| Show T THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Fate Paves Way for Borah To Presidential Candidacy Roosevelt Turns Toward Home THURSDAY HAYDEN North American the by (Copyright Battleship Newspaper Alliance Inc) BOISE Oct 16— Here in hi EN ROUTE WITH PRESIDENT home town these beautiful fall ROOSEVELT IN ATLANTIC U S days Senator Borah is cooking up S Houston Oct 16 tP— President poison broth alike for the new deal Roosevelt’s battleship s t e a m e dan(j the old guard in the Republican through the Panama canal today party while he ponders the su- (Copyright By United Press) wlth the president inspecting the preme personal problem that a perTOPEKA Kan Oet 16 — canal's garrison troops on a tour verse dejtiny has reserved for this which took him te Fort Clayton twilight time in his political career Friends of Governor Alf M LanThe president received President his life don For the first time-I- n tonight" pictured him as havArias of Panama and Mrs Arias Borah today sees the presidency of ing already started the windup at upon his arrival this morning the United States definitely beck- a throw which will catapult Balboa and talked with them as an 0ning On at least four' occasions for his soft felt campaign hat into old neighbor in the past thirty years he might ring There was no comment on pend- - have had the Republican vice pres-In- g theThepresidential Kansas Republidynamic treaty negotiations between the idential nomination for the asking can's decision has been made it United States and Panama Three times he has been offered was believed and the proof lay Motoring from Balboa President high cabinet places Few men have in his first public committment Roosevelt drove to Madden dam exercjse( in influence greater issue the Townwhich controls the water supply to America political affairs Rut here- - on a campaign send old - age pension plan — river canal from the Chagres the tofore he never has seemed to fit it Ha left his automobile at Fort in the presidential picture Always against Political circumstances' have dewho 6000 which he estroops when progresslvism Clayton to review veloped in such fashion in Kansas paraded before the commander in pouses has seemed in the ascendant that Landon also would have evchiefand squadron of planes- some other man— Theodore Roose- erything to gain and little to lose William which swooped down in final re- velt Jennings Bryan from entering the G O P lists view Wtraarew Wilson Robert M La for nomination After lunch at Fort Clayton with Follette Sr Hiram W Johnson— Landon’s frankness In handling the president re- - has crowded him out army officers the Townsend issue was being apboarded the Houston "at Pedro Fate Removes Rivals plauded throughout the midwest Miguel locks to ride through the Now the fates have removed all The aged Dr F E Townsend ar— canal with President and Mrs A vast number of rived in Topeka Monday for a of these rivals officials Arias and I I f i By JAY Landon W ill Enter Race Friends Say G military canal and the president directed homeware! course north He planned to make a atop or two en route to Indulge in eome fishing and probably- - will be returning" to the White Houee by the middle of next week a Hurl in Crash J Hare W f 154 East Burton laceration-othe b3 avenue suffered a left leg when the automobile he was driving collided with one driven by W a Rosval 250 East Twenty-fSouth street at Eighth irst South and Main etreeta Wednesday at 6:30 a m police records show TRY THIS FiEW FOOT REMEDY Costs Little j ‘ j 1 i ! I tad Make Feet reel Fine Idaho and the west still werepuzzllng over whether Borah had given Townsend his' blessing for the role and that or had said nothing in a nice and as they cast about for an available man they find only one possessed of “ a ' national reputation ready-mad- e one is Borah No one is more acutely conscious of this situation than the senator from Idaho No one can talk with him as I did for two hours this week without gaining the impression that he sees himself faced alike with a great opportunity and a He is bitterly great responsibility opposed to President Roosevelt and the whole new deal setup and he firmly believes that if the opposition is properly organized these can be beaten next year He declares that the thing is for the Republican party to ehake off Its traditional reactionary leadership and present a progressive front to the voters He sect himself as the man who must achieve this transformation If It is to be acHe is thirsting for complished Borah way Landon’s answer was definite: “I believe in pensions and we are working hard to perfect ours in Kansas but I cannot go along with you on your plan” - Foot (ufferers rather round: get right Up cl oh and listen Hero’s good newt battle tor you Distaste for Leadership The reel “Com Killer" Is hero st lest Ico-MI- nt the Mew Discovery te eald to Combating with these aspirations and emotions In Borah’e mind it quickly end toot misery Herd come soft come or eorne be- the peculiar distaste for affirmatween the tom elao toughened tive leadership which has featured lift olt shrivel end easy Just up It’s wonderful There it no pstn or sore- hie whole career He always has Ice-Mi- nt or after- run away from administrative reness when applying ward and It doesn’t even Irritate the sponsibility and Accountability and skin Is running Think of It Juet d touch or two ot there are eigne that he and away now He unquestionably that ooollngf toothing Ice-Mi- nt -- Veal tootJoy to'yottta- Ice-Miand nominating convention of 1936 He prevents toot-odkeeps them eweet end comfortable It Is bent on driving out of It tho men la the real eecret of fine healthy foet like meetings and keep you free from foot troubles who have dominated Xvery person who has suffered with In times past But he shies at the stubborn eorne or tender feet can ap drudgery the pulling and hauling comfort predate the cooling toothing submission to organization the that It brings especially women who the wear high heeled shoes and men Who necessity for clear and affirmative i have to stand all day on their feet Try declaration of his position on all ' which go with It Oet a few cents’ worth ot loe-Mt- nt publlo questions ’ from your druggist today and give jour presidential candidacy old-ag- e regards as emblematic of the old deal and his undoubted adherence to the states' rights feature of the United States constitution on which he seems to stand on all fours with Mr Hoover and the other men whom he would eliminate Borah’s intentions are not clear In some respects even he threatens to the new deal Inflation whether by the 16 to 1 silver process or by Issuance of paper money has been tremendously popular In this mountain country ever since the Bryan campaign of 1896 Borah In that year ran for congress as a silver Republican In the current depression he frequently ha given lip service to currency inflation but always with reservation Backed Bonus Bill Borah will tell you now that he Is not and never has been a cur rency inflationist in the sense of paying governmental debts with 1935 Spanish Artist Wins First Place Actor Succumbs In Annual Carnegie Painting Show Idahoan Now Only Progressive G 0 P Leader Stricken While Working on Picture Veteran With Established National Reputation President of Panama and Dies in Hospital Wife Entertained on 17 Sam Hardy Film Inspects Canal : OCTOBER MORNING HOLLYWOOD Cal Oct 16 while at work on an important comedy role Sam Hardy 52 stage and screen veteran died today in the Hollywood hospital of (Pi-Stri- cken PITTSBURGH Oct 16 GP)- -A Spanish Artist Hipoiito Hidalgo de Caviedes of Madrid won first prize tonight in the Carnegie institute’s annual international art exhibition for hla painting “Elviro and Tiberio” g His work for which he receved $1000 from the art fund created by Andrew Carnegie shows p young South American negro cotij pie sitting on a sofa all dressed up and apparently no place to go They are posed stiffly as in an old daguerreotype The selection was made by a jury of six artists three American and three European from 365 paintings submitted from 21 nations Others Honored Two American artists — Charles Burchfield of Gardenville N Y and Henry Mattson of Woodstock N Y— won the second and third prizes Burchfield received the second place recognition with an award of $600 for his picture ’The Shed in the Swamp” and Mattson was awarded $500 for “Deep Water" prize-winnin- intestinal trouble Hardy’s death meant that at least half of two weeks’ work with Eddie Cantor in “Shoot the Chutes" must be discarded at a ioss estlmated by Samuel Goldwyn’s office of between $70000 and $75000 Hardy was distinguished for a long series of comedy roles marked by dour humor He was not related to Oliver Hardy the rotund comedian who is teamed with Stan Laurel First Film Jn 1917 Sam Hardy a native of New Haven Conn first entered films’ in 1917 but returned frequently to Broadway for important parts one of the last being in “Kiki" Eight years ago he transferred his al- Hoover Son Purchases legiance permanently to (he screen Yesterday he Gollapsed while at work at the United Artists studio Birthplace of Father His physician Dr John Scroggy ordered an emergency operation WEST BRANCH Iowa Oct 16 UP) Hardy’s ailment was termed “knotted intestines” and he was said to —Allan Hoover son of former Preshave suffered great pain for several ident Herbert Hoover became the days prior to his collapse refusing owner today of his father’s blrth- pJaceandhoyhQQdhnmehere A deed transferring title of the property to him was recorded at Tipton Iowa by Fred Albin of cent illness and prior to Cantor’s West Branch boyhood friend and picture he worked' wrth'Fielda in schoolmate 'oflha former president The Man on the Flying Trapeze” Albin purchased the frame house from tho Jennie Scel-lar- s Intimate of Roger estate for $4500 last July He Cantor and the late Will Roger disclosed today he was only acting also were among his intimates Known for his sartorial elegance for Hoover’s son Hardy was socially prominent' ip In New York he Was a Hollywood Alameda Hop Ended member of the Players and the SAN DIEGO Cal Oct 16 UP) — Lambs clubs as well as the Actors Equity association His local clubs The navy’s new experimental patrol Included the Uplifters and the Lbs seaplane XP3Y-1- - landed here today at 4:50 p m after an uneventAngeles Athletic club The widow the former Betty ful flight from Alameda Scott actress survives out-de- al lourt Rules Railroads Must Pay Added Tax WASHINGTON Oct 16 SNIFFLE Quick!— the unique aid for preventing colds Especially designed for nose and upper throat where most colds ito1 Vicksdouble Vatroiiol AFTER FROM YEARS SMOKING A CAMEL I A FEELING ij G GET OF CAMEL I GIVES MY ENERGY AAIFTL AMD CAMELS NEVER AND CAMELS NEVER ’'TIRE OF KNOW THAT SMOKING A EXPERIENCE NEW ENERGY AND WELL-BEIN- WsWssug quantity 30t 30c INTERFERE MY TASTE WITH HEALTHY NERVES INSTRUCTOR— PHYSICAL ROSCOI TURNER— Speed Flyer Charles Adams COSTLIER TOBACCOS hear the new 1936 General Electric Radios $15-16- - At the first Today Come in and UP)-- The Montana Wyoming and Southern railroad will have to pay addi8 tional federal income taxes on which the commissioner of internal revenue held represented profit on the purchase of bonds the board issued to acquire the Yellowstone Park railroad The supreqi court’s action in refusing to review a ruling Vf the Third circuit court of appeals will raake- - lt necessary phonejrdollarsrAt thrsamrttirra hr to pay additional taxes thinks there should be more money in circulation Ha cites the fact The circuit Court’s ruling susthe commissioner of interthat the treasury has something tainedrevenue in his decision that like $11000000000 of gold and silver nal metallic reserve with only about when the company In 1930 purbonds it had issued with a $5000000000 of paper money I chased sued against It He voted for the face value of $65000 for $39832 Patman bonus bill with the declar the difference constituted taxable atlon that there was ample room for income for that year The railroad contended the ruling Issuance ' of $2500000000 more would have a disastrous effect on poor tired suffering burning feet the to without determination read his the Beyond greenbacks slightest home owners farm owners and othtreat ot their live Thero la nothing better (Adv) out of the part those men- who he threat to current stability Borah declares that his objection er debtors who have been able because of economic conditions to reprimarily is to the gold standard He favors a “managed currency" duce their Indebtedness by the purand he offers Great Britain’s course chase of their notes mortgages and as an example of what he means by other obligations at less than face this Great Britain he says has value ' y been lifted from depression more man 32 138 P street at Second by the "managed currency" system Bast and Fifth South streets Wedwhich it has pursued since 1931 nesday at 8:30 a m police said than by any other factor She was treated at the emergency national have Recently politicians been raising some doubts as to hospital Borah’s political strength In Idaho Judged by ail of the Indications here he never was stronger with DR WITHERS his home folks There are old WHY BAYER ASPIRIN guard Republicans in this state DENTIST plenty of them but no one of them WORKS SO FAST who can be counted a party leader DESIRES INFORM TO HIS has an unkind word to say about MANY FRIENDS AND FORMER Tabltt Drop i Biyor li Borah Certainly he stahds today PATIENTS OP HIS RETURN TO as the main hope of reclaiming the I (loss if tutor Noli SALT LAKE CITY WITH state for the Republican party and OFFICES AT that BEFORE It (outlies for this if for no other reason all bottom ot the lass It Idaho Republicans are shouting for 1131 So Main SI him bat startil ti ihlitiiritt Listed for honorable mention were Albert Saverys of Denyze Belgium for bis painting “Still Life” Can-did- o Portinari of Rio de Janeiro Brazil for “Coffee" Per Deberltz of Oslo Norway for “Sun and Sea” and Sergius Pauser of Vienna Austria for “Austrian Landscape” The annual $300 Allegheny county garden prize was awarded to Maurice do Vlaminck of Paris for his painting “Flowers” Shack Painted Burchfield’s second prize picture shows a tumble-dow- n shack lrt the set- center of swampy maple-tre- e ’ dark pie study ot the waves done in colors Mattson born in Sweden worked as a mechanic in Worcester Mass before taking up painting ting His work is ddre in water color The artist is a native of Ashtabula Harbor Ohio and he studied at the Cleveland School of Art from 1912 to 1916 He is 42 years old Mattson’s “Deep Water” is a sim- - CHANGING A CHOPIN WALTZ INTO A DANCING LIGHT! 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