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Show ' .f Mi V'- 4i4 .fets. b g JtLwiV wMK e 'Aft 3 3 f ifrilfrlll I TAII 'AYSON CIIKOMl LE. 1AM)N. Xetrs Hvrietr of Current Cron is "REFORM" BILL PASSED Msasure Giving President Vast Powers Squeezes Through Senate . . . Mussolini Ready for War ' L f t . v"' "XZT jgWW'W' "' ' -- s t '; Wo,''' P v,' ' ; J y,'fr'h i 'f , V" " "v- -' vt. ' jW i? A V f z,- A A ? f Tornadoes in that swept through M souri, Arkan-- s is, and Oklahoma killed at least 39 persons and did a vast amount of damage to property. South Pekin in the Illinois river valley was almost destroyed, and many other towrs suffered severely. Light and water services were crippled. Hospitals throughout the stricken areas were crowded with the injured. Tornadoes Him. as. the Current News llllS ' vr&iVp&lV ' - .1 Oil Seizures Protested t "fc 11 RELATIONS between Mexico the United took a se- rious turn when Ambassador Daniels delivered to Eoreign Minister Eduardo Hay a sharp protesl against the action of President Cardenas in expropriating foreign oil properties. He asked just how Mexico proposed to pay for the properties seized. Cardonas thereupon called his congress in special session tc consider an internal loan to provide for the indemnity payments. American withdrawal of support from the silver market, Cardenas chief source of revenue, threatened to close many silver mines. Silver Buying Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, chairman of the senate finance committee. Is here seen telling members of the press what his committee had done and proposed to do to the revenue measure so that It would be less objectionable to business and to the country in general. It already had made radical changes in the bill as it was passed by the bouse. S&hnuod 4 r.inl lVrson 3 in Middle West IV. PidaUiA SUMMARIZES THE WORLDS WEEK C Western Newspaper Union. Buppli, et talogus. 1 Radio Co. Halted SECRETARY OF THE announced that the United States had discontinued the purchase of Mexican silver until further notice. This probably was a direct result of Mexicos expropriation of foreign oil properties, which Secretary of State Hull considers a hard blow to his "good neighbor policies. Price of silver was cut 1 cent an ounce. The United States Treasury has been buying 5,000,000 ounces of newMexican silver each ly mined month, paying around $2,500,000 for it at the artificially maintained New York price, which gave Mexico sizable profits. Hungarian debt settlement proposal Wido Powers for President and railroad legislation. reorDemocratic Leader Barkley said "Czar" for Broadcasters PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS ganization bill squeezed through he hoped the senate could dispose of 'T'HE National Association of 49 of the senate by the close vote the tax revision bill, the $1,100,000,-00- 0 Broadcasters announced the to 42, after a fierce fight A monaval expansion program, and election of Mark Ethridge of Louistion to recommit, which would have the proposed $1,000,000,000 relief president virtually killed the measure, was measure in April. This would clear ville, Ky., as temporary raor czar, of the billion-dolla- r defeated by a vote of 48 to 43. the senate calendar, he said, un- dio broadcasting Industry. Opponents of this bill are con- less consideration of Hungarys debt Ethridge, who is managing editor vinced that It paves the way for program should result in a lengthy of and the Louisville Courier-Journa- l a dictatorship in the United States. senate debate on the entire war debt Times, accepted the position after Mr. Roosevelt made public a letquestion. that he would not take ter to a friend in which he disRepresentative Rayburn, house stipulating The Job, authorized any salary. claimed any intention to become a floor leader, said he thought that the N. A. B.s annual convenat could its the under chamber dictator powers granted present complete was to have carried a salary him by the bill. He said he was program by May 1. But other mem- tion, of $25,000 yearly. bers said that if efforts to revive the firmly opposed to an American dicbill are successful, the tatorship and that he has none wage-hou- r Britain's New Spanish Plan of the qualifications which would picture may change. make him a successful dictator. REAT BRITAIN laid before of Europes major The special reorganization comTen Men to Probe TVA new proposals for obtaining mittee of the house reported a new powers bill as a substitute for the senate JjTVE senators and five representa- - early removal of foreign troops tives will do the investigating of from the Spanish civil war. The measure but dillering from it only Tennessee Valley authority, for plan was submitted to the chairthe was Its passage speedy slightly. the resolution for a joint committee mans subcommittee of the noninpredicted by Majority Leader Rayinquiry was adopted tervention committee in its first burn. by the senate withThe bill, as it was passed by the in nearly two months. out a dissenting meeting senate, authorizes the President, Informed persons said Britain vote, and was apby executive order, to transfer, refirst, a new formula for proposed proved unanimously consolidate, seggroup, when belligerent deciding rights The the house. by regate the whole or any part of or be should granted the warring facIntroresolution was abolish any of the 135 bureaus, agenduced by Sen. Alben tions; second, restoration of concies, and divisions of government. trol on Spains frontiers. W. Barkley of Excepted from this section, howmajority ever, are the federal reserve board, leader. It calls Franco in Catalonia the corps of engineers of the Unitf dSi for investigation of ed States army and the independent, Jbuase cbarges 0f rnalfea-Scn- . GENERAL FRANCOS Insurgent estaband regulatory quasi judicial army blasted its way thruugh Bridges sance ancj honlishments, such as the board of tax the loyalist lines and entered the the ousted chairman, esty made by appeals, the communications comprovince of Catalonia, moving far A. E. Morgan, and includes eight of mission, the federal trade comtoward Barcelona, the third capital twenty-thre- e the charges originally of the mission, the Interstate commerce government forces. In this commission, and the national labor made by Senators Bridges and King rapid advance about 100 towns were in their first resolution for a conrelations board. in a day and many gressional inquiry. It also calls for captured were single It abolishes the civil service demolished by bomvillages acinto the as now constituted, and the a fishing expedition of 200 war a fleet bardment by tivities of private utility companies general accounting office. It creand their injunction suits against planes said to have been contributates a new department of weled by Italy and Germany. TVA. fare," and it authorizes six more the H. Italy warned France that any New Sen. the nOO Styles PresBridges, the a to $10 year assistants intervention in Spain "might French in a radio Hampshire Republican, ident. compromise peace on the European debate declared the administration was trying to obscure the charges continent. The organ of the Italian Senators Are Angered , foreign office, Informazione of scandal within the TVA by forcpublished the statement. Commenting to the press on the ing the inquiry to cover the private fc senates action on the reorganutility angle. "The administrations ization bill, the President made the strategy has been to cover up TVA Colonel House Dies he remarkable statement that it dirt by a phoney counter-attack,- " J'VEATH after a long illness ended senate said. the proved the notable career of Col. EdHe was answered vigorously by could not be purM. House, whose name, durward chased by organized Sen. Lister B. Hill of Alabama. ing the World war era, was familon based telegrams iar to millions. He direct misrepresenfor War Italy Ready passed away in New tations. TJENITO MUSSOLINI put a chip York at the age oi This led to an outseventy-ninon his shoulder and dared anyyears burst of indignation one to knock it off. In a speech Shunning publicity Hiin the senate. personal glory. ram Johnson of Cal- before the Italian senate which was and House devoted him ifornia started a hot broadcast to the world, II Duce self untiringly to Italys land, sea and air debate with the as- said: he deemed the what imfor are forces tuned and rapid I dont sertion: Sen. Johnson know war. He warned Europe, best interests of his just wh,lt WJS placable country and for meant by this remark, but I do and especially France, of his readihis influence years ness to and and fight, willingness know full well the implications which in interarise from it. Did the President said he subscribed to the theory especially national matters, tli is at "the best defense offense." mean that the senate could be purwas great. An early supporter of He called the Italian submarine chased only by promises of projfleet the largest in the world, said Woodrow Wilsons political fortunes, ects in particular states, or by marhe became Wilsons trusted adviser shals or other officials in particular the nations air fleet was one of the after his election to the presidency in best existence, and asserted that, localities? and continued to help direct his if can he an necessary, put army Senator Wheeler of Montana said course immediately before and durthat it was a "coincidence that of 9.000,900 men in the field. ing the war, making frequent trips I will be in supreme command, Senator James P. Pope, Democrat, to Europe. He was Wilson's perMussolini out his cried, thrusting of Idaho, had voted for the reorsonal representative in the Verganization bill about the same time chest. sailles peace conference. Later he fundaare problems Military that he had been able to get for his and Wilson disagreed and their mental continued ones, Mussolini. state an appropriation of close to I dedicate the greatest part of close association came to an end $1,000,000 to start a dam project. !j my day to them. Anyone who dares When Pope and his friends indigto attack the rights and interests Japan's Regime in China nantly protested. Wheeler said he our of will find in the fatherland was satisfied there was no connecJAPAN announced officially the in- land, sea and air the immediate, tion between the two matters. auguration of the "reformed The citizens who sent between resolute and proudest answer from Government of the Republic of China" in Nanking. This puppet state 75,000 and 100.000 telegrams asking the Italian people's arms. France was warned also by Nazi is intended to replace the senators to vote against the reorregime of Minister Goebbels in Generalissimo Chiang and ganization measure are still to be aPropaganda sensational speech in Vienna. Prois headed by Liang Hung-Tzas heard from concerning the Presiclaiming the might of the new Ger- chairman of the new executive yudents comment. Ger an, a position equivalent to pre many. Goebbels shouted: many is now strong enough to resist mier. Adjournment Prospects The Chinese were stiff fighting tin any attack from France. There can of a prominvaders desperately along the Pei CONGRESS wants to adjourn by no longer be any question of May, but leaders enade from Paris to Berlin. Paris railway and claimed foresaw three possible obstacles to is no longer the heart of European the Japanese were suffering heavy this plan the wage-hou- r bill, the politics. The heart is now Berlin." lossei. visas to enable them to leave Austria following like tli besieged the foreign consulates seeking members of the police force in Pootung, to 2- -In become training o that country by Germany. Cardinal Hayes of New York, who uniforms. their to don be soon will qualified Caina these girls to win the Spanish civil war. Franco for General was he praying declared during an interview that IJexaUon the atrick Smile furnitui SHES A SEA CAPTAIN Contest Winners Living m": R0LL fob and retail SERVICE. m3 Rn 171 mil OFFICE EOuitoft NEW AND USED deska ai addlnr mtbi typewriter., S. L DESK EX. Ml. a CLAY Drain PRODUqfl wer Pipe Fir. Brick I T AH FIRE and dl i CLAT CO ATHLETIC GREAT WESTERN AIHlffl I niformi, Bit., Ginn. Bunk VollvbaUi, Athletic ilwtift. IDAHO SCHOOL SIPPLTC ICE CREAM FREE SODA FOUNTAINS 1CI U. TER FREEZERS and let CwJ Bar Future. Stool,, Car Table. Also reconditioatd t. The first woman in of Quebec to receive the province a masters papers, Miss Francoise LeMay, French Canadian, is shown at the wheel of her CO. Their smiles were the biggest by actual measurements in the annual Boys Athletic leagues Biggest Smile in New York competition. Winners, Jhnmy OBrien, four years old, and Rose Rushit, seven years old, display their winning smiles, the biggest of the thousands of boys and girls throughout the city who entered the contest. ORGANIZES Heres GRANDMAS tanker, the Adelphie, in the St. Lawrence river. The tanker, owned by her father, who will retire this spring, wM be placed in her sole command. ) Poet Office PI, re - 8V BUTCHER twenty-three-year-o- ld HOBART-DAYT- ON Complete Market Iqiiaft West Temple 8t 80. 24 MOTORCYCLES HARLEY Used Witt it HUM. Motorcycle! OF HOPPER. HOI SEEDS Lowest Prices ea varieties of potatoes MAXFIELD FEED A Fencing A Pooltry Sapp.-8- Gardes 4 a Forced Entry Tall SCHOOLS Accordions at Faetery louances on any muBiciJ f.KFI VK Ken-luck- i , OF MigCj SCHOOL STAMPS EwTtanJ DM free samptf. termonntain Stamp fffca-- . ir MINES AND Dont Leaal 141 I Sell Stock. Method Broadway HELP WANTEy Two men to learn pertrad Mast hare Bo Write ApplianceSrmeton rt Under com-mirsio- n earit 51 - t Organ First The first instrument a keyboard was the 07 i- to Diplo-matlca- e foo . State Wh,!.NGf:B O Id HE Ve&fj ce ec Mrs. John Wesley Gray, lecturer and the only woman to run for mayor of Chicago, who was elected sec- rotary of the newly organized Grandmothers club. The organization comprises 39 grandmothers, each active in a business or profession, to prove that this is not exclusively a mans world. clearly with e new Sonoe . - . SONOTO This unusual accident occurred near Braine LAlleud, Brussels, Belgium, recently as the result of a faulty switch. The locomotive crashed into the side of a signalmans house in which he lives with his wife and two children. Luckily, no one was injured. Baicelona Cleans Up After Air Raids 603 BOSTON 331 BLS- t- YATES Most Famm The most i- - m tv staged place on faj October 19, lor a smn J rf1 ",2 large number many large betting throug railroad company ; excursion trains ' metropolis, mcomm? and the 0i corned by the Gun A soldier a on gu triggers of improving and pistol Throgmorton, Throgmorton N responds to i Boys The phone Haven, Kai-she- k switebb Coa e ping-Hanko- 1,,. customary Citizens of Barcelona shown cleaning ud Hnh to by insurgent airplanes. Hundreds of men which tbiew the civil nnpuiaton into nanic fearful bombing raids the city was subjected a"d chlIdren ere killed by the explosiou of bombs t |