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Show THE RICH COUNTY REAPER. RANDOLPH. UTAH Crochet Designs in Wide Demand New Deal Laws and the Courts Reports Reveal Aging of English Population Again the figures of the registrar general show that as a people the English are growing older as a result of the falling birth and death 3 rates, writes the London correspondent of the Journal of the American Medical association. The birth rate for 1934 was 14.8 per thousand of population. In the last thirty-odyears the rate has been halved. This fall is without parallel In the history of this or any other country. The Infant death rate in 1934 was 59 per thousand live births; in the quinIt was 138. The quennium general death rate has also been falling steadily. In the quinquennium it was 16.1 per thousand of population ; In 1934 it was 11.8, which was 0.4 above that for 1933, the lowest on record. The Increasing aging of the population is shown by the proportion of the persons over the age of seventy years per 10,000 of the total. In 1911 they Crocheted edgings and insertions numbered 297 ; in 1921, 344 ; in 1931, have such a wide appTcation to 420, and in 1932, 434. The registrar household linens and wearing ap- general, therefore, describes the inparel that they are always in de- crease in the number of old people mand and always In use. as an outstanding feature of our Pillow cases, towels, table run- vital statistics. ners, dresser sets, aprons, gowns, kiddie dresses, handkerchiefs, curFashions Travel Fast and many other tains, Latest Fifth avenue models are on articles, require these handmade sale in Honolulus dress shops a few atThe Supreme Court of the United States. finishing touches to make them days after they first go on display lu tractive. ' New York. second issue, which involved the holder from congress to the President and Book No. 26 contains 72 actual By WILLIAM C. UTLEY of a who federal who certificate had no others constitutional with gold Instructions New Deal has been tossing right size Illustrations In stormy political seas claimed that he should be paid ac- to them. About the codes, Chief Jusfor many beautiful edgings, some Insertions and a few medallions, the last few months in its cording to the terms of the gold obliga- tice Hughes said: . . Section 3 (NRA) of the Re and is a valuable book to have on struggle to gain the shore of tion or its equivalent In this case the economic security, and has at last run court simply said that the plaintiff had covery act is without precedent It hand when an edging Is wanted. aground on the Constitution of the not been able to show any actual dam- supplies no standards for any trade, Use a thread of proper size, dependUnited States, from which not even the ages, so the court of claims had no industry or activity. It does not uning on article to which edging is throwing over of billions of dollars in right to entertain the case in the first dertake to prescribe rules of conduct to to be applied. be applied to particular states of fact Send 15c to our crochet departballast seems likely to be able to lift it place. Much the same was the third issue, to be determined by appropriate adCourt decisions have been falling ment and receive this book by mail. I thick and fast, now that New Deal leg- also up from the court of claims. In- ministrative procedure. Instead of HOME CRAFT COMAddress, islation has had a chance to get Into volving the holder of a liberty bond prescribing rules of conduct. It author- PANY, DEPARTMENT B, Nineapplication, and claims against it have who wanted his payment in gold. And izes the making of codes to prescribe teenth and SL Louis avenue, St. had a chance to find their ways to the here the court made a peculiar de- them. Louis, Mo. cision. It rathe! hinted that New tribunals. , At one time approximateInclose a stamped addressed en. We think that the POWDER for reply, when writing for ly 400 cases involving New Deal legis- Deal legislation was unconstitutional, is an thus velope authority prescribed TODAY lation were pending in the courts. but refused to do anything about it. unconstitutional delegation of legislaTry any information. dictums We court The of the said: detive of these been have already Many power." cided upon, some by the lower courts bold that the joint resolution of June About the power of the federal govMusic of Hawaii and a few finally by the Supreme 5, 1933, so far as it attempted to over- ernment to regulate local wages and of music lovers Honolulu is a court There are about 17 of them ride the obligation of the United working hours the chief justice said: with an amateur city orchestra, symphony bond is the in States created To quickly relievo tho itching and by suit, which the concensus of the press has Without In any way disparaging several glee clubs and choruses, both went invalid. constituthe It beyond with more importance than all imbued burning, and help nature restore (the administrations) motive, It is of haoies (white people) and Haskin of the others. Of these cases 15 have tional authority of congress. But we enough to say that the comfort, freely apply recuperative waiian, fine church choirs and creditbeen decided against the present ad- hold that the action is for breach of efforts of the federal in able musical clubs must and prigovernment public ministration and two for it All de- contract and that the plaintiff has be made In a manner consistent with vate schools. cisions but one were rendered since failed to show cause of action for the authority granted by the Constituthe beginning of the year; eight of actual damages. Hence the court of tion. them were Supreme court decisions, claims could not entertain the suit We are of the opinion that the at" About the same time a Federal court leaving the others to be appealed. tempt through provisions of the code Most Important of all such decisions In Louisville, Ky., denied that the to fix the hours and wages of emwas that which threw out virtually the PWA had the right to condemn land ployees of defendants in their e clearance. A Cincinnati entire structure of the NRA, knocking for slum was not business a exercise valid did the same. Another court the props from under New Deal plan- court held the lumber codes of the NRA of federal p6wer. - This left with President the ning. Hits Processing Tax. unconstitutional. In some states, state three courses of action open: To courts out state threw acts recovery On July 16 the Circuit Court of build a new and better NRA, to simwhich were designed to complement at Boston declared that the Appeals while a and for action ply suspend one. processing tax of AAA was an unwarlet em see how they like it, or to the national ranted use of the taxing power to regLabor Relations. campaign for an amendment to the Conulate and restrict cotton production; stitution which would further cen-- , Government power to regulate labor tralize legislative power to aid the ad- relations anywhere in the country, that it was an unwarranted exercise of ministration in coping with changing based on the constitutional statement federal power to delegate unlimited to the secretary of agriculture social and economic conditions. that congress shall have power to reg- power, to administer the tax, and that the tax For a while it, looked as if the Presi- ulate commerce with foreign nations violates the requirement that taxes dents policy was to be a combination and among the several states and with should be uniform throughout the was weeks the the Indian late discarded but of all tribes, of by United States. In three, a lower Philadelphia third has emerged more and more Judge John Percy Nieldg. in the Fed- court ruled much the same on the hog at eral to court District the presWilmington, clearly. What has led up tax frora packers. The CRISP AND SWEET ent state may be followed through a Del., in Wierton Steel company case. processing whole was agricultural program resume of the important cases which Another Jolt for NRA. thrown up for grabs.,. have been decided by Federal District Another blow to NRA labor relaIt Is now believed that the adminiscourts and the Supreme court tions was an Injunction granted by will seek to push as many of tration Federal District Judge Charles Irvin these test cases Test New Deal Legislation. through the Supreme Dawson at Louisville to 35 soft coal court as possible, with thd view that The first Judicial straw which indithem from the relieving If they are there held to be unconsticated the way the storm winds were operators, rigors of NRA minimum wage require- tutional, constitutional amendment to Suof was the decision the blowing ments.centralize the legislative power of the preme court on January 7 of this year, Federal District Judge W. I. Grubb nation much more than it is now will when it declared unconstitutional Sec- tlon 9c of the National Industrial Re- in Birmingham took a pot shot at the form the important part of the DemoTVA when he declared that $1,000,000,-00- 0 cratic platform for 1936. That this is covery act It was the first real test claimunconstitutional, experiment Deal New of the legislaof possible might be Indicated by the fact legitimacy tion and blasted high hopes held out ing that the federal government had no that 3,500,000 farmers who have so far to compete with private business received $900,000,000, are directly afby administration leaders that it would right in any state. This was, of course, di- fected by the AAA ruling. With their be upheld. It families, The court ruled that the Executive rected at the TVA yardstick. they might form a very subhad been given legislative powers was a New Deal defeat which was stantial block of votes to change the which were uncalled for, that proper turned into a victory when Judge basic law of the land. RACKETY-RA- X decision was reversed by the rules had not been laid down for his Grubbs One Charles A. historian, Beard, Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orguidance. The section had conferred leans. SWELL FOR SNACKS points out that three times before has -' court upon the President the power to prothe thrown itself Supreme A shadow of the destruction that was hibit the transportation over state resolutely across currents of powerful .Jines of oil which had been produced to come to the AAA processing tax Interests and Ideas. Once was in the In excess of state quotas; the power was cast when the Supreme court on Dred Scott case, with its aftermath March 4 voided the plans of the New was denied. of . the Civil war, and later the ThirDeal for stabilization of the milk inHailed as a victory for the New and Fifteenth teenth, Fourteenth York. New in Deal was the decision (5 to 4) of the dustry amendments, effecting important In May the Supreme court delivAnthe in federal system. changes Supreme court In upholding the ered three death blows to the New the was courts other cases, rendered February 18. attempt during Deal. One was the decision which and after the Civil war to restrain the While the decision upheld New Deal voided the Railroad Retirement act President and congress in several deaction of denying the gold payment In another case the court put a furobligation, the opinions of the justices ther crimp in President Roosevelts cisions ; its result was a curtailment of the appellate jurisdiction of the court Were In several cases severe rebukes. power by denying him the right to reIn this Instance there were three move a federal officer from office. The and an increase in the number of Issues at stake. The first resulted President had sought to remove Wil- justices from seven to nine (the two from congressional action in setting liam E. Humphrey from the Federal new ones to be favorable to the reversal of a decision which the adminaside the obligation In private Power Commission. istration wanted reversed, and the to pay interest or principal In And Another. Blow. ; court reversed it). On the third time gold, or other specific coin or currency. OnCE you taste Grape-Nut- s Flakes, youll the one that left the court in 1895 declared Invalid tha , The third blow, The action was sustained by the man golden-brow1894. flakes too! law of decision tax D. The even Franklin income Roosevelt speechless cheer, Crisp, sweet, jority of five, who confirmed decisions amendment reversed a In decision was the the by had with of real while) courts One nourishment (for congress of lower .that dishful, jvas plenty Of course there Is some question-awith milk or cream, contains more varied nourpower to adopt the joint resolution Schechter poultry case. The decision with respect to these obligations of was all the more crushing because it to whether a parallel can be drawn ishment than many a hearty meal. Try it In delivering the between these decisions and the recent railroad companies and hence that the was unanimous. your grocer has it! Product of General Foods. clauses could not be enforced and courts opinion Chief Justice Hughes ones against the New Deal. If esefc. gol-all of the In that were declared tender bonds can : be drawn definitely the legal a parallel payable ' provisions were an Will history repeat itself? ourmicy. IVom the court of claims came the transfer of legislative powers Western Newpar Uaie ' d 1901-190- 0 1901-190- 5 s, . THE MD 0 IBUKlHIi PROBLEMS) HMliiiHMIiUI code-makin- g a Can ECZEMA... Resinol . Infra-stat- ; " . - i . . gold-clau- se -- , .. eon-trac-ts 1 code-makin- g ; . |