Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05
Special correspondence

OSDoN. Jan. Is. England
seems tn hive gone clean mad
over politics" say those VINO ar
- ,,y. here after an absence OIL
wears. Never in the history vi
have politics been of such our"'"s
+e,est as they are at this- "'''"
-, .ho servants hall to the nursery
,n Uery palatial house IN Mayi%'
ord out to suburbia and the cou"''S'
- q IA the absorbing topic
,s,, -are we'll in the vanguard ai'
tho time. and 1t is they who arc DOING
most OF the spade work this is why NJ
ue children and pet dogs are preSSeu
into the service. Most OF these woine"
politicians are past mistresses III 'ne
~ ., advertising They are cram 1nii
NJ IDEAS which are worth FORTUNES ~
the men whose interests they aoVahce'
The, know that a child Is a mighV
nower IN touching peoples synpathies'
a dog, too. is often most useiu' ~
arousins sentiment which often means
that the thin end OF the wedge Is III
RARY BUGGIES DECORATED.
see some of the youngsters galhVant'hs
about In their pony carriages or per
ambulators which are smothereo "lth
advertising posters and pictures OF the
candidates whose interests they favor
Tho lovely little daughter of Princess
Alexis Dolgoruki has been parading
in the park in her well known turn
Unionists. The little children of Lady
Willouehby d'Eresby Ga daughter OF
Mrs Harry Higgins) have been show
ing the world at large that 1t Is tar1n
reform which they hope Will win the
day. In Mrs. Lulu Harcourts nursery
politics lie an absorbing question, put
here free trade Is the motto.
The toy dogs make the FUNNIEST httic
pictures as they run about or drive In
the automobiles decorated with Union
Jack flags and red labels on which are
printed one or other of the election
notices Lady Paget introduced her
now poodle Tariff Reformer. suitably
decorated TO show the persuasion TO
which he belonged. to the king "nen
he dined with her the other night. BIG
doRu like St Bernards and hounds wear
@ card tied under their chins bearing
the name of the candidate they nope
will be favored: sometimes the animals
DeAT n VI thS sN0P'''''~
their mouths. a..
During the holidays children's polit-
ical parties were the order OF Inc
moment. The small ones came pro,
claiming in some way the polItical
slde to which they belonged. There
we're very few who could not explain
quite glibly the meaning OF tarin re-
form, free trade. or show the results OF
the passing of the budget had It become
law. 1t was very quaint TO near theHi
graphing with difficult words and CIV
ing their little speeches in baby ac-
cents. Mrs. Bcatty's boy Is an extra
ordinary youngster and one or the
handsomest children to be met with In
days march. He Is Republican
which must bc rather awkward for MS
father who Is an admiral in the navy
and an aristocrat TO boot
FOR THE PEOPLE"
I'm all for the people" shouted the
lato Marshall Fields little grandson al
party his mother gave for him 1t is
SAID he has learned his political creed
irom his nurse and tho chauffeur
All her inhmntes call the Duchess o.
War Princess Anita, 4" aB she really Is
Her royal highncss is going in wildl,
ior art and with this object In view
she has taken the perfectly exquisite
studio In Paris which Is +,SSR by Lady
Coebrooke. Tho particular brnncf
which fascinates Princess Anita J.:
sculpture and she Is studying 1t IN al
her epare moments. She has modeie'
bust OF hcr husband with more thai
siStle SUCCESS. Her greet ambition
Is 70 show statues at tho Salon in Paris
and the Royal Academy in London
she has also a fancy for making cnam
els and has had decorative little tur
mace erected In ono OF tho rooms u
which to fire her work
She and the DrIncc arc coming