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Show News Review of Current Events the World Over ' China Japan Still Defies League of Nations and Threatens Groener Asks Fair Play for Germany in Armaments. cited the fact that ths Californian baa opposed ali of the Hoover policies that preved most nnpopular In this part of the country, end also they thought bis coming into aa aa a Presidential entrant In the April primaries might help their state ticket. Those of them who oppose Mr. Hoover had heretofore had no one to suggest except Frank O. Low den. I'2v:s Tid 1 Women of Poland Arc Prepared for Kent War i -- Briefly 1. Friday, UTAH MAGNA TIMC& MAGNA for Busy Readers RU-no- la LIVESTOCK SHOW LOOMS. meet at coeur wlenk. ROAD WORK AIDS IDLE. LARGE POTATO CROr. . LAD ELECTROCUTED. MTN. HOME, IDA. A ear load people reveled news that C. Yen Ness of turkeys shipped from this city weighed 24,000 pounds. of PresiLeavitt, a brother-in-lain Santa was arrested dent Hoover, OGDEN. UTv Premium Bat for By EDWARD W. PICKARD Monica. Calif, on charges of viothirteenth annual Ogden livetba A law. and state tbe the victors by the prohibition vanquished lating Manchuria In stock show, to be held January I ia do war officer and two dry agents to 14, 103 have beet nailed to because, as the League of Na- freeing the victors of their oblige police tions and other .authorities agree, tlona to disarm end making the who were raiding speakeasies there approximately 1500 prospective exhibitors In various sections of tha there cannot be war until a com- vanquished bear the full bruntVer-of found Leavitt In en alley bolding a sack containing nineteen pints of United States and Canada. petent government the disarmament dausea in the liquor, and he waa released on ball has declared war. sailles treaty. BOISE, IDA. The third of what after pleading not guilty. Leavitt have there But him may the sack prove to be a series of public one handed said some been blood battles Conferences and In a store end utility valuation hearings aimed at conBerlin was he and while visiting almost op there equitable chargee In Idaho ever da, and the cerning reparations and war debts asked him to take It out tbe bark fixing announced by the pnblle has been altnation daring the were held behind doted doors, bnt door and get rid of It, and tbat he utilities commission. A valuation eot as a service, the that waa friendly acquiesced reliably reported week was getting It dAlene Coeur set for waa .hearing word contained to sack sent liquor. knowing the worse. .The league French government on the 28 on Washington January The owner of the store, also arrestcouncil was to meet Berlin that whatever Concession g Water Power company for ed, said be believed tbe sack waa again on November are made to meet tbf German commission The purposes. must bo - only temporary brought In by a bootlegger fleeing 18, and It was conwill examine the reasonableness of fronted with the and within the framework of the from the police. Altogether a trivial rate, service and other factors - of not will Leavitt's news France affair, made only by fact that Japan had Young plan; that operation. I Henry not heeded Its or- - agree that Germany's private debts relationship to tba President. over BOISE. IDA. The potato crop repAer to withdraw her troops by that shall be given precedence In Idaho la estimated at harvest if tbat end arations . added payments; with the has aggravation date, royal family RUMANIAS 24.700.000 bushels compared with 2ft-reduction - reiterated la the there any . permanent that Tokyo bad world with another 810.000 for last year. The bushels of the Young romance. This time It la Prince statement that It would not obey In the conditional part tbe yield as higher accombe most It places report conannuities., would niakeuo plan the order sad Nicholas, brother of King Carol than waa expected a short time bepanied by a corresponding reduction cessions to the league. and princess Reana, fore Its release. The quality of the Then China came to bat with a In the war debts owing to tbe United who la tbe central la given at 03 per cent or the . statement by. Its representative at States. Nicholas met crop figure. on record. This condition Is lowest Ia band. other Germany, on tbe Geneva, Dr. Alfred See. In a note accidentally and fell attribnted to the extreme heat of take to condladvantage seeking bla evidently government's In love with Mma. the summer. expressing r of ber present economic distress to tlonal - acceptance of the DeletJ,the divorced reducMORGAN, UT. The beet harvest arms holiday Doctor Bzs told the obtain a great permanent of daughter-in-laformer cabinet reached 4348 tons for this district league secretariat flatly that If the tion of reparations, or even their a The French league covenant and the Kellogg complete obliteration. minister. He asked according to figures reported by a determined tbat are nationalists , In Manchurian the representative of the sugar intern fail Carol for permispact should, crisis, China would build tap her Premier Laval shall not abandon to marry her eats. sion matfighting forces to protect heraelf tbe prlnctple of reparations, no TWIN PALLS, IDA. Aaron Wiland tha king bo bad brings what Germany ter Before pressure that against Japan. son, 1 son of Mrs. M. Wilson of whereupon ' asked the league to send an Inter to bear. climbed Nicholas Barley, was killed when ha climbed Prince Nicholas national force to police the Man Into bis automobile, n power transmission pole at Hey-bur- n la cbnrlan railway sons. , and came in contact with high the lady and drove at top OUR politicaland potbabblingalready and picked up Gen. Ma Cban-shacommanding 125 milea to the village of voltage wires. speed there la a lot of talk, loose and the Chinese troops In southern There he compelled tbe mayor PROVO, UT. Road Improvement was said to have attacked otherwise about next year's camto perform the marriage ceremony, work In Utah county, which ia being Noonl Senator river the the Japanese at paign. W. Norris and tbe happy couple rushed away, carried on by the county in coopGeorge bridge which the latter were rewhile the terrified mayor teleeration with the Utah state road of Nebraska gave pairing, and after a sanguinary conphoned the news te Bucharest commission, to relieve unemployIn voice Washingoff flict the Chinese were driven So far as la known, the king baa ment ia under way in full force on charfew in ton But they did not go far. and at the not relented enough to recognize three projects. acteristic opinions. last retort were gathering for antbe marriage as even a morgaReThe OGDEN, UT. Tba city schools insurgent other attack; and more Japanese natic anion. But be probably wlU publican made a not take severe measures, for he show 1L302 children in Ogden of soldiers were on their way hurriedschool age, Including 5883 girls and strong attack on Is fond of his brother and gives ly to the scene. There were other the policies of Mr. him much credit for bis own success 6619 boys. This is an increase of battles, bnt this was the biggest. 114 pupils over last year. Hoover. and seemed V. What was mors alarming-tfor In gaining the throne of Romania. to the correspondetgn nations was the spread of the OGDEN, UT. Copies of two cirfall of course, Carol cannot ents about ready Then, lighting to the big city of Tientsin. own affairs in tbe culars dealing with reseeding end his remember to This began with outbreaks of Chi- Senator Norris to participate In a Prince Nicholas, who la of range lands and erosion, have bolt of radicals past. nese mobs that attacked the Japtwenty-eigh- t years old. accompanied been received at the intermountain anese concession. The Japanese from the G. O. P. ticket that pre- bla and range experiment station mother, Queen Marie, and ths forest distribution. free for officials said the disorders were dne sumably will be put up next sumPrincess Ileana on their tour of to the fighting of Chinese factions mer. Here are a few of the things America In 1028. WEST POINT, UT. forty men and that the real motive of the the Nebraskan said: and 30 teams recently began work If we ere to keep men employed, Chinese was to occupy the foreign west from the state highway to tho concessions In the city ; so the Jap- why discharge them! It may be OBSERVANCE of Armistice da) West Point atom Ten more men Innumerof for In some Instances prianese forces went into action for necessary teams were added later and It and protection" and shelled the Chi- vate Industry to reduce Its employ- able ceremoolee and addresses In la Intended that tbe move eld unnese. American, French and other ment, but there la no Justification all parts of the country, and In the employed aa much aa possible. troops were held ready to act, bnt for the government discharging lands of the allied nations as welL SALT LAKH CITY, UT. It la President Hoover, of course, led our . at this writing bad not been called workers. "If we expect Industry to keep nation in observing the day. In tha reported that Wasatch county has on to do anything. In the background of all the trou- men at work the government ought morning, accompanied .by General been added to the list of Utah disble la Henry Pu Yi, who as Hanan to set an example, because the gov- Pershing. Secretary of War Hurley tricts to receive feed loans from tha federal government to aid la Tung was the last Mancha emperor ernment la tbe largest emplo.xer In and Secretary of tbe Navy Adalns. 1 favor a bond Issue be went to Arlington cemetery end carrying stock over during the comof China. The yonng man la a quiet tbe nation. to cover the emergency and provide laid a wreath on the tomb of tbe ing winter. renting householder In the Japan' ese concession In Tientsin, bnt loyal work for the unemployed. 1 do not Unknown Soldier. At eleven o'clock, BOISE, IDAv Low bidders on In bond Issues favor peace times, the hour symbolic of tbe ending of three highway Jobs hare been anmonarchists have always been the war, the President was In West nounced by the bureau of highways. about him, and now It la asserted but this Is an emergency tantamount to war conditions. I mean Potomac park, where he dedicated that there Is afoot a plan to sepaOne of the projects la for the conrate Manchuria from Chlnq and n bond Issue, not to provide char tbe beautiful marble temple which struction of a bridge over the river put Henry on the throne. With this Ity. but to provide jobs by road tbe people of Washington have north of St. Anthony, at e cost of bnilt aa a memorial to the soldiers 324,500. Another In view, it Is said, many thousands building end other federal construcproject covert of troops have been gathered to- tion. Instead of fighting over tbe who went from the District of Cothe draining and grading of nine HooMr. for-bIn to afternoon lombia. the prothe Gen. dote ought government Liang gether by and one-hamiles of the Owyhee vide work for Its jobless citizens." ver paid a visit to the old frigate highway from Nampa west, at A tally of the Manchu dynasty and for years the enemy of the Concerning the world court Sen- Constitution at the Washington coat of 148,406, Ten miles of the Chang family now headed by Mae ator Norris said: "1 shall favor navy yard. north and south highway between General Pershing and American Mesa and Froltvele - will he suraha! Chang Hsueh-LlanIt la true American adherence only If a resmost of these reports come from ervation la adopted requiring the Legion officials participated In a faced at a cost of 315,420. Japanese sources, but they have the senate's approval before any contro- commemorative program In the eveLEHI, UT. Tbe Lehl, Falrriew versial Inua, Involving the United ning. and the Carnegie endowment ring of truth. and Cedar Fort, districts' echoed to ; Ambassador Dawes was Instructbe submitted tbe for International peace held a mass States, may census reveals an enrollment decourt for decision." ed to go to the league meeting. meeting which was addressed by crease of 5 per cent while the Houston Thompson and Frederic R. school population was 8.6 in gain removed from can and will DEATH having ConderL WHAT Germany per cent, officials state. The poputbe forcible and picwhat she asks the lation this year waa 1168, with 823 H. Tbaddeus of conher other powers to do for Caraway turesque L. EDISON, Second boys and 543 girls aa WILLIAM compared tinue of absorbing Interest to the Arkansas, the Democrats of that late Thomaa A. Ed- with last years 1128. " state are considering the choice of ison,' who Intends to contest the world. Tbe relche his successor. Ths suggestion has greet inventors will. Issued a SHOSHONE, IDA. Members of stand on disarmatha community relief organizations beep made and well received, that statement at ment was set forth the senators widow, Mrs. Hattie report supplies are being gathered by Gen. Wilhelm Del, ; in at a downtown storehouse. All civCartway, be nominated to fill ont which he said be Groener, .the brilic groups Including tha council tbe nnexplred term. This .would believed liant toldler, who la Interests and the Lincoln eonnty commission now be tantamount to her election. Mrs opposed to him are minister of are supporting this central relief war and minister Caraway la said to be willing te ac- trying to establish agency at the best means of aiding of the Interior and cept thh office. She la a close stu- the Impression that needy families. Supplies will be dent of public affairs and has been he was not who may succeed always given primarily to those around a charming and popular hostes In on Yon HIndenburg aa friendly terms Shoshone, North Shoshone and to tbe Lord Baltimore mansion, a colo- with his father. As president Dietrich residents, as Richfield has nial home Just over on the MaryGermany baa the proof that this is a relief organization. near line land same to Washington. the. right untrue he pointed as all treatment RICHFIELD. UT. A petition to out that when both other nation" General Groener COMING back to the supposed the United States forest service, had perfected like In the Republican ranks said. "She la entitled to the same signed by Wayne county residents, radio equipment security and to the same methods to tbe reoomlnatlon of President did not market bis set in asking construction of a 73 mile of disarmament as other, nations. Hoover, which If It exists will probopposition to hla father's even road from Boulder to Escalante is .. It was expressly guaranteed in ably be futile. It Is Indorsed by the Richfield Lions though It waa patented. 1919 tbat tbe other powers would club. Transportation between Interesting to note tbe "1 have had the highest regard follow the path Germany took that Senator Hiram for every member of my fathers two places now la carried on by when she was disarmed. W. Johnson of Cal IhV1 family," he said, "and never since means of pack bones and mules. "When we disarmed we were for- lfornla Is going to bla second marriage has there been TOOELE, UT. Tooele will have bidden- to possess heavy artillery, visit Chicago for a single Instance of unpleasantness aa outdoor skating rink this winter tanks, war planes, submarines, and the purpose of find either with my stepmother or any through plans being worked out by warships over 10,000 tons. Even Ing ont what sup of my full or half sisters and broththe American Legion, tbe Lions dob artillery waa prohib- port he would re ers. and the Volunteer firemen. ited. Military conscription was for- celve In Rlinola It Until fathe conditions of my Instructwas he became a candl IDA. The BanPOCATELLO, bidden, and Germany ther's will and codicil were revealed nock ed. even to tha slightest detail, on date. Some of the eonnty commission state they no disagreement of importance ever bow to organise ber army. hope work on tbe proposed armory Republican leader had come between aa, Evao new for "Therefore we object to the drafts of the city and troop B, 116th cavalry, of IdaI do not Intend to allow tbe case ho national guard, stationed here, of tbe disarmament agreement as state said they to Into degenerate attacks on perwould begin immediately upon the worked ont by tbe preparatory die would give tbe matter aertoua return of the architect from Washarmament commission at Geneva. It thought, and they were rather of tbe sonalities." Edisons will left tbe balk of the ington, D. la a violation of the principle of opinion that Johnson might be t C, where he baa gone to consult the government about the the equality of nations if It tries to proved by all or part of the Illinois estate to Charts and Theodore Ediconstruction work. make eternal the difference between delegation In the convention. They son, the two yuuagest sons. 131 Wot3h NtmrtMi Ualoa.) SMALL-mlnde- d T rate-makin- alt-nati- Pu-Y- - Some of tho hundreds of feminine residents of Warsaw marching In n propaganda parade staged by women are shown owaka, ia military organizations of boys, girls, men and women of Poland. Ths war when gas will be need more next the toward a with view instructed use are which the of being they - . . than In the Inst. Her pro-fus- pi 11 or 7 Scenes and Persons Jn the Current . News asi'tl'Trnii'"' ; . U' T at i lese t , Bel tai I one-yea- IE j',; Pun To-ba- la Man-cbarl- 1 Launching of the Indlanapolla, 3 12,000, 000 cruiser, at Camden, N. J. 2 Marble memorial to the World war dead from the District of Columbia, In Washington, which waa dedicated by President Hoover on and bin bride, who was Km day. 3 George McGill, Junior United States senator from Kansas, . Virginia Parker, n musician formerly of Oklahoma City. Anti-ti- Kona c fflOU aaima His Pecans Interested Garner UPSET THE G. O. P. ex-- k nnt o - ' ' h lf J 4 1 f -- 1 ' I r f V 1 anti-aircra- ft J !- - tl gi, t m f 2L t Fii Li A H rfiRAi; WHOL - g. 5 1 stakes sn - v 'VA v j , ' - r . Michael J. Hart, who was elected to congress from the Eighth district f Michigan, and who is the first Democrat to be elected to congress from tbat dlstrlet in thirty-tw- o rears. His election assured the Democrats of a majority in the house of representatives. RICHEST HEIR TO WED X f . 1 t . , v stV "S ' ht j HERE v - Congressman John N. Garner of Uvalde, Texas, may be tb t man of the hour to Washington and the rest of the country just too busy with hla pecan crop to discuss hla probable tied: speaker of the national house of representatives when corr&rs called to Interview him after the recent elections that gT the boose to the Democrats. Digging a Ship Canal With S;' ' kvfcsj ' s' fA f' -- r- sr'7 y IT ia i aa S Q Mzi ir. ; 3 Brand Rathey iT I big r WET A MBA 1 1 v ytr t f ' ' Prince Azam Juh, son and heir of Sir Osman AU Kahn, nlzam of Hyderabad and probably the wealthiest man In the World, will be married to December to Princess Dural 8bebvar, beautiful daughter of Abdul Madjld. former caliph who was xi!ed by Mtutapha KemaL At tbe me time Azam's brother, Prince Moazzam Jah, will wed a cousin of Princess DnraL Silane I Golds , Many friends have been retained by not saying the Jhlnga we could have raid American Magazlnm f ' jv'i Salt I i View of the monster hydraulic dredge being used to fh wwer canal between Lakes EL Louia and EL Francis on the river In order to get around the .rtplda there. The hogs hrougb aw feet bf earth dally and will aoon complete tM ' t wUl be 300 feet wide and 27 feet deep. Tha canal la part rence waterway.: - - - - . |