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Show the Xeits NEWS HOTELS MALT LAKB 91.44 I. 41.44 I.KAN WEHIMIVSIHI.H Death of DAnnunzio Et eat TBRIELE gniKT Hl.l. ll.lr. THIS In HKNO. NEVADA atep nt Ik HOTEL GOLDEN Kean laianl Bin papular hntrl Whan ul RADIO WEEK TKI.KUKAPHT AND Artu.il Kq'inmii-nt- . rartlcnl Training HK41KKN ,rll for Free Cnl.ilorue. MALT EI.FCTKICAL RADIO AND TELEVISION WPA A bequest left to Harvard university by Mrs. Agnes Wahl Nieman, $35,000.00 Stock frlnirisR, Tut EfNipaunt, U4i Parti A will make it possible for newspaper ftapplin, Omiuifct Ucliuriri! Wrili far fr men to go to Mtalir. school at Harvard. Dist. n Felt Radio Co. InterMt It might be better Balt ljfce Cilr til Hit. Hll if they would go to school to John Stewart Bryan, handsome, fluent, IIBAIFII RmikI two Itc Rl.mipl for YOl-'MMm.lNK. Tpwialrtnw HUg.. Hilt Mhft. and erudite head of the committee which will pick the candidates for PERSONAL the Harvard sabbatical years. AM'OIIOI. Trrnlmrnl Itanullu Awaol. Mr. Bryan is publisher of the (mlv a flnyn lit ISTKKMOI'NTAIN 1114 K. Wh K. hull l.lir Mr. and presiRichmond News-Leaddent of the College of William and CRUISES STEAMSHIP TICKETS Mary. He talks rapidly and interTlekHi rralira AII llnaa, nil Plraaiihlp estingly on poetry, politics, history, SI AmPtiran to WritP KKyre Ihitw, Hil ii Hnuih St.. M.ill .kn itv. philosophy, the classics and humanities. If Mrs. Nieman had engaged BUILDING MATERIAL him to do $1,000,000 worth of travelI II. INTKKSTA1K HKIL-ing and talking to newspaper men, K mi Cl.iT au'l Kira Brick Vitrified Kwr instead of giving the money to HarilulMIng Tiullillti't TH Roof ;irtf M.iulnla, Tllr fttfl. Wt B. Hit K.. WAI.T t.AKIv-H- V vard, the light shed in the dark caverns of journalistic minds surely TRUCKS FOR SALE would have matched any possible and MEW AND IMKII IKlCK. And, like Harvard ellulgence. mirks. up. Tfnt nHrrlmn of Erasmus, Mr. Bryan loves to travel WIIITK THMKS. W tni K., Halt Lake. and talk. POULTRY The glow in Mr. Bryans own mind was imparted partly by HarFOK 1IAHV flll(KK. mSAIUIIIAKTKICfl poiillH, duck. (iat mir MONKY tiAVINl vard and partly by the University fmCKS on AI'J'UOVKD CHICKS. of Virginia. Of the southern aristoi, VOfiFliKHH, Hi W. IKT HO.. K. L. CITY. he practiced law in Richmond and DKl'KKlUHMt BABY CIIK'h. HTAND-AKI Wrilft Oil Jlrwrivn. knwd. Cm then engaged with hia father, the WALTON fll., Halt Ifc City pHCTKII late Joseph Bryan, in energetic coPIANOS management of the family newspaUSED MLIIillTLY per, then the Richmond Times. The riANO HAKIi'AlXg Fatlf tinaraafard. Very hw prim- Ttras. elder Mr. Bryan had established a IIOMK HKKVICK fll.. I4 K. W4r. Halt laka tradition of independence which hia Iliad IrprlahK liana Ilii.M. I.'evd Muhair on has maintained. Urine room wi IASO. Vcd Mitnarrh Ranica fU.Wl With the passing of such New tilt Carpet-Hu- e Bargain Haiemta Weatern Parnitnra Ca journalists as Halstead, Halt l.aha City M Ha. Klate . Greeley, Watter HOUSEHOLD son, and, more reFremont cently, WRINGKK ROLLS KOK ALL WAKIIKKS nml ret.'ill. Al'KX H.AI.KH A wholPRiilp Mr. Bryan Older, HALT 111 LAKE. Kf K. H., IFKVK'H, remains one of the OFFICE EQUIPMENT few distinguished exemplars of that newspapering. EW AND ir.k and fkalri. Sira, kind of spark-plu- g aiifrl. He was president of the American paarrllrru. addins airk'a, W. Halt 944 DKHK Lake. I.. EX.. Pint. Newspaper Publishers association BABY CHICKS from 1926 to 1928. Sixty-si- x years old, he still keeps REMARLB BABY CHICKS. DUCKS TIIKKKY Frew IS Waaiera hatdwrla up with hia horsemanship, taking BAILEY BONA CO. Balt Lake Cilr all the jumps until' a few years ago. Hrrisiwii Biaca Hldi He is caught up in an incredible CLAY PRODUCTS whirl of directorates, public and civic posts, clubs, philanthropies and Drain Til Baar.r Pia Yme Brlrtt Kir Hrirk aad til day pndadi social and political activities al,v UTAH PUCK CLAY IQ. 8 It IjlR ways with time to talk. And now STAMPS hell have to measure and reporters for a college workout Wrlta 04 Drpt. IV. la. hmmm. i itt pimincB. tonaaaalala IUn W'k.. Sail Lak. UUk. Vi ME. PAUL DUPUY, whose ATHLETIC GOODS French chateau is now occupied by the duke and duchess of CKKAT WKSTEKH ATHLETIC COODR llaifaraiN Hal, lilam. Hawkilla, Scflkalh, Windsor, was the first publisher to UTAH Vallrkall. Atklatie ksr. air. Amer- introduce IDAHO SCHOOL SUPPLT CIL Blt lk Jnme. Dupuy ican comic strips Gave French in France. The French liked the the Funniee comics, but they wouldnt take the columnists. Mme. iVo Longer Ilandicapa Dupuy found they liked to do their Yen may War wain own interpreting and shied away 7 rionrlr nail fneily vUk from omniscience in all forms. new iarcalien that has WWed Ihenenndi, Lem She is the American-bor- n widow HEARING J ailrrahla than Rlaaa-of Paul Dupuy. When M. Dupuy Medicnltr nerented. lSERVICE Wrili er call far WaW died in 1927, he left in her hands Irt nr demaulratian. the biggest string of newspapers and in France. i magazines In the French tradition, in which the widow quietly, assumes com94) BOSTON BLDa - BALT LAKB CITY mand of the cafe or shop, she picked Ml TATEB BLDG. - BOISE. IDAHO up the vast publishing business, BALT LAKB WNU Wwk N. lilt managing it at first from a sickbed, as she was convalescing from North Side Sunny Side a long illness. Tho sunny side of house is ths The publications included the Now Zealand. in side north Daily Petit Parisicn, with a circulation of 1,800,000; Dimanche Illustre, Saltier Than North Sen Tho water of the Atlantic ocean Is a Sunday newspaper in which Mme. Dupuy introduced the first Sunday saltier than that of the North tea. supplement in France; La Science et la Vie, comparable to the ScienIce Cream in 1851 tific American; Omnia, an automoloo cream wai first produced combile journal: Le Rcpublicain des mercially in Baltimore in 1851. Hautes - Pyrenees, a provincial Loftiest Peak in Japan daily; Nos Loiitirg, a women's magFujiyama mountain, with a height azine; Agriculture Nouvelle, a of 12,31)5 feet, is the loftiest peak weekly, and several others. in Japan. Mme. Dupuy was Helen Browne, blonde and beautiful daughter of Beginning of Field Hockey William H. and Field hockey began in 188(5 with If.f Editor Mary C. Browne the formation of tho Hockey as so-of New York. She eiation in England. attended the Anne . UnefuIncM of Soap Browne school for The usefulnoM of cap lies In the young ladies at 715 Fifth avenue, fact that particles of dirt float away New York. Studying in Paris, she in what la called an emulsion. Of met M. Dupuy, son of the founder themselves, the chemicals in soap of the Petit Parisien. are not very effective cleaners. They were married in 1907 and have two sons and a daughter, First Silver Coins Silver coins were first made on the Princess de Polignac. For many ths Greek island of Acirfna, about years, their marriage has been cited s one ideal international romance tho Seventh century B. C. a bit of background which is, no Manx Spoken in Isle of Man doubt, of interest to the duke and t ancR-nIV. tic language, duchess as Manx, an they move into her Is spoken to some extent in tho isle old Chateau de la Maye, of Man off tho northwest coast of charming near Versailles. Groat Britain. C OoosolicLilcd News Features. UU Scnlct, Artillery llanges Invented Knitting Machine Artillery of the period of 1S00 was Watching his wife slowly knitting flood at a maximum range of 1,000 yards. The most effective range Is woolen stockings, Rev. William at a point-blan- k range which is ap- Lee, a Nottingham clergyman, hit upon the idea of making a mechine proximately 300 yards. do this work. In time he sucJapa-ics- o Empire Date From 660 ceeded. and knitted upon his crude Tho Japanese era datea from 060 machine the first silk stockings. A B. , when tho Japanese empire victim of prejudice, Lee died a poor was founded. man. That was more than 300 years In 1864, William Cotton, of ago. Famous Beauty Spot Klllarncy, Ireland, is one of the Loughborough, brought out a mamost widely renowned beauty spots chine on Lee's principle, and soon in the world. it was adopted all over the world. nkrMfii BOOKS-PAMPH- Aailnir-RipriiMi- itrrf NEW YORK. LETS er free-swingi- mn copy-reade- as DEAFNESS WORLD-WID- E isaNmaN i I C-.- "V rs Increased M. H. THOMPSON Masager Sill Lika U. flickebd SUMMARIZES THE WORLD': t Wsaum Xtwnupcr Vnta. ments, is 94,000,000 to 97,000,000 bushels. The 1938 allotments by states and total acres harvested in the total number of counties in each state follow: Illinois 1938 allotment, 7,348,396 acres in 102 counties against 9,451,-00- 0 acres harvested in 102 counties in 1937. Indiana 3,456,212 acres for 77 counties against 4,706,000 in 92 counties. acres in 99 counties againt 11,180,000 in 99 counties. Kansas 2,108, 602 acres for 27. counties against 2,456,000 in 105 counties. Kentucky 150,390 acres. for four counties against 2,906,000 in 120 counties. Michigan 223,791 acres for five counties against 1,590,000 in 83 counties. Minnesota 3,319,803 acres in 45 counties against 4,788,000 in 87 counties. Missouri 3,267,088 acres in 6 counties against 4,260,000 . in 114 counties. Nebraska 6,757,345 acres in 64 counties against 7,904,000' in 93 counties. South Dakota 1,635,794 acres in 17 counties against- - 3,155 acres in counties. Wisconsin-452,8- 10 acres in 6 counties against 2,424,000 in 71 counties. acres in 57 counties against 3,796,000 in 88 counties. Under the new farm program, acreage allotments will be set by county committees for individual farina. Berry Claim Cause of Row warfare between LONG A.existing chairman of E. Discovered Glycerine Glycerine was first known as oil sugar" and Scheelei sweet prinIt was discovered by Dr. ciple. Karl Scheele, the Swedish scientist, in 1779. Gets Out of China Morgan, the Tennessee Valley Authority, and United States inTHE Fifteenth his fellow directors, David Lilien-thleft Tientsin after a quarfantry Harcourt and ter century of service in North Morgan, has come China, during which, its officers to a climax, due to boast, it has not fired a shot in anthe claims of Sen. ger. The regiment, stationed there George L. Berry under the Boxer protocol, is being for $5,000,000,000 bewithdrawn permanently, to be recause his alleged placed by a marine detachment. marble quarries were flooded in the Soviet Chiefs Face Death Norris dam area. Doctor Morgan has time we may WITHIN ato short demanded a show-dow- n read of the execuin the form of tion iff 21 prominent citizens of SoA. E. Morgan a congressional inviet Russia, latest victims of Dictavestigation' of the whole TVA settor Stalin's blood up and its activities. purge. They were A commission appointed by a fedput on trial before a eral court in Tennessee reported the tribunal, military claims of Berry and his associates and there was little were worthless because their propdoubt as to their erties could not be profitably operatfate. Among the ac- ' ed commercially. cusations against Chairman Morgan then Issued a them were conspir- - ' long statement revealing that the ing with foreign' quarrel in the authority was due not powers to dismemto differences between himself and ber the Soviet Union, to his his colleagues over policy, but plotting to assassi- - Alexia efforts to obtain honesty, openness, Rykov nate Lenin and Stal- decency and fairness in governthe assassination of in, inspiring ment. He said: The Berry marSergei Kiroff, and putting to death ble case represents the kind of difthe writer Maxim Gorky and two ficulty with which as chairman of others previously supposed to have the TVA board, I have been faced died of natural causes. in the effort to maintain good standMost prominent of the men put ards of public service. To a steadion trial were Former Premier Alexly increasing degree I have conis I. Rykov, who succeeded Lenin tended with an attitude of conspiraand held office for nearly two years; cy, secretiveness, and bureaucratic and Nikolai Bukharin, chronicler of manipulation, which has made the the red revolution and editor of the proper conduct of TVA business difgovernment newspaper Izvestia beficult. fore March, 1937. Bill Baffle Starts Tax The statement declared that Ber All of the accused men admitted i ry charged Morgan with blocking North their guilt, but Krestinsky, former a sacred, binding agreement, Carolina, chairman of the ways ambassador to Berlin, tried to rewhen the TVA chairman halted the and means committee, submitted to pudiate his confession. The others friendly agreement reached with thehouse the revenue bill formulatone after another told in court of Lilienthal and Harcourt Morgan. ed by a majority of their alleged conspiracies and treaIn my opinion, a friendly agreethe committee, and sons. ment. in the face of what seemed to the struggle over me to be an obvious intent to exthis measure began Three Taken as Spies ploit was not a good public policy, at once. The adminand lacked several degrees of being OVERNMENT agents and New istration York police broke up a ring of sacred, said the chairman. claim the act will Doctor Morgan intimated that the stimulate trade and spies engaged in selling secrets of the American army and navy to a Berry deal was only a part of the remove hardships issue of honesty and decency which on both big and lit- European nation described as a he had to face and that there was a tle business without world power but otherwise not lot more he would like to tell a conlowering the aggre- named. Three alleged members of gressional committee. gate federal income. the ring were under arrest and held Mr. Doughton knew in heavy bail. Two of them, a for-mhe had a fight on his hands, but presergeant in the United States Slaps Little Business and a private in the dicted the army speedy of passage the CECRETARY OF COMMERCE measure were said to have confessed. army, as The substantially ROPER told President Roose- The most reported third was a German girl, hairdresser vulnerable provision velt that the little" business man on the German liner was a proposed Europa. The penalty appears to be forsaking the policy oil tax on n were diligently searching for held closely self help and is looking more and corporations. other members of the band. more to the government to solve his McCormack of Massachusetts and Guenther Gustav Rumrich, the Lamneck of Ohio filed a separate problems. who is a deserter, said Mr. Roper based his conclusion on report attacking this feature. he was engaged in obtaining Republican members of the secrets an analysis of 1,900 letters from united in a report which and information concerning military among 4.000 communications that blamed New of Deal taxes for the operations the. United States grew out of the little business" 'Franklin D. Roosevelt depression army and was forwarding it conference recently held in Washine-toand which charged that the tax on through confidential channels to vaThe secretary said he was im- closely held corporations is a polit- rious addresses in Europe. ical weapon to be used to Erich Glaser, the puree the been private, had pressed by the fact that the recom- nations business stationed at Mitchel structure of cormendations in the letters showed Field, porations controlled little understanding of the broad asby New Deal largest rmy kir to East coast and key to I?1 .on pects of the problems of governChairman Pat Harrison, Demoment, and he implied that small iHnalrr!Drtlatlons of the metropol- crat, Mississippi, of the senate ft. business men were largely conumS ?eT,supplied certain air nance committee, aaid his Rumrich. would Johanna Hofman, the woman begin hearings soon oS thS . Nothing was said of the 100 reso- measure. A majority of his rested, admitted she was the 11 lutions, adopted at the little busiis reported to be opposed to officer and paymaster between ness conference, which demanded the that the government cease regula- several provisions of the house bill ring and its employers the retention of the prinl keys and considerable tion and interference with business including oI the undistributed money were foundonherquantities of give tax relief to business, and halt tax0 Person profits experimentation where it affected Senate to Probe Reds business. al Iowa-9,249,- 259 Ohio-2,521- Popular Msdiam PricsJ South snd Ms is at 4th We Are Like Others Whatever you may be sure of, bs sure at least of this, that you art dreadfully like other people. Human nature has a much greater genius for sameness than for originality. anBritish government nounced the greatest air force estimates in the nations history and disclosed that a corps of scientists had been mobilized to aid in secret air defense plans. For the fiscal year beginning April 1 the air force Next estimates total $367,500,000. was announced a 23 per cent increase in army appropriations for the coming year. Lnited StatM "miliUry secrets to a foreign and paymaster hairdresser on the German liner Europa, was messenger for the ring. Gtyi Hotel, Located 5- ..- -- am Air SSBS p, he government, ": C - Roll j CONGRESS having sent the quar-Lre- ter billion dollar emergencyWhite lief appropriation to theimmedi House, the WPA officials state adminisately authorized the more relief 500,000 hire to trations month. workers this WPA adAubrey Williams, acting ministrator during the convalescence of Harry Hopkins, estimated pull that the March increases would 15 to 25 up local enrollments from state needs. per cent, depending on Williams said he expected large industrial centers to furnish heaviest demands for a slice of the new relief money, but added: There is no .part of the country that is not By LEMUEL F. PARTON I.AKK. mH.I.Kf.K. ae"d deeply. SCHOOLS KAHN vi i Patriot, died at h. hemorrhage, cerebral a of Riviera e have been seventy-fivThe Remise years ddta a few days. this really great man for the whole Italian nationof the people mode himself the idol seizure of by his bold and his war World the after conflict The that in aerial exploits mourned him world of letters also File HOTEb FLAKDOMZ. 41k Ha. D'ANNUmg , Chairman of TVA Brings to Allotments With His Colleagues . . Corn Acreage JJiU isa.gr.? Iterit" nf Can-ra-t I'TAjl MORGAN ASKSthe INQUIRY Surface the Feud WHOS DEPARTMENT SMITH FIELD. 1IITII ,779 Overreaching Greed There never were greed and cunning in the world yet that did not do too much and overreach themselves. Farmer Invented Barbed Wire Barbed wire, now know.i almost the world over, was first thought of by farmer in 1874. f mohete httoui that LUDEN'S Menthol Cough Drops 5 "...soothe a' raw throat instantly." nappy for Life Be glad of Life because it gives you the chance to love, and to work, and to play, and to look up at the stars. Van Dyke. C0B "waste keep ito otvtsl 2? ROTL- leaders O er com-mitl- ee n. w INSIST ON GENUINE N1U0L emm,suwa Shining Qualities Many individuals have, like uncut diamonds, shining qualities beneath a rough exterior. Juvenal. BACKACHE, NERVOUS? Pnwo, Utah -- X Oliver Jahnsoo. M S. Mk St. Eat, ssrs: I kid hadacha ana aarb bl paiaa acraaa m lark due to functional duiun; ince. I was unurut.n wj ao weak tfcat I PH draftitnl m'nelf almul-Ur- . Piereca ' F.rorilt F aenpttnn .tiaiuktrd my appetite and hflpn I build me up and I felt better in rvnr y. Ak your drupiiat today for if liquid nr lahleta. New .ire, l.lilrl Sfl'rnit. . . HOTEL BEN LOMOND self-seeke- com-mitt- Disaster in California York Corn Acreage Cut SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, the region about Los AnPARMERS of 12 commercial corn geles, was Producing states were told by the flood following extraordinaj? TaK Agricultural Adjustment adminisa .m to rsons were drowned tration that they might plant this committee ,n named by n ,am?8lides and thousands corn 40,491.279 acres in 566 year the same of New This compares with 58 I. vested iast year. The complete national goal for 1938, including the commercial com acreage allot i' " mmsmm cJBESV Zci their homes, h thought theproperty damage m5ht reach $30,000,000. For a tims was cut off from sU munitions except by short wav lcs time Ha m OGDEN. UTAH Baths ILK la H FaaiUy Keanu Car d perwaa !! 15 espc-cial- ly counties. I?ill ee fiffis S O. leader on the In Washington to?.wft.,Brrl?Bd before the senate Smitto commerce and labor. 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