Show 4 - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST gljc j5nlt £akc tpfibuiw 0U Cite u Uti cUm metier B4 oeoead ecued 1 pir p (i m Next Year’ IN Taxes EVERY section of the coun- try an Immediate tax prob- lem is pressing down upon the While public and official life business and Industry generally have survived the worst of the period of depression the governmental units as yet have The de- affected been little a flclenctes of the period from which we are Just emerging In a tax way will be reflected to next year's tax period 24 IP MUSSOLINI 1930 ACT STD THE TELL IT thcless even these victories are attended by distinct human losses chief of which Is human seclusion Consider the young man Lindbergh who flew to fame and Ac fortune almost overnight claimed a hero by the world at large he displayed wonderful fortitude kept his feet more or less on the ground and endeavored to be human But humanity is not Inclined to let heroes be human They are denied the privacy that Is granted freely to the lefts successful tnd there are times when solitude Is more to be desired than either fame or 5 AM S WAY m ANY TO THE ThC KtGWftOHOOO that Virm fiHT B‘t KIND © the passage of the covered wagon and the modern trains and more modem airplanes history has been written all along the trail toward the setting sun The people of Wyoming are asking themselves If the west Is growing too rapidly to give thought to Its traditions That Is one reason why the centenary at Laramie Is filled with significance Restoration and preservation of the ancient fort which was a haven of rpf uge for traveler harassed by the Sioux will now be revenues natural result of this situation Is Increasing taxation at a time when the public purse Is least able to stand It The situation of course calls for mature and deliberate study on the part of public officials It must be apparent to them that higher tax rates are not cal- culated to stir public approval It must also be apparent that the same rates under reduced activities which have been forced upon the country at large will not produce as much money Ss before Hence It would seem that only through offlclal'econo-mle- s can the governmental units meet the future demands of the public and the government The federal government does not escape the problem which Is Imminent Income taxes no doubt will be materially affected and some experts anticipate a return to the 1923 rates President Hoover however Is more hopeful and In ft recent statement expressed the hope that the government yet may find a hounded raphers him achieving fame and fortune he left behind all youthful fancies and hobbles The Lindbergh heir was heralded for months In the public press and arrived to receive the national plaudits Even he cannot escape the fame of his father He Is showered with gifts and Is the constant subject of psychological study and prediction His youthful parents must share him with the rest of the world He will miss a lot Just by reason of being the famous son of a famous father His youthful parents likewise will mlsa much In being denied the right to bring him up with the freedom that Is accorded the children of less famous people There Is a certain freedom In life a certain happiness that Is largely lost when one becomes a public Idol which Is emphasised by the modern accomplishment of youth Renouncing Government TAMING THE BEARS In Rainier national park there are four bears that could not stand prosperity The tourists spoiled them to such an extent by feeding that the bruins resorted to breaking In automobile windows tearing down tents and otherwise committing burglary In the quest of food Rangers were forced to capture them and take them away from the haunts of the paleface WILL STATE DIVIDE? The old cry for division of California Into two atatea has been revived with the publication of census and voting figures The population In the ten southern counties of California Is about double that of the remaining forty-eigIn central and northern California Half of the 2 187000 registered voters are south of the The southern section Tehachepl of the state tax supplies three-fifth- s Whereas a dozen years ago the north was talking of dividing the state because the south was dry now the south Is tonsidering It because the northern part of the state haa most of the state Institutions spends most of tire gas tax and other state revenue 7 he northern part of the state has succeeded In defeating reapportionment In the legislature and continues to control affairs The tall Is wagging the dog Los Angeles complains because the entire southern part of the state la compelled to "work" for San Francisco and the north 5UT ANYONE MAY THREATEN THE PEACE OF-- THE WORLD TO More than - WHAT ELSE- £ 5 THK35 BO BUT CHOOSE UP SITES ANT HAVE WAR and Kill OFF A we’ve Who keeps cheering someone on —Folger McKlnsey A vacation Is about half anticipation and the other half changing tires— Ohio State JoumaL Whiftose IlIHO WEDDING Whlta ls-- k Gold ft 1100 DIVIDED PAYMENTS H'iihhard'Deni Go JEWELERS 217 MAIN STREET Nevada & NICE PEOPLE WHO TCN'T JCNOYf ALL WHAT ABOUT i PHONE WASATCH -- 600- ht And its moboxtyS1 BujiNE-r- j OfcllVERY Last Week of August Specials Riorum Yes!—But Alwajs Superb Quality FREE DELIVERIES EVERY DAY Prices? 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Relief Corps Offers Veterans Aid I LfHeri limits to too word I Ytrlio on one ilda of the paKr only Wants end oerOeen dittuesion BrHrloo eanaet bo print To Get Similarly writer most refrain from ruilAf penanttl MprrtleDi 4 Writer nail fnrnieh tfctir truo name a evident 4 iddretiHi of food faith Editor Tribune: Notice by the JhMe oro withheld on reqerat exreot where indidiraet nrcBenttoni oro md Secretary Hyde recommends paper caint when the trao naao vidual or corporation that part of the surplus grain supply at fe printed fi Poetical and ononraov contribution! purchased by the government be will nt fee considered 4 The view expressed In tbl depart- given to the farmers In drought afof tho touIrtfeBtors ment ore tho and not I The Tribune fected states to save the suffering N t The Fortim cannot bo sed ae an cows and horses Fine but what adrertisinr media Hungry People First Relief rs about a little grain and milk to the hungry people In our cities? They should come first Then feed your cows and horses 8peaklng of hard times and the proof A few lines about a man who gave part of the years of his life in this community Through his advice some of the largest ore bodies In this district have been opened up He undisputedly Is the best Informed man In this district on Tlntlc ore channels Also a leader In social and civil affairs of Eureka He lost his position not from Incompetence but juat hard times Its a blow to Eureka It would be like the Silver King Coalition were It to lose M J Dailey Well here s hoping things pick up so that he may be back with us again CHARLE3 BECHTEL Gambled Years Won of Daily Dangers A With the Fixed Flavor” A beautiful lot frefth from the smokehouse for this treat United bale 8 to 13 POUNDS EACH HAM G-- exThe World’s Ftneet Coffee pertly blended to produce the "MODFRN COFFFK FOR MODERN TASTES” No finer roffee Ie packed We Invite yon to try It at a very epeclal PRICE— INTRODUCTORY si 89 lb 37c Lb Gan 37c Hailed L’ilk 37c lb can18 Thompson's MALTED 43c Ql jar Fresh Sweet New Kcney37c 43s Swansdown 37c Caka Fleer AND A BEAL TIFI L CSC CLASS CAKE DISH FREE NO 1 CANS SLNK1ST Says Friend CANS Comet Rice pko S PURITY COOKIES Fif Nnrgett Scotch Bread Tea BUetilt Dutch Cookie Graham Sodas and all other 13c Fkg Cookies— 3 Pkgs for 3 Sliced Pineapple i’hife Slar Tcna-3- rtHL ?5e 2 NO MAYOrUlAISE 1 1000 Island Dress- ing and Relish Spread Add aest and delight to every mewL 2 CANS 45c Z JAR 39s 37c Asparagus Tips 2 fer 37c Large Rips Olives 3 for 37c Daker’s Cccoanuf 2 for 37c French Dressing 2 jars 37c 3 fsr 5 F W McK: See rule L P J D : See rule 1 37c pkgs for The tearing flavor Maine f th woodx No picnic complete without them 15c for 37c 37c 7c HOLE DEANS BEAK Consumer: See Rule 4 Gerald D see Rale 30!4e Lb HALF ever Editor Tribune Man loses 62 000 gambling horse racing dice and all kind of card games In past 15 years He advises public that all games In existence today are nothing more than bunco games In olden daja men were shot down If caught cheat-- 1 big Today you would have to shoot down all but two men at each poker Aftef gambling 15 years I table have never yet won 50c FRIEND 1 CANS HOOPS CROfeS 23c NO 25c 25c KRAFT $ (HRKHT S) KNOX GELATINE Cparkimi For th Finer 814 “ Psntzke BIRY 5 MILLIONS Crtp 13c PKGS 2 CANS 1 With Safety Flsur"‘“ 37c COCOA FOR 39c Ground Chocolate 21c Silken Toils) Tissue 5 ad-o- ff TRUST COMPANY $525 ?rs without a to to any investor In our Mortfif ton 25-lbBa- g fh-i- h ran Crop 49c 37c 4 Ac Lb Can Ghiradeili s Cs Lighthouse Cleanser 10s Creme Oil Soap FTHla 43 4for37c 2 2V BAKTR’N terest ot Wholesome 2-l- For 43 years we have sold 1st Mortgage Loans and during all this time no client has lost one cent of principal or In- 6 Rice Flakes Delicious COMFT BROWN 55s Hedirnn Can Log Cabin Syrup b for Pkg Powdered Sugar LOST On the Stork Market m Deerta 2 for 37c eko of 37c 4 rolls 37c 7 37c for 37c cans bars Vernal Honey $459 Graulard SUGAR $139 f Never-prohibition- j jsmr gm’ Is COUPtE op million 1 f' It umphs all the swords drawn hungering for the fellow We Ship To All Points in Utah Idaho Bifil Editor Tribune "The boast of heraldry the pomp of nECAUSE two women leaders power POPULATION IN WEST All that beauty all that wealth e’er of ft children’s camp at Elare Some Interesting sidelights gave mira N Y refuse to recognize shown by the recent census figures Await alike the Inevitable hour The eleven wfsternatatesau a group The paths of glory lead but to the the American flag or any other jand of which Montana u a part ehow grave" Increase of M 7 per cent way In which congress can Jus- flag except the red banner of In population the last ten years With the ln- - Without kindred with only a hand- Rule Observance tensive development of the southern tify Itself In ft retention of the sovlet Russia the city Is much states fronds with falling strength Traffic In the last ten years that 1929 rates without precipitating disturbed Complaints charging group shows an Increase of 15 8 per and mental faculties pitiable would Urged as Citizens Duty cent The eastern group Including be the fate of the few remaining aggravating deficits and econo- treason are sought but as yet New York and the Atlantic slates of the Grand Army of the Editor Tribune: The traffic sitshow a population Increase of 118 veterfyvs mies upon the country It without results were It not for the kindly uation etui seems to be quite a Republic The ftf fair no doubt Is ft small per cent while the middle wrest extoo Is most to soon mlnlstrattona of the Womens Relief problem perhaps Thus the growth Is 11 per cent When comparing Salt Lake with tempest In a teapot It bodes no eleven are states western growing of that corps organization at assurance Very this but pect Neverthe- almost twice as fast as the east and harm for America other cities bigger cities there seems States the United governproperly least it Is Indicative of an offi- less It does reveal a current de- the middle west whose states are par- ment to be absolutely no reason for a traf-11- c through Its pension departdrained to build up our popucial hope that taxes may be kept ficiency Life liberty and hap- tially lation The Influx of northerners ment provide the wherewithal I problem was under the Impression that has helped Dixie too which keeps these old veterans from pedestrians were to move with the the Into are south 8tates United In the at existing levels piness It Is Interesting to note that here WRnt but the Women s Relief corps affc jtghts that when using the the guarantees of a stable In the west we have the onlv state provides the heart which goes with a(pty !anes in th8 mtddle of the In the union— Montana— w h 1 o h that gift With their systematiCjiQj ' vehicles were to give the right No Special Privileges come no can a to The In kindness veteran shows hls 10 that ve o( w population The leaders of this particular loss of 2 1decrease pfdMlrlang per cento lu people since- declining years without care and hlcle making turns on Intersections refuse to be bound by ft 1920 ha actually per- sympathy and no veteran hears tspLere lowered camp the act officials of way to Kve the right western for the last tune without a knowledge PUBLIC safety of advance In on the intersection Brians legally as they hasten to re- pledge to support that govern- centage that he will have an honorable fu- No such states as a group Is apparent it scind an order which seemed to ment Hence would seem that Whatwlll happen In thewestlntheneral and a grave forever cherished If therething are such regulations ensa-the If sacrifice also vearv should stood While ratio ten the next the or twenty at force them cooperate with traffic permit transportation busses to they increase In population Is main- - lute and each member laid a tribute officers In that respect make left turns where they were guarantees of that government talned? on the coffin of the late E D Has Having such regulations and not e e kins past commander of the G A R living denied the general public The In other words they are people up to them la lack of citizenalfor the state of Utah the thought ship and for a their BEE VS GRASSHOPPER without country an) way it 1 for the good Issuance of the special permit of not be up occurred that with this simple cere- of all to cause affords Utah's may the crop red honey legiance were course was based on an assumppaying the homage There la such a as having It Is a great mony they Utile If any governmental to average this year— an1 not only from the state but regulation and lawsthing for no purpose asset to the state— because dry due tion of authority which did not them ora-lon- g A nation from the governors stall but the above mentioned reguexist as would seem to be Im- security In their present abode weather In some counties Increased procession of state mlll- - lation is for the good of all motorist the number of grasshopper tolerance exist by aaUlt8 and Theje only They fR1)nong tapa five In and dollars alike the fine of clover plied In- pests strip the more adequately u pedestrian would perhaps ant to be a clfv let u the bee get a charce to work on It which was assessed against a bus which but emphasizes their the the present generation a becomes because rcyj))ce recthe and jave bee war as between the that Is due these grand oldir(gi there is no need city driver for bringing the special security But how far can to The for a traffic not waged by them erence grasshopper reIf afford men the should but a'k you ognized government problem In Salt Lake If we obey the but by the apiarist who try to setdispensation to a quick Issue malning survivors they would probaact like sheep It is clearly apparent that the tolerate disloyal movements?overtIt tle It vicariously In favor of the bee bly tell you they pi ef erred this sweet tialflc rules and not FLOYD MOSS for criminal the of affectionate and their erremony punishes manner revised of handling BIG TIRKEY CROP comrades In our hearts we know are traffic In the downtown district acts against society which Colorado shipped 192 000 turkeys that all honor should be paid the of law Can out of a repudiation but largely th's last veterans of the Grand Army of the the state year could not succeed with special it afford to aid comfort and pro- - year the shipments will reach 300 000 Republic and we wish we had time exemptions for favored instituto express our feelings on the matter By MALT MASON tions The extension of the tect those who openly renounce but we suppose there probablv Is Oft I marvel oft I wonder that we Is doing that 4 cents a pound In excess some the almost that government? be price one would to firm privilege that we are not leuVrcTa M hat Thank lh 80 lonK "and us of the Texas have figure Few red propagandist under rhubarb bushes in the rid for the wnmetfa Rellei corps or (planted bound to result In a flood of redell for the streets are full of moof their convictions V?FT AND DRY HFDDING the Grand Armv of the Republic quests from others who suffer the courage tors suffering to squash the voters reM HALL deed water FLORENCE and "You have lota of wet they f alter than the Yarmouth bloatfrs more or less Inconvenience By thought and V F alter savs R that the English grocer sell Weathnounce everything pertaining to lot of dry land’of from the change reclamation the (chief engineer er like a tv rant seizes on the weary times In national to government to Is them to trick service Is get "The It Corprnmpnf Urged encouraghuman host and today a fellow Consequently of trouble they rush to the law gather You ve got to keep pounding Dan Rills Use Silver Ireeres and tomorrow he wll roast ing to see the officials correctbanking on the weather gizzard he themselves of Eovelni&e ws ing the mistake before It as- availing speaking of the general rec to shield his gizzard and Is neglect word bv the blizzard that comes note sumed the proportions of a mental guarantees to establl8nMamation i(tPa hisot homeiv a Tribune’ number I Editor punched wet water the The" test of Individual rlghtft In Other wordslurglng the wedding whooping down the coast And the Forum ln of the to suggestions lately are land public complaint applicable with the dry bandits are so busy! Up and down He urges the to restore silver sound traffic regulations is to they are enemies of government Rvpry Jtat ln the town thev f’y scoo'ing ln a stolen to offer the wish to I That following state away unt11 tlnws M uch Llzrle pounding they keep up the pavsers-b- y be found in their applicability to on’y our government call ln all paper cur- - bearing shooting their sacks of plunder to off of the need Ihid ln themselves Is since it rency ln denominations under $5 and th tune of blood and thunder — Isn t general conditions thFcfiu? to mint wiy undrr that only obvious that no regulation can 'protective Influences of govern- Dinr fcr© pounding away upon bor-oipmn wonder that © all dont In silver This would reduce the ex- of waur their be potential uses From the banditry es- endure that applt s only to a mcnt Perhaps there should — water from the Colorado rher pense of maintaining the small de- raping we go thankful to our cotes uua some way of bringing iLi nass'u Boulder ln which nominations The p of tributaries the paper luRn(j public the dead'v germs are shaping part is only one step ln the develop- more often through the channels their attention Popular govern-idaplans to get our divers goats latal traffic than the larger bills of that great stream microbes haunt and hound us all- ment would seem to Imply that Lost in SuccrM Whv not start some remedy at nients dire ave all around us and a MERE beginning when obligations are renounced home first Then try and show China 'cnirurgeons learned confound us and India later And when we buy bearing off our hoarded groats Ever) day of youthful (From London Punch ) rights are also sacrificed 7&ro Agha ha been talking to New our manufactured products of our Upght I am astonished that I ve lived we are prone k eastern silver opponent pay thermanother dav that the coroners The Toronto Telegram has a good Yo-- abouto hi twelve rnairtgesmit to feel aorry for some of our scheme will silver dollars from our w H°hrwood from m coop los'av awav inpres to prevent hitting below the hi failed-tmines Maintain our own medi-na gUn or djj-t- ha ncnrred me no Being belt by forcing all pugilists to wear which considers that he has wasted ern outstanding successes urns of exchange before finding fault a mj dteeav has marred me and hla opportunities successful la a mighty fine thing suspenders —Detroit News w th our neighbors ll thnnk the gods who guard rr- - as I FUN A BRITISH Our own svstem muit be at fault hit the costly hay simEstablkhing financial security Just to rntke matters perfectly or our own mine would not have toi (From London Humorist ) ple some one has suggested that the t an early age likewise Is at Iwsv (Copyright 130 George Matthew to end crime ln Chicago la to A poet haa just married a poete closedown THOMAS w IDDOP tended by sa Us actio ix Ogden Utah Adams) For better or lor verse presumably Miami News f And the world needs more than tri- KEEP CHEERING SOMEONE ON Don t you mind about the triumphs Don t you worry after fame ANOTHER HICE color-beare- j And keep cheering someone on We can’t vouch for the truth of this but Its a good story anyway Is the cashier Inf asked a Iresh salesman as he entered the bank No sir Mr Kelly Is out” was the teller's reply "Well" said the salesman I am selling pens supplying most of the big banks In the west and I suppose It will be proper for me to deal with the cashier” “I suppose it will" said the teller "Very well 1 11 wait " The pen salesman took a chair and sat composedly for an hour waiting for Mr Kelly By that time he began to grow uneasy and finally asked the teller how soon the cashier would be in "I cant say exactly” was the reply “but I expect him In a couple of weeks He s on hla vacation” Salesman thought he wouldn’t wait “Oh you may stay if you wish” said the teller blandly “We have no objection to your sitting here In the daytime and you can probably find some place In town where they will be glad to keep you nights” The peddler went out quietly pe-t- c All the best In life’s the simplest Love will last when wealth Is gone Just be glad that you ara living Angry Wife (time 2am )— Is that Charles? Jolly Husband — Zash me! Angry Wife — Here have I been standing at the head of the stairs these two hours Oh Charles how can you? Jolly Husband (bracing upt— Shtandin’ on your head on the shtalrs' Jenny I m shprlzed! How can I? By Jove leant1 Two hours too 'Stromary woman! - -- ‘ Don’t you grieve about succeeding Let the future guard your name you a In Constitchenls There’s a lot of sorrow “round you Lots of lonesomeness and tears Lots of heartaches and of worry Through the shadows of the years "Many a wayward chicken” says Joe the barber "can trace her misfortune to the fact that her father was a bad egg ” undertaken The tourist has forced the west to wake up rub Its eyes and revive the are Government old days or as much of It as possible fortune When the tourist comes Into a combound to suffer ss a result of demarcourted and Lindbergh munity he wants to see historic land InIs little and there ried under the public eye His marks and will go a long way off his pression route to see those that are worth dication that operating expenses every act was under public while History and scenery lure the wUl be materially cut The scrutiny Reporters and photog- tourist Served by the Senator and “My husband talks In his sleep what can I do about It?” asked a young wife of the family doctor What do you want to do about It? said the doctor "Do you want him to stop or to speak more distinctly?” ’ CIVILIZED NEIGHBORHOOD Judge ' FIRST HUNDRED YEARS It has been 100 years sine the first covered wagon passed over the site of old Fort Laramie The west Is becoming ancient so far as civilization Is concerned In a century between 03110 WltCllCS With the popularity of beauty contests tree and flagpole sitting on the wane about the only thing that will revive Interest In endurance trials Is for some desert besuty to sit on a cactus plant in a bathing suit for couple of months w&a in Cl dertitn Sunday Morning August f 1 v g V £&& 21 3930 m n TO 3' - TELEPHONE THE POUCeANO SAY thexe is a CRAZY CAN OUT HERB THAT GOIM' TO HURT SOME COPY ISNT LOOKED AV7ER tr mats or ilbsi EimoNt unday r stiiissiiisaiaiiiisiiBiisiiiiisfiaaaisanaisaaaaaiSiiisitiaitiMansaiHtiiiaisssisitiiHHiatiiifisiaatitsissiiiuf t 119 90 ono vonth to CO Dally end Cunday one year ilhe efeove ret apply to Utah Idaho Nevada cod Wromioi) tlJ9 Fteewher In United Buie Dailj ano Bunder ewe pomp Boeder my The Tribune U on aal to every important city In the United 6tot luirertain ecente to ny etty by teiephcum thie office 7 ne Tr bun t member of tlie Acnoclaud Preee 7 be Auoclated Pre ie eecluetvely entitled to the uee ler reproduction o 2 all newt dupatehe credited teUw no oibef wiee o the local new pubiuhed herein end in tin 7i Yr bune U charter member of the Audit Bureau of Circulation TheTribure la member of The O0 00 Oroup of American Clti member of Media Record Inc eroup The Tr bure t m'QC Ne TorkTPhadeJphla T he QriTaTiir sTecTe Aeet cr Inc t eelein Leute Detroit Kanae Cue At lent M C Mmibh £ Co lorn Becilic CVaso gt ealtl Foruaud coen renrceen at‘v Ban Frticieeo Lot Anei f0f eburetvt of information of The Tribune ere No 1 Rue Scribe Bert France Pail Math London Entlend I Uotei Deo Linden Berlin Germany! fccuior Hotel Home Itay Dailj f The Absurd Inefficiency of International Relations Entered ftt the Foatoffleo Issued itay mominf fey th ait Lk Tribuo Publish tec Company jMtv ( vxvam lWbLfc mt s r iST'fflW |