| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORlftlfO MAY alfcfatalMhwc ItetieS everr moraine kr the Balt Tribune FuDuinlm Coi toured it L Cltr Uu COMMERCIAL Today And Tomorrow the poetolflce it But a second clu matter 17 1934 HARI - KARI New York Day by Day " By O O MCINTYRE ' out of gaol May 16-We Silver Policy There are many men who believe that the best silver policy would be to ignore silver and to do nothing about it They would like the preaident to resist the silver senators in the belief that the agitation will die down They recall that Bryanism died down after-tha-- XAIJZATIOTI'ls"fliwrilri(rn“'th6'''taXpay6r! ttfiwanynBtater pjLYthat county governments are expensive unnecessary and -- epub obso- Consolidation of counties is being considered in almost every Mispjrt of the Union the legislatures of Alabama Kansas sissippi Minnesota and Washington are already at work on plans ti simplify government and reduce its cost Indiana1 Montana and C dahoma have the movement under way and agitation has begun t4 a dozen other states County governments were necessary in the days they were organized on account of poor communication between the differeAt sections of a state Good roads automobiles telephonic and telegraphic facilities have established connections until the county hpe is often an obstacle rather than an aid to efficiency A plartof concentration might eliminate delays in the pursuit of culprits sind lighten the local burdens of capture custody and trial in' such cases - An argument In favor of such consolidation is found in the potent and progressive organization in southyn Utah which unites the energy and enterprise Of all the counties of that section of the state In this way by mutual association and a broader scope of activity public spirit is awakened Small communities are infused wih new life? Their attractions are no longer hidden Their edvantagee receive greater attention as the biggqr business and better professional men do not care much for the limitations of a small community counties In the state of Utah with Thera are twenty-nin- e twenty-nin- e separate sets of officials to elect and employ and remunerate Some of them find little to do and are paid accordingly There la no occasion or incentive to impress anyone with their app'earaiite or usefulness In larger territorial organizations a $alf dozen such counties could be combined with one set of officials noticeably employed and properly paid while each locality could still have representation The plan is well worth careful consideration It is of interest to ‘every taxpayer and bigness man throughout the state It is in )ine with modem progress ' It is a chance to catch step with the times The early-da- y problems of traffic and communication have been solved The oxcart and the buckboard that made short 'journeys io theounty seat a necessity aremo more The ten-jdjourney which Anthony W Ivins tpok from St George to Salt Lake for the constitutional convention may now be covered in a day - The world moves to move with-i- t should be overlooked ” life-lon- g g can victory ©f 189 and' that than 30 years thereafter silver was Mr Llppmann not an issue in American politics They believe that the same chain of events would take place today if MrRoosevelt would imitate Cleve-lan- d would stand by gold alone and would if necessary let hi party be split on the silver issue lete for-mor- well-irfctur- ed son-shi- ' -- p as Cleveland’s was History does not repeat itself quite so regularly as that And if at the whole history Of the silver agitation in the United States from 1873 to the present day we can see I believe why the events of 1898 are not likely to repeat themselves The first big silver movement ran its course between 1873 when silver Was demonetized and 1898 when Bryan was defeated This was a period of falling prices throughout the world and within that period the United States had two very severe and lopg depressions and some minor ones Most of us who grew up in a Republican atmosphere have been taught to believe that the recovery d open-fron- cat-nap- wash-bow- and the prosperity which followed were due to the victory of sound gold money in the McKinley campaign No doubt the' ending of monetary uncer tatnty was a good thing But it may be seriously doubted whether the historians would agree today that it was McKinley’s victory which ended the uncertainty that had prevailed for more than 20 years or that it was the Republican party 1896 The California climate has a stimulating zip for the dog In a vast open space near Sawtelle today unleashed he hunched himself in rabbit squats and with ears back began to scamper In crazy circles keeping it up until his pink tongue reached to here And then as though suuddenly realizing he had made a fool of himself trotted slowly back to be trussed again in city harness A dog’s idea of being “on the loose" n ' which made sound money sound The best historical Opinion today is I believe that it was not McKinley and Bryan who aettled the silver question after 1898 bOt the opening of the South African gold mines and the invention of new processes for the mining of gold In this view it was the unexpected abundance of gold at the turn of the century which ended the ailver movement of that era by reducing the purchasing power of the gold jlollar p ' ’ after e foijr-yea- we-lQ- ' ay 1 1 ‘ He is ever Insistent LOS ANGELES to know the source of my income awakened this morning to the entirely too incredulous to believe it chirrup of a robin sextet could possibly come from writing a out the window a flood of Cahfor- - column Rather he looks upon that nia sunshine and the usual burst ofiss a smoke screen which hides ne fanous activities Meeting him tolocal hospitality The telephone he immediately launched upon day included Rupert Hughes Gene the defensive methods California had Markey Doris Kenyon George Mc- taken against bank holdups and kidManus Basil Woon and several othHis attitude was entirely naping ers before breakfast Fremore warning than explanatory Breakfasting we set off fpr Sail-t- quently with a narrowing finger and Monica to fulfill a desire half lidded eye he would interpolate of our guest— a view of with “No sir a crook hasn’t a Chinathe Pacific A sparkle of dancing man’s chance out in this country waves it had caught the mood of an The greatest improvement in the especially chivalrous day The somber cliffs suggested mastiffs watch-ln- Los Angeles collective temperament a frolic of kittens I think is it now knows how to josh Aftej mile upon mile along the itself JTen years ago the city carribbon roads skirting the sea we ried a shoulder chip It would sufplunged into the cool glower of the fer no gags about its Rotarian spirit cowling canyons Here nature crin of boosting its temblors its frequent kies the landscape with sudden climatic burlesques and native frowns One thinks of barons of the The smartest thing Henry roads lances in the moonlight and Ford ever did was to sponsor an alcreatures that prowl bum of flivver jokes Los Angeles r Los Angeles after a long aga realized it could not be shows fewer depression scars laughed off It grows and flourishes than New York or large cities along in spite of everything And the crack the way At least empty buildmgs japenes incubate right among its own are not so apparent It has a leg-u- citizenry these days on the others because it has so sordid exhaustive winters through Indeed America’s foremost civic Los which to battle pride Wheeze is the Angelan’s story of his local paper kick-uIncidentally the only headling the Santa Barbara lady reporter I ever saw at Albu- in an eight column streamer: “Quake querque yesterday just that day Hits Santa' Barbara' 300‘Mlles from given a salary rise declared her city San Francisco!’’ knew nothing whatever of depresNo matter how torrid the days sion No one felt even the slightest economic change The Indians who night brings never failing nepenthe might have suffered were more pros- The woolen blanket is always welperous than ever under peculiar rul- come The first two weeks here one wants only to sleep Nowhere have ing of the code alI found sleeping so refreshing t The bhlliantly lit mar- though man and boy I’ve done some kets of Los Angeles offer a bewilder- fancy sleeping from garret to gutEach pyramid ter It takes Los Angeles a full hour ing geometrical dazzle seems to have just received espe- after awakening to get sleep from its cial shine and fragrance The fruitand shake stars from its head erer here takes a pride in personal eyes One has to come here to realize a cleanliness His white uniform is alnight snooze in Manhattan is only s ways freshly laundered and his hands a series of Out here it is l show familiarity with the night-lon- g poem! saw one today who was the image of Frank Case They are that digni(Copyright 1934 McNaught fied Syndicate Inc) WALTER LIPPMANN— -By Glance Into of the majority but g means of securing 11 Of coufse this would make It hard going for the disgruntled politician He might have to go to work and forego the space allotted to him in ’Who’s Who in America" Another attractive little scandal of which our federal government is so prolific has just been emphasized by Senator Steiwers bill the aim of which is to prevent political appointees from participating in national convention because they persist in using the influence of official position to control nominations-F WHITTEMORE Future Given by Contributor Rules for Contributors WHY WORRY about a canyon summer home? Bring the cool breezes to your home with AIR CONDITIONING by A high light of coast trips for me is to re-un- e with my first boyhood chum Jay F Price We were hellions 1 Letters limited to 800 words 1 Call W H BINTZ Q0 together in a Missouri whistle stop Editor Tribune: It iz a good thing (a) Writs on ons side ot the paper He accepts me with curious hesiWasatch 4805 onlri (b write lesiblr I U) Retancy he tries bravely to hide His perhaps that e hundred years hence ligious racist and partisan discusbarred sions (b) personal asperamazement seems perpetual that I am we will not care what our children’s i sions not desired 4 (s) Writers must sign trua names and residenchildren say about us It we did that the British Dutch and contribureceptbnnouncement 1 Poetical tial addresses LONDON’S it” might shake our This tions are not considered S Views producers had agreed on a five-ye- ar expressed In tbia department are plan to is what we might hear: those ot the contributors and do to in caused control rubber exports order regulate and raise prices “Y gods! What an idiotic lawl A not necessarily reflect the views ol EVERY IIOUE CAR HAVE Present Move Held 7 Tbs department The Tribune hundred years ago men were lined considerable commbtlon in the automobile world And they have sannet be used as an advertising for painting their homes adding a I Tbs Forum does not medium Unlikely to Fade reason for being concerned Fpr 23 million automobile owners oourt more than ons contribution If that is the true view of the room or porch or planting a lawn week from the same author t in the United States Who spend more than 300 million' dollars on and some rose bushes" 4 Writers must sign true names past then the present silver move and residential addresses Only true “Not Surely not! You must be meat is not likely to subside un(tirqs have more than casual interest in the rubber industry Furname can bs published less for one reason or another mixed Men were fined for not dothermore these three countries control more than 88 per cent of W T H: See rule 5 falls in value and world ing those things!" gold again the world’s output of crude rubber “Absolutely notl They were fined prices rise once more Now the the solve never We shall paradox I But this is not the first time that rubber producers have atfact is that gold is not falling in for those very things and if the fine Referendum Action value Even if the world gold was not paid they lost their homes!" of want in the midst of plenty simplyI tempted to control prices From 1922 to 1928 the British—-witwith the plenty” “Do you mean to aay there were by doing away Held Political Need supply is sufficient as some exnearly 67 per cent of the world’s crude output— thought they could think that statement is sound but Embodying these f features perts think it is the supply is Judgeaeo brutal and unreasoning they helm was at the one who from make American automobile car owners pay their war’ debt to the coming Editor Tribune:’ I heartily indorse of economy efficiency and hoarded and sterilized practically would enforce such a law?” ‘Not only that but men who re- when we got into these rough waters the plea of J T Whlttemore for "diThe gold that haa United States 'via high rubber prices But they pverlooked the everywhere weak safety: little a is I it feel just bean coming out of the mines sisted the judges were jailed” Dutch colonies in the East Indies in their market control plan The Automatic Defrosting “Was It aplot of the apartment 1 want to tell you that one of the rect legislation” but have the underand out of the hoards of India is 'scheme worked well until 1925 when the price of rubber rose to Automatic Quick Freeze house owners to fill' their apart- biggest steps on the road to recovery standing that we have a law giving buried again in the Promptly end in has not been taken 1 do nqt claim the citizens the ments?" In case St Automatic Cut-Oj to a pound in New York Then came the surprise party The refinitiate vaults right private overload but I will say erendum and recall And it seems to at ell the powers If “Not any prophetic bouse apartment exists this As as condition long Dutch natives of East India came forth with vast quantities of is a Turns On or Off Automatically givin me if we could arouse the voters to the silver agitation will not Only owner had not been able to pass that until the dairyman mude rubber Prices broke and the scheme was abandoned But 14 Freezing power re a sense of their civic responsibilities Speeds Also Vacation not subside but will become more these fines on to his tenants he would break and his purchasing U S A old will and make this law "alive"'- we have suffered from the same law To stored this good worse still British producers discovered to their sorrow that the Setting intense For whet does this hoardde-of the the a weed grown vacant lot and continue to be in grip could correct many— verymany of ing of gold mean? It means that take temporary high prices had encouraged widespread plantings elseAS LOW aa PER WEEK the mistakes— abuses — and evils we an Immense part of the world’s build an apartmenthouse or office session where so that instead of furnishing two-thirof the world’s supCOME AND SEE THESE NEW MODELS TODAY man the on it was an offense calling four For are weary years long building connow from and will the value suffering all purchasing power the same penalty The greater with the milk pall has looked lor tinue to suffer from under our antiply their production though larger than ever accounted for barely represented by the sterilized gold for the value of the improvement the ward to the time when he could pay quated and obsolete systeifi half of the world’s output plus all the credit that could be his bills and buy the things he needs If I am correct in my understand" Since 1928 built on the gold la withheld higher the fine” rubber prices have been as low as 3 etat$ a pound “But the ‘literature of those days They say there has been an overpro- ing we have the remedyin our own from the markets for goods and WASATCH 1811 SOUTH STATE the overprpductlon cannot be corrected in a single seasofllike from investments and la frozen was full of praise lor home builders duction but he has always been able hands If I am wrong then let us WB SERVICE WHAT WE SELL to who men to and the for his but ' find market beautify work helped product this for reform trees Rubber do strenuously into under lie bars not reach that inert gold big potato crop’ full production until their cities How do you account lor what a market! It has been a mar- Surely we who have to obey the laws ground in Paris New York Washhey are 8 or 8 yearn old— and they continue producing for many such a law?” ket that took his product always at have every right to have a direct London and elsewhere ington “There is no rational explanation years But rubber prices are far fron profitable So the loss to the producer Let it be say ifl the enactment of them The need of the world is to reis Just another of the paradoxes hoped thpt something may be done DANIEL CONNELLY lortef of adversity appear to have united the various rubber in- -' lease this purchasing power that It " has taken refuge in gold and ia of that dark age like letting families soon ' ‘crgsts together in another effort to control the market O starve because there was too much I would like to ask you one ques J C: Your contribution carries captive there - This means that I new-plahowever does not attempt to fix prices It crop to create tkm What do you think of this re- a legal responsibility which The the gold hoarders of the world wheat destroying and trying to insure lief program? I have seen lot of Tribune cannot assume prohibits further planting in present areas and limits replanting the governments the central prosperity freedom by jailing those who led the complaint side ot it disgruntled banks the individuals frightened sf present plantations to 0 per cent j seta a ‘maximum quota ‘ movements against such conditions” people complaining about this and NRA Urg£d to Forget by the deflation of the past years' which each signatory can export in each of the next five years it f WILLDOBSON tea to one see failed I that have beyet somehow must be Induced to About Fixing of Prices provides for an increase In total exports1 of 25 per cent over the lieve it Is safer and more profit tlmony about the good that has been Mills' o£ Criticism New 1 now done am a of to 'iv years from the present 1019000 tons The plan is expected able Right sell gold and to buy things1 thinking Editor Tribune: The NRA should t that has its humorous side stick to minimum The way to induce them to beDeal Termed Unsound situation io get the necessary signatures so that it can become wages and shorter operative in been A had found sufferwidow lieve this is to show them that' poor r hours to prevent sweat shops and t— he colonies by June’ 1 was she in from the appendicitis gold itself is depreciating while Editor Tribune: Ogden L Mills is ing forget about fixing and uphold The United States has fairly Ivgq jobber stocks on hand howI other things are appreciating that quoted as being against the policies midst of poverty She was taken to the antitrust price laws and provide for a a care taken well and Her ot of our very able president He says: hospital week (Continued on Fist Six) ever so the export restrictions should not affect prices of tires and life was saved When it was all over With a week when producrubber goods in the near future Furthermore science is continudid she go and thank her benefac- tion is not enough overtime rapid No however did She tors? methods ally developing improved for reclaiming rubber as well give can be allowed at tune and a half them not Cain lor particular putting That will provide for greater co reis devising new processes lor making it last longer-An- d when her In a private room Instead ol sumption and we“ consider the success— or lack of success— of a rise that will previous attempts am ward I for bigger and better enable people to price debts and the pay to icontrol work markets such as the Brazil jeoffee episode the What do more Beast” do they have to put us on the gratitude There is you stand for? required nowadays high fixed taxes of the states L YOUNG Japanese silk sequel— which gave us rayon— and numerous other make a single wise man than former- spot? Isn't life tough enough for us Ephraim At last some well known writers ia are suggesting a greater distribution 'allures perhaps we should not get too much alarmed over another ' ly to make Seven Sages and more e men as it is? needed nowadays to deal with Draws of wealth a la Huey Long which is ' Larson should consider ’Spoils System’ 'xperimentin market control person than was required- with herWhy Edith a sign that more people are getting an affliction? a Attack It’s Contributor devastatlisp a whole people In former tidies-by to realize that it is the one big thing 8 Balthasar Grecian ing gift 4-ctEditor Tribune: 1 note the deluge in promoting recovery and the s week and taxing those who have THE WORLD IS JUST YOU of applications for fat positions under Is he telling us? the ability to pay are the stepping authorities lost time little rethe the Deal and New of It’i old a generous world when the le$al in’disposing gay pAliFORNIA you're gay stones JOHN R JACOBS responsibilities" in the kidnapfogof William F1 Gettle’ Beverly I THINGS I WONDER ABOUT i And it's a glad old world when you're sponse made to them to the great satisfaction Democratic ot both Re and car do some tnen save passes? glad: W C L: See rule 1 Why TiUa millionaire Indicted within 24 hours after their capture and But whether you play full deck of publican lame ducks (exposing the Yesterday a man with-he release of their victim the three principals pleaded guilty and them held us while ha shuffled them collusion between the two political Or go tolling away ere sentenced to life imprisonment t looking for this week's Ha looked It's sad old world when you’re sad parties) especially the bunch disMale this year's trip to the placed by the repeal of the eighteenth The expeditious manner in which the case was handled is guiltier than I do when I finest in It’ a ROUND TRIP g World’s Fair a grand eld world If you’re great amendment has reached the status of bridge ommendable Jt reflects a determination on the part of the law And a mean old world If you’re small a scandal to CHICAGO scenic short tour follow Will I aver A Democratic senator (and who has which is altogether hopeful if not final ’The barrier to anything that’ll It's a world full of hate Leach bera— arrive of legal pleas Jim Ivors?do Or one our tnodern Effective May IS goutes in more authority to define his party’i the editor? 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Depends on yourself alone Philadelphia $12123 vidual members of this group (exclu- 1614 Kr he public demeanor ‘M U Admission (ms— Tours —Anonymous 11123 Washington sive ot the lame duck fraternity) have Why do wives always have to get ‘The penalty as pronounced is none too Severe The death ' AiITszent for complete informstion sbout HOBBIES KEWYCSX 12123 been benefited Judging by my own 15 Hr the place “tidied up” just in case Ecooomyftnd Deluxe Ali£xpeneToun to hit enlenee would be far more preferable as befitting the crime— A someonrshould I ttent “ experience which is quite typical the I've "been — Next Mwe time nd momttf oo World' Fair cll? ibey ' low for colorfully iliiwrated World's Early’s hobby Ja saving ad- -' N D has actually increased their dif- Vifirt-Sew years even when supported by inp 666 ifirutt best TroraiaodannnKi n&CiSC3$4L52 fair folder or writ ImcntutTaosK good behavior ill befits the “batching" three days and no has vertislng blotters He saves them be a would ficulties' It desiravery food Ooulu Ncbculuk rirae as it now is fixed in the public mind Much will be forgotten even phoned Nobody that Shouldn’t all Equally oat aorctoe to Boita ble thing to learn the real facts on particularly thoee with jokes 1 s the years go by The public will have found a new interest fcnd have mean Spokane Portland Seattle He has them back to the time this point but under our crazy politl UNION BUS DEPOT ’’ Umh cal system there is no way to do this MX Olt M vilTbe less concerned with this case sona treat their when McKinley was president Phone: Wasatch DCS Why do Temple Square Hotel CITY TICKET OFFICE much t his secretary’s consterWhat a satire on our boastful claim LOBBY HOTEL UTAH WA 200 Dads as if they’d just been paroled kidnaping is to be suppressed penalties which extend hope from the State Hotel Wasatch J3IS Phone: Kenyon Houle he’s aa ot not But PmuI nation at all a Wattwm Uaioa OSkaa of Mental hospital? 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