Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING Smart Lobbyists Stay Out Of Spotlight in Capital -- Others ‘Tell All’ to Probers Capital Observer Cites Case of From West Who Wined and Dined Congressmen and Officials ‘Big-Hearte- d’ e ' Special to The Tribune WASHINGTON March of lobbyists— and they are much discussed in Washington again just at this time— there are some are lobbyists and lobbyists dumber than others Indeed not all lobbyists are dun but those who achieve the most notoriety and the minimum of what they are paid Grave Held Lucky Sign By Chinese CANTON China March 21 On the advice of his brother a noted necromancer g reGeneral Chen buried the body of his mother on a hill north of China where a legendary Chinese rebel once buried his father and then launched a series of conquests which made him an emperor General Chen feels that by reburying his own mother on UP) — Man Chi-Tan- which Youths Boost Senate Measure Providing Driver Sentenced To 90 Days After Pay While in School Drunk Conviction V‘ MARCH 22 1936 Extension Courses Prepared For Eskimos by Alaska 6U’ WASHINGTON March 21 UP)— March 21 UP-WASHINGTON Education on the march along the than 200 youths of high school frontiers of Alaska has stationed a and college age Including a large thriving university just a few hunpercentage of girls appeared at a dred miles below the Arctic circle senate hearing today in support of The prospector digs into textbooks bill to give them on the Benson-Amli- e mining during the cold months pay while they go to school or study Home economics and farming are vocations Indians and Eskimos being The hearing was conducted by the oldtaught of the Ice block igloo the senate" ’education committee Is being story relegated to the land of which for three days has heard in- fables dorsement of the bill Such was the picture of Alaska (It would provide 315 a month for painted today by Dr Charles E high school students and 325 for Bunnell He is president of the Unicollege students actually at school versity of Alaska and his associaand the same sum weekly for tion with the territory dates back learning trades while to those rough and tumble days that performing useful work on public existed long before motion picture stars invaded the land to make life projects) Hayes Beall of Chicago repre- miserable for directors because a senting the National Council of shipment of grapefruit was late Methodist Youth said “thousands On Business Trip are being degraded" for lack of edDr Bunnell in Washington on ucational opportunity or chance to business outlined a few facts about work his farthest north university It is at Fairbanks 470 miles in More Charge Follows Collision of Automqbilcs on State Street Karl Day 29 was sentenced to serve 90 days in the city jail on a drunken driving charge Saturday by Police Judge A H ElletL He was convicted by a jury in police court Wednesday as the result of a collision near 165 South Stats street March 8 he favored was not given an opportunity to come to a vote in the house last session When congress reassembled this this spot he Is assured of winter Bob returned to Washingprosperity and happiness for ton It was a hard cold winter the years to come suburbs were not so alluring as they O A Corless 50 of 19 West Sevhad been in midsummer so his conenth South street arrested Friday gressional friends scattered around town He brought his “wife and night after he had struck a parked car near Seventh North and Secdog” to live with him Nevertheond West streets denied a drunken less he did not forget his mission His trial was set driving charge to accomplish are almost invariably The utility bill was over the dam for March 31 but the Pettengill bill remained The stupid one way or another That is bulk of past support for the long Failing to appear on speeding why they and their operations are and short haul clause had come charges Blair Turner 18 of 446 Notes East Seventh South street Henry Explain Suicide exploited in the newspapers and from the intermountain country 35 and Arden Frnd-se- n Miller that is why so many men in public Smith laid his plans to cultivate parJr Of Bank President SALEM Ore March 21 CD— A 33 of 887 First avenue forlife who associate with them are ticularly the congressman from the called upon to do a lot of explaining west He had mingled some in times preliminary initiative petition filed feited 5 each while Jack Stewart AMHERST S D March 21 CD-F- our Not all lobbying is bad or open past with reclamationists so he hit with the secretary of state asked 30 was ordered arrested on a bench terse notes apparently hastily to criticism sometimes it Is wholly upon the idea of having a series of repeal of the Oregon liquor Control warrant scribbled and telling a tale of shortproper legal constitutional and dinners attended by western mem-be- act and would replace it with a H S Ewell 30 forfeited $2 J C ages and losses explained today why Richmond 58 foreited $5 and Tom Arnold Bornhoft to "discuss ethical Therefore lobbying per se reclamation" president of the Is not open to condemnation But Strangely enough according to con- system of county and city regula- Chisholm was fined $5 on traffic Farmers’ State bank of Amherst because a lot of dumb lobbyists gressman who partook of Smith’s tion of the sale of intoxicating signal charges C E Peirce 40 of killed himself Wednesday 555 East First South street denied u bob up in Washington from time hospitality this past winter while liquor A preliminary examination of the The Home Rule leagul Portland a traffic signal charge and his trial bank’s to time do a lot of fool things per- there was much talk about reclamaof records showed a A tion while a Kern was E set bench approximately 340000 shortage for Tuesday Smith never did any of the represented by form crudely after the fashion of the pres! Frank R dent sponsored the repeal measure warrant was ordered issued for the Strain state banking superintenlobbyist portrayed on the stage talking The measure would grant towns arrest of M W Young on aAimilar dent announced Not Employed lobbying as a profession has come to be frowned upon It is because He was not employed by the rec- and cities the right to license reg- charge of operations of this latter class lamationists at least he has not ad- ulate and control the sale of hard Dispositions of six stop sign cases Loses Finger that the country every now and mitted that any of his income was liquors Tax revenues would be were: W J Tozier 29 fined $5 then is regaled with stories of the derived from them He sat back allocated on the basis of 25 per cent J H Easthope 33 Bountiful fined PORTLAND Ore March 21 CD-B-eing friendly with a dog at a dog doing of presumably mysterious and let his guests "talk reclama- to the general fund of the state and 33 Calvin Morgan 37 fined 32 highly paid lobbyists who are pic- tion" But he was interested in 75 per cent to the common school Alice L Robertson 33 forfeited 35 show cost Walter Kendall his little tured as attempting to corrupt the the Pettengill bill and interestingly fund Henry Wilders 35 of 550Wilming' finger Kendall who is president The state now "regulates the sale ton avenue forfeited 33 and James of f Portland food company was congress by buying or otherwise enough Representative Pettengill author of the now notorious bill was of hard liquor through state stores Rigas of 34 East Seventeenth South feeding one of the animals at the Improperly influencing votes and licenses retail street pleaded guilty sentence exhibit here when it bit off his almost always present at the gath- and agencies Tells Everything of western congressman beer and wine dealers Thursday finger erings one of time dumb the Every called to "discuss reclamation" Eviunder lobbyists testifying pressure before a congressional investigating dently on some occasions there was Interspersed with reclamation talk committee tells most everything he some talk of th Pettengill bill knows including the names of those he has contacted the public gasps which would be natural enough be that is the subject closest to PBNNEY'St-'- at the size of his salary and gasps cause the heart of Mr Pettengill and the the at generous proportions again Smith-himse- lf was of his expense account The marvel topic in which is not only that lobbyists of this supposed to be most concerned that the to a congress-- 1 typehsv® been able to shake down man’s heart if way not his vote is big corporations for liberal allowances the greater wonder is that through his stomach Smith enterthe presumably brilliant brainy tained and entertained and entermen who head the corporations tained and the fact that many of his guests returned time and again should be such boobs as to squander attested the quality of the service dd who fellows on good money the Knowing “boys” wanted to stupid things that bring the “talk reclamation" Smith obligingthemselves into disrepute As for senators and congressmen ly brought some reclamationists into the who associate with and place them- N picture For instance Marshall White Shoes are all the go Ladies but thev are Dana whom he had known in selves under obligations to lobbyists and who Portland summer was last by no means exclusively so Greys and Blues of the crude type there is also ground of the Western Reclamafor wonderment Never until this president are also popular and the more conservative tion Congress as well as northwestpast week did any lobbyist involve ern representative of Public Works Browns and Blacks are preferred lor some ocso many members of senate' and Administrator Ickes came to Washhouse as did genial “Bob” Smith casions Our ofierings for PENNEY DAYS will and strangely enough the great ington occasionally Him Off Tipped provide you with big bargains and proper new preponderance of national' legisSmith out of friendship in fact lators who were on his “Rgt" were styles in shoes that wear well and comfortably from the west The apparent ex- had a way of tipping Dana off by planation lies In the fact that most wire whenever he learned anything of thoqe who had accepted the hos- was about to break affecting reclapitality of this highly paid lobbyist mation in a big way Dana was thus for thfi power companies and the enabled to rush to Washington In railroad companies were compara- time to get in the picture— and of tively new men in Washington course get some of the credit Dana They were unacquainted with the made Smith’s house his headquarinner workings of the great gov- ters when he was in Washington ernmental machinery strangers to and Dana’s presence was a legitithe old practice-olobbying as it mate excuse for "inviting the boys once was practiced ip crude fashion in to talk reclamation" On another They had not been- - in Washington occasion when he was hungry for long enough to realize that back of more reclamation talk Smith invitevery anonymous social invitation ed to his house John C Page whom may lurk some hidden objective Secretary Ickes had appointed temThese are summer favorites styled for comthat for every free meal furnished porary commissioner of reclamafort If you prefer them in other colors we by a comparative stranger some tion That justified calling the boys have them also in straps pumps and oxprice some time may b expected to together again to “talk reclamaTheir Inexperience prob- tion” Smith doted on affording be paid An almost fords ably accounts for the fact that so them this opportunity Again Dana’s limitless assortment — who successor so as involved irriof the were many president many to choose from in had not been in congress long gation congress served as the guest of honor at another little reclama-tio- n this popular new enough to “learn the ropes” They Pair talk-feand lastly Governor are wiser senators and members line at only Spring C Ben Ross of Idaho was the today nucleus around whom was built Power Firms “Bob” Smith who came to Wash- what apparently was the last of the “reclamation dinners” at Smith's ington from Portland Ore as paid What Ickes may think of Young Girl Stitched representative of a number of west- this Secretarycommissioner of rectemporary ern power companies was hired to lamation acting as the drawing card fight the publicutilltles bill es-of for a tJVhlte party at Smith’s what he may clause death the penalty pecially two think of about men the seriousthe to & Just the sport shoe for all take bill later and up that considered for permanent aplow Wide strap "J slimmer fight for the Pettengill bill as the ly And heel comfyl 8Va to-as commissioner of recphid representatives of certain rail- pointment look at the price M f) road companies Bob had the old lamation being on such intimate o per pair only Idea Take a nice big house out in terms with Bob Smith probably will the suburbs make it a refuge where not long be concealed But such be expected if men in hungry or thirsty legislators could things must office and men aspiring to public inner the to SHOE DEPARTMENT IN THE BASEMENT find something please man at almost any hour make it a high public office permit their aprendezvous for good fellows throw petites andtotheir desire to “talk recoccasional dinner parties attract lamation” lead them into the comthose who have votes to cast and pany of lobbyists whose memories take advantage of the contacts thus do not allow them to forget who formed That method was in vogue they have entertained Turns Over House SO years ago But Bob generous Bob did more Bob Smith is a man He was here last Rummer when the he has ngt forgotten the little group was and hot weather Washington of congressmen who bunked with Summers are notorious Congress him during the hot suihmer of 1935 ! dragged on and on members living As evidence of that recall that down town suffered nights because Smith graciously turned over his of the heat They got through the house and his service to one of his In these famous PENNEY’S OWN Brand Shoes every feature days all right f or the house of rep- summer boarders that he might enhas been designed to our own specifications to givh you added It oc- tertain his governor then visiting in resentatives is curred to “Bob” that some of his Washington It was a nice hoscomfort extra wear ultra smartness congressional friends might like to pitable thing to do aqd the conFlexible steel arch supports and share his sumptubus house out in gressman living at one of WashCorrect Balance heels for foot the suburbs where nights are cool- ington’s best hotels where of er and sleeping is better so he in- course there are ho dining faciliand ease "Certainly health vited six congressman to come out ties no opportunities for entertainfor the money great exquality and bunk with him and to split ing gladly accepted Smith’s profOnly— penses seven ways They went- not fer and threw a party for the govas his guests but as his friends ernor at Smith's The governor and they say all expenses for main- had no vote on the Pettengill bill taining the household were divided but the congressman had Furthermore the dinner for the governor evenly among them served to bring together an unusualVital Measures large number of western memBoy! Here's Snappiness At the time these congressmen ly bers so some time during the evemoved out to live with Bob Smith And they're rugged toe Dress should have been possible two measures of vital importance to ning it up for Spring fellas! Moccasomewhere for the host to slip in sin type vamp They'rq sinai t his clients were pending the public a word for his pet measure good Black calf uppers sturdy utilities bill with its death penalty One would Noso at least suppose leather soles rubber heels clause and the Pettengill bill Those a What admits but at look odds the at buy body it only pair— were live topics before the house So generous was Bob Smith that he conthe when during the hot days made it possible for his friends in Take Elevator or Handy gressmen were bunking with Bob congress to invite their congresCenter Stairs to the BaseSmith Sitting around in the cool sional friends out to Smith's for ment Shoe Department of the evening Bob had his opporinner when the fancy struck them tunity to talk it has not been testiappears that more often than not fied that be did but he had the opcongressmen rather than Smith did He not out to be turned portunity the inviting Smith stayed in the1 so effectivi as a lobbyist for the background until the guests ashill law a with became public utility sembled under his roof and then EICITYI of CPPEtfNEYXCOMPAN the substance death the penalty they came totalize who really was preserved and the Pettengill bill tcontmued on rage Ten) Oregonians Ask County and City Liquor Control Borah Backers Seek By Tribune Leased Wirs NEW YORK March 21—Collee- tion of a 3100000 campaign fund? for Senator William E Borah of Idaho candidate for the Republic can nomination for president sought by the recently organized? Farmers’ and Business Men’s Nae tional Committee for Borah it wat£ rs disclosed today by receipt "of soliciting subscriptions by local Republicans The letters ate signed by Frank E Gannett newspaper publisher of Rochester and William Ziegler Jr and Amos Pinchot of New York' City members of the 'organization committee Mr Gannett who 1 coupled with Senator Borah on the ballot in the Ohio primary election ' Regular Subjects courses leading as the candidate for the vice presiIt gives four-yeIs temporary' tb the usual degrees in a wide va' dential nomination riety of subjects Mining engineer- treasurer ing busidtss administration and arts are the most popular Begin- Eskimos and the Indians is being ning next year it will adopt a five-ye- carried to them through extension course in civil and mining en- courses from the university and by gineering university graduates as they paasr Education for the miners the out into the work of the territory land and 2000 mile from its nearest university neighbors those of British Columbia at Vancouver and Washington at Seattle He has been its president since the institution was founded 14 years ago Several commencements in its infancy found only one graduate waiting for a diploma But there are 180 students now 98 of them from Alaska The others came from the states and foreign countries Its entrance requirements are the same as those of larger and older institutions Its credits given full values by other universities let--te- 1 -- rs K a “review SECOND SOUTH advise days longer Ibis great will continue We you— BUY and SAVE during-thes- e PENNEY DAYS without further delay Now is a splendid time to— §A m on STOS STEP high Wide and HANDSOME in CHEVRON POLO a®?®1 com-pani- ¥ A beautiful bargain in the kind of a suit you'll enjoy wearing from morn to night! 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