Show THE GARLAND TIMES News Review of Current Events the World Over GARLAND UTAH HOOVER rather the news of late surprised congress by sending In a special message urging action on eight subjects of legislation which he thought Y 1 would aid In economic — recovery He asked that the present con- Hull Woodin Head the Roosevelt Cabinet gross pass the bank- Congress ruptcy bill the Glass Prohibition Repeal to the States— 1 banking bill a measure t® Increase the i Invades amount of Reconstruction Finance corporation funds for state By EDWARD W PICKARD relief loans a federal farm lease blU and the bis administration might or struck and might have resulted repeal of the publicSOgetTHAT In a running start the nego- fatally ity clause In the R F war debts G world tiations concerning act The President also advised th® ratification RONALD economics and other related matters LINDSAY British of the St Lawrence that are worrying the ambassador Immediately after bis waterway treaty the adoption of the return from London held conferences nations arms embargo resolution and the Mr Elect Roosevelt made with Roosevelt — Secretary of starting of study looking to the exState Stlmson approving — and reportpublic two of hla sepansion of the home loan banks Into ed to Sir John Simon foreign secrea general mortgage discount system lections for his cabinet These were Sen tary that the conversations had been Mr Hoover advocated the Hyde farm ator Cordell Hull of "useful' What was said was not releasing plan as a substitute for the vealed but Sir John said : Tennessee as secretary domestic allotment scheme declaring of state and William "The conversations are of course the latter seemed “wholly unworTo moke others happy yea dea’t have te at present In a wholly H Woodln New York kable” loon and calculated to do far greater preliminary Ta othere who have Bet ae Back af their as aecrestage and of an entirely general chacapitalist harm than good to agriculture ewa racter but It Is not too soon to say The senate did take up the banBat In trade and la labor ana thin yon — 4 tary of the treasury that we believe that by a frank and can de These gentlemen who kruptcy bill which had passed the la Juit help year malyhber m he ean help Mr Roosevelt said Intimate Interchange house and it also passed the Wagner of views F tween were “drafted" against ourselves and the United relief bill which Increases the R F PATRONIZE HOMB INDUSTRY their will were at once associated States over the whole field of current C funds for state relief and goea with him In the preliminaries of de- economic problems the way will be farther than the President conteASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR best prepared for the effort which the mplated termining the policies of the Incoming It was generally agreed that NOSE In Us relations administration with countries of the world must make his other recommendations would DROPS to assist In foreign powers They became memgether world meet with no response during the promoting AN INTEBMOUNTAIN PRODUCT bers of what Mr Roosevelt has called recovery” short session his “unofficial" Mr committee to advise Roosevelt also conferred at First to Attend Theater him on world economic problems and length with Paul Claudel the French SPEAKER GARNER his PresiThe earliest record of dropped met with that group which Includes ambassador and William Duncan dent’s attending a theatrical perfplan to make Roosevelt a constitBernard Baruch Prof Raymond Moley the minister from Canada In utional dictator for two years and the ormance states that President and others Paris Foreign Minister house accepted the senate provision Monroe and his family in 1819 attMr Hull long considered one of the said war debt negotiations ended a performance at the between of the treasury and post office apprablest men In the Democratic party France and the United States would Washington theater — Questions opriation bill conferring limited autIs not an orator or an accomplished be resumed after the and Answers of ocratic power on the Incoming PresInauguration debater but Is studious resourceful Mr Roosevelt but did not explain ident to reorganize the administrative and has served his country ably for Utah High School of Beauty Culture what form the negotiations would take branch of the federal government By ' um vi riM am kmc sot uo many years In the house and the senIts terms he may consolidate or abolTke luitj Ciltin Frtfstslii Run u Bigritiiet ate Before entering congress he was REPEAL of the Eighteenth amend-- ish any administrative agencies and In the Tennessee legislature Tnwin liin i preteulea ail alf aili m lefepeideal and he ment Is now up to the states for their functions but may not abolish ml d iM Uii Ilk per Matt hr canpieM served In the war the senate's Blaine resolution submitrn d di awfc levetHaate or consolidate entire departments m m lean pica as a captain of volunteer Infantry ttm wilt to n Mtehpi' lid I mm ting the action to state conventions house rejected The the senate NAME Ha Is devoted to the policy of tariffs was passed by the amendment directing the head of each ADDBE8S for revenue only and believes that house by a vote of 289 and Independent estadepartment one of the baslq causes of the business to 121 or 15 In excess blishment to effect a 5 per cent reducTHIS WEEK’S PRIZE STORY Isoladepression has been nationalist of the required tion In expenditures from approprition started by the United States in of those pres ations for the fiscal yeafTS34 A trail coon try 1920 with the erection of tariff walls f thli rrit Wilt ent and voting For Without debate the house accepted Mn— wlwr th pionMr ipirtt curia tn which other nations were quick to the repealer were 108 In the “Buy American” amendment spoloyalty and pride In thn Prohibitive tariffs be bolds Republicans 180 Demcopy We tcMmaul ef WeeUre enterprle nsored by Senator Johnson of Calare ef the Weet and want to m It crow have helped stagnate trade by creatocrats 1 Farmer and It provides that the heads of ifornia here Oar piece la te patreniae ing a productive capacity in excess of home Laborite Industry and carry an Weetera all government departments must buy Against It Ideate hr aalnf Interaaonatala Made Goode domestic demand were 89 Republicans for government use only goods made MARIAN MrNALLT Senator Carter Glass of Virginia and 32 Democrats The or produced In the United States or Elke N erode was Mr Roosevelt’s first choice for action of the house substantially composed of domestic was a reversal of Its secretary of the treasury but he demateriaL Every contract for construcclined the post solely because he beattitude of the first tion alteration or repair of public lieves he can better day of the session when a resolution buildings or public works must coserve the country In to submit unqualified repeal failed of ntain a clause requiring the contractor So the the senate Place Order Now adoption by 6 votes It was in a way to abide by the "Buy American" Nr Alt' Intern led) lock id t mater Irtadi per personal victory for Representative policy harhetla Itaeta trie al IccUaeaad taco suaded his close per Henry T Rainey of Illinois Democratkaten rae hadan e are ditillatm hr "let ter kreelan ml sonnl friend William eMct leedea ic leader aadit print who moved the adoption of the first time the navy now has ted led dnaeeti alert pteced m n Woodln to accept the senate resolution and argued vessel designed and built as an Ramshaw Hatcheries the po r t f o o Mr warmly and effectively In Its behalf aircraft carrier It was launched at like ltd k ton Street Woodln formerly was Though Immediate steps toward the Newport News Va and Mrs Herbert a Republican but he were taken In Hoover christened calling of conventions It Derrare Sudden Friendships Joined the Roosevelt many of the states the battle for Ranger In honor of “A sudden and excessive manicamp before last sum peal was by no means won when the the ship of the same festation of friendship" mer’s convention eaid Hi and submission resolution was adopted name that was com Ho the sane of Chinatown afterward "should was treasRatification by thirty-sistates Is nec- manded by John Paui be carefully studied It is one of urer of a speelnl essary and If this Is not obtained Jones Our other air the ways in which enmity betray inance committee that within seven years the whole matter carriers th Itself" raised a large fund for the Democratlapses and prohibition remains Of Langley Saratoga ic party He has an International repcourse the wets are confident that and were Lexington utation as a manufacturer of railway peal will win In the required number for designed and as a banker and Is of states within at the most four years uses and were con equipment now president of the American Oar and possibly tn much less time and It verted The author and Foundry company Ills Interests may be they are right Wet leaders ized design Intended are not all In business for he Is an assert that only Kansas the Ranger to be of Mra Hooover Mississippi musician and composer accomplished Okluhonitf Arkansas and Nebraska can the “flush deck" type a numismatist and an art collector be counted tin as certainly dry and but the navy Is now trying to get a He Is years old married and William Penn Offended Father Alabama Vermont Idaho and Maine bill passed through to aucongress has four children William Penn as doubtful On the other hand Bishop thorize a Quaker founder change In the plans to coof Pennsylvania caused his father James Cannon Jr asserts that thirty nstruct with an "island deck” In the snuoh gnef by his "waywardness the other members to thirty three states will refuse to vaof first UNOFFICIALLY construction no supetype when he took up the new and radilidate the Blaine amendment cabinet were anrstructure Is provided except a smokcal religion of the Quakers nounced to he these: Disagreement as to the method by estack which swings out of the way so War — George II Dern of Utah which states’ conventions may be set that the entire deck is available for the functioning up may delay Attorney general— Tliomas J Walsh of the taking off and landing of Montana of ratification Some conmachinery The “Island deck" type has a supePostmnster James A Fargeneral— gressmen thought congress should prerstructure at the extreme side of the GASOLINE scribe ley of New York the procedure but Senator vessel leaving practically the entire Walsh of Idaho held that all connecNavy— Claude A Swanson of Virdeck free for the use of the airplanes tion which congress has with prohibiginia The change If authorized by congress Interior— Harold L Ickes of Illinois tion repeal ended with submission of would entail an extra of expenditure — A Wallace Agriculture of the new amendment to the states This Henry Murder Victim’ Cemetery $2000000 Iowa view also was taken by Representative A small hillside cemetery overCommerce — Daniel C Roper of South James Beck of Pennsylvania who like a peaceful looking in valley A USTRIA was greatly disturbed by Carolina Senator Walsh Is an eminent constituLetcher county Ky contains the a request from France and Great Labor— Frances Feiklns tional authority of New groves of 19 murder victims most Britain that a shipment of 50000 rifles York of them In feud strife and 200 machine guns shipped there a demand on China to from FOLLOWING Italy be returned or destroyed JOSEPH WM TAYLOR Its troops Inc voluntarily GIUSRPPE ZANGARA the but after some Indignant protests who tried In from Jehol actually Funeral Directors & Advisers by Japan but Chancellor Dollfuss anto vain MS Na Main Stassassinate the President-Elec- t nominally by the government of the nounced his Engelbert Salt Lake City would comgovernment In Miami Conaalt oar public Advisory must spend 80 years Department puppet state of Manchukuo the main ply with the demand and the arms refor any phtee of funerel methods In prison at hard labor If he lives so body of the Japanese army In Manchuand choriea ef Service Fifty years turned Sir John Simon tpld the He plended kuo crossed the border of the provlong guilty to deadly house of commons that he hoped the on Mr Roosevelt and assault ince and advanced on Popular Pedigreed Dogs rapidly toward matter might be considered a closed i The most popular pedigreed dogs three others whom his bullets reached rhaoyang second largest city of Jehol Incident The guns or at least a part In America are: Boston terriers and was sentenced by Judge E C The opposing Chinese were reported of them were believed to be destined fox terriers cocker Collins Two of the victims of his to have fled but Immediately therefor Hungary and the French and Engchows Scottish terriers spaniels mad deed Mayor Cermak of Chicago after regular Chinese troops crossed lish were Inclined to hold MussoUnl Pekinese Into Manchukuo Gill and Mrs Joseph to Join Irregulars In of Miami responsible for the seeming violation an attack on the Japanese positions were still lying In the hospital severeof the peace treaty The Italian verand so thefe was a at Tungllao The Japnnese high comly wounded sion" was that the arms were sent to chance that Ztngnra should the vicmand In Manchuria announced that Austria by private citizens merely to hr lid told Imlry Distal Cmu Irdjii Etc It was of his mad act die would be put tims determined to “annihilate" the be repaired and returned W M Me CONANAY Jeweler 1°0 OOO on trial for murder regular troops In the army of m uiuawiiuiuena ucnsminm Marshal Chang Hsueh Hang and that Mr Roosevelt wrote s graceful letwoe for Bresldent It Machado htl to df 00 May rlhl lew ad and ml become necessary to occupy of to ter Mrs might W F appreciation bid te rtlrad ay tank dl k m a Mac im Cuba Is at hand for the exAs Is Its cusCross of Miami who probably saved Peiping and Tientsin Bnc look B Mtnmt I pected revolt against his rule baa tom the Japanese foreign office his life by seizing Zlngara’a arm as he In many out broken widely separated was and Representative clared that Japan regarded the Jehol shooting Basketball Girls’ Game parts of the Island Skirmishes beInvasion as purely a local affair Green of Florida Introduced a resolutween the rebels and government tion to have congress vote a gold The Japanese delegation In Geneva In Only girls play basketball were reported at various troops points medal of honor to the con m goo us maintained Its uncompromising South Africa attiand there were some fatalities woman tude as the assembly of the league Groups of armed men were said to Government agents In Washington of Nations began general discussion be starting fires In the sugar cane per week will he paid hr IAA were second of the of I Investigating the committee of nine report apparII lor the fields and driving away the workers articld oa “Wky red ent attempt on the life of the Presiteen on Manchuria This report Is made eboald aee Intomoanlala - most respect dent t -- otterof variance Goeda’ Similar to ok— Send D ECENT deaths Included those of a package addressed to him contain with the claims of Japan and the roar vtery In proa or vvno te James J Corbett former heavProdevte Coloma F Ing a crudely wrapped shotgun shell Tokyo delegates warned the League If year 195$ Salt Lake City It was mailed from Watertown N Y that a grave situation would arise If yweight champion and MaJ Gen WiIn thie etary appear lliam II Johnston an American coand was found In the Washington post It were coloma yon wiU by the assembly Such mmander In the adopted World war rvo check for office Postal Inspector thought It action they suggested might upset fame and decorations for his who won was the work of a crank but said the "extraorelations between "friendly nation Week Na V WNU— flilt Laka Cit T rdinary heroism In action" shell was wtred to explode If Jarred upon which peace depends” © nil Wutir Ntvmtpw Caloa Sally Sez PRESIDENT of Long List of Presidents Continental Congress — and Puts Japan Up Jehol President U' iel Gorham 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