Show THE- SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 2 C f - Jjc r ' i ! t Sunday Morning b j : ft i ! ffASHINCTDtt OfUCON women are Is robbed not wanting what semicon verted derbies the is stolen wearing and Id wear her scarlet Let him not know't and he's not beret ’ robbed at All women —Othello may dress to please Borne " V men but I’m convinced now that The proprietor of a little country more of them dress to displease other hotel was In what he calls “Willie women Webb’s Army” and has quite a collec man will tion of souvenirs Among them is a What the me sign which he has hanging on the wear this winter doesn’t Interest one wall of his lobby It reads: “let on nearly as much as what man Is going to eat parle Francais” A guest saw the inscription and asked the proprietor if he spoke This Is a funny world When half French "New” he replied "old the world Is faced by famine curves United States Is good enough for in the female figure become fashion- He MONTANA tOAHO WYOMING f i DeSt Louis Philadelphia Chicago troit Ranaas City Atlantal M O coast repreto Co Inc Pacific Los sentative fian rranciaco Angeles Seattle Portland of in formation of The Foreign bureaus No 1 Hue Scribe are Paris frlbun 121 London England Fiji Mall 1 Unter Den Linden Berlin Oermany Excelsior Hotel Rome Italy August 9 1931 RESIDENT HOOVER ha made a wise and promising selection in appointing Frank Evans of Salt Lake City to membership on the federal farm board His selection Is far more than a sectional courtesy to please Utah and her people Those who know Mr Evans know that he will acquit himself with the highest credit In this new and trying role In brief he Is adequately equipped for the position which he la to occupy both from the standpoint of (raining and capacity for meeting new 1 5 u Entered it th poBtoffle at Salt od cUm matiar City aa c Darter member of The Tribune is the Audit Bureau of Circulation The Tribune is m member of Tho 100 000 Oroup of American Outer The Tribune U a member of Media Records Inc group Th Beckwith Spoeial Aiency Inc eastern advertising asent New York Uii and untried problem Utah feel that the agricultural Interest and the federal government are extremely fortunate in being able to obtain the He Is a man lervlces of Mr Evans for this important position For years he has of broad vision and deep understanding been close to the problems of American agriculture In his association with the American Farm Bureau federation By reason of this activity he is Intimately acquainted with agricultural needs and farm problem He has been responsible for the solution of puny of these difficulties In the past and may be expected to render similar service in the broader field Notwithstanding the fact that Mr Evans Is k specialist In agriculture his training and experience are by no means confined to that field He began life as a school teacher and principal subsequently devoting his energies to a study of law Hence hi experience has been of a broad nature a factor Of considerable Import In the new office because farm problem Is Intricately Interwoven with the problems "W other lines of human endeavor Mr Ivans enjoys confidence 'of all classes In Utah who know him as fair and consistent arbiter as well as a progressive thinker of extraordinary ability His friends and neighbors naturally will rejoice with him In the honor which has been accorded hiin by President Hoover Those who are intimately ’ acquainted with him however will feel that the farm board Is as much or more to be congratulated than Mr Evans With such men In their service the agricultural Interests at least (tny rest assured that a tangible national Interest Is being applied to their particular problems U'w-mod- ’ i Jt The Fury of the Mob t (THE blot of the mob once more Is laid upon Alabama as a -colored youth Is riddled with bullets and hanged year-old ‘ for an assault uponan girl Modem civilization haa ot yet placed Itself where It can control the human fury which j i resolves Itself Into lynch law The reason for this perhaps Is that direct action Is so quick and so true to tho point of hu-- ’ I ‘ man bitterness ' As a crime the offense for which this youth wa js hanged per- haps deserved a penalty in keeping with that Inflicted by the mob Under a determined law a similar penalty would have ‘been exacted but with more Justice and less rancor The youth' I would have been given the inherent right of every human being a fair and impartial trial The result nevertheless might have - been much the same if the law and the court met public expectations’ Displays of inob vengeance are always attended by public regrets They nevertheless offer a stern reminder to spineless Jurists §nd maudlin meddlers who hesitate to ex$ct the full pen-- 1 allies for crime ' It Is becoming Increasingly apparent that the deficiencies of law and order and the failures of enforcement 'agencies portend future demonstrations People live under the rules of law because of implied protection of their rights When the law fails them In this they will revert to the savage Instincts Of When the law falls the vigilantes and the mob spirit are encouraged to give vent to their feelings It Is neither desirable nor Just but It Is inevitable ! Conserving Our Timber ' CURRENT figures on the per capita consumption of lumber In is the United States would seem to Indicate that the conser- - ration movement has borne fruit Twenty-fiv- e years ago the per capita consumption of lumber was 500 feet annually while The change of course is not due today it is but 150 feet wholly to the conservation movement New methods of building and attendant reductions in de mand for lumber have had something to do with it Nevertheless the conservation movement has served to eliminate the ancient practice of cutting huge surpluses' The lumber Industry in response to conservation demands has carefully adjusted supply to demand This automatically eliminates the evil of excessive cutting and results in conserving timber resources for future needs Briefly the conservationists and the lumber interests have reduced waste to a minimum giving nature and her trees a chance to replenish and prolong the natural wealth which is represented in our forests -- 5 ' Deserved Recognition me" able again "What have you got that sign there isells ties of red to for?” asked the guest "It says: Benny Co-he- n ‘French is spoken here’” Co-he- n sells suits of navy said “Well I’m a blue — the "when I won that sells flasks of gold to from Lou Holther he told me It said: Benny Co-he- n Princeton— 'God Bless Our Home’” His hose I s’ pose are black to sell Purdue Clothes may not make a man but a smile for Pennsywomen’s clothes have been known to Benny lvania — break a lot of them The heart is warm like Dartmouth’s Ice in Ben My wife didn't take kindly to the can sell to ev’ry idea when in the interests of econ Benny Co-he- n I suggested she take my season-- 1 boy lege before-last’- s "iron” hat and cut it And I’m the guy that sells to Benny — Acid Fumes Co-hdown into one of those cute little! V Cj— en 4 ePublicPulse AN EXAMPLE IS MADE (From Portland Oregonian) One Sam Samueison was convicted in municipal court Saturday of driving an automobile while drunk These facts were brought out: It was Samuelson’s sixth arrest on similar charges Four times he had escaped with a small fine or no penalty Once he had been sentenced to Jail "But I never served any time” he told Judge Tomlinson proudly "The bondsmen got me out" The records showed that he had been duly transferred to the county Jail on that occasion to serve hLs sentence but was released the next day on order of Judge Stadter who had sentenced him No wonder Samueison had come to think himself immune from punishment for an offense which had endangered lives every time he committed it No wonder he went right on repeating the offense since nothing much was ever done about It be INTERNATIONAL HIGHWAY Sponsors of the International Pacific highway are hoping that their dream will be far enough advancod by October of this year so experienced motorists can travel from British Columbia to Mexico City The most formidable barrier to suejt a trip now is a stretch of what is known as barranca country in the causing him the temporary annoyance of an arrest Judge Tomlinson did well to sentence Samueison to jail for sixty Samueison plainly needed a days lesson That sentence and a few more like It against similar offendyond ers may to be expected have a re- straining effect upon drivers who feel themselves impelled to take the wheel of a car when they are intoxicated There need be no implication of in the vengefulness or sending of drunken drivers to Jail It Is a measure that is necessary for over-sever- the public safety family” has "typical Americanhaven't invesdesignated We well bet it has a car a tigated but A been and radio une V i a mortgage — Tampa Trib- that lucky for Herbert Hoover this counQuaker family got intocourt delivtry before the supreme TaIt’s his that ered coma decision— arms-bearin- Ledger steep-walle- ) We Ship To AW Points tn Utah Idaho & Nevada Relieve U S Distress Observer Pleads Rules for Contributors fore winter limited Editor Tribune: The management Editor Tribune: I approve of your tonlv(i) Write on one side of8 the wrds paper of the Holy Cross hospital can’t be (b write leribly (i) Re- editorial on economic recovery It Is lifiens and partisan ditrunleni blamed for getting tired of furnishing barredt (b) personaj aspersions not time for us to awaken from our sleep desired 4 (a) Writers must siin free meals for a lot of true names and residential addresses before we become like the old story as of oridenee i rood faith b) thane bugis” There ’are plenty of them are withheld on request exoept "Sleepy Hollow” It Is a good thing where direct accusations are made and their number will be growing to remind the American people of aiainat indiriduaJs or corporations when the trie names must bo printright along Some public authority their home economics because it Is A ed Poetical contribution are not should take hold'of this problem reconsidered 8 Views expressed in a custom for us to live beyond our this department are those of the conlieving the dire distress of the hunmeans We spend more money for tributors and do not necessarily reflect the views of Tho Tribune 7 gry Are they undeserving? I didn’t The department can not b need as pleasure per week than the average read that anybody offered them the an advertislnr medium § The alternative of making an honest livforeigner receives for a month’ Forum does nt court mere than ene contribution a week from thn that doesn’ wages Nevertheless ing namely chance to go to work same contributor Preference la pubmean we should not receive a living So they gave the homeguards1 the lication ! riven where trie oam wage That means we who would and address la used opportunity to "bum” somebody else save would have In the city they ditched the Test Thus said Poor Richard: "Fond outside of town to try their luck some pride of dress is sure a very curse place else If I had a hungry dog ‘ ’ ere Fancy you consultRconsult your and could not feed him I would Unimportant Lauds King sOoner kill him before turning him As Nation’s purse” And again: “Pride is as Silver Leader loud a beggar as want and a great loose on my neighbors for fear hun TAX REDUCTION deal more saucy" Again he said ger might make him snap at them Editor is Tribune: mass of “Great ships may venture more but It the Wyoming like every other state There Is a lot of talk about soviet in the union Is under the necessity The Russians have no unimportant people of the nation little boats should keep near shore of reducing expenditures this year propaganda need of It here we have our own that swings an election one way or ’Tis however a folly soon punished to make Income balance with outgo home-breand more powerful: unem- another for or against their best in for pride that dines on vanity sups on contempt” as Poor Richard says Acting Governor A M Clark has set ployment and hunger All I know Is his goal at a 20 per cent reduction what I see In the papers Hunger terests This class is either To make it plain I shall endeavor or too indifferent to think to bring you the economic side of the but has reassured worried public em- riots and strikes In pretty near all Economic is a Greek and ployes by announcing that none of Industrial centers even the okl stand- until election time comes around story the proposed saving is to come from bys the farmers are thus: Oeconomicus getting hostile then they certainly do not think— Latin phrase to reduced salaries or reduced forces Trying to save the management of Again Germany and now Just follow the popular crowd so It teaches how to behousehold What is the Thirty years ago Bryan and King come a helping out England “ PURIFICATION manager of affairs which own matter house with to putting jour the that explained Citizens of Salem Ore alarmed people placing we should know and again it is That Is all Stalin is trylnc the nation on a gold standard would from oikonomia management and mystified at the waywardness of In order? of do according to George Bernarc mean disaster for the people their youth have decided that gang- to or state the public reveStalin's way is the would centralize power to a small household look-taxster and crime movies might have Shaw Maybe nue from oikonomos or would not fit U S con body of men who would make or olkos house wrong this is to the housewife something to do with the trouble dltlons way have laws made for the centralizing household They are consequently considering and nenein to distribute come statesman some American Let of wealth The the people and how to manage tightening up the censorship ordito snow the right way but “gold bugs” in power placed and what manage nance making it illegal to show that forward The depression would not have soon before too It do have we it's late now? of such a blow to the public if we type picture in the city Not so long ago a senator said been F M What the city fathers have overhad gone according to the rules of We will make the laws so tight the economics looked but something they ire beafter the war But come W W WS See rule l-people never will get a look In easy and go easy as the story goes ing reminded of by the press of the we Need on comment this? state Js the demonstrated fact that Again says Poor Richard: “For age Why wasn’t Bryan’s warning and want save while you may no such censorship will do nothing but “Haywire' Says Dry He said: headed? "If have you hard drive Salem residents to other cities day” Enforcement “Joke’ times now what will it be when India morning sun lasts a Awhole to see their crime movies VETERAN China Japan and other silver naEditor Tribune: Well I see In the tions are forced to adopt the gold TRAFFIC SLAUGHTER where the prohibition agents standard? What kind of a person Denver in common with most papers Reader Champions Plan cities is continually campaigning to In Ogden have Just nabbed six on must it be who will place his faith I took particular In the gold representatives to bet For Unemployment Dole reduce traffic accidents Results of beer chargesalland six were Americans ter present conditions? Whom that the July campaign: Sixteen killed notice And almost I that say they among them have any idea of tear forgot or more than twice as many as have man too That feat Is ing down a system they have so Editor Tribune: For many months been killed in any other month for got a blind of mention should have worthy kill I have been They carefully built up? Will the last two years reading the Forum and been presented with leather medals the goose that lays their they golden ' MONTANA HIGHWAYS feel that It Is one of the most In About 10 per cent of our bootleggers egg? Senator King’s record proves he Is terestlng features of your paper In By September 1 $2840000 will are Americans and 8 per cent oi them have been spent on Montana high- get caught About 90 per cent are for- the man we Want to lead the way the absence of any proponents for 5 out are of this chaos and about cent apper ways The sum was distributed over eigners the dole system I venture to be Its prehended Why? Who will answer? UNIMPORTANT 62 projects Why don’t some of our champion No system of relief for the IRRIGATION DISTRICTS prohibition officers take a trip around New City Garbage Ruling poor and unemployed has been put The agricultural depression has the mining towns of the state parforward that is so humane so prac-tlcaput many western Irrigation districts ticularly in Carbon county? Go to Brings Indignant and that at the same time will n the “red” A survey of 80i auch most of the hotels poolhalls soft to us our opportunity for deleave Editor Tribune: I’m right with districts by the department of agri- drink parlors and they will find vice of American individual culture ahow that 10 years ago 99 gambling booze and everything that you Mrs T F Jackson We live in velopment Initiative per cent of the bonds sold between goes with it And proprietors are 95 the upetalrs apartment of a story and This system has been in successf 1919 and 1921 were in good rtanding per cent aliens! Why? house containing three ful in England for mote I M HAYWIRE but only 74 per cent of the aame apartments The center apartment thanoperation a decade Bo popular it was vacated a short time ago and a group were in good standing in 1930 Helper that revlot of rubbish left In the rooms Some grown that I venture to say were olution' If would result it DONE TO A TURN children got In there found some M K Dousman Gives Compare this with the popu A new system of memory train matches and proceeded to strike of our Isrity great experiment of the Senator them Luckily there waa ho fire Ing was being taught in a village Warning same years in operation I suggest school and the teacher was becomMy husband and I spent an hour that every head of a family who Is Editor Tribune: Bravo for Knox gathering it up Into our containers ing enthusiastic 'f "For instance” he said ‘'suppos- Patterson and his well written com- and Wednesday morning the garbage employed be given a dole of $5 unweek and $2 per week for each ing you want to remember the name ment in the Forum of August 3 on man refused to take it- - Said Vlf I employed dependent This money to Mr Patterson take yours I’ll have to take the neigh- come of a poet— Bobby Burns Fix in your your recent editorial from the federal government mind s eye a picture of a policeman does but voice the sentiments of bor’s It’s the new ruling” He left in flames See— Bobby Burns?” many regarding the senior senator both I couldn’t carry it in again So in the same way that it is raised in “Yes I see” eald a bright pupil and his sudden change of "political” last evening when my husband was England I have already talked to bankers "But how is anyone to know it does attitude taking It In the bottoms came out of others about this but they say It not represent Robert Browning?”— Although Z have always been of the boxes and It was all wet as a re- and a burden on the Watchman Examiner Republican politics and affiliations sult of the rain What a messt Upon would be too great such distinct partisanship at a time complaining I was told I’d have to national treasury and that England Is burden” under the tottering MOTHER GOOSE STEPS ON IT of such crisis when all should be have It hauled away The money that is put out for doles Jack and Jill went up the hill united In "the greatest good for the After paying my taxes I’d to in England goes for the purchase of At sixty miles or better greatest number ” makes one feel It pay to have somebody else’s have rubbish food clothing and shelter and most is about time to shelve some of these hauled A cop unkind - because was awayI good of the food and clothing at least the Was right behind— and enough to take It cut of the house raw materials come from outside En- “seniors” and get some new blood not They’re seeking bail by letter for but for land and hence Is an economic loss only my protection — Boston Transcript Into line for our "Moses” Mr Smoot must not forget that the protection of the public I’ll o England In contrast Just try to figure out In regard to China’s refusal to each year finds the voters even old dump it In the street let Roy Chapman Andrews remove time "stand-pattermore in favor That’s the support a considerate any Imported Item that you could citizen gets buy for on the handsome any more dinosaur eggs from the of the scratched ticket It’s the Does it pay to protect the public? sum of $9yourself Gobi desert our position Is as it has strongest man now not the politics per week My contention Where condoes the is citizen get any that in solving the problem for been: When you’ve seen one the one who delivers the goods and dinosaur egg you've seen them will fight the most ardently and un sideration? Some of the departments the starving wife and children of the to force of rid it won’t others get you reNews to a unemployed we would solve the probselfishly bring about rapid take it away We surely will clear lem of the farmers’ overproduction turn to normal conditions out the rubbish this fall Yes who and help the situation for cotton average man is one who won’t M K DOUSMAN J else has anything to say? that he’a average— Arkansas wool oils and railroads A Taxpayer See rule LA and MRS WILLIAM & WILLIAMS "CONCERNED” 1 Letters t JtOft POLICE RADIO Lo Angeles has had for some time what Salt Lake is now trying past to get—a police radio station for the broadcasting of alarms and reports The station is considered a great help to the department In running down and apprehending criminals but it has one serious defect The citizens hear the calls and reports on their radios which is quite all right If they could only control their curiosity But such i not tha case Many of them scurry to the scene of the trouble to interfere with the work of the officers and submit themselves to unnecessary danger Frequently the police find them selves in much the same trouble which firemen have always had to contend with d 'fl RHONE WASATCH 600 FREE CITY DELIVERY Brighter more sparkling with zelected foods from the United REMARKABLY LOW PRICES— In addition to excellent store telephone and delivery service AVGVST Make Summer Meals Happier THE UNITED OFFERS exceptional quality and SPECIAL VALUES ALL WEEK tn 6 cans 35c MILK Cans HORMEL JSl HAMS JSf- lb 47c 10 lie tall can 1 1 JEI Femdell Pepper 10c bag lb Salt It “"t “It pint can b Sugar b Pure Maple- can Bucket S0c Cane Syrup 4 17c pkg 17c pkg 21c Cubelrt 25c il 2 pkgs Sugar 20c Powdered Sugar Heinz Cider Malt or Whiten ff Vinegar— Quart bottle 30c Wesson Oil OVn 3130 Pompeian Olive Oil Brown 10c 15! 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