Show f 2 f THE SALT LAKE TRIBUXE Ijf Imid Try Led Tribune J< al pibintc jSJJNDAY MORNING JUNE '28 193L The Changed Attitude by Th Baft PubUAhlna Company kind bond-secure- and cwq many wild beasts to for at any time? that' one elephant I would suggest be kept one bear and a smonkey as the as money d If you doubt this let them show the history of the past Actual practice If sensible methods are good for Individuals and corporations why not for cities and municipalities? Are our officials going to be duped Into this kind of rot and" abuse forever? Or are they going to be the exception and call a halt in this out- landlsh foolishness and business crime and save what they can In Justice for you and I Mr Common A W MORRISON Citizen? fnured al the poatofflee at Blit Ui City aa Mcoad claa mtlicr nomine to enable them to shele their wlvei and littlel children? Is it necessary to have a feed of from $5 to $10 for each dollar re celved for actual use by the city In ter of work and feed -- well which the grown-upchildren would enjoy aa much as kind tq same the having many of l0The to writer would Bke be in formed Just what the expense of the the zoo at Liberty park was during Now of course on acyear 1930 to animals the count of moving — — newer and finer quarters the exmove that penses will be plenty I sell Abolish Zoo Vie Cash or kill our city commissioners of these beasts and give For Poor Writer Urges two-thirto the poor families the proceeds or all of our city commis-sione- rs Editor Tribune: Is there one perIf onewould spare just thirty win son In Salt Lake who will dispute the writer writer when he says that to feed utes of their precious time the m one hundred or more wild animals would like to take them to see Is an unnecessary and 'shameful ex- little mother with five babies In watef travagance especially In these times small hovel of two rooms no of depression and hardship when in the house and without the neceUene hundreds of men are walking the ssary foods for fcseglfor streets begging and crying for any! -- ds June Sunday Mominf VALUE OF SILVER Here in the silver producing west always recognized NOTWITHSTANDING between the first offender and there is a wide range of opinion as to the habitual criminal we have never been able to accept the what would be a fair value to place on silver provided the government theory that the pampering of young criminals is calculated to do cpuld much for morals or for youth On the contrary we look upon on and would fix a definite price The figures range all the current trend as a distortion of the American Ideal and the the metal way from 60 cents per ounce to the repudiation of faith in justice which recognizes neither pov- the famous 16 to 1 ratio of the Bryan erty nor Influence in matters 6f law campaigns which would be approxiWe hold a degree of sympathy and understanding for the mately $130 per ounce action of Governor Dern in granting a reprieve to a young man A Salt Lake man A B Young under an indeterminate sentence burglary not because foe assistant manager of the Internatbelieve he should go unpunished but because it Is the only manional Smelting company and a seriner in which society can correct a judicial abuse This man old ous student of economics conceived the Idea that a fair figure might be enough to know better with another of approximately the same the average price which has been paid for all the silver in existence that Bge and qualifications broke Into a Salt Lake store to be In terms of gold They wefe duly apprehended arrested and prosecuted Boto price Anything less than that would dedifferent and were before both sentenced guilty pleaded judges preciate the hoardings of the Chinese and Indians and anything more to serve terms In the state prison In the one case the senbe giving them a profit would tence was suspended while in the other justice was permitted He accordingly figured out the to take its course a rank example of the distortions that are world's total production of silver born of the increasing tendency toward Judicial defeat of the since 1493 and the total sum paid for that silver In terms of gold at the first Import of the law rate of $20 67 per ounce From this Governor Dern evidently figures that Justice has been he extracted a weighted average and that every ounce of silver In abused and reasons that the element of human rights can be found the world represents a gold investequalized only through the pardoning power of the state The ment of 99 cents The total production since 1493 Is governor could not by any manner of means set aside the 15115392000 and (or this action of the court which invoked tlie suspended sentence So has been paid ounces $15036302000 it is that by the force of circumstance he is compelled to purGOLDEN ANNIVERSARY sue the philosophy that two wrongs will make a right We Blsbee Arlz one of the most fathat both of these young men should have received some mous towns of the west will measure of punishment for their offense The theory that the reach mining the age of 60 this August and first criminal experience can be forgiven is of Judicial origin ‘ Will celebrate the occasion In approstyle on the first three days of and in no sense of the word a response to the public conscience priate the month It will be the town's first the The first offense is the gravest anniversary celebration theory that still prevails In the average American home Its only menace Is PUBLIC SERVICE EDUCATION the Judicial reasoning that it can be freely forgiven California Is going Into the field of It must appear that in these cases a distinct favor was ex- j education lor public service on an exThe best sdvertlsed extended to one young man while by contrast the other was sub- tensive scale ample of this Is the police school of Descendant Would Have a to distinct injustice notwithstanding the fact that he the City of Berkeley under Chief jected Atonement for Wrongs The American sense of August Vollmer but many other perhaps received what he deserved schools In the state are doing similar justice shrinks from sucl discrimination In human rights under work The Idea Is of course to make Editor Tribune: Blessed be the the law a fact that Judges should remember when availing public service a profession which de- meek They shall enter heaven inworkers themselves of the legal right to forgive what the law prohibits mands and gets trained The Emperor Franz Joseph probstead of a convenient place for politicians to put their friends regardless ably will go down In history as the world's most popular monarch There of qualifications was nothing particularly great about Encouraging NEIGHBORLY ADVERTISING him but so popular was he that even Slav subjects the Czechs Slovatraffic ‘toll is a monument to national carelessness 14' The Spokane chamber of commerce his and Croats fought MODERN spending part of it advertising ap- kians Slovenes against their Slav brethren the Rusindifference of tome secis exceeded only by propriation this year on neighboring sians who were the Serbians and territory Instead of concentrating to continue unchallenged tions of the country which permits on their own city alone they are trying to free them from their GerMagyar masters prospective tourists of parks man andwas and unchecked Just what is to be done to create traffic con- telling the secret of his popuWhat and resorts for many miles around sciousness on the part of both pedestrians and motorists still Is The Spokane business men have de- larity? It was this: Once a year he ' cided that this broader policy of ad- washed the feet of 12 beggars in undetermined more people to public will bring vertising We are prone to forgive the regrettable accident which their own city by bringing more Into There must be a few alive of the of the affair of September claims life or limb and thereby condone Its causes In the face the territory of which Spokane is the children 11 1857 Let us get them here and of death which was no more courted by the victim than it was metropolis have two or three of-- our most promising men do like Franz Joseph to Intended by the driver we are reluctant to take punitive steps LOOKING AHEAD atone for the deed It would be a ' toward preventive measures Although still smarting over their glorious day for all of us to stop construction of Hoover This Is not to criticise the people of Confronted by a fatal accident we are motivated entirely failure dam Arizonians are now showing an by eympathy' We heap our sympathy on the bereaved relatives Inclination to make the best of what sltua-tlowhich is now under way Is the raisand friends We feel sorry for the driver of the death car If many of them consider a bad out of ing of a $100000 fund and get what they can we have formed conclusions aa to the causes of the fatal mishap The sales argument being used on the Colorado river we are too charitable to stress them One ambitious plan proposed by prospective contributors Is that the the of legion convention the prize of them We feel perhaps that we are powerless to restore life and Thomas Maddock secretary Arizona Colorado river commission all from the standpoint of attendance by this token realize that punitive action adds nothing to the Is to construct a tunnel from will bring to the city between $3000-00- 0 and $5000000 In cold cash which This the Little Colorado to Verde valley grief of the responsible party But what of the future? The secretary figures that this tun- Is a rich reward lor a small investon can be cannot and must checked go indefinitely slaughter nel could be used to divert water for ment of $100000 These deaths coming to us day after day are not an essential irrigation of 1500000 acres of land Proud Portlanders believe also that vicinity of Phoenix and an they can substantially increase their part of modern civilization They may be traced to definite In theamount In the Yuma valley permanent population by bringing equal causes most of which find their seat In human carelessness The cost he thinks woud not be pro- the legion convention there This be Idea has for Its basis a survey which would three as the tunnel fix hibitive we have the courage to whether or not them than the total tunnel shows that 3 per cent of all convenOne of the evils of modern traffic and one which is encour- miles shorter mileage required for the Los Angeles tion visitors are so badly bitten by aging If not actually contributing to this death toll is the dis- aqueduct Instead of losing 400000 the Portland virus that they return of hydroelectrle energy to make their homes there position to deal lightly with traffic violations which are not at- horsepower amount which will be required to INC PROGRESSIVES tended by injury or damage The potential possibilities of these the lift the water Into the Los Angeles could develop Voters of Colorado who classify violating so often are Ignored that they ultimately run to the aqueduct Arlsona horsepower In the drop down the themselves ss Progressives now have logical consequence resulting in injury or even death Verde river valley according to the an organization in which to seek poWhen traffic courts dismiss u trivial offenses which may computation of Mr Maddock litical company The organization Progressive Votors Inc was recently cause death or injury they invite very situation which the ANGLING CONVENTION organized in preparation for the 1932 public service and society as a whole are afraid to face when has already campaign The purpose of the group Ore Portland a similar violation brings the inevitable result Traffic regula- launched a campaign to bring the according to the sponsors Is to work American Legion con- for progressive government through tions have been Invoked to discourage carelessness They are 1932 national to that city The first move 'the existing parties vention more or less useless If they assume the proportions of a serious public offense only when someone has been Injured or killed j the t 1 1931 28 fact tha t we have SHON WASATCH SOOr for 26 it n Sunkist Sliced 5 (or Hi cans Sunkist Halves Blackberry Shaver'! 65c By Our Readers e Rules for Contributors 1 Letters Ifnitet te 800 werda (a) Write ©a ene tide ©I the paper enlyi (b) Write leflbly 8 ak kBeiitiees and partisan dlseasslene barred j (b) Personal aepersiene Bet desired 4 a Writers nasi farnlsh trae name and residential addresaee aa evidence ef peed faitbi b) These are withheld en reeaetU except are made where direct accusation acainet Individual or corporations when the trae names mast be printed 8 Poetical eontrlbatlone are not Views expressed in considered this department are those ef the eontribntera and de net neeessarilr reflect the views ef The Tribeaa 9 The department ean net be ased aa S The mediae aa advertislae Poram does net eeart mere than ene eentribatien a week from the same eoolribater t Utah of those early days They were surrounded by enemies and had to fight fearful odds to keep their religion and institutions So with distracted and worried minds mistakes were bound to happen In a few years they will all be dead so let us be brave and do it now It will be the first time it was ever done in the United States and It will draw of visitors from California and thou-sand- the east A DESCENDANT five - OF THE FIFTY - the Utah in Washington ITT AH marble will grace the new Latter-daSaints chapel In U Washington D C according to a recent decision of the general authorities The action of the church is not only calculated to establish something of the Utah influence in the architecture of the national capital but to direct attention to one of our natural resources The Washington structure will xxxark another departure In encouragement for this industry For the first time the marble will be used In the exterior finish Heretofore Utah marble has been used with beautiful effect for Interior work but outside use has been deferred for this enterprise The results of this experiment no doubt will be watched with Interest since they are calculated to Increase demand for this product If it Is found to withstand the exterior demands of modern building The Utah marble has rare qualities of beauty for Interior decoration If In addition to this It Is found to be practical for exteriors the decision of the church authorities should offer distinct encouragement the Utah Industry y world-wi- de to Canoes out in the moonlight in navigable waters must be equipped with proper lights according to a ruling of the bureau of navigation Most of them already bave siren Things are reported to be bad In Hollywood and many of the lesser lights of the film world are out of work Indeed some of them are making this year’s divorce do till things are better A Chicago man rushed out "present for his wife and hasn’t some idea of what a last-minu- te his home Christmas to get a returned yet That will give you holiday rush can come to of We ought not to treat living creatures like shoes br household belongings which when worn with use we throw away— Plutarch lence was restored the eldest daughter with an air of curiosity said “Well papa what did Apostle Paul say?" “Pass me the mustard" said the churchman absently The other evening a churchman sat down to the dinner table with a very thoughtful air and attended to the wants of his brood in a very abstracted manner Presently he looked up at his wife and said: " The Apostle Paul "Got an awful lump on the head ’saftemoon" broke in the eldest eon The pitcher baseball "playin’ beaned' me Golly it sure hurt" The churchman gravely paused for the interruption and resumed: ’’ "The Apostle Paul "Saw Aunt Belle on the street today” said his eldest daughter addressing her mother "She had on that same old dress that she’s made over a dozen times and a hat so out of style that Queen Mary wouldn't wear it And she's got more dollars than Dublin has corks" He waited patiently and then In tones a trifle louder said: The Apostle Pau: "Went In swlmmln last night with Harry and Ben pop and slipped and sprained my ankle" exclaimed his youngest son “It's so swollen I can't get my shoe on and please can’t I stay home from church tomorrow?" The churchman Informed hls son that he might stay away from the swimming pool and then resumed his topic He said: " "The Apostle Paul says "There’s a fly in the butter t" shrieked the cherub and s general laugh followed When si Dan Sullivan says that the relative Importance of things that enter Into sn accident varies with different types of people The train was racing along at about sixty miles an hour and Jones was snoozing In hls section when he was disturbed by a fellow passenger rushing along the aisle "Excuse me” gasped this excited Individual “but Is your wife a rather stout lady wearing a brown dress and a red hat?” “Yes" replied the astonished Jones “What's all the excitement about?" "Excltementl" exclaimed the unknown passenger "The excitement Is that she has fallen off the train" "Good heavens!” yelled Jones "Don't stand there doing nothing Pull the cord She's got the tickets” Joe the barber says that a diploma Is proof that you have had a chance to get an education Advice to June brides: If you want to keep your marriage a secret all you have tq do Is to treat each other as you did before the wedding and nobody will suspect hand? with the aid of the multiplication table and a pencil I discovered that one second-foof water which has cost the city about $18000 if sold to the consumer at 7 2 cents per 100 cubic feet (the new price) win produce a revenue of $23668 in a year enough to pay for the water and cost of distribution While I presume that during the coming dry season most of this water wUl be sold to users the city will use on Its parks etc a goodly portion and some will go to waste In the winter But sufficient will be ot Fancy 6 (or 65c PINEAPPLE FINGERS Hawaii’s finest FIGS Extra Fancy No 24 cans ar Kins Kelly Orange Jars 40c BATTLE CREEK FRUITS All kinds — Pesrs Peaches Grapefruit etc No 2 cans 8 (or Can Watermelons Lb doz The KRAFT AMERICAN CHEESE WVL Lb Brick 25c KRAFT PIMENTO SPREADING CHEESE 40c qfia and chiu The finest Genoa RELISH Pint Jar Lb 59c Qt 4 CANS 5 CANS 4 CANS 10 CANS Another Fins Food 8 CANS full site H-o- Contihttrfal BenkBlk ORLOB-HATCH-BRUN- med red A CANS 37e CRAB MEAT crab salad tomor Try row 3 CAN8 20c SHRIMPS Add seit to summer salads Q CANS 25c NORM ANN A BAR DINES — Tasty rwegian fish 5 SUNKIST In Pur OH S x Fresh BIG S22S V FRESH Buttered Crackers an Cookies CASHEW NUTS - Lb 89o DOLLAR VALUE 1 pk Saratoga r Flakes 1 pkff- - Cheese Flips 1 pkr- - Fig Nuggetts 1 pkg Mscsrpon 15c Alber's FLAPJACK FLOUR S tpkff Butter Cookies lb rf Oltv CANS PURITY Crisp 39c NoCANS Sandwich Case (24) 27o Fkgs 50c Rkookum - MAPLE-CAN- E SYRUP pkg Dinger Snaps TOTAL VALUE— 8130 ‘ Furs Can 42o $110 BIu Jay Broom 12 Silken Toilet Tissue 12 rolls 15c Calo Dog or Cat' food 9 cans 45c Feet's Granu- $ Van Camp’s The tang and flavor of tlsa Maine Woods N bean 1a anything Ilka them Bs sura and include them In your order CANS ether ' a Fnerrfslni Mmmer Btraifht ©r Miortdl Bran ©r Z© Qisktr Faffed Hhest Ottuker Cracksts post Bran Past All Br Post Toasties Cora Flakes is Hhreddrd Wbest Hrtns Rie© Flaks Rie© Kristie Quick I Fir lit© r© Ifa IK© 15© YjkwixeAj 217 Main St 45c PL Jar Flat Libby The West's Finest 10 Bottles 81 protectcdiy insurance Suprema YUM 15c B E C C O 13© CO no SALMON No 1 Can— Extra good 35c LOAF Bottleg ld l!UDQARD-DE- ii Shn U?V 13c VIENNA SAUSAGE Libby’y—Extra Fine— when I'm your convenience Jar LUNCH TONGUE appetlz- Wonderfully Inf vL 40 SPREAD e 25c SUNKIST TUNA Very select quality AQ Half or Mayonnaise 30r CORNED BEEF Libby’s or Verlbest— 30c PO- GOLD MEDAL MAYONNAISE 100® ISLAND DRESSING S0 10 r of Star Hams Salami 20c VEAL Leave it’fo 4 IOC ARMOUR’S New Fixed Flavor CRISP AWL PLATES— Pkf of 10 COLORED NAPKINS to match— Pkf of 28 WAX ENVELOPES rOR SANDWICHES— ‘ wV Pkg ot 28 E NAPKINS— 4 ft-- Pkf 29c 8 Cana CANDLES— FRESH T5c to 25c cm COLORED PAPER 4B LIBBY'S DEVILED 4 MEAT 8 Cana 10c GEBHARDT’S SPAGHETTI RICE or BEANS ed Bottles — 2 big glasses— Really-beau-tlf- 35c GENUINE UNDERWOOD’S £EAMLED2Cans 15c say your diamond came from Hutjbard-Den- n And the question of quality is answered diamond rings are sold "her for $50 $100 $200 and on terms to suit $389 LbAiaJV TATO CHIPS LUNCHEON SETS— Plates Nap- - 19c Satisfying! HIRES ROOT BEER Just Klondyke GEORGE WASHINGTON INSTANT COFFEE 4 Sc Reader Favors Advance Reserve Not Water Bonds Sure can enjoy life 2£c sweet Juicy variety Sparkling Refreshing Clicquot Club GINGER ALE 56 Bottles SI Case (12) SI 98 Case (24)' Picnics July 4th and All Summer 20c FRESH POTATO S FkfS 35c :44c CHIPS - Suggestions for AN ANXIOUS TAXPAYER d 49c RED HEARTED big BLACK SEEDED $1 $ CHICKEN Half or whole 42c Oranges n UORMEL Flavor-Seale- SAUSAGE wonderfully seasoned 49c 3 Special HORMEL 45c UORMEL Flavor Sealed HAMS Half or Whole Pound Large Full o' Jules Valencia for each $1 Extra' Ilormel Ef" HAMS This Is a most inopportune time to Incur debts whether public or private and I am certain that if this water deal were a private affair no conservative business man would borrow $2000000 for 40 years to finance It ' However I would be willing to vote for the bondi if the city commission would pass an ordinance requiring that all the net revenues derived from water sold must be paid on the bonds and that when fully paid for the old rate should be restored We were promised when we were all put on meters that the rates for water would not be raised r Editor Tribune: Pressing prob lems again present themselves Thank you Poor Richard When we meet tell me who you are Your much-needtimely encouragement is indeed appreciated Do you agree with this? I think it was I who launched the first opposition to the last bond election Those reasons still stand I am still vehemently opposed to further bonding this city for water or any other purpose This time however It seems to have the full and active support of the Salt Lake chamber of commerce I have previously asked why are they? So far as I am con- cerned they can attend to their own affairs but they can’t act for me In city problems Can they hoodwink you Mr Citizen? Isn’t this City suffering enough from their abuse? I still affirm that if we need provide for the future by lulldlng up a reserve In advance Eliminate outlandish costs of getting borrowed money cutting our nets practically in half but paying the exorbitant costs of the whole amount plus interest which in the end amounts to the astounding abuse B 8 $ 45c FERNDELL OLIVES Stuffed or 3 Jars Queen 13c STRAINED VEGETABLES Gerber’s all ’ 10 cans kinds 2 cans 60c PECANS 4 for 23c MARMALADE et Hotel cans 15c HEINZ SPAGHETTI A meal in Itself 8 cans 40c RIPE OLIVES Mammoth size Wyandotte 3 tall cans $ 2 Jars 33c BREAKFAST sold so that the new water would pay for Itself in at most five years bond? Then why a of Since the new 34 second-fewater lust bought is to take the place of a deficit the distributing system will-b- e able to handle it as it has been doing for so many years and I see n real need of borrowing $700-00- 0 to add to this equipment The national slogan Is retrenchment President Hoover Is reducing expenditures in all departments of government to the limit Never has such a depression been known before 0 Fancv 1 0 (or 3 beautilul green ieniine True Cut Glams— $140 value rJ’gJ Ierndeil£g Refreshing) it 'If I have talked too long" said a certain politician who Isn’t noted for his brevity "It's because there's no clock In this hall — and I haven't my watch with me" "There’s a calendar behind you” interrupted a voice from the crowd Tall style 4 (or cam (rult Editor Tribune: Even In the Forum the writer has not seen one word against the proposed water bond There must be a reason as every question has two sides Are our taxpayers enjoying such unusual prosperity that they have become indifferent to an Increase of $100000 Interest each year on $2000000 which will amount at 5 per cent Interest to $6000000 by the time it is due? 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