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PUBLIC PULSE THE ANXIOUS CRYSTAL GAZER New York (Tfilnmc 13 1933 counties hay doing the thirty-nin- e BELONG TO THE SYSTEM been carrying on their road work In (From Seattle Times) different ways thirty-nin-e If the people are to derive proper Much of the later state road buildup benefits from ti constantly extend- ing has been designed to connectcomlarger cities giving smaller ing network of good highways the the Where even But the state must Immediately prqvlde for munities mam state highways hit city or town a of the allocation larger proportion limits the state does little or nothing of road funds to the improvement of to help get the traffic through to the other side Resident of cities traffic routes through cities and and towns by means of license fees towns This Is the conclusion stated and property taxes furnish gasoline of rural survey a after comprehensive to 80 per cent of all the road and urban traffic conditions by the from 85 but more important than any traffic btfreau of Harvard university money: involved is the fact The report of this survey among financial equities can be efficient unthat no highway other findings declares: efficient in all its parts City "While automotive transportation less town streets used for 'highway an established part of America' so- and be part of the highway cial and economic life Is growing by traffic should ygtpm improved ind maintained leaps and bounds the provisionsof from highway funds made" heretofore in the matter highway facilities to csre for this ALL EXPLAINED growing need has been largely de Johnnie —"Why does the whistle voted to rural areas at the expense blow for a fire?’1 of cities” The truth of that statement is no Billy— "It doesn’t blow for tlia fire where better known than here in it blows for water They've got tha the state of Washington Some years fire" — Hudson Star ago a splendid system of state highSince then we POSTPONE ALL ENDEARMENTS ways was planned have not only been building up to Mrs "Darling I’m sorry that plan but have been running new I’ve beenNagger— so mein to you lately” as roads in all diiections as Mr Nagger— "Well this Is a fine widening atraightening and in some I’m dead broke’ — instances paralleling old roads And time to be sorry Pathfinder been has stale the on top of all that Day-by-Da- y By O O McINTYRE NEW YORK Jan Who remembers hile strolling: hen you hud to slip a hotel cleik a ill to clinch a reervation? Phil Plant looks a bit peaked Add similes 'As hard as the seat of a tearoom chair” One word description of Dr Leo Michel — smiley Vicki Baum suggests something to rub on the chest Nobody has quinsy any more They huper Jimmy Walker bucked at the last moment but the gangplank had Jilted That happy inGOVERNOR HENRY H BLOOD In a forceful message to the ternational wanderer Tippy Cray in town again One of my favorite peoUtah legislature establishes beyond all doubt the absolute ple Grace Allen They're calling plai c Tlxey Promenade' In Sutton need tor public economies now confrontag the legislature Look it up! I must look up that word decibel this his first official message to the regular session Governor Mary Garden and Floyd Cibbons have The state’s financial position Blood draws a vivid picture ot the big laugh in front of Pierre's Deve-reauMilburn and Hitchcock statement Is plain and trank even If somewhat painful reciting the polobts look Tommy alike And Dr Lief and Sam Shipman that the way out of difficulty rests primarily with official econo- Nathaniel bear a resemblance John Ander son a Pensacola Fla boy who made mies which will permit the state to balance Its budget and regood In the city establish the government upon a firm financial foundation s Spring garden sets In the five tra la Don Clarke the mug The governor not only urges rigid economy In the present is beginning to look like one of those authors What pontifical British session of the legislature but recommends earnest and consischanges at the old Knickerbocker hoGoverofficial sources new for tel comer! Nobody can look so innotent search for savings In brief demure as Lili Damlti Or nor Blood points out to the legislature that public economies are cently strut reclining on a sofa like AlexWoollcott to be achieved In the same manner as retrenchments In private ander Mis John Chapman rould double business through In citing a deficit for the Elsie Ferguson of 20 years ago and sacrifice George Jessel sticks out hij head like approximating $2000000 to the attention of the legislature he turtle Always see Sulka the tony strolling up the avenue furnishes striking evidence of the need of the executive urge to haberdasher at dusk And how many miss Captain strict and relentless economy in the conduct of the state’s Jim Churchill's saunter up Broadwa1 at the same hour? What became of business flavored toothpicks? Governor Blood strongly recommends bond Issues totaling Bob Brinkerhoff was in a taxtder Of this amount $1000000 Is to take care of that mist's $2000000 shop in the West 60s when s amount of money borrowed last June on tax anticipation notes hillbilly entered to have his corns Told they did not do that which are due on January 31 1933 and which of course trimmed kind of work he sneered- ''And you must be met by bond Issues or by some other means The addi- call yourself a taxidermist?" tional million dollar bond Issue that the governor calls for Is I dropped out of the Central Park to repay $900000 that has been borrowed from the bond sinkSouth promenade into the New York of the Parisian Rumplemay ing funds of the state $300000 of which was used to repay the branch er’a today The stand hard state road fund for money borrowed from that fund An addi- by Hotel Meurice original is the most populai tearoom in Europe tional $125000 la needed to cover the deficit In the bond sinking The tables are from noon until fund account created by the purchase of bonds for sinking sundown But filled the New York version seems a pale earbon There was the funds where & premium was paid for such bonds confectionery dazzle huge ribThese bond Issues will wipe out the deficits take care of the zestful boned boxes in blight bifurcation a tax anticipation notes and repay to the sinking funds the moneys cheerful foimtaln yet somehow it borrowed from them permitting Governor Blood to start his had not mastered the humorous ingenuities end gush of spluttering corHe Is entitled to diality that makes administration on a sound financial basis of Taree! a ’such a start This course however go-b- The Governor’s Message “ i x and-ten- self-deni- Brltish-America- O A slight turn of the razor -- i rAtHCjj-y implies heavy responsibility to avoid all deficits through the maintenance of balanced In come and expenditures In other words It suggests that there must be a more determined effort to avoid future deficits that bond issues for the payment of debt may not become a growing or a continuous practice The public fear In this course is that the action may constitute a dangerous precedent for meeting future deficiencies in state financial control which must be zealously guarded against It should naturally follow also that something definite will be done to abrogate that very dangerous practice of borrowing from bond sinking funds or state road funds to pay the state’s running expenses as evidently has been done The governor makes It plain to the legislature that all state agencies and Institutions share the responsibility for getting the utmost from the tax dollar He recites that our educational institutions must ponder their position eliminating wherever possible frills which are not vital to the basic structure of eduHe suggests needed changes In the banking laws cation changes which he hopes will seek the prevention of disaster among banks and depositors rather than to take charge after it is too late to save the institution The governor’s address to the legislature is a courageous message which reveals both understanding and practical reasoning as they are related to the state’s immediate needs He has put It squarely up to the legislature to share this responsibility with the executive branch of the government indicating In strong terms that official economy must start with this session of the legislature It constitutes the first step toward the government of the state of Utah In keeping with the times a departure which Is necessary to bring the state's financing within the reach of taxpayers who must support it Salt Lake Finances LAKE CITY weather the economic storm In a manner reflects credit on the municipal administration Deficits are common things at this time Salt Lake closes that year of all years 1932 with cash on hand and without resort to the n custom of pyramiding obligations Mayor Marcus in addressing the Salt Lake Advertising club directs attention to the battle the city commission has made to continue necessary service and etill practice thrift He gives credit to public cooperation thereby displaying a broad view of the value of unity in the community lie Bays: "We have had to turn down requests for Improvements but I think the excellent condition of the treasury Justifies the well-know- action taken” It became apparent early in the year that drastic uutall-me- nt of public service might be necessary The city officials are entitled to jiubile commendation for this recoid of accomplishment in the fare of obstacles As the months ahead are viewed it becomes necessary for the municipality to finance by Belling tax anticipation notes Tills practice Ls condemned in various quarters as a matter of principle but public officials have the responsibility of providing funds to defray expense and the need for borrowing began with the launching of a murlt ipal government At the outset it Ls apparent there were no funds upon width to operate notw itl slat ding the axouranee that an annual of taxes wuuld yield the necessary amount It never has been pi?sible to estape from this necessity and the mere fact that borrowing is resorted to does not reflect on tire soundness of the taxing unit’s program Tills situation has creattd & demand for installment tax payments to the ’end that some legitimate inducement held out to the taxpayer would result In a steady flow of cavil into the pub-- Jl tmuury This plan it ls argued would minimize the need f r advance futntlpg in anticipation of year-en- d roUcctkms The favorable showing made by halt Lake City U heartening to ths public t uggtstionj for reform which 111 contribute to further Improvement In governmental management merit thoughtful attention tf ail citizens ft pr" varhi luhelor Lo'iw Ivri h tm to rut Me Ur s a'mi'ftr r It's I a q ri e pitgunistn 'ii’o 1 I t d U handle instantly adjusts the “BLUE BLADE” to the’ v'-ts- L requirements of your face a t mh I 1 who apparently ti 'inti 1 s the many important advan- mi LSwV Mrt Kr Dents hwtwm 1m Otes He package From Sandpit Depression Hits Farm Labor Hardest Claimed nnz or ti mewhere better to be tnkin west of it— Portland use the “BLUE BLADE” 1 carries tke portrait el C King with its patented slot GtUctt h fJteh Idaho Wt S£!pTo A1 Pcir i d vu li - 1 of fay 00$ TEES CITY DELIVERY Friday and Saturday Specials KETIBN ENGAGFMFNT or BV rOPU-A- Fresh Dressed TURKEYS Limited Supply FRESH DRESSED THE GREAT AWFRICAN BIRD— KKltlEST— 5c 9c Crisp HEARTS Fresh Largs Head LETTUCE Snowwhlte lALLIFLOWEIt lb CELERY 12c Fresh California Largs Six d Wll - — --— r a: wmmmm ! 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United te in words t () minds me of a friend W’hose boast is A bone to the dog Is not charity on iids of Us pssr solrt Writ Tribune: May I contribute (h) writ lotlblr Editor 8 te) ftsllilsost his first glass of soda was served bv bone with the i the shared racial ead partitas dlaauaalotia barred the dainty Lillian Gish whose career Chrlty the following to the Forum?: b personal asvorstona net desired 4 U) Writers must sics tree start and Included a stretch of soda jerking in dog when you art just as hungry nation’s of the one Paul Douglas addresses as residential Tras name will London the Jack a Springfield Ohio drug store dog— ba printed pnU reasons aallafaetery ta leading economists in the World To- the a for are fieen editor withholding (bo ome food for name 6 Poetical contributions It was heartening a recent wintry There spemed to be some diffi- morrow present are not “Whose called 4 Views atproosed in Ibis in article an eomtdered thought to see reddish manthe brown nglit in the house over the punctuaof contributors those Iht culty art Is department information Hi sion of Cornelius Vanderbilt at do not necessarily reflect lbs fiewt tion of a senate message One of the Depression?” on reports from the bureau of and of The Tribune I Ihe department ean and Fifth avenue a monstrous senators said that it w as to bother based statistic medium silly and the Standard Sta- pot be used ns an advartlaint more javelin of light in surrounding gloom about commas because they don't labor than 4ns1W forum deeaa not sourt which reports intertistic A canopy arched to the curb roofed a amount to company from vach tbs eontribaUon much Then a member of each author strip of plush carpet Proud motors the house wrote this sentence: 'The est and dividend payments madeUnited all corporations of fte debouched a glittering cascade But of the senate savs the year by one could not help notice the shiver- presidentof the house is a fool” "Now1 States These figures are correct and a “camp bum" never served aa milispeaker can be authenticated tary polio In the rear has fourteen ing curious clotted on either side of he said "we'll put a comma after 'senthe runway And what seemed an ate' and another after ‘house T' Using 1828 as a basic year and 100 battles and engagement to hi credit to prove game ommoiu murmur apreadmg through per cent amounts paid in wages In and the document the moulting watcher may have been Aaron Garrison 409 Second East the United State decreased to 80 per and ls now drawing $33 per month At any rate a crossing street send in the lolution to the cent in 1830 to 60 per cent In 1931 and need it Yet he Is satisfied with imagination while political office cop told me It was a charity heigh ho problem printed In Monday' column and to 38 per cent in 1932 Thu that amount He solved It by algebra This was the mean labor ha lost 62 per cent of soldiers that never rendered any serFthel Barrymore took her chunk of problem: "A farmer asked what ani- its income and buying power aince vice of worth to the nation are drawHollywood movie money received mals he was sending to market re- 1926 Have dividend checks and In- ing several hundred per month and for acting with the other Barrymores plied as follows: They're all pigs ex- terest coupon shriveled in the game aom of them are affiliated with the and invested it in an The idea and oblegitt Economy league four all cows except six and a'll proportion? Note: mate vehicle which died aborning in cept Again using 1928 as a basis year ject of the league are to cut out the except eight’ How many of dividends New Haven Misfortune has pursued horse increased to 173 per cent rank and file pensions and let the he sending to market?” each the queen of the Royal Family reThe answer la live pigs three cow in 1929 196 per cent in 1930 (tha de- nobility ride us to despair which the two lentlessly years Despite past pression year) and remained at 160 they have done and are now doing horse vicissitudes she ha an immense fol- and one per cent in 1931 Labor lost 62 per Now Mr Editor will you please publowing which hope for a gallant It seems to me that things would be cent of It income while capital held lish this to give the public some Idea comeback T YOKEY simplified If when folk send in prob- a gain of 60 per cent May we ask of the truth The Whose like the above they would in- again: depression? Three talented actor on the Ameri- lem ha sufW W W: Se rule 5 can itage have “flat wheel"— pro- clude the nameI and address of the propaganda that "everyone farmer could call him up and fered about alike" Is deceptive and nounced limps Yet so superbly are save a lotThen ls of figuring and such untrue It the worker'a farmer's thev camouflaged only Intimates and Incidentally the amall business I refer to A F Matthews know FROM ROSES VICTORY man’a depression Lionel Barrymore and Herbert Mar When you are forgotten or neglectLaming of the workers have been CHERRY TO BLOSSOMS shall Barrymore has a rheumatic ed or cut to such a point tnat to throw purposely get at naught and twist Matthew a slightly shortened ixorr ftourc to thc oiiint mom with your heart at rest — heavier burdens upon them in the mtle you limb from a war wound and Marshall That i KHITUNDTHI VCKOANT GATFWAf Victory When your good ls form of a sales tax or forced contri — woist handicapped of all — suffered evilly apoken of your wiahes crossed in to relief butionj unemployment an amputation as result of gallantry task offended your advice ridi- money or ahared work would be In Flanders John Drew incidentally your culed and you take it all in loving leaving the load upon those classes concealed a myopic silence — That Is successfully When you Victory most deflated Let's bulge from matinee idol are fnm lit difficulties And superior alreadyhave a aeverely new deal In adversity when you lament not the really The treasury department report (Copyright 1933 McNaught Syndl- low of that which you cannot retrieve 1400 bank failed in 1932 tying up cate Inc ) when you know that each day a new $700000 000: 4382 other bank re1 hunlife one and that yesterday MEDALS I OR DISCOVERI ES ceived $807000 000 from the R F C dred are content old when years you As yet hive noted no reconstruction Granting of the polar medal to 14 members of the British serial expedi with simple raiment plain food any It i the Democrat’ next move climate anlltude any Interruptany G T HARRISON lion to the Arctic has dtawn attention to an sward almost unknown to ion— THAT IS VICTORY— Anon the general public Instituted Veteran by OL UNCLE ZACK Many King Edward in IBM when it was De doctor ahook his head an told: Rattles Defends swarded for the Captain Scott expe"You hasn't long to live ONE-CLAS- S dition to the Antarctic in the Dis- Your liver Zack am turned aroun’ Editor Tribune: The wlter desires WITH 1(01 covery it ha also been granted to OUTtlOl An' lookin’ like a aieve member of the various thsckleton Your heart am mostly out of heartily to compliment J E Klemme MGrtrti!”linn-commod!64Mod? place on his contribution to the Forum pub and the Mawson expeditions The An’ it to beat— teioofla— apoclout'Otry rooms with bd medal la octagonal in ahape On one I'se muchfo'gits lished January 10 He is alive he afraid It won't be long Is iplndid American food OftOOotj side knows w hat is going on he has noted the king’s head snd on the Till you can’t sleep or eat” other a polar scene with a ship In 'he Insidious propaganda of sox ailed Complete privilege of the ihlp w Inter Yokohama $160 Kobe $165 Shanghai quaitei and a sledging party He told Zack too: "Y’our teeth don’t Economy league in prominent head I'wo of the explorers on whom the mgs on the fust page 1 will bet do $185 Hong Kong $200 Manila $200 hit — medal lar to was never he saw the king's recently ronferied doughnuts town Your kldnevs sm afloat: $jhJ orve In ate dead and the liomiu will go to An' fo’ de the an obscure against league in your blond poison sailings their relatives corner of the financial Smoke Y’ou need a anecdote page GINIXAl GRANT shows the direction of the breeze De doctor spoke dem words to Zstk GCNIRM ill RUBBING IT IN The two enlistments served writer 'Bout fo'ty years ago After the fall of the Herrlot gov- But Mar 1 OIN8RAL HRSHIN9 in the regular army and never was 01' Uncle sack yisterday ernment an American registered at Won first a line with prize “GENERAL" LINERS a de lute Paris hotel approached the —A Phil Maurer groom who said to his beat man "If MOC8IN A Ml 1 C A N SNIPS honltaie with his bill in ii!s hand and ve maun tia a ihos on ths cab let it yevr Heret er railroad ticket eeM NOTTS ON THE CUFF DE be a pair " ter literature full ean:viorer write "Am I cm ttie Ameilcan or Furo-oea- n PARTMEN T a certain Guss lold that coed Harry STATIS STEAMSHIP LINES Sneaking of the force of haht he d like to see her home and she X ferter ulldlftf plan’'' (Dt I) fertUnd Or X "On the Furopean p’an of coune” Judge M J Bronson told me of s' md she'd send him s plcUire nf It the hotel msn replied magistrate who proposed to I woman The Ameru an smiled and com- and she asked for time to conmented “Then I don t pay eh!"— sider lie gave her 30 days G L Pecker tells of a Scotch brideNew York Evening Pont Fifty-secon- M'r This is one of and beard n Rumple-may-yow- The rf al - gALT V ramie list m? 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