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Show i Grain Range The Weather UTAH - Generally fair tomght except unseuieu southeast porextreme colder south with tion; frost and freezing temperature; Tuesday fair south, unsettled north portion Volume 21. Number ca Jtmm LOU AN. UTAH, 108. MONDAY, Arthur Brisbane The Piesitleuts Haiti Work. IS London Tells Us. PRICE FIVE CENTS . leroes Who Saved Train from Fatal Plunge 1 Pleases Throng ENLISTMENT (Copyright, 1933) I Orphan J Pageant liy n. M .1 'i HYltl M Pi i funned befioe an t towtlrd vulli people auditorium the seminary p.igi ant From Manger to Dross, oi In Lukes stoiy In was presented It? 01 the Na'aiene Sue No Sunday at the Smith Cache high To m hool and will bt lepiated again ()i $200,000 tonight Por the thud conse Ulivo President On Sunday night, On Law i Piiiitipal J Kail Wood ami Itousevell, tlnough newspapers und M W Smith have presented a radio "gate an a count of his to the wuk SALT LAKE CITY, May 8 UP pageant as a iirun (Set Pictures on Puge 8) stewai dslup thus far." '1 he cotinlty and m lieu ot stannary student-A decimation that he will give 1kOVlMK TOYYN, Mass., May A six per ient fcairt ui Boy Seoul must udmit that he has not been the with woo of is', then two Hai With biollieis, the utmost consideration to regiudiiitmg alum in the Du he valle gilli '1 hesc idle p ir t uMpat mg entire iliss in involved a wiltquests for special session of lnen written aliegtdly hive Id The next goveinment step, ex-- council since the Iasi exetutive presentations of to deal and the with proransoming legislation council uncling in April Mr Hint duet ted by Smith an Will he "A revolutionary i ted, Mi Multi tod i old hibition was made today by Govre polled by Die recruiting tmnmil Wood and hte leceived yt:il orderedPeggy Mi and rontiol mil tu mobilize H had Blood ernor held oil totalling his ! Henry upon wilt leaders meet heirtv approval looperitnm and JJim.iiiid lui hearing May 2 i ml prodiutlan thioligh trade lee ul the rouiK return from a at smut head-rutrip i iiuiiai Sunday Iioiii uig morning palioiis support Inn action." lulion set eli to Washington, D C asoi Judge Robert A and t he si 1115,1! y bo d tor Kenneth a, wilhout interfering with the TheUrs The statement was in response at JIihi.iiimi eai ti oi.oitn luihlr fetish, individual initiative," report was made by Ute.si-Ue- tAKKAM-KMKand i liuiilfetii to inquiries as to his altitude a Bui tis, Z8, jobless ft slmvx-eWalter M (Overtoil irnlustilea tould be regululed, kept a 41. it i In . la resolutions asking such acgarage tyiil. ill iiioiti lis pri- Ins n u total of Hilo Boy Si outs enThe pageant Hum the ovet pi udiu lion that pro' when they wilt Ul tion. A dozen civic and fraternal tnl. ptnpl . stnt to , il a of out h rolled mu linn the count pospr. mary put thvj frightdines puutr, and from ip w l turn in a i low ded organizations, including the Cham-bei- s Miitni's Imm wlm li'H1"1 bovs eligible b:i kr-moful waste us in the ml industry, sible total ot of Commerce of Salt Lake mil t i IIOIII of I uke d yeloped I Hu the no of cent an story iiatiuual This, resources, average to pci stjiiulidering City and Ogden, have requested a w pltadcd not guilty ot he si or p od I extnr-that would he admirable according to the report, is a mx malic of i. il Hu pi ng and ili.iit,tspecial session so thut stHte pro' per cent gam oei he April re hibition might be referred to the The pi lelin i'in was i xi eptminil (mu and t'viil pleaded not guilty On the other hand, the governpm t I Pi i !ln turn tla ill ..till ge eviuusly, etupeople for a vote. ,i( Hie iy well giv til Su.-tment, before under taking control GAIN SHOWN n had lacn that Cyril There is no necessity for haste, i o! n f icpoitcd The weie careevpnsite lamof all industries, should look an unwilling uci oinphee, the governor said He refused to a. lulligtdly niiigeiiii-nt.-anendive led distiu-which The Cache the group fully into the railroads, say whether a session would be lighting tieulid a would lie ehulged oiny With being have been governed for some years in iereentiige with 311 boys en- total splendid called and advised that Attorney effeil that a ns very inipus in aiiesNOiy utti the fait comH 443 of a out rolled for interstate the possible government ( General Joseph Chez had ruled a by yril. served as an inlerniedi iry site F t episodes are g veil in merce commission, the condition of percentage of 70 Benson district twelve The whnh led to the special session would be necessary pmlogiie in had the largest total enrollment awakening ol Luke, i out.iins Iwo letuiri of Peggy to her father, the railroads is not too gay before taxes may be levied, said he Our neighbor, Stalin, of Russia, with 318. Here however, there is scenes one is C last McMuth infancy Neil preferred to study the matter. Finlay Episode will be interested in our proposed a possible registration of 646, so narratives, Episode t The governor arrived in Utah she was kidnaped utter thice days luntrol of industry by government, the average was 54 per rent. this morning and spent the day by Hi.s Own, Episode thr e. Jus ifiom the Harwich village school us The totals of the other districts us ut Woik, Episode foul, tli copyand will doubtless tall at Layton attending a directors Sixty thousand dulluis ransom, cats is as follows: Franklin, 388 poswith the Roman Giiunl. Epi- paid by tile father, was found at meeting of the Layton Sugar com219 56 Asi eriMiili cent; the enrolled, sode five, sible, per pany ivciiiu th s home. if it Hyrum, 368, 210, 57; Logan, 48a, GRYDl AXES What little information, NAMED bt information, Americans get, 288, 69, Oneida. 355, 234, 66 at "conversations'1' Another feature of the meeting Graduates tuki lg pait were MUSIC concerning STORE Washington between Premier Mac was the report of Executive Pres- Kathryn Nuhn, Isubell Dunn, HilMae Rasmussen Donald and President Roosevelt, ton YV. Pond recommending merit da Robinson, comes from London badge counselors training course in Claris Nielsen, LucilR Du, m und IN NEW LOCATION CONTEST You are told, it seems hard to order to more carefully examine Lorna Launlzen, readers und Rel-lhi chum. Ami vxhmi six pairs of eyes watched lleenie orphans of the storm, these six tousled MilDr, Martha Gieen. believe, that the United States boys doing merit badge work the widening gully thc decided it via time for youngsters found themselves suddenly famous singers Chrystal Allen and will agree "to a modification of Executive Pond reported the toLevens store is today In its Duet tor Frank Baugh and the aflr llieir presence of mind and bravery saved a action. The New 1 ork train from Passaic wan ul President tal enrollment of the dixit ict at Valere Hardman danced the gold embargo," Otii.r chai deters were: Frank eighty members of the boys' and speeding Erie Railroad Irain from plunging with most due. Waving their raincoats, they raced up new home one door north of its Roosevelt would hardly allow Eng-- 1 1748 scouts. Excluding 77 from Ham d the truck uml ut the risk of their lics refused to previous location on Main street. uond, Franklin Gu.inell Ray gills' high school chorus are back its boil passengers into q wash-ou- t near the hshmen to draw out United States' the newly added W'yuta district, the past four weeks the Delone Humphieys, Phyl- home from the annual high school Pussaie, N. ,1. Espying a get off until the locomotive was brought to a During Asylum, Orphans' gold while forbidding Americans there is a gaih during the past Bowen, Jes-soMan-elstore has been completely renoBaer, lis Mauchley, day contests at the University of gulti cut under the track liy a torrential ram, stop before them. Here they are, reto have any. grinding year of 182, he said Lewis and vated Heber remodeled m keeping All Low, Glenn, Utah of them are unanimous COUNT II. TO BE the laiys raeeil hack to the orphanage for ceiving the thunks of Fhtgnmn John Kngern. with the ideas of J. S. Leven, Kerr, Zella YVood, Earl Kuhriinan. the contests were among the best It is suggested also that the REPRESENTED manager of the business, for a YYayne Johnson, Clyde Low, Fred ever held in the state and the United State will arrange to tie Plans for the mobilization ofc Sorenson. s Hazel Sorenson, Vera treatment accorded everyone by gent's furnishing store. scouts at the June Olsen, up the pound and the dollar so tenderfoot NorDarrell Modernistic tiling is used in the SCOUTS GET Maiy Nielsen, the university was TWO FOR authorities that Britain will keep her ex- conference were announced with ris, Lloyd AnHomer entrance of the store, where roomy Anderson, port trade in the face of the de- a plan to have one tenderfoot derson, Cleo superb Claris Anderson, display windows are tastefully decAll ot the contestants were housvaluated American currency. o scout from each troop in attend- Clawson, Vella Humphreys, The store is light anil orated. MERIT ed free of charge. The Logan boys ONE FOR CONSUMER Must we have inflated dollars ance. The committee voted full Nielsen eheeiful with shelves and display I were quartered at the ladies' gymat home without getting the bene- support with a council plan to proDonna Delons Sehiess. Chugg, racked so hi ranged that quick serfit ot them in trade abroad? That vide transportation for local ten- Gladys Buist, Evelyn Yeates, Nor- nasium and the Logan girls at the All of the direcAwards were presented to scouts vice can be maintained would be too bad. Milton PiLkett, mission home derfoot scout representatives at ma Bankhead, "For 27 years 1 have been in UJ ft ,, ftfeiSlIINUToN. Mo inti' tout -- aiuUjuU.zit-tiie Ctfche -the conference meeting Saturday, Vudys Christensen.' Mary Dean tors were ut the Elks home.. Satin Login'" said Tile senate limi'iee conimit-breakfast was urday morning, courts business' Y'uiley council in week-en- d Further, you are told there will June 10. Jessop. Mary Longstroth, Beutuce served Leven this morning 'Tins Is the a tv to U t v voted moHu U of ot the impose twenty-eihonor by One hundred and he "A general revision of war Ruth YV. President J Kirkbride was Johnson. Curma Clawson, first two fier ent lev on the propluee where I entered busight awards went to the boys debts, and Bntain's payment due named as the official representa- Welch, Louie Bullock, Bernice to ul! of the contestants at the ness and from where I have later ducers of dedne energy ami cafeteria in the Union building the in Franklin the United States on June 15 tive to the annual national Boy Shipley and Logan, Cache, the of o n t xercises U r o m o branched into other cities. Logan a one per cent tii on the user. Fiom the exceptionally keen Vira Hnbner, districts us follows: Scout meeting in Kansas City Ray Zollinger, probably will not be paid Smithfield junior high school will Oneida has always been looked upon by Tendi-ifootThe trnnsfi r would he t L i om let it ion the Logan girls came taber-ndistrict Logan Foreign countries have told ns June 2 or 3 In case he is unable Ardella Lallis, Louise Smithfield tie held tile in me as my home It was here my feetivc September I, IP" I. Ethel Green, out third in Class A in which ten 9, Logan LDS Sixth ward, how many ships and what kind ot to attend, the council will attempt Thelma Zollinger, de Thursday evening at 8 Troop children were born. Some of the Kath-Iteschools contested. J Grant Robbins. Stanford Fon The hoys comt present, (lie consumer of o't lock. guns we might have, which of our to find some other council rep- Lydia James, Olla Jensen, Jensen. Clark Petersen, Drue peted with eight schools m Class Duane S Luudberg, Ste- most treasured memories of my new battleships we must Junk clectrioitj pavs a throe per resentative- who ran attend Tin following exercises will be nesbeek, life ure connected with this city, If they are now to tell us what Allen, Maurine Petersen, Leonard A cent tax while the producer They received fouith place of phen Beni h, Elmer J Neidcrhau-sir- ; for Match Vixen entemig "In my travels around the naJane Burrell, Edith Miss Gayle Stewart won second d no special federal lax. we nmy do with our dollars, while Jorgensen, troop 14, College ward, Salome Hansen Mrs giadu.ites, Lotthouse Jean tion, I have never found a city m the alto solo eonle.sts district--Troo- p Dluuncey Hancey, Alba.slme Oneida ul the same time escaping payment SCOUT piuve L)r When TO BE Christiansen, ami son, class song, which holds luy interest and enStuart Hardman "1 have never attended a mote 42, Oxford, YYarren C, and of their debts, you will give them Bango UUs" by Wiihson, Suni- - VYoodrow thusiasm like Logau. The people Frank Olsen. Carl Cooper, Helen spirited contest, C! said Director iedit for doing a complete job. 44, Danube Erickson; from Blow" troop mer Winds Lowell here seem more Lewis Kerr, and Baugh" The various competing Walt., invocation, Bishop Richard Bumda,Im Ray Taylor, Dean Cole, alert than those ofprogressive REVAMPED SOON Oldham, Green other similar consisted of the fin district 31, Prestrank Student otganizulions I)r. Leonard Huxley is dead ut Troop Kotikelley, salutation, MANY GAYE communities. In fact, I have found lit est singers in the state tlie age of seventy-tw- o is He was Body ('resident Leon Smith; Girls ton LDS Second ward, Preston that ASS1STAM E Logan is way ahead of other NEW OFFENSIVE remarkable to see and a son of Thomas Henry Huxley, hoi us. 'Indian Daxxn," "Southern Struve, Ronald Munson; troop 37, Rians for a day of work at the ills with air cities of tts size uo matter where Assisting nigenii hit nev, Clair Hull; troop 38, Fair-vieheat so much excellent talent in the great biologist, and his death Boy Scout Moon', valedictory, Kuth Kicks. ( litiloltr and Smith were Norma in ramp Iaigan go. canyon one state contest Herst liel. Hall, Henry Eg- you leminds you that talent reully is were laid ut a valedn tory, Jack Johnson Midi "It is for that reason I have meeting of the Allen, costuming. Melba Emiles, "YY'e have inherited, under favorable condigan, double mixed quintet, patent bert Cache district Troop fi, Lo- taken nothing hill praise for Isailolt- Shooie and Edith and darning, extreme care in equipping committee, eaniping Vanguard Mix h UFtFiNG to TI' Chiin the D S Fifth ward, Bill Pulver, excellent addiess I. Us tienlmeiit graduates tions. Dr Leonurd Huxley was .1 leathers, gan A given Petersen, Boy Seout commissioners Sunday Johnson, niusu the (J L Rees, trumpet duet, Golden ami Sylvan Forsberg; troop my store here. I am certain it a distinguished editor, biographer afternoon contest. YY'e also Jipmese eiil cn h d brlovx the throughout Wood, scenery, Lyle ut Scout headquarters lighting; rind poet. the cooperation ten- Cli.tt Wall ot (hull about Xr "One Fleeting Hour," Budd Grif H. L igan LDS Fourth ward compares favorably with stores in His two sons, Julian apptecmle The woik will be held Sat- John Allied, stage amt i (instruc- dered much larger than Logan. 1 miles ninth of Id i us by ttie Logan parents begin an in- fith and ('ye Napper; presentation Blame Moser, John J Callahan; cities luxley and Aldous Huxley, are urday, May day tion. H K Adams, building and 20 with all district President Albert troop 12, Logan LDS Tenth ward, I feel to commend the contractor. both brilliantly successful men, one piovided transportation to isull tense artillery bombardment of the of certificates. the and considerations; high committee June Revet of members, the camping I nke Forsberg, for the splendid McCann; presentation Chinese positions tooiw as a biologist, the other as a nove- scout Alinar YY'ehber, Sherman McNeil; City tor the contestants" masters and their assistants school faculty M he has done in remodeling 'Hie fighting was taken to pie-ior literary medal to highest list The three Huxleys who des- included. LDS. Ninth work Bifkunre mad troop 13, Logan President D The will be Mrs. store. this J Hooper, ust morning girl, a Douglas adcend from the "the great Huxley" major ipanose tin ward, Herbert Broby, Glen Nielpresentation to work, the afternoon to the certificate were smithwaid vUiuh would be most presentation of medals to valedic- sen, Couitney are foitunate in that they inherited devoted ny j Kail Hansen, Nyman do"It shall alwuys be our aim to Prayers the playing of games and the eve- dress. Mrs Ladies bv torians u Auxiliary, to nd urn t of the on YYood hi possible to piec-- e and Darrell Norris pat Fred hktly Johnson. Herbert cur everything intelligence, without inheriting a ning to a big Mitchell, A M it v Bergeson; class '.opg, "The camp fire Partners 110s kev many customers m Cache Valfortune thut so often stupefies in- are nape Ameinan Mountain ai k benediction invited. Strean", Mid Bnti-inti ns!s center in Second class Logan district -- ley. YVe invite everybody to come telligence. Filler Royal K Joigen.son in and see our wonderfully equipCamping Chairman John H WilU iping Our American CJreat Men" of 3, Robert Marler, Rodney Tioop b will the HYRUM Executive exeicses Pat The he South son, Pond Preston and Following high dditlon d Ip knt if units I, Hess; troop industry and finance concentrate some of the commissioners will RULE Tarbet. ped store." Clyde hool aft-t- t at the a Junior si dance hool high band returned it Saturday v along n mhance low tri tin nn dollars Their sons, us a rule, (Iisirn t Troop 31. Rich-ir- d ('iudidales for promotion to th IJiuikliii noon with a silver trophy won at th Mandiian go to the camp YY'ednesday to out GANDHI RELEASED hiylivsa Kiilloik. Thomas H Smart; Uhxllis Senior high si hool are line pluns for the day the band contests held at the (Continued on page glxi WITH HAND POONA, India, Muy 8 d'Pi IRON 33. Donald Chadwick; Jav tioop Krle troop 'Iheodoie Mired, The group also discussed the The Gandhi was released University of Utah Friday K Eugene Tomcsi, John Barrett, Mahatma Bingham, Nolan K Ballard,summer's campaigning from prison bv British authorities cup xas awarded to the firM piograin. distriet-Troo- p Stevenson Arthur Cache t BingL Build Thclui Bingham, KILLER OF at the start of his three particularly the Vanguard trip to place winner of the (Mass B mu0, Ray Guyman; troop 12, today Y ellowstone As a final act of test.. Four bands competed m PRESTON park. No more defilUonlinued on Page 3) Luther YY'insor, Franklin YVest, Jr weeks fast nite announeement was made how- the Rotary club boys' week the this contest The band won seoortd The little leader of Indian naFirst class Logan district -ever boys of the Preston schools were place in the sight reading contest DIES PAINLESSLY COOP DESTROYED Troop 19, Dean nnd Grant Kohler, tionalismnot who, its friends feared, Plans for district campfires to appointed city officers for one being overscored by the Spanish survive the fast, wa,--. David Janes, Oral Stirland, Sherril might be conducted on Saturday, June day Hilarity, humor and tears Fork band set free after more than a eur in the paiade SaturFranklin district Bissegger some of the mam features day the band won third place xith in for refusing to ubandim CARSON CITY, Nev., May 8 10, in conjunction with the 20th were Troop 31. Dale Corbruige; troop 33, his jail 1 RKNTON n of scouting in the of the day's activities overheated eleven competitors civil disobedient e campaign anniversary d'l'i- - Ray Elmer Miller, illi- Cat Chadwuk he district was the force The S. L.D boy police were announced church Director W H Terry praised brooder set fire to a (hit ken coop Las Vegas wife slayer, was exe- Troop 6, Melvin Bair division of the city Hun- highly the perfect order and t e SaLunl v nmning at 3 3i ( uted at sunrise today in the It is planned for each district to busy Merit badges. Logan district of anests were made indreds a conduct on some the well lu k The (oop loon hi ks ami campfire high scheduling throughout lethal gas chamber of the Nevada Troop 3, Guv Cardon, Robert Martoo long, cluding parking parking elevation be were it where bv seen hens dest roved as the the as events 3o 4 may by organized state prison. enler. Rodnev D Hess troop 4. cutin the gutter jay hospitality and sports- fire It wruN th property of Mr He was the sixth victim to die other districts in the council from ded Morrell, Lowell Thomas, corners At noon the city splendid met ting their i. esu band LaPffix bv Mrnuel Tiu with the loss campfires manship from the fumes ot gas since the YVavman, Marion Hill, ParThe Vanguard division agreed police court was filled to to capats no i Free housing and meals were pro n ifed at There .tale adopted its use in 1921 as senley Black, troop 9, Russell city and it was necessary that was adthere a not and vided the Miiance students enough dancing i method" of executing painless minor offenders and make troop 15. Carvel Nuhn, Ausvancement in the present program tence Had it not been for tin nun party given in their honor Friday tillers for the greater offenses tin Frank Oneida distrii Troop end decided upon more courts of room the home, garnjv an othei build evening school officers The Ruv 43, Clair Condie; troop 30 junior high honor for Vanguard scouts the band were lugs would hive he a destroy d Accompanying consisted of mayor Jay Taylor; Kelton Mertill, Harry Stephenson, Announcement was made that Madis Peterson, treasurer. Mims June White, band chaperone, bv the fire The (ountv fir Two of Logans big businessmen won due to rumors that Yandell H Nielsen, YY'ilhs Smith district archery finals must be clerk, and Mrs Lester Miller Mr H H responded but w is h impured boi YY'eldon Kofoed, councilmen, Franklin district Troop 31, DaleHI feeling tlie weight of years forced off he the mix gold Frame hid ir to the H W. the Mrs On that Mr and Adams and completed by June 3 fii, by Burdett getting n their shoulders with another Hart, Reed Crockett. Allred, Dale Corhride, David Y' stindaid date, the council contest will be Griffith and Nathan Greaves rools and tin min Terry year piled on tolOiytnn, YY'u.vne Hall, LR A held A team of four will be seB. T. Carday. Kenning-lon- , Ira 33, troop lected with three individuals with don, Logan's welt s Y'ern and Myrl Khppert, results counting in flight, shot known jeweler, Chadwuk; troop 35, YVendell and target. A leaders team will es ami Max John-soHart. Max Rand ill. troop 37, also be selected, the leaders comthe H propri-- 5 Mums YVmward, Farmer, NEYV YORK, May 8 Now peting on a district basis while the etor of the Royal 52. Alvin A Davis, Dean and tump uur president has been going on i tear whnh t Tin c.ise 8 YYhat But only of YVASHINGTON. Y'anguards are on a troop basis democracy worshipers May Bakery, are the (Continued on Page 3) ja eelelirators. Announcement of the Vanguard American along mighty nice and our voters were thinkiDg he is reassured in his faith that the Roosevelt voters took a more How J congress, both Democratic and baseball league being attempted in about when they went to the "our present tendency to dismiss st the ind than old Thats a deudfd supporters Republican, have been decent the Cache stake was made If it polls last November is the sub- - the public mentality as a thing of warn There's a of one nf the other candidates BRITAIN OFFERS beyond ail expectations. They is probably far proves successful, other districts ject of a unique survey und re- - extreme simplicity difference! " of year's i have given him every power for on the repeal S. from the in the council may adopt a simiplank Edward truth proRobinson, port by choicest t egj from mayhem to manslaughtin- - eighteenth amendment fessor of psychology at Yale uni- in unlar program. and most beauti-- j J jgj ter, but if he starts asking DEBTS The voter is becoming more lib- - turns; farmers, factory workers versity. terms IS ful blossoms go for the sole and exclusive right The five other propositions that qualified Professor Robinson has long eral in his political thinking. ' ' The Hoover voters were princito Mrs. George to deal with this debt tiling doubted that the public stupidity Robinson demonstrates Retaining majorities from all p irttes f ivored enhe is going to ride his horse pally distinguished foi their of the principles of Mr i ailed for federal is as great as the public seems to some LONDON Miy 8 d'Pk Great Dunbar today on her sixtieth blrth-duptolectinn ot dorsement that of the principle under the first limb he has think it is. He suggested to the Hoovers rugged individualism ami states wishing to retain prohibi-stil- l federal aid in the economic Constant illness for more crisis Britain will agree to the United hit. These debts have become National League of Women Y'oters vague as to what socialism lion diastic reduction of govern-ma- should be confined to state and lo- fttates proposed for an economic than 35 years has not dampened imbedded into the people's PRESTON be. he is nevertheless veering President Taylor last year that they get together on keeping the expenditures if truce United the States the sweet spirit of this remarkable governments, and to minds like religion has and Nelson of the Oneida stake presi- a study of political opinions of slightly toward socialistic doc-- i urrency sound at all hazards' cal on war debt woman. With our sincere congrattruce such grants upervised institutions his of inthe believes any time you come out on He voters. farmer has obtained for Last announced fall conference trines now, for less adjustment by dency they it go prayers paym-nt- s. reported reliably ulations hanks and railroads as either side (just like arguing of law to the for Saturday and Sunduy, May 13 from about 8500 men and women stant e, that: supply produotion re today pain and more joy and happiness! The Thomas vote was associated hi This religion) you are going to and 14 The Saturday evening ses- in 37 states their reactions to the 'The rich should bear a larger and demand, and govermni nt .supnew gained lose, and change nobody's opinsion will be held in Mink Creek candidates and to 24 typical politi- proportion of tne burden of taxa- port of only those veterans dis- with the most decided political substantiation development in quarters close to ion These opinions and only in that group abled by the YY'oild YY'ar Yours, cal statements that were being tion." chapel at 8 p m the and observers imgovernment The Sunday session will be held used m the campaign It is the duty of the federal convictions and a strong opposi- was there a majority for joinur upon it as the The professor is stili unable to government to place farming on tion to bonus pavinenl Rulnnon the World Court, for leading the mediately seized at the stake house in Preston at SAN FRANCISCO. May 8 tlP) resisof England's wav to woild peace bv reducing explanation suvs. "represent the pnlitn it 10 a. m and The stake asseit any faith in the sort of an equal footing with industry. San Francisco butter today, 93 tance to America's frantic efforts of voters as a whule just army and navy, and lor recognu The Hoover voters, the Room convention will he held in public omniscience which has been MIA. to gam British approval of a tar- - score 23. la ll Miihitufht the stake bouse Sunday evening. claimed by some of the mure ur- - velt voters and the Thomas vot- - before election. ing Russia Ability Can Be ited. Whose (odd Is In-li- Jail RrotluTs Held Pres. Evorton Reports Sixty Per Cent Registration fan Need For Vote Haste Rail xt-a- ( f jt n v Y l , t ' l I 11 y pie-oel.- I - miK - year I , Rej-eie- VY LEVENS DIRECTOR PRAISES a Oiari-Nielse- n, i Pus-sai- l p 1 f.rst-clas- PRODUCER Smithfield Schedules Graduation Flor-and- -- 1 m i 128 AWARDS ' , : d n YY'il-foi- CAMP - JAPANESE START Y - , li I , n South (ache Hand Wins (on test Honor 1 h PRESTON WIFE I -- Y Y YYil-lia- v Me-iha- Happy-- f PirtlulQUf Kill in-ei- d- YVen-de- Rogers ll Sor-jinso- YY'il-li- What Were Voters Thinking Last November? 'says. -- La-vo- n dt-n- se-r- ' PROPOSAL The Oneida Conference Set For Week End v y tn-- nt government-s- s BUTTERPRICES 2pm 1 y |