| Show V THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TODAY AND Sales Tax Issue TOMORROW Revived in House Makes 1935 Program § J Nippon Parley Unwise Official Says Bt Awocitd Pr The Japanese today that new will out-vessels auxiliary the United States by that if navy rten of the In a nation dictate programs 31-- mnKYO Jap idvlsed 2 former told fellow members of of peers that ‘'intensified even If war is competition will result from the domina1935 navy parley by navy ' rf4 the pesiunlsU view is so KMk!chinvoWw fPtedMt Hate Agreement dangers" he it would be better Iblndon' the conference altogether 0 negotiations preliminary an show the possibilities of view of these In Mlneo 'Osuml the nJnls navy presented statistic rAft A 1 d representatives show the end of 1936 100 and submarines cornsuch craft in the Amerl- - house of £an tht at have'Ao will iced to under-ag- e : Headed that if present plans are —fulfilled the Japanese auxiliary fleet and will be under the treaty age within 2791 tons of the present treaty limits in three years Plan for 2 there are no reserves There are no substitutes on the bench ready to go out on the field end carry the ball That is why democracies with the habit of party government have outlived all other forms of government in the modern world They have as it were at least two governments always at hand and when one falls they have the other They have diversified the risks of mortality corruption and stupidity which pervade all human affairs They have remembered that the most beautifully Impressive machine cannot run for very long unless there is available a complete supply-o- f spare parts So it is a symptom of nationsl health that the Republican have begun to take seriously their role as an opposition party Their task is not an easy one When a party has been defeated as the Democrats were i y period) five-ye- Admiral Osumi previously declared Japan would demand Increased ratios Bt the next naval conference Today he declined to say whether his government would denounce the Washington naval treaty before the end of tbi year in accordance with provision of the pact Shippers’ Vievtfs On Rate Sought WASHINGTON Jan 31 J P Pope (1) Idaho) today asked shippers of Idaho for their opinion on repeal of the section of the inter-statcommerce law providing for irorating costs on long and short rail lauls The senator has been receiving dozens of letters and petitions from labor organizations and chambers of commerce in Idaho asking for the re- peal of thd provision Pope’s request to the shippers was made to "gain an opinion from effected by all those who would uch action” 2 Per Cent Commitlee to Be Introduced on Floor L6vy Given WASHINGTON Jan 31 (A7-- The sales tax which splintered both parties in the last congress was polished up again today with a promise that the house would feel its weight soon r (R N Y) Represen brought it forward in the ways and The committee means committee promptly burled his proposal by reCrow ferring it to a subcommittee ther reserved the right to bring it up on the floor when the new tax revision measure comes before the tative-Crowthe- full membership As revised today in 1920 1924 and 1928 and the Republicans in 1932 it seems almost un- Shoplifter Gets Suspended Term In Police Court the proposal Keith-O'Brie- y as Men ' Gloie of hot water each morn ing helps us look and feel clean iweet fresh Hspjr bright alert — vigorous nd vivacious— a good clear skin: ‘natural rosy complexion and freedom from illness are assured only by dean healthy blood If only every woman and likewise eery man could realize the wonder of the morning inside bath wnat a gratifying change would take place Intend of the thousands icxiy anaemic-lookinen and men g girls with wom- pasty or muddy instead of the “nerve wrecks" “rund"brain fags" and pessi-w- e should see complexions owns of mul-Zr‘- of SSlijiSlu! 10'h"tel -- Anaide bath is had by drink-He- p morning before break- ° re®! hot water with 4’ of limestone tPwhful m it to wash from the stom- - L “r lermentauons ana Lansing sweeten-jlfreeheni- the entire aH-foodS!7 ?ina before Putting more the stomach t ftn Jrbo re constipated very nyed to obtain a phosphate 'tore which will cost Bt Utrauuir Is sufficient to dem- - H?? ' thwnintwClU1vk aceJ?u- - t"1 remrkable health and appear-intrnim- ? t!'ose wh° practice iimvZ station We must reuiside cleanliness is mora than outside cbqm tkJSu11 n oes not fcbsorh thWntaminate the blood WviJj dft®°res In the thirty feet of (Adv) eral buiiness Improvement through out the country and said his company Is planning to increase employment and production He stated that the United States Rubber company is taking 50000000 Members of the Junior Democratic league of Salt Lake will be addressed Thursday at 8 p m by Leonard A Brennan Salt Lake county Democratic chairman and Grant Macfar-lan- e vice chairman at the Newhouae hotel The musical program will ba presented by Miss Florence C DougslI the Beesley brothers and the Twenty-firL D S ward ladies chorus st UOID Friday Today Saturday Only ! So new There are thousands of yards of the finest Bilks — Colors— Designs sure to Be so lovely that you will marvel at the values they represent! 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You’ll realize a goon texture new— new in color you see them that they are all I Paris all are Quality note and they you’ll design— Thousands of Yards of Gorgeous NEW See And it will be again So unimpressive a view of American party life is often discouraging to men who would like to think of parties as associations of men committed to great principles But our own history seems to show that we never have developed a system of parties based pn permanent conflicts of principle There is a reason for that I think and a good one America Is too extensive and too diversified to be divided permanently by any one conflict of interests and of principles which rationalize those We have class conflict but they are localized We have regional conflicts but there ere many regions and the issues ere continually shifting For that reason America is the despair of all those who like their politics to be neat and logical of Marxians for example and rugged individualists and planners' and upholders of lalssez faire and all others who have an internally tconsis-ten- t social philosophy SPRING SILKS! all the new shades : Blues red rust blue gold— in these new fabrics I All greens 40-in- ! 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All-Sil- know it was first developed of a kind hitherto unknown in history the kind of nation conceivably that the whole of Europe might have become had Latin become Its universal language end had Europe found a bond of union The American republic is not merely federal in its constitutional form it is federal in its social and economic structure Once that is understood the true character of American parties is apparent They are loose federations of regional parties The real issues are made in the local parties but when these local parties federate for national purposes principles and issues have to be compromised to form a workable union There is such a thing as New England Republicanslm which corresponds to the European notion of parties There is such a thihg as a Democracy of the cotton states There is such a thing as a Democracy of the great cltieJt There is such a thing as Republicanism of the prairies But however much keynote orators proclaim the national principles of the Republican party or of the Democratic there are not any except temporarily for the purposes of forming a working union among the regional components Is Officials to Address S L Democratic League at Jhe Parisl Republicanism Is It As Well N R codes on national and local business practices was expressed Wednesday by L M Simpson of New York City general sales manager of the United States Rubber company who visited the Salt Lake branch on a business trip While in the city he conferred with H E Greasier dls trict manager of the tire department "Beneficial effect! of' the codes will be wonderful" said Mr Simpson "if people don’t expect too much fronv them too quickly When people understand the cqfles 1 think the benefits are going to be widespread”' Mr Simpson also ' reported a gen- Mistake to Assume as w Habit Enthusiasm over the effects of A Yoii Can “Afford Smart Fabric Yet the key to the mystery of LICENSE ISSUED BLACKFOOT Idaho— Ivan Nelson American politics is there for anyone of Idaho Fell and Mary Blanche Toll- to see”who will look at it simply as it ey of Boise secured a marriage li- is The United States is not a comcense Tuesday afternoon and were pact nation like the European namarried by Bishop P B Dance tions among whom political science Adopt This ’ pounds of rubber Off their plantations is operating three cotton mills to capacity and has placed five tire plants in operation in anticipation of business improvement He added that sales during January were ihead of those of January 1933 Mr Simpson formerly was branch manager for the company In Salt Lake and supervised the construction of the present building at 162 Motor avenue He left the city eight yeara ago after managing the local branch three years Here It It! Bigger and Better Than Ever Before ! America Diversified be Not a Compact Nation Hopes Women Will n Benefit in Codes Seen by Official Of Tire Company believable that it can ever revive After a crushing defeat its principles are discredited its leaders are in eclipse the rank and file of party workers dismayed and demoralized Our political customs accentuate the difficulty of organising the opposition For those most competent to leed It neraely those who have held responsible posts in the previous administration are forced into complete retirement It is e wasteful and Inherently absurd arrangement which deprives the nation ’of the services of those most able to criticise end produces such spectacles as the attempt of Republican senators to debate the money bill though they do not understand it while Mr Hoover and Mr Ogden Mills who have the equipment to understand it are not heard 'in the debate Foreign Minister Kokl Hirota Dead views agreed with Yoshlzawa’s Admiral OSuffli's figures- given in Nevertheless though It Is’ difficult were response to insistent questions for an opposition to organize quickonfined to a comparison of the at the ly after a bad defeat it does in the navies and American Japanese md of 1936 when the present naval course of time get itself organized treaties may expire unless renewed in It is always a mistake to assume that next year i parley scheduled for either of the two American parties Compares Strength Is dead however divided and crushed of the They assumed completion it may seem to be Herbert Croly current Japanese program for which used to say that the two ptrties were appropriations are now being conand the ap- virtually Indestructible they were sidered in parliament low-grad- e proved United States program organisms which had 8f the Vinson bill which neither a brain nor a heart that could and so you could cut was passed by the American house be 'stopped d( representatives yesterday and them in half and the two halves for replacement would wiggle on end somehow grow which provided costing $475000000 to $570000000 together again This idea ought to (The Vinson measure provides (or be a great comfort to Republican polsub30 65 of lha building iticians It was until quite recently destroyers marine and one airplane carrier In a great comfort to the Democrats gen-irall- 1-- Ifi34 street and was sentenced to serve 10 a 2 per cent tax to be days in jail the sentence to start collected from the manufacturers on the day of his arrest all articles except food and clothing Raymond Sandovall 42 arrested The Democrats with a bare majorTueeday by Special Officer Tom 72nd congress ity in the house in the Kendrick at the Oregon Short Lin sought to put through a railroad yards was given a 1 Onlay sentence when he pleaded guilty to per cent similar tax but a coalition formed was 256 pounds of coal by Representative Pleading guilty to a petty larceny ateallng Doughton (D N C) now chairman of the ways and means committee charge Jimmie Doyle 27 was given Census Official Issues and former Representative Fiorellp a six months’ suspended sentence in H LaGuardia now mayor Of New police court Wednesday suspended Warning Against Impostors York which defeated the legislation oil condition he leave town G William and The house then enacted the Jennings Doyle to Salt Lake people to "billion-dollar- ” revenue bill by imarrested Tuesday They were A warning of beware person posing as federsl from nine taxes and ties Increasing accused of stealing posing nuisance to gain admit the Dan M Whelan haberdashery 143 census enumerators income tax rates obtain confiden Crowther estimated that his propo- South Main street Jennings de- tance to homea and Wednessition would yield $400000000 in rev-nu- e nied the accusation and his trial was tial informationF was issued Tyler area superday by Harry set for Friday It would replace he said visor of the United States census bu nuisance taxes now bringing Admitting the theft of a Inc reau bolt of silk from in about $350000000 annually a 56 East Broadway Tuesday Guss Mr Tyler said that all residents to proDAUGHTER SON BORN Ortega 23 was sentenced to serve 60 Should request enumerators Idaho— A daughter days in the city jail Pleading guilty duce their credentials and if they BLACKFOOT diswas born on the president's birthday to a drunkenness charge he was fall to do so call Samuel Dowse buildin federal the five-datrict sentence R a supervisor Howard Mrs to Mr and Camp- given suspended ing It was stated that several inbell Mr and Mrs L S Plant an- Clarence Mangum 34 was convict- stance of Impostors presenting them-reivof a son at their ed by the court of stealing pair nounce the birth of a at Salt Lake homes have alunidentihome on South Shilling avenue Jan- gloves last Friday from an fied man at 24 East Ninth South ready been reported uary 29 called for one-quart- (Continued from Proctdlns Patel 1 " ” Exquisite Spring designs printed on pastel and dark grounds If you are going South you will find one or two frocks of this fine stay-at-ho- Sale! 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All 40 Inches wide BLACK yd Rough satin pqpie white Acetate Oabardlnt Yard Pnn Satin in eggibeU 98c Stultifying Local Issues Valuable in Results Far from being a bed thing this tendency of national parties to stultify local issues is in the long view a very good thing It accomplishes what the authors of t fie constiution saw to be necessary namely the subduing of partisan fury and factional-a ism though it accomplishes ft in way that they did’ not foresee They tried to “refine the will of the people" by the electoral college and Our unprinvarious other devices the cipled parties somehow achieve same result They confine intransigent potties which so often has destroyed states within regions where it can do no irreparable damage and they compel those who govern the nation to work through compromise And the result aland conciliation though it is frequently inglorious and often sordid enough in all conscience is almost certainly humanly more tolerable and more likely to endure than government by” the opmionaiedl and the omnipotent ' (Copyright 1934 N Yv Tribune Inc )j British Malaya is importing morel American goods than a year ago NEW WOOLENS 54-I- n An imposing collection of 1934 Spring and Summer woolens! 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