| Show TIIE GARLAND fclercolizedWax KeepsladwHSkin Youngm4 News Review of dippw Fragrant Follng Plants with fragrant foliage were popular years ago The leaves were and used for various dried picked purposes scattered through the linen In bureau drawers and for scenting other things ribbon boxes and Leanon verbena was a favorite rose geranium and other scented geranl ms were also used Then after th bottle was well pocked with the petals alcohol was gilded to completemade a dell ly cover them which eately flavored perfume Premier Laval in Washington Conferring With President Hoover Status of Manchurian Embroglio — Blanket Freight Rate Increase Denied By EDWARD W PICKARD LAVAL premier of France In the United States Thursfor his conversations with PresiIloover Hurrying at once to Washington he was received there with all due formality and cordiality and was housed with his entourage In the mansion of Ambassador PIERRE day dent Walter Edge There was the slated round of calls receptions and dinners all arranged In advance by Warren Delano Robbing the "chef de pro- KNOW NURSES and the is too weak breakdowns see many illnesses caused letting by until it off germs also see prescribe who are Fellows’ Syrup for sleep These easily tired unable long siege of might have Illness— instead they recovered quickly and health glow with doctors people to roue had a people and now energy You too can "pep up’ryour vitality and raise your spirits to the skies This the body wonderful tonic replenishes with valuable ingredients so that even the first few doses start the change Get ‘the genuine Mows’ Syrup from your druggist today FELLOWS SYRUP Peanut Swd's Vitality Peanut growers have thought that seed stored more than a year or two would lose Its vitality but government tests Indicate that good peanut seed can be used after three er four years of storage tocol” both M daughter Mlp Josette aeemed to enjoy themselves However the chief Interest In the premier’s visit centered In his talks with Mr Hoover Wliat they discussed and what conclusions they reached If any were not to be given out to the public until the affair was all over But It was known that the French mission was concerned especially with questions of finance and disarmament and would try to reach an agreement In which these two mutters would be linked up with the security which France continually demunds Iaval was troubled by the American belief that France Is militaristic and did Ills best to dispel that Idea On the way over he intimated (hut about tbe limit he expected from America in the way of security guarantees was a consultative pact to define the aggressor In war but he thought tbe Instrument might be so worded as to Imply certain assurances of the attitude of tbe United States towards power that deliberately forces war As to finance the premier expected to reach an agreement with Mr Ilooof the ver concerning prolongation moratorium on war debts and reparations He also hoped plans might be an for conference International laid to examine tbe gold and credit ques- Laval Nurses serious system to fight Tb’ey and mlnnte Wednesday night of the United States turned out their electric lights In tribute to tbe memory of Thomas Alva Edison— an Impreaalve demonstration that was requested by President Hoover That day the funeral of the greatest Inventor of all time was held In West Orange and his body was The services were laid in the tomb simple but many thousands of mourning men end women were there Mr Hoover was kept In Washington by ofllclnl duties but he was represented the to the frainat krh fclotkof NefureUi beet decto aid of In Toucould brtiul ifterttoala hoe m m pool but idTM youtormlM cImm poteM Drwtrlpfloo th bowoU promptly fully LirtloJd rollrvoi pootl) ocrotlonal Momirl hooHeeoo ooMlpotloe let lee DritW 4fXI I one s4 Qthin£oaMlivt0rink Th Coward I I can get yoa a for cruel and InhuDo you think your th' k divorce madam man treatmeut huaband will fight the ault? Woman— Fight! Why the little shrimp la afraid to come Into any room where I am — Pathfinder Vlaltor— Tky AQ Aro What an unusual child Proud Papa— Yea he's Just other babies thank goodness Uke Is easy It’s the afterForethought that pulls hard thought CHILD need REGULATING? CASTOR! DO A WILL IT! When yonr child needs regulating remember tills: the organs of babies and children are delicate Little bowels must be gently urged— never forced That’s why Castoria Is used by so many doctors and mothers It Is specially made for children’s ailments contains no harsh harmful drugs no narcotics You can safely EiveMt to young Infants fer cellc pains Yet It Is an equally effective regulator for ohler children The next time your child 'hasa little cold or fevjef pr a digestive kpset ‘give aejp of Castoria the children’s own remedy Genuine Castoria always has the name r !:V H people Hoover Henry Ford and by closest friends of Ilarvey Firestone Edison were prominent Intlie throng They had said groodhy to him two weeks before w hen all knew his death was not far off Mrs GARFIELD TEA Lawyer— and his tions FOR INDIGESTION Um Natura’t PRESCRIPTION G A S T 0:R A t:zmm I Current Events the World Over 4lroWdL Tim prtioUaf ddnU au&k a ptaplo 110 4 uUl kkta sd (nekk tbo oft lm yeemr Mfooli4 mil tU klddd MMijr ol roar m fMuieo wdnklM pul vita boool At dni Mam PmI removed the Manchurian JAPAN from the front page temporarily when It withdrew Its objections to American participation In the discussion of that roatter by the League of howThis Nations ever was a mere forfor Prentiss mality Gilbert American consul at Genevs already was sitting la with the league council The committee of flvs f the council suggested that the powers signatory to the Kellogg pact call to the attention of Japan and Clilnn under that treaty their obligations and Identical notew on that line were sent to Toky and Nanking by Great Britnln the United States France Italy Germany Spain and other nations Then the council committee continued Its discussions of the Manchnr Ian question and It was report ejt that Its attitude was being reversed owing ts alleged sugruestlonS from WashJapan It appeared was about ington to win a complete diplomatic victory and the Chinese delegates were dumbla other words It was rufounded mored the council would decide that Japan's occupation of Manchuria until Tokyo might continue Indefinitely was satisfied thnt the securltv of Japanese In the province wns amply guaranteed tnd thnt negotiations between Japan and China should begin at once There was every reason to believe that these conclusions would be Indignant-trejected by China Diplomats In Geneva feared the re suits of the council's rumored change of view prophesying thnt the Nanking would fall that there government would again be ehnos Id China and that the Influence of the league and of whlte nations 'generally In the Last would Brland Japaa to greatly decline ts a kind ofmedlatorL asked abandon the fifth of Ita five demands "a new arbetween the Smith rangement and the Chinese railways In and Manchuria to obtain It wa Intimated In Tokyo that this might be done Japan's qtber peinti are: 1 A mutual pledge by both nations not to resort to aggression 2 Chinese abandonment of movements Including boycotts and propaganda In school textbooks 3 Mutual respect for territorial Integrity 4 Chinese recognition of the validity of the existing treaties guaranteeing protection of Japanese life and and the right to reside and property Id on engage peaceful occupations leased land In Manchuria These are not final terms but are considered by Jupun essential preceding withdrawal of troops to the railway zone In reply to tbe nations that Invoked the Kellogg pact Foreign Minister Shldehara declares that Japan recunder ognizes fully Its responsibility the pact and holds thnt Its army’s action In Manchuria has been activated solely by reasons of self defense and also to piotect Japanese lives and wanton attacks by against property Chinese troops and bandits Tbe Japanese accordgovernment docs not Intend to the to reply ing take recourse to war to obtain a solution of Its differences with China aim Is to compose The government’s the differences pacifically GREAT BRITAIN parliamentary Into a good developed deal of a rough house performance with many fist fights and the slinging of much mud Prime Minister MacDonald held his own quite weHl In the debates but some others did not fare so well Sir Oswald Mosley lead er of the New party was the center of disturbance wherever he JF t appeared with bis of bodyguard prize fighters and football He was Jeered and booed and players physically UTAH TIMES' GARLAND assaulted several times and a Birmingham court Issued summons for Ids arrest after a Winston stormy meeting In that city Churchill was nearly mobbed while addressing a meeting In support of Viscount Rorodale son of Countess Beatty hut was saved from the howling crowd by the police One novelty In the campaign was the use of airplanes In aid of the The Notional government candidates machines were all privately owned and were under the direction of a woman Mrs R R Bentley DECLARING that a blanket 15 per In freight rates would be contrary to the best Interests of the railways and would be unjustified by the economic conditions the Interstate commerce prevailing commission denied the application of the carriers for the boost The commission suggested Instead a temporary Increase of rates on numerous specified commodities for a pewith the riod ending March 31 understanding that the additional revenue produced by such Increases shall be pooled by the railroads to meet deficiencies In Interest payments on their bonds and other obligations Tills Increase It was estimated might produce as much as $123000 000 whereas the roads hoped to get $500000000 from the blanket raise asked In some quarters It was Intimated that the railroads might now resort to cutting the wages of their 1300000 which they are loth to do workers since they realize this would decrease buying power and In turn decrease the quantity of freight tQ be carried returned to WHEN the President from the Yorktown celebration one of the first delegations he received was from Philadelphia bearing a strong protest against parts of the navy economy program of the especially the postponement construction of t tie $3000 naval Four congresshospital In that city Hoover they thought men told Mr work on the hospital should go ahead Another delegation which Included Senators Nve and Frazier of North Dakota asked White Bouse aid In relieving the farm land credit situation In the western and northwestern farm regions Later the two senators said that th President had promised to aid the federal farm bunks by recommending an Increase In capitalization They said they' told the President that the present capital of the 12 land banks Is tied up In farm land that cannot be sold and hence the farmers la this time of stress are not able to avail themselves of the credit facilities which congress intended whbu It treated' this particular brnqch of the treasury system Fears that the economy program for the Navy department would be disastrous for the navy band and the maintenance of Old Ironsides otherwise the frigate Constitution were dispelled by an announcement by Theodore G to the President He secretary said that whatever else Is eliminated from tbe budget tbe band and th his v t - —— i Jmmi —By discontent and home CATHOLIC provinces threatened so much trouble for the regime of Manuel Azana the new provisional president of the Spanish that republic the cortes took quick action passing a law “for the defense of the that gave republic” Azana real dictatorial powers He Is now In a position to deal l with the and groups and also with the re- villous “embers of the government Acts of aggression against the reThe public are defined elaborately government can deal with labor powith exlitical and religious disorders Is It privileged powers traordinary considto dissolve any organization-’ered a menace to public order suppress a hostile press and fire any It finds lax In enwhom official public forcing the law Is also empowered The government wllli the right of search and seizure of posof arms Anyone convicted even of eulogizing or sessing firearms the ousted monarchy Is Untile to lm Strikes will be Illegal un prisonnient notice s preceded by an Manuel Azana When the trees shake their limbs every leaf that falls You can help the local bespeaks ten thousand snow flakes employers to provide winter jobs by Patronizing Home Industry These Brands Are Intermountain Made And Deserve Your Support r Representatives eunkst Jersey and Dale of New Hampshire Republicans died during the The Democrats thus for the Fletcher both week of one had a mujority house the count being: 213 214 Republicans 1 vacancies 7 two normallFive of the vacancies are to be filled at spe y Democratic rial elections November 3 Governor Larson of New Jersey was expected to fill the to call a special election vacancy In the normally Republican Fifth district before the new congress convenes December 7 Attorney General Stevens of New Jersey believed however there was not sufficient time Representative Harry E who was of Indiana sentenced to a year and a day ImIn Leavenworth penitenprisonment for accepting tiary bribes for patronage In the First In Jobs diana district Is to be released on parole on 9 though November his normally would not end until It 9 11)32 February was learned at the of Justice Department tlmtamong those who the recommended Senators role were Janies E Watson and R Arthur Itobjnson of Indiana both Republicans In favor of Other recommendations releasing Row bottom before the expiration of his full terra were made by Circuit Judge Charles E Woodward who sentenced the former representaof the tive and by Judge Vanderburgh District Probate court of Evansville Attorney George L Jeffery who prosecuted Row bottom was opposed to the parole the Justice department said FORMER f term of governor In Wash appeared of secret Ington and held a number memwith “progressive" conferences bers of the senate which started the correspondents off on a lot of speculation as to his possible candidacy In the nomination for the Presidential The governor primaries Republican with whom he conferred and thes were equally reticent about the matThe senators ters they discussed whom he saw Included Borah of Idaho Couzens of Michigan Brookhnrt of Iowa Frazier of North Dakota and Costlgnn of Colorado Gifford pinciiot the George across the Hudson with the river took place Saturday due such a pomp and circumstance This marvelous strueture suhjeet of from river the the heights spans Manhattan at 17!Hh street to the Pall sades on the New' Jersey shore The e towers Is stretch between the 3500 feet nnd the hrhhie including Its approaches extends for nearly two In four and It has been built miles years at a cost of $00000000 It has four traffic For the present but there will be eight when lanes the bridge Is completely paved of DEDICATION of Clil to the penitentiary after Ills conviction on chargee of income tax fraud was dealt yet another blow by the government Collectors of Internal revlast week 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