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Show Friiay, November GAItFJELD LEADER. GARFIELD. UTAH News Review of Current t'fe Ilwlid for Bui; Events the World Over -- ,,,-!' Briefly Told Readers WATER SAYING PLAN. BUST BUG KILLERS. ASS DEBT HOLIDAY. CRAIN IS ADVANCING. BATES ABE LOWERED. UT. All artesian wella which hara been flowing or pumped daring tho growing aeaion ahoold be closed at once is the advice of tbs Utah count; agent This plan will conserve a considerable supply of water for Irrigating next season. PROTO, Crews of ninety tea are working on the U. & project for bug extermination adjacent to 8tar valley. This work greatly relieves the local unemployment situation. APTON, WTO. OGDKN, UT. According to tbs district manager of tho Farmers National Grain corporation, stocks t wheat remaining In the Inter mountain country are unusually small and values are rising. Prices have shown an increase of approximately 18 cents la the last three months end rates have made sa advance until they exceed the prices an the Chicago market. BOISE, IDA. Reductions In tho electric power rates In Barks, Kellogg and Wallace have been ordered by the public utilities commission. Tha cities are served by the Public Utilities Consolidated corporation. BOISE, IDA. Western states Irrigators petitioned congress for a three-yes- r moratorium on reclamation project paymenta and added a request for an appropriation for the reclamation fund to carry on present projects after receipts from settlers ceased. The Irrigators held a two-dameeting and formed a permanent organisation known as tho Federal Reclamation congress, In whose name the requests on congress were made. y TOOELE, UT. About 600 men Conference TremenEchoes of the Hoover-Lavdous Victory of British Conservatives Japan al Doesn't Weaken in Manchurian Affair. By EDWARD W. PICKARD LAVAL bag sailed happy la tbo belief that bis conversations with President Boom accomplished s greet deal toward settling world problems. And Mr. Hoover and his aids presumably are equally satisfied. Others, In America and Europe, nr doubtfnL However, d d a Hons from the rather vague statements Issued by tbe President and the premier art that the real achievements of the conference are these: between tbe United States and France on the economic and financial remedial necessary to end the worldwide depression; recognition of the fact that Germany may find it necessary to call for of Its capacity to pay reparations, as provided by tbe Toung plan. In Ueu of extension of the Hoover moratorium; maintenance of the gold standard and a stabilisation of exchange rates through the medium of International monetary conference, If necessary; an end of the drive on the dollar, so far as French holders thereof are concerned, and an excellent understanding of the political problems which underlie such quea-tlon- a as disarmament. Senator Borah's projection of himself and his opinions Into the discussions will be a subject of excited speculation for some time te come. Whether or not be tried to steal the spotlight, he almost succeeded In doing just that when be bluntly fold the French correspond ents that the Versailles peace treaty would have to be revised, especially In regard to the Polish corridor and the division of Hungary, and that the United States would not enter Into any security pact In later conversations with M. Laval and with Tytui Flllpowlcx. the minister from Poland, Mr. Borah stuck to bis pronouncements though be admitted considerable Ignorance of conditions In central Europe. M. Laval treated the chairman of the senate committee on foreign relations with politeness, but the French newspapers dismissed hla sugges tions ns childish. PREMIER went to work when the International Smelter company's Iqcal smelter opened for business recently. LOGAN, UT. A proposal to put off the paying of fifty per cent of the taxes for six months without penalty, and to reduce the 1932 tax levy by twenty-fiv- e per cent has been laid before the Cache county commissioners by s joint committee of tbs Cache County Taxpayers association and tbs Cache county farm bureau. The tax limit date has already been postponed to Dec 20, 1031 by tbs commissioners, which la tbs limit under the law. DRAPER, UT. While D. Martin, a local farmer, was In bed recovering from a broken aboulder and 5 broken riba, his fellow farmers turned out to harvest bis crop. The force consisted of 62 workmen, 5 teams and lifters, four trucks and four wagons. V4ANY of the Berlin papers BOISE, IDA. The state law recalled the parley In Washingto secure liquires til censee from the state department ton a failure, bnt German statesof agriculture. The deadline for men unofficially expressed their satthese licenses passed some months isfaction because President Hoover ago. advised Europe ti will IDA. BOISE, Employment must get togethei be furnished to s number of Idaho and arrive at dell workmen on four highway projects, nlte agreement, not been which have bids for opened on by the state department of public only on reparations war debt works. Low bids on the four pro- bnt also. did not. He jects totalled (100,580. It was remarked BURLEY, IDA. Lack of employ address hlmself to mcnt has resulted In an unusual France and Ger volume of wood cutting In the Minmany alone.' It was idoka national forest. With time on said that German their hands, unemployed men are fears that the conn-tr- y hauling hundreds of loads of lummight be placed at the mercy of ber from the reserve. A great deal France If the Washington parleys Of the wood brought out has been failed to accomplish a Joint solukilled during tbe pine beetle control tion bad proved unwarranted, and operations. that the problems are now before ORE. The Uni- Europe aa a whole. Berlin feels PORTLAND, that an International conference on versity of Idaho won tbe lntercol legists crops judging contest at the war debts and reparations must be Pacific International Livestock ex- called quickly. position. Idaho scored 8190 points; Germany derived further satisMontana State, 8137 ; Oregon State; faction from the visit to Berlin of 7296. John Hobnhorst, of Idaho, re- Dlno Grandl, foreign minister of ceived high score with 2840 points. Italy, The Italian pledged his Ernest R. Sears of Oregon State, country to help Germany In the Wan second with 2832 points. task of overcoming Its present great difficulties and the Berlin officials MORGAN, UT. To relieve conditions in Morgan else believe that the forthcoming employment county It Is planned to Improve the trip of Signor Grandl to Washinghighway from Morgan City to Por- ton will farther clarify the situaterville. Other road work is to be tion and redonnd to the benefit of considered as a means of putting n Germany. umber of men and teams at work. Britain went to the men UT. Thirty-fiv- e TOOELE, and gave the Nationaof Tooele county have applied for list government of Ramsay MacDonfederal livestock feeding loans, ald a most astonishing victory. The PRICE, UT, Graveling of the Labor party waa almost wiped oat Price-Ca- t canyon project extending so far aa membership east from Price to tbo county line, goes, and parliamentary the Conservatives art In ban been started. .Tbe work la ex- full controL Though at this writpected to be completed la n few ing the returns are not quite comweeks. plete, It la known that every memMOUNTAIN exHOME, IDA. An ber of tbe cabinet is Increase In local mining activity Is cept Sir William Jowett, attorney noted and a consequent relief for general, who lost to another Conun employment In this locality. servative candidate, and Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Snowden, SALT LAKH CITY, UT. The was not n candidate. The sucfirst passenger train service from wbo cess of Prime Minister MacDonald EL Paul to tha Padfic coast via tt Great Northern and Western himself at Seaham Harbor was in Padfic railroads new link will a doubt for time, but be won by a a reality Armistice Day, good majority. Among the victors November 11th. The golden spike, were Lady Nancy Astor.and Visdriven in celebration of the opening count Borodale, son of Earl Beatty. labor party leaden who went eg tbe Klamatb-Keddl- e link will be down In defeat include Arthur HenInserted on that data. BUHL. IDA. Jack Dempseya derson, Ben Tillett, Ben Turner, hand here baa been called John Clynes and Margaret Bondfield. planned and other prominent Labor-Ite- s ef because of tbe death of a mem- They will be provided with seats ber at hla party who was accident UteF" the resignation of through killed In eEy Wyoming. members representing aura constlt- - i Great U opening of eongreaa in December. He wishes to foster the establishment of efficient and to promote tbe development ef foreign markets for the products of the islands, FORGOTTEN heroes In Cyprus ENGLAND'S troubles although troops wars hastily brought to ths Island by plan firom Egypt and warships -twere concentrated here. Tbe unrest eras reported to be BY Elmo Scott Y7tson The Perils of Peace end of war does not always the coming of peace. That fact was nil toe strongly Impressed upon the mind of CM. Robert E. Withers of tbe Confederate army la April. 1863. Be was commander of tbe aollltary prison at Dan-villVi, where were held more than 6,000 Union prisoners guarded only by disabled Confederates and men too old and boys too young to serve In tbe field. All through tbe last winter of tbe Civil war tbe specter of famine bad In Danville fambeen ine for tbe captives, tha guards and - No, I dont lavs tarns. Yon cant have them, and Then came tha the .ownspeopla. hold this sort of position. My head need tothrob news that Richmond bad surrenaround three odock. and certain days. of coarse dered and with It Confederate cavworse thin others. mm colonel the wbo Informed alrymen Then I learned to rely on Bayer Aspirin that they bad orders to burn tbs cure foe any headache is rest But tome. sore The to. all and across river ths bridges times vru must postpone Thats when Bare bacco warehouses In Danville. WithAspirin saves ths day. Two tablets, and the nawfna ers protested. It would mean a conpain is gone antd too are home. And race ionara flagration which would destroy tha comfortable, the pain seldom returns! town, and since the Confederacy bad Keep Bayer Aspirin handy. Dont it awav r put off taking Fighting a headachepot collapsed In Virginia there waa no to flnfch tha -military advantage to such ruin. day may he heroic, but it ia also a little foolish. Sola sacrificing a nights sleep because youve an annoviu Finding bis protests unavailing. cold, or irritated throat, or grumbling tooth, neuraLriZ Colonel Withers declared that be neuntis. These tableU always relieve. would resist such destruction with depress the heart, and may be taken freely. That fa armed force and bis stand saved medical opinion. It ia a fact established by tha last tbe bridges and thq warehouses. twenty years of medical practice. Tbe next crisis came after tbe The only caution to be observed is when you an surrender of Appomattox. A large taping aspirin. Bayer is genuine. Tablets with the body of paroled soldiers from Lee's Bayer eras are mtfe. army arrived la Danville. Hungry end In rags, they became excited at tbe rumor that tha warehouses con- 'mm AUTO WINS ITS WAY tained the very things they needed IN EASTERN LANDS and they were urged on by people from the surrounding country who The automobile haa recently mad hoped to share In tbs loot No soonBut yon cant expect to enjoy good er had he broken np this mob than health It yon are allowing disease two more conquests In some Federal "bummers appeared. germs to accumulate end multiply parts of tbe world. Our State departShould they enter. It was likely somewhere in your system. Coughs, ment has Just recognized the governthey would release the Federal pris- colds, bronchitis, tons ill tls, rheuma- ment of Ibn Sand, king of Hejas and oners wbo were clamoring for their tism and often neuritis are the work sultan of Nejd and divers other tracts freedom nod whose temper waa an of disease organisms which must be of tbe Arabian desert Ibn controls uncertain quantity after the priva attacked and destroyed It good tbe sacred place of Mecca, and it Hons they bad endured. .If they health is to be restored. These and seems that Moslem pilgrims who forgot out of band. Danville would be many other more serious types of In- merly journey thither by caravan In tbe power of a mob whose exfection may be controlled and good now prefer to travel by auto bus, cesses would know no limits. So health restored by chemically de- much to the scandal of the holy meh when tbe train bearing the "bum the germs, using B. A M and the discomfiture of the camel stroying mere" rolled into town It was met The Germicide, to stop drivers. In diplomatic circles It Is Penetrating by a group of armed men whose d tbe bacterial poisoning; The B k M. calculated that our recognition of the termtned attitude soon sent them treatment Is unlike any other quick picturesque Arab potentate will stimon their way. ulate the sale of American automoand positive In action. Tbe next day the advance guard should have B. k If. In stock. he biles In the land of the prophet ' ' If of the Federal troops appeared and falls to Meanwhile the datal lama, bead of supply you promptly, send us Colonel Withers was bappy to turn his name and (L23 and we will mall tha monastic hierarchy that rules over to the Union commander tbe you a falValse bottle. Helpful book- Tibet, baa ordered u devil wagon responsibility for keeping order let free on request F. El Rollins from India for hla private and royal after tbe prisoners were released 63 Beverly St, Boston, Mass. use, all of which Is in defiance of the So Danville remembers the name of Co, 13000-odmonks who constitute tha (Adv.) Robert E Withers, whose determln governing casts of the country. The atlou and courage saved It from 'he story goes that tha grand lama prePlacing the Blase perils of peace which were greater viously owned another car. but the NaPresident Patterson of the than the perils of war. tional Cash Register company criti- other priests objected so vigorously cized Bussla ou his return from to It that be soon locked It ap la a Justice After 24 Years mule stall in the monastery, where Europe. It succumbed to the ravages of rust second battle of Bull Run he blames Stalin, said, foreign THEthe Civil war had been The magnitude of such an Innovafought capitalism for tbe want and, misery and again the Union forces had Russia Is tion may be understood when om now. is Stalin undergoing been defeated realizes that the machine age la The oews stunned Uke Mrs. Johnson. the North especially since the name Who broke your mantel mirror, Tlbef has Targety been limited to the Bull Run was one which rankled prayer wheels In which the 13000-odMrs. Johnson T said s neighbor. In Ita mind after the Ignominious at monks grind out their incantasaid Mrs. Johnfair of July 21. 1801. Rumors of son. My hubby, dear, ... -... tions, -He ducked."., dislojaity and of sympathy with the Southern cause among certain Familiar ' Ia Good Condition officers of the Union army had been On arrival tha of two relatival At wae school of the there opening frequent before Jhe battle, and aft er It was all over the public want- a great deal bf buying and selling of whom Mary Jana bad not aeea lot used textbooks. Many advertise- some time, her mother Inquired: ed a scapegoat. Dont you know these visitor Gen. John Pope, commander of the ments appeared on blackboards BeJane?" of Mary forth featnres attractive tbe lting Union forces, who had been out The child studied them and, obsmarted by Stonewall Jackson and respective books. The usual Inducewho had fought a battle of hlun ment to purchasers was a low price, serving that one was extremely tall ders. was ready to furnish such a but one pupil advertised as follows; while the other was short, she recapegoat. He had given Maj. Gen For aale: English Book L Good plied: ' Is It Mutt and Jefff Fltz-JohExchange. Porter certain orders Shape, Never Used. which, as the Wattle developed, were A man gets back at hla best friend Thats AO Impossible to obey minutely. So In Joe, does your baby ever say cute when he kicks himself. report pope shouldered the blame for the defeat off on to Por- things V ter. "We dont want her to say cute Virtue la Its own reward and fro Up to this rime Porters record things. We want her to abut up." quently Its own press agent had been a brilliant one. But It could not save him from being made .Royal Reception Eiviroianl the victim of the second defeat at And yon say. dear, that If me Fiance room reminds Guest this Why, Manassas. come home late at night after were I of a prison. In November, 1802. he m as married III be treated Uke a klngt Hotel Manager Well, ItS an at Washington jind la a r. Fiancee Y es, youll be kicked out one to. used U matter f what trial the result of which was a foregone conclusion, was found guilty God has given ns tongues that of the charges, dlsoldience to to cur orMany a man Is worth less than the may ray something pleasant ders and cowardice In the face of Insurance he carries. fellow men. Heine. the enemy, cashiered and forever disqualified from holding any office Of trust or profit under the Marcellua, Won, Rome, Carthage, But Porter had Uaele Ebeo Utica and Syracuse are some of the proved himself a "A man dat aln got no cares ner classical names drawn from ctassle fighting man on the battlefield and a fighting man he Intended troubles," said Uncle Eben. wont names and places fathered apoo to continue being for year he made be satisfied to let well enough alon& New York cities. repeated efforts to. have his case re- He'll go ah git hlsse'f a dog." Star. - opened. but his appeals reU First upon Washington draf ears. Grant., while President' The first mechanical contrivance the Few New Lost for the purpose and wa until access was had to Confederate 4 In these days of radio, Yearda-lewaa Doctor made by teletype hearing records of the battle that Bew end telegraph It Is difficult tor s per-soef London In 1848. light was thrown upon the case to get lost" the chances bef4 A military board under President ing about 10 to 1 against complete Big Fsotpriat Hayee acquitted Porter of all rault disappearance A dinosaurs footprint on exhibit except unwise criticism of bis suat the American Museum ot N tarsi perior.. In May. 1882. President , Cold Needs Alley History la 89 inches long and althur remitted the sentence but Ar Each gold coin bi the United most 8 feet across. ve' toed a ill providing for the pay- States mint Is composed - of 900 ment of back salary. Finally In 88C parts of gold and 100 parts ot eom-pe- r. Hew They Get'That Way a bill was passed The copper alloy gives the gold by congress and A pessimist may be that way besigned by resident Cleveland mak a hardness. cause of the optimists who owe him log Porter a colonel of Infantry B money. Hamilton (Ontario) Spe-tVrank fr Marvelous Buildiag ctator. May 14. 1801. and placing h!m no the re JTha great pyramid of Cheops conAfler to1'11 various tains 2,300,000 blocks of each Civil offices In New Mistletoes Hornet" fork. Porter died weighing on the averageatone, two and In May. 1901. and for a Apple, thorn, maple, poplar, f brief moton k ment America recalled the hero lindeq, and, occasionally, of will furnish n home for the mist! fight for justice; toe parasite. IA lilt Wwmi Nivnuai THE spreading te Malta. Tbe Cypriotes want tbelr Island tamed ever to oenclea. Sir Oswald Mode;, wealthy Greece and the leader of tbe new party, eras a poor Maltese apparently hla In district. third seek union with Tbs triumph ef tha Conservatives Italy. The goverla so tremendous that It may prove nor of Cyprus, 81r embarrassing and result in the Ronald Storrls, downfall ef Prime Minister Mac- whose official resisuch baTS s dence In Nlkoaia Donald, Tbe Tories huge majority that they probably wan burned by the will taka ever the control of the later that tha siturioters, In that case tt la ex- ation In reported government tha island's towns waa canpected they will undertake te pass ter except In Kyrenla, where mobs protective tariff legislation, though tried te tear down the British flag Stanley Baldwin and other Conserv- and bolst the flag of Greece. In ative leaders have been rather non- some other tha natives places committal on that subject fought the troops and burned customs buildings. The bishop of - congress- Kyrenla waa among those arrested. ADICAL Republic It Is not nt all surprising to learn men, eight in number, have served notice on tbo regular Re- that tha Third Internationale Is publicans that they will not coop- blamed for tbe outbreaks In Cyprus The erate with tha latter In the organ- and the unrest In Malta isation of the new bonae unless colonial office in London haa known their demands for agricultural and for some time that Communists were unemployment relief are given con- working In those Islands through sideration. These La Follette fol- the British branch of the League Against Imperialism, and It was lowers, according to their newspaper in Madison, are to bold a meet- discovered tbe other day that the ing within s few weeks and have Communists had planned to blow Invited tha attendance of radical up the immense naval and private representatives from other states, stores of oil In Cyprus. It was also namely: Philip D. Swing, Cal- learned that Maltese organizations ifornia; EL II. Campbell, Iowa; have called on their merchants Florello La Guardis, New York; scattered throughout the MediterJames H. Sinclair, North Dakota: ranean to join In a boycott of BritO. B. Lovette, Tennessee, and Paul ish goods. J. Kvale, Minnesota. admire the nerve and ONE must persistence of Japan experts motives are even and If her Democratic .financial rights are proposing tbe As the Manchurian creation of n (2.000,000,000 pool by questionable. the Japanese are affair stands now, retbe government for Immediate to fight China if that Is necesdiscounting of fros-e- n ready real estate se- sary to enforce their demands, curities and other though they profess only peaceful alow paper In the Intentions; they have defied the hands of banka. League of Nations, refusing to listen Tbe plan was put to the order of the league council forward by Sena- that they withdraw their troops la betor Bulkley of Ohio, Manchuria to tbe railway zone who called it a fore November 16, when the counof the cil will reassemble; they commandcorollary Hoover emergency ed the Chinese government to reeconomic program. pair at once a river bridge which He urged that It was damaged by bombs from tbelr should be carried own planes; and now they have out through an es- sent through Foreign Minister a friendly warning" jo the tablished government agency rather than a new one, and suggested Soviet Russian government urging the federal land banka. Hla Idea that Russian troop demonstrations border la that tha government should float on the Munchurlan-Slberia- n bonds to raise the huge sum, be- be discontinued. Baron 8hldehara conlieving that such an Issue would told Moscow he was deeply moveover these cerned military do a lot In drawing currency out ments and that they were causing of hoarding. Senator Glass of Virginia, who la an unpleasant effect on both Chispokesman for the Democrat! on nese and Japaneso soldiers. When the league council meets banking matters, gave the Bulkley plan his approval. Both these sen- Japan util lay before It as part of ators are on the banking subcom- its case, a list of treaties which It mittee now engaged In drafting new contends China baa failed to relegislation. They have declared spect. Tokyo refuses to consider their opposition to any tampering the proposal to refer these pacts with the federal reserve system In to The Hague peace court, holding the effort to get that organization there is no difficulty in their Interto rediscount new paper to meet pretation. the emergency. a they are OVER Into have an Important CONTROVERSY over the election on November 8, and it may economy pro- result In the curbing of tlie royal gram reached the acrimonious power. Recently stage. William Howard Gardiner, Peter Zlvcovltoh, civof the Navy league, a president lieutenant general ilian organization, gave out a stateof tbe royal guard ment attacking the Presidents navy and a popular figconstruction policies and accusing ure In the counMr. Hoover of abysmal Ignorance" try, became premainof the reafeons wby navies are mier. Now he haa tained. The President retorted with been compelled to would he apthe announcement that hla commisresign point a committee to Investigate the sion In the army to declarmade Gardiner, charges by to the conform ing they were full of untruths and that bidding kings misstatements and that at tbe conhe place himself aa clusion of the Inquiry he would exa civilian at the pect a public apology from Garbead of tbe governdiner. ment party Ust In the election. to the half bii- - Some political observers see In the Subscriptions subtle m8ve to pool formed king's action a f- hli great ZiVcovltchoaccording to the President's proposals have been coming In so strength. plentifully from all parts of tbe CAPONE, who wad sentenced country that Its managers Informed to eleven years lit "prison and was to President about It the put n tbe credit extension plan into oper- fined (30,000 by Federal Judge In Chicago for Income tag ation by helping banks turn their good but frozen assets Into cash fraud, la to remain In tbe county jail there until the United States for business purposes. Hopeful of buoyant results from Court of Appeals passes on his case. tbe plan, the administration haa He hoped to be released en ball, dropped for tha time being Its con- bnt this the appeals court refused, templated action for strengthening though It decreed that ha should not be sent to Leavenworth Immerailroad bonds. diately, as Judge WQkeraon preCECRETARY OF WAR HURLEY, ferred. Philip D'Andrea, CaponeS bodyon hts return to Washington, was senreported to President Hoover wbat guard during tha trial.' he learned in the Philippines, and tenced to six months la jail by Immediately thereafter Mr. Hoover Judge Wlikerson on the charge of announced that In hla opinion In- contempt of court He wns found to be carrying a revolver Into tbe dependence for the Islands at this time, without assurances of eco- courtroom, and tha judge considnomic stability, would lead to dis- ered him a part ef the hoodlum oraster. Be knows, however, that a ganization that tried to Intimidate the governments witnesses. large group la congress, perhaps majority In each honse. Is ready to vote for Independence, so be DROMINENT men who passed away daring the week Included la getting ready to offer a new policy for tbe Islands that he hopes Ronatd W. Boyden, American memwill head off such legislation. This ber of the world court at Tha policy provides for American co- Hague; John M. Bowman, presioperation In giving the Philippines dent of a grant hotel corporatism economic and governmental stabil- and Charles A. Comlskey. owner of the Chicago American - tragus ity, the methods te be presented In the Presidents message at tbe baseball dub. A iiiiWmsotw Swmm pvua.) r Jugo-SIavl- de-prl- AL 6, 1S3I a a PATH OB? just postpone it!" I ever-prese- ' it it ThefS j I'silli Is rO . Year Odard Side Tour-druggis- t d d -- ' n ' ' t court-martlale- d PatB-finde- ' Ear-Trump- et y n , -- one-hal- 24-ye- (Juloa.t rv |