Show St r 'i ?1 1 f HOOVER GAIN OF CHANGES ' (Copttnmd ON PEACH DAY Lillie Girl Carries First Prize With Pa-rat- 14 1930 Shop by Mail— With Madsen io Save at Madsen’ Always tha belt at aurprtlnty lew prlras bow knew yoa can pay too little— an! then pay too much— so ibop at Madsen's tomorrow and reap th larlnji offered as th value offered art genuine! la glvaa every Inquiry Quotation! a rt chear-Itt(Iren and mij ardor Is — with tha nadnrstandln (tiled that la tiifactlea Is (uarantacd Courteous Service for Nearly Sixty Years (Continued From Foot Oat) arranged with painstaking care and considerable art It was probably not 'so expensive as some of the other community floats not by a good deal but its selection for first prize of Its division was plainly hailed by the crowd as another tribute to spirit that it understands of apSomething of the same kind The Brazilian cannot march made The troop movement usually begin about 6 or 7 o clock In the morning and the blare of a military band wake the echoes along the Avcnlda Rio Branco long before the city la aatlr To forobservers the eign military practice marches over asphalta streets have always been without from the Whit the Republican Hou and aouid elect a Democratic president That potential outcome that pos- Off “Float” kind Fnn Nil One) ' Special attention ARIO DE JANEIRO lthough the Brazilian army la only a third of that of the more troops United State march in the streets of Rio In In a week than any city north of the Rio Orande In a year Hardly a day goes by without a troop movement of some Writer Think Democratic Control of IIoue Might Benefit President TIIE SALT LAKE TEIBCJiVE SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER CHILD HONORED Brazilian City Gets Full Share Of Martial Music SEEN IN HINT 3mvvh sible deduction from Democratic victory In November is one of several preciation was evinced in the award reasons for greater interest in this for the outstanding float of the paexto seem than actually campaign rade which went to the Lincoln ist Hie philosophy or theory under-- lj grammar school for a float of Japatog till assumption is that Demnese design The Box Elder high mystery ocratic victory tills fall would be the school float— an arrangement of rainIn the evenings two or three beginning of a tide and Uiat by 1912 was more spectacular but perrebow— times a week recruits and the tide a mild sweep up to and serves less effort land vacant over represented drill haps around the White House Other classes and awards included at the rear of the American em basy These drills start t Ecclesiastical Box Elder stake Sun-- -! Republicans Elec ted President day school first V L M I A secabout I o'clock and continue After Winning House Control ond clubs kindergarten first civic hours to the tiresome sound It has worked that way on the three two tiunv Improvement second agricultural of drum and 1890 mentioned occasions since Utah Poultry Producers first M L pets above In 1894 the Republicans won Reeder & Sons second: best marchcontrol of the house — and then In ing groups Central school first futhe presidential election of 1896 ture farmers of America second elected their candidate for president office should not te renominated and In 1910 the Democrats the Republican should make their Another Big Crowd McKinley won control of the house — and two bid In 1932 with Fills Brigham City the for prealdency years later In the presidential elec another leader Another big crowd thronged Brig-hulion unseated Taft and placed their This argument that If the Repum City for the second day of the own man Woodrow Wilson in the llcans should lose control of the house festival bringing the total attend1918 White House In the Republ- in November they would thereafter ance according to an estimate by J — and won house control of the icans renomin&tlon to Mr Hoover is Wesley Horsley manager of the celetwo years later in the presidential deny fallacious However convincing pre- bration to 25000 elections of 1920 displaced President cedents Free peaches and melons again be on the larger point Wilson with a Republican president describedmay above there la no aggre- drew crowds to Pioneer park in the Harding Peaches are no novelty to afternoon of precedents to auKaeit that From this sequence it is argued gation Box Elder county but the throng Mr Hoover would be denied a that there Is a rule a law of polin 1932 managed to get away with 200 cases itics to the effect that ttie winning It is true that in the first precedent of them not to mention a wagonload of control of the house by the party described President Cleveland of watermelons not in power in the presidency means after Ills above A rodeo program as exciting as the lost control of the that two years later the party having house wasparty was again staged with not renominated— but one the presidency will be ousted To that was for the very good reason equineFriday citizens of the Promontory — etate this rule if it is a rule— in that Mr Cleveland had already range aa the chief performers These terms of the prevent and Immediate two terms In the second carefree resident of the wide open future- - If the Democrats should win served described above Repub- spaces— many of whom had never precedent of house the November control this lican ITesldent Howard Taft saw encountered a aaddle until It would Immediately be assumed that ills on the anatomies of lose control of the In 1912 President Hoover for whoever houaoparty in 1910 — but neverthe- expert “bronc twisters" that the pioelse the Republican candidate might less was himself renominated to 1912 neer spirit Is not dead In horses be) would be unseated and that a (Though the renomlnatlon did him either Total casualties for the afDemocratic president would enter the little good because the bulk of his ternoon however were only a few White House went off to follow Jioosevelt ) dislocations party or This assumption or prediction Ed Lockhart a champion rider was In the third of the three precedent deduction from precedents — what- since 1890 President Wilson to 1918 the first aspirant for a 75 prize ofever one choose to call It— would saw his of tlie fered to any one who would ride party lose control renornt-nateresound very noisily In the headlines house and d Black Diamond a horse w!h a repuwas not himself and political discussion immediately In the tation Ed went off over Black Diaas 1920— but again in after the fourth of 'November next case of Cleveland this was for the mond s ears st the second Jump and If it should happen that the Demreason that Wilson had al- no one else tried ocrats should end this campaign by very good ready served two term and also was Pageant Repeated w inning control of the house In extreme and obvious bad health By 200 Children Precedent for 40 Tears Any one who remembers the condiIn the evening 200 children repeat1930 knows well that If Mr tions of to Democrats Encouraging Wllison had not already served two ed the pageant “The History of the " Boxing wrestling and fireAH the precedents for 40 years and terms hi Peach suffered and If he had not moat of the precedents fur a much breakdown In health he would have works concluded the celebration longer period argue what Is here sug- been renominated by the Democrats Officers of the Brigham City gested namely that if the Democrats Consequently there Is nothing In her of commerce which has In control of win should the house since the precedents to suggest that If the staged the annual festival November they would thereafter two should lose control of 1605 commented upon the fact that not reduced would years later in 1932 win the pres- Republicans a “poor peach year" had the house In November they idency And yet convincing though then deny renomlnatlon to Mr the attendance Visitor noticed that the precedents may be —If we argue Hoover in 1932 On the contrary the It had not materially reduced either from precedent alone there la som- precedents as far M they Suggest the number or the quality of the ething unconvincing about Uie whole thousand of specimens of peaches the other way Idea In at least two of the prec- anything point shown edents mentioned above there were Expects Selection of Hoover The "poor peach year" was a result additional factors which alone would Even If Control Is Last of late frosts which reduced the have been enough to account for the Common sense the average man’s county’ crop about 60 per cent election of a Republican In IM and "We have so many good peach understanding of how other average years of a Democrat In 1912 though” said Beniamin O men act is enough to suggest that In 1894 when the Republicans even If the Republicans should lose Call president of the chamber "that made thetr start by winning control control of the house in November we don t notice an occasional poor of the house we wore In the midst nevertheless Mr Hoover would be re- one " ' of probably the most cyclonic panic nominated to 1932 The argument The Future Fanners of America and the deep st business depression from common sense has been put In exhibit and the flower show staged by this country has ever seen That words attributed to that master ex- tho Box Elder stake Relief society fact alone would have been enough to ponent of common sense Calvin continued to hold extensive interest account both for tho Republicans CoolUlg which pur- to the end of the celebration Under This story w Inning control of the house to 11194 to quote Mr Coolidge may or the supei vision of A R Freeman the ports and for their winning the presidency may not be true It may be one of flower show has begun to rate a In 1898 In addition tlieie was an- those atorles that are like artists' one of the outstanding features of other condition Not only did the drawings sometimes even more true the festival Democrats suffer from the fact of a to life than a photograph The panic and a depression further than story In short attributes to Mr that control of the Democratic par- Coolidge the kind of practical wise ty through a fight within the party dom that everybody known Mr was won away from the conservative has With this explanation the disa and orthodox Democrats by William story runs to the effect that Jennings Brvan advocating the free tinguished senator spoke to Mr Cool-ldabout the possibility of Ills (Mr coinage of silver That fact the cleavage within the Democratic par-t- v Coolidge) being nominated by the WASHINGTON Sept 13 (IP) —The was almost enough to account Republicans In 19J2 Acording to the value of the country s mineral prod- - I for the margin by which they lost story Mr Coolidge replied that the ucts to 1929 was $5 830 000 000 which if the presidency to 1898 Even so the Republican nominee in 1932 would be was 8 per cent greater than the value J margin by which the Democrats lost Mr Hoover According to the words of the 193! output and the Republicans won the pres- put into Mr Coolidge a mouth If the The bureau of mines In making the idency in 1898 was very small— io 000 Republican nomination In 1932 is figures public today said the value votes properly distributed through- worth anything Mr Hoover deserves of metallic products of the mines was out the states would have resulted In It and If It Is not worth anything— about 13 per cent greater than In 1928 If the conditions are such that the the election of Bryan Nearly half of the Increase was acDemocrats are extremely likely to counted for by a rise to the value of Put Candidate in White House win — in that even nobody other than copper All the metals After Triumph in 1919 Mr Hoover will want the nomina- contributed to the Important Increase however To consider the next of the prec- tion save Rold and silver edents the Democrat In 1910 won The same idea has been put Into The upward trend did not bring the control of the house and then two different words by another adept In total to the high levels of the last shall be ten years the value of the mineral who years later in 1812 won the pres- compact phraseology “If the Republican products to 1938 being $6213600000 idency But in that 1912 election lor nameless here: 1932 In anyis worth nomination the presidency the Republican party and $8981340 000 to 1920 was split to two The smaller wing thing Mr Hoover deserve it U it of the Republican remained under Is not worth anything Mr Hoover CIRCUS MAN DIES SUDDENLY required to take It" the then President Taft while the willAt be SALEM N C Sept 13 there is another per- (71WINSTON —Fred J Worrell of South Bend larger wing went off under the lea- tinentthis point to reflect upon thing o dership of Roosevelt to compose the Ind 60 manager of the circus died suddenly of apoplexy toProgressive party Can anyone say Change Might Strengthen that tf there had not been that split President's Position day to a ear of the ctrcua train en Jn the Republican party the Demo-- t route from Charlotte to Winston if the la that It assumed commonly would have elected Wilson In win control of the Salem 19127 To putTt to ‘broader ternm pemocraU I'13 J0’1! in alble under these circumstances for appliratoe to the present can one say with confidence that the a president If he is a good presi1h ThiAntivTt u so no president dent and a good man to present to ntog of control of the house by the 011? to 1910 was certain Republican the country a picture which will en?? ! be followed In 1912 by their wtonirg'ii® even to an election in which hance his esteem It Is possible for country the presidency? the country to get a feeling that they himself is not directly Involved The net of all this Is Precedents heBut consider It la quite possible rely on the man to the While House If the win that should Dtmocrats aay election of a Democratic house to save the country from possibly duvJr November the bious legislation or dangerous legisin November might enormously mL hih lation or highly controverted legislaIhln Mr- Hoover a personal position ro' ! rwnttTf w anH before fL1!1' A president with tion attempted by the opposing party the country pr5 193 2 of in to control of the house party in blonviniF t the precedent there are conditions aru-L-ro A congress belonging to a party difsame thlnlrta °S?Ll whUh suggest caution about accept- ferent from the president— In the 0e Ith tog the deduction from precedent It legislature tof control oF the other prevent case a Democratic congress-j- ust because It differs from th presIs sometime the making of deduction would be widely accepted party ident Is apt to be dominated by belthe Koverrior if the morning papers of November i To cit(f one lamtllwr example ligerence and being thus dominated should record the winning of fml E gmUh of the Is apt to do things alarming to the during many Demo-of control the bouse by the terms of bis governorship of New country When that happens the crau There would be a very generalj Y0r state had a legislature that was country or the portions of the counwas that the assumption country It was the controver-hearie- d try that provide It with leadership is Republican straight for a Democratic pie between Democratic Oovernor apt to feel grateful to the man In the president after 1931 Bmlth and the Republican legisla- White House ture that to part made Smith a lame In short Mr Hoover with the DemSees Fallacy in Belief It may be whimsical to say and yet ocrats In control of congress might Nomination Would Be Denied experienced nolltlrian are ltkelv to be In better fortune than he now Is Because of what already has been concede much validity to It that if If the Democrats should win there la another— what IGovemor Smith during all the years trol of the house to November that shall we call It prediction or Idea Ihe was governor of New York had fact so sensational would put the or notion? 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