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Show FiiJay, November 27. 1S31 MAGNA TIMES. MAGNA, UTAH aid Id New York he woold fight ei tradition. The author and Marie Bargain, one of the committee, al ready brfd been indicted for misconduct In a Kentucky hotel. News Review of Current Events the World Over informed Mahatma gandhi government that htcrr.::nt2in L r '' -- Briefly Told for Busy Readers AID THE CHILDREN. TAX STUDY PLANNED. SCENIC LOOP URGED. RAT BATTLE FOUGHT. EIGHT-HOULAW OKEIL unless It did something for India by December 1 be would sail for Bombay ou December 4 to lead a aew and greater civil disobedience movement In that country. In that BOISE, IDA. case It la likely be will order a socover not will cial as well as a commercial boy- Japanese Defeat Chinese in Bloody Battle While . , League Council and Dawes Seek Road to Peace. ; - Scenes and Persons in the Current Kcva I.svvs B " A tar study that present tax will remedies but possible cott against the British, which systems n new statewide By EDWARD W. PICKARD would mean that no Indians would be undertaken by aeries of committees growing out of It Is likely that the Ar- work for British Individuals. husband. to bring to an end the tbe meeting here of delegates called HJW British troops were sent to Kashwar between Japan and kansas Democrat will nominate her by tbo state ebamter of commerce. inChina waa the problem that ass for the special election to he called mir recently to belp put down" Increasing taxes are causing tbe taken np again by the council of and In that case she Is certain to Moslem revolt la that Indian stole, vestigations outlined by tbs conferand tba Russian government pro- ence. th League of Na bo elected to BU out the nnex-plre' testa, considering the military moveterm. tions at Its . meetBLACK FOOT, IDA Tbe comThe wet bloc In tbe bouse of ment aa a distinct menace to Its ing Ip' Faria. And. of Bingham county and missioners representatives will gain another frontier. In consequence Moscow the residents of tbe Sterling section coincidentally, vote made Donthreats against Afghanistan through the nomination of tberft . Was the job in the grading of re of . extricating the ald McLean by the Republican! of which led tbe, Afghan government one half miles of and three boat of i league from the un- the Fifth district of New Jersey to to ask Turkey for the services road. Its a to mission reorganize military pleasant . situation complete the term of the' late ErnaddiUT. Forty-fivPROVO, created 'by Japans est R. Ackerman. He will contest army. And Sir Had Singh, maharahe employed will Britto. of tbo attendants tional with IL Kashmir, objects Percy Stewart, jah flat refusal to obey for the seat at the state mental hospital soon Its orders. The dis- Democratic nominee, at a special ish taking charge of bis country. a result of the decision of tbe as Both 1 L I tbe December genelection tinguished d p board of Insanity to comply were aided In tlemen are advocates of revision or of the party leaders In State the NONE state elght bour law. In with Ackwhile Mr. Amof prohibition, now seem to doubt repeal tbelr task by A nomlier of employes had tbe past waa The a Republican dry. bassador Dawes, erman that there will be legislation to In- been working from ten to twelve district Is normally Republican. who was Instructcrease federal taxes, for the deficit a day, and a recent opinion hours from London to act ed at ths end of the present fiscal year the of attorney general held tbla HOOVER announced will be too as ambassador observer, , to be taken care of big PRESIDENT In case of accepted tbe resig- by further bond Issues. Senator Jim practice Illegal except While tbo council ' discussed, deemergency. P. chairFletcher aa bated and conferred, the Japanese nation of Henry Watson of Indiana, majority leader TOOELE, UT. A free luncheon troops went right along with their man of the federal tariff commission of the senate, said a tax Increase program In Manchuria. Gem Ma to take effect on November 80. Mr. waa Inescapable," and aa he bad Is being served to undernourished Chau-shacommander of tha Chi-.- , Fletcher some time ago Indicated just been In conference with the children during the noon hour by sees army in Uetlungklang prov- his wish to resign, but at the Presi- President ft was assumed this was the local Legion post and auxiliary. ince, waa ordered by Generu! Hoojn, dent's request remained In office. He the opinion of Mr. Hoover. Senator OGDEN, UT, Excellent success Japanese commander, to withdraw had served since the commissions Smoot of Utah, chairman of tha baa attended tbe rat extermination bis troops from Anganch! aud Tsltsl organization, 14 months ago. finance committee, admitted thers carried on for a week in In submitting hla resignation Mr, would have to be further taxation campaign har, the latter tha capital .of tbs Utla city. province. Ma refused to obey and Fletcher appended a report of the and thought It might he possible to DELTA, UT. Work Is In protbo Japanese opened a fierce attack commission's work, showing that by obtain passage of a sales tax. Senwith all arms. Including bombing November 30 Its docket would be ator Fees of Ohio said : The budget gress on tbe Oak City Lynndyl road. Local labor 1 besen-at- s must be balanced even If we ara Leamington planea which dispersed the Chinese cleared of all applications and on used the project. ing requests for Information. cavalry. In bitterly cold weather compelled to take drastic measure One In the neighborIn the battle raged for many hours and UT. such as waa done HIRUM, England. the Chinese, wera Anally forced out which hood of on and a quarter million and reductions la France, effort line oU GERMANY of both tbo dtlea named. In tbla by Secretary of State are being made so as to reduce the dollars baa been paid out to Cache adBuelow and M. Brland, reached an outlay. The other must be Increase Valley farmers hy the sugar beet operation the Japanese troops vanced within the sphere of Influagreement on the formula by whlrb In revenue. I also believe that there companies operating In the valley. ence of Soviet Russia for the first tbe Germans should call for a morawill be enacted excise taxes on cerSALT LAKE CITY, IT. A petitime, and as Moscow bad warned torium on reparations nnder tht tain articles." Senator Bingham of tion signed by practically all the them against doing this. It waa be- terms of tha Young plan, and ths Connecticut advocates restoration of residents of Wayne and Garfield lieved the result might be momentext of the request was presented nuisance taxes, especially on soft counties and endorsed hy the Salt tous. In thl$. big battle along the to the world bank at Basel after the drinks. The progressive" Repub- Lake chamber of commerce, seeking Nooul ylfch 'heth shies were reportAmerican and British representa- licans are calling for higher In- construction of a CO mile highway ed to bays' sustained heavy casual- tives In Berlin had been shown the come taxes In the higher brackets, by the federal forest service to - , ties. hjj.' tetter. The German government asks and there may be little opposjtlon Join Wayne county's wonderland Anticipating . a Russian ..protest, the world bank and tbe Interna- to this In either party. with Bryce canyon, has been disJapan notified Moscow that It held tional powers to Investigate her abilDemocratic leader bad less to patched to Utah's senatorial delethe Chinese Eastern railway partly ity to pay the reparations and to say, for their program Is not yet gation...; Tbe proposed highway responsible "fog the. hostilities belp Germany formulate a plan to settled. Anyhow they expect the ad- would involve a federal expendiU 'hsd transported Chinese pay her private debts. The latest ministration to recommend the tax ture of aronnd $70,000. It would " troop s report of the Retchshank shows that Increase and thus shoulder the re- com pie 'e a scenic loop between the despite a favorable trade balance sponsibility, after which they can Wayne county scenic spots, EscaDawea waa achieved by Germany in October, the decided how they think the deficit lante and Bryce canyon and GrovGeneral PARIS INmach more than an observer. In- Relthsbar ta still vary short of er, should be met deed, be was tbe central figure and foreign currency. TOOELE, UT. Work on the cut It was hoped that In his talks with on the road from Tooele to off already Tsuneo Matsudalra. Japanese amGRAND!, brilliant young AMERICAN exporters, Stockton his been completed and DINO certainthe seeming bassador to London, a compromise minister of Italy and were the road opened to traffic. might be worked out Dawes also the mouthpiece of Premier Musso- ty of British tariff legislation, OGDEN, UT. Cash amounting bad '.a . long conversation with Dr lini, baa bad his three days, of con- further dismayed by the news that Alfred Sze, Chinese delegate, which versations with the Turkish government had issued to $3371, and many silver trophies President Hoover a deciee drastically limiting the will be offered exhibitors st the both, of them sold waa moat profit8 able.' There ere rumors that the and departed from Importation of 1,000 articles, no Ogden livestock show, January mer- to 14, as special prizes by breeding to consideration given being United States bad come to the conWashington, well associations, public spirited firms satisfied. The re- chandise In customs or en rout clusion, that Japan's contentions commission houses. Tbe special should-b- e sults of the talks America to hit by limits placed on and .upheld, and the league are being offered in conjuncmoas prizes such articles automobiles, officials were, worried. But these been made have tint tion with the regular award paid aucamera films, tion. films, statepicture stories 'were refuted by public at this time the livestock association. ment from Secretary of State Stlm-soof writing, but it Is tomobile tires and radios. Compara- by SALT LAKE CITY UT. Loans to the effect that the United known that the tively small 'amounts of these arStates stood firmly on tbe question chief topic was dis- ticles will he permitted to enter the for drouth relief totalling around Deone hundred thousand dollars have of treaties and bad. not thus far armament, In which country during November and be been will new and quotas committed Itself In any way. Dawes Mr. Hoover and Q cember, granted to Utah ranchers by fixed for suec&dtng months. tbe agricultural department. Tbe and the council were trying to gathDuce are deeply InRosso er the real facts In the controversy, Augusto terested. G r a n d I department has approved over alx from Utah and Japan waa asked to state In de- brought with him Signor Augusto trouhle has come upon the hundred applications farmers sod stockmen and bas over tail just what she demanded from Rosso as one of his chief advisers, MORE of prohibition through two for hundred cases still There was a report that because Rosso is an expert on naval China. the killing of a youth In Engle- Information or correction.pending The loans Dawes aud Sir John Simon, British affairs and Italy la especially wood, Colo., by Henry Dlerks. a dry are being made to help farmers buy concerned with the comparative foreign minister, were .contemplatagent. The people feed or transport livestock out of ing Invoking the nine power treaty strength of her navy. Signor Rosso out there aregrent-lsections designated as drouth areas. ta at present chief of . the Italian forsigned at Washington Inl922. aroused, and the Aristide Brland, president of the eign office division thnt deals with bureau" started an PROVO, UT. A decrease of 79 council, though exhausted to the the League of Nations, and there Investigation of the enrolled" students from last years total of 3S73 Is shown by tbe 1931 point of Illness; waa aa busy aa have been bints that he might be a affair. Dlerks, In census 'of the city school district. Dawes, especially In negotiations future ambassador to Washington. making a raid, with Kenklchl Yoshlzawa, the JapSignor Grand! was gratified with found the young 3 BOISE, IDA. The Talue of anese delegate and bit close friend. the news that Aristide Brland. as man, Milford Smith. Irrigated farms in Idaho was head of the league council, had de- In From Nanking came two Impopossession of a In 1930, including $316,469,034 rtant Items of news. One was that clared Officially that the one year bottle of wine and Implements and buildings, land, the Knomlntang congress had de- armament building truce is In effect In a struggle with machinery, according to a bureau clared In favor of war on Japan In as of November 1. for this truce was him clubbed him to of census report recently Issued case the league should fall to settle the suggestion Of Grand! though death. Tbe city hy the bureau of domestic and forhe called It an Amirli'in-I,arlthe quarrel. Theother waijh council of Engli Henry Dlerks eign commerce- - In 1920 the number jtatement of the nationalist govern- Idea." "Til his talks wih the cue, wood passed and sent to the bureau of farms under ditch was 25,283. ment that It would regard any Man- respondent he said: We think In In Washington a resolution in which-Th- e area, irrigated in 1929 was churian government beaded by Italy that the question of disarmaset forth some of the Incidents 181,250 acres, a decrease of 12 per Hsuan Tung, former emperor, other- ment Is the most Important ques- In Dlerks career. It charged thnt cent from 2,488,800 acres Irrigated as a seditious tion existing now In the relations Dierks, while acting as an Under- - 10 years previous, and was 23 per wise Henry Pu-yInstitution and would repudiate all between countries, and that It Is cover nifin a few years ago, had em- - cent of the total farm acreage in Its acts.' Hsuan 'Tung ws taken high time for everybody to reach ployed a seventeen-year-ol- d girl as Idaho In 1930. A total Investment to Mukden by the Japanese, who some practical result." Asked for an Informer; that he had got drunk of $84,500,334 was reported by the presumably Intended to make him a his views on war debts and reparacollecting evidence In a raid and 3,222 operating Irrigation enter-thtn 1930 he had clubbed a help- - prises, according to the report. puppet emperor of that country, but tions, be called attention to Musswhat had beepme of him was am olinis statement in 1922 that war toM prismer with his revolver How- CIXT XTT. The gALT said to have de- debts and reparations were dependknown. of 'the of the national chief report each and other should clared he would commit suicide ent upon prohibition, said this was all news forest service gives the extent of rather than serve as a tool of Japan. be scaled down. to the bureau and thnt there was the forest fires for 1931 as 52,260-nothing in Its records to the dis- GO acres. This area Is approximateassembles there dreiser, eminent credit of Dlerks. ly that of the state of Utah. Tha WHEN becongress the other members again a woman memAccording to the Englewood po- loss is listed at $86,280,900 In comcommittee that lice. Dlerks fractured Smiths skull mercial ber of the senate, for Mrs, Tbad-den- s of the timber, ilia causes of fire H. Caraway hag been appointwent to Kentucky to investigate the with a blow with the butt of his are given as campfires, cigar and ed to succeed her alleged III treatment of coal miners revolver and then placed him in cigarettes thrown away by smokers. In Bell county got themselves Into late husband' temJail where he remained nine honra Tobacco users are blamed for 20 peck of trouble If the authorities of without medical attention. porarily as 'SenaSmith per cent of tbe total fire loss. tor from Arkansas that state can get hold of them. The died soon after being taken to a COALVILLE, UT. Work baa beTbo only other grand Jury In Bell county Indicted hospital. gun on the three narrow culverts woman senator wo Dreiser and his nine companions on In the CoalviUe-Wanshlroad. The have bad waa Mrs charges of criminal syndicalism, acwho served culverts will be widened aa Rebecca Felton of pHILIP IdSNOWDEN, they cusing them of seeking to promulthe house of common n-- considered dangerous at pres-fo-r ably gate a reign Of terror and of sug 'Georgia, who held a a of quarter century and for ent - tba office Resting disorders and jeslstance to nominally and for but a short the state and federaLg' v era men t s. lb2iiBrrmhIS!!l8nrl,0r,Lf on the SANTAQUIN, UT.-W- ork Conviction carries a penalty of hof time. Mrs. Carage "d;LeT8,p1 more than twenty-on- e way, however, may tw years' Impris- r; l'e,nfly be expected1 .to. be a fine of $10,000 or less, or onment, dlrectloa of the city Mrs. T. H. office J the lord of privy sea tn fk.lals both.--. , n, active member, wooden plp Une the rm lonal government. He de- - m for ahevrae-Aios- e The com monwea It hV attorney replaced with new steel pip run fOr to tht Stadent'tf politics' and government nounced hs woo'd seek to extradite I.EIII, UT.- -A community store eCaUS nm the the her life of during alliged offenders, sod Dreiser long public Pile is planned for this city by the civie organizations. only i- ' ' t ; d - n i i , 7 1 e -- 1 Dr. John G. Murray, bishop of Portland, Maine, who has been appointed by tbe pope to be archbishop of SL Paul, Minn. 2 View of the great Gatun spillway of the Panama canal with all the gates open for tbe first time In history during the flood that tied op traffic In the canal. S Tbe Fifteenth United States International military force protectInfantry on a march through Tientsin, China, wheye It Is part of tbe concession . foreign ing Largest Train Load of Lumber on Its Way ) ' ' t'.'-'v,?'- 4 - r i.i l rr jo. i n j d lr Here Is seen t part of tbe mammoth train of 151 carloads of solid pine ss It left McCloud, Calif, for Northern link at Bleber, Calif. This the journey to the East rls tbe newly completed Northern Pacific-Grewas the largest train of lumber ever to cross the United States. at BLACK HAWK CHIEfr e Ttrw mm '"Jp; lV i I broatl lindlge syrup the V ove using tomach rgans mtlnue IccordL far p ?' of-ho-ld ppeo ..r ttetwod ( an, dess, erft aa, '7' rteadllj h mother r. WaffCMIfthii fse. Califo ten, j) P't problem t fr Canyon Captain Wentworth of the Chi- cago Black Hawks, one of the prom- inent hockey teams. - BRIDE OF NICHOLAS . ' Thin 250 foot Ice cone was formed at the base of the upper Yotemiu fails in the Yosemite valley. The recent cold snap put a blanket ot too on the Sierras and In the valley formed ice from tbe spray falling froa ' . the 1,436-fo, . drop of tbe upper falls. ' Ca j'' foil fKp' -- Physfcld CHfornia i A i rttftaw a bowels then ' advice alj e boy, be so Japanese Troops in Manchuria ft r Jr v CTate-T,- lighter H - Pn , Pffi ants it Hum0 V'-- ' I? IS B fOft Da,u This U tbe beautiful Jean Lucia Deletj, divorcee, whom Prince Nicholas of Rumania made hia bride recently. It la reported King Carol had marriage dissolved, but that Nicholas has disregarded this action. te lavsttment Plaaalag An Investment trust Is sa organ- isation which, with Its capital, buys s variety of stocks nod bonds. The dividends received on these are pooled and constitute the earning of the trust. If a corporation, dividends are paid on the stock In accordance with the amount earned on the securities held. The purpose Is to spreal Investments over s wide Add so that If one investment goes bad It will be balanced by another which will pay. The owner of stock In the Investment trust , thus gets the benefit of the wide spread over . grent many risks. Washington Star. Japanese troops photographed at Chengchlatun, Manchuria, were being hurried northward along tbe railway to Anganchl force tbelr comrades la tbs war with tbe Heilungkiang annf eral Ma. , Be It Ever Se Crumble Small by CwPr,rt A mature African Fairly slopping with sentimental slosh, s youth requests of tbs New largest of land creatrPi , nd York ' American definition of about three tons M 11 fet th borne," quoting ss bis own treas- height of ured version, borne Is where the but It Is only about heart Is." As luck would bars It, size of the largest speo tbe editor, feeling a bit cynical, relaUllest1 T1 plies: " homes tbe place where the woman pays $20 sn ounce for perAs a test of lnteffil'. fume, hires sn Interior, decorator to set the table and makes ths old mas go without cream In his coffee. ( , L m(l fames He-wa- s Theodore i Million at 4 sir. -- . -- Cold Snap Comes to Yosemite Falls |
