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Show THE SPANISH TORE PRESS, SPANISH FORIC, UTAH Somt Flth Wbirnoti VEIOED Eihtr flints eiLLIS If tanni Hultttp I rnn?ir w 1? 9I!rllt BenueItMlitill iHNMHeueIkiwi Jln f BRANCH ADOPTS CON. FIRKNCK RCFORT BV VOTC OF 991 TO IS Miliurt Now t for facet Deefeien to Cenfereee Allien; LN Ceeildge Conoid In Overthrowing Kaexutlv Co Of Vet Pti C"uii Allien Washington. Overriding the oppo, Monday aition of fretident CooUdge, tho I overrode Frcaidcnt CdUlg'e veto of hoot haa adopted the conference re ILo redjlcr twnuo bi!L port on tho immigration bill, which The measure sow automatically would make July 1 thio year tho efIweomoo law, tha house having tilttn fective date of exclusion. Japan similar action. The aenato now will bo called upon I C9 to S4 to oor-throITjo veto to art, after which tho bill will go I tho veto. to rretident Cooiidgo for aignaturol Tilt wu two more than tho Ilia count hat not been determined. I a In adopting the report tho hou 0017 majority. lenator Reed, Republican, Tonnoyl developed an overwhelming major!- vanta, asked unanimous oonaont that I ty agaiiwt any delay in putting Into veto ho poatponod until Saturday. provialun.1 nuick!y tho Japan hut Senator Aohurot, Democrat, Art I which the administration had sought aona, tdecked tho propooaj with a te deliy to orjrr j,gt diplomatic no formal objection. (otlationa might bo entered into In I By nnanlmoua content tha bill waa an effort to aottia tho question, SECRETARY HOOVER CLAIMS AGRICULTURAL CHIEFS FAVOR talon up a few minute after 1 1 Before adopting tha conference! BILL WILL WORK AGAINST McN ARY. HAUGEN MEASURE o'clock on motion of Senator Curtlo, j report tha hout rejected by a vote! SMALL BUSINESS MEN IN COMMUNICATION 246 S3 of a motion by Represent, to ItepublJcan, Kaniai. Lmi than a doaon aenatoro wort jtivo Fa bath. Democrat Illinois, to abtent when actual contidoratlon of recommit the bill for a conference II Larga Business Will Prosper at Congress Asktd for Support to Save If tho bill began with tho reading of for a number of amendments. of Small Ones; Recites Industry From Impending no to objection, however, expressed tha proaidents veto meat go. Period of 1847 to 1172 Ae Ruin; Many Leader exclusion the of provision Japanese conciuaion Aimoat Immediately on Eaampl of Result WooWisetoo-T- ko ornoto tu w two-thlrd- Lffi of tho reading of tho meetago tho oenato began to vote on repaatage of tho biU. Senator Curtlt at id ho believed tho talnde of moat of tho aenatoro were made up and ha favored a rolkaiL Senator Robinson, Arkanaao, tha Democratic leader, concurred In thn suggestion, and there were erie of "vote' from both aide. The clerk then began to call thn rolL Several Republican organization leaders joined with m atrong Democratic lineup in upaetting tha veto on a vote which waa In doubt until thn laat minute. President Cooiidgo himself made an eleventh hour effort to atom the tide of support for the bllL lie summoned seven Republicans favoring it to tha White House, but waa unable to swing over enough votes to accomplish its defeat. Thirty Republican, twenty-aeveDemocrats and tha two Farmer-Labo- r senators voted to overrids tha and veto. Seventeen Republican nine Democrats voted to sustain tha n. president The rollcall follows: ' Republicans Brandegee, Brook-har- t, Capper, Cameron, Buraum, Cummings, Curtis, Dale, Elkina, Feas, Frazier, Gooding, Hale, Harreld, Howell, Johnson of California, Jonea of Washington, Ladd, Lenroot Lodge, Mac Lean, McNarry, Norbeck, Norris, Oddie, Shortridge, Spencer, Stanfield, Warren and Intereeted the report The vote by which tho conference Mil to M. .ppm- -l ... Jn TJ Wills30. r Johnson , of nesota, Shipstead 2. Total 69. Against overriding the veto: Republicans Ball, Washington. Leaders of a numbei of national farm organization! in a letter aent to membera of the bouse and senate have urged enactment of farm relief bill the McN'ary-liauge- n to save agriculture from impending ruin. of The letter aaid consideration be will bill other aid agricultural any of the National futile. Officer Grange, National Livestock Producer! association and of the Farm Bureau Federation in Iowa Minnesota and Indiana were among the signers. The sole ami solitary purpose of the bill, the letter said, ie to give the farmer aa big a dollar for the product! of his toil dur, ing tha next five year as the dollar that he la forced to pay to industry act under the and to labor under the existing gen erous wage scales. For four long, weary months, this measure has stood the fire of the opposition before the house and senate committees and during this time we have sought to cure every fair ana valid objection made against its various provisions. Therefore we have a firm conviction that the measure as it now stands is legally sound and McN'ary-liauge- n Fordney-McCumb- Borah, Edge, Ernst Femald, Green, Keyes, McKinley, Moses, Pepper, Phipps, Reed of Pennsylvania, Smoot Sterling, Wadsworth and Weller 17. Democrats Bayard, Bruce, Dial, Shields, Edwards, Glass, King, Swanson and Underwood 9. Britian to become editorial director of the Washington Post on June 1. Colonel Harvey needs no introuction to the American reading public. Signal as were his achievements in the field of diplomacy, it is as a journalist that he is best known to his countrymen. Successively staff member of the Springfield Republican and Chicago Daily News, managing editor of the New York World, president of Harper Brothers and editor of Harpers Weekly, editor and pub lisher of the North American Review, editor and published of Harveys weekly, briefly eptimoxies his Hi journalistic career. political sagacity contributed largely to the election of Presidents Cleveland, Wilson and Harding. Will SettI Muscle Shoals Matter Washington, Supporters of Henry Ford's offer for Muscle Shoals scored their first senate victory Monday when Chairman Norris of the agricommittee announced he culture woud Join them In opposing adjourn, ment of congress until the Muscle Soldier Bonus Bill Vetoed Shoals question Is settled. In an efThe soldier bonus! Washington, Norris fort to end hearings this week obtained night sessions of the com. bill was vetoed Thursday by President Advocates of tbe MU im- Coolldge. znlttee beginning Wednesday. mediately announced that an attempt would be made to pass It over tbe Amateur Cooks to Front On its original passage it re-veto. Paris, Fears of fashionable Ameri- ceived more than the necessary two. cans thronging the hotels that they thirds vote in both, senate and house. might have to cook their own dinners On the heels of his disapproval of the were allayed when the caterers Bursum pension bill because he felt announced that they had re- It would be an undue strain on the ceived 400 amateur cooks to prepare treasury the president sent, back to dinners for the Llg hotels and res. the capltol for the same reason the taurants during the kitchen strike. compensation measure, which would; Practically all the regular kitchen give free life Insurance policies to staffs have walked out World war veterans. 1 Gooding Rate Bill Is Passed The Gooding bill, Washington, restricting the interstate commerce of the long and In its application short haul clause of the interstate commerce act, was passed by the 54 to 23. The bill is the , senate, first important one on railroad questions to be passed at this session by the senate and concludes a fight carried on more than twenty years by rate territories. the Intermountain The measure had been under debate for a week. Wyoming Man Coal Director Cincinnati, Ohio Discussion of the coal problem by speakers not Identified with the Industry feature the session of the seventh annual convention of the National Coal Association. The association elected directors at large, including F. J. Quealey, Kemmerer, Wyo., president of the y DisCoal company. trict directors included: Walter Bar-urSeattle; W. H. Huff, Denver; and W. F. McGeath, Omaha. Gunn-Queale- n, er workable. Ib7 fl-- ill tha may hate appaare-- l uibrftia fraa g Tropical FitK Fubmarine color photography baa given additional evldenre for tho theory that tho rayly colored fishes of rommuaut mlarr orgiuUathBBd tropical reefs wear their gay rob-r- s m that they may more easily fade Into their headquarafter ard aesrrhfd their environment. They escape Urge ter Reports from al dslrhia drlara fish which prey upon them whit at tho asm Urn becoming bard ta bt the altuatlua is now! evrktua. men were empljel aa een hy tho Hitler Osh upon which The tul-sto keep the mines from they to turn feed, rhotographa taken pampers, near the rea bottom In three shallow flooding and la several lastane they atlsked hy water have shown the natural back- e are known to hate of roraia, sea strikers, the latter being tinted on ground and other marine growths to bo and sometime led hy their wlvea. Tho gaudy fish colored, and Communist syndicalist ah brilliantlyconform to their background, merely stled-ae- o of outburst stir to up tempts and their gay rodre are another have increased alnco an arid! raof natural camouflage. favoraldo to tion award, considered the owner, wsa Issued. "for Bon la am pan of the Ruhr, fro The epithet was conferred upon Be miners bread to Is being pltra Jnmmn (I574IC37), the celebrated famllhs. Krgltsh poet and dramatist It to 009 maddened At Gelsenkirchen, stated by John Aubrey, to bis letter Koenigs-grubs miners wives entered (he Jon-omine and djoie off emrrseary that the Inscription. O Rare Ben over lb poet's grave In workers. abbey, was placed there at union at Fas 3 Tbe communists km of one Jack Toung. an Is urging us of e hy the striker, the suggest eccentric gentleman, who at the tint wiilie the regular miners union Is of the burial gav a workman 19 Instructing its followers to desist. pence to engrave It. Jonson ! buried I comTho lockout and strike now to ao upright position beneath tb plete and It la estimated that OUO.Oow pavement of the north aisle of the abarc involved. bey ; but a medallion in Ida honor may be seen In the south transept, or poet Embrzxlsr Must Fac Chargt corner, Kansas City Star. San Francisco.- - Lieutenant Ervine It Brown, U. S. N. supply corpse Lucky Diamond Buyer must return to San Diego to face 3, Bergman, a diamond buyer ia the trial by courtmartial for embezzlement of (120,000 of navy funds, a famous district near Kimberley, South board of inquiry and doctors at Africa, haa come Into possession of a Mar Island having decided he is diamond weighing 41014 curat, which, sane. Of the sum said to have been curiously enough, was found by a poor The prospector did not taken by the officer, (75320 waa re- Kameelfonteln. first realize its value, but It la estiat turned to the naval authorities by mated at (150.0(10 easily. It is one of his wife, and another (30,000 was tho brown variety. found ia a safe deposit vault in Ogden, Utah. Brown was found in a Thats All park here April 7, apparently sufferconsider Boobly a fool 7 Then you ing from Amnesia. No, I replied J. Fuller Gloom, merely think that he knows the least Steals Roomful pf Human Heads on the most subject! of any man of Loo Angeles, Cal. Timothy P. Kansas City Star. OBrien is in the city jail here charg- my acquaintance." ed with stealing human heads. PoLo the. Poor Indian n lice admitted they were puzziea The expression, "Lo the poor when George Sullivan reported last Ia from Alexander Pope "EsMarch that some one had stolen hia It occurs as follows : say on Man. $25,000 collection of preserved human Indian 1 whose untutored Lo. the heads and other curios gathered dur- mind seespoor God In Clouds, or hears him ing a journey to the headwaters of In the wind. the Amazon. Where to look for a human head burgler kept them Every Mans Duty guessing, but the curios came to light Every man should strive to be enin a sideshow at Long Beach, and titled to a good opinion of hlraselL OBrien, proprietor of the show, was and having gained It should strive to arrestee. Detectives said O'Briens it to himself. Boston Train keep room was full of other Amazonian arrtd nt bn re n, Wqgf-minut- fr la-din- script Havoc by Windstorms Windstorms without rain have mndt the Walmate district In New Zealand desolate. All raspberries were blown troin the bushes, orchards were stripped, grain threshed out, grass bur led and cattle have died from starvation. The farmers have appealed to Dundeln citizens for help. Salt Lake City Firms To ta prompt Mrricc and uiar advertisements mention thne hie paper. Bet-te- n forty-- Fire Takes Japan City Tokio, The village of Hachinobe, close to Minato, where the United States army word fliers are scheduled to land next week, was virtually wlp ed out by fire which destroyed 2000 houses, including all public biddings business district. and banks in the Troops were called out to help fight elaborate Hachinohes the fames. preparations to celebrate the arrival of the American aviators and to entertain them have been called off on account of the fire. j Shipbuilding Plant Destroyed Kearney, N. J. The largest building of the Kearney plant of the Fed-era- d Shipbuilding company here was virtually destroyed by fire at a loss unofficially estimated at (500,000. Heat from the flames caused acetylene tanks to explode, the blast shatbuildings. tering windows in near-b-y During the war the local plant was used by the government as a shipbuilding yard. The cause of the fin hxs not been determined. ano-man- si-n- ren, McNary-Hauge- mil-lio- tt ertrnre. murdered width of bted a of rnuipuiga putt dally Is trowing more dropersle. a undwr The d;a bate h Rofcf of leader of the unka they "In the meantime let congress and the whole country understand that the day of agriculture is past that in this hour when the average farmer is struggling for his very existence it would be an insult to offer him a mere legislative nostrum that does not honestly and fairly seek to relive him of the tremendous handicap under which he is laboring. In all kindness, but never- loot theless with profound firmness we n Babe Ruth Joins Army therefore say, give us the New York. Babe Ruth, star slugbill for agriculture is unable to accept a substitute.' ger of the Yankees is a soldier now a buck private. He joined the national guard of New York, enlisting Once Millionaire, Now Bankrupt Commissioner with the One Hundred and Fourth County Chicago, Charles S. Peterson, former chairman field artillery for three year3. He of the finance committee of the coun- was sworn in as he stood atop a ty board and reputed to be a million- gun carriage in Times Square. Poaire, has been adjudged a bankrupt lice reserves had to be called to hanThe Babe's enlistS. II. dle the crowds. court here. in the federal Silverman, a partner of Peterson in ment was a response to a national the Better Tires corporat on. nso was guard membership drive. Fight Gun Duel a bankrupt and a receiver adjudged Robert Christy, 55, Tipton, Ind. Woods Resignation Accepted for tlielr printing and wag appointed wealthy farmer Is in jail here await other business concerns and their InPresident Coolldge Washington, a Ing grand Jury probe of the shooting dividual estates. r has instructed of State of the Failure Secretary of James Barnett, a crippled school Hughes to accept the resignation of precipTires coroprntion recently teacher, slain in a quarrel over the itated action. In a petition in bank- Cyrus E. Woods, American ambassapayment of $8.75. Christy and Bar. on Mav 3 by Silverman it dor to Japan, it was made known at filed ruptcy nett argued over payment of the was Mr. House Tuesday. charged that Petersons personal the White Then they money for several days. in excers of a million Coolldge has no one particularly in are liabilities met at an appointed Both place. and that his Indebtedness mind to take Woods place although dollars men drew tlielr guns and started he has had a number of names sugoverbalances his assets by half a shooting, according to Wilbur Walk, dollars. Indications are that the gested to him, which he intends to er. the only witness. study. liabilities of the Better Tirs corpowith assets ot ration are (1,100 000. Banker Gets 45 Years Blood Trainsfused to Childs Heart $400 OOO. Mr. Pete-s- i n cam" here from Wichita, Kan. A sentence of San Francisco, A baby boy, husky was 14 years old five and a Sweden when ho years imprisonment and thriving at the Univers'ty of fine of $45,000 was faced by O. A with 75 cents in ids pocket. California hospital owes its life to a Powell, vice president of the defunct r markable transfusion of blood from American State bank, who was found Japai Envoy Asks Relief Cyrus E. Woods, am- Its fathers veins direct to its heart. Washington guilty by a jury of receiving deposits after knowing the bank was insol- bassador to Japan has asked to he re- The transfusion was made at birth, when transfusion by regular methods vent A similar sentence was imposed lieved of his duty there, It was learnfailed. Four ounces of blood by Judge Jesse Wall on J. N. Rich- ed here hut It was not known when had ardson, president of the bank, found he would retire or whether his resig- were injected Into the heart by means of a hypodermic needle. nation had been acted upon. guilty on the same charge. soft-soapin- 7. Farmer-Labo- to of-lc- Adams, Ashurst, Broussard, Caraway, Copeland, Dill, Ferris, Fletcher, George, Gerry, Har-Vi-a, Heflin, Jones of New Mexico, Kendrick, McKellar, Mayfield, Neely, Overman, Pittman, Ralston, RobinSimmons, Smith, son, Sheppard, Trammell, Walsh of Montana and Wheeler-2- Stmur, Ho...,, a Democrats - Wuhliurton. that would be neevaaary ot lJl Mw tax j,jj opening to repaco the measure In caae of a provijor, turn1 fop Ul wil, Te ardlzo amall business and place it at I The report wae sent to the senate thw mercy of larger competitors. I Immediately. The secretary recalled that pub la President Cooiidgo giving llcity of tax returns during the period thought to the action he will take of 1(167 to 1872 contributed to "the on tha measure when it reaches tha industrial and financial chao of the Whit House. time,' and charged that the provision The president was said authorita-- 1 of the new tax bill opens new fields tiveiy to have reached no decision on for fraudulent concerns, the question. Indications are, how- "I am advised that the provision ever, that he la giving thought to in tho tax bill that tax returns shall be open to inspection is so worded these three courses of action: Signature of the bill without any that they may not even have the statement or declaration. ry indefinite protection which lies-Signature of the bill with an ac-- ground other public documents,' Mr. Hoover. Even the protec statement eompanying expressing ton public documents' is insuffl disapproval of the exclusion provision Euarantee of confidential char- in such a manner as to modify acter. fended Japanese sensibilities. We thus have serious Jeopardy Return of tha bill to congress a mans business may be revealthat without signature and with a mesed to hia competitors. Large torpor-ation- s sage declaring the executives ap- these facts publish already meaof all provision of the proval sure with the exception of the ex- through reports to stockholders, and this requirement therefore, does not clusion section. Indications were given by some of materially affect them. Such publl cation would be likely to become the .those close to the president that the..,.. last two courses are being given the tS . most thought The expiration of the 1 president Immigration act June 80rl- dermined by theP tax return of any Uim-to- .f ,r,A h nnnurKinir two-thlrd- son' es LOWCN IN TO UPHOLD FNKtIDKNT ONUI MIAIURf bit-era- s' la n at NOUoWhl' fif NATOR IMOOT AND KINO VOTI fit but the ph very well eodmiuod. Certain fish to the temperate hibernate, but they do f!l tot a rood) itott of romtlet torpidity aa hiand mammal da. bernating reptil 1 1 aw ever, tfcetr vital funntona r lowered and they bid to sheltered bole to f4 abroad to aesroh for and RUHR MINCRB MINIS; food. IHhef tpwrieA aepeetaliy to lb QUIT EMERGENCY MCN ARC RE tropica, auertv tong drostb by pasting tha dry PORTKO MISSING perfectly torpid state, Imbedded deep to tha mad, A few sperte prepare ihemartvet rikabreaker rarity rotted Inside with a layer at Wemea Rioter Drive hardened mures which preserve them Ue From from complete dealrretion. In Isll. Feet t Keep Rube It la said, gib survive more then ana Mm id reason to pood which are dry for Even though tb boteversl peer tom of the pond baa been dry for over enter. Mae) n year, whee lit water release them Germany. worker in Ruhr talo. where from the mud tho h row out apttflrfd elrii It ia tllwl I1' die parently nne tb wore for their Many Thaw's Bail Fired at $10,000 Bail for New York, Harry K. 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