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Show B released over at Fair- reau station at move seen to an hoar at a "noon bha A News Review of Current Careful to Be Tea ju ' cnfe-in- ran gain carefree as lie !lS ''UTS''" trans-'M'lhatn- Dawns Tropical Roosevelt Defeats Smith in New Hampshire Primaries Billion Dollar Tax Bill Under Debate in the House. Ttlfr,nks . sn,. The cost inmm: expresses an Its Only Excuse cun-- i , eje.-Ar-t- jnsas Gazette. World Lost to the near Alexandria, I'haros, of the aneient wonders 0( the I3t. In The Delvers as labor or sport, according with a spade or nihliek.-- ht wavne News Sentinel. Worse Than an Enemy as Nothing Is so dangerous an lg- - la wise enemy friend; mere. La Fontaine. a uorant worth Talented ur Performer rith my toes. Spectator up I can pick That's nothing. can do that with his nose er Magazine. Stiff, Aching, Sore! Get quick relief this simple way Heres the way to re- lieve painful lumbago without blistering or jf' burning. Rub on good ld St. Jacobs Oil. M 'm&r Quickly it draws out and pain. inflammation Wonderful relief comes ...ina minute! St.Jacobs Oil is just the remedy for aches and Lumbpains of Rheumatism, Neuritis, ago, Backache, Neuralgia and sore, swollen Jornts. Get a small bottle , from your druggist. the barometer of the The eye Is heart. 1 M r. Roosevelt captured l.y grapefruit reaon there Is be popular is that the jSeln It than meets quake opening round of the battle was provided by the New I lamp slil re preferential t 'V - blood in the contest between D. Roosevelt and Alfred R. Smith for the Democratic numitm tlon for President goes to the governor of New York. The FIRST illtflit In e imps up t" n or d tittle is the Granite States for eight delegates Ills foices in the na tional nmentin. L no Hid al returns showed the Roosevelt e.iiuPd.ttes pledged were elected by a margin of upproxl-Sinetlie candidates were voted for separately, the Individ mil totals varied slightly. Four district delegates v ere elected, two from each congressional district, and each of these deli gates will have a full vote. A lighter vote than was expected In the cities to which the Smith forces .ooked for their greatest strength, to "ether wit li a rural vote generally favorable to Roosevelt, combined to make the result. The vote of the state's eleven cities was divided almost evenly between the Smith and Roosevelt slates and the 224 towns furnished the majority by which the governor's ticket carried the state. The Smith candidates for delegates at large carried only three cities, Keene, Berlin and Manchester. An unopposed Republican ticket, pledged to President Ilooxer, was elected. It consisted of seven delegates at large and four district delegates. The Roosevelt victory was expected to have an Important bearing on the Massachusetts primary on April 20. Smith has given consent to the use of his name there and a ticket of candidates for delegates has been prepared. a Roosevelt supporters predicted Roosevelt ticket would be entered against the Smith slate In Massachusetts. Next came the Minnesota Democratic state convention to choose delegates to the national gathering. Smith and Roosevelt supporters quarreled fiercely and the former, finding themselves in the minority, bolted and held a convention of their own which picked a delegation that will vote for Smith In Chicago though uninstructed. The regular delegation was instructed to support Roosevelt. LINDBERGITS baby has returned, at this writing, nor has the Identity of the kidnapers been made known. This despite the efforts of all agencies in the land, from the federal government down to leaders of the underworld. Negotiations for contact with the criminals are reported to have been put in the hands of Morris Rosner, a mysterious figure of New York, and current stories say the restoration of the child and payment of the ransom have been delayed by fear of the abductors that they would be trapped. Officials In charge of the case declared ttiey were still making progress, and privately some of them said they were sure the baby was safe and well and would he returned to his parents after tlie excitement had subsided. COLONEL At first siim of a cold, MATURES REMEDY take bR the lax- i that thoroughly cleans It is the one yonr intestines. Snick way to get relief and Mild, safe, purely vegetable, gusrd your TONIGHl health. 25c. pleasant ALRIGHT All' Vegetable Laxative The Iknerty nips many a budding genius in the bud. Is Your Rest Disturbed? Deal of the war IN THE opinioncongress shouldpolicies have commission, authority in time of war to fix prices This In order to prevent profiteering. was a vital part of the report made to the President by the commission and a constitutional amendment to that effect was introduced In the senate by Senator Arthur H. Yandenberg of Michigan, a member of the It was commission. Promptly with Bladder Irregularities Heed and too promptly scanty condition. Try No other 1S Got ua bladder frequent passage and up at n'Sht. They may S0rne disordered kidney or , r?lrIr Doun s P.ifs. .v'eI1 adver-hMdd,uret- lc so widely used recmmended Doans today. BARKERS Hair balsam too??. Dandruff stops Ha.r F ailing rrtl Color nd I ?.?HG.r!T,nd FHed Hair l DnJBglEtS Jffiv, ,nrf I ciary committee. The proposed amendment calls for an addition to the existing Fifth amendment, providing that in time of war congress may regulate or provide for tlie regulation of the prices, rent, or compensation to be exacted or paid by any person In respect of the sale, rent, or use of any real or personal property, tangible or intangible, without regard to any limitation contained In this article or any other article of the Constitution. Should corporations or persons succeed in evading such a price fixing regulation, tlie commission suggests a furttier check on profits by recom inmending a 95 per cent tax on all excess of ttie in of war come in time average income of the preceding three years. Bi, C Fail Tlie has 7 m Prnruna r"Wf"nxMheHAMPuoipal'f.r kja.xtnci U" M V use in pHf'v Balaam Make? tl.e ' ,ffnt by ma.l or atdrusr-'Wk- s, I atchogue, N.Y Sait Lake City, No. 12-1- 93: WHEN tlie new tax bill designed Sl.l'tMkHi.tHH) in Incicased had been pieented in the revenues house, several complications arose that T iiree promised consideralde debate. Democratic members of the wav - and YAI.ERA Is now the the Irish Free State, means committee submitted a minority report urging that about one third of the sum he obtained by legalizing and laving 2.70 per cent beer. These congressmen were T. II. Cullen and C. D. Sullivan of New York, and J. W. of Massachusetts. They said they failed to understand a point of view vvhleh complacently accepts the taxation of Illegal brewing and wine making through the levies proposed In tlie present bill on malt sirup, wort, and grape concentrate, yet refuses to agree with a legal tux on legally made beer. Restoration of the brewing industry, they argued further, would put thousands of Jobless back to work. Representative J. W. Martin, Jr., of Massachusetts, a Republican, presented strong objections to the proposed import levy on gasoline and oil, and be indicated that his opposition to this feature was shared by many representatives from states along tlie Atlantic seutioard. Sally Scz Intermountain News to succeed William T. dail elreann and took if the Briefly Told for Busy Reader the u Valera's I lamia party holds 72. Cosgrave party fifi, tlie I.aborites in CITY REALTY ILAN. FREE STOCK FEED. FIGHT INSECT BESTS. 1)0(1 CAUSE OF SUIT. GK 1. At RES IMKEASE. and the Independents, w ho usually vote with Cosgrave, 17. So De Valera governs only with the help of the Labor party, which demands that economic and social legislation he given the precedence. Cosgrave retired from power gracefully, stating that lie and h's parry would go into opposition hut would not unduly hamper tlie new president. It appeared that De Valera was still determined to try to expunge the oath of allegiance to the British king. Whether tlie Cosgrave following would vote agulnst tills or merely refrain from voting was uncertain. By EDWARD W. PICKARD v lie literally la soul" but the word ative scats De Leader.hip Title of Ttl of lie was elected Cosgrave by tlie otlice nt once Tmie je.es DE ' president Events tlie World Over similes Ch;Tv Rork.ng madly and Ej'AMON ST. GEORGE, CT. The beautification of the streets and public grounds of St. George Is underway In earnest, with a concerted movement on foot to uproot the old cottonwood trees and replace them with trees recommended by the city fchnde tree commission. ERHIUIM, UT Disturbed by the reported presence of large numbers of grasshopper eggs la the fields and along ditch bunks, officials of tlie Irrigation company tire taking tlie lend in starting a community drive against the pests. The hopiiers came out In greater numbers last spring than usual In jAIIATMA GANDHI'S civil the brush lands on the west Bide movement lias received of the valley. strong reinforcements, having been OGDEN, UT. Grain acreage in joined by tlie Jainist ill Clemu, an Utah and southern Idaho northern that embraces the entire will be approximately ten per cent Moslem priesthood of Indui. Tlie higher this year than last, accordpicketpriests decreed a country-widing to the manager of the ing of liquor shops to deprive tlie Britdistrict for the Farmers ish government of revenue, and deNational Grain corporation. cided to close all Moslem higher InMURRAY, IT Effle Hawkins stitutions of learning so tlie students has filed suit against Samuel Goff, can Join in tlie anti Britlbh movement. who runs the dog voiind in Murray, for $l,5tK as a result of having INSTIGATED, It was ullegod, by been bitten by a roving dog last Y only thirteen opposing votes ComWilliam 7j. Foster and other December. The complaint asks for the house passed tlie La Guardia munists, more than three thousand $500 actual damages und $1,000 bill after seven hours to storm men women tried Jobless and of debate in which but two men spoke punitive damages on the ground the Rouge Ither plant of the Ford the city nnd its dog catcher that tlie La Guardia measure. The against Motor company in Detroit. With were negligent in permitting a dog, hill differed in minor particulars from rocks and clubs ttiey fought fiercely Blie alleged was a vicious animal, to the Norris Dill passed by the senate, so with the police and firemen called out roam the streets without a muzzle the legislation went to conference. to restrain thin, and tear gas bombs and permitting the canine to bite When it becomes law the yellow did not avail to stop them because her. dog" contracts which bind woikers not a high wind carried off tlie fumes. SALT LAKE CITY, UT. to organize will no longer be recogForced back to ttie gates of ttie plant, In ten western states where nized and federal Judges will be limtlie police finally fired three volleys drouth nnd winter storms have ited stringently in their powers to from riot guns, and tlie mob took to robbed them of their feed will he quiet labor disputes by injunction. flight. It wns found that four persons kept alive until spring by free govAbove these mandates the act declares had been killed and more than fifty in ernment wheat. A list of distressed lathe policy of the nation is to favor Among tlie latter was Marry states was given the Red Cross by bors right to organize and bargain jured. Bpnnett, chief of tlie Ford serviee de tlie agriculture department. It incollectively. partment, who was severely beaten cluded North and South Dakota, Foster and tlie other Communist lead Montana, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah and PUSHED off the front page by the ers took no part In ttie riot andttieafter au baby kidnaping, the New Mexico. Farmers in those disward could not lie found by still held first thorities. Iroseeutor Harry S. Toy of embroglio tricts, hard lilt by crop failures and low prices, have found it difplace among international affairs. The Detroit said he was considering plactruce at Shanghai did ing criminal syndicalism charges beficult to tide their stock over the not last moretlianafew winter. The wheat, taken from the fore the grand Jury, and would tiring hours, and though Gen. murder charges if nny of tlie injured 40,000,000 bushels donated from and his police officers should die. Tsai Ting-ka- i farm board stores by congress, will be shipped as soon as farmers have army had been pushed back further than the made known tiieir needs and arNUANCE and tlie world lost a great F originally rangements have been made with Japanese Aristide figure In the death o' railroads for transportation. demanded, tlie invadof apostle foremost European Briand, ers, strengthened by International amity. Worn out by his SALT LAKE CITY, FT There fresh troops and more was a decrease of $15,21,010 in of arduous years long guns, Insisted on furtlie amount of wages paid by comlabor, he succumbed ther Chinese withpanies reporting to tlie Industrial to uremic poisoning. exdrawal. They commission in tlie fiscal year 1931 He was accorded a tended their lines day In as but funeral compared with tlie amount paid state in the fiscal year 1930, it is anby day, and some of accordance with his their oft cers declared nounced by the chairman of the inlast wish he was dustrial commission. it was their intention to move toward quietly hurled at , his country Nanking at least as far as Chang-cliowBOISE, IDA. It is reported that which is 120 miles northwest of the tonnage of the 1032 sugar beet place. M. Briand, who was nearly seventy Shanghai. Meanwhile, it was reportcrop is expected to approach that of last year, und that hojics are ed, large numbers of Chinese soldiers years old, had been were being added to Gen ral Tsais held that the prevailing low prices premier 12 times, and for refined sugar will not continue. over and over again forces, and In consequence General had held tlie post of Shirakawa, Japanese commander, isBOISE, 1 1) A. Idaho produce sued a warning that he would reopen were 2733 carloads durforeign minister. He shipments hostilities if the Chinese attempted to was for long a brilliant and uetive figing February of tills year, a conline held by the Japenter the ure in French and international afsiderable reduction below February anese. of a year ago, a report of railroads fairs, and his efforts to As was foreseen, the smaller powto the public utilities commission friendly relations between his country lie led ers in the League of Nations assembly and Germany were untiring discloses. Total Utah and Idaho tried to force tlie league to take drasIn the forging of the I.ocarno pact In shipments for tlie month were 3010 with Frank B. tic action against Japan, and were 11)25 and which compnicd witli 4fi01 for 1931, blocked by the great powers, which a reduction of 1594. Shipments for Kellogg in creating tlie anti war treaty would be the ones directly affected by that bears their names. Being an the two months this year were (i(H9 such a course. For them Sir John Simon, and weie 9910 carloads In the same Idealist, he proposed Hip United States British foreign secretary, proposed the of Europe, which Is still a matter of period of 1931. A large part of the reduction is in tlie movement of the league should again remind Japan of discussion among the nations of tlie her treaty and covenant obligations, Old world. Germany recognized that potato crop. In Briands passing tier best friend restating Secretary Stimson's declaraNAMlA, IDA. The 1932 potato tion that advantages gained by force In other lands had gone. crop area in ttiis district is estimatcannot he recognized; should take the Tlie United States mourns the death ed Dy potato dealers at 3000 acres, stand that Shanghai will be cared for of John Ihilip Sousa, its most famous or the suae as that of last ypar. It Manhand master and march king. wtiose is rejvortpd that the area of the by the great powers, and that the churian problem should be shelved for music has been an .nsplrathm nnd a crop In the United States will be more than 30 per cent less than the present. The debate was rather delight to several generations of Americans. For twelve years he was leader warm, but finally a committee was apthat of last yonr. of the Marine Corps hand, and then IDA. J. Middle-broopointed to draft a resolution expressCALDWELL, Intenhe organized ids own noted hand with ing the longue's attitude and citizen, commenced Nampa During which he toured tlie world. tions. Solving out a sentence of 15 days the war lie was in tlie naval service, impi isonment in the Canyon county HOOVER, recognizing being musical director at Great Lakes Jail hero, for spanking his wife. PRESIDENT demand for economies GUNNISON, UT. The Gunnison interest was In government expenditures, announced Sugar conqsiny will be the only suCONSIDERABLE was staff in Coloadministrative entire the that gar manufacturer In Utah to pay with congress in trying rado Springs, Colo., of Mrs Ruth Hanbeet fanners a guaranteed minimto cut down federal coss by reorganina McCormick, former copgresvv um iri 1932, it was decided at a vvoik-lnfrom Illinois, nnd A.hcrt G zation. but tlie house Democrats inciting held by company officials nans were not S.tnms of Albuquerque, N. M.. former on the economy with dn odors of the Gunnison Beet satisfied. Chairman By ms of the spemember of congress. After the cere jI Grovveis Association, providing the for Alimcial economy committee called for mouy the couple farmers grow 7,009 acres or more. the from vvkl reside. suggestions more specific where they IDA. The bureau of querque, IJuISE, adminispresident. He said the only The marriage was not a surprise, have advertised for bids highways tration official vv ho had volunteered for their friends had for several j on grading and surfacing two miles assistance was Brig. Gen. Trunk T. years suspected it would fome about, of tlie north nnd south highway, adminHines, director of the veterans' north from Riggins in Idnho counistration, who proposed "reductions came to a sud rebellion ty. Bids will be oiiened soon. now making FINLAND'S In payments the bureau is tlie surrender of the with BURLEY, IDA. Indications are to certain clashes of disalded veterans. The all surplus hay on the Miniof the Lapun movement. that leaders Mr. said "Surely the President," evacuated! doka project will be disused of revolutionist Information for would he this had has Byrns, tills winter. Baled Day Is now being Mantsaia, marched to ttie garrison some time and the question naturally laid down their nnd of shipped to Utah, Wyoming and town Tushy rearises why he did not take tlie arms. Tiieir chieftains were put in Delast message In his sponsibility will he tiled for prison nnd probably IDA. Stockmen cember of recommending this legisBLACKFOOT, so often the case, Is As the high treason. ol southeastern have fixed lation which he would now have Idaho on was n he'!, , withit Is suspected Hint the $10 per month nnd board as die country understand he approve-Inttrna Communist " the financed by out stating Just what It is wage to tie paid this season. A tional. Tlie senate didn't help the economy similar wage was decided on at tieIdaho Wool G roweis' eomon- plans much, for It passed"1 ' G fiigricuh fr"m n" i,rir!' ,P tlie to the in Iocntello. tion Rn-ointure Dili after adding ntend rv tell of the iratlie by nutluried IDA. Due to unKEXIiDRG, appropriations lteeon CiMei.s' tlie of efforts usual house. Ttie total of ttie measure as it jtlcr the moisture conditions throughbv headed organ. ation. st ruction out southern Idaho at present, It left the senate arid went t" (onferenee c hi Mi rao, of getting Knox Is likely that dry farm wheat acrewas S177.121.7GS Suj"r in M.vain to Trank V trade eh in hoarded monev hn k n King and Tvdiups tned age will be increased perhaps 25 m store pub nets and thus h. 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If your tnry appears In this column you will receive check for $5.00 article ' 5.00 - W. NT. U. S. L. Week No. 3212 , |