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Show THE Thursday, September 17, 1931 News Review of Current Events the World Over James M. Beck's Interesting Suggestions to Congress Butler May Be G. O. P. Chairman British Parliament in Action. OUn By EDWARD W. PICKARD Ington'nre talking of the eminent statesmen are availabil- Six military planes of the Ninth division at Kantizuwa dropped H0 000 handbills that culled the atten- lion of the nation to the danger of Japanese Interests In .Manchuria he- Thin is the tirst lug Jeopardized. time the army has taken such tin- usual measure. The handbills suld : "Countrymen, awaken. The na- tlonul defense Is endangered." LOWELL Bay leg of Springfield, who a few years ago was a miner working underground, Is the new American king, of the air, for lie won the Thompson race at the national nlr races In Cleveland, making the new record of an average speed of 2:!0 miles an hour In his Gee Bee supersportster over Ills the 100 mile closed course. Among money reward was $9,3i)0. the seven rlvnls he bent was MnJ. Jimmy Doollttle, whose achievements at the meet earned for him $10,000. Of the women fljers Mrs. Mae Haizlip of St. Louis was the biggest money winner, her share being $7,T50. John Livingston of Aurora, 111., captured six trophies and a lot of coin. NEPMI. UTAH TIMES-NEW- Intermountain News Brit fly Told by 1 - ' SHERIDAN, WYO. AMitU.n of beds for general liioli.-i- I mid surgical cases at the existing veterans' hospital here lmx been by the federal Minimi ities. FT. The Mt. MT. PLEASANT, i 23T .. f , $. I vV 75 ity of Lawrence O. Phlpps, former Pleasant Lions club 1ms offered ia preparation for the session of con- senator from Colorado, as chairtheir services to Mayor I'.ent R. gress that opens In December, and man. Those who favor him urge Hansen for the com mi winter us a each one seems to that his great wealth would help relief organization to city have his own Ideas the committee In raising the large authorities. of what should he campaign fund that will be needed. NEW PLYMOUTH, IDA. A pidone to save the Mr. Phlpps maintains a handsome it All this Is home in Washington. lot on a mall plune nn.iiseii the nation. The remee citizens and saved a building that talk, for the National dies they are ready was on fire here. The phine. circled to propose are as committee does not meet until Dethe town until the people were on various us the men cember, when It will choose a date duty as fire fighters. themselves, and at and city for the 19IS2 convention. least some of those IDAHO FALLS, IDA - Two dothat are not too THAT amazing story of the llars In counterfeit money was in of Walter E. Wolfe, the possession of R. L. at evidently put forof Nations assembly the time of his arrest here. ward for the pur- manager of the coupon department of bank of the Continental Illinois termed a "lamentable error" was pose of further SALT LAKJ CITY. I T. This J. M. Beck. an al Chicago, was made almost complete rectified when the assembly met In thirty-firs- t safe robbery this city's ready troubled administration may by an announcement from Arthur Geneva and almost year yielded the robbers $HMX) in of board the of chairman be worth considering. President Reynolds, Immediately adoptan automobile office looting. Hi Hoover, It Is reliably reported, directors. He said that during pd a resolution In i Jp TWIN FALLS, IDA. Alta Rosen hasn't yet made up his mind what twelve years Wolfe had stolen vitlng Mexico to of Paris, Idaho, died here following U best to be done, and his cabinet $3,0C0,120.0C, which makes his emJoin the league. The the taking of poison after an almembers bold widely divergent bezzlement the second largest In first business was leged quarrel with her sweetheart. American banking history. views. the election of a ; LEWISTON, IDA. The lure for Insurance Is covered The bank by James M. Beck, Republican reprepresident, and this i gold continues In the central Iiluho sentative from Pennsylvania, Is al- up to $2,000,000. and a charge honor was conmining regions and more activity ways listened to respectfully, and against special reserves for the bal- ferred on Nikolas is reported In placer and quarts Mr. was made. ance of $1,C0G,929 a to n Ru return from now. his Titulescu of trip fields than for several years. this that deReynolds stated, however, mania, former forEurope, he has a lot to say. He many individual prospectors, cided the plight was due to "exces- entire amount, over and above the eign minister and mining engineers are entering old sive taxation for socialistic pur- Insured sum, would be recovered now Rumanian am- N. Titulcscu and new fields for Invest Igatlon and in time. States to United the and fears Great bassador poses representatives of capital are in Mexled matter In of Is Britain. Then the grave danger of being most of the proven areas. T bobbles London the HILB ico was taken up. Into the same road. Mr. Beck sugrubber batons struggled PRICE, UT. Extensive ImproveLord Cecil of England said the gests that the present example of VV ments In the dry ice plant at the men mob a to of Jobless an would Mexico followed disperse be British should of the by rectify dome will be made in the Farnham British the and Communists, par of leadera in the formation error formation of coalition the league, the liament opened Its adding: "I must admit I personally Immediate future. ship of Republicans and Democrats SALT LAKE CITY, UT.- -n. Gus special session had a part In committing this erla congress for the purpose of balto to called 21, a senior at the Unl was medtry I.undberg, of Mexico said aid the ror." and He unnecessary "abolishing ance the budget-Afte- r needed In the league's efforts to versity of Utah died after he accidlesome bureaus" and effecting the usual solve world problems. These sen- dentally breathed the fumes of an other economies. speech from the timents were echoed by M. Briand insecticide he was manufacturing estimates The Pennsylvanian throne had been of France, Signor Grandi of Italy, in his home made laboratory near that probably two billions of doread, Prime Minisllars annually could be saved by Curtius of Germany and Yoshizawa his residence. ter MacDonald.head of Japan, and the resolution was SALT LAKE CITY, UT. The temporarily suspending sinking fund of the new national adopted unanimously. Utah seed potato crop will be below and by scrapping requirements government, offered such governmental machinery as While the statesmen were paying normal this year, it is announced a motion that the tribute to Mexico, her observer at by the official in charge of seed the farm board, numerous bureaus house resolve it- Geneva, Martinez de Alba, walked certification for the state board of of the Departments of Agriculture, self Into a commit- about the auditorium smiling and agriculture. Commerce and Labor and various King George. tee of the whole shaking hands with the lending delcommissions consecrated to paterSALT LAKE CITY, UT. A nalistic care of the citizenry in for the speedy passage of the econ- egates. The Mexican senate accept- probe is being conducted on the cabtheir occupations and in their omy measures devised by the ed the Invitation and cabled its ac- state prison outbreak in which one inet. He insisted on a division, tion to Geneva. homes. convict was killed, two injured, and He favors only one additional stating the resolution was considthree guards injured. ered as a test of confidence! The kind of tax. He would have conclose on the PROVO, UT. Utah's peach crop FOLLOWING of result the voting gave the govthat the farm- board will be less than the f&-s- t estimate gress pronounce light wines and beer nonlntoxicating in fact, which ernment a majority of 59, the fig- will sell 15,0t,000 bushels of its of four hundred cars, the output is ures being 309 for and 250 against wheat to China comes the news now he says can be done constitutionexpected to reach the total of The Conservatives and most that Germany is dickering for the less than ally, and then Impose an excise tax it. three hundred cars. of liberals lined the with up In mates would bring half a billion LOA, UT. The state fish and purchase of 200,000 tons from' the as did of twelve members on such beverages, which he estisame source. Of course both lots game department has secured almates would vring In half a billion the Labor party. Sir Oswald Mose-le- y would be sold on long term credits, most two acres of land near here, and his "new party" were In op- and many Americans doubt that we for the purpose of dollars of revenue annually. constructing a position, together with Arthur Hen- ever will receive payment. fish hatchery in the near future. derson's Laborites. f Relief Director The land also contains springs with Of the wheat for China NATIONAL his The economy budget, as presentcommittee are as will be turned Into flour before it a flow of eight second feet of wa the ef- ed by Chancellor Snowden and ac- leaves the United States, In order ter. busy as bees SALT LAKE CITY, TJT. Look forts of state and municipal gov- cepted by the house, caused groans to pacify the American millers. The ernments to meet the Job of caring from the Laborite benches. Its shipments will be 50,000 tons month- ing to the prevention of accidents for the unemployed next winter. principal features, summarized, are: ly, he first to go before October 1. among school children of the state Taxes. President Hoover has added many Carl Williams said American ship- uovernor ueorge u. uern has isIncome Standard rate raised six. names to the advisory board, so it lines would have a chance to sued a proclamtion urging a state ping now includes a great number of the pence, bringing It to five shillings In carry this wheat and flour, but must wide saftey campaign and Dr. C country's leading men in all lines. the pound (about $1.25 in $5), or 25 meet competition ; in other words, N. Jensen, state superintendent of It was believed these advisers per cent. to carry the grain across public instruction, has called on be one penny (two the willing would soon be called in session. Pacific at the lower rates bid by all school officials to organize American cents) a pint. Labor day gave occasion for nuschoolboy patrol squads and pro other lines. Leaf tobacco mote other safety measures. Increased merous expressions concerning the eight BOISE, IDA. The Grand Lodge situation by labor leaders, cabinet pence (16 cents) a pound; other than sixty experts on MORE problems met at the Uni- of Idaho F. and A. M.t will meet in members, congressmen and others. forms of tobacco proportionately. Moscow for the session of 1932, Gasoline Increased two pence (4 In general the dole idea was conversity of Chicago to try to formuBOISE, IDA. Utah and Idaho demned, but many agreed with Wil- cents) a gallon. late an economic policy for farm Entertainment Movies and legiti- relief. Their sessions were behind sheep and cattle owners may move liam Green, head of the American per closed doors, but those wbo consent- their stock from drought areas for Federation o" Labor, who asserted mate theaters, Increased 16 that work must be provided the cent. ed to be interviewed between ses- feeding In transit at points on the Total new taxes this year, $202,- - sions held out little Immediate en- Missouri-PacifiUnion Pacific and Idle by Industry. Governor Murray D. and R. G. W. lines without pay of Oklahoma, speaking at Chicago, l 500,000; next year $400,000,000. couragement for farmers, especially ment of freight charge at either Savings. those depending on cotton and vehemently attacked Wall Street the origin or feeding points, under Dole Cut 10 per cent. and the international wheat. bankers, Police wages Cut to a sliding The policies of the farm board an agreement made by railroad charging them with having upset the economic structure of the coun- scale upward from five shillings came in for condemnation on the officials. The only conditions are the stock be moved from feed of many representatives, who that try. He called for a new deal In (about $1.25) a week. lots School teachers' wages Cut 15 part 1932 for the laborers and common declared that the board's policy of the by January 14, 1932, and that furnish bonds to guar cent. people and freer lending to the pro- perCivil discouraging production of such anteeshippers of freight bills the servants payment of ail from talk kinds, classes. His sounded detwas cotton as and wheat ducing crops after the stock has been fattened as if he were suggesting himself cabinet ministers down Pay cuts rimental. and marketed for President, as the candidate of ranging as high as 20 per cent PROVO, UT. The rates for ad Heavy reductions In outlay for a new party, for he assailed Repubended naval mutiny licans and Democrats alike. So defense services, education and road CHILE'S as suddenly as it began mission to the Utah county fair are to be one half the amounts charged fund. watch out for "Alfalfa Bill." once more reigns in that last An interesting Incident was the and peace year. least. The announcement by King George that country, officially, at who ilia. some plants on jjuisju, about national politics rebels, object which livestock are pastured may GOSSIP Includes discussion con- he desired a reduction of $250,000 to various goved in poisonous properties as cerning the man who shall succeed Is his civil list of $2,350,000, which ernment measures, develop result of drouth, frost, wilting, or the annual income paid by the Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohio as held out until the severe trampling. The United States government to the crown. of the chairman air forces went In- department of agriculture, which and Queen other members Mary to action against has been Republican national Investigating reports of of the royal family Joined the king's It Is committee. them. One hundred livestock asserts such poisoning, request for cuts In their parliament' granted that Mr. planes circled over plants as Sudan grass, velvet grass, and the ary grants, of f can prince Wales, h have Hoover the warships held sorghum and Johnson grass have who derives his Income from his a renomlnatlon If by the mutineers. been found to develop prusslc acid of duchy Cornwall, estimated to tjo. he wishes It, so his dropping bombs when their growth is retarded by about $350,000 per year, announced r & ?mi choice will prevail that sank some de- abnormal conditions. Once animals he Intended to contribute $50,000 to as to the manager and dam- have eaten plants contalnlng-prus-pi- c stroyers the national exchequer. of the campaign. acid there Is little that the aged the battleship Admiral ftear The one definite La Torre. Then stockman can do. The poison acts Gomez. ROUBLE between statement to date Japan and np China, was quickly and very often the animal always in the offing, seems dropped telling the rebels Is that of the Bos had will die within a few minutes, they ton Post to the ef- - W- - M Butler, to be getting nearer. The Immeno chance, so they gave up. Their reason is diate the of shooting Capt. CIRCLEVILLE, TJT. Citizens of feet that former Shlntaro Nakamura, Japanese, as a officers, Including Rear Admiral Go- this place are building a Senator William M. Butler of Masscommunity mez, commander of the fleet, were achusetts has been approached by spy by Chinese troops in Manchuria set free and resumed their com- potato cellar large enough to store some weeks ago. The Japanese cabseveral thousand bushels and will close friends of President Hoover reinet met early In the week to con- mands and the craft were taken to operate an electric grader. garding his acceptance of the place. sider and Port Valparaiso Tongoy. the matter and Minister of LOGAN, UT. The annual short He was chairman during the adThe government has started an In ministration of President Coolidge War JIro Minaml set forth the vestigation Into the guilt of those course held for bankers at U. A. C The army's attitude. Recently he urged Involved, more than 2,700 enlisted will be held on October 10 and 17, and directed bis campaign. Post says Mr. Butler was recently the government to take a firm stand men and petty officers. Other hun- this year. BRIGHAM CITY, TJT. An Ina week-enguest at the Rapldan In dealing with the Chinese rulers dreds of men, some of them In the camp and recommended Charles D. of Manchuria, who have sought pre- army, took part In the seizure cf crease in Utah's wheat crop is anIlilles for the place. It was after texts to delay answering queries the bases at Talcahoano ano1 Va- nounced as the result of August climatic conditions. The crop for tha this that he was himself asked If from Tokyo. The vernacular press lparaiso. It Is that ComIs estimated at over four milhe would accept the chairmanship. in Japan insists on strong measures munists stirred upalleged the whole affair. year lion bushels. Some of the statesmen In Waeh- - against China. (ta. 1911. Weatrrn NwDDr Unlokt on Washington already Scenes and Persons in the Current News Bus; Readm LIONS OFFER TO AID MOKE HOSPITAL Ill DS I'll OT WARNS OF HICK DEATH ENDS Ql AICKU. DRY HE lMPROKMl YrS ' PAGE THREE I vk ; ' . st Wi P"TJ3t3 f J I',e-sid-es Mac-Donal- fw7V'- 1 - . tn- - ' ' "fv v fAl-t- TVik-v- . . Ansa "x? -:-- H 1 The newly reconditioned battleship Arizona passing through the fiatin locks of the Panama canal on Its way to Join the Pacific fleet for annual maneuvers. 2 William 11. Beck, who has served as secretary ami ssslstiint secretary to the lust four secretaries of state and hns now been appointed consul general at Ottawa. 3 Prof. V. A. Cogshall of Indiana university who has definitely located the exact center of population of the country near Linton, Ind., at an abandoned strip mine. Poor Children Have Their Own Pet Show Ahv: t; -- TIP v r ' '' 'i f j lir n I r. t'f v.,y - Mu,t Js( from Philadelphia's East side held their own pet show with an entrance fee of one cent. Some Children of the exhibitors, with their entries, are shown above. OVERALLS AND ERMINE Peaches From a Peach Queen V. "Al.'.-r- Vti one-hal- Beer--Increas-ed 2-- 3 c, ! Miss Lucille Gates, queen of agriculture at the Los Angeles county fair in Pomona, clad in her royal robes, an odd combination of farm overalls and regal ermine. "NOBLEST MOTHER" I V.. Svl ." .,,1 (wfZjLz tsL mm,.lS2 1 ' Un(lrwood I 1 ft i.'Dderwood Pretty Miss Virginia Ilallor, recently crowned Peach Queen of the great Michigan orchards, arrived in Washington by airplane with the first and finest specimens of the crop which she presented to President Hoover at the White House. Starting the Archives Building IF v literature d s International Mrs. Charles L. Ungruhe, Jr., of Cincinnati, Ohio, who was quite astonished recently when informed' of the fact that she had been select- ed as Cincinnati's "noblest mother" by the committee In charge of this annual feature of the pure food and Mrs. Ungruhe health exposition. Joesn't think much of the fact' that he has raised two families. When her mother died In 1915 she left 12 children, all younger than Mrs. Ungruhe. Mrs. Ungruhe thereupon .ook charge of the little ones, rear-'u- g them with her own three. ..;r- v ,IWiF - - v;rtsU tdi ' H Another huge federal construction was begun at Washington when secretary of the treasury In charge of construction work, lifted the first spade of earth on the site of the new Archives building, MaJ. Ferry K. Health, isslstant |