Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE I A Group Urges New State of South Florida — f Northern- - Part Charged With Domination of Politicians Affairs in the Nation SUfJDAY MORNING MARCH 1 The Senator The Forum— By Our Readers From Sandpit are at fault this quirement recipients ance (Continued from Preceding Page) Commentator Looks for Borah to Make Clear His Opposition to New Deal Principles By MARK The reWASHINGTON Feb-29- — sult of the poll covering possibilities for the Republican presidential nomination taken by Dr George Gallup and his American In- stitute of Public Opinion reveals DAYTONA BEACH Fla (UP)— interesting trends and suggests! The New Florida association has Interest- - V - ' launched a vigorous campaign to equally deductions V have south “Fkitida “secede” and ing To comment on make a new state to throw off the intelliof the poll Is necesalleged “political domination" it the peninsular section of the state gentlyto know the sary by northern Florida out “The peninsula section of Flor- question put of basis ida has long realised and felt that and the of the it has borne the greater portion of selection ques-tionpersons Florida the governmental costs of Mark Sullivan and has received a very small porout by those The put question tion of the returns or profits” Ray the poll read: “If you Selden president of the New Flor- conducting would vote Republican today check ida association declared would like to The 32 counties counted in the the candidate you The question Dr Gallup support” section a have populapeninsula 100000 perThe area has a explains was sent to tion of 869332 sons covering groups carefully seand 16 of senators representation to be representative The re47 representatives in the Florida lected in many newspapers sult published e Thirty-fivSelden recites legislature counties in the northern and some days ago was: Per Cent western sections or mainland part Governor Alfred M Landon 43 of Florida have a population of 28 Senator William E Borah 615866 and a representation of 22 17 Herbert Hoover senators and 48 representatives 7 Frank Knox The picture as to assessed values 4 and amount paid in taxation is Senator Arthur Vandenberg 1 Dickinson: Lester Senator J Belden more much startling charges Results of Votes Canal Not Factor Selden denied that construction Prove Convincing canal that of the Atlantic-Gul- f This suggests many reflections will bisect the state has prompted First of all such polls— this one the organizing of the campaign to others taken by other organizations divide the state Northern Florida the ones taken by the Literary Dihas been more in sympathy with gest local ones taken by many the cross state canal than has been newspapers— have proved themsouth Florida from which shipping selves to be convincing Polls of likely will be diverted as a result of various kinds have now been conthe canal The New Florida asso- ducted over a sufficiently long time ciation coincidentally launched its to permit a judgment on their accampaign for a division of the state curacy The frequency with which about the time that the govern- results of these informal polls have ment appropriated $5 000000 to turned out to coincide closely with start construction of the $146000-00- 0 results of actual voting in the ofcanal ' ficial polls carries conviction “Our organization as such will I am moved to reflect parenthet disat no time or in any manner that someone ought to comically discuscuss consider or permit a a history of these polls as an pile sion or consideration of any mat- innovation in American politics ters pertaining to the cross state The history ought lo be" written canal” Selden declared while the innovation is still new and The boundary line of the pro- the persons who brought it about new Florida probably still living posed My recollection— I between come would midway from memory— is that the speak St Augustine and Daytona Beach first poll of this nature was one and extend westward to the Gulf of conducted by a chain of drug Mexico passing Ocala a few miles stores— I think it was Liggett’s to the south Selden said Orlando and I think the campaign was the Lakeland as well as other cities 1920 one between Harding and Cox have been mentioned as the possible capital of the new Florida Science of Polls Three Objectives Outlined The New Florida association has Pushed Onward That drug store poll I recall was adopted three objectives — state division reapportionment of legisla- looked upon by politicians and newstive meihbers or a constitutional papers as merely interesting and There convention to adopt a new consti- not necessarily convincing tution The latter two are really was no science in the selection of one so far as the association is con- those invited to express themselves in the poll I think the stream of cerned “We will be satisfied with nothing customers that flowed through the less than one of these two objec- drug stores merely saw in a con“We rec- spicuous place a box or other detives” Selden explained ognize that we have a program that vice into which if they chose they will consume a few years 'to carry put a slip expressing their choice out but we are determined Since that early drug store poll the “We feel that the peninsula sec-- t technique has been built up surtion of Florida has different ob- prisingly Possibly if interest in these polls commercially and otherjectives wise than the northern and west- -' continues they may pass through ern sections of the state” Selden b form of evolution in which they will attain a kind of official status said “We believe that not only would It was that way with the direct the peninsula section of the state primary During the latter part of receive benefit from a division of the last century there were primary Florida but also that our good elections but they were wholly infriends and neighbors in the main- formal They were devices by land sections of the state will in the which party leaders “felt out” how final analysis also be benefited members of the party stood They “Our plans td achieve state divi- were called “soap box primaries” sion are to carry the proposal to ed (Continued from Preceding Page) What you really truly meant —I M A Mused SULLIVAN A moi! Sancho et S S N a his side would be colored by his moi!!! f wish From that primitive method it is a long distance to the polls that To please one must make up his have now become familiar mind to be taught many things which he already knows by people One who do not know them Characteristic Is ‘Bandwagoning’ One characteristic of these polls is important - They tend to accentuate their own results They tend to grow by what they report When a poll reveals that one or two men are in the lead or that one side of a question is more favored than another there comes into operation a rule of human nature which politicians have long recognized They have called 'it the "band wagon" movement the tendency df average human nature to gravitate toward the candidates who are already strong These polls assuming they will be taken from time to time up until the party nominating convention in June will have much the same psychological effect as the early ballots in the convention itself They will tend to line up voters behind favorites especially favorites who are in the lead They will increase the public interest and the tensions I have said these polls are surprisingly accurate They are accurate as of tjiejime they ar taken Without reviewing the series of successive polls that have been taken from time to time preceding an election I dhinlt it is safe ia say these polls themselves reveal and prove that public opinion ' changes Decidedly a poll taken today more than four months before the presidential nomination has no necessary bearing on what would be the outcome of a poll taken just before the convention Convention Factor Yet Undetermined Also in the nomination of presidential candidates there is a factor which the assay The nomination is made by the convention itself by the thousand or so delegates who have the actual votes These delegates in many cases will be instructed by the voters in their districts and presumably the instructions will coincide with popular opinion But there are several quite large unknown factors A delegate instructed for a minor candidate will in many cases make his own choice of where to go when it is clear his own candidate cannot wim And it is necessary to repeat the outcome of a poll taken now will be probably quite different from the outcome of the same poll taken four months from now Some results of the present poll on possibilities for the Republican pres idential nomination are surprising One is the fact that Colonel Frank Knox has only 7 per cent of the vote and stands fourth Had I been making a guess 1 would have said Colonel Knox would have been among ttfe first three possibly the first two If Mr Haover were a formal candi date in the sense in which Senator Borah is or even a generally rec ognlzed aspirant as Governor Lan don can be taken to be in that event doubtless Mr Hoover would have got many more votes polls-cann- ot- Disbelieves Borah’s Boom Will Collapse The percentage in favor of Senator Borah making him second on the list is distinctly important It is evident Senator Borah is a factor Some time ago I suggested not as a prediction but as a possibility that Senator Borah might have an experience such as Senator Hiram Johnson had in 1924 In that year Senator Johnson started with a strongly organized and adequately financed movement to contest in the Republican primaries for the Republican nomination In the first three primaries he lost rather con- NOTES ON THE CUFF in respect too Nature has a remedy for this too and that remedy is not socialism nor collectivism ether The remedy in a way is simple and absolutely refutes socialism and collectivism but the socialists have a bug Karl Marx and the socialists are wrong from start to finish Let Mr Mitchell do a little more cogL A HOLLENBECK itating Duchesne Utah W R H-- See rule of assist- of Fellow citizens you are guaranteed a homestead exemption under Utah law and no welfare board or welfare worker has any constitutional right or authority to intimidate you or by duress or threat of withholding any benefits to which you are entitled compel you to cede or sign away any of your legal and vested rights WILLARD BISHOP Orem Utah Mother and Daughter Get Age Pensions Painter — Minister Becomes Self-Taug- ht canvas DEPARTMENT “Extravagance” said Orval W Naturalization Oath Adams “is at the root of most of Considered Important our ills The present administration is about in the same fix as two V Crone dinewlyweds I know” Editor Tribune “How so?” asked a friend rected attention to Mr Haskin’s “Why you see they paid so much for their going away outfit that sales department offering copies of the constitution for a amall sum they can’t go away” All of this is true but who has made Dead men may tell no tales but Mr Haskln the agent of the govsome of their tombstones are awful ernment to inform the people conliars the cerning obligations of its citizens? citizens ere supNaturalized “Philip had risen again and was walking BACKWARD and forward posed to take an oath to support the impatiently”— From “The Mill on constitution Their intention are all the Floss”— George Eliot right They intend to do all they But if they don’t know At the doctors’ table in the res- promise taurant Doctors Allison Goeltz anything about the constitution Pearsall Kerby Ossman and Owens how can they tell when they may were speaking of a young colleague violate their oath? A story is told who had just started to practice that some ten years ago some young “I asked him how his practice man had acquired full citizenship was coming along” said Dr Pear- and when asked by another what hq sall intended to do now Uiat he was a “I "And wjiat did ho myl" queried full fledged citizen 'rerftarRed: Dr Owens intend to go down to a mining gamp “He said that in the mornings and open a bar” And that just practically no one came and in the after swearing to uphold the conetc afternoon the rush fell off a bit" stitution (The eighteenth amendment was in full force 4th&t One swallow may not make a time) summer but it helps to make one The same is true of otheF pledges forget about the winter That is It is related that a young bride of several weeks reflecting on her a big enough swallow promise “to love cherries and bay” the wedding ceremdny asked her You can fool all of the people at some of the time but you can fool nearest friend why jfhe should love “cherries" what has that to do yourself all of the time with marriage? When explained that the words were “love cherish It’s a great gift just to be decen! and obey" her husband she conand act natural tended this did not apply to her for she promised “to love cherries and There are people so hampered bay” whatever that was by false modesty that they can’t Too many is "too much of anylook the naked truth in the face thing” The more oaths required the less consideration is given Of To be happy one must ask neither course older people know what the HOW nor the WHY of life obligations an oath carries with it hot sure but it seems that a It is necessary to be almost a Ifewamweeks ago there was published genius to make a good husband in The Tribune ah article detailing sojhewhat the duties of the Boy They are a class of fine Natives Given Permits Scouts Are they bound by roung people some oath and do they understand To Appear in Clothing what it means? J A WHITELOCK LIBERTY Mo (UP)— Among applicants for old age pensions In t Clay Platte and Clinton counties ! are a mother and daughter bothj The mother Mrs Bettis eligible Hyatt is 91 her daughter Mrs Susie Moyer is 71 Another of ths applicants is a man with 223 grand-children according to Charles Wil- A wo—: liam district investigator man 101 years old was ths oldes applicant -- j N SYDNEY S W (UP)— In Papua natives must obtain a permit from the administration before they may wear any clothing Sir Hubert Murray lieutenant governor of Papua revealed here Sir Hubert said that a Papuan must show that he understands the correct use of clothing and the need for 'constant washing to prevent disease before a permit is granted The danger is that the simple Papuans who are fond of gathering' rags of Europeai clothing and wearing them allowed them to get sodden by rain and kept on wearing them leading to disease Rooster Sounds Alarm That's the price you would have to pay for POSTAGE ALONE if you sent a letter bearing a 3c STAMP to every family subscribing to the Tribun& and Telegram BUT you can reach all of these people thru a Want Ad costing as little as 40c THINK OF IT1 Only— Orem Resident Raps Utah Welfare Board Editor Tribune: The pension committee and I people’s C Thores-se- n its chairman deserve the sup port of the aged in whose behalf Let all back they are working them up and refuse to sign away their birthright for a charity dole The state welfare board well knew that the pauperizing requirements attached would prevent many of the most needy and more worthy from applying for same The worldwide reputation of Utah for honor bestowed on her aged is now in great measure thrown into the discard her prestige diminished and while drives are on to raise thousands of dollars to place our state in a favorable light the great opportunity to build on a firmly established foundation and give to Utah a plan to which other states could) pattern after with pride has been passed up The aged have been led to expect provision for a decent standard sirl Your ad thoroughly covers Salt 80000 Families-y- es Lake City and County and is watched for by 80000 SUNDAY OR DAILY readers of T 'n' T Want Ads covering Utah Idaho Wyoming and Nevada like a blanket "Farm Land Week" Starts March 8th (next Sunday) Mail Your Farm Fpr Sale ! 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without benefit of technical knowledge— how to mix paints how to use shadows to best effect sense of perspective — he set out to learn to pqfnt He has finished his ninth) 1 KETCHIKAN Alaska (UP)— A rooster saved Mr and Mrs Carl E Harlsen several thousand dollars and perhaps saved their lives While the family was asleep early one morning a fire broke out in a downstairs room The rooster began Evolution the people — to make it an issue in crowing loudly waking the family the coming elections and to carry in time to extinguish the fire before of living and "have been deceived by and betrayed by those in whom they concluto a successful it forward it got beyond control his movement broke placed confidence and trust About 1903 the primary election spicuously sion" down and Mr Coolidge was nomiSo ashamed are the members of The probable procedure to at- was given an official statutory nated of in block Roosevelt whole the easily Judged by the outboard of their acthe I think Wisconsin or come of tain a new state would be first standing In the tion state welfare the poll nothing midwestern farm states to pass the are seeking they to obtain an amendment to the state Minnesota was the' first state in like that is present to happen to Sen- same way if Senator Borah should buck to by calling atconstitution fixing the boundaries which the legislature passed a for- ator Borah going Nebraska his fortunes would tention toWashington carry a safety clause in the fedof the state the amendment to ex- mal direct primary law Something Of course Senator Borah’s for- prosper eral law placed there to guard clude the peninsula section of the like this may happen about these tunes like state such an amendment would polls They may come to be con- tenders villthose ol the other conagainst the states enriching themdepend much on how selves at government expense and have Eob'e approved by a popular ducted under official auspices laws well he does in the early official Ballot never intended as a mandatory r- vote of the people Then the penin- may be passed regulating them The early primaries sular section would apply to con- and wc may hye a new step in the primaries cn laws the Something depends particularly the early ones in large the Nebraska primary business of conducting a democ- states gress for admission to the union have the same “band wagon” governing A few western states have an unracy effect as In any event these polls have of the this and other polls If any usual condition in their primary ONE CENT A DAY PAYS present contenders should clearly introduced something new two or three large states he laws They permit voters cf either UP TO $100 A MONTH in politics and public opinion In carry would be likely to win Particularly party to vote in the primary of the old days predictive estimates would this whatever party they choose regardbe so if a candidate The Postal Life & Casualty Insur- about the of elections outcome less of how they Votetf before or should ance Co 5312 Postal Life Bldg never had carry in early primaries how they expect to vote in the enany such large or formal Kansas City Mo is offering a new survey to go upon Some weeks be- large states which are decisive in The Demogeneral ejection suing the to election that general between the crats and accident policy pays up fore an election and commonly not new dealers will this year to24 and for Republicans Democrats such have no months $100 a month for untilo within 10 days of the election strong reason to participate tal disability and up- - to $100000 for the national committee of a party states for example as Ohio in their own primaries for there deaths —costs less than lc a day— would send out to the little precinct Illinois Is will be no fight for the Democratic $350 a year Mpre than 150000 have leaders in every election district a nomination— everybody knows Mr already-boug- ht this policy Men request for their judgment about In Roosevelt is going to get it ConseOutlook women and children eligible Sendlhow the election would go On the In the present situation the Illi- quently Democrats and new dealadno money Simply send name ers in states where the law per-- j aggregate of these estimates pre- nois be important It dress age beneficiary’s name and dictions were made If the result comesprimary will mits them may take a hand in nom on 14 early quite April the Republican candidate relationship and they will send this was not favorable to the party tak- think Illinois is the inating NORMAL state to ' largest AlFor the new dealers to take a policy on 10 days' FREE inspection ing it it wds not made public have its primary early though I hand in No examination is required- This ways it was realized that the judgnominating the man who is rrRY to Imagine what It means to be have not the complete list of pribarred from the pleasto oppose them in the gen- 1 deafened offer is limited so write the com- ment of a precinct leader himself going dates before me Illinois will eral election antries of conversation from music will look not well (Adv) ardently interested in success for mary If pany today be especially important this year radio lectures theatres and church because of being the home state of Nebraska has this type of primary and 'often from earning one's living law if and health Undermined by the daily nerve Senator should Borah one ‘of the possibilities Colonel strain of deafness and you can picKnox I think Senator Borah also win it the point might be made ture: how rich a blessing you can beis already entered in Illinois If that he wins not necessarily by stow on one of your friends who la hard and dependably Republican of hearing “by mailing us his name Borah or any other possi- strictly votes but by votes of Democrats and address ' DUE TO GASTRIC HYPERACIDITY Senator bility should by any chance take and new dealers We address you because the deafened That point if the Tender and Inflamed scorched by acidi Burning Illinois away from Colonel 'Knox often so sensitive or so discouraged with pain gnawing appetite but uch a penalty paid the result would be serious to the condition should arise and the point are that they be made whether in Nebraska or evitable” resign themselves to "the Infar gratifying it! candidate losing his home state and any other state would do harm to But the burden of deafness Is NOT What a plcturel And how unnecessary thanks to highly favorable to th candidate Senator l&uth He would do well Inevitable aa has been proved to thouthe state from the taking away in some early speech to make it sands since Hugo Lleber Invented the home man bone conduction 80N0-TONhe is a clear that forthright oppo- first portable wavs Another early primary that will nent of the new deal Na magic about It— lust common sense know-hoin 1932 some of for TABPINK VPN’S of relieving human suffering that be important is the Nebraska one whe had given up all hope the hesitancy to nomi- areThousandsbusy LETS quicklv demonstrate Not on sale at Drug also on April 14 I do not know nate Republican happier unhampered him rests on an uneasy feeling lives living E because simply they tried who is entered there or is going to Storea in his general line of thought that discovered and that this amazing be If Senator Borah and Gover- and by his past record jie is not as Invention gave them again MAIL UP°N FOR FREE BOOKLET hearing akin nor Landbn should contend in Neto normal hearing thoroughgoing an antagonist of the Give if braska be FRANCISCO should SAN VON (JO especially your deafened friend the chance they new deal as most of the Republito enjoy good hearing Give us his the only contendants the outcome cans want to nominate Pacifie Building 4th and Market Suite 664 Dept S L No doubt name and let us mall him complete would have weight Nebraska ad- Senator Borah as he San Francisco Calif begins to make Information on 8ONOTONE joins Kansas and both Nebraska speeches will make clear and conKindly aend FREE BOOKLET "THE 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