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Show vJACm. AMERICA. LOGAN. UTAH News Review of Current Events the World Over Instill, Drought Back for Trial, Defend Himself Token Payment on War Debts Are Barred Compromise Silver Bill Being Formulated. By EDWARD W. PICKARD once the grand SAMl'Et. INK'LL, ha of iutillc utllltli. hero broiiclit bac k hum to be tried for hi alleged lu after hi long period of refuge In foreign land. Ill prison ihlp." the Exllona. arrived off Fort Hancock, N. J, and Instill taken off at oen sea by the 1nlted State coatl guard culler Hudson, which landed him quickly. After ao atttotmddle ride to Princeton Junction, he wa put aboard a train and ranrted awlftty to Chicago, ill ton, Samuel Insult, Jr, had been permllted to Join him on the Ex iluita and accompanied him on the an trip nest. Landing on American aoll. Instill Ida old time con I (I delire. he al(l: To reporter am In Anterlea to make the most lniHirtatil tight of my life I am lighting not onljf for freedom but I have for complete vindication. erred, but my greatest erroi was In underestimating the effect of the financial panic on American aectirl-tloa- . and particularly on the com psnlea I aaa trying to build. "1 vtnrked with all my energy to save these companies. I made ml but they were honest ml take take. They were error In Jmlg men!, but not dishonest ntanlpu lationa. Arbitrarily, I had been Instruct ed to resign as head of these com patties which I hnd built and which 1 had tried to prolec-"I wsi told tlmt was no longer needed. Tired from the fruitless struggles to sure the Investments of thousands of men and women, discouraged In my attempts to save the Investments of my friends and associates as well ss everything I bad, I got out No charges were brought against me until I had been away for three months. My return at that time would have further complicated the problems of the reorganization of the companies. The whole atory has not yet Yon only know the been told. Not charges of the prosecution. one word has been uttered In even feeble defense of me. And It must be obvious that there also Is my side of ihe story. When It Is told In court, my judgment may be discredited but certainly my honest; will be vindicated." apteared lo recover In the telegraph cane, with all but one minority group flatly opposed to any code, the MtA I pro posing to change long standing con dltlon and alter the Interna! econ orny of the Industry on the ground that existing condition horde commerce and reduce employment. A date for hearing wa set, after which the President wa to be asked to take action. The code. If adopted, would deprive extensive Interest of finun clal advantages amounting to many million of dollar, (he NBA an thoritles do. luring these are not fairly held Among (he thing It would abolish are; Exclusive rigid of the Western Union Telegraph , company to something like $23, ( 0 worth of business annually; use of private by many corixiratleui wire circuit leased at figure al to he out of line with regulnr charges for the same volume of business, and free use of these rlr culli hy clients of the lessees to the tune of million of dollurs worth of words each year. on SOME sort of a compromise ac- legislation (hat will he ceptable to both the White House and the silver bloc In congress I likely to be worked out, though Sena tor Ilorah, who wants outright remonetization of the white metal, thought the plan being prepared would not serve. of the Secretary Morgen Treasury thnu ami right sit ver senators held prolonged confer 1 D CSSIA has been angered by a ruling of Attorney General Cummings and there Is danger that all the plans for trade with that country will go awry. Mr. Cummings was called on to determine what nations would be barred by the Johnson act from marketing their securities In this country or In any way receiving financial assistance. This he did by announcing the six foreign nations that are not In default to the United States government on their ohllga tlons. These are Finland Great Britain, Czechoslovakia, Italy, Latvia and Lithuania. Finland has met in full all Installments on Its war debt. The others have made token payments on recent Installments. Immediately after the attorney generals ruling was made public It was authoritatively stated in Washington that President Roosevelt had decided to accept no more token payments; therefore England and the others that have made such pajments will fall Into the default class on Juno 15, when the next pajments are due. Even Finland may now default If the nations proffer token payments they may be accepted by the treasury as on account," but the nations will still be held in default and thus will be shut out under the new Johnson act from obtaining any government Joans In the United States. The President will Inform congress, it Is reported, that he desires no legislation at this time with respect to the debt question. Soviet Russia fell in the default Class because It Ignored obliga tlons of the preceding czarlst and Kerensky governments. The czars sold bonds totaling $86,000,000 In America and the brief Kerensky re glme borrowed I187.JOO.OOO from the United States treasury. I' Secretary Morgenthau (lm) a, lm( the gentleman front Idaho were fairly well satisfied. Senator King of Utah snld he hoied for a bill which would nationalize silver but lion and provide for Ihe establish ment of a 25 tier cent sliver reserve for currency. Probably the meas lire will be mandatory as to poll cles and permissive In leaving to the discretion of the President the means of carrying out those same policies. TO AVOID Impending defeat by Semite, the Pres, dent with drew from Its consideration the names of two men he had appoint ed to office. One was Willard L. Thorp who hnd been made head of the Commerce departments bureau of foreign and domestic commerce. The senates objection to Mr. Thorp, who has been serving as head of the commerce bureau pending action on his nomination, was based on the fact that he once registered ns a Republican In a Massachusetts primary. The other withdrawal was of Rene A. Vloscn as United States attorney for the Eastern district of Louisiana. He was opposed by Sen ator Huey T. Long. w. Mellon, the ven Andrew and wealthy ex secre- tary of the treasury and former ambassador to England, came out on top In his latest contest with the Department of Justice. The gov had accused him of evading his Income taxes and sought his Indictment by a federal grand jury in However, the grand Jury refused to return a Mellon true bill, declaring the charges were without basis. The foreman of the Jury was William Beeson, a bank clerk. Among others on the Jury were five laborers, two fanners, two engineers, two mechanics, two clerks, one plumber, one carpenter, a lumber dealer, and a writer. Mr. Mellon said: "I am of course gratified that I have been exonerated by a Jury of my fellow citizens. The fact that the grand jury, reached a sound conclusion, notwithstanding the unusual methods pursued In my case, is proof of the good sense and fairness of the American people." In previous statements Mr. Mellon had charged Attorney General Cummings with playing politics of the crudest sort, and had set rorth at length his Innocence, asserting he had overpaid rather than evaded his taxes. The finding of the jury probably ended finally the affair, Mr. Cummings sajing the government would not challenge the decision. It may also put an end to the not infrequent attacks on Mr. Mellon In both houses of congress. ern-nie- Pitts-burg- directly at the and Telegraph company and tne Western Union company, both of which are said to have defied him. Recovery Administrator Johnson made public a drastic code for the wire communications industry prepared hy his own staff. Imposition of a code Is regarded to all Intents the same A IR mail flying as writing law for the Industry afthe army has zx come to an end,by and the routes fected, equal In scope to the authorization fog licensing Industry. Noth- ace being taken over by commercial ing like It has been resorted to aviation as fast as the short term contracts are let. heretofore. AIMING reorganization of the b federal govglv ernment a permanent batanra of power between Urge and ainall Industrie waa recommended In the majority report by the Irrow board, wh!b President Roosevelt decided not to mska public In Its original form but referred to three government agencies for preliminary digesting. On the theory (but the MtA baa shown business Incapable of the 5 lo 1 majority report propose to lurap all the present rode authorities In favor of an entirely new setup In whhh the federal government, h'g business and little business have equal voting representation. Within Ihe NItA Itself there la a that It would be growing better to let up on the extension and enforcement of codes for small and miscellaneous Industrie and reduce the MtA policy to roH-r(lie control of hour and wage. Administrator Johnson doesn't like this, and It would also be opposed by Ihe lilg Industries and organized labor. Hie President la walling. Scenes and Persons in ihe Current News DRASTIO wr CLU6 Hews Intermountain Briefly told far Busy Reader V 1550 RAMS AT SAI-- llTS .ALARM INSECT GRASS S1H1 AKRIAES U II F MONEY AAANIS BETTI K BEANS M EDI I) SB BURLEY, are apt-uii- I D A In Graw-hoppc- such BEVERLY ) I I I Indue I T. Poison In Ihe county ngriculiur-a- t office to combat a gr.iwhoptT whhh threatand cut worm en Utah eoimy farmer, announce II. A'. Hiv euson, dlstrht agricultural PROVO. a Well alt read about end Congress. Congrer has been getting mora money ovt of us lately than Dllllnger Dlllln-ge- r d oit taka it till after you get It, but Congress Is making u all slzn I O U S. for all wa will ever get during out i nunilxr an erad- lu ('awl a county that ication campaign has l n started Utuli r dins thin of W. W. INilunT, rmmty agiut, and committee in are taking i Imrge and lllstrut watching cl..sly f.r apjiea ranee of the post. fis-lln- HILLS Is Ju t whxt 1 read In the papers. In fad all I know Is Just what lmw Inspector. I Well Us J full me. well, for they have it aInheritance tax. and With Idaho IDA MOSCOW, passed the big bean grower plantlrg IS per cent that gels on when you are gone. more betin thl year than lad. It You used to could die and he able to Ihe to will le necessary Improve beat taxes, but not now. The underIJOW the League of Nations pro- a ready quality In order to find taker dont go over your body as pose to aid China wa told in Dr. W. II. pierce, asmarket, a as the assessor does your a long reisirt, made public by the carefully sociate plant pathologist wl'h the accumuatesl aets, and he gels hi Nanking government, covering the Idaho of agricultural University before the undertaker. They have It arrangement niude by Dr. Ludwig station. experiment the-- e big fortunes now where Itnjehman, representative In China of d on HALT LAKE CITY, IT A as high as 60 to 70 percent the league. hla plan, It Is suppay they of 157) rams from Oregon, Nevada, of what they leave. That mighty recent al.ite-uieposed, led to Juiian Utah, Idaho, New Hnnihlre, Canof a Hillcy demanding tlmt expensive dying when It runs Into HonIm am will California and ada, other tuition keep their hand off money like that, and you vont see SacIn ram sale Western ed at the China. The document waa political cm dropp ng off as casually a they ac23 urn! 24, 1 I nvclllng the niummicnt to Wllllmn Jcnnlng llijan In Washington whbb was erected hy congress. ramento, Calif, May have been. ly loocuous, being clilelly the reccording to advices received hy Janie 2 Air view over Governor's Island showing the part of the East river between the Island and ommendation of technical advisBattery park A. They are always talking about I tali of Ihe manager Hooer, er for project designed to at which may be filled In lo form an airport site. 3 Itincral cortege of the late MaJ. Gen. Hugh L. Scott, famous Wind capital from doing hit "Discouraging Ion. assn Marketing tract foreign capllul to China and Indian fighter and former chief of staff, a It neared the grac In Arlington Natlunu) cemetery. Well this is going to HALT LAKE CITY. IT.-T- ho svmethlug. consolidate It as an Independent federal department of ngrhultiue discourage eui from casting off this nation. The list of advisers did not will provide 20 tons of dry halt to earth's mortal coils. Course 1 think Include any Juancse. ahl Utah farmers In combating Its a good law. You have had the use The chief Interest In the report, grasshopper Infestation with h promof It during your lifetime, ao turn from the standpoint of the Unit' ise to le a serious menace to cro; It over to the government and they ed Ktaten, concerned the aectlon F. David thl year, announce can do some darn fool thing with It, devoted to cotton. It allows that Smith, state commissioner of agriChina must purchase about $tiO,ono,-00- 0 to telling what, niahy something culture. worth of raw cotton annually. BOISE. IDA Ninety carload of lust as foolish as the children of the A Chinese national nillitnry and aeed has reeelved, most deceased would. gras has coniinunlcnllon commission of It bound for north Idaho, where What is It they say, Its only oue Just left Shanghnl for the United It will ls planted 111 burned-ove- r from a pick handle to a generation State hy way of Europe. Its twenarea to restore water-shoprotecone more from a tuxedo and putter, to Instructed members are two ty tion. Part of the sisal, however, a learn how China can acquire a mod will be sown along blghwa.v for t) tramp" ern war machine and method of This tiling of finding things to v purposes, W. W. eonimunlcniion that are up to west of the relief sen he said. Home tax Is becoming quite a problem. cm standard. will I avail tide also for airports. You see when taxes first started and (who started em anyhow?), Noah School grounds, public park ORTS from Cairo, Egypt, other use to which communities mu-- t have taken Into the Ark two aomewhnt hazily about S wlh lo put If. ' V taxes, one male and one female, and fierce fighting that was going on In -- BOISE, IDA. Idahos 41 coun- did the Arabian peninsula where Ihn they multiply bountifully! Next reties will share $155 5cK) in work Thl handsome building In Tokyo, the new houses ot parliament. Is nearing completion. It ts of Japanese to guinea pigs, taxes must have Saud, Hie fanatical lief money during May. a considerking of Saudi Aradesign and construction throughout, tho only foreign articles being a mall chute and a thermostat able reduction, compared with April, been the most prolific of animals. bia, wa making But with all their multiplying prothe relief administration h.ua war on the ancient BLOSSOM QUEEN the politicians outmultl-plie- d clivities, kingdom of Yemen, LINCOLN, IDA. A marauding em. Most things are bred for determined to conband of sheep killing dog entered a certain purpose, but a state or fedquer It. Already the mrinis of A. E. Htanger of eral Job seeker Saudlan might Just drop from the artny, Lincoln nnel killed fid choice lamb the trees or the spawned in a lake, la which powerful which were to have been shipped and equipped with and you once get him on there, he la to market soon. all modern arm a, Fremont a barnacle. There Is no use going ST. ANTIIOXY, IDA had captured the comity chnmlier of commerce direc- into dry dock with him, he will drop Yemeni seaport tors have- - voted to sponsor a Utah off till you back the ship out and II o d e d a, and It Blonei-- r (lav celebration in Ft. then clutch on again. wa advancing to attack Sana, the Now as I started In to say, when July 24, as In past year. a capital. The war started with fedto IDA. According BOISE, I was so rudely interrupted by this border dispute. of the non birth con-treral survey over to the conflicting According vo buildings iu Boise, are In need of ') statistics, in stories reaching Cairo, both sides repair. those early days claimed victory. One report was new UT. Two proEUREKA, your tax was that the Emir Felsal, heir of Ibn ject have been passed on for Eure-K- a Just on the defeated and overtaken had commit Ice. Saud, hv the county FEUA lands. They did-ethe rear guard of the retreating OGDEN, IT John Hook, manknow there Yemeni army. ager of the Carnation horse farm was From Yemeni officials, however, of Pomona, Calif, will judge the else anything they could came telegrams stating that their Ogden Horse Show, June 7, 8, nnel hut as more tax, and halted that been retreat had 9, It is announced hy Ezra J. men commenced the Saudlan army suffered a severe manager. coming into the Coal defeat In a 23 hour battle. Capture HALT LAKE CITY. UT stately old legisof 36 armored cars, nine of them mine have adopted n 35 hour week lative halls, they a their woiking base. undamaged; 36 guns, and 400 priseach brought Sawtooth oners was claimed by the premier IDA The HAILEY, v ith em, in addition to i. plug of n of Yenian, who wired that the national forc-- t will have two radio and jug of pure corn, they tobacco, casualties exceeded 2,000. hronleast stations this year for the each had a Bill." A BUI is a thing first time as added facilities for Because of their nearby territhats read, not listened too, and fires word Great and In Asia regarding Africa, tories transmitting then voted on, in affirmative. If the or other emeigency events in outBritain, Italy, and France were bill dont pass, it wont take you but of Le Miss Muske Connie Gard lying districts. watching the conflict with deep a couple of weeks to think of one ST. ANTHONY. IDA. Five tons concern and all had warships at gon, Mich., who ruled for a week that will. In fast, it's much harder In over the blossom festival Benton of grasshopper poison has been alhand to protect their Interests. to think up one that won't pass. Harbor and St Joseph. lotted to Fremont county hy the fedThere is only one fundamental nn eral and are following government GREAT BRITAIN of a Japantrade that must be the backbone of thing situato ARAB RULER ion FIGHTS ot the grasshopper President Little Miss Muriel Morgan of Eaton, Mich., presenting big verge bill, and that is a tax. You every federal E. Hindi, tion hy Dr. W. war. The British have threatened Roosevelt the hrst buddy poppy of 1934, while Janies E. Van Zandt, comshut your eyes and think of an obto take strong action to protect mander In chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, looks on. Muriel, who agent in charge. IDA Directors of ject, then you open em and write Is three years old, made the trip from the organizations national home WALLACF), their textile export Interests against Bill." Now if that object you alHeela company, meeting your of men to the and the for start Mining widows orphans poppy campaign. Increasing Japanese competition, of hasent been taxed in the thought a declared , Wis offMilwaukee. nt though the British government last week, why you and your Bill" a 10 cents of dividend quarterly icially declares It will do everything win. share. to maintain amicable relations with So thats what we got over six IDA the For ToIn BLACKFOOT, official The position Japan. of em down there for (100 hundred a of number in first time care Is can take yeais that kyo Japan Blaekfoot Is making plans for an in the Senate and 500 in the House). of herself, and there was every InThey are just thinking of objects, elaborate Fourth of July celebradication that it would not ylc-l- to maby Its chewing gum, maby Its tion. the British ultimatum that It must BOISE, IDA. The devastating cigarette butts, or maby its a dead modify Its trade program and tacMormon" crickets, which came In- millionaire, but they are in there tics. The British threat was that to on be would prominence in 1848, when they thinking every minute. So no matter Japaquotas Imposed threatened first colonists in Utah what you got hid away, some of nese goods, but trade leaders In with starvation, have appeared in those six hundred will find It out Tokyo said thlswould not hurt and you will wake up la the morna half dozen spots of southern Idatheir country seriously, especially ho this spring to carry on the de- ing and read In the papers where since Japan's Imports from the struction they started last year. Congress found it and slapped the British Isles In 1933 totaled 83,000,-00They eat everything ill sight. In- tax on It. yen or little more than was ex1934, MiAaugAt Syndicate, Inc . cluding their own young or injured, ported there, 80,000,000 yen. Hence, mid when banded together they Ibn Saud, fanatical ruler of they said, the Tokyo government In Slavery Days have mastered almost every device would be able to make reprisals. Saudi, Arabia, who has been fightOn September 25, 1799, the petifenthem tin except setup against to ancieDt the dominions with Trade the British conquer ing kingdom tion of some Kentucky slave ownces and poison dust. Is considered far more Important of Yemen, ne has a powerful army ers was presented to the first legisand the Japanese are confident with modern equipment SOUTH JORDAN, I T Beth lature of the Northwest territory the dominions will not follow the Stockings lias a perfect attendance then in session at Cincinnati, askBlack Swans mother country's lead especially record for nine years, never missing that they be allowed ti settle In sold to over the distinworld are Swans Australia, wjilcb Japan ing a day nt school and always With their slaves in the Virginia 1933 four tunes Its purchases, and guished by long necks, but tlie honearlv. military district, which comprised Canada, which sold seven times as ors In that respect must be given to SALT LAKE CITY, TT Utah the land between the Little Miami much as It bought the black swans of Australia. The has been granted six hundred thouand the Scioto. The proposition was black swans of Australia were first sand dollars for drouth lelief by unanimously rejected as being conRESIDENT ROOSEVELT Is discovered by members of a landorder of President Roosevelt. trary to the ordinance of 17S7. Had again a grandfather, for down ing party from the ship of the KANAB, FT. Sheep shearing at this petition been granted, the slave In Fort Worth, Texas, a daughter Dutch navigator, Willem de Flamthe three plants operated In thl owners no doubt would have poured ElMr. to born and Sirs. been has ing, In 1697. Until that time no section i practically completed. The baby, wh liott Roosevelt black swan ever had been seen. Here Is Cavalcade, winner of the sixtieth Kentucky derby, with Approximately 75,090 head will hr'C into this region in such numbers weighed six pounds six ounces The location of the discovery, a Jockey Mack Garner up, photographed Immediately after the race. The been dipped in the vicinity of Kane 'hat slavery might have been guaranteed In Ohios constitution, drafthas been named Ruth Chandler small stream, Is now called Svvan brown colt was entered by the Brookmeade stables owned by Mrs. L D. county during the shearing season. ed three Roosevelt years later. river. Sloan. SALT LAKE CITY, UT. Eighty by Western Newspaper Union. tt "rnq Japans New Houses of Parliament in Tokyo o d sienna iiikiiBEja, oi iri im f ETTITTTITT God-fro- fit Li. President Gets First Buddy Poppy n, 1 one-lia- Fjol-ste- Sau-dia- Cavalcade and Garner Win the Derby 0 ) |