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Show 4 ACli LlGIIf MUM 01 It now Washington, May 7 appears that the weather man has joined the forces. At least, the intensithe heat m Washington ty-of is playing havoc with me pians of tne administration to iorce certain congress, to uo a amount of wort. Tne president he made it clear tnat d wants eileciive law legislation passed beiore tiie adjournment now scheduled for June, Congress is inclined, however, to procrastinate in order to Keep issues down to a minimum, with the thermometer piaying around ninety degrees ana tne humidity uieir dilatory tactics are Hie legisiatois quite etfective. are not disposed to stay in Washington, even at tne re-is It quest or t,he president. tear they only the have ol reprisals lrom ncglecw anti-Hoov- er enforce-shoul- whou-som- oh public vt his suggestions business tnat Keeps their noses " grind-ston- e. several Mr. Hoover placed bundles oiv the congressional doorstep some months ago and now insists that del mite action should be taken on his proHe Is principally inposals. eniurcement terested In law measures, notably the proposal to transler the prohibition unit from the Treasury department to The d. pui tment ot justice. would leaders Congressional consider pretern- to postpone non l- this meaiuxe-hirt-thU- deprcsidcnl has renewed his Mr. mands. They realize that if could liuoviF- - is ignored he make it embarrassing for them Exby calling a special session. traordinary meetings of congress are not welcome, especially in campaign years when the entire membership of the house d of the senate and must carry their cause direct to thru- constituents during the Mr. summer and fall months. have Hoover would like to action on his proposal to unify the border patrol and on a measure to relieve court congestion The view prevails that only the transfer ol the prohibition unit apwill receive congressional proval at this time. , The senate has wrangled so much over the tariff that leaders hope the conference report, which has passed- - over the main the house, jority of hurdles will find easy- - going within a It is obvious tjiat few days. an effort will be made to take advantage of a psychological situation, which has developed The hope is expressed lately. in many quarters that the senate may guard the tariff as a secondary issue -- to- its - consideration of the naval treaty. Since the time the league of nations gave many senators an unusual '.amount of publicity the senate has manifested a weakness for debate on one-thir- inter--nation- ul affairs.-- - He believes, how-liever, that booms and slumps be placed under accur-meate examination with a view to To achieving greater stability. this end he proposes to appoint an economic council or another commission" td give" an intimate iy improved. as nt study to the matter. Utah And Idaho News Briefs By The Associated Press Salt Lake City An mcrease of more than 35 percent in receipts from cigaret tax stamps for the first foure months of 1930 over the same period last year Is shown In figures made public by state treasurer, Christensen. The receipts for the first four months of this year are $58,568 40 compared with $43,301.28 last year. Christensen said the Increase simply means that more dealers are paying the tax. A. E. 173 Provo With listed as candidates A for young-Trn- . Frank--Smit- h, from the same state was de' - nied admission - to - the senate because of the excessive use of The senate campaign funds. committee believes campaign R netrr have some choicepick-ing- s has City Word the received here of death in Los Angeles Monday of John Marvin Chamberlain, Salt Lake City 85, a retired music dealer and a resident of Utah for 76 years. Mr. Chamberlain had gone to California last fall for his health. The pioneer was a veteran of the He Blnckhawk Indian wars. leaves seven sons. 0 Franklln, Idaho F ran klin Idahos oldest city, is slowly decreasing in population. Settled in 1860, Franklin grew into a thriving town, but later the rapid growth of Preston caused a slump at Franklin. The population, for L&3Q is 521 as compared with 589 In 1920 and a greater number in 1910. 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WEED CREAM -- 35o PATaMuLIVB SHAVING CRRAM 75c Manicure Scissors, $1 northwest. He said that he had sold between 50,000 60,000 and bushels of wheat, the first lot to be disposed of In - the. district embraced by the north Pacific organization SATURDAY 60o MENNEN'S Ramsdells Cold 69c Cream In temporary headquarters Pendleton and later would set -the np agencies throughout FRIDAY, Featuring a Fascinating Array of World-Fam- ed Toiletries at Special Prices this week. M: Ramsdelts Cold . 39c Cream would establish FOR THURSDAY, A Contribution to the Art of Feminine Fas- $1A0 La Cross Manicure $l.ob Daggett for Postage. SPECIALS NAIL GLAZO i WENDELBOE JEWELRY i OPTICAL CO. rtn 75c have estimated Engineers Business men who gauge with that a reduction of one six reasonable precision the trend teenth of an inch in the thick of business are considerably en- ness of saws would save a $60 couraged at the pronounced 000.000 lumber waste to the increase in residential build- - United States annually. - I&rzoi. -- Mail Orders Filled. cination, distinguished by elaborate Displays. 3 eri When Spring is Here, the First National screen Version of the successful musical play of that name, comes Thursday to the Capitol Theatre for a three day? engagement, one ofL the most popular teams of the present season will appear in . a story finely suited to their temperaments. This new pair of screen lovers, Dernice Claire, am Alexander Gray, have already appeared in No, No, Nanette with marked success. They will continue to be featurec together for some time to come. Spring is Here is brought to the screen with all the charm, romance and comedy that made the stage play one of the most successful of Broadway pro-- , cluctions for a full season. Alexander Gray, who gained his first screen honors playing, opposite lover of JIarilyir Miller in Sally, is Terry, the Betty, the role filled by Miss Claire. Tin ell, 11 4 v L. B M.ij 0, , a- - Add-1- 0 m ? would be sent to the northwest to cover all wheat deposited as collateral on a basis of $1.13 a bushel. He said that loans for approximately 3200,000 bushels, applications for which now are on file, would be approved within a few days. H. W. Collins of Pendleton Ore, recently appointed as- . are here.- . t V alloted, he soon is the most eventful happening and marriage. It is an onward t.- -, in life that should be remembered with a gift th v. is appropriate and lasting such as Jewelry. of articles and a wide range of prices A great selection v Graduation Thursday, Friday, Saturday NAIL 7 POLISH .... 60c CUTEX POL, Spokane, Wash., May 7 fjp) F. J. Wilmer of Rosalia, president of the North Pacific Grain Growers, Inc., assured members'" of " the - organization today that enough farm relief money to cover all applications for loans on 1929 wheat would be available soon. President Wilmer said that in $2,500,000. approximately said Ideal Gifts . For Graduates : JSc CUTEX LIQUID Farm Money sistant S4,!!lw i SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY 4. $1,400,000 -- CoT - ginally - of. Walgreen t versity In June, the commencement and baccalaureate speakers have been announced." B. H. Roberts, senior member of the first quorum of sevenSaints ties of the Latter-da- y church, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon June 1. The commencement address will be given by Briant S- Hinckley, president of the Liberty Lake stake of Salt Lake City, addition to the Opens Today Under the management ' of artistic hair cutting department Phoenix, Ariz., May 7 (7PJ courteous serRobert Jones of Ogden, Utah, MrsTNtfble, who recently came offering expert, and childrens ladies In vice to compete here from San Francisco, the Jtoday was eligible hair cutting by W. J. OShea. in the national oratorical con- Cache valley Beauty Salon The opening of Mrs. Nobles test of the future farmers of this morning In the Beiurfy .salon adds another America as a result of his vic- opened Cache valley bank building. ThejWOrthy and distinctive place for tory in the first annual re- north entrance to building Logan and Cache valley patrons gional contest here last night. gives access to thisthe most thoroughly whQ are seeking the The contest was held here modern Beauty salon whicn is; modem the best service In and under the auspices of the con completely equipped to give ef- - beauty culture. ference of vocational workers ficient service in all branches of the 11 western states. Nine of beauty, culture. Mrs. Noble state representatives were en has had a number of years ex- Idaho Death tered- culture perience in beauty Second place was won by management, supervision and Edward Paxton of Bakersfield, work, learning her trade in the Still Unsolved CaL, and Gleaves Anderson, of Quist Beauty Salon at the Hotel Overton. Neb., placed third. Utah In Salt Lake City, she reThe Utah youth will repre- mained with that firm for a 'Grangevlllq,-- : Idaho; May- - 7 sent the western region In the number of years when her abil- (fi) Officdra Investigating the national oratory contest of ity came to the attention of shooting of James Mason Kerr the future farmers of America manufacturers of equipment for at his ranch on the Little to be held. In Kansas City next this work and she was a dem- Salmon River, said today on from fall. He spoke on The Future onstrator at San Francisco for their return Riggins of the American Farmer. some time. Following this ex- where they went to investiPaxton spoke on What my perience she became associated gate, ' that mystery still enshrouHome Project Work In Voca- with the most famous salons ded the death. of tional Agriculture has taught on the coast, recently moving to Sheriff Herv Rothwell, me about Farm Operation and Logan to make her home. Idaho county, with other offi- wl vie Anderson Management. Competent and experienced cers took George Richards. 68, Talked on Cooperative Mar- - operators are ready to sfrrvejwho said he waslhe only wit- keting as a solution of the discriminating patrons In quart-- , ness of Kerrs death, to Rig farm problem. ers conveniently accessible and iglns and questioning there, the tkwvsKvm Unit students Thosewho talk the" longest and loudest on the tariff will have little time to debate this matter in the competition for newspaper space in discussing the treaty There is a signed In London. committee chance that the "T carings" will "be prolonged 'so that senators can devote their mornings to quizzing administration officials on the details of the. naval agreement and spend a portion of the afternoon in the senate chamber fighting ever the tariff.-The admission of Mrs. Ruth McCormick that she spent $252.-67- 2 in- - her campaign for the Republican nomination as senator from Illinois is taken to mean that the senate elections committee will have another controversy on Its hands in the election event she wins the riext fall. It will be recalled that another candidate for a -s- enate--i'ea struction has been in the small towns and surburban areas, although the larger cities are showing marked imrovement. President Hoover believes that the economic situation is great- - Springfield, 111., May 7 ftfV-T- he Democratic state committhat tee charged yesterday more than one million dollars was spent In behalf of Ruth Hanna McCormicks coadidacy lor the Republican senatorial nomination and that as a result she has no legal right to be the nominee. Democratic leadens pointed out that Mrs. McCormick testified before the Nye senate committee that she spent more than a quarter of a million dollars of her own money, in her April primary battle with Deneen, Senator Charles S. and in addition they charged that three quarters of. a million dollars were dumped into other from her campaign sources. , a resolution Simultaneously, was adopted by the committee calling upon the Illinois voters to consider former Senator Janies Hamilton Lewis, the Democratic nominee, as the only legal candidate. ex- Lewis- emphasized- - that cessive campaign expenditures' would be one of the major and sheriff said, developed many j without warning the rancher refinement mans fired once through the roof artificial discrepancies . In the including comfort, and story. Richards was held. with cooled and then turned the pistol , ventilation own head and fired, otfi. washed air. Richards said 'Kerr accom-jh- is on cers said there were no powder Mrs. Silvia Glover an operator panted him into the bam of wide experienceis wmember the- - Kerr ranch Sunday, and burns on the mans ..lusid of .the staff. Another feature of the Cache Is the Valley Beauty salon Beauty' Salon . iu.iy, u marked'' by Cache Valley National Contest Spent $1,000,000 con- elec- Eligible For Mrs.McCormick It is noteworthy ing. most of the residential June issues In his November tion campaign. Democrats Say, LETTER Written For The Journal by National Filitortal Astaxiation to the VAT: 'HID JOURNAL. LUCAN. CAC11L COUNIL. UTAH 0 $ , |