Show jr THE GARLAND TIMES GARLAND UTAn it UTAH BRIEFS Kill more — Fine horses exlijbtted at Ihe horse show mim tiered over fifty fine entriees Army officers from Ft Dougins suiters Ised the show Iclil— Rim k llawk War Teleran will hold a 4 day meeting' here August 12lb to ltith Delhi— Daughters of the have placed tunny refits in museum nrKII more ItlchhcM— Scv ier County at “County huge attendance ltV” A UW Herbert 1— Mrs near Iloover thesunnner Washington 8—Bart of visiting the school on the Rap Man which was built by her and the President forth n 2— Beautiful building of the British embassy now completed on Massachusetts avenue $14000000 steel express highway which is being built on the west side of New York ®raP- the NEWS REVIEW OF CURRENTEVENTS Southern Italy Devastated by Quake —Thousands Killed or Injured By EDWARD W PICKARD Italy was rocked and worst earthquake in that region since the terrible disaster that destroyed Messina In 1908 Definite figures on the loss of life may not be known for many days At this writing It Is known that 2013 persons were killed and twice as many In the stricken jured Communications area broke down and airplanes were being used for relief and exploration work The provinces of Puglle Campftnia and Basilicata sustained the worst of the temblor but It was felt as fur north as Abruzzl and Molise The quake which started at 1:15 in the morning centered around the old volcano Mount Vuitura and the city of Melfl Just north of that cone was as were also the destroyed towns of Lacedonla Aqulloula and Ariano Many other cities were partly razed and and villages and churches were famous palaces ruined Even Rome and Naples were and several persons badly shaken were killed In the latter city Treraier Mussolini promptly took command of the situation and rescue were put Into and relief measures effect quickly throughout the devastated region the Red Cross and the army with hosts of physicians and nurses to the scene being hurried I’ope Plus ordered that aid be sent to places in urgent need and a relief fund held In readiness by the Vatican Though southern Italy was thronged there with tourists it was believed were no casualties among the Americans there Two days after the earthquake a tornado swept over the Venice district killing a dozen persons and cousing over a stretch of 23 heavy damage miles SOUTHERN also had Its disaster but less In magnitude the celeshocking enough During bration In Coblenz of the evacuation of the Rhineland In which President von Hindenburg was the central figure a pontoon across the bridge Moselle collapsed and about 80 men women and children were precipitated Into the river Muny of them were killed by the falling timbers and many others drowned of 38 The bodies were recovered and It was feared more might be found by divers The celebrations which had been going on gaily for several days were brought to an end by the calamity GERMANY "'YVER In England there was an airplane disaster made notable by A the prominence of the victims Junkers air liner en route from France to Croydon blew up near Gravesend and Its six occupants were killed of Dufferin They were the marquis noted and Ava Viscountess Ednam of and close friend the prince beauty of Wales Sir Edward Ward Mrs Henrik Loefller well known society §omnn Lieut Col George L P Henderson the pilot who was rated as one of England’s and best flyers Charles Shearing second pilot London naval treaty la now so far as American action goes The senats by a vote of 58 to 9 ratified the part and next day President Hoover signed It with the gold pen used by the American delegates to the conference to sign the treaty In London The document was then sent to London where parliament was engaged In giving the part its approval In a formal statement President Hoover said: “It Is a matter of satisfaction that this great accomplishment In International relations has at all steps been given nnited support of both our political parties “WJth the rajificatlon by the other the treaty will translate governments an emotion deep In the hearts of millions of then and women into a practical fact of government and International It will renew relations THAT city again Ihe faith of the world In the moral forces of good will and patient as against the blind forces negotiation of suspicion and competitive armament It will secure the full defense of the United States It will mark a further long step toward lifting the burdens of militarism from the backs of mankind and to speed the march forward of world peace It will luy the foundations upon which further constructive reduction in’ world arms In the future may be accomplished We should by this act of willingness to Join W’ith others In limiting armament have dismissed from the mind of the world any notion that the United States entertains ideas of aggression of forimperial power or exploitation eign nations” after the ratification Immediately by the senate the President asked for the names of those who voted in opThese were Bingham of position Connecticut Hale of Maine Johnson of California Moses of New HampPine of shire Oddle of Nevada Oklahoma and Robinson of Indiana ail Republicans and McKeiiar of Tennessee and Walsh of Massachusetts Democrats from wheat states — FIVE senators Allen McMaster Howell and Pine — called on Chairman Legge of the federal farm board in Washington and again urged that the board adopt Capper’s plan and buy a lot more wheat in the effort to boost the Once more Mr Legge refused price declaring the scheme would be at best and in only a temporary expedient the long run would make the wheat He declared worse the problem board which has 00000000 bushels on its hands would not purchase any more at this time and would sell noue until the price advanced "What we want” said Mr Legge “Is something Stabilizapermanent on seation will work admirably sonal surpluses hut It cannot be used on an accumulative surplus We have had an accumulative surplus In wheat will not for four years Stabilization cure ft I don’t say stabilization Is a failure but it won’t work at the present time To follow Senator Capthe per’s plan would only encourage farmers In Kansns to raise more and make wheat a bad situation worse” In Kansas the wheat problem is having powerful effect in the gubema Governor torial campaign primary who attacks the farm board Reed plan for reduction of wheat acreage Is up for renomlnatlon by the Repub is opposed and licans by Frank Ilaucke of Council Grover a farmer who upholds Legge’s plan won an DETROIT reputation as a vice center In recent years has begun to house Charles Bowles clean whp was serving his second term as mayor was ousted from office last week in a the majority recall election special him When 3095(5 being against Bowles took office Inst year he appointed as public works commissioner who had been one Joseph Gillespie In forced out as police commissioner 1910 when vice conditions in Detroit had Under Bowles were especially the newspapers declared gambling houses and speakeasies began running wide open and Police Commissioner was Emmons Harold said to be afraid white Mayor to close them Finally Bowles was attending the Kentucky derby Emmons did raid some places ousted him and the mayor thereupon Under the law a new election to fill the mayor’s place must be held within 30 days of the filing of the certified Under returns of the recall election a the law Bowles Is automatically and any candidate for other candidates may go on the ballot nominating petitions by presenting signed by 14000 voters Only a few hours after the Detroit voters had put Bowles out of office a radio announcer Gerald Buckley addresses who bad been delivering in Detroit vice conditions describing tbe mayor's adminisand criticizing to was shot in the lobdeath tration by of a hotel by three men who esThis was the eleventh gang caped murder In the city in nineteen days Governor Green ordered the state pothe crime inde lice to Investigate pendently and said he wonld call out state troops if necessary to stop the assassinations There were points of between the murder of similarity Buckley afid that of Jake Llngle tbs which has Chicago reporter It was asserted Buckley had been tlie Intimate friend of underworld characters and the Detroit police said they had in their possession an affidavit purporting to show that he had been extorting money from bootleggers DETER A BOGDANOV the Russian 4 who heads the board of directors of the Amtorg Trading corporation which Is the official buying agency for the Soviet government in the United Is States much Grover peeved Whalen Matthew Woll and others told the congressional committee Inactivities that vestigating Communist Amtorg has been using- Its powers for propaganda against our government This Mr Bogdanov strenuously denies and he says unless the charges are “thoroughly Investigated and found baseless" the continuance of trade “will be an almost Impossible task” This was understood as a plain threat that governmental interference with Amtorg will be resented to the tune of more than $100000000 a year — the amount of Russian Imports from America the company controls and can withdraw The committee obtained from Bogdanov admissions that the Amtorg a million dollar concern Incorporated In New York state is owned by the Soviet bank of foreign trade which in turn Is controlled by the Soviet government and that high Communist officials have been sent here to head It and only two naturalized Russians are among its directors Amtorg has been extended credit of $80000000 by banks in tills country pLAUDIUS HUSTON after with President Hoover announced that he would resign as chairman of the Republican national committee on Augiist 7 This greatly relieved the leaders of the party who had Insisted on Mr Huston's retirement because of revelations made before the senate lobby committee J“ EMOCRATS of Iowa In state a plank in their adopted for “a reasonable platform calling definition” of what constitutes Intoxa icating liquor and advocating referendum on prohibition The reason for tills stand the resolution says Is the “nation-widscandal' brought about by dry law enforcement In this way the Democrats methods accepted the challenge of the Republican state convention which voted down a resolution urging modification of the prohibition law DIOTING by the Egyptian was renewed last week In Cairo and Port Said and there were a number of deaths in the battles with the police and troops Up to date the British had not intervened Pasha fin nice Mjrara Egyptian minister declared before (he ii congress In 'session In London that In Egypt today a Firm: gle is going on between brutal an tocracy and democracy and that nocent blood Is being shed For time In five years he said the has been su Egyptinn parliament pended and the people goaded beyond endurance LENN n CURTISS a di!n-'Jgulshed pioneer In aviation do d suddenly In a Buffalo- hospital at the lie was operage of years ated on recently for appendicitis mi l was thought to be well on the road to Mr Curtiss was one of the recovery foremost aviation experimenters and was ranked next to the Wright brorii ers He retired from active business shortly after the WorltJ war retain Ing directorships In several companies that bear his name Another American who passed away was James Eads IIow “millionaire hobo” who during his life had spent a large fortune In tryiDg to help the hoboes denying himself even sufficient food and clothing and other necessities of life lie died In a hosVa pital at Staunton S Black chairman of the Harry United States Realty and Improvement corporation and known as the In modern tba moving spirit growth of New York city and the construction of many of its greatest buildings committed suicide by shooting at bis country home at Lloyd Uarbor Long He had been In poor health Island for a long time Ualaa1 (& HIS SwIwtNuwiMMi Keep Insects Away Outdoors! ' - Flit contains a special insect repellant Spray Pioneers the Dew has i oLT only in this yellow can with the black band Flit -- i Jean smelling: Poultry growers nre ueged to wuoy trees at oiue for coddling moth Ccdtr City— A monument In honor of Muiniie Giii hum ill fated null lot and World War are will lie orct ed at the spot where Hie flier uiet his death lust winter after an unsuccessful attempt to reach safety following a foried landing Ifieusmt Gtove— A good bean crop' U indue harvested Delta— Inn al seed growers held meeting to disci usg their problems Cedar City — A new federal building Is to lie erected here Logan— Suit for $!925 00 damages for sit ituio uccident whs filed here by the alleged victim of the disaster is Brigham City —Beet production estimated at 12 tons ier acre will lie Utah’s Ogde- n- 13300000 share of the revent federal appropriation for survey of public lands Ft idnigtns — It 8 Scharr of Bull Lake City lias bee chosen to reprelull sent In the Nullonl shooting maleh lit Camp I’eriy August 24 and Seylpmlier Price— This city will endeavor to secure the 1931 American Legion state convention Ogden— Aetiv e sprit Ing of orchards In Weber County has been condtuted Ogden— The river is to bridged at Lorn farr Park in time for U P Athletic meet August IB and 10th Salt Lake — SikIiiIIm party bolds its state contention ut Ogden Beater— A highway over the divide via Puffer is Mug planned Slnimille — A 4 Swine club’ has been oigunied here lleber— Stock men hold an outing at Wolf Creek Logan— 13000 people attended the Logan holiday celebration of Spinldi Fork — Orchard exiicrt the Logan Agricultural bus College Utah completed lnsiectlou of the count orchards front Huntsville will Morgan— Rond lie Imptmed if plans are mill nice Tooele— 71 W Coeheran a harvest-e- t world was found dead in a liny foild Gianthville — Blowing out ' of a tiro earned accident to auto seriously juring Dorio Allen wafer supply Ephraim — Additional is planned Sanpete county through cooiierntlon with Emery county farm ers and the federal government IIt rum — Work is being rushed on tie highway through Logan canyon Richmond— Cove Richmond Wellsville and Mendon water users have now voted to accept the payment plan for suseriptlons to water rights under the proposed i in reclamation project reOgden — Welter County sheriff pot is that Ogden Jail lias more than for many years past Is bluinod for this condition Price — That the Fish and Game association will lie able to in another rinse Its own pheasants cnr from eggs produced in this section seems certain in view of the success said to have lieen attained tins suiMin In hutching the ggs Fillmore — Alleged to hnve killed Aiolma Gonzales at Lyndyl on June 13 mid raptured in Salt Lake shortly afteiwurd Jose Urbina was found guilty of second dtgree murder by a J’ory here a Brigham v'liy — Fiie caused from spail when' one of ihe combine linr-- ' esters ojiernting a field at 50 Point Struck a rock destroyed at res of grain ' Biighnm City — Flooding of 8XK1 In res the first unit of the Bear rivat er wider fowl refuge has started follow Ing the acceptance by the government of the construction Due to t lie link of water therp Ims been little food In this area Imt shoe (he floodthere will he fool ing it is in abundance in the marshes The improvement of the refuge is expected to steady from now on Provo — Fa rulers and sliliqiers of po does are warned to heed the state law regarding shipping and selling pofatos 'I he law requires Hint all jiotufoes pinked loaded or offered for sale in the state as well as out of the state imet hnve each sack or other container plainly branded or stenciled with the official grade ‘contained therein Potatoes that do not conform with the with regular grades must lie labeled t lie word “ungraded” or “unclassi- fr fied” Mammoth — B IIanvn 12 dies as result of injuries Inflicted by the kick horse of Monb— Cattle valbet in Utah have droppvd one million dollars accord'ng to tax assessment records Midvale— The federal "government the fiscal expended year in a war against rodents Salt Lake — Tbe state 1930 records on the tax show 93528 automobiles roils as compared with 80395 for 1929 volt power line Nephl— A 44000 in Jtfab county to from a connection Delta is planned for tbe falL 7 ISVSMTStf TTieWorMi Insect et Selling sr O War Put Heaty Burden on Women of Esthonia ’( i Women of Esthonia are among the busiest on earth according to Miss Clara Roe of New York a recent visitor to that tiny republic Between her home her Job and her public duties the time of an educated woman in Esthonia is severely taxed she says Many such women have two or three public duties a job as homemaker wife and mother and another These EsthonJan as wnge earner s woman are carrying heavy Esthonia lost Its men heavily In the World wnr and In Its struggle women must now for independence help to do the work of their nation They also work in the fields repair roads streets and railroad tracks lumber yards and work in brickyards in building construction and perform other laborious tasks If to use their political power to the fullest they could outvote the men Every one is public spirited carrying two or three Jobs with pride instead of complaint eff UWInnwtMl r v: SfC' Polytechnic College of Engineering (hlW it Great Engineering School of th West The Ckmttmd All lH WswwJsnaW nlijMti ntltltS Vhoroustl four" 0111 Mis- Klntrlnl a Htrsrtavsl In IrrkllwVanl New warm Is AerswOe-S-l Npeelal and Airplane KnirlMerlss Aete wanes In Airplane Mrclwntes Maehlne Sbep Unit! oa Usttevr Rtesaw Flertrleal IIvAmsIle Complete and Tea tins Laueratorlea fnaakdMlwiAw assisted la Snsnelns their Writs tor tros catalog W 1 WOOD GIBSOH JUsletrnr President Students courses W Foundation for Belief Concerning Third Match There Is a multitude of superstitions which have become thoroughly imbedded In the rnce and are ob- m MikMj alee cere eiimi beautiful f rwkloa IM FrwhUOliitiMntrtnofW Beauty fortf ystn tl B end pssf acserved seriously or humorously bwihfnrrrf — iJpdeieNP— cording to the Individual temiern-inen- t Some people will not accept tlie third light from a match because Tlie It signifies death or disaster acorns nobody Temptation origin of tills superstition Is more understandable than some In time of Self trust Is the essence of herolsitk wnr when a soldier lit a match It re- —Emerson vealed his whereabouts to tlie enemy The sniper who saw tlie light lifted A musk of gold hides nil deformithis gun to his shoulder nt once ies— Dekker There are three stages to firing: nlin the (cock trigger) Ready (gun They never fall who die In a great the cause at shoulder) and fire Therefore — Byron third soldier to receive a light from the match was tlie one visible when is something that inns! Sympathy the sniper was ready to fire That is never bs linked for how the third light from Ihe match came by its slnlsterslgnlflcunce Trouble never sneuks up an alley when it meets a mini who is looking Whale Leather Glove) Out for It Women of Europe are again finding Ihe whale an aid to their wardrobe good Judge of human nature Is In not so is being uWd Whale “leather" foolish as to fiud too much) making fashionable gloves and fctjle fault with it leaderes have approved tlie new material composed of the Intestines of Loud moil tliod people are blessed The new gloves for one the huge swimmers thing: They seldom talk beare delicately soft hut so tough tluit hind your buck it Is almost impossible to wear them out’ Tbe whale lias not contributed Until you go riiiiiplng you cannel to women’s styles since die days of realize Hint one can he comfortubl Hie whalebone for corsets vvllhmil a ttliuve Chicago Millinary Center enThe world’s busiest milliner ter by virtue of a $50000 Odd a year is claimed for Chicago business ly tiie Chicago association of commerce In tlie three departments of manufacmil turing wholesaling and retailing finery the city stands supreme More 5000 persons tliua mostly women and girls are now employed produc s ing huts and millinery Timid there is pastimes Nu ous lie In to figure out tluit wicket it bout th men like people Iry something that rough photographs will future years ns In fashions from 1925 look no ridiculthose allowing to 1929 man may ultnln suteess life tluit lie Ih half mad for recognizing him so world so hits nt His tardily (lie variety of Bn't It Unwiup Fricndthipi “A great man who chooses feeble terruptions n limn will get vvliett lie said HI Ho the sage of trying to tell a story lie oughtn't to Chinatown "may find himself In the in mixed company? situation of one who seeks to make r — You Can’t OutgueM Them silfillng do the work of s trow bar” Star "But mniltime marry Washington jou cannot again If you do your husband has cli arly apet Hied In lilt will that hli Romanes in High Life she fortune will go to Ida brother” t “What’s the delay? “Yea that’s so It's tlie brother love the dole lifter nil?” "They ure that I'm marrying”— Page Gates having his title senrthed” friends'' McBRIDE’ S HIGH GRADE AUTOMOBILES Sells Buys for Cash all Grades of Cars fully guaranteed cars — 60 days service McBIUDE Specializes in Latest Models all makes — new or reconditioned McBBIDE always has a large stock of Late Model Automobiles on hand — Including Packard e Knight Hudson Erskine Chevrolet McBBIDE says Chrysler Dodge Pontiac jee him Cadillac Willys- -' Essex Plymouth Ford Studebaker tc first if you" want to BUY SELL oTRADE1 I I cB RIDE’S — Cor 7th SStfth ft Maiif SALT LAKE CITY 9 |