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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH Strait Famous in History EflEilT BRITAIN OUSTS SOVIET "ox-ferry,- N GRAVE PREMIER SPEECH BALDWIN REVEALS MOSCOW'S MORE THAN 108.000 PEOPLES FOUR MORE VICTIMS OF MING DAM BREAK-HA- VE NOT BEEN FpUfJD threatened viSTENCE BY RAGING RIVER SUBSERSIVE ACT8 if Important Document Obtained, tographcd; Arcoa la The Communlat Center Pho-- ' London Premier Baldwin made In the bouae of commons perhaps the gravest anouncement parliament bus had (o listen to since the war that the British government had decided to sever all relations with Russia. By a curious coincidence, it was Empire day, when the whole nation celebrates is loyalty and unity. Also by tha chances of travel Ramsay Mac Donald, former labor premier, whose government it was which first recog niied the soviet government, arrived Just too late to hear the prime min later make his momentous statement, which was listened to in a tense si Iv2be by a crowded house and a large diplomatic gathering, including the German and Japanese ambassadors. It was a formidable . indictment which the head of the government, re placing for the occasion Sir William Joynson-lllcks- , home secretary, and Sir Austen Chttnberlaln, foreign sec retary, who previously had charge ot these matters, had to bring against the soviet authorities as Justification for the government's decision. Counties to Have Forest Benefits Washington Counties in which na- tional forests are located will receive more money for road building and ' school development this year from the government which returns annually 25 per cent of their collections in Iteu of taxes. In the first three quarters of the year $3.2G9,5G8 bad been taken in, or $91,010 more than In the same period a year ago. Oregon and Washington national forests Collected $923,867; the California district. $811,296; northern Idaho. Montana and North Dakota, $379,933; the Rocky mountain district $470,560; the Intermountain district, $293,645; the eastern district, $210,167, and the Alaska district. $69,288. Sale of timber accounted for $2,303,324. la Opinion be Thrown Path of Torrents, Relief . le Rushed Vast Territory Will WYO. Flood Control Meet Called Statesmen, governor Chicago mayors, bankers and business men will come together here In one of the greatest peace time movements In the nstlon's history when the Mlsslsslpp valley flood control congress convenes, Juno 2. S and 4. Mayor William Hale Thompson of Chicago, one of tha spon sors of the conference, has announced that ho and his committee aids will spend the coming week arranging for the congress program, with 10,000 delmiddle wesegate from twenty-sevetern states expected to attend. Ideas and proposals of all the delegates are to be sifted and discussed, the congress to use the most feasible and surest of these as a basts In present log to the federal government plans for conquering of the Mississippi n ' " Little Idaho Falls Report received from Wilson, Wyo., this afternoon stated that the bodies of Cliff Stevens, Mrs. Smith, sister of Mrs. Krod Lovpjoy, and Mrs. Kneedy were recovered from the silt and debris around Kelly, Wyo., Bodies of the other four victims have not been recovered. The report also said that the water at Wilson had rocedod vaptdly since and that the river will soon be flowing normally. Crest of the Gross Ventre dam flood, which took seven Hvps., inundated, two Wyoming and two Idaho towns, and, spreading over the lowlands around Lorenxo. Rirle end Menan, was passing Idaho Falls. The waters have already spent a great part of their strength, and It Is not expected they will do much further damage. The water level at the municipal power plant had risen two feet since 6 o'clock and was showing a gradua rise, which it was thought would no exceed four feet. The river channe will take care of this Increased flow, Lone Aviator Heads Plain to Parle Roosevelt Field, N. Y. Captain Charles A. Lindbergh's monoplane arrived here at 5 Friday morn Ing for a possible hop-of- f to Paris, was towed two miles from Its hangar at Curtiss field. Before It could start for Paris it was necessary to put 200 more gallons of gasoline in It. At 6 oclock the work of fueling the plane was under way and it was estimate! the hop might start at 7. There waa little wind and no fog. Rain hac ceased. During Lindbergh's preparations Commander Richard E. Byrd's plane, the America, was rolled out oi1 Its hangar, Indicating the possibility o:1 a race to Tarts forthwith. valley-lately- - d s y ttf: Atwater Kent IGNITION or Fords Italo-Span-la- b be-th- $1080 gov-ernme- nt r u na-tlon- s, , rain American Consul to Metleo Dies "Illinois Town Flood" Swept Eagle Pass Brea Linar-1- 59. AmerTcorlo, BL Several emergency refican consul' at Pledras Norms, Mex- ugee camps shared persons who ico. died at his homo here after a lin- lost their homes and belongings in a gering illness with Bright's disease. storm here hlch caused on death end Mr. Llnard had been in the consular hurts to others. " Walter Mueller, son service for the past twenty years, serv- of the mayor, and whose engagement ing for a time at different points In to Miss Corrlune Schwab of this Central America. He took his post in was recqMlx. annonuced, lost his city the Mexican city across the border when a bridge over the Illinois tie river, from here about four year ago, which he was standing with a going Can-there from provloua to en- friend, collapsed. He could not swim tering the consular service he was 'a aad was carried sway by the swollen retired colonel of the army. Burial waters. ..Ills friend swam to safety in will be here. the darkless. - l ().... period of chill Pijie tt.-S-S ... ATWATER, XENTVtFG. COMPANY A. Atwater Kant, IVta. 40S WlaaaMrho Avo. rhdedalpkla, Makers of h. Callouses $3,998,492 to $6,762,000. Eureka Shearing In painful callouses on tbo feet. RADIO At oB drug ead Am the Jericho. Hillside. Lofgren and Fairfield shearing corrals has been brought to a close during the past week. At Jericho, 94.000 head of sheep were sheared, 80.000 at Hillside and 62.000 at Fairfield. The clip this year was normal. The cold weather resulted In S better grad of wool, the fleece being dry and lighter. Salt Lake Conditions In the beet growing districts of Utah and Idaho generally have been favorable th's spring and a continuation through the growing season will result In an' unusually high tonnage yield per acre. In opinion of officials of the Sugar company. In parts of Utah county and counties south, where beets were planted earlier, some farmers have commenced thinning their stand. For most regions, however, this operation will not gain full momentum until the wlddle of thla week. Utah-Idah- o JJXSclioWs Ogden Rain which fell during the early morning hours Sunday throughout Weber county and northern Utah will he highly beneficial to crops coming at a time when most needed. Little damage from frost Is expected. The prerlpiution.recorded by Arle Vah de Graff, official weather observer, was .72 Inch. The maximum temperature waa 65 degrees and the lowest 85 de- gree. Garfield Two Inches of snow here t 2 o'clock was the final touch of a storm that descended upon the city Saturday night and continued for three hours. Streets were flooded, flowers were destroyed, ,city pump houses were damaged and the electrical system temporarily discontinued os n result of the deluge. Gnnnlson Growers la south central Utah will start thinning sugar beets within a few days, according to W. Harvey Ross president of the Gunnison Sugar company, who returned recently from a trip to that section, sir. Ross said that the outook Is for .goodT beets in that section. Myton Interesting statistics relative to the Uintah basin have been compiled by the, advertising committee of the W. L CL The population cf tha Uintah basin is placed at 20,- ,BI the ar trying to farm a 270,-60- 0 Provo While be ugar production io 1926 fen down ut der the production or the two previous years, agricultural conditions to date are favorable to a heavier beet crop ftr 1927. to report of Frank Andrew according argicul for Cuha 1926 boot sugar production.- teaaad tSX Zitto-pad- s "ca'? BOOKS Deseret Book 54 Co, East Sol Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah MEN, WOMEN EX UN MONEY AT HOMS wrltine card aad laitrra. uood For particular writ Farcite Writing py Co. Dept. WK. Waahlnrtoe C. H.. Ohio, Ey. Population of Shanghai Shanghai la .larger In population than New Orleans, Cincinnati and Buffalo combined. To overcome evil with good Is good; to resist evil with evil U evil Mohammed. Salt Lake1 Tourists visiting the Utah state capitol next summer will see among the exhibits in the ground floor display toom one depicting the sheep Industry of Utah. This exhibit authorized last January by the Utah Stit Wool growers Association,' at Its annual convention, cannot be prepared and installed this year, but the committee in charge of the exhibit Jp active, reports James A. Hooper, Salt Lake, secretary of the association. 5 acres of irrigated land.' -- C. GOOD HEALTH V h g 2 tS 1 . Utah 1 Ogden Bids for the grading of six a half miles ot the Vlctor-Irwland Croats t Opportunity Lydia E. road In Idaho were called for by the Every noble activity makes room for United States burean ot public roads. Vegetable Compound itself. Emerson. - Bids will be opened here June 9 I have taken Lydia E . Completed of this stretch from Victor Vegetable Compound for some No Hopo t Swan valley will give Swafl valley I would notbe wS Whilst i was in town yinted'y," In an outlet to railroad connection. The V the crossroads store, related Gap highway krill be highly beneficial In Johnson of Rumpus Ridge, harassed which floods have of the seed a view nurse, I have to W on my feet a man painting the, church steeple. . He Swan deal and your meij was setting Tufa seat on a rope away InSalt Lake Mining, agricultural. cine has helped m, up yandcr and a lot of people stood dustrial and scenic assets of the state wonderfully around gawping at hlin. A feller ban$10,000 ot Utah will be depicted in Kardly able to do 5 tered me for a dog swap, but I says ; housework exhibit at the Transcontinental High "'Walt till this painter falls down, began taking it, Nev June at Reno, exposition ways now I am a and TT1 Jlne you. ' 1. A general plan for the and wen " Shucks y says the dog feller. Tie 25 to August oraa exhibit has been worked out by thd to do all tw .able to fall He painted it ' hsint committee appointed by Gover- and go out nursing besides. I ham about three year ago, and didn't, fall special J the Sanaur Wash and fount H. Dcrn, and efforts ' are nor George then. Come on I "Kansas City Star. now I Mss. Gestkude beneficial, to collect directed display being ar, 103 Davis St, Greenfield, Stz from all parts of the state. Valaablm foe Weakness Electricity in Signaling Provo Utahs geological formation The oewest use of electric lamps Is B- Plnkhaa-- , w1.hMiOTXnd for offers the student more material secret signaling for military purposes Compound a valuable same of the area other study than any Mas. By properly screening signal lamps size in the United States. The variety dne lor weakness." Potsch. Box 397, Lancaster. raj i with certain materials only the Infra- geol-regcornglcaVp'roducts ma kes Its Hundreds of letters like theso sr rays, which are Invisible to the ogy Interesting econqmically as weli received by the Plnkbam Medicine Co naked eye, are released. These are re- as Lynn, Mass. Grateful women historically. ceived at various distances by sensito Washington. froS Pennsylvania Lehl Eradication of weed outlaws Texas to Illinois and from Rhod tive apparatus which will sonnd bux land to Nebraska say that their health ten sad otherwise respond to the rays has received practical attention In Le- has Improved since taking Lydia a Commissionhl during the past week. even though nobody In that region exPlnkhoms Vegetable Compound W. Gilman and er Ilelga J. Inspector cept th operators Is conscious of the distributhe are Swenson supervising fact that the peculiar light-ibeing tion of salt which is being placed upon transmitted. numerous plat of white top and other noxious weeds. Lehl dty Is cooperDonkey a Hoars for Labor with the county In the weed camIn England the donkey is very large- ating A full carload of salt was unpaign. ly in evidence and frequently these loaded and distributed during the past For Indigestion, Dyspepsia, etc. little beasts are overloaded. An ordi- three days. Relieves Distress after Hurried nance recently adopted by the Lnthqm Meals or Overeating. Being s Price With already three or fonr St. Annes town council provides that gentle laxative, It keep the dl. to persons over sixteen years of age times as much water In Scofield resergestlv tract working normally. or weighing over 08 pounds shall ride voir than there waa at any time last a donkey, also that a donkey should year. Carbon county farmers are look30c & 80c. At all Druggists. be worked from 9 to 1 and then have ing forward to a sqccsesful season c. C. GREEN, Inc. WOOOBURY, N. J. an hour for luncheon, his harness be- A. W. Horsley of the Price river water ing removed. After dinner he can conservation district and Wallace R. work nntll 0 p.m. Wayman, secretary, returned from a RURNSandSCALDS trip to the dam. where they were met EL B. Jorgensen, agent for the by kJ Stop the throbbing and smarting Rivals Sutherlln-BarrNew Or of company t once with a soothing touch cf On a recent motor trip in northern John T. Oldroyd of the state leans; Minnesota we stayed one night In a land board, and C. J. Ullrich, engineer small Indian village. for the district On the lake shore thnt night the InSalt Lake Zinc recovered from ore dians danced about a huge bonfire. Sometimes 40 at a time would dance. in Utah increased from 52.611.732 Some would rest while others danced, pounds In 1925 to about 92,000.000 but two handsome young braves pounds In 1926, and the value from Quick, safe, sure relief from r , Live, in WISE now HAS ; n Great Falls, Most The Missouri river was pouring over Rainbow falls dam near here at the rate of 21.809 cubic feet a second, a record for May, and county road crews were endeavor-Into save small bridges and roads from the rising river. Rain, which had continued for ten daya here, stopped aAd the mercury rose. Flood conditions in the lowlands are expected in a few days If thq higher temperature continues, .inasmuch as snow la the mountains has not melted during the J It's a Privilege to of Constantinople. Schools Dead Numbers 44 Bath, Michigan The state of Mich lgan .took steps for the relief of this danced at night. Lindbergh Soorts on Ocean Jump stricken village, into whose homes Navy Profftfs Osstroysre Upon Inquiring we were told there Paris Slim Lindbergh arrived at demented farmer sent death and deswas to be a wedding that night as soon olation 10:18 flylng-froits school by and after dynamiting night, Saturday Washington Navy destroyers wers as one of the young braves fell explacod at the disposal of Captain New York to Paris in 33 hours and 10 blowing to death more than two score hausted. It seems I In Paris?" were the Of they were rivals for minutes. forty-fouthe "Am persons. dead Charles Lindbergh. New York to Paris same maidens hand. She was will-lo- g the thirty-sevewere words small as first French aviapilot's the puchildren, filer, for his return home, and the to marry either one, end did marry in the lower grades of the school. transportation to this country of hla tors and mechanics dragged him from pils th victor after several hour dancing. Andrew the of Kehoe, treasurer cockpit the "Spirit of 8L Lou!. plane, "Tbo Spirit of 8t. Louis. This of Exchange, the school district a here,"-told his demind mob the him, offer was flashed across the sea after "You're Jabbered In French,, which was not In ranged by flnnacial reverses alone m call at the Whitrf House by AssistParentheses ant Secretary Robinson of the navy the least understood ly the bewildered conceived and executed the dynamitWe have It on the word of MussoEnthusiast! hoisted the ing, in the opinion of the investigating as the president and all Washington American. continued to admire and make plana exhausted pilot on their shoulders and officers. They abandoned an earlier lini that "women are the agreeable or for honoring the youthful aviator. Mak- tried to fight their way across the theory that he had outside help in pleasant parentheses of life." We ing known that destroyer of the field. The French pilots, however, planting dynamite in the building and who had always been told they were Twenty-fiftquestion marks ere glad tent's settled division, now In Euro- spirited Captain Lindbergh to the wiring it to set off the blast now. . , , Speaking of the current him from hangar, the were rescuing mob. available to Captain pean waters, Two Parsons Burled Alive style you could call aoroe of the fntr re- and then dashed away to Paris with President Coolldg Lindbergh, ones exclamation points and not be flected that the accomplishment of him aboard an automobile across the Nogales, Aria. Official reports of a ter wrong. Of course since the America's aviator waa something aviation field. Meantime tbs crowd Judge of Tepeyac, state of Jalisco, a charleston has seised the which grew on one the more It was picked up an American who had fallen small town In the land more interior of Mexico, contemplated. Tho more that la jearn and been tr impelled on by the mob reevaling the burial alive of a" priest women stand on foundations like ) than like d of hla feat, he consider, the greater and carried him on their shoulders to and n At that. It Is a young girl, were outlined in womans the administration building, where Influence that changed many H seems to hare been. to the Nogales Herald. dispatches a male 0 Into. 1. . . . And In some American Ambassador Myron T. Her- Both the and the girl are be- households th lady Is not only th rick, French officials and the welcome lieved to prelate have been Interred secretly Farmers Hold Key to Success committee were awaiting him. but the whole sentence. parenthesis since tho judges Investigations tailed Detroit News. to discover any documents relative to Spokane, Wash. The future of agrl Coast Guard Finds Lest Planes their deaths. According to th report Wing culture Ilea In the hands ot the farmNew London, Conn.1 The coast received here, a general examination ers themselves, Charles S. Barrett, guard cutter 2 29 wae headed for the of the graveyard of Tepeyac revealed president of the Farmers Educational state pier her late Tuesday with aa that the Jids of the cofflnr containing and Cooperative Union of America, dein tow. The cutter had the bodies of the priest and the airplane wing young In clared an addresa here before the been stationed off Montauk Point and girl had been forced up from the inannual convention of the Farmera sent word to the base by radio of Ita side, the stiffened arms holding them Union of Washington and North Idaho, in that position, telling in gruesome discovery. Hope was expressed her He said that Washington and Idaho that the airplane wing might aid in pantomime the story of their last members ot the organ Ixatlon have the aolutton of the mystery of the dis- struggles for air and life. given better support than those ot any appearance of and ColL the Nungesser other section. "The tanners are gen- French transatlantic A filer. Spain and Italy Believed In Accord erally their own worst enemlse," Bar- guard cutter was sent out fromcoast the rett said. "It la a hundred times big- base to search for Rome Vount any portions of the ambassador in Vlnaza, the Spanish ger job to handle the producer than to airplane which Rome, declared to the might be found. handle his products. We need men of Glornale dltalla that "the the Industry to get Into the fight for understanding Is complete and abRefugees Go to Shanghai farm cooperation." solute, comprising all European probShanghai, China Refugees contlnne ed and problems outside or Europe flocking into the ioreln. concession n ahlch both countries are TYPE LA area of this capital of the radical na- - The ambassador added that interested. Operators and Miners Confsr the undertlonallst government which last week standing was based on and Price guaran Philadelphia Operators and union seemed In dsngei of being encircled by teed by the most cordial friendship e miners of the central Pennsylvania forces of Its enemies. Apprehen- - tween Rome and Madrid and bituminous coal field here for the slon among the people has been alle- the affectionate realtions also on between working out of a new wage scale after viated some hat, howeve Including by the King Victor Emmanuel and King AlCakUand statements given out by the local discussing the general situation, fonso and the presonal sympathy befitting to poatpone any definite proclaiming military successes. tween Mussolini and Premier, Prlmo new These for contracts. statements posals assert that General De Rivera. Italy and Spain, he went Following The name assures Its performance the arrival of Thomas Kennedy, Inter- FeFng Yu Ilalany, military leader for on. owe to tjielr fascist regpresent national secretary-treasureof the the Hankow government, has reached imes their financial and economic restvntrninMii "Atwatw Xant"km pox United Mine Workers, the conferees llonanfu and that Marshal Wu Pel-FWood fc advanced electrical engineering urrection. as well as the striking sucsad abaoint pradaioo oi eianufhctvra. Tkaa voted to defer definite action In order haa retreated to Chengoho, whlthei cesses of their affirmation f aalMea, which haw wo icadcnhip la Radio, to give both sides further opportunity Feng's men are following him, along of their prestigeengergetlc in international polto prepare their proposals. The moo- the Lunghal railway. U further Is icy. The accord between the two Kent 1 caitioa for Ford. Tht remarkabla ciaotifro (gaitioo gyatew win literally moke a ting wae to have started Monday, but stated that the forces of the Hankow he said, was especially complete CV 4 yW Ford amoockcr, toapptcr after organization had been com- government operating In Honan prov- In Mediterranean questions. Including saalee starting. aa. Aag hill climbing. povtr, pleted, the miners representatives de- - ince are officered by Russians and that the Tangier problem. In which Spain ta aa boor. The low jwic of f 10.SS lartaBcd eided to await the arrival of Mr. Ken- - ( all the foreign military advisers of could always count on the loyal and Includes cablo and Sitings. Get facta f a Marshal Wu Pel Fu have left him. efficacious support of Italy. fcedy. gene service statin or write is Missouri River Rises In Montana News Notes! 4 Is Expresssd That Bet Mere Damage Will flood. do-rido- d THIS n Result New Orleans A caving dirt barrier stood between the five "sugar bowl" parishes of Loulsana and the Missis slppl flood waters, speeding to the Gulf of Mexico down the Atchafalaya basin, as a huge relief fleet was being concentrated in the lower basin. More than 2000 men still were working in sodden clothes at McCrea, filling sand bags and lugging them Into place over slippery paths that led through the mud to new embankments behind the. crumbling old ones, tired from many hours of labor In the rain; still they fought on aa their women and children moved livestock and personal belongings across the Mississippi river to Baton Rouge concentration campa. Tbalr task appeared hopeless at times as the raging 'currents, pounding into the rain soaked levees, tore away huge chunks of the protecting rsmparts and charged upon the new barrlera which had been erected In anticipation of the slough later,, however. eee The strait lading from the sea of Marmora to Jho Black sea. on which stands the andent dty of Constantinople, la called the Rosphoro, also written Bosporus. The name means On the north side Is a gulf known as the Golden born, and tbla body of water forma the harbor Feel Stiff and Achy? (ad lame end coostantly TO A too often s eehy is sign of atuggiah kid' Suggah action permits waste poison to remain in tha blood and ia apt to make ooa languid, tired and achy, with dull headaches, dbrrhwns- ana often nagging backache. A common warning that tha kidneys ere not act ing right is scanty or burning secretions. v r Assist th ludneye at such time with Doans Fills, Since 1&85 loan's have been winning friends the country over. 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