| Show rt 0 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING fije Jjnlt f every moraine by “the Tribune Puhiunln Comoony WASHINGTON The WEEKLY HOW CAN HE PLAY BALL? §fiferow alee NOVEMBER 12 1933 MERRY-GO-ROUN- D 1 th Niidfln bMrf it fliN Lake City at cliM matter WASHINGTON— Blood i thickerHe told a long story- Hull listened than water between the Rooeevelts placidly" Intimated disagreement -He but not thick enough to upset the Cousin Harry waxed vigorous destate department' new "Sic Semper even got indignant that the atate partment should prevent repayment Tyrannli" policy in the Caribbean Finally Tyrant Trujillo dictator of the of a just debt of hospitality Dommidan republic has just demon- Hull weakened He said "Well if you Insist upon it they strated this fact Some time ago Cousin Harry can go” Cousin Harry went back to his maRoosevelt assistant secretary cd the He was elated “Sec” Hull told Caribrines the a took cruise through navy assistant He was bean stopped off to visit Trujillo his La ' denot elated was royally entertained About to TruThen developed a contest as to who part Cotisin Harry asked Tyrantcould is really running the jillo if there was anything he do to compensate for lavish Domin- policy of the United States Jefferson Csffery the assistant secretary ican hospitality in He Tyrant Trujillo replied thatto there of state in question stepped have showed that sending twp marines to was He said he would like two marine officer come down and serve Tyrant Trujillo would put the regive k little advice to his army He American stamp of Approval on a did not add that his own regime was gime as bad as Machado’s wouldtottering that he would like to hav give American blessing to depredaconcrete military evidence of Ameri- tions by Trujillo’s army would incan support jure United States prestige in Cousin Harry promised to produce Back in Washington he notified the Caffertv bad his way Cousin Harry state department that Major Thom- did not The two marine officers are as Watson and Lieutenant Gregon not going to Santo Domingo Williams U S M C would be atTough Guy tached to President Trujillo Reporter “General what about But the atate department said: "No” 7 thin barrage of attacks on the N R A?” So Cousin Harry went over to the General Hugh Johnson: "I am conWhit House to see Cousin Franklin scious of the dead cats I expected He told him that President Trujillo them Also I can take it I have no had been kind that the president of and so I don’t care ambitions political th United States had a treaty right what they say” to send marines to Santo Domingo Unseen Band that th two marines should go He The unseen but decisive hand of Cousin Franklin was dubious said that was for "Sec” Hull to de- Franklin D Roosevelt was behind th cide sudden withdrdawal of South CaroBack Cousin Harry went to the lina’s lame duck Congressman state department and Secretary Hull: on Followlnr Pate) Latin-Amerlc- that the repeal of constitutional prohibition Is an accomplished fact the people of Utah and other states have Innumerable problems to ponder Hie time the extent and the manner of recognizing a traffic once outlawed presents the basis In reassuming control of of widespread differences of pinion this traffic the states will encounter many deep and bitter arguJOW ments A good many of our people would like to see liquor and alcoholic beverages completely suppressed They however are 1m- -t mediately reminded that this Is exactly what national prohibition failed to do The problem now jsto determine the extent and the manner of recognition Light wines and beers undoubtedly trill be more tolerantly received than hard liquor ' At the same time we are not to forget that recognition of these alone wlU constitute a blind for the evils of hard liquor which we are trying to escape The situation Is one which will demand stern measures of distribution If it does not actually suggest that the sale of hard liquors be" vested wholly and completely In the state In this respect there 'Is not much difference In the aspirations of those who voted for repeal and those who voted against It All how would do well to give Intensive thought to regulatory measures which win promote the general cause of temperance Zfforte to suppress completely we have found won’t do They are Impractical and drive the traffic to points where ' a It can neither be watched nor regulated ’ Utah has retained a definite and tangible control over the legal aspects of tepeaL Legal distribution of liquor can be resumed only in the measure and In such fashion as the legislature provides and the legislature does not meet again in reguThere Is and can be no such thing in lar session until 1839 Utah as blowing off the lid of prohibition Legal eale of liquor The will be resumed only on authority of specific legislation tasy now confronting us Is to determine the epeclfic course under which the sale of liquor will be countenanced by the state of Utah It must take cognizance of the need for conserving and securing the public safety the relationship of the industry to taxes and revenue find the vital necessity for charting a course which encourages temperance and moderation as against state policies which stimulate consumption either by the process of too mudh liberty or too much prohibition Prison Liberties Latin-Ameri- Foists in Utah Idaho asd Nevada We Ship to All Phone Wasatch FREE CITY DELIVERY 600 hazards or Vic to itaccomEven before repeal is an plished fact the spectre of a new set of prohibition laws is arising in so roc sections of the coujitry to plague the victorious wets In the state of Washington for exare frahkly ample the repeallsta worried over what might happen if formal ratification of the twenty-firs- t without amendment finds them mesns of controlling th bard liquor traffic The danger arises from the fact that when Washington repealed its bone-drconstitutional amendment by a three to one vote it alao wiped from Auto Held Patent Agent its statute books all tha laws for the Of Temperance Workers control of liquor Consequently the repeallsta arc urging the governor to convene a special session of the legislature to Editor Tribune: “The specially deal with the problem while the drys privileged have constantly been given are holding serenely aloof "to see greater and greater power until now what they shall see the wealthy are firmly saddled and This Is UTAH CELERY WEEK THE FORUM y THI UNITED TO PERMIT SEND GIST CELERY TO YOUR FRIENDS Al a gift Celery it inexpen - By Our Readers live yet it curies a met sas el friendihlp and goodwill that Is beyond price The I cUt is easily madeJuit send the United i list of the names and addresses of your friends Choice Crisp Whits Ctlery will be selected for YOUR gift It will bs expertly and neatly parked In New Attractive Celery Cartons and will arrive In excellent condition— even If your frlende live In tho moct distant parts of th United Btatee Rules for Contributors I Letters limited Is werdt t (a) Writs sa sat tide s( Iks paper Re aaln (b writ anlciUtr t () Ililsas racial partisan dims- slsai psneaal act ‘USe1 4 (a) Writsra manager and his assistants should be hired st a stated reasonable salary Assuming Its operation at a profit this should ba apportioned equally to each titer-liaand every worker this because each wbrker is a “cog” in the machine from mail ilia Iras aaarst and rvaidra S Foetlsal ceatrlbe- address manager down to and-- including the Views Hear art as! soasldcrtd nightwatchman and scrub woman Far expressed la tkls depart! an their superior knowledge and abil Ikns si Iks aaatrtkalsrs laS 4s Iks tlrw ef ast aecemaril? reflect tha higherup have their larger p The Tribune 7 Tbs depprtiMBt questioned fcnUta qc? earitiLwork'n pf tb feyst tend to see In thattitud of the it matters not ’Ey wftatf ' ' median a W" ' Apparently dees set Fernn nesa Iks depends on" the efficiency abcT co When the states provided prison terms for convicted felons a deep plot to try and stagt a come-bac- k means used for acquiring wealth eeirt aiere Ihaa aa sentrlbstiea of each and every "cog in operation week a Ike Muse Iren inker stocks bonds moct The loaning it is doubtful if they expected to be satisfied with technical cuspersistent drys ac whether by the machine hence the profits should methods The to are or the questionable cording hoping repeallsta be divided equally among th entire They constructed prisons no doubt ratification finds the state unprepared liquor tody of their prisoners way of getting wealth by those who a thing that has made nearly every- "team” and that such a grand and glorious toil not neither do they spin by man- one a debtor to government with the thought that convicts would be found' In that immeAs it works now It is like honors mesa will result that the public will ual effort is not popular but get Senator Norris: "I wired the presidiate vicinity during their terms If prisoners are permitted' look dent that I thought he could accom- emoluments and favors in army and with ftvor upon an initiative wealth laws To warn people by word of mouth plish this desired result by issuing naval life The general or commanding periodical or even occasional junkets Into the outside world the measure to reenact the bone-drWhether the plot is real or lmtg and law as was the case with Adam new money instead pf new interezt-bearin- g order of the law is not followed precisely securities in his call for the officer gets all the honors and credit! inary It is serving the purpose of and Eve is only to excite opposiThere Is no sound or substantial reason why one convict making the wets realize the one way tion refunding of $11100000000 of the lor e successful campaign whereas he This would himself would be helpless ware he not make repeal permanent and safe It is peculiar that man having pre- fourth Liberty bonds should enjoy outside liberties which are denied to another 8uch to Is to control hard liquor better than cedence over all other animals should save the taxpayers interest on bonds distinctions as prison officials may make or desire to make be- it was controlled under prohibition be the only one lawed to death in or- which interest amounts to more than backed by the great army forced to do der to exist Yet he cannot be trusted $69000000 a year It would increase as they are ordered on penalty of tween their charges should be confined to their Immediate jurJUDICIARY AND FOUTICa r un- the currency by the amount of the death The "hlghgrupa” conceive th to be associated with isdiction Any course which permit prisoners to mingle with Californians et their next general less a law with big teeth in it is in bonds canceled and would restore the movements but the "men” do th real election will vote upon a novel plan evidence the outside world whether attended or unattended Is not in of purchasing power of the fanner end work of carylng th fort When an (electing judges for courts of recTo be wet or dry is the mooted other debtors" ord The plan which is to be pre- question keeping with the original Concept of the prison penalty is disabled in service he is given Mr Norris also will propose the For my part both laws week and a progressive In- far more than the private In the way Because there has been a growth in maudlin sympathy with sented to the voters in the form of a should be nonexistent constitutional amendment presents saloon for heritance tax of pensions and attention Yet the comrespect to convicted felons the public does not get as exercised something of a paradox in that it The walking JOHN R JACOBS is not to be compared with mon soldier has much feeling as the over departures from established policy as It used to In Utah for proposes to give the people better morality one conducted by the puban open over the judiciary by taking lic In their Interest officer and for the same wound or ininstance we have become accustomed to policies which relieve control Need Held Teamwork away from them the right to elect The automobile is an agent more jury the common soldier should get the courts and the public of jurisdiction when commitments the judges so tent and effective for th befit-nSuccess ' For the same consideration I have often the amendment provides than inebriates use which of Briefly that are entered wondered why the various soldier sothat ell vecancies in the superior any law enactments Under the indeterminate sentence the board of pardons ai court of counties having a population For example: All are aware to comTribune: Whatever may cieties have not Insisted on equal pay Editor filled more than 1900000 shall be sumes jurisdiction when the courts have finished their work of bine gas and liquor is dangerous Any result from the effort of N R A for like Injuries to all ranks and by the governor from a list of candioverfull of liquor found dnv-n- to on a grades— teamwork being essential to The length of the term the duration of prison penalties become dates selected for him by a board erson get economic condition a car the car should be confisbetter basis one principle should success in war as well( as in peace all of the chief the of justice a matter for the discretion of the board Eternal vigilance con composed cated and sold at auction by city of be kept constantly in mind There supreme court the presiding justice thus barring accidents must be teamwork between manage- industry should be organized and opersequently is the price the public must pay for the exaction of of division one of the district court tlclals la very expensive ment and workers The capitalistic or ated on a teamwork base of apperit and the stale senator from ' J H MIDGLEY individualistlc'system expected penalties has shown that th county with lawbreakers m Idaho too may be too compassionate "managemant” has always absorbed These appointments Instead ol terprofits in industry Every partnership Hoover Urged as Head and criminals may even find that the woman convict was en- minating at the next election aa is Taxes Make Nearly All firm or corporation doing business una for continue case now would the sate -! In the company of the warden and refuse to be con- term of four full years At the end V S Debtors Says Writer der any law of any state should be a Of Vast Make-- ork tirely ’trust” Its officials directors and maneefned about the time she got back home The Incident Way be of this period the judge would have Editor Tribune: The article about agers should be bonded as "trust of Editor Tribune: Concerning life of direct public hazard but It certainly is the opportunity ef standing forhimelecwithout he Inflation by Garet Garrett in a week- iicials” and so regarded sustained tion If the woting not in harmony with equitable prison policies ' Carried to its would remainpeople in office If the peo- ly magazine did not mention taxes for the community good In every case security for the Blue Eagle Organize $800000000XMlollar national safety be relogical conclusion it would demand that prison officials spend ple rejected him he would selected Draft Herbert Hoover corporation placed by another judge to bead this where he can us his su a good part of their time planning excursions for their wards rom the list by the governor perb engineering ability Thus the judicial positions would and walking their prisoners back home The original task of this corpora be made appointive but the voters tion will ba to us all labor not otherwould still retain the power of veto little’was merely casual but "Just Me" wise employed 30 hours per week to —after four yean of observation A little streak of sunshine knew her well Shortly before her build structures in each state that dash of rain Proponents of the plan claim that rnHE fatal consequences of the automobile accident hazard in It will give the people additional pow- A little chill a breath of wirmth and tragic death "Just Me” asked th old will eliminate all crossings at grade lady If she didn’t get awfully lone- over railroads y Task will he the creX the middle of the block are more than double those of the er to supervise gubernatorial appointspring is here again speedways ments and will merely transfer the And thus through all this life of ours some living alone aa she did Mrs ation of to produce tolls our blessings come between Death is twice as certain for pedes- power of original selection from parFordyce saddened and if possible and waterways designated Intersection 1 The Finance— federal governty politicians to the judicial board Our trials like our bacon— streaks of made a little more “queer by the ment subscribe 29 trians crossing an Intersection ' diagonally as for those using Thus per cent of stock death of her only child a daughter fat and streaks ol lean it is argued the people will ' reserve federal and get in her --T J paft replied characteristically v’ currency the established lanes of traffic lose nothing and gain something 4 i " equal to 50 per cent of all The amendment has the blessings squeaky yoke: “Hqw in God’s name therefor These conclusions are taken from an intensive study made our moneta In and nr syssilver like memories mine gold with of the State Bar association which is In life for many of us the "streaks can anyona reserve or acquired by e 50 tier recently by one of our large insurance companies The findings now conducting an educational cam of lean” have been much wider than get lonesome? I have bad lands and tem sunshine birds cent metal money process tax This constitute a stern reminder to pedestrians everywhere that the paign in its behalf the “streaks of fat" but we can earn seas moonlight and flowers and trees I hsv known sick- money issue reserved by the national it like to that way-- if w try accident hazard does not revolve entirely around vehicular weakness and safety corporation tor wages of ecoPOLICI BADIO ness and health Las Vegas Nev hearing of the Two lines of an Armistice - v traffic strength right and wrong joy and nomic refugeesrailroads poem day child and 1 Charge success of police radio in larger cities born annually an haunted me ever since 1 read sorrow have - The woman A queen amount equal to damage that grade a pedestrians' greatest hazard according to this study Is decided to have one The city’s have her of made good was Of The rest the poem With all that to crossing accidents do determined as not found at intersections or on the city crosswalks but on the money coffers however were in no them the two con- doesn’t get all thatwould I get time follows: The number of accidents and condition to stand th additional rather amateurish butverse where remember stood out lines each lor open highways Pedestrians walking on the highways carry drain aa business houses and citi- cluding to be lonesome? Memories memo- of persons injured per number of like- thf proverbial sore thumb It burn me tunes over croeslngs averaged for the the greatest risk The number killed In this fashion on the zens donated $500 to purchase the seems to me if the lines were orlg ries memories! memories with past 10 years end each road charged Inal the author could take them and alive I’ll’ take ‘ my ’ basis of pedestrian death per automobile accident is nearly necessary equipment a minimum of $100000 tor each accitheir theme and writ a masterpiece me" DISTORT REPEATS ’ "Just Me concluded "she dent and $1000000 for each death three and one-ha- lf times the average for all automobile-pedestria- n I surmise that he is a disillusioned was"And When the state of Colorado Voted burned to death and I hope took caused directly or indirectly by such - accidents veteran for he says: dry the city of Denver was reluctant world warlives her memories with her A queer accidents Require the railroads jo lor them who die “Glory to accept the mandate of the voters acThe nhmber of persons killed in automobile-pedestria- n quaint soul Tragical? Yes But haul all materials and persons reAnd dies for them who llvel” sought to remain wet Under pro she LIVED Such was the life of quired for this work free of charge cident is S3 per cent greater than the fatalities due to personal and i visions of Its own charter The and to impose roadways locally as Kate Fordyce" a court held at that time that Hav you ever noticed when lo injuries suffered in automobile collisions In the first and the crossings are eliminated of the state were su- cal person writes or saya something NOTES ON TH CUFT 3 Each state will subscribe an last quarters of the year the pedestrian carries an additional general tolaws DEPARTMENT amount equal to 29 per cent of this perior charter provisions and Den- really clever your first thought is “J hazard the death rate being 29 per cent greater during this pe- ver must therefore submit' to the wonder from whom or where he stole Jack McCalllster and a coterie of work's cost in th state that?” Why Is it thus? W really friends and supporters of Commissiostate dry laws i 4 The national safety corporariod than in the second and third quarters’ Now the situation Is reverted The shouldn’t be like that Do you know ner-elect held Pat Goggin stock to citizens open tion will sell Automobile-pedestria- n accidents comprise but 40 per cent city of Boulder is reluctant to give the more I delve into th writings of house at Jack’s place Thursday night for' funds withcapital which to purchase more the and the the votso and n past week Frank-lylast were present There up prohibition speeches galore of the total motor vehicle accidents reported but they account equipment and otherwise carry out ed to retain its local prohibitory op hesitate to accuse anyone of plag Christianson reiterated his state- their projects for nearly SO per cent of the fatalities resulting from automo dlnances The attorney general bas- iarism Why? Because I’ve found ment that “hundreds of horses had The work of this organization will ing his ruling on th Denver case that In this old world there are many worked for Pat and had never felt always be conducted bile accidents Last year 13500 were killed In 280000 automobile-pedwith fewer minds and ideas has held that Boulder must respect very few th sting of lash" John Hanson hours per Week than local industries ' estrian e mishaps the general laws of the state whether told stones and Lee Lovinger Jesse are using so that laborers will not The Insurance study carries Its own moral It puts a heavy it likes them or not and cannot legal- On of the most interesting letters B Sharp Horace Beck J Parley be enticed awsy from private enter ’ ly pass dry ordinances until the state Tv ever received came from an VVhlte Al Emery and many others prises D W JENKINS responsibility upon pedestrians! It Implies that careful walking legislature enacts a local option law anonymous friend who signs herself spoke feelingly Pat responded and Trejnonton 14 almost as Me" “Just was Part so as of automocareful with it humor in Irish said personal that important driving averting Th vast scope" of The Tribune-Telegra- that I’m still blushing but most of it the typical had done one There’s for a chance for gainful campaign bile accidents- It says in effect that the first protection of the many Wants includes nearly contained memories of Mrs Fordyce him It had he said made thing better investors who keep close track of the pedestrian against automobile injuries Is due and constant re- every avenue of business and em- stirred up by my reference ta that orator of him because he’d noticed "Business Opportunities that are braces nearly every legitimate human quaint old character a few days ego that since his election whenever h mentioned in Tribune Telegram gard for his own security m endeavor My acquaintance with Mrs Fordyce spoke be received a lot of applause Wants residents have been righteously disturbed by recent IDAHO tending to show that Lydia Southard serving time in the Idaho state prison for murder had been accorded privileges beyond the confines of the prison walls The case Is of general interest because it focuses attention upon modifications prison discipline the legality of which is seriously ' BARBERS AND CODES The price of e haircut hea been in California as in Utah orfe of the most disturbing Influence to the N R A program In th coast cities the neighborhood and the downtown barber hav been at eech other throat with the public dipping an oar Into the controversy now and then to proteat against excessive charge for hirsute operation Th Issue Is further complicated in California by a sectional discrim ine tion the top price in San Francisco being fixed at 89 cents while the Los Angeles price Is only 80 cent San Francisco resident cannot see why they should pay 19 cent more than their southern neighbors for the same service and neighborhood bar bers all over the atate ere unable to see why they should be compelled to operate under the same price sohed ule as their downtown fellow craftsmen who pay high overhead ex ponses for favorable locations At a hearing in Sacramento one protestant customer predicted the re turn of the mush bowl and scissors haircut unless the barbers do something about it Another threatened retaliation Is a campaign to popu lariz long locks for men Dell-do- SO I ai ns REMARKABLY LOW" FRICEB-’CARTON OF OF CARTON CARTON OF 6 Jumbo Jumbo 3 Jumbo 12 Stalks Stalks Stalks 48c EXPRESS EXTRA! 85c $150 y REFRIGERATOR SERVICE TO ALL POINTS EAST EVERT DAY Special Low Rate! to Los Angeles and Southern California Points fire-wate- " u g A GREAT UNITED SALE at the Money — Stock for ThanksgivingCARTON CASE 4 FULL PINTS I IS FULL PINTS — 29c Sperry Pkg Plan lie t No Tall £ - 121C While Supply Lasts 42c and VEGETABLES toe I!i 3 lor 47c SSSir" Tall Cans S ISc No I 3 lor 49c ESS? 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