Show - I ' -- ' 7- ' -- - —'t ( - ilit- Fl- it every bumming' by the Salt timed Tribune Publikhling Compaby fakt gtibune TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION: I 090 Daily and Sunday one month Doti and Sunday one year 10b0 Strove Idaho in Utah rate' apple (no Nevada ond Wyoming) In Elsewhere United States Deny and $125 4 Sunday One month The Tribune Is on sale In every lin' Portant tits In this United States Read Sr mag ascertain agent' Ln thy city by telephoning this orrige The Tribune is a member or the ASNO elated Press The Associated Press is entitled to the use or reproduction of all siege dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this miner and also the local news published herein Salt Lake City 'Utah Saturday SPOTLIGHT - Our Reaa ers lof silver which has a purchasing Light is the task where many share cat follows him That Is until he C Influence power at 25 cents an ounce of 6500- the gets to our place Thee Mr Wolter 000000 At 50 cents an ounce China's Of Local Bureaucracy silver By O O McINTYRE has to pick him up and carry him— now buys $1000000000 of prodSo well if has work the of to Aristotle PARTON outside be LEMUEL T moving happens By ucts and goods upon the world's man visbeen distributed Edlicir A am I that Tribune: responsible prominent NEW to Nov YORK the Salt 9—Purely perSpecial Dispatch Well ail I hope is that I don't get itor speaking to the chamber of com- kets which has increased her pursonal piffle: Wherever I am at twi- only for myself and my typewriter Lake Tribune some night and for- merce recently classified objections chasing power 50 per cent course some concession was made of seems romantic most the place to me because I light China's Import and export trade we've moved get I'll try to remem- to present trends of government poli(Copyright 1934) detest moving and in the world No criminal ever sugThese are With the world leaves her a balance NEW YORK Nov 9—It would might refuse to do it And that would ber not to forget cy under six headings animal like the Haupthunted gested more or less specific but the last to pay annually of about $160000000- be intereiting to stack up a few mann Mae West's art in a phrase— have beta embarrassing NOTES ON THE CUFF of Peter Arao's majors and dowmight be considered first namely: ennui-toteNever heard DEPARTMENT nasality "The domination of economic affairs With silver at 25 cents an ounce it egers along with Charles Dana Will H Hays speak disparagingly of a We are trying an expertment In of nicknames Les costs her 640000000 ounces of silver Speaking Merrill small groups of men" communal dwelling It has 'been said Gibson's "Mr Pipp" and those human being allowed that his was rather common by to meet her traae balance with silver no house was that for commerce of itself The chamber large early day vestals who in 1994 enough and pat I'll say it is Offhand the "Leses" I Nobody can chin the sky were merged into the Gibson girl himself on the back so neatly as two women We are going to have can think of are: Les Gottschall Les is a comparatively small group of at 50 cents an ounce $320000000 and More nostalgia there perhaps men appear to influence public silver at its coinage value 124000000 Mussolini Latest stage crush—Ilk& three—one will referee Squires Les Sanders Les White Les affairswho than in even Henry Seidel Canin practically every city Chase No word expresses disdain ounces Price Les Gabbott Les Parker Les of Confidence" In the back of my mind I Peterson Les Robbins Les Rose Les the country Even in our little city China with 2000000000 ounces of by's "Age Away like shirty A slate pencil pulled But there is nothing nostalgic of have measures another reason for this arrange Saville Les Wire and Les few important general silver at 25 cents an ounce has a purthrough the teeth ' makes my nose' Winward about Mr Gibson himself —His Things are changing rapidly And then of course there is less interest are enacted into laws or chasing power per capita of $120 at I usually try to twitch rabbit-hkshow open today under these ordinances and first without is much talk there days passing the 50 cents an ounce $240 and with the and less bother but the less I get off things before hat check and the auspices of the American about an old age pension of $200 per money scrutiny of the chamber newsstand of silver at its coinage ratio of about this less all girls say the trouble I Who make the laws price ask Academy of Arts and Letters is r When grandma got angry she ex month for everyone over 60 With us ant 16 to 1 $643 which indicates that the apt to get into and besides my of themay commission or the a vigorous assertion of what Claimed: "Law me will the be there mother and father city city my United States and China will soon enpool" Favorite space is getting less and less chamber? 'many people already knew—that walk: Harlem Speedway at dusk The and my wife's mother so that would joy the same monetary and economic he can fling color and catch the us be month and we'd $600 The give Len Von as knows chamber Elm a per sent never of that everybody up mustache couple equality mood of today as handily as any only capsule pretty Unless they decided nice fat ducks They are sure dandies Li composed of "prominent" men When silver was $1 an ounce annoyed me was that of Paul White- sitting 'of the yoUngstOrt He is a paintd barn from various walks of life and busi- China India and other nations could man Most smartly dressed New that life begins at 60 and moved out and make up for the er and always has been In 1905 ness and left us flat Are the people ever invited swallows he gave me last year American shoes for five ounces of lady: Mrs Byron Foy Amer he shoved aside a salary of $65000 York No to these gatherings to express their buy When silver was50 cents an I citizen: Colonel Charles a year to break away from black lea's a sales views? While policies are outlined silver In a local store there We're going to try this experiment ounce it required 10 ounces of silver and whitand the Gibson girl LindberghHammond on a word drunk of combining the remnants of three contest between the "Murphys" and and measures formulated for various to purchase them and wheni silver ' tag wAiik critics and families under one roof and if there the Camerons" The losers have to enterprises-at-largthe burden and was 25 cents an ounce it took 20 publishers is Percy high in contemporary journalism are no fatalities and I'm the dinner invited of or out no always insisted on pinning on interference said buy expense policies 'ounces of silver to purchase the same carrying And Frank Sullivan in a nutty mood him He went to Paris got acor the police we I hope the "Murphys" lose for the falls on the public often like a "wet shoes - by the neighbors tresses and mOndaines for mod: can put me in stitches aoSeason's fast- may extend the plan to take in elderly "Camerons" might be as Scotch as 'blanket" to smother their interest The trouble far: 'Small with China Is that she els splashed color all over Monte est going melodrama the name and concern These same "prom- fell into a dreamless Miracle" I like to pronounce "Ipso relatives down to—say—second or sleep about 100 marte and had a grand time inent" men leadare also the active coucousins have I mind a in third B C and has been hibernating Facto" and the name of the author 110BBIES ers in other groups lodges ' orders years o will be 59 aunts maiden of wh Slammed Back ple ever since fires Ruth Suchow' pronounced floods and wars have Tennis Is the hobby of Tommy societies clubs and what-not- s fence not disturbed next month -- But when he came home- - they- -her Griffin retired business-'mathey form a local "bureaucracy" as progress with her la'peaceful slumbers I wish Iferriman would quit misslammed him back into the colorwearing the sdbes to Economy court! Some local MalheMeliCian has 'dominant as any exerclbed by their So it's of the dead and her awakening can placing quotation niarks in those It's been goodby Irss confines of line drawings in following his that a Personalhalf fellows and affairs figured in national year apleasant and Clara Vere De Vere with grand Krazy Kat cartoons Most con- we've spent 'here and I hate to leave only occur upon the morning of the hobby Tommy has walked a disly the writer is and always has been first resurrection the sleeves was spicuous of the season's turning the It'll seem tance circumto twice the not to the time "club" to efforts equal funny passing opposed pass any In the monetary realm China is back again—probably' worrying other cheek: Moss Hart who lam- of ference of the earth And in addilaws and ordinances to suit certain like day with the Clines the Steven-sonthe United States cursed by t about whether her pooned the Rockefellers in a stage Proelements of the community the Jamesons Newstroms the tion to his ability as a tennis to do Radio City's oper- Doolittles Interests at home exploitwas gaping at the back That skit hired he stands second to none posed laws should be discussed in the predatory Schenks the Crearys the player D etta ed middle Owen hair the seemed to occupy the thoughts Young's by international interests abroad not behind closed doors of reor the Meyers The as a raconteur open Kennedys tied has a the of girls in those days even more part by international ties to an infixity of porthole Kay nicest friendliest neighbors Imaginastricted social groups 'Even politithan bicycling or settlement Francis rarely ever pronounces her ble cal alignment are all right and justi- visible government plucked by the and w's work Look at them now doing fied if such organizations are open uncrowned kings of finance and left Aristotle our black Persian cat to the public airplane loops—and if they wore Even politicians are nude by international rule 1 E EDMUNDS Every girl I've known called ran- can't understand what's happening s they'd put zippers on often stir up the peouseful They kle has been a redhead Slickest of He needs some rest but them and forget about them time to from time time discuss every ple They on the smart and off he talkers stage's It was the body down on a soft pile California growers report a large this that and something else In the told you over own a years ago is Frank Fay Memorable breakfast of lays of nuts This is one of the rare end that Mr Gibson in New York have made government something somebody moves his crop —waffles and with sausage bed I'll have to get a'move on my- instances of double entendre in sta7 mostlythey honey from Roxbury Mass his birth- a mixture of leg- FOUNTAIN PEN fried at the with St apple rings or I'll be holding this typewriter tistics islation regulation application conplace sold his first drawing to that wag up and rearin' Charles in New Orleans The only self Life He remained on the staff on my lap sideration of business industry comd to go every time 'you wanted A rice at of I thrown ever time took bag gas they yanked and bought the publication in merce or and withal will be one resident of Econ- a New thickened There It to write? the wrong tusk A valued letter is Jersey wedding knocked the thinned by finances 1920 'He is now chairman of the court who be will when omy glad from Donn Byrne dated the day be- we're bridegroom unconscious This can That's the only kind sold at board of Life Publishing comJ A WHITELOCK gone That will be Mr Wolter's become noticeable after a time even fore his tragic passing The St Louis cat Our can lick him Mr Wo- in a pany A tall cat PEMBROKE'S bridegroom union station is most romantic of all lter Is the highly urbanized citizen with an manager of the place and MonetaryProblem Bore are some more thought! effluent sense of humor he is an to me Its the first I ever saw You a mighty accommodating one too The fair inventor who is suing the China could chin yourself on Christmas Cards ot Personality executive but first of all an Contributor makes the rounds his Pullman people for $1000000 on a Reviewed and whenhe by aroma of the only East Indian prince and all so moderately wired the idea artist n'd letclaim isn't patent infringement Bags and Brief Bags asin'emb-e Zipper No I ever met one ever sung darkey see a youngish brunette with a streak Tribune: il'i Vie' some of his Editor said is It by her berthright go for a mess of Drawings Materials songs like Esther Walker 15 years of white in her'hair I shdot my cuffs ting to that Gibson in States the United monetary experts girl's apron Or danced so nimbly as Jack and follow like a hound a covered pottage ago that increasing values in silver are instrings 24 EAST BROADAY Donahue All my life I've had a wagon Helen Menken is another se- (Copyright 1934 North American juring the export trade of China Blended Types Valero everybody ought to so to a on bell the rope China has about 2000000000 ounces jerk mfasatdtdreasinire cet stage love So is Christie MacNewspaper Alliance Inc) In Chicago he made-- blend of Donald There hasn't beea a day in a few coed types and there was c that I didn't feel I could not the- Gibson girl almost a FrankThey are giving Al Smith a great years finish the column The unenstein it seemed in later years big hand at the news reels again possibly ' the way she kept sticking around Most interesting museum exhibit to phoneyiest modesty among modern and throwing a switch on his me was that of Billy the Kid at Santa geniuses is expressed by George411-IIa- ye lie has a nice estate Fe N M The Hague has the most Gershwin If I could play an accorpainting ' ' a farvdortirtei comedian Phil ' ‘' up in Maine where he entertains rlikde men diokn Royce fashionably dressed A like Cardini 'S social celebrities and affirms his 1 Brier San Francisco reporter has aBnadeta'p 2anteea A k' 11 ti 1 ( D like Bill Robinson you right- to a dash of color in his written the best recent- newspaper can be prince of Wales mature years He is 67 with a novel in"Reach for the 'Moon" "- -Li-12- 5 limber wrist and still youthful ---- -Allen's Fred felt first I've always inCobb's Irvin father traded his est for line and color i i ' ' '1 '1 N I terest in R condiment company for a name should be Abner 'When I hear It's usually the other way e-- - I 1 Louisa" I want to go skipping ! Love "I ‘ ) t 1 a sidewheel I ILlt Most g That Five Frequency Bands share steamboat of t jk people splash color uround ! a in their youth and get aroutnhde Ayeixeswuotirythe l'eaeed a nets a million t' profits today year tighmt:st 7 Band-spre- ad The only time I ever let anyone else down to black and white in later Superfine Tone as ' --s long the bigwig& l'311)e best descrip- i a A'i''' r: i years- their creative instincts becompletely write my column I dis- tion of crowded r is Mike Dial York New I Band Idi- ak covered later it was a famous En1 ing paced by their neckties Daul 1 t ! i I i 1 i or along Broadway for t i mier was an exception Ile broke And did I it staring Hogg's ' Walking one glish essay t r r Bass and i night he finallY loose from black and white with out the window! I'm the early Wit a mile in Silence '''''''''' "' ' ' ' ' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ''"- ' ' ' ' Dual that usually arrives at parties with humphed: "IVII1ny a human!" Treble Tone Control difficulty like Mr Gibson and ' did some distinguished painting the hired butler William Phillip 1934 Mel'saught ' (Copyright I' :: ' Volume Control Automatic in his sixties But it was not I Simms is the best dressed newspaper II ' fl Syndicate' Inc) 1 ' until after his death that his correspondent Our town had a bar' ss il and many other super-rad- io paintings were appreciated Ile ber shop with three of the propriet was known in hi& lifetime Only -- ' ' tors' daughters barbering Popeye ' ' ' features in a cabinet for his caricatures the Sailor has attained my Mickey Mr Gibson Lit us help you is warmly Mouse enthusiasms acclaimed by the I stood in a drizof surpassing beauty with i I 10 1 critics today—possibly a tribute zle three hours once to see James prepare your to current criticil functian- They Gordon Bennett enter the Herald piano gloss hand-rubb- ed Estimate leave less of a balance brought for Brock Pernberton's new ' building ' ' '' '''''' -- is - --4 tset' st eases g 44-finish --" forward for history to appraise star GladyS- - George gave the sea''° 1 0 sons pattest first night performr1--a II '""''Tgsss' FEDERAL In New York state the Republiance TODAY Tribune if a charter member of the tomtit Durrett or Circulations The Tribune is a Member Of Mectie Records Inc group rational Inc Fitzgerald Reynolds Offices: New York Cita representatives Weat 4501 Street Chimps 360 N MichDetroit 7266 General Motors igan an Francisco 58 Sutter Street Bldg 117 W Los Angeles th Street Seattle Lloyd Building —Foreign bureaus of Information of The Tribune are: No 1 Rue Scribe Paris France: 125 Poll Mall London Itrutland: I Unter Den Linden Berlin Germany Excelsior Motel Rome Italy ' h Morning ' New York The Senator from Sandpit THE 'FQRUM Al nn I 1f 17 : of C Termed IN THE Entered at the voidance la lin Lake City as mould clans matter orsre- 10 1934 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER - absent-minde- ' I 1 1 d - November 10 1934 Echoes From the Ballot Boxes j' ' e one-ma- of the recent furnish R ESULTS Considering the fate of those aspirants for thought for senatorial honors whose opposition to the president's program was sweeping on compromising and relentless it would seem that the voice of the people was heard in dissent as well as assent There was Senator David Reed acknowledged leader of his state of Pennsylvania there was Sen- party in the rock-ribbator Simeon D Fess the veteran of scores of political battles in the buckeye state there was Senator Arthur Robinson of Indiana the tireless and inveterate foe of all administration policies there was Senator Roscoe Patterson of Missouri assailant of the new deal in the senate as on the stump there was Senator Henry Hatfield the West Virginian opponent of all recent reform measures there the was Senator Hamilton Kean of New Jersey powerful foe new deal- - there was Representative Fred Britten with 22 years of legislative Service to his credit dean of his party in the house able debater on the floor or the hustings who found nothing in the new deal for approval and there were others who delivered incessant attacks at all administration measures every one was stood against the wall of public opinion and riddled with ballots On the other hand Senator Arthur Vanderburg of Michigan who declared that certain features of t he new deal met with his approval although shine parts of it he felt it his duty to oppose was reelected to the senate Senators Bob La Follette Hiram Johnsoti Lynn Frazier and Bronson Cutting progressive supporters of the new deal formerly identified with the Republican party were retained in their positions The notable exceptions are Hale of Maine and Austin of Vermont both of whom were elected by microscopic majorities There has never been an election since the Civil war When voters showed so little regard for party lines or declarations All the Democratic senators who have rendered aid i the adoption of reform measures were reelected most of them by increased majorities Wherever a decline of individual strength appeared it was traceable to efforts of the opposition to show that d they had failed to give the administration support —a rather anomalous manifestation of unselfish interest in the welfare of the other side Careful analysis of these facts indicates independent and intelligent interest in new developments and departures in government Republicans and Democrats have united in electing to the national congress candidates who are progressive regardless of the tickets on which such names appear Members of both major parties joined forces to retire from legislative activity those who have interfered with the present efforts to restore prosperity The lesson to be learned herefrom is that progressive voters are beginning to lay aside old prejudices upon which politicians have expertly played for many years to disregard old designations which gradually came to mean nothing' to them to unite for a common purpose It is the beginning of a new political alignment the separation of those who would leave alone well enough or bad enough from those who with a clearer understanding of the issues which divide political organizations want early and is decisive action Two great parties are essential to a republican form of government—not merely parties in name trying to wrest public patronage from each other but parties organized to oppose and defend issues' so clearly defined that voters may determine to which sidejbey wish to give 'allegiance As it is now and has been for many years both parties stand for the same things not always at the same time but often enough to enable thd leaders of each to declare of power remonetization of silver tariff reciprocity and any other issue if and when it may serve their immediate ends to the confusion of voters and the detriment of the country election much food - 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And such novel experiences as hearing weather reports to airplanes police calls pilots of air liners reporting health shoes t '' - t APPAREL r ' It 7' t ! ' :) :- v 7 i ! The new General Electric Sets combine short-wav- e and standard broadcast reception: Imagine the thrill of listening to short-wav- e broadcasts from every corner of the globe! -- - J - " ' 44- ' ist ' t - '1(s1V "it N - — and - - - entertainment -- s '''' tt' e - 7z-4---- ve G-- E tl-b- : Vts " all-wa- i w vides!I You will r' 41 - eraecric' for beautiful : f-e-4-' ' MOO a pair! ' with a 'weakness' 211 ''°- e 1 — standing any earlier radio is outdated by the new Gen- l Without an you've been getting w only hallof what arandtia smart women - for Men—and only — ' 1 ' Regardless of its previous 410' Wasatch o' -- - -- - t MERRILL &Co ' 4c - GLOVES ecett and nice ------- " t cv ha MFS i 1 IIIORRISOkN- - corn-Na- They ere like them I ' a ' t ' ' — i f 1 '- :' : ri j 's - l" Model -- 11k ) i ' ' A i 4 ii x : Do Luxe Console - iti:: 91 - - - S - I i - ittl 1 ' - - Off the Record I Ii - a-m'e- who on September 28 of this year became chairman of the Republican state committee rerecalcitrant Mr placing the Macy who stirred up internal strife over the power issue Mr Eaton after conferring with Trubee Davison says he pas no intention of quitting It is indicated that Mr Macy murmuring "I told you so" Will 'press for-ward in a new attack Besides being a chemist ' ' Mr Eaton is an airplane pilot and a deep-sefisherman Such versatility no doubt will be useful as he takes up his announced task 'of renovating and the state party a Ile is rebuilding vice president of the Norwich Pharmacal y of Norwich N Y a firm' established by his father He specialized in research chemistry at the University of Pennsylva- nia Both as a poritician and a i i in oldline elemn set ahned believes c doesn't bother much with the quantum theory His brother Warren C Eaton is a widely-knowglider pilot ' -- - n the job reviving the party They think maybe he can find a solvent or an amalgam for W Kingsland Macy He is Melvin Carr Eaton ng v t - - Senator Robert M La Follette reelected over the candidates of both major parties in Wisconsin is quoted as saying: "Since the beginning of this economic crisis I have stated repeatedly that I felt certain it was of such nature it was bound to Vallee a political realignment" There may be some who hope to reorganize the old parties and bring them up to date They have been trying it for a long time The cleavage between liberals and conservatives has persisted within the organizations to the confusion of voters and the detriment of public service For the good of the country for the encouragement of honesty and consistency in public life for the development of statesmanship and Intelligent leadership in the nation there should be a division on issues rather than patfonage the progressive element must not be driven to th'e camps of extremists in orler to express their sentiments and suppOrt reforms they deem essential to their own prosperity and an equality of opportunities they hope to see opened up for posterity 4 - five-poun- mine" 1 1 e shirt-waist- off-yea- J o s canS have a research chemist on to which The Salt inevitability party it Lake Tribune has been calling attention for some zonths past has been made apparent to many leaders in the nation since the recent election The Kansas City Star' an aggressive opponent of the administration comes out with the following significant edis tonal comment: "No one knows-bette- r than the successful congressional candidates (new deal adherents) that their victories were not personal' e They rode into office on the popularity of President Roosevelt The opposition was without effective leadership The people generally have been convinced of his integrity his independence of all special interests his devotion to the cause of the common man his resourcefulness and the strength of hil leadership Tuesday's vote registered the nation's determination to continue the president's authority and to back his moves in working out of the deThe pression president has the prestige to hold unwise radicalism in check" The Washington Post which was the recognized organ of the last three Republican administfations comments on results of Tuesday's election as follows: "The Republican party offered no program in Tuesday's election In consequence it has sustained an overwhelming and well-nig- h ruinous defeat Without a policy — other than merely being 'ag'in the gover'ment' and without leadership the Republicans will find it difficult to consolidate thCmselves into an effective force before the presidential election of 1936" 'A still stronger declaration in favor of a new alignment in preference to attempts at reorganization comes from the Omaha World Herald as follows: "It is doubtful if ever before in the history of tiTe republic r has an election given the appearance of such sweeping of the support party in power and so utter a repudiation of its critics There is left in the 'United States today in the historic sense noDemocratic party and no Republican party There is a Roosevelt party only What Will 'emerge from such a condition only the success or failure of the Roosevelt leadership can deter- 1 1 shirt-wais- alignmentt THE i - - whole-hearte- I 13 flat-bille- ed ' ) 1 b - ' a |