Show PARE— STATE HEWS— LOCAL EDITORIAL I CLARIFIED lEWJ-jm- U— THE SALT LAKiJ TRIBUNE SUNDAY" MORNING MAY AOS 4 MAIN 24 1931 IEWS IECTI0M— Siooad Part ' Fage B 1 but- blahied Joseph T Mayer the many' of their hours contractor He In turn pawed the buck to the subcontractor And on has been on the ’ bench for more than twenty years Wednesday the dirt still being In In that time he has disposed of apposesston of Mrs Harriman’s lawn things began to happen according proximately 26000 cases His methI1L (UP)— Roy Miller ods of treating with young offenders to Mr Mayer He told a newspaper- is GIRARD “teacher's pet” at the Lynchburg combine kindness understanding and man that he had been notified that school t a $15000 suit for damages was to be himselfnear here but he can’t help firmness The Judge declares that a very lodged against him morning when the bell rings In the meantime Mrs Harrlman Every large proportion of the young of marches In to bis seat plays marin Governfenders that have faced him during declines to talk lor publication All he bles alone at recess goes home for the past twenty-tw- o of Washington's official society Is luncheon years to answer at noon and then returns Aid to of nothing else And as for for an afternoon session criminal charges have developed into talking WASHINGTON May 23 (CTfi)— showed 1500 truckloads had been Mr Baker— he made this explanaKansas City Welfare Offi- useful citizens He is in spite of the “The children who come Into this A rift is threatened in the long time dumped Into the space Mrs Harrl- tory statement In which he Assert- lack of progressing according to Miss WASHINGTON May 23 (UP)— Agricultural forces in court I have learned are not bad” friendship between two prominent man was reserving for a sunken gar- ed willingness to testify in Mrs Bernice competition Claims Auto cial Newell instructor Says said Judge Porterfield "Records Washington Democrats Mrs J Bor- den Harrlman's behalf If the case comes Congress are preparing for renewal of legislative demands ' and social arbiter show that between 80 and BO per cent den Harrlman SWEDISH CHOOSE CHUTE Too Much Time up to court to which President Hoover and his predecessor succeeded after of them become useful Ray Baker former director of the Things Begin STOCKHOLM A cotton (UP)— Case Attorney Says considerable struggle in warding off And Its all due to a lot of Happen— Fast citizens when thev are taken In hand mint parachute recently perfected by S Mrs Harrlman lost no time In Glaring Trespass’ Various plans Including the prevl-- r and shown the right way If their dirt— 5000 tons of it to be exact— KANSAS CITY Mo (UP)-Ju- dge Kuhlemann engineer has been was the to around spawhich home been her of matsort had the spread annoyance life “I've told Harrlman proper communicating the Mrs court debenture and of E E Porterfield the Juvenile equailously rejected adopted by the air corps In England Har- Mr Baker with the result that the ter must be- fixed Mrs lawn cious of never have been las would Georgetown become 'of she brough one they Just who up has of this city zatlon fee devices and others one of Germany and Holland The paracontractors In the employe former director of the mint hastily wants It" Mr Baker said ‘She Is chute Is so strong that It can withthe most successful Juvenile welfare Into court for delinquency or petty rlman byWilsonian which may call for appropriation of of the Democrat promised to have the dirt removed one of my oldest and dearest friends stand a pull of about 220 workers In the United States de- crimes” pounds at a revolving fund of a billion dollars Returning from a six weeks’ trip at once Somewhat mollified Mrs I'll for her If necessary When a speed of 248 miles per hour clares that home conditions are reWALKS 150000 MILES to Bermuda a few days ago Mrs Harrlman returned home to await worktestify was started on my property I or more will compete for favor among sponsible for a large number of cases NORRISTOWN Pa (UP) — If Harrlman was shocked to find the results They were not slow in com- thought Mrs Harrlman might like of Juvenile delinquency attorney termed the dirt episode one those who believe the government case that comes Into James Ganley had stretched his front yard of her recently remodeled ing The next day the contractor to have the refuse dirt for filling of the “most glaring Instances “The average of must go beyond the administration In walks house colonial a In would line old he and out be Georgetown another got busy to "can said courtroom” by touch straight he nightfall I tried purposes my in the history of Washingget in traced directly to the home People have circled the globe six times and piled high with freshly excavated hundred or so truckloads of good with her as I would rather have trespass" program envisaged In the present ton He said the dirt piled ten feet activities of the federal farm board have the idea that home Is a placg to then had several thousand miles left dirt A little detective work disclosed fresh dirt Joined the 1500 already had her have the dirt than sell It high had destroyed shrubbery and Harrl- to someone else eat sleep and quarrel nothing more over He Is a track walker for a that the dirt had been dumped there reposing on the three-acr- e What recommendation the adI was ifnable to lnterferred with his client's plan for No wonder children learn to spend railroad and for the past 45 years by contractors engaged in excavat- man lawn ministration will make Is uncertain reach her so told the contractor to beautifying her property has walked 15 miles a day He has ing the basement for Mr Baker's Mrs Harrlman threatened to sue dump the dirt elsewhere” The farm board has abandoned Its their leisure on the street Mrs Harrlman Is a member of the A checkup Mr Baker expressed his sympathy new home next door wheat stabilization efforts at the Blaine Malian Mrs Harriman’s Democratic national committee "People spend too little time at covered over 150000 miles moment for a policy of allowing the to work out own Its price destiny while continuing to plead with the farmers to- reduce acreage There is little expectation In government quarters here that the London International wheat conference can effect any material Improvement as Sea-See-n long as Russian wheat is left hang-lin- g over the world market FORCES GIRD FOR JUDGE RELIEF BATTLE CHILD Borah Leads ment TO Bitter Struggle for Agriculturalists home and too Lone Student Teacher’s Pet SOCIAL LIGHT WAXES WROTH autoaiobllec” BLAMES in Judge Porterfield CRIMES Spread Too MuchDirt She Declares HOME LIFE NEIGHBOR SAYS IT IS ERROR - law-abidi- - - ‘ To J Plays Part The 1932 campaign outlook will play Its part In the attitude of both parties toward farm relief in the next congress a factor which farm belt spokesmen are counting oh Owing dito this situation and the hair-lin- e vision of both parties in the house and senate the farm group expects to have greater leverage than in Its previous unsuccessful efforts Senator Smith W Brookhart Republican Iowa expects to urge a program which would call for a revolving fund of at least one billion dollars to finance wheat exports he said today He said this proposal was not extreme In the light of what congress did after the war at the request of Julius Barnes then head of the United States grain corporation and now chairman of the board of the United States chamber of commerce "The present farm board had which was not enough to handle the situation” Brookhart eaid "I want to see a new policy worked out which would provide for real cooperatives Instead of corporation cooperatives Senator William E Borah Republican Idaho chairman of the agricultural committee appointed by the recent progressive conference will work out a legislative program with his colleagues this summer Borah is partial to the export debenture plan recommended by the national grange Turnovers In both houses are believed by friends of the plan to have Increased Its strength but to what extent they are uncertain Borah Heads Farm Forces The senate Inserted the plan In the tariff bill by a vote of 42 to 34 but after the house rejected the also struck plan the senate 43 to 41 thff of Repubit out Half a dozen Yield licans voting to eliminate the de- - Rebellious Troops benture were replaced by Democrats Thinking Commercial house vote in the last election Thewas 231 to mcaipst the debenture Airships Bombers A shift of 38 votes would be 161 necessary to overturn this lineup Democrats gained more than that By VICTOR KEEN number of seats though It does not SHANGHAI— Two Junker planes follow all would support the deli President prospecting the Furthermore benture BerHoover la strongly committed against link in the proposed Shanghai to present In- lin air route Inadvertently quelled a the plan and there Is novote at of Dolonor Chinese troops to over- mutiny dication of a Cbahar province according to a reride a vetot from anticiport Peiping Nevertheless Washington According to the report one unit with the oppates a bitter farm f lfcht led of under General Chang Senatroops by position to the president this who Is garrison com' Is the Chen-lun- g tor Borah Underneath In the mander at Dolonor revolted on acuncertainty as to whether of a rumor that they were to end Borah will' support Mr Hoover count be disbanded The mutineers carried a was leading He reelectlon for in 1928 off the son of General Changbesarecampaigner for the president demanding that they and so great was his influence that hostage the organized Instead of disbanded he persuaded Mr Hoover during sesChang sent other troops to attack the campaign to agree to a special mutineers but before their arrival sion of congress to enact farm re- the two commercial Junker planes lief But when the special session flew over the rebel troops en route came Senator Borah supported the from Manchull to Peiping Believing debenture plan and the president op that the two planes had been sent P06Cd ityti by General Chang to bomb tlieir position the mutineers sent back CHANG MAUSOLEUM READ Chang's son to his father with apCompletion of the beautiful mau- propriate apologies and humbly pesoleum for the late General Chang titioned that they be reorganized Aso-Ll- n Is expected within a few General Chang promised to acmonths When finished this monu-mpn- cept the transgressors back into the most one of the will be fold and ordered the mutinous troops in the northeastern part of to appear on the drill ground for of Dr those vie with will and China roll call But when the troops asBan Yat Sen at Nanking and of the sembled cm the drill field they were and not recognized neither were they Manchu emperors on the disbanded the last matt they Tungling Workmen Inare busy out the were mowed To final stonework and laying bordown by machine gun acres 117 cover fire grounds which dered on two sides by the Hun river The two forelgn-pllote- d planes of Mukdea northeast mills 67 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