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Show News Review of Current Events llie World Over resident's Program Driven Through Congres Adjournment Mussolini Refu-e- s to Ahandon His Projected Conquest of Ethiopia. Ih-for- e By EDWARD W. PICKARD Weittrn Niwapapet Union. herself to losing Italy's friendship" In both J i.minc mill seriate wns fust and Olliers In Paris (lei hired that furious during ttie closing days of Frame Is now solidly with Eng tin schsloii. While House pressure land. tt as freelv need ; (11 After ii. iron Ioinpei Ahull had were start Ibrxter siiliinltled Hie proposition to Mussolini and had reieived el arid stepped; m n.i loi s and rcn e lhe duel-- ' icply, he told Kden and mm laivul that Ids master would he sat.itn cs, hot and III h .hered, Were isfied with nothing less than "an timed to he iiiar nexallou of Klhlopla In whole or In Hut con ri K, .no- purt." I. mill was furious and dl had Its or gret-reetly accused Mussolini of break tiers and It warned Ing a personal promise to him when lOdi-he visited Kome to go home, so the abrupt!) administration pro brought the eoiilereuee to a close. was gram In Hurrying lank to Condon, Cup pushed through. tain Kden took part In conferences One of the most held hy Crime Minister Stanley iontroversl.il measures on that pro- Caldwln and the memhers of Ills gram, the (liiffey coal bill, hud been cabinet, together with various for driven through the house by orders mer ministers, opposition leaders from above and threat of a strike, and men not in office. Ttie public and when It was taken up by the situation was admittedly tense nnd senate every effort to kill It, hy the advice of such men as I.loyd eliminating the tax feature, was de George, l.ord ('is II and Winston I feaied mrlng the debate. SenaChurchill was sought hy the gov tor Waller F. George, lieinoeriit. eminent. Sir Stmuel Hoard, for ereuted a sensation by denounceign secretary, also culled In reping t tie bill In these words : resentatives of all the self govern Outside of political circles. It Is Ing dominions. It was understood questionable whether there are five the Krlllsli government would he reputable lawyers In the United prepared fully to honor Its ohlign Stales who would declare this mens t Ions under the of Nations ure constitutional. However, that covenant, these Including the dela not the worst feature of the nouncing of a nation that attacks bill. The worst feature Is the de- another member of Hie league. Of course the air In I.ondon was full fect ami Infirmity in the legislative program Hint we are develop- of rumors of war, but nllielals gave ing. This nation cannot remain assurance that Great Critaln would move with the greatest eaullon. free and happy. If we are to legls late for groups, and beyond all of Paris heard unconfirmed reports that. If groups arc to legislate for that Mussolini was trying to nego themselves ttie end (if things Is Hate a secret military alliance vvdh net very far distant. Hitler. If sm-- a pact Is signed It That la the situation we hnve will greatly Increase the chances of war. confronting ua. And to tills kind another general Kuriqs-aof program tin Iiemocratlc party Is willing to commit Itself!" C AMCK1, R PKTTK.NGII.I,, Detn Senator George was assailing the oeratlc representative from Inproposal to set lip district boards dlami, aroused the house to wild In the coal Industry, which would cheering by a downright attmk on make their own law ns to trade Tom Corcoran, the practices nnd regulate wages and White Mouse lobbyhotiMi, allocate tonnages nnd (lx ist who lias been prices, with regard only for their charged with tryown Interests. ing to Intimidate 'riils Is the type of absolutism Pet congressmen. from which we revolted to estabtenglll challenged lish this Republic." lie declared. the house lobby The house gave lip the fight committee to sumagainst the "death sentence In the mon Corcoran again utilities bill and Instructed Its and question lilra conferees to accept a "compromise" about Ids report'll that was pretty much dealing In utility IsThis means that all holding com sues on the New pnnles beyond the second degree Tork Stoik exchange market nt are to tie sentenced to death by the same time lie labored for legthe Slut promptly nfter January I, islation against utilities nt Wash Even a holding company In Ington. Hits. ttie second degree would not esC T H.'IM.ATl VK action Anglo-Frenc- a Mount Hefco & Maple Canyon sudden govern IN' (INK of those uieni.il upsets f eq Merit In I. a1 n M el Amenta, I'leMdent Jose a sen Ibarra of Ktu.idor was thrown out of olfh e arid Antonio Pons for mer premier, was put In h.s pine. It all came about beiaiuse Ibarra tried to make IduisCf a dictator and Imprisoned the leaders of the The senate objei ted opposition 'I lien and Ibarra closed congress Ibarra the army got Into action was arrested by Gol N'leatior Sobs, Inspector general; the political prisoners were released, and Pons was Installed as president. A j. it;.-- cape unless lls operations were confined to a single Integrated svs tem within a state or within con- tiguous slates, Itoth senate and house adopted a resolution making mandatory ttie embargo on munitions shipments to both belligerents In case of war. This was what the administration did not want, claiming It would tie the bands of the executive so that he could exert no Intluence Inward averting war. Senate and house accepted the conferees' report on the bill Increas Ing the powers of TVA nnd legalising that body's past actions and It wag sent to the White Mouse. The senate passed without a record vole the railway bankruptcy amend nients recommended by Co ordlnator Joseph It. Kastman, wti'.eb are de signed to prohibit minorities from blinking reorganization plans. Is determined to JCSSOl.INI conquer Klhlopla, and all Ku rope Is trembling. II dure evidently feels that his personal prestige Is nt stake, ami to Idm thnt means the con of the (Intuition fascist regime An t bony Kden am Pierre Cava) offered Italy what would amount to a man date over llnlle Selassie's real m, but that was not enough, so the conference In Paris was declared adjourned The friendship between France and Italy must be ruptured. Great will insist on ail Ion by the Cengue of Nations council when It meets September 4. There Is no rea son to believe that the council will do more than It did In the rase of Japan's seizure of Manchuria, but It seemingly will be forced lo dc nounee Italy's action, ami that Brl-tai- n would be enough to Induce Musso llnl to withdraw tils country from the league If and when Italy de Res the league, that pretentious body, previously defied successfully by Japan nnd Germany, will amount to little. No wonder the statesmen of Kurope are Jittery. One h'gh French official was quoted as saying that Kurope faces crisis like that of 1914," and he admitted that "France must resign not A, the highest trib- "ttie that hmd-s- tcla-- f Pi Hi. 111111 !' Mount Nt b i joining San The t' a I tin ( ur Utah's gre sienic loop Greek cun. point and l PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S cotton textile committee MihmiUed to him certain recommendations to better the Industry, and he passed - i, them on to eon gross for future action. Secretary of Commerce Daniel the lioper head committee ami the other memhers ure Secretary of Labor Perkins, Secretary , inding re climb mail of ad- - Juab and rtpusmts one of of , i.. ' i, i Mr. j. phtlps' ,rd- d in t it the of runqu--- t peak Utah historv. top of Red Cieik, and aweinspiting Midi's of the many in I 'all's womb Hand of paths, the i a Gms wt st and f dlows arid Nt bo Gieek di am. u'o wiih Mount ori-- w ulus the of-- ,1 m t .ii ii,, mtie, - fers one o' scenic won ptak mas-di- livil. toweling a i ; Mount ( t above s m Mth.c panoianu (f th's lol KINS 1J Hen f. in' I . r ut.s ef art if a nl the on, paumiiarly Mine the (omphUou to Salt Ni at la phi, going ginning mountain the six mile ,:ig off on the Salt Ctetk road at fur' I"" at Nebo (reek. to a m king off four in . larvon and fdlovving the j ip t Kul (M.k ' k flat is a far cry from the Civ i Rod n ,u l'iii Ip A,..mO 21, lMl for the purpose of making n probably as c. n mn r that ,ial .c b-- Glimbi vi JIN Mllb A tail iwuM'ai'fr, t b a f lb At tile between th r lit Gi Nebo strai. Id la The ro i the head v. t i d G 1 rii-1- ! Agriculture Wallace and Secretary of Stale Hull. The of d vv h quaking rispit.s and ennMniifs on around Nt lm (reek and a of Utah valley and h to tho divide s a view of the ad Arthur Brisbane In ' i K OM V Q' 'f- l - W men . born, froia ljr ,UJ More often rud Svvedhh-b- f l rmnt, horn, California to his old home at Clareniore.Okla., be extended on to New York, and the whole road ors of the named Bead the Grape Nuts ad in column of this paper . u to Join the Dlzz, DeaMYinJ win valuable free prizes- .- W 1 are td 1 schoolt cit.zen- - now ba( men were States flag. brn 0 Under j tbe tf BOYsTgIRLS! 1 1 Rogers High- way. If every American highway with friends of Will Rogers living on both sides from one end to the other were named for him, there would be many Will Rogers high w c!Jar4 the m,cntaml will, but course. weglanhorn, from Rogers home you tt schooner captain !. i, tan4 m niceties bp II prevafi. What sort of men ers? All sorts. Crew-,,.negro or brown skinned ute and a lasting memorial to Will Rogers, Highway GO, which runs new when ri mPSndkao deck the leeward, so the the breeze If 1 S,ksftu Man Poop suggesting as 1 rue Is n Ropers Highway From Tualtt, Okla., in which state was born, J. D. Underwood telegraphs In t ways removes h!s fore enter, ng the If stand ng t Will Rogers ) , O'J ROGEIRS Woman Opt;cian, j, 5Yoman o; tidans uy s. are !' 1 ho 4dt sa eyes of i, gp ap1 syirniDS England, and are aa Id to be, cessfuk Becat.se t i, one of fesslons which a woman c after mirriage, many other are expected Tims runs the headlines: BARS ALL IT, ACE "ITALY TALK." BRITAIN WEIGHS SANCTIONS. WANTS TO KNOW OCR POLICY. If she wants to know the policy of 90 out of a 100 ordinary Americans, and 100 per cent of all comIt would be mon sense Americans, ti11 PftiJe ' 1" Hah td'j the r --gt.(l X eemn f jgied f ante i looked t bted Be war this: vi-t- Santaquin Utah lake. proposed report Passing Mi! Spi.e J. the motnri-- t tlrivts between Twin Peaks, that a friendly continuing .e .ml G.. t,t x.de (f NotiU Twin ltak commanding a agreement besought view of II. M'i i.'i- n Cent. iming north the road leads to a point f S nt.i pi n i.mvi.n. Pay son catty on and Ilolman canyon. limit the export of at tho hea From this p ,nt tnu toio t commands a view of all Utah county. country. The com Tho st ', c Imp is 72 miles from Nephi, around tho mountain and mlttee found that, although the .lap to Ne; hi. Prom Nt "hi to the ratic r station at Payon canyon is back the been small, (these Imports have 32 miles; ft mi tho t.,tiou to Payson proper is 14 miles, and from Pay-soAmerican market has been disto Nephi is 2'! ni'h turbed, with a resultant depression Tho "I id's Kilt lit n" one of the faint d scenic wonders of the loop In the Industry here. can be rein til from the mam h .''ivsav hy a two minute walk. The A continuance of the labor stand the home of Utah elk; these animals Mount Nebo ea is at I. now led-c- d NBA code under the arils provided ran be sefn ah ng the rn.ul anv rvetiu.g or morning. One party recentwas suggested. To this end It was ly counted moo than 'to head dining the morning's drive. recommended that the government In tho i.m.ier of pi ,! a CCC (amp was loeat d In the Mount Neb1 such elTorts supplement voluntary ti m b, cun on a splendid amphitheater, recreational at a ami t as are being made hy administrative sineo comp', ' h l"iotiis was t ,ven ovie celebrations by the construe and legislative measures which may Hon of the h" outdo t'.u Hi r and m vv annual outings are hilil there lie feasible to aid the workers. The off 'irs are the Included in th- - t t f :. ti n heat D.iv celebration, the committee recommended against dis Mount Nebo p' mam ml h.ho and the annual Juab Stake day. of the of Mount Nebo In continuance of the cotton process Repleiu .hue nt with gam" recent yeats I. is add.d gre Ply to the spoil tf fishermen who come Ing tax "during lhe existing ecomiles to lutk. O'lier spurts intituling pheasant ami duck y tlu-inomic emergency as reflected by , existing price disparities." It held hunting and d, r and (lk abound in the Mount Nebo area. More than that tax Increases the purchasing 300 hejd of t lk tnn now loeatul on tho forest reserve adjacent to Nephi. aetording to ri n nt repmts. power of farmers and thus bene-fitWhile Molin' Nib) dominates the scenic wonders of the surround cotton In the workers textile In In? country, it does mt overhndow tile beautus of Maple canyon In dustry. adjacint Sanpete county. The government's cotton loan pol Loeat'-nppr ,.imately 7 ndles wist of Moroni in tho western side ley was found to he primarily !m of Suipeto vullev, the ranvon is replete with liu'urul wonders. portant to the textile Industry Thorn 13 for example the famed Box canyon, with slmer towering through Its possible stabilizing ef walls rising abruptly into the skv several hundreds of feet, with the feet. walls nt tho base never im tN than 50 feet apart. In Rox canyon also Various recommend. i teehnlenl la ( Vnvlnmerate rot k, thrusting C,o0 feet into the air to nurk 'the site tlons were made by the report, but of the great natural amphitheater. Tim e.invon it st If is a wvltc r of maple growth from which it derives the proposition of representatives Us name. of the Industry that the government The (any on forms the nhno-- t invisible entrance into the Sanpitch range of mountains, where for thousands of years the spring virtually subsidize cotton textile exfreshets have woathertd the conglomerated rock. The Indiana representative thus ports hy an allowance of 7 cents In eaily days Maple canyon was a secret chamber with walls BOO vvns disapproved. per pound out ruInto the the open brought to S'tO fei t high mors whispered about the The Fanpiteh Indian tribe, once powerful here, hi Id tho canyon members of tbo sen that administration lobbyists In awe hut it is now known th.it the secret box MINORITY house formation became a Hint committees were profiting secretly hy stock refuge la'er for other tribes. The cativon for years was the reiinquarv of the are lobbydoing Investigating market deals In securities alTectod for weird legi niR and it is only in recent years that the arei ists started out the week with the has many become familiar with white men. by legislation for which they were determination to As Salt Lake nestles between tho Wnsatih and the exerting tremendous efforts. Opiirrh rang find out why Mar of mountains, so .Moroni lies between the Corcoran once admitted to a comgnat Wasatch fault and th vln II MacIntyre, Sanpitch range. mittee that he Imd bisui a stoik to the Tourists entering the secret Pox canyon must hear in mind tha market plunger and had made and secretary the same door that gave them entrant e aLo leads them out President; LawTh lost a small fortune. rence W. Robert Indian pursuing the mountain linn and the deer that abounded 'in th "In view of this admission, area, into the box and they never came out to roam the op, n ratme Jr., assistant score told the house, "the rules tary of the treas Farther up the canyon is a small natural bridge that is set iik a gem in the natural beauty of the place. The ht!e committee, Inve.sllgntlng lobbying, ury, and Anion G bridge, only do R,, hi h, is perfect viewed from below. should summon Corcoran and qncs of Fort Carter tlon him rs to whether he Is now Tourmts may see and wonder at the Insrutable processes of Worth, publisher nitm In the market with reference that erode tho solid rot k to form a bridge. to nnd friend of the The tourist on pi inti'ng seeing the beauties of Maple (lln.-,,Roosevelt utility stock." family, discover that the w mdeis of tho canyon vvil! never be were all found In dupl cate I ORE than HO.tKIO troops of all the apartment at the Shoreliatn ho Mr. Rr im R: Dl lour part to aJvert,, Utah. ULaie 4" ( brunt lies of the armed service tel of l.ernard It Robinson of Chi Jfn flrlJe l0 s fnenJ or relative or bu tmrts arcade oat of the S'ate got well started In the great war cago, chief lo.i'.iylst of the Ass.iel maneuvers In northern New York ated Gas and Kteetric company. Mr Robinson himself also was there OGDEN, l'T-- B. J. Fit. eh width were organ of the fedcrtl buand It was said when the door was leil and directed of public roads, located u Intermountain News reau etgmeir by MaJ. Gen. IVn opened at the knoik of the sergeant Ogdon, h..s announced that nt arms of the senate a ''seem of tils K. Nolan. The partial program of projects Ip Hriefly told for Busy Readers men was a disclosed For revelry" regular army dty Idaho, involving works piogrnn of the first area or two the news of this affair was fumK has been recommended BEET CROP DOUBLES and the National not sent out from Washington by for h.s appt. al. Fi.nds for NOXIOUS WEED FIGHT these the news associations, reportedly Guardsmen of New ptojcits me to come from thr RARE UNI) SKELETON because of the efforts of Mr. Carter cmiTgeui v uUf voids approCngland, New York MUCH HIGHWAY WORK priation 1 md. a port am cf and New Jersey to have It suppressed entirely. This, too. some of tho Investigators want SAI T LAKE CITY, UT.-- The participated, and In o'eu fot mt-,muddy fields, tan explained. agar beet crop in Utah this year aratien'pro'Cits. Up' t dam Ida V gleil pine forests, Republican members of the bouse will be more than double that of Dot ij jdc 'i 2 !0h'ls backwoods roads, committee also said they would In ,47 fnr 1934, according to estimates of tb tUH .1 f. r slst on the Interrogation of Under they Imd a series grade cn. the United States Beet Sugar as- - Fl.o 4.4 rr' of of 'engagements," troops opposing the F Interior Charles secretary Mc.V!,,,n- - and the Maho crop will program covers West and Until Htirja. executive diA N f troops under conditions closely simbe the best in the his- - way funds aid $2 rector of the Den ocratlc national probably 42jh.,u cf ulating real warfare. An Interof the state. The estimated rmj tory fuiuis. Is West use was committee. of a the esting feature reputedly the Utah crop for 1935 will bo 540.-00- 0 crossing NEY ELY, G:as h.mpers au big fleet of taxicabs from New President's lobbyist ami Hurja acts tons, as compared to 250,000 destroying the r c ;aV'd in York city. Pine camp, Just south In a similar capacity for postmaster tons last year an average of 621.-00- 0 Moran ONtrct m Whit. tons for tho period of 1923-3- Pme of the Thousand Islands region, was General Farley, and both of them t'-county were Involved with Tom Corcoran the center of operations. Rankin are secktr g r, n; tn,t rancher during the worst of tho aid i" Idaho is expected to In the utilities "death sentence" cri1high oiticers of the army nnd miliTho fit a 700.000 tons this produce year, that started the whole Inquiry tary attaches of foreign nations eh as compared with 294,000 tons served the maneuvers. ki't and tons aver449,000 year "irg a. ctuMon. j T M'AN has been nffiiinled by onr ,rt, Muring the oienlng days the age for the depression period, be feeding up. tie cu:r trees navy on various occasions, Twenty seventh New York division WALLACE, IDA. Tho Wallace commanded by MaJ. Gen. William SALT LAKE CITY IT by tbe staging of fleet mmeu tv Trades and Labor council has duction of at N. Haskell was pitted In the east vers at Hawaii amt the Alaskan Ica.t 2 1 ern portion of the 100 square mile const. Now the sen.s.tive isiimleu adopted a resolution protesting expected n t o m - ' hurst tho federal government's and lamb; mark 'tig iC", should he pleased, for Asisant maneuver area ngvnst the Forty-thirm. i announced plan to use convict w inter "Yr 1 10 Now Kngl ind division, com Henry L hVr cn highways in central Ida- - ste Secretary of ttie Nai-lerp mantled by MaJ. Gen. Motris I. ltooM'velt has ro. Authorities have announced fall (tint t'1 t e' til w 'I ha tentative plans call for trr'tho U. S " Payne. In the western portion of fleet nianenvers of h'.e: t held at tbe Panama m the changing terralne the Forty-fourton usit of federal prisoners for work hu t 1 f j' u some parts of the Lewis and New Jersey and New York the western coast of Centr il Amor SALT I V 5, U A Cl.uk highway m the Lelo Iktos lo-MaJ Mr. tea. Gen. Roosevelt and the division, commanded by im; U Ut. of 'l L sm rtod. n it very John J. TofTev, opposed the Twenhigh command KI.KO, NEV. Matt E Smith s1.. w ri Massachusetts division, was if Chicago, who was killed re- - is eonvinolrgly, that the sV ty sixth ," ( f emt In commanded by MaJ. Gen. Daniel act made ,.vl response ro ur. 1 his when car over turned in' den ed icntly I Needham. Japanese criticism. "ear Wells, carried $5000 on his Will.., m I. " A a i verson. i f census, dej at in. i : meret. van! I To mind our own business; let European nations, alternately murdering each other and robbing inferior nations, attend to their business In their way. to tH SJtfd. 1 deaths fire! wad, ant ' , - one-side- 04 Me-.- THIS WEEK Our Policy? Here It Is hy Go to Town? To Discourage Vice S i arid Wiley Post. to lieu h In Alaska when their p'une fell not far from Point P.arrow, were brought Inc k to the states for huriel by Joe Tos-oi- i, their Intimate friend. In an airplane tood And all their coin trt tm-with lured and bowed heads as the hri ken bodies were laid to ri st. N .ne was too great and none too lowly to pay tribute In words and action to those two fine Americans, one a beloved comedian, humoflst ami philosopher ; tin other a lender among the worlds aviators 'I hey died as thev had lived, adventuring gallantly, ami the world Is the poorer for their passing WIJ.I, vail. it- 1 s Uu-Ito- ' 'r htv'Tu' ject.-T'M- r ' 2, 1 1 esp-i-la'l- y 1 j 1 1 antio-mcc- 1 ! ! . t , . y t'-- 1 i Our policy now, with Italy swallowing Ethiopia, should be exactly vv hut it was when our British friends were swallowing the lands of the Boers, absorbing that country vvitli Its valuable gold and diamond mines. We did nothing then. Why should we Invent a special policy for Mussolini now? France and England "fear I spied nrd, P Score One Nurse "It's a Golfer "Hurray i for ( D flttlC Daddy 2ns die boy I" Coab A caddie!" raw, itrieon e and Ktrn, Mus- solini may involve three continents In the Ethiopian war. Has Europe heard of the New England farmer who said; I'm on tny way to town to get drunk, and Lord how I dread it." He need not have gone to town. nations need not be European dragged Into a tri continental war If they dont want to be dragged. very old poker player of the York Cress club, when he "raised the pot," remarked usually: The only way to discourage vice is to make It expensive. That Idea seems to he working in Germany. Doctor Fchaeht, head of the great Germ. in hank, leading financier of the Reich, warns Germany that A New Na .I individuals Indulging Quick, Pleasant Successful Let's be frank there's only way for your body to rid Its! the waste material that causes i feel ity, gas, headaches, bloated and a dozen other discoKt Your intestines must function the way to make them moTeip xii ly, pleasantly, successfully, tod Is griping or harsh Irritants a Milnesia Mafer thoroughly, is cordance with directions on the! tie or tin, then swallow. Milnesia Wafers, pure nA each magnesia in tablet form, lidM alent to a tablespoon of of magnesia, correct acidity,sbreath, flatulence, at their tand enable you to have the p eliminatios pleasant, successful health. abundant to necessary In W Milnesia Wafers come convenient! in or GOe at 35c and tho them- selves In the pleasure of treating defenseless Jews brutally, are endangering Germany's prosperity. Such wanton brutality constitutes a great menace to German trade every wlierp, according to Doctor Selmcht, who knows. Republicans report greatly Increased demand for the nomination of Senator Borah, since the announcement that, if nominated, he will run. This will be mournful news for some Republican corporation best minds, for whether they hnve to he "lashed with scorpions, or with something else, would make little difference to some of them who consider Senator Borah distinctly in the scorpion class. An old Eliminai etp at gentleman of elglily-onin'o a New York police station,- - remarking ; "I have Just walked from Kansas C'it.v ant shall walk hack again tonight. He was removed to a psychopathic ward. If he had substituted the verb "fly" for "walk," flip police would not have disturbed him. for he could have flown In from Kansas City during the day very easily and flown hack again at night. If 25 years I ago he had said. just flew In from Kansas City, he would have been sent to the dangerous ward. So there Is progress. e 20c. Recommended by of physicians. All good them. Start using tbacP;t ant tasting effective wafers strolled ITCHING.. anywhere body-al- so burning irritated soothed and helped by sk Resinol SALT LAKE'S At on the NEWEST HOS Sverdlovsk. Russian government engineers, digging sewers under the city, find gold ore that indicates n rich gold field underlying the town. The government owns all the city, and can practically easily take the rest, and a further Increase In Russia's gold production, already more than three times ns great as that of the United Onr lobby Is cooled daring the suinniM Radio tor Cery Root! 2 OO Rooms 200 Baths Slates, may he expected. Those Who believe in the wickedness of Russia mav ask: "hv does Providence allow such itked people to find so much gold? (hie answer is, "The way quickest to m.ike them stop their wickedness Is to make them rich, and gold would d' it Gold night not change evs ing government of Russia. !Vt at o' or generation will see kind of government, and of sat h a lump of gdd, as we I", -might make that next R government consider Lenin HOTEL w - own-or-V- ,s. ur! oil fashioned " Prov .tepee works rm -'eriously. g K.ne 1 . nn Prute. Ina. v ttr Nl. Jj Temple Rafes Sgo $t.S0j2l Tho Hotel hishly de..r"h le; T phntLYou (date, upreo"' h,. f (r l ,ind,h2 frut'1 , o0f(J" horo..shlvV'';-1,1Vt- fore undcrdl'1"'1 lUGHLY m ..tJiWhy Toar.n.l.o.PPt, ItS a mark of d's,losielrt at ihrs beautiful r flQi |