUGUST 21 1930 Italian Rents Co Up As Restrictions Expire Georgia Writer in Long Career Has Met Sixteen Presidents of U S m— After thirteen years during which landlords were forbidden to raise rents beyond a medium fixed by the ATLANTA bP) — Sixteen presidents BATON ROUGE La in —After government Italy has passed Into a flee period and the rents of apart- of the United States — from James six months as warden of one of the : In the Buchanan to Herbert Hoover — have ments and houses have gone up largest penal farm systems CIRCLEVILLE Ohio (fP) —A of the shook hands with the Rev Sam W Enrico Paris! United States Atlee P Stockier 27- -I president Rev of 1 the back Joseph musty diary g fascist law student going federation re- Small year-ol- d A Roof reveals a really "dry A veteran of two wars and a newsto the comparatively tame business ported to Mussolini that the change State Louhlana spell" almost a century ago ten- paper man for more than half a cenwas at of earning a degree made without by complaint FormaNo Basis for Finds "From June 13 1838 to May ants although the Increases have tury Dr Small recently brought his university 1840 not sufficient rain fell to record up to date by meeting PresiSleekier stepped out a warden of ranged around 10 or 12 per cent tion of Proposed U S two Inches" moisten the earth the Louisiana penitentiary gfter the Increases might have dent Hoover Perhaps he wrote "When promising He taught stenography to one presbeen higher were there not so many holding down the Job through a pe of Europe drlwies began they stopped alvacant apartments Here there are ident Woodrow Wilson attended the nod of political turmoil centering most abruptly and the entire 5078 5780 at Turin 6241 at Rome at inaugurals of both Abraham Lincoln around the Institution A state senate Investigating com-dry spell lasted 21 months All Genoa 3279 and at Naples 2091 and Jefferson Davis served as AnBy J VFTM4S0N failed and most of the toe vegetation drew Johnson's secretary and sat In it criticising prison report ‘ In their dried up NEW YORK (UP)— Th Briand the streams MANY TREES PLANTED the senate press gallery for 52 years administration as "mismanaged and of a beds" Inefficient" came during the "boy Still he Is spry enough to write a jnrojoMil for Lite formation COLORADO SPRINGS (UP)— El ' is of United States meeting Europe warden s regime Paso county stepped Into the lime- newspaper column every day With so many obstacle a that Us ear- (issesssxs denies the that Stockier heatedly Hoover told me he was pleased to light of Colorado tree planting acly removal lfom practical Interna- rope Is Impossible because different senate report had anything to do tivities this spring when 144142 trees take the hand that has had that extional politics Is probable No sub- standards of living prevail In the with his resignation The report he e were planted by twenty-fivfarmers perience" Dr Small said stantial basis exist for any kind of different countries and different de- declares was "malicious and not This Is one of the best records In the ‘Why don't you write your remionion among the Euiopean nations grees of Industrial efficiency exist based upon the Information secured state according to W J Morrill niscences?' he asked me and I Just of nor Is there any prospect well acting as permanent barriers In the Investigation" rivalry state forester from whom the Uses told him” nobody would believe them If It "I merely feel that I have comLf I did declining among them In the future Against an economic union were purchased I he service” The basic Idea behind the Briand were possible for the European says "When Dr Small 79 yeaVs old writes his pleted my was to form an economic ttons to grant special tariff fafbrs accepted the appointment as warden the more than 2000 convicts In the dally column for the Atlanta Conbloc for tariff reprisals aimed at the to one another and combine In was with the underlast it February Louisiana system has been Improved stitution which he has served since Btates Unquestionably ev- - creasing their tariff rates against standing that tt was only for a couple He was a familiar figure in "100 per cent with a combination of 1876 Atlee Sleekier P o of months I ve served six Instead ery transatlantic country would like the United States alone such an cooked work that a the press gallery of the United States well food good Uncle1 could be used Quiet spoken Bteckler Is reluctant devise a weapon to aim at fort to Isolate America man Is fitted for elimination of all senate from 1877 to 1929 to discuss his work as warden but favoritism Sam and compel him to keep his to devise a partial economic union and a bit of education to When Wpodrow Wilson began his so American the Is door Is International that admits front open that he "proud” that every But It against kets remain predominantly In posthe convict s leisure hours ” law practice as a young man In Atwould be free to Europe tlce to do this The most favored session of American mass production prisoner In the institution now occupy clerk In the lanta It was Sant Small who Stockier a part-tim- e But at the same time the Europeans 'nation clause in International treaties Th Briand proposal has had some knows at least the rudiments of read- prison offices while attending law him stenography Small then taught was a want to keep their own front doors! permits any nation to benefit with support from European economists ing and writing as a result of an court school was appointed warden by reporter locked against one another Uu other In tariff favors Were the who believe unless the American tarIn 1877 he achieved distinction as a campaign carried to con- Governor Huey P Long to succeed The persistent attacks against the United States to be excepted from iff wall Is lowered to permit greater clusion during his administration E McClanahan veteran member stenographer by taking down In J be on war would American tariff the part of volume of Imports from Europe there favors a tariff Asked If he could suggest a pre- of the state legislature after the state shorthand every word spoken at the ropean traders has not blinded them star ted having serious consequences will be no way for Europe to pay her scription for curing prison unrest supreme court ruled against dual of- Georgia constitutional convention to the advantages they themselves for ail the nations Involved debts to the United States But eco- Sterkler declared that the morale of fice holding and transcribing hts notes the next reap from their own tariff palls The The Europeans have no right to nomists have been proven wrong so only way a Unfed States of Europe'conslder the American markets from often In the past that their opinions could be established would be by an any different point of view than the about the future do not carry authoragreement among France Germany markets of any other foreign nation itative weight How Europe will pay Italy and the oilier nations of con They do so only because the Ameri- back what she owes America Is a tmental Europe to establish free can markets are so rich and so tempt- problem for the next century It will trade among themselves and raise ing But they were made rich by not be solved by throwing American a tariff barrier against America un- American enterprise and American workers out of their Jobs so that Eutil America reduced her own tariff concentration on utilitarian develop- ropean goods can get Into the Ameriment and they can be kept tn that can markets to replace American rates But continental free trad for Eu- - condition only as the American mar- - made goods DEFEAT SEEN MILAN Italy BY OBSERVER home-bulldm- m British Beer Drinkers To Get Honest Pintt LONDON (JP)—' The licensing or U considering the question on beer establishing "Pllmaoll marks glasses to Insure proper measure A glass thus marked will have a Inch from ring around it about one the top Barmaids will be Instructed to fill the glasses up to the ring The extra Inch will allow for foam In the past some dishonest publicans have made as much as $18 a hogshead of Illicit profit by using scant glasses D RI1E ON TRACHOMA III (UP)— ApSPRINGFIELD nurse pointment of a special duty care and plans for providing hospital for all patients who need It with the possibility of establishing a hospital for the purpose of that area are stops already taken by the state department of public health in curbing the spread of trachoma In southern Illinois j NEW ‘‘AIRFLO” EQUIPMENT FOR SILKS AT MYERS I ef-t- prac-marke- ts Sam W Small Special day— a feat never before or since accomplished by one man Smalt served In the Confederate army and with the United States n war army In the He was prhate secretary to Andrew Johnson when the president became United States senator after leaving the White House Announcement MONDAY Special Prices Too! 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Huge collars and sleeAe elaboration! Modified flares and semi-fitte- d or fitted waists! This is the story of the Fur Goat silhouette for the season 1931 Hudson Seal Muskrat Lapan Caracul and all the flat furs are particularly fashionable localise they adapt themselves so perfectly to the iioav mode which insists fur coats give the same slenderizing linos as cloth 7 C M I Head' ir Dept Second Floor |