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GARLAND UTAH UTAH BRIEFS Farmington— Davis County fair will held August 27 at Lagoon Crescent— new $55000 school Is t be constructed here Helper— Mluer Is injured lu work of cap 0f ore bundling be Ephruliu— The has opened Provo— celebration Logan— The fire works exhibit was a feature of this city road to Garden City will FnilthOld— A government road thru Leman I'anyon ts to be built Toot Main street is to be regrad- ed and paved American Fork — “Poultry Day" held boner of the poultry Industry waa welt attended and a greut success Pleasant Grove — The apple crop la predicted a heavy one this season Lelii —Co operative live stock marketing In Utah Is gaining ground raIn pidly Turner 1C while breakseriously Injured Weticr county la to hive an Utah State Capitol Kiuiosb— ing a horse Ogden— exhibit 1— MaJ Charles KInggford-Smttand his companions who flew in ths plane Soathern Cross Grace Newfoundland and thence to New York 2— Sea Scout Taul Slple couta In Washington about his adventures with the Byrd expedition to the Antarctic 3— Silver ler building In New York Just cleared of Its sheath of scaffolding Ireland to Harbor NEWS REVIEW OF the taxpayers at a time every should be made to lighten It" soon as the senate had acted the Republicans of the house held a caucus and enough votes were pledged to sustain the veto To facilitate action the house accepted the senate amendments and the measure was sent to Mr Hoover Then Immediately after Ills veto message wns received A the vote sustaining It was taken substitute bill was then rushed through the house with the prospect of definite action on It by the senate within a few days The new measure embodies the pension system Its Initial annual cost to the government will he which will Increase to In three venrs It will apply to probably 200000 veterans (In addition to 245000 now receiving compewill range nsation) whose pensions front $12 to $40 a month depending The upon the degree of disability bill vetoed to Director according Hines of the veterans' bureau would have cost $102000000 the first year and ultimately would have added to the present exannually ' penditures for veterans upon effort As CURRENTEVENTS Southern Cross Makes Westward Flight Across the Atlantic Ocean W PICKARD By EDWARD again the Atlantic hnj been by av tutors and this time It was the westward passage but once before made successfully 'buries MaJ that was negotiated and of Australia flew the famous three companions plane Southern Cross from Port near Dublin and made Ireland a sufe landing at Harbor Grace Newfoundland Their intended destina tlon was New York but when they coast they neared the Newfoundland ran Into dense fogs and for six hours flew blind losing their course nnd wantheir Meanwhile dering aimlessly fuel was running low and their tire However seemed serious dlcament and efficient was the their radio erator John V Slannuge kept In communication constant with ships and shore stations A relief plane was about to take off from Harbor Grace when the Southern Cross came In out of the fog and dropped gracefully to ONCE earth While Klngsford-SmitStnnnnge Evert Van Dyk and their companions and Cnpt J Patrick Saul rested after the two thousand mile flight the plane was refueled and 'next morning at the trip to New York was daylight said resumed Major Fran they would flv later to San a round the world clseo completing flight for him and the plane New York city gave the gallant avl with ators Its customary reception pageant parade luncheons and dinners The pilot brought across h letter from President Cosgrnvp of the Irish Free State to President Hoover which he planned to deliver In person at the White House The directors and executives of the National Air races sent Major a telegram of warm congratulation and Invited him to remain over In Chicago or to return from the Pacific coast to be their guest during the races which begin August 23 ROBERTO FIERRO now air hero made a flight from New York to Mexico City In 10 hours a new and 3" minutes record and ten hours less than the time taken hy Colonel Lindbergh for the trip from Washington to Mexico City last December COL another most suspicious event YET aviation circles so to speak was the birth of a fine son to Colonel nnd Mrs Lindbergh at Englewood N J The glad news was given all the world Immediately by newspaper bulletins and radio broadcasts and congratulatory messages poured In on the happy parents The colonel was characteristically reticent hut Ambassador Morrow proclaimed himself the hapIn piest grandfather In the world Mrs filling ont the birth certificate herself as a proLindbergh designated fessional fiver nnd gave her home as St Louis Mo Rear Admiral Byrd and Colonel met In a New York hotel Lindbergh and exchanged Tyrd congratulations mentioned the birth of Lindbergh's s'm and the colonel's high altitude const to coast flight glowLindbergh spoke ingly of the aerial trip to the South for He left his congratulations pole Bernt Bnlchen the pilot of Ilyrd's plane on Its polar dash last week PRESIDENT HOOVER hy his honest convictions to veto another pension bill and this time the veto was upheld by The the house of representatives measure was the World war veterans In the bouse and bill originating by the senate passed despite Mr Hoover's warning that he would not voted approve It Only six senators against the bill which the President said was "bad legislation" against the best Interests of the veterans and placing "aa unjustified load vote of 10 to 4 the senate relations committee reported the London naval treaty to the senate for approval Neither Chairman Borah nor the warmest advocates of the pact on the committee submitted any written report explaining and commending It Tlie four who refused to recommend Its ratification were Johnson of Moses of New Hampshire California Robinson of Indiana and Shlpstead of Minnesota President Hoover remained steadfast In Ids Intention of calling an mediate special session of the senate to act on the treaty although senators signed a round robin petition asking him to abandon this of the plan and allow consideration pact to be postponed until after the November elections The protesting solons declared they were worn out with their public duties the senate having been In almost continuous session since December 1028 nnd tlrnt many of them had been compelled to neglect their private affairs Administration lenders are confident the treaty will be ratified eventually but admit the controversy kill he long and bitter The opposition ha? prepared proposed rcservdtlons which would Include the following )Y A declarations: That the - no pertreaty Involves surrender of the previously manent claimed right of the United States to build As It pleases That under the “escape clause" America cun build whatever type of ship It desires In the event of England or Japan building beyond the Treaty limits becuue of the construcof nations tion programs not signatory to the pact That under the replacement clauses Great Britain can replace her cruisers with ships of that gun category tour plans for which already In visits to some of the national In the West may also take him elude parks Both the down to Mexico In August Mexican government and Ambassador Morrow have Invited him and after a In the White House Mr conference Morrow said: "I strongly urged President Hoover to visit Mexico while I am there and believe that he will do so He plans to make a trip during August which will bring him to the Mexican border and I believe that It would go a long If way to cement our good relations he would visit that country I know that be wishes to do so and has only his visit because of the postponed press of business" UIT for triple damages of was filed Id Kansas City by the company of Chicago against the Radio Corporation of America the General Electric comElectric and pany the Westinghouse Manufacturing company and others and the plaintiff concern alleges the of a vast pool of radio existence of the patents created la violation law and aays the Sherman defendants tbns Illegally compelled of almost the payment of royalties from Port Marnock telling his fellow peak of the Chrys- by the company The petition contains many of the allegations made In a petition filed by the United States government In the federal court of Delaware on May 13 $(1000000 1030 That petition they said asked for dissolution of the Illegal combination which this petition also alleges 13 OTARY International celebrated Its sliver Jubilee last week In Chicago the city of Us Firth Members to the number of some 18000 assembled from all parts of the world with their families and the doings Included not only banquets nnd other festal events but also sessions In which the problems of the trades and professions were seriously discussed and many social questions were debated CUEprexontutive of the Farm Bureau federation has given out an analysis purporting to show that agriculture benefits much more from the new tariff law than does industry Duties on raw agricultural products have heon Increased on an average by 510 per cent over the rates of the 1022 law tabulations made by Mr Gray Indicate The Industrial rate creases have averaged 146 per cent the agricultural Increases being more than three times as much as Industrial Increases TJOUSE and senate conferees agreed A A on the rivers and harbors bill actly as It was passed by the senate and It was sent to the President for bis approval It Is estimated that the bill authorizes the expenditure of more than $1350000(10 on projects which If will coet In excess of $300completed 000- 000 Actual expenditures must he made from the lump sum annual appropriation of $35000000 at the disposal of the army engineers A MOS W W WOODCOCK wns selected to be director of the bureau of prohibition In the Department of Justice to begin his work on Jti'y 1 the date of transfer of prohibition enforcement from the Treasury department Mr Woodcock hns been United States district attorney at Baltimore is years old and served through the World war He will be the chief aid of O A Youngqulst assistant attorney general In charge of dry law nnd Income tax prosecutions In the lutfpr's Initial drive to better dry law enforcement PUBLICATION of the second section of the report of the Simon commission on India served only to accentuate the rage of the Indian Nationalists recomThe commission primarily that there he a federal organization of all the Indian that states the new constitution should so fur as possible contain within Itself provision for Its own development allowing for natural growth arid that during the and diversity period In which India Is progressing on the road to complete theie must be full provision made for the efficiency of the fundamentals of government which means that for many years the presence of British troops nnd British oflher serving In Indian regiments will be mends ut K was Moroni— Maple Canyon day will be celebrated on July 11 Tooele— Tooele county boys and girls are enlisted In 4 II Club work Lehl— The Boy Scout camp Is ojien on the Alpine scenic slope Ileher— Wusatch county live stock show will lie held August Spring! tile— A successful rose show Is held in this city Maiiti— lurge increase Is noted In Cbih work Clubs have orEphraim— Two ganized here Calf Mayflehl— Club has here organized Ogden— Weber county Is to conduct a campaign against weeds Brigham City — The grain marketing association expects to handle 6 million bushels of Utah and Idaho grain this season Pine ranchers Valley— A nnd big agricultural Is hold here Lognn— Utah sociation city July State of meeting specialists as- AVoolgrowers’ meeting in this will hold 14 and 15 Parowan— Iron county shows a good In population in the recent cengain sus Provo— A ervoir la Infirmary tu Fountain baa fifty thousand gallon reshe built at Utah county Green— A several consumed war on weeds tons of extor tn inn tor Provo— There was an enrollment of 83 152 in Utah high schools in 11)20 30 school year Fpringvllle— A large number attended Utah State Peace Officers meeting In this city who was Price— T C MeMulliri found guilty of selling Illegal stock was sentenced to an indeterminate term of not more than ten years la the state prison Ogden— The city Is planning a revision of the city ordltinneifSTespeclully those referring to merchants licenses Green Rlier— Work on the road to Woodsldo Is going forward rapidly Ferron— Work on new road Is proceeding at a fair rate Price— The Moon Lake reclamation project la esilmuted to Involve an expense of over one- nillliou dollars flower Alt Pleasant — A successful show was held here with many ex- hibits Ilyrum — North Cache nnd South Cache high t lion Is had an attendance of 1133 students under 18 years of age for the last term Logan— The United Slates buicau of public roads will open bids at Ogden on July It) for the proposed highway in Logan cany on Brigham City —To promote Interest In the puiiltry Industry among the districts’ you: g people a local hunker has offered cash prizes for the boys and girls who excell this year In raising of baby chillis of a Coalville— The construction temporary bridge over Chalk creek on the Lincoln highway at the north limits of the city has been completed Prove— I’rof Tanner of the ltrighaui Young university biology department and J E Ila iscy Davis county high will make un extenschool Instruc sive survey of Utah streams und lukes affecting fish relating to conditions Work will begin In the Uintah basin Fillmore— Plans for the State day celebration to he held here July 21 25 anl 20 have been completed hy the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers On July 24 tli' old ptnte liou-- will he dedicated hy Governor Dorn July 25 an historical pageant will be presented do pitting the settlement of the valley lu the afternoon a horse show will he a feature July 2(i Is the Daughters’ of the Pioneers I)::y Utah pioneers will be honorcl and entertained hy tba Daughters and a barbecue of elk meat will lx sevcd Tim afternoons of each to (ports horse day will lie devoted races nnd rodeo features A dance ’ to follow each evening tr essential Hindus Moslems and Pnrsees are united In condemning the Simon port and the Nationalists have newed their demand that the Londou round table conference In October be boycotted unless the British to discuss ways and means for dominion status for India Prisoners in the central Jail of Ranarmed themgoon Burma mutinied selves In the prison armory and fought a desperate battle with the guards and Eureka— Work Is to start on the Before they were road between the North Lily and military police subdued 43 men were killed most of Standard mines In this district them convicts and 71 wounded of the National Ogden— An office Crain Growers’ corporation is to he opD EI’ORTS of the serious Illness of ened her? HeJor— I’lniis for reclaming the muPope Plus XI alarmed Rome and the whole Catholic world It was said nicipal light plant nre ltcing considerhe was suffering from an acute bla- ed dder trouble and that uremic poisoning Tooele — Hie Tooele county coinuds was threatened The Vatican howloners have oidered the roud leading ever gave out Information lending to to Topliff he reconstructed show the reports were exngreniM Alpine — Two new buildings are nn and Indicated that his plans for ce- der construction ou the campus of tin rtain Important ceremonies had nev Alpine siuuiu“r school at Aspen Grove been altered f L’nlon (A H3t Vatwi Really Thoughtful Act of Modern Daughter "This Is the age of selfishness” declares Kate Lee Stahl the social worker “Or maybe it Is Just thoughtlessness I am not sure which At any rate the yonng girl of todny teems to think and do everything bnt housework She leaves that to mother “Not long ago 1 was' Instrumental In helping a young girl get a start in life and shortly after when I met her on the street I asked her how thlnpa were going at home “’Oh Just fine!' she cried ‘Why Just think Inst week I waa able to buy mother a nice vacuum cleaner’ " ’That was very thoughtful of you’ “’Yes I guess It was You see mother is a tittle stiffened up with rheumatism and used to feel ao sorry to see her trying to use a broom that I always left the bouse on sweeping day’ "— Log Angeles Times Prevent Summer Ups eis Warm weather and changes of food ard water bring freqnent summer upsets unless healthy elimination Is assured You win find effective In milder doses and especially convenient and pleasant for summertime nse “ HU Jinx Active From now on William HlggJnson of Medicine Bow Wyo plans to walk when he wants to go any place He recently stepped In the way of a horse's kick and emerged with a broken leg He was placed In an automobile nnd rushed toward Laramie for medical attention The car hit some loose gravel and smashed Into a pole IHgglson finally reached the hospital with a broken arm to match his broken leg Sundial Mads of Camcnt One of the suburbs of San Francisco has undertaken to attract some to Itself by erect lug the attention largest sundial ever made It is made of concrete and Its top Is high above the heads of the spectators and Its shadow is cast upon the ground which Is marked off for the purpose of Indicating the time The Inclined surface of the dial Is often Irreverently used by children for the purpose of a kelly slide Uplift Stuff “What’s become of Old Brown who used to sit all sox?" ting “Oh she belongs to a literary club now and knits in thought" Grandma day knither brow Give the Lawyer Break Judge — And why do you think I should he lenient with you? Is this your first offense? Prisoner —No your honor but It’s my lawyer’s first case— Judge Sixe Stretches Every Time Teacher — “What Is the most thing In the earth?" Frank — “The fish that got away from father 1" Hope He — “Have you learned me yet Doris?" She— “No give up the lessons yet” "flies to but love don’t FOR CONSTIPATION Real Living Rooms The beds have been taken out of the American living room “Living room" now means something In our lives— Woman's Home Companion Robin’s Hard Luck An Industrious robin came to a sad end at Lewiston Maine when he attempted to overdo In the matter of building himself a home Hapon a rather long piece of pening twine the little bird flew to the top of an elm tree with It In his mouth There he became entangled In his burden and shortly found himself suspended about five Inches from a small branch with the string wrapped lie was taken from around his neck this irecarlous position about half an hour' later but he could not be revived Time for Halts "John the paper says the Jenkiare back from their vacation In Yellowstone park" “Well we'd better hurry right over and see them before they have their films developed"— Life nses Playing Ssfs “You have an admirable cook yet you are always growling about her to your friends" want her lured “Do you suppose away?” are highly F lit it toll only this yellou) in dangerous” $ ays the U S Public Health Service Moot Carle Bathed in Light By aa elaborate system of exterior Illumination Monte Carlo the of Europe has been playground transformed into almost a fairyland of llghta At night the famous casino Is bathed In white lights and the broad avenues leading to It are luminated Trees fountains and even flower pots are decorated wltb concealed lighting effects Aa s rule the silent good deal to say partner has a Overhoard “Oh why was I ever brought up to be a writer?" sighed the cub to his fellow reporters “You weren't I" came the unexpected reply of the city editor “Love’s young dream" dreams oa because the girl doesn't drop s bomb on the yonng man's vanity though the may perceive 1L Soma candidates bitterly the will of the people contest |