Show r THE GARLAND News Review of & TIMES Current Events the World Over Japan Rejects Peace Proposals of America and European Powers —Mellon Quits Treasury to Be Ambassador to London - By EDWARD DESPITE the W PICKARD GARLAND UTAn of the board of ORGANIZATION the Reconstruction Finance corporation was completed G Dawes Charles of with the election as ns president and Eugene Meyer chairman of the board quarters were opened In the old Commerce department hi Washington and the reception of requests for and consideration The loans was begun without delay the senate already had confirmed names of Harvey C CouCD and Jesse nd President aa directors II Jopes Hoover sent In the name of Wilson McCarthy of Salt Lake City to Applicatthe board membership milions for more than one hundred lions In loans had come In before the board began to function and most experienced public servants" vigorous protests and The new ambassador Is peace plans of the United States and the great European years old and his health of late TN ORDER to curtail the current powers Japan continued her relent- - has been so poor that Undersecretary less warfare on China t overproduction the Department of Ogden L Mills has been doing most came of bis work Mr Mills was named by Commerce Is making an effort to creDevelopments to an contlnuthe Mr succeed President Mellon ate sentiment against night woVk In “XT’S a fact men With this f h y?I 88 ferretary of the treasury- oualy and aa the week the cotton 11)111? of the South and the X new Target Tobacco I roll drew toward Its close beads of the cotton textile’ Industry from 30 to 40 cigarettes for a the situation was be- NATURALLY the opening of the In this with the govare dime And they’re some ciga X disarmament confercoming more and more ernment According to Edward T X ' frit Teal Attacks on ence In Geneva was clouded by the Pickard chief rettes! They taste and look like the textiles division of situation In the Orient I Shanghai by land sea discouraging It’s real cigarette of the Commerce department there Is 4 and air were renewed Little had been exor cotton tobacco and it’s so darned easy considerable overproduction twice within 4S hours pected from the partextiles and prices have been deto roll I never thought I’d have the Wooding forts at ley before by Indeas a result pressed the patience to roll my own the the mouth of pendent observers of were bomworld affairs and but now you couldn’t change Admiral M M Whnngpoo barded the this little was lessNanking and me I’m havin’ the best smokin' NEW ahope was given theadvocate Taylor Ita protecting forts ened virtual by the events large navy by I ever had and I’m savin’ 4 bita were shelled n China Arthur Henwar la the Orient a week Whether you're inter While the attack on the Woosung derson former BritFrederick Senator I ested in savin' or not advise forts was going on Admiral Montgomish foreign secretary Hale of Maine (Rep) ery M Taylor commander of American looking III and woryou to step right into a store chairman of the senried took his place as and slap down a dime for thia j‘A8lallct fleet yrrlved Jn the Whang-reaate naval affairs comaboard his flagship the cruiser chairman poo conof the a mittee delivered dgarette tobacco" Uouston from Manila and the ference and spoke for tn prepared speech forces tor the protection of our an hour In mostly the senate In behalf were reinforced nationals In Chins concerngeneralities of his bill authorizing also by nearly every warship that had ing what the meeting should accomthe building of the tmoke you been In the Philippines For 30 together with plish American navy up to pay H Federal tax (ptue a (fata t the “I refuse to contemplate even the regiment of regular He treaty strength tax la tome etatea) With Tercet France Great Britain Italy of failure" Mr Henderson fantry possibility that of all world said dealer And U your you pay only and Portugal also rushed warships said no can fall one we foretell “If offer you has guar powers and to China coast the enthe evil troops T la that consequences might ante If you don't eay arret made the greatest America and England supported by sue" better than any other cigarette strides In' naval armament taking s France and Italy proposed In Tokyo tobacco you bar ever rolled With regard to the legitimate advantage under the terms through their ambassadors a plan for conflict he said: of the treaties of the laxity of the these restoring peace that embraced “We feel bound to refer to the other powers WRAPPED IN MOISTURIPROOP polats tragic fact that at the very moment "The next difficulty that we shaU CELLOPHANE Cessation of all acts of violence this conference whose purpose la to have to face" he said "will without on both sides at once on the following promote peace” begins Its work we doubt be a demand on her part for terms: are confronted with such a situation parity with Great Britain and the Z No further mobilization or prep of extreme gravity as that which now United States” and he added thut If aratlons whatever for further hostilexists In the Far East we continue our policy of nonbulld-Inities “It Is Imperative that all signawe shall be In a very poor posi3 Withdrawal of both Japanese and tories of the covenant of the League tion to dispute such a demand Chinese combatants from all points of of Nations and the "A navy to our own In the mutual contact In thp Shanghai area equal make It their business Insure to pact 4 Protection Pacific" Senator Hale went on “opens of the Internntionnl strict observance of these two great of safeguards settlement up many Interesting problems for the by the establishment aefs of violence against neutral zones these zones to be pofuture and is not at all In conformand war" liced by neutrnl nations and arrangeance with our declared needs at the After the and the preliminaries ments to be set up by consular auand London of the Conference organization the time of the Washington thorities on the spot conferences and no one cmh truthfthousand or so delegates adjourned 5 Upon acceptance of these condiully say the conditions In the East until the following week to prepare tions a prompt advance to be made with the dove of peace In temporary for the long drawn out sessions and China coast warby negotiations to settle all outstanddiscussions The most hibernation on the of protrncted those needs" rant any lessenings ing controversies between the two parstatesmen not exwere prominent ties In the spirit of the treaty of Paris pected before February 8 When SecBrown lb Williameon Tobacco Corp LouuviUe Kentucky and the resolution of the Lengue of retary of State Stlmson head of the of the United Nations of December 9 without prior American SEA and land forces would arrive war delegation Lioaeae Followed Girl began their annua) demand or reservation and with the was uncertain the problem being game In nawall from her cage In Enrl Escaping aid of neutral observers or particithe defense of the Islands from InvasShilton Engluud Zenlta pants ionFighting lioness quietly followed a crowd planes from Wheeler After the emperor had been consultGOV FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT and Luke fields established air bases of lending aspirant for the Demogirls Just returning from ed the government announced that It dinner to a hosiery factory The rejected the second and fifth proposals cratic Presidential nomination has de- on various Islands army tanks rusned clared himself about through the cane fields and aropposed to American girls scattered but Zenlta raided a and accepted the others conditionally In the League of Nation membership tillery and Infantry were stationed at vegetable garden and was captured In an address before the New York points commanding possible landing later IA the factory yard renson for the protests IMMEDIATE state this he follows the grange Jn places All provisioning of troops was agnlnst Japanese aglend of Newton D Baker also a PresIs the highest discrebeing done at night to avoid observagression In Shanghai wns found In the idential possibility the vessels of the Meartwhlle who recently said tion tion perslsteut violations of the neutrality that while he still believed In the navy were moving toward the archiof the International lengue he would not have the United pelago preceded by seaplanes for the settlement by the JapIn States while popular opinion Join attack which waa to begin early Satanese They took poswas agnlnst It urday morning session of the Governor Roosevelt said he had no section and made band in good apology for having worked and spoken It the base of their his release would be Condition BECAUSE for outdoor work In behalf of American In participation and Incompatible with operations by uilng Mentholatum regularly the lengue when he was the Democratthe native the welfare of society” the federal paChapel It inditpcnwble for cracked ic Vice Presidential candidate twelve role board denied the application for where the quarter sore kn Jan or tube He added years ago “The lengue Chinese were still a parole for Albert B Fall former Is not the league conceived by Wood Therefore putting np a strong secretary of the Interior row Wilson Rather It Is a mere SJ reslslence and driving Fall must serve his full sentence of a meeting place for the political discus their foes back by year and a day In the New Mexico slon of strictly European difficulties" force of numbers Edstate penitentiary where be was sent Edwin 8 Other pronouncements win S Cunningham by Roosevelt for bribery tn connection with the oil Conyrationalit were Cunningham that debts to America American consul genEurope's "That man prides himself on being lease deals during the Harding adshould not be canceled eral and head of the consular and that an a conversationalist" ministration body International trade conference there was In the thick of things con"“Yes” replied Miss Cayenne ‘‘lie’s should never so happy as when he makes a tinuously striving not only to curb be cnlled to level tariff barriers WESLEY L JONES of SENATOR string of people miss their trains the Japanese but also to bring about author of the “Five a cessation of hostilities while he monopolizes the bureau of Once or CUCCHSS crowned the efforts of the and Ten" law has devised a way to twice he and his colleagues did arand representrailway presidents Information" without state prohibistates compel atives of rail labor unions In their range truces but these were promptHe tion laws to enact such legislation In Chicago A formal A conceited man Is easily fooled ly violated and the flghtlag begun all long sessions Introduced a resolution to prohibit the over again For the delulls of that pact wns signed hy ’ to a navy from sending any vessel which the unions ae- ft® fighting there la no room In these colId any without state enstate port umns cepted a wage reducforcement and to prohibit the bold China's government offices were retion of 10 per cent military training camps Ing of citizens moved from Nanking to Ilonanfu BOO for one yenr you rub on beginFIVE minutes after or the building of government ships your throat thould begin miles In the interior la anticipation 1 The ning February In states without state dry laws to feel less Corel Continue the treatment of an attack on the capital and that deduction Is made The United Mine Workers of Amerionce ever y hour for five hours and attack soon followed Two cruisers from each pay check In you’ll be astonished at the relief la convention ca Indianapolis and a destroyer shelled the Nanking on every pay day hut This famous bleid of oil of mustard adopted a resolution recommending forts and parts of the city As usual the basic or legal camphor menthol and other ingredof “good" beer rather the legalization the Japnnese had their excuse ready ients brings relief naturally Muntrole wage Is not dlstuiNed to repeal the Eightan thnn attempt ” is action because it a rets asserting that the Chinese fired the and the full rates will eenth amendment as the practical so- — not just a salve— it peneHowever first shots correspondents be restored on Janulutlon of the prohibition problem trates and stimulates blood circulation aver that neither the forts nor the 1933 ary 31 and help to draw out infection and pain old retwo Chinese A there wnrshlps Used bv millions for 20 years Recomseparate agreeLA FOLLETTE started a to the fire The populaplied tn which the ment mended by doctors and nurves Japanese SENATOR several days In the sention of the city was panic stricken To Mothers— Musterole Is also railroads made certain concessions ate by moving to moke the next order made in milder form for babies and fled to the open country Soon along the lines of a program proposed end small children Ask for Chilof business the bill prepared by himafter the shelling the evacuation of by labor for the betterment of workdren’s Musterole self and 8enator Costlgan of Colorado the American citizens there wns being conditions and the relief of unemto be given $375000 appropriating gun although the firing had pot been wns signed simultaneously ployment the states for the relief of the unresumed with the wage pact The needy directly Members of the League of Nations employed and Leaders In the negotiations were council held a special session In Geopposition held that the major conDavid Brown Robertson chairman neva and were told by J Thomas the Hallway Labor Executives' asso-of tribution of the federal government tobe the administratrelief should British secretary for dominions ward about ciation and Daniel Willard president for the extension of the peace proposals ion measures put forward by of the Baltimore & Ohio railway the powers There was a report there credit that Japan was planning to announce EADS the of YJ leading civic organlz- AAA A her withdrawal from the a picturesque and ations of the country met In SANTIAGO Taclflc pact and also from the Washinear the eastern end I ashlngton on Saturday summoned ngton naval agreement of 1922 of Cuba was badly shattered by a by President Hoover to end At the Pore most Desert Retort At first the series of earthquakes form a national organization for the of Hie Wesb— morvelous climate— worm tunny to be In excess TAETIRING were from the position of purpose deaths of reported a campaign conducting but days — clear starlit nights— dry invigorating the a of whenthe thousand secretary of which treasury people against depression and bringing out air — splendid roads — gorgeous mountain £ he has held since 1921 Andrew W hoarded money According to figures calmed down it was fund that not scene— finest hotels—the idea' winter homo Mellon becomes the American ambas-more than a dozen persons had been given by the President a total of toy re Cr a etsirsy or to Great Britain This was killed more than $1 30000001 ! Property damage was osti 0f American nouneed by President Hoover mated at more than JlOOnoO-In a rw been boarded mouey ha the statement tn which be gracefully last year and Is still out during buildimrs tn the city having California of clreula J called Air Mellon "one of our unscathed wisest tion on a nonworking basis (ft !Si Western Newsi'Pr nloo I Intermountain News -- Briefly Told for Busy FOR JOBLESS CLASSES NEW ROAD PLANNED AG COLLEGE POPULAR ROAD PLAN ADOPTED WILL REBUILD PLANT -— PROVO UT— Dr Lowry Nelson director of Brigham Young univerdivision has anextension sity nounced all classes at the local university are to be thrown open to the unemployed of the city' SALT LAKE UT— The National Wool Marketing corporation will hereafter sell all wool consigned by directly Its 35000 v Instead of thru a sales agent acsecretary cording to the executive of the Utah State Woolgrowerg' association - no y 3 ca us P Japan r UT— Controversy ST GEORGE over the $70000 entrance of the federal highway into St George from the west has been finally settled by the readoptlon of the route first selected by the state road commission UT — A financial OGDEN report Issued by the Ogden Community Service association disclosed has been expended by the association for relief work among Ogden’s unemployed up to January 81 SALT LAKE UT— Marked decrease In the number of accidents by the Utah Light and reported Traction company In 1931 as compared with any other year since the advent of the automobile Is reported Collisions between automobile and street cars dropped from 1000 in 1930 to 700 in 1931 PAYETTE IDA— Due to deep snows In the Arrowhead dam section deer are unable to find food and unless food Is supplied soon thousands of them will die from starvation it Is reported IDA —Two McCALL air men had a narrow escape from drowning recently when their airplane was forced down on the Ice of the lake near here The running gear of the plane broke through the ice but was salvaged with slight damage against ded Sunshine —All Winter Long PALM SPRINGS UT— rians for a secOGDEN ondary highway between Salt Lake and Ogden have been announced The new highway will leave the at South Bountiful and pavement follow a direct line Into Farming-toThe road will' be west of the present road and will be out of the way of the floods which at times in Davsweep down the mountains The first unit to be Imis county proved will be 55 miles long end This hlgh- will cost about $100000 way - will - follow - the - Farmington Weber canyon road Into Ogden of UT —Reconstruction SIGURD the $500000 Jumbo Plaster and Cement company plant which was burned down January 27 la being ” planned at the LOGAN UT— Enrollment Utah State Agricultural college during the last six years has increased 50 per cent to according figure The greatest Increase In compiled was made this year enrollment with registration 12 per cent greater than SALT LAKE UT— Total of taxable gasoline Imported Into or manIn Utah In 1931waS ufactured It Is shown In a gallons report prepared by deputy In charge of gasoline sales tax collections 1 SORE THROAT T reals- - cold an AJiours Drtves'Tf away m 'TTTiouri gefievee ’ ' r j £ STOP YOUR COLD IN 6 HOURS WITH"' Readers ' BOISE IDA — President Hoov er has been petitioned by the governors of seven western states to raise the tariff on copper to prevent excessive Importations of forIn protection eign copper of the American The petition Industry cites the extreme distress of the American producers and urges Immediate relief BOISE IDA— The state mine spector predicts there is going to a lot of gold prospecting in Idaho this year by grubstakers but ho is uncertain what the results will be The high purchasing power of gold and the low wage Beale he believes will bring into the mountains many old time prospectors as well as a host of recruits She — You BRICE UT— Carbon county Is facing a loss this year of approximately fifteen per cent of sheep herds due to deep snow on the winter ranges according to a report by the county livestock asssesor A conservative estimate of the loss to local Bheepmen Is believed to be In the neighborhood of twelve thousand head There are approximately 75000 bead of sheep owned In Ctrbon county NAMrAIDA— Fifteen carloads of produce moved from this city la one day recently Remark fooled on tills - 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