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Show THE PAGE TWO the President had promised to aid federal farm banks by recommend- lug an Increase In capitalization. They said they told the I'resl-dent that the present capital of the 12 land banks Is tied up In farm1 land that cannot be sold, uud hence the farmers In this time of stress1 are not able to avail themselves of Premier Laval in Washington Conferring Willi Presithe credit facilities which congress! Intended when it created this par-- 1 dent Hoover Status of Mancliurian Emhroglio ticulur branch of the treasury system. Blanket Freight Kate Increase Denied. Fears that the economy program for the Navy department would be disastrous for the navy band and Iiy EDWARD W. PICKARD the maintenance of Old Ironsides, r of China and that the Influence of the otherwise the frigate Constitution, I.AVAI.. rJIKKKK were dispelled by an announcearrived In the Trilled league and of white nations generStates Thui'tidity fur his roiivcrsa-liunally In the Kast would greatly de- ment by Theodore (J. Joslyn, sec: cline. with I'rrMilriit Hoover. retary to the President. He said that nt once to I'.riand, as a kind of mediator, whatever else is eliminated from li e asked Japan to abandon the tilth the budget, the band and the hisWashington. whs received there of Its live mints, which demands toric frigate would be provided for. with nil due "a new arrangement between the The President, be said, is opposed South Mancliurian and the Chinese to diminishing "the Inspirational nnd and wan railways In Miincliurla to obtain co- value" of the old Constitution by housed, wllli tils operation, and it was intimated in laying her up and to taking the entourage. I" the Tokyo that this might be done. "Joy out of life" by scrapping the tiiiinxloti of Ambund. Japan's other points are: 1. A mutual pledge by both nabassador Wulter Kdne. There was tions not to resort to aggression. CATHOLIC discontent nnd home 'i. Chinese abandonment of the stated round provinces threatened of calls, receptions so much trouble for the regime of movements, including boyand dinners, all cotts and propaganda Manuel Aznna, the new provisional Pierre Laval of the iirrunped tn ad In school textbooks. president vance by Warren Delano Itoliblns, 3. Mutual respect for territorial republic, Spanish the "chef de protocol, " and both Integrity. that the cortes M. I.avul ami his dauchter. Mile. 4. Chinese recognition of the took quick action, Joxette, seemed to enjoy validity of the existing treaties guar- passing a law "for anteeing protection of Japanese life the defense of the However, the chief Interest In and property mid the right to reside republic" that gave the premier's visit centered In his and engage in peaceful occupations Azana real dictatalks with Mr. Hoover. What they on leased land In Manchuria. torial powers. He discussed and what conclusions These are not dial terms, hut is now in a posithey reached. If any, were not to are considered by Japan essential tion to deal with he III ven out to the puMic until preceding withdrawal of troops to the monarchist clerthe affair was all over. Hut it was the railway zone. ical and syndicalknown that the French inls.-lo- n In reply to the nations that Inist co m m u n I s t Manuel Azana was concerned especially with quesvoked the Kellogg pact. Foreign groups, and also tions of finance and disarmament Minister Shiilehara declares that with the rebellious members of the und would try to reach an agree- Japan recognizes fully its responsigovernment. ment !n which these two matters bility under the pact and holds that Acts of aggression against the resehe would linked up with the its army's action In .Manchuria has public nte defined elaborately. The curity which France continually de- been activated solely by reasons of government can deal with labor, pomands. M. I.avul was troubled by and also to protect litical and religious disorders with the American belief that France Is Japanese lives and property against extraordinary powers. It is privimilitaristic and did his best to dis- wanton attacks by Chinese troops leged to dissolve any organization pel that Idea. On the way over he and bandits. considered a menace to public orIntimated that about the limit he The Japanese government, accordder, suppress a hostile press and expected from America in the way ing to the reply, does not intend to fire any public official whom it finds of security guarantees was a con- take recourse to war to obtain a so- lax In enforcing the law. sultative pact to tied ne the a stres- lution of its differences with China The government is also empowsor In war, but he thought the in- The government's aim is to compose ered with the right of search and strument might be so worded as to the differences pacifically. seizure of arms. Anyone convicted Imply certain assurances of the atof possessing dreams, or even of titude of the United States towards BRITAIN'S eulogizing the ousted monarchy Is GREAT a power tbut deliberately forces developed Into a liable to imprisonment. Strikes will war. good deal of rough house performbe Illegal unless preVeded by an As to finnnce, the premier exance, with many fist tights and the eight-danqtice. to an reach with pected agreement slinging of much Mr. Hoover concerning prolongation mud. Prime Minis- ER NEST VES of the moratorium on war debts and ter MacDonald held REPRESENTATI of New Jersey reparations. lie also hoped plans jHF, his own quite well , and Fletcher Hale of New Hamp might be laid for an International in i ne ueoaies, out died during shire, both conference to examine the gold and some others did the week. Republicans, The Democrats thus for ctedlt questions. not fare so well. the rime being had a majority of Stir Os'.vnM Mn;lpv one in the new house, the count CX)R one minute Wednesday night New leader of the " the people of the United States being: Democrats, 214; Republicans, party, wns the cenFarmer-Laborit1; vacancies, 213; turned out their electric lights In ter of disturbance 7. to tribute the memory of Thomas he apwhenever Five of the vacancies, two norAlva Edison an Impressive demonhis peared Democratic, are to be filled at mally stration that was requested by of bodyguard prize elections November 3. Govspecial President Hoover. That day the Sir Oswald fighters and foot- ernor Larson of New Jersey was exfuneral of the greatest Inventor of ball He Mosley plnyers. pected to call a special election to all time was held In West Orange was jeered and booed and his body was laid in the tomb. and physically assaulted several fill the vacancy in the normally ReThe services were simple but many times and a Birmingham court is- publican Fifth district before the thousands of mourning men and sued summons for his arrest after new congress convenes December 7. General Stevens of New women were there. Mr. Hoover was a stormy meeting In that city. Wins- Attorney kept In Washington by official du- ton Churchill was nearly mobbed Jersey believed, however, there was ties, but he was represented by Mrs. while addressing a meeting In sup- not sufficient time. Hoover. Henry Ford and Harvey port of Viscount Borodale, son of Firestone, closest friends of Edison, Countess Beatty, but was saved from FORMER Representative Harry of Indiana, who were prominent In the throng. They the howling crowd by the police. a had said goodhy to him two weeks year and a day One novelty of the campaign was was sentenced to before when all knew his death was the use of airplanes in aid of the imprisonment in Leavenworth peninot far off. tentiary for accept National government candidates. ing bribes for patThe machines were all privately ronage jobs in the the removed Mnnchurian were direcowned and the under JAPAN First Indiana disfrom the front page tion of a woman, Mrs. Ii. R. Bentley. Y trict. Is to be retemporarily when It withdrew Its leased on purole on V ECI.ARING that a blanket 15 hjections to American participation N o v e m b e r J), In the discussion per cent Increase In freight though his term of that matter by rates would be contrary to the best normally w o u d the League of Nainterests of the railways nnd would ' not end until Febtions. This, howbe unjustified by the economic con It ruary !, 1!C2. ever, was a mere ditions prevailing, the Interstate was learned nt the for commerce commission denied the formality Department of.Iusrrentlss Gilbert, application of the carriers for the tice that among American consul boost. E. Harry those who at Geneva, already The commission suggested instead n,eded the parole was sitting In with a temporary increase of rates on the league council. numerous specified commodities for were Senators James E. Watson and Arthur R. Robinson of IndiThe committee of a period ending March 31, 1!),'!,t, with ana, both Republicans. five of the council the understanding that the addiOther recommendations in favor tional revenue produced by such insuggested that the Prentiss of releasing Rowbottom before the shall he pooled by the railcreases powers signatory Gilbert to the Kellogg an roads to meet deficiencies in inter-- , expiration of his full term were of est payments on their bonds and made hy Circuit Judge Charles E. to the call attention pact Japan and China their obligations other obligations. This Increase, it Woodward, who sentenced the forunder that treaty, and Identical was estimated, might produce as mer representative, and by Judge notes on that line were sent to much as $125,000,000. whereas the Vanderburgh of the Probate court District Attorney Great roads hoped to get $500,000,000 from of Evansville. Tokyo and Nanking by George I. Jeffery. who prosecuted Britain, the United States. France, the blanket raise asked. Rowbottom. wns opposed to the paIn some quarters It was IntiItaly, Germany, Spain and other nations. mated that the railroads might now role, the Justice department said. resort to cutting the wages of their Then the council committee con1.300.000 workers, which they are tinued its discussions of the A L CAPONE, boss gangster of question and it was re- loath to do since they realize this Chicago, facing sentence to the ported that its attitude was being would decrease buying power and penitentiary after his conviction on In turn decrease the quantity of reversed owing to alleged suggescharges of Income tax fraud, was tions from Washington. Japan, It freight carried. dealt yet another blow by the government last week. Collectors of appeared, wns about to win a complete diplomatic victory, and the WHEN the President returned Internal revenue at Chicago and Chinese delegates were dumbfoundfrom the Jacksonville, Fla.. were directed by In other words, it was rued. celebration, one of the first Secretary of the Treasury Mellon mored the council would decide that delegations he received wns from to place liens on all property owned Japan's occupation of Manchuria Philadelphia, bearing a strong pro by the racketeer as a preliminary might continue indefinitely until test against parts of the navy move toward the collection of taxes Tokyo was satisfied that the secureconomy program, especially the ranging from $200,000 to $1,000,000. ity of Japanese in the province was postponement of the construction of the $3,000,000 naval hospital In that amply guaranteed, and that negotia people resident on the tions between Japan and China city. Four congressmen told Mr. GREEK of Cyprus revolted should begin at once. There was Hoover they thought work on the British rule, demanding against every reason to believe that these hospital should go ahead. that '.he Island be turned over to conclusions would be indignantly Another delegation, which In Greece. Mobs stormed and burned China. eluded Senators Nye and Frazier the government house in Nicosia rejected by asked White and fought the police. Four British Diplomats in Geneva feared the of North Dakota, result! of the council's rumored House aid In relieving the farm warships were sent from Crete and change of view, prophesying that land credit situation In the west airplanes carried British soldiers em would fall, the Nauklng government and northwestern farm regions. from Egypt. tn Later the two senators said that tbat there would again be chaos ((C 1511. Western Newspaper L"nlon. News Review of Current Events the World Over 1 pn-iiile- s Iltir-ryinj- y e them-selve- . ECA if e USJIj with ' I - recom-Rowbotto- Man-churla- York-tow- n TIMES-NEW- CHANGED AFFECTION Intermountain News -- Briefly Told Thursday. October 29. 1931 NEPIU. UTAH S. 1 im.ui .) a - it for Busy Reader ihv I'OOL IS IIKI.I) 0 Kit. WORK I.KT IN IDAHO. U. 8. TO Bl 1! I SOON. i ' IF';- - 'Jfcr kit - rj. . DUOITH MF.F.T ri.WNKI). IIK.WV MGAIt PAY. IDAHO FALLS, IDA. $1. was paid by the Sugar Coliimny to growers of tin Upper Snake valley for b'ots delivered this season with an additional labor payroll of ? Iuo.imu. Utah-Idah- BOISE, IDA. A 1 o confi rime V , J - , v ? ? of western stales irrigation districts affected by the iln.utli. will be held In Boise soon to draw up phtns to request from congress a mora tor iuni on payments of interxt and priuclpal for reclamation works. TWIN FAILS, IDA Construction on the municipal swimming pool, located in Harmon field on the east edge of town, was originally Ilanned to start this fall, but has been postponed until next spring because of lack of funds. IDA. Construction of public buildings is going on steadily In Idaho to assist in relieving the depression. Building operations aggregate more than J'.TO.OtiO, according to a report Issued by the governor's office. PROVO, UTAH The 401 h anniversary banquet of the Provo Congregational Community church was held here recently, with the Rev. J. F. Walker of Pocatello, Idaho, superintendent of the Intcriiiountjsin Congregational churches, as the principal speaker. TWIN FALLS. IDA. A total of 225 carloads of apples have been shipped from the local O. S. L. de-- j pot this season. She What kind of pets do you prefer? lie It used to be blonds till I met you dear, but now It's brunettes. NO DOGS ALLOWED V ' i X - I Did you get the hot Newlywell dogs for supper, love? Mrs. N. No, dear, there's a sign of a OGDEN, at the door of the apartments t chapel for the new Twenty-firswhich says, "No 'dogs allowed." ward In Ogden stake will begin in the spring If sufficient funds can EXPECTING A LOT be raised in a campaign which has been inaugurated. The chapel is to be built on Jefferson avenue tear Twelfth street. TWIN FALLS, IDA. Death of Thomas A. Edison has recalled the fact that the street cars operated in early days by a company headed by I. B. Perrine, eminent promoter, were the first to use the Edison storage battery for that purpose. OGDEN, UT. Announcement has been made by L. S. Hodgson and A Cold are common because people are careless. Prompt use of aspirin will always check a cold. Or relieve your cold at any stage. And genuine aspirin can't hurtyou.Take two tablets of Bayer Aspirin at the first indication of a cold, and that's usually the end of it. If every symptom hasn't disappeared in a few, hours, repeat. Bayer Aspirin does not depress the heart. Take enough to give complete relief. And if your throat is sore, dissolve three tablets in water and gargle away all soreness. In every package of genuine Bayer Aspirin are proven directions for colds, headaches, sore throat, neuralgia, neuritis. Millions who used to suffer Colds from these things have found winter comfort in aspirin. bayerPBaspirin Fish Had Hit Watch Moreover Irene Castle McLaughlin, whose home for homeless Chicago dogs recently burnt down. Is a great lover of animals, and at a luncheon she told an animal story. "There was once a colored gentleman," she began, "who had a dog named 'Moreover.' '"Queer name, that, for a dog,' a white gentleman said. 'Where did you get the name from, Junius?' " 'Moreover am a Biblical name, sah,' Junius, the owner of the dog, Leonard Smith, of Calcamonga, He fishing. Calif., went deep-semissed his watch and thought perSmith haps he bad left It home. bass. An hour caught a good-sizelater he picked up the fish to clean It and thought he felt Its heart beating. Slitting open the fish he found his watch still ticking away. a d Because there are ugly things In Ogden archithis world. Is no reason why we want tects, that orders to proceed with to hear about them In every chapter. the work of drafting plans for the Novelists, take notice. explained. United States department of agri"'Yes?' said the gentleman. 'How culture building, to be erected on so? " 'Don't you remember, sah,' said property formerly owned by the Kie-- "Say, cabby, this change you gave street and sel estate. Twenty-fift- h a dollar out of the way. the colored gentleman, 'whar de good is me Adams avenue, have bepu received Can't book says: you count?" from Washington, D. C. Hotel i "Say, what are you expecting of ""Moreover, the dog came and TOOELE, UT. Edson Bevan is the company? A chauffeur and an licked his wounds." ' the possessor of a large bobcat, accountant, too?" which he recently caught in a trap on Soldier pass at the head of SetNO PLACE FOR BULLS tlement canyon. Mr. Bevan statps he is keeping It until he finds a way to take it to the zoo in Salt Millions of boys Lake, should the officials there deand girls all over the sire the specimen. world, thousands of PROVO, UT. A gift of 15,000 them right here In specimens of insects and spiders, the West, are being collected by E. Elden Beck and Ara restored to health Call, former students of Brigbam and strength by the received been Young university, has purely vegetable tonby the zoological and entomologiic and cal departments. The specimens known as California Fig Syrup and were collected last summer in Iowa, endorsed by physicians for over 50 Missouri, Oklahoma, Texas, Arizyears. ona, New Mexico, and old Mexico. Children need no urging to take It, 200 Rooms 200 Tile Baths OGDEN, UT. The city commisThey love its rich, fruity flavor. coRadio in connection in every room. sion announced recently that, Nothing can compete with it as a gentle, but certain laxative, and it goes operation with Scott Zimmerman of RATES FROM J1.50 the U. S. biological survey, a further than this. It gives tone and Jtut oppotitm Mormon Tabtrmadt campaign would be put Slie I'm afraid there may be strength to the stomach and bowels ou in Ogden about November 5lh. hulls here. ERNEST norC. ROSSITER, Mgr. so these organs continue to act He They don't have bulls in the mally, of their own accord. It stimuMIDVAI.E, UT. Berl and Austin lates the appetite, helps digestion. Cook, who reside on the Bingham country only constables. A Kansas mother, Mrs. Dana highway five miles west of here, SAFE DOG drove a flaming automobile school 610 Monroe St., Topeka, says: e bus from their home to the "Bonnie B. is absolutely the picture lire station, where firemen apof health, now, with her ruddy cheeks, plied extinguishers to a blaze burnbright eyes and plump but graceful ing beneath the hood of the vehicle. little body and she stands at the top Splendid roads towering mountain Damages to the bus were nominal. In every health test. ranges Highest type hotels dry inMuch of the credit for her perfect vigorating air clear starlit nights LOGAN, UT. The Cache national forest insect infestation report condition Is due to California Fig California's Foremost Desert Playground . has been submitted to the regional mm m mrntm vrmm m enmrrmy Syrup. We have used It since babyoffice in Ogden, and shows that hood to keep her bowels active durduring the spring of 1'XM, there ing colds or any children's ailments CALIFORNIA were (),15i infested lodgepole pine and she has always had an easy time Evolution erroneous. trees treated by burning at a cost with them. She always responds to Provlnir Bible True. refuted, &c.Free.unem-ployeKxponent,15c.Darrow of .$l,4!7, or $1.04 per tree. This 3838 St. Lou Is, Mo, Laclede. Address. Is Its gentle urging and quickly back U a material improvement over to normal." conditions in 1030, when 17,000 PARKER'S Ask your druggist for California BALSAM HAIR trees were burned. . trie look for and word Hair FklEmj Fig Syrup Room repreImparts Color and OGDEN, UT. Fifty-on"California" on the carton so you'll to Bomoty Gray and Fadad Hair sentatives of water users of the sue ana ti.w at urafrsuca. always get the genuine. IIIsCTix Chtra. Wki..Ptfhogue.W.T lower Ogden river recently held a Hobo Say, mudum, is that dog Ideal for ns in SHAMPOO FLORESTON movement a to initiate moeiing connection with Parker'sHairBalaam.Maks the From Many Visit! safe? hair soft and fluffy. 60 cents by mail or at looking to the settlement of their I'm no in danger, "What happened to the boy wlio Lady My dog's Uiscox Chemical Works, Patckogue, N. Y. water claims out of conflicting but I can't say the same for used to bring you all the flowers?" court in order to prevent extensive sure; you. "He married the girl at the flor- W. N. U., Salt Lake City, No. hearings and litigation in connecist's." London Opinion. tion with the pending adjudication NOT BURNING IT Result? of the entire Welier river system "I've changed my mind." If a young man chooses the work and to create an amicable situa"Well, does it work any better?" he Ukes, that will keep his feet off to continue until storage is tion London ' the desk. created at the Iluntsville or Magpie sites, or both. ilerle MoClunahan, Salt Lake City's fewest Girl at the Top in Health Tests HOTEL laxative ffifff All-gir- e, TEMPLE SQUARE The Ideal Vacation Land Mid-val- Sunshine All Winter Long fP?aIum Spring d. Daadraff-Stop- I e drufr-Bist- a. 44-19- 31. Tit-Bit- s. "IlJ di MILL CREEK, UT. At a meeting of stockholders of the Miller Iitch company, which supplies culinary water to fiver 100 families in this vicinity, it was decided to form a township as the only possible means of installing a new pipe line. UT. Final payGUNNISON, ment by the city of Gunnison on a water bond issue created 20 years ago, nnionniing to $32,000, has been 'That pretty made recently by paying $4,700, acto burn." cording to B. A. Madsen, city And Skin Health Are Linked Together. widow has money "Yes; but Is carefully keeping It fireproof vault." In a Daily use of Caficnra Soap thoroughly cleanses the pores and docs much to keep the ekin healthy. If there are pimples or rashes anoint with Cntlcnra Ointment. Cutieura Talcum adds a fragrant touch to the toilet. Soap 25c. Ointment 25c and 50c Talcum 25c Proprietor: Potter Drug & Chemical Corp.. Maiden, Maaa. Try tho new Cutieura Shaving Cream. BV |