The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-29
BR|TONS DISCUSS.
POLITICS AGAIN
Present Government Will Like.
ly Hold Office Until in
the Fall.
BELIEVED COMPROMISE
MAY BE EFFECTED
Neither Party Is Anxious to
Face Election, Owing to
the Cost.
BY PAUL LAMBETH.

special 1dDlC 10 Inc lrlDQnc,
LONDON, May 2S.-Now that the coun-
try has settled down in measure from
the grief attending the sudden death of
tho late King Edward, the political situa-
ton is again attracting attention. In
best informed circles ii is believed that
the changes In the situation duo to the
death OF King Edward Will result in tho
present government holding office until
late in the fall IL not until the first OF the
year. II may be that some basis of COM
promise will be reached which will make
dissolution unnecessary for some time to
come IL is hard enough TO see Just how
q compromise can he reached. The gov
ernlnent cannot reccde from Its position
on the lords veto and continue TO hold
office. Not only would the Irish and
Labor parties rebel but the bulk OF the
Liberals themselves would refuse TO fol-
low their leaders In any recession on this
point. There Is hope in some quarters
that the king may be able to exert in
fluence enough on the house OF lords to
induce the peers TO accept the inevitable
so far as the veto Is concerned with the
government making concessions along
other lines. There seems to be q general
disposition. however. not TO force matters
for a while so as 10 allow King George to
become accustomed to the routine OF 6ov-
ernmsnt,
Elections Cost Money.
In recent letter Rider Haggard point
cd out one reason why neither party is
anxious TO force another general election
until Il becomes absolutely necessary He
figures that The cost OF contesting Il
county division Is something like $40, 900,
And this figure is reached In expenses
permitted under the law, AS there
between 500 and GOO contested seats the
cost OF general election to candidates
and parties is something appalling, and
not to be brought on lightly.
New Use for Telephone.
Medical men are discussing the an
nouncement that heart trouble can now
be diagnosed by telephone; Professor
Milne OF Shide, Isle of Wight. says; "In
ical mon OF the Isle OF Wight. listened
over the ordinary telephone to the beat Of
a lndy's heart in London. The instru-
mont employed In London was stctho
scope with telephone relay. invented by
Mr.. Sydney Brown by which minute
sounds are magniied-
Thou Shalt Not Swear.
At Ivybridge, in Devon. they arc very
nice refined people. and bad language is
n thing they will not stand. When tho
ton Hill. met Mrs. L~angworthy driving
up there was a considerable congestion.
and Mr.. Lasceles. emerging from under
the carriage with a fractured collar-boue
n badly bruised leg, and car nearly
torn off. far forgot himself AS To say
to the driver, Damn you. where's your
for using bad language, and chivalrous
bench of magistrates fined him 50 for the
offcnse.
Illusion Is Shattered.
Another illusion shattered! Novelist5
hitherto have relied q good deal on the
Wrghts jaw, Shackeltons Jaw. Bleriot's
Jaw, have all come In for their need OF
admiration, but here comes DR.. Cole New
ton. Il London surgeon. who SAYS that
square Jaws and determined minds in
men are no capricious gifts OF nature,
but simply The result OF proper feeding
and y consequently healthy set OF teeth
IF you wish your children To grow up
men and women Of determined jaw and
strong character, teach them TO use their
teeth on tough. solid food. and to avoid
slopS" the doctor says. steady maS,t-
cation permits the teeth 10 develop the
Jaw.
Thackeray Centenary.
The centenary OF the birth OF Thac-
cray viii fall on July is next year and
preparations are already being made to
celebrate the occasion. The Titmarsh
club has taken the Initiative in the mat
ter and has appointed n committee 10
consider the form Of the centenary celia
bration. IL Is proposed that a public din
the birthday. and il is hoped that some
Of the most eminent literary men Of the
day will be present: The dinner VIII
probably take place In some building in
.ondon which IL associated with Thack-
cray's career. An exhibition Will also be
arranged In central gallery of pictures.
manuscripts and personal be-
longlngs Of the novelist. Lady Ritchlo.
daughter while she Is un-
able to Join the centenary committee. has
expressed her approval OF the arrange
ments which arc being made.
Peary in England.
Captain Pcary has returned from his
tour and VIII remain in Eng
land until June Il. when he will sail for
home. He Is being entertained AT the
Savage club tonight and will lecture at
Nor, sl.r.s
ter next week.