Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE f Ije Jjfalt&alft Lake TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION: 9 & 90 Dally and Bunday one montfr 10 60 Daily and Bunday- - one year (Th above rates apply in Utah Idaho Nevada and Wyoming ) Elsewhere in United 6tates Dally and J 1 25 Sunday one month The Tribune is on sale In every Important city in the United States Readers may ascertain agents In any city by -telephoTrtnw this office The Tribune is a member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is entitled le the use for reproduce tion of ail news dispatches credited to ft or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published herein The Tribune is a charter member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations The Tribune is a member of Media Records Inc group Inc national Reynolds - Fitzgerald New York City Offices representatives 2 West 45thRtreet Chicago 560 N Michigan Ave San Francisco 59 8utter Street Seattle 117 W 9th Street Los Argele-Lloyd Building Foreign bureaus of Information of The No 1 Rue Scribe Paris Trtbtme are 125 Pail Mall londnn England France I Uiiter Den Linden Berlin Germany Eicdsior Hotel Rome Italy Salt Lake City Utah Friday Morning December 1 1933 Mob Rule vs Law and Order DECEMBER 1 forty-eig- ht At-th- Sprague’s Break On Inflation Was No Surprise Warns Against Lavish USLoans The Senator From Sandpit Women and Repeal 11 1 EMBERS of the Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs but recite a logical request as they ask Governor Henry H Blood to provide for representation of Utah Women on his commission for liquor control Because the evils of liquor drive directly into the home and because the woman’s viewpoint is altogether wholesome the women should have an active part In formulat- ing the future program The governor’s plan pf investigation no doubt contemplates this representation To date he has only named a few members of this commission as a nucleus for a e organization The original plan contemplated ultimate representation from every part of the state In the belief it would provide wider experience In formulating a program for liquor control under the repeal of constitutional prohibition " The plan of the governor evidently is to assemble all Information possible and to gain the benefit of control suggestions from all sections and all groups Such a plan of necessity would Include representative women who are not indifferent to the evils of the liquor traffic and who were a definite part of the movement tor repeal oL£qn4ltHtloniirphJbjysiu6fin9L objective of course is to promote temperance which is a desirable course for both men and women Our women are intensely thtorotod to th futurg course and an anUtled to be heard state-wid- par-Wh- - By KIRKE SIMPSON “A Washington Bystander” WASHINGTON— Professor O W Sprague's resignation from the treasuiy to contribute ‘‘as 1 may" to arousing public opinion against “a drift into unrestrained inflation" marked a new high spot in the “sound money” drive against Roose velt monetary polities He was a welcome recruit of the "brain trust" older for the counter movement agamst inflation demands of farm bloc leaders like Senator LI mer Thomas of Oklahoma Sprague’s ‘defection was no sur prise to the White House His letter to the president shows him to have been out of step ever since the Ixm don economic conftienci Like Professor Ray Moley also divorced now from the Roosevelt administration professorial group Sprague was for stabilization Uni ke Molev then Sprague stepped out in a belligerent mood Dutch Financier ) 30— Thoughts' It was Nov shof-Oliv- - — YORK does wen-sai- d LAKE meets a community responsibility cheerfully and SALT as the victory dinner of the Community Chest workers ' records the completion of the fund of $155000 for charity and welfare work In 1934 The success of this year’s drive which went over the top with a few thousand dollars to spare should be a source of satisfaction indicating as It does that even In the midst of difficulties of their own our people still have the will to help those less fortunate than themselves The effort assures budgets for eighteen social and welfare ‘ agnecle to carry on their work for another year It constl- tutes a defense against the evils which would naturally accrue to failure Each of the agencies participating in the funds raised by the chest has demonstrated its community worth In human salvage and social progress While the money raised by the chest is devoted chiefly to Individual and group helpfulness inestimable benefits accrue to the community Itself Money spent by the agencies under the chest In forestalling the despair of poverty and clrcumvent-in- g the ill effects of Impoverished Illness and distress is directly serviceable to the community It is a bar to lawlessness and by selfish calculation Is worth all that It costs The Individual contributors however are moved by Inherent desire to help their fellows rather than any community urge to help themselves The fund essentially is a tribute to the spirit of our people They are to be commended for their generous response to a community effort and a human need The success of the campaign likewise bespeaks the highest of praise for those who directed It and those who left their Individual Interests to laid in the collection of the fund E M Bagley presldent of the Community Chest J J Kelly general chairman of the drive and Malcolm A Keyser vice chairman particularly are entitled to the thanks of the com- -' jnunlty for their good work The campaign was well planned and directed with precision credit for which belongs to those who directed the effort The Tribune Joins with the public In extending congratulations to the chest officials and their workers y the scene of after theater a male ties for the Rebuts of such surras Bayes Lenore Ulric and others Emil who has been name6 for Ihl catering to gourmets during the cafe s down bows"’ Attracuvl around entire career is still ette keeper of a 'decorating Tilden Bill f alls Russ Colombo and He is past midpastellook alike Those pert half veils with dleBroadway age graces "Who’s Who” the Soenormous dots and many directorates cial Cliff Sterrett an Alexandria Minn and Register has buried two estimable wives That the fnade who goodrfl citj bey in one has a Nightly he sts at a back table cabaret bogus Prince Whatshisname of those barny Few know the dinner havens dachshund profile where a scantily clad White Ways box scores like N T G chorus cavorts His eyes are all for Deaf Johnnie Dundee s quiet jiif f i coryphee m a loin dence Colonel Joseph HarSield cloth of rhinestones blondined dumb Once a famed International lawyer and wiggly He sits through both stenographer in Henderson Ky floor shows and waits at the exit One word description of Jack Ben In from dressing rooms at 2 a m somehow Boss Curry ny— whiney books and movies one beholds uch doesn’t look so bossy Every evening and murmurs “Trash!" It’s finds Ralph Barton s brother Homer didoes but such things happen in real on the curb in front of the Somerset trash life the Middleton playwright George Monte Brice of the movies is remindOne of the Sutton Place celebrities ful of the late Eddie Dillon Is Harold Hendee who has the unWonder if Peggy Hoyt’s hair was usual job bf being an authenticator Dick Maney always of ever mussed He checks up movie productions looks as though he has just swallowed on screen interiors’ to see that pettithe canary Larry Waterbury bears coats and stewpans of 1849 are true resemblance to Holbrook BUnn And to the period or that Abe Lincoln's was there ever a finer American accollar isn’t Millard Fillmore’s tor than Blinn’ Hardboiled Jack Pulaski a sucker lor all the Many prominent men appear to get never answering personal corOne of my favorite people — Mrs along But the majority are Lillian Gish makes respondence Sime Silverman Federal with responses me think of someone’s description of prompt Dave Kincheloe has never with tumbling Judge Shellcv "gold-dust- y failed toacknowledge correspondence amongsf the stars"' Dudley Malone's the dayTeceived Will Hays also moonbeam smile Optician’s” sign "We ryaver make” a mistake They A note from Bob Ripley postshould ict me go in there and pitch! marked Teheran Persia '’Dear Odd: The Gardens of Babylon are his caiafree bachelordom Billy now Hanging a hole in the ground —Rip" And one-of Manhattan’s eman opened it or not there is a snapshot After believe first penthouses £ki to prove it! his happy marriage to the beauteous Phyllis Haver he deserted the bright Every time in a swollen rage I go to his Greenwich lights but clung hat tipping strike retribution on -Vittage aerie But Mrs Sremanrsar cracks me between' the eyes Last care so not for did much nothing ing time ? entered a cafe with this stubit About six month? ago unbe born resolve I lost my check and was known to her husband she rented told "to come right m and the penthouse atop the new spire on graciously our your things " That cost a pick the Century theater site overlooking half buck You can’t win! he palk In slyly sequestered time she outfitted the home (Copyright 1933 McNaught SyndiThen invited her husband ter meet her cate Inc ) at that address "to lunch with friends " When she had piloted him WORDS OF THE WISE around she broke the news waiting The miser is as much in want of a little breathlessly for his verdict what he has as what he has not— He sank in a deep cushioned chair and Publilius Syrus “AU I can mumble is I’ve sighed’ been living all these years in a dump " Patience the beggar’s virtue As a rule men freely believe what Among the slim list of restaurants they wish— Caesar of 30 years ago that still cairy on is the Cafe des Beaux Arts at its original ft Is the instinct of understanding stand on Fortieth and Sixth avenue to contradict reason —Jacobi TOYS THE GREAT WOULD LIKE Noah’s Ark still is one of the popular toys according to G S Royds We Ship to All Points in Utah Idaho and Nevada an English toy manufacturer who recenta irf London at spoke meeting ly He said he sometimes wondered which toys were preferred by great personalities in their childhood days “I’ll bet Napoleon would plump for "I can tin soldiers” he suggested imagine Jimmy Thomas contentedly 322- Phone sucking at a musical cigar and Ramsay MacDonald would certainly have Wasatch 324 chosen toy aeroplanes if they had FREE CITY DELIVERY Main 600 been available in his day” Royds said that the industry had wisely taken advantage of all modern methods of FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS manufacturing and selling not the least important of which had been their growing cdnfidence In the powPRIME FRESH NO 1 er of the press -Wednesday evening a shipment of about 109 Turkeys arrived too late HOSTEL INTERNATIONAL to to on sale as intended (or Thanksgiving These are all fancy No 1 That the new Youth Hostel in Edin young plump birds and should sell at from 21r to 23c per pound become an has Scotland Friday and Saturday they are to be sacrificed at 19o per pound burgh house” has been disclosed by the recent survey of the MRS WALDEN’S FRESH TURKEY PIES 2 for 25 Of the 1500 peovisitors’ register It since have there who stopped ple Lb SLICED HAL1 opened last spring only 400 were 56 About Scots per cent were from England and 16 countries supplied HAM BUTTS HAM HOCKS Sliced BACON the remaining 18 per cent Of these While Supply Lksts While Supply Lasts Extra Quality Holland easily was first and GerPound 12 Pound 15 Pound many the United States northern 29 Ireland Denmark and the Irish Free State came next m order of numbers Others were registered from Canada MRS WALDEN’S and all parts of the world FRESH OYSTERS NEW - Over the Top New York Day - by -Day By O O MCINTYRE hours the American the brief span of have witnessed three lawless uprisings which are Wholly incompatible with the spirit of orderly government moment they appear as nothing more than criminal resentment lashed into furious torrents of human emotion but as time goes on they must return to haunt us Two men richly deserving human contempt are lynched In California and governor arises to call It great In Maryland another mob storms the forces of law and order to free The Sprague incident increased the four men accused of participating in mob violence Another pressure on the administiation for' of to the government an exposition of monetary policy by! call it dastardly defiance governor arises the president himself There weie under which we live Hereslsts with evgry force at the law’s tlmation as- far Mr that Roosevelt had some suth command even to Invoking the aid of state troopers In Misplan in mind The situation surround a the and law burns domestic mob souri another lynches overpowers ing price levels which brought about resort to the gold buy negro accused of rape mg policy intervened At that time an authoritative ex Are these incidents in American life or are they ominous presslon of the presidents views held price levels were too low to war warnings to the forces of law and order Mobs cannot take that rant dollar stabilization Many as and the peace the law Into their own hands without threatening pects of hts monetary nnluv lobe still in a "whtn as and if the security for which law and order stand Is mob violence category" in the presidents mind It was emphasized that even the Indicative of a demand for a change in the treatment accorded expedient of issuing small denomina tion bonds retireable out of the the American criminal? budget to take up interest bearing Is it a protest against lagging Justice and technical evasion obligations — to which thought had given— was not regarded at the Is It a reminder to the forces of been of the legal responsibility? White House as pure inflation law that discriminatory Justice threatens collapse of the whole Professor Sprague’s detection of an legal structure? Is It a warning to Judges and Juries to desist administration- "drift- - io unrestrained inflation” awaita further explanation from taking the law Into their own hands? It serves to recall however that In the Judgment of many congressional The nation knows that Justice has lagged and that the conobservers mandatory inflation was on the verge of bejng vote4 wljen the stitutional (grantees of the ipnocent have been converted into president it into that' influence presidentialstepped in io convert legal protections for the gull’ty It likewise knows authority to Inflate under Thomas the amendment of one sort or another has Invaded the field of Jurisprudence to Such power haa not been used The JACOBITE LETTER FOUND distort and disrupt the Immediate objective of law and order administration gold policy is repreImportant light on the Jacobite sented by Roosevelt as an Rebelion of 1745 in Scotland hag been It knows that Judges more' often than mobs take the law into effort to find a wayspokesmen short of direct disclosed m a letter which has just to raise domestit inflation levprice their own hands to suspend or nullify the logical demand of els This does not fit been found in an album deposited In the pic exactly law and order Judges who exercise discretionary 'powers to ture of a "drift” toward inflation the National Library of Scotland The which Professor Sprague draws relieve one prisoner of a penalty 'applied to another’ for an letter was known to exist but no (From Forbes Magazine) trace of it could be found before It Identical offense Invite rebellion Personalities in criminal proIncidentally the last reminder of 'Your government is now acting was written by Cluny Macpherson Professor tenure Moley’s as an assist- the cedure are calculated totear down the fundamental principles ant secretary of state vanished acted way your bankers during a famous chief to Lord President Dun from of justice upon which the law Is erected the state department with the "trans- your boom Your bankers were busy can Forbes of Culloden a day or two of almost the world after his capture by Prince Charlie’s in every part Secretary Harry F The fury of the mob as demonstrated In widely separated fer of toAssistant It is dated August 30 the R F C legal depart- trying to get people to borrow money supporters Payer America Many millions even bil- 1745 and reveals that two days after parts of the country during the last few days bears study If ment Moley Influence obtained in of loans were raised here for Cluny’s capture he was sending inIt Is reflective only of incidental existence we have retrogressed Payer's original state department as- lions foreign borrowers Many of them formation of great value to Forbes signment Intolshould never have been floated And and also shows the strength and comfrom the Ideals of our forefathers If it is Indicative of of course they have proved bad position of the Prince's army erance with the ponderous ways of the law and the idiosyncraYour government Is now equally Both mob Juries ominous an is it of GREATER SUBSIDY WANTED and sies warning Judges busy trying to lend money by the million by the billion It Is trying While the decision of the Belfast rule and law and order cannot survive under one government to WITHIN 1933 A TOUGH SEASON tribune PublicPulse Entered at th pwtofflc at Balt City as second class matter jtVQrj nomine be tho Salt Ettwd Tribune Publishing Company FRIDAY MORNING Despise not any man and do not spurn anything for there Is no man who hath not hi hour nor Is there anything that hath not its place— Rabbi Ben Azat e When the editor read an anonymous letter about me that was particularly venomous he said with a kindly smile “A couple more of those and we’U have to raise your pay People nuut be reading you” I wonder If Ive misjudged editors? - corporation and the government of northern Ireland to give subsidies of $125 each toward new houses for laboring classes has caused much activity in Belfast buildipg circles builders want more assistance They declare that to keep the rents down to the stipulated $175 a week they should not pay taxes for at least five years The Irish Regional council of the National Federation of Building Trades Operatives favors the original plan but influential members think that rent rates should be unrestricted The Belfast Builders’ association wants the government to a fair wages clause in the grant re-)al- d On a postcard: "Where did you find that word ‘PREVENTATIVE’?— Interested 302 Covey Apartments" If you really are look In Webster's New International Dictionary REVOLT IN SANDY "Dear Senator: So your anonymous friend said that your kind of column-mwould be more for a town like Sandy didappropriate he? Well take our advice and stay In Salt Lake— A g Reader" force loans on your banks on your railroads on your states on your cities It is lending lavishly to your principal agricultural groups and also distributing among them very large sums for destroying crops and other extraordinary purposes” So observed to me C J van Dusseldorp international banker of Holland after seven weeks’ investigation of conditions lit this country He added: “Much of the money now being so lavishly handed out will never be The fate of a great deal of this the fate ending will be the same-a- s of a great deal of the lending done by your underwriters when funds were flush I hope those at the head of your government realize how Important it is to effect economies' to keep down taxes yet seeing to it that theJbudget is balanced Your country is so rich that while the nearby view seems cloudy you doubtless wiU come out all right in the long run” dozen-room- fURKEYS 29c 35c FRESH APPLE PIES Frying Size PINT 39c 49c 45C Black Cod 4 Lb THE NEW Fresh SALMON To Tax Debtors In reading a magazine article about Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt I learned that she occasionally receives uncom(From the Burlington Vt plimentary letters from people who Free Press) resent her activities She keeps them The Bennington Banner calls attenall In what she calls her "Hairshirt Cabinet'' The way they’re coming in tion in a front page news story to the law passed by the 1933 legislature that to me I’ll have to rent a vault a citizen who has-no- t paid his poll and e taxes for 1933 cannot get a liflood I was walking down Main street to cense motor a drive vehicle in reading a letter C A Barrett had written me I had lust finished reading 1934 This does not apply to those the postscript which said "Don’t try whose taxes are abated or who are tax to eat figs with new teeth I speak exempt This law would seem to be a reafrom personal experience” when I met Lou Watts And he handed me a sonable one and probably will receive the support of public opinion pomegranate! A man or woman of legal age who is NOTES ON THE CUFF competent to hold an operator’s license should be held responsible for DEPARTMENT Considerable discussion has arisen paying flood And poll taxes to this rfte The only exceptloh over the predicament of die Brookwhich might arise so far as we can lyn cook who may be barred from the see in case would of a man be the country as an Indigent immigrant because her savings of 19 years were in who might have been unemployed in a closed New York bank My sym- 1933 sp that he has beet) unable to the money to pay his taxes and pathy goes out to the woman and I raise hope that the spirit rather than the then had an opportunity to takq a Job letter of the law is enforced in her as chauffeur in 1934 Perhaps in such case But there Is another angle to a case the applicant might borrow the question I suppose that In sill enough to pay his taxes on the her years of residence here It never strength of his prospective job Anyhow this new law should elimioccurred to her to take out naturalization papers and assume the responsi- nate the possibility of people driving bility of citizenship ‘Had she done so cars who are at the same time receivthis thing couldn’t have happened to ing aid from charity That Is undoubtedly the purpose of it her ' I know of a Salt Lake woman who holds her voting franchise sq highly NEW GOSPEL ARK BEING BUILT On the banks of thhe Wade river that at the last election she was carried from a sick bed to the polls to near Aukland N Z is being convote Some of us who howl about structed one of the strangest craft It is the oondltions and than fail to vote should ever made to ply the sea give the matter some thought Gospel ship Ysabel and is being built Nearly 100 newsboys with their by L Beavis who plans to sail it He has measured everydrum and bugle corps paraded through personally the editorial rooms on their way to thing by span of the fingers and has Thanksgiving dinner as guests tof Rus- kept a Bible handy while working sel L Tracy Among the banners writing or cutting a text from the carried was one that struck me as a Gospel on every timber Of the vessel sort of prophecy It said: "We Will The figurehead represents an angel The Ysabel Take Your Places Before You Know holding an open Bible is 41 feet long and rigged as a It" Twu ever thus! 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