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Show THE Friday, June 18, 1926. TIMES-NEW- PAGE SEVEN NEPHI, UTAH S, of them iwim up within a dozen feet of him and looked him over in a leisNOTIONS RESIGN GAB NE urely end curious way. For perhaps 1 Ave minutes they seemed to have no particular object in view. Then Bearer-toIt' a Privilege to Live in FROM LEAGUE BODY oth himself struck straight for ths GOES OUT folOthers out Bhore and climbed dislowed him. Half a dozen workers appeared in the canals. As many more waddled out among the alders and BRAZIL QUITS COUNCIL WITH FOURTH MINISTRY TO FAIL BY 8alt Lake City. An announcement willows. Kagerly Baree watched for CANCELLING OF FULL MEMREASON OF POSTWAR FIsaw At he Credit Intermediate the last Federal chums. his Umlsk and by BERSHIP LATER NANCE DIFFICULTIES of one of interthe bank advising the reduction them, swimming forth from on est rates, which will lower interest smaller houses. They climbed out their playground the smooth bar charges on advances on wool, will Not Can Take Secondary Place; Spain lower Baree above the shore of mud. all advance made by the Utah National Union Body or Herrlot May Refuses Seat; Be Solution of Present Crisis; Wool Marketing Association on wool wagged his tall so hard that his whole Brazil Will Make Definite Brland's Ninth Cabinet; M. shook, and hurried along the 5V4 per cent, according to James body to V COPYRIGHT dYCWUrDAYFEJC 9 And Final Report dam. Calllaux May Return A. Hooper, secretary of the Utah When be came out on the level strip Woolgrowers' association, Tuesday. of shore, Umisk was there alone, Vernal. Two fairly heavy showers supper from a long, freshly cut Geneva. Brazil has resigned as a Paris. Premier Briand and his en The other little beavers had member of the council of the league of fell In Vernal Sunday afternoon. While wttlow. cabinet resigned. This was the tire to the a benefit was the alof precipitation young gone Into a thick clump in which she holds a non-pe- r fourth WND Berries French government and the nations, some fields and the range, damage ders. was done to hay on the ground. Very eighth French minister of finances to and now at the far end Beaver-tootThis time Umlsk did not run. He manent seat. As to Brazil's resignahis engineers were adding a new sec- looked up from his stick. Baree tion from the league of nations, the little of the first cutting of alfzlfa fall by reason of the financial diffiTHE BEAVER on this important step will has been stacked. Indications are that culties born of the war. It was Brltion of dam, and in order to accomsquatted himself, wiggling In a most decision had be communicated later. Such, in brief more rain is due to fall In Ashley val and's ninth cabinet. more easily they plish their work friendly and ingratiating manner. For Synopsis. Part wolf, part Aoe is the substance of a telegram from ley. M. Peret, who has been struggling flooded fully fifty yards of the low a few seconds Umisk regarded him. when two months old Barea has his first meeting; with an at the head of the finance ground on which they were working. he resumed his his government, which Dr. Mello Fran valiantly coolly, for Then, very Lake Salt per Application City. u o a g enemy, Papayuchlsew (y co handed to Sir Eric Drummond, secThe dam held a fascination for Baree. supper. started the crisis by with ministry, mixed train its to abandon mission antagthe owl). Fighting hard, The top of it was high and dry, and retary general, at a meeting of the schedule between Utah Railway June drawing from office before the cabinet onists are suddenly plunged Into a swollen creek. Badly buffeted, there were dozens of smoothly worn Just as in the life of every man council Thursday night, June 10, as and the Hiawatha mine In Car meeting. He insisted on abandoning and half drowred, Baree Is finallittle hollows in which the beavers there Is one big, controlling influence, given out by members of the Brazilian tlon and between Jacobs and his post, despite pleadings of the pres bon on conuty the the but ly flung bank, In one of either tor had taken their or for bad, so In the delegation. good water has' destroyed his sense of was filed with the Pub- ident or the republic and the premier, Standardville these hollows Baree stretched himself life of Baree the beaver pond was because the essential support on Brazil's lic Utilities commission direction and he la lost, lonely not The council did accept by the Utah which and hungry. For many days his out, with his eyes on the pond. Not a largely an arbiter of destiny. Where resignation, on the ground that the he had counted for a solution company. The company sets life is one of fear and distress. ripple stirred its velvety smoothness. he might have gone if he had not dis- assembly of the league alone is em Railway of the financial problems and the proa been has He meets various creatures of forth there the fact that stillness Not a sound broke the drowsy of the franc was lacking. covered it, and what might have hap- powered to act. the wild and goes through a big shrinkage in the passenger traf- tection of the afternoon. The beavers might He Is learning thunderstorm. to him, are matters of conjecpened most "essential a The A Becond of on feature from exciting support" to which M. the road and that receipts fic more and more. He strays into have been dead or asleep, for all the ture. But it held him. It began to anvariously interprethe trapping grounds of Pierrot stir they made. And yet they knew take the place of the old windfall, and day in league history was the of this source have dropped from $9,- - Peret referred was and Nepeese. nouncement by the representative 024.42 in 1922 to $3,160.86 In 1925. and ted, according to political leanings. Nepeese wounds on the dam. Where in the was Baree that a found he esthemselves a beavers Baree with rifle, but he Senor Boule, that his to $429.11 in the first three months Those dose to the outgoing minister he lay the sun fell in a warm flood, which made up, in a Spain, could Quer capes. Baree decovers and learns assert that he meant, first, the fact never accept clasifica-tio- n of 1926. country and it was so comfortable that after companionship nature's secrets rapidly. Nepeese and for the loss of the protection and a that that there was no stable majority in as is determined to catch Baree and power, secondary a time he had difficulty in keeping his way, Montlcello. State Engineer H. J friendship of Kazan and Gray Wolf. tame bim and tries apaln. Baree counattitude towards her the Then general to watch parliament in the stringent measures the pond. eyes open This companionship, if it could be cil Nlelson, who has the work of survey if strongly drawn to the girl, but which were necessary to clear up the problem remained unchanged. he fell asleep. no still fears man. and so Monti from road far federal aid went the called Just ing that, sensed this an situation, and, second, to the differJust how Beaver-toot- h and Both Brazilian Spanish With each day that passed cello to the state line, reports that the ences of opinion that had developed fact Is a mystery. Five minutes later farther, the from which arise accusnouncements, more center survey line is completed a dis between the the older beavers became ' minister and the Bank of he came up quietly, without a splash tomed to seeing Baree. At the end fact that these countries think their tance of which twelve Chapter V brings miles, France and some of the members of or a sound, within fifty yards of Baree. of two in seats cause of permanent had obtaining Baree away, 7 to No. 9 if of gone the end from the it weeks, project committee of experts apFor a few moments he scarcely moved not the council is hopeless, have created state line. Mr. Nlelson the special Impelled by the wild alarm of the In the water. Then he swam very they would have missed him but a means of to recommend not pointed is it and would the Baree confusion, greatest same way that In Willow's terrible cries atd the sight of reports the route inexpensive, except with the dam across havethemissed the franc. the Brazil slowly parallel a stabilizing was whether known yet definitely beavers. It about four miles which runs through Pierrot dashing madly toward him the pond. At the other side he drew The socialists declare that the Bank toleration on and Spain actually intend to quit the heavy timber. matter of from the dead body of Wakayoo, Baree himself ashore and for another minute their of differwas France failed utterly to support the it Baree With league. did not stop running uutll it seemed sat as motionless as a stone, with his part. Salt Lake City. The completion of minister in defense of the franc. The as Nepeese concenwas still ent. He uskahls, be will as though his lungs coald not draw efforts Diplomatic eyes on that part of the dam where would have said ; he still wanted mo'th-erlnVictory highway will cause unpre locialists, however, favored using part trated to induce them not to take the another breath. When he stopped he Baree was lying. Not another beaver cedented automobile travel from Cali of the bank's gold reserve as a pledge moved by the was still he callhas was well out of the canyon and headed waa Chamberlain Austen Sir what to Utah, and also will serve to tor wide operations to protect the moving, and It was very soon apfor the beaver pond. yearnings which he had not yet ed an irrevocable step perhaps by fornia had but one two states into closer indus tranc, a policy which was little favorparent that Beaver-toot- h the when bring and to time had the outgrow; promises to support both of them for trial Exactly wherein lay Raree's fears It object in mind getting a closer obserrelationship, the members of the ed by the other parties. would be difficult to say but surely vation of Baree. When he entered the night came to speak that yearning reelection as temporary members, club were told recently by W, it was not because of Nepeese. The water again, he swam along .close to quite plainly he had the desire to go whereby they will virtually become Rotary The impression is that M. Briand L. Miller, secretary-manage- r of the with Umlsk house beaver into the big Willow had chased him hard. She had the dam. Ten feet beyond Baree he now that the way has been clearpermanent members. may, Oakland chamber of commerce, who is a national union cabinet, repform flung herself upon him. He had felt began to climb out. He did this with and his chums, and sleep. s stand as interpreted by the ed, Brazil During the fortnight that followed league, is that, in order not to be in also an active member of the Rotary resenting all the parties in parliament. the clutch of her hands and the smoth- great slowness and caution. At ait of club that Beaver-tooth'- s Ba city. exploit on the dam er of her soft hair, and yet of her he he reached the top of the dam. this In case he declines to election of of ree ate his meals a mile up the creek, a position to vetoing the she withwas not afraid Salt Lake City. Facts on the can dificult task of reconciling all the If he stopped now A few yards away Baree was al the council, and then in his flight and looked back, most hidden In his hollow, only the where there were plenty of crawfish. Germany from that body. The question ning tomato industry in Boxelder parties, the return to power of Edourd the pond was home. Night always draws it was to see If Nepeese was following. top of his for 1925 are contained in black body appearing But Brazil's of Herrio, the socialist leader, with a cabshiny resignation from the league cqunty a of and large part there, He would not have run hard from her to Beaver-tooth'- s etatement Issued by R. H. Stewart, inet formed exclusively from the coaTo get a found him He intimawith is left the open, scrutiny. possible of the slept at the end alone. Her eyes and voice and better look, the old beaver spread his his day. from the county agricultural agent. Because lition of the left, is talked of, while dam, or on top of it on particularly tion that she may withdraw hands had something stirring in htm ; of high yields, the toma there are timid suggestions that the a clear nights, and the beavers accepted league unless she obtains permanent to exceptionally he was awed with a greater yearning crop of Box Elder county last year hour may have struck for the effective on Dr. based is seat. This conception as a him 'They permanent guest. and a greater loneliness now and that atracted considerable attention. The return of M. Calliaux. worked In his presence as If he did Mello Franco's statement that Brazil night he dreamed troubled dreams. reports that the total final and a make will definite report county agent not exist Baree was glad when the dawn of the acreage Perry Canning comcommission. Colorado River Break Serious He still could not Induce Umlsk and to the reorganization ceme. He did not seek for food, but in the county, which pany, operates in him to Join beavers the other young went down to the pond. There was for the season of 1925 was 173 acres Forest Fire Fighters In Fast Race Calexlco, Cal. M. J. Dowd, general play, and after the first week or so he little hope and anticipation In his manwith , a total tomato production of and engineer for the Imperial In fact, their play manager gave up his efforts. ner now. He remembered that, as 2670 tons, or an average of 15.43 tons much as the as him almost district, announced that the irrigation lickas puzzled animal flames could Mont. With talk, ways Missoula, plainly to the acre. This production brought breach in the Pescadero levee on the operations of the older ing at their heels, a large crew of the Umlsk and his playmates had told him an of a total $31,994.58, growers Colorado river about thirty miles beavers. Umlsk, for Instance, was fond fire fighters won a three-mil- e race average of $185 per acre. they wanted nothing to do with him. of playing in the mud at the edge of with death south of the Mexican boundary had And yet the fact that they were there a when conflagThursday in divi the the pond. He was like a very smnll ration sweeping widened from 600 feet to a gap of Ogden. sheep Receipts took away some of his loneliness. It through the St. Joe over 1000 feet during the last twenty-fou- r boy. Where his elders floated timbers forest, in the North Fork country of sion at the Ogden Union stockyards was more than loneliness. The wolf from three inches to a foot In diame- the Clearwater the 50,000 mark for hours. A crew of 200 men have Monday in him was submerged. The dog was passed burst suddenly river, to date, which presages an been rushed to the scene to pile in ter to the big dam, Umlsk brought month the master. And In these passing moa over and control spread beyond small sticks and twigs no larger thousand- acre area. ments, when the blood of the wild was The fire started unusually heavy traffic in spring sandbags to prevent further widening around than a lead pencil to his play lambs, in the opinion of L. F. Whit- of the break. The flood waters are almost dormant In him, he' was de e dam thirty miles south of Avery. Twenty ground, and built a lock, believed to be running off through old general manager. pressed by the Instinctive and growing to aid the men are rushed being thirty of his own. channels Into .the Pescadero river to feeling that he was not of that wild, to check of board education The Ogden. already fighting desparately city Umisk would work an hour at but a fugitive in it, menaced on all south. The Colorado river was up the west a of Lolo forest of in construction flames the the authorized has the as Industriously time on this play-daBides by strange dangers. to 69,000 second-fee- t exdischarge at Yucost done to has new which school MisBolua, $70,000, building already as his father and mother were working from ma. up the river Deep in the northern forests the points Reports will to timber. of what the unit tensive first eventually damage standing on the big dam, and Baree would lie beaver does not work and play in darkmore men are on their way to be a large structure. It will have indicate that the crest of the present Fifty few a feet on away, his flat belly ness only, but uses day even more than a small crew eight classrooms, with a combination flood has arrived. No alarm was felt Donlan to reinforce watching him and wondering mightily. which has thus peo night, and many of I5eaver-tooth'- s held the fire under auditorium and gymnasium. It will be by residents of the valley, as the flood far He could see some reason for nibbling ple were awake when Baree began dis are battling a erected on Park avenue, between is one of the smallest on record and men while sixty at sticks he liked to sharpen his teeth control, consolately to Investigate the shores near Bull lake between Twenty-sixtand Twenty - seventh the cultivated lands are protected by him conflagration It but on sticks himself; puzzled of the pond. He did not try to hide a secondary line of levees, which are most one and of the streets. Noxon so Troy, Umisk to puinstakingly explain why himself now, and at least half a dozen still Intact. The break in the dike In From state. scenic the and the spots sticks stripped the bark from the Salt Lake City. With a loud but oocurred beavers had a good look at him before Saturday night when a Kaniksu forest came a report to for- brief bombardment swallowed It. of thunder, a gratehe came to the point where the pond In the current of the river reIn spite change here that further still estry headquarters method of Another play over ful and cooling rainstorm swept narrowed down to the width of the In an Instant Hit Feet Shot Out From In the undermining of the emdiscouraged I'.aree's advances. A short of the efforts of a score of men the Salt Lake Valley last Thursday. The sulted stream, almost half a mile from the Under Him. bankment. was The fire bad logbe where spreading swiftly. distance from the spot dnm. Then he wandered back. A'l storm was the cause of much rejoicing Lumber that morning he hovered about the flat tail out beyond him anil rose to a first seen Umlsk there was a shelving ging camp of the Rntledge among farmers, whose crops were beMellon Draws Fire Ot Aids from company, thousands of feet of logs and or feet ten twelve rose on b:in!c his hind that himself posture quarters. sitting openly. pond, showing ginning to show a need for moisture. bank was used by a large quantity of equipment were In their big mud strong his two front paws held squlrrebllke the water, and this as a slide. It was Salt Lake City. In spite of the need on In fire With supporters of the creek Grouse beavers over was In Washington. destroyed his breast. the young this pose he holds t lie beavers held a council of of rain in most localities throughout the McNary farm hill plainly aroused war. They were distinctly puzzled fully three feet taJ. lie probably worn smooth nnd hard. Umlsk would the Pend d'Oreille forest In northern It Idaho. The fire Is reported burning the state the crops are reported to be by Secretary Mellon's outspoken critiThere were four enemies which they welshed forty pounds, and In some climb up the bank at a point where In excellent condition according to cism of its provisions, the senate of the on At the a so front. top was ne one not resembled of those fat, : steep. ways The otter. dreaded above all others befederal agricultural plowed along Tuesday toward a final out Frank flat g his Andrews, tall would he slide put that dogs who destroyed their dams In" the win statistician. The winter wheat acre- vote on the measure, with debate limiSenate Vote On Farm Bill Due ter time and brought death to them go largely "Jo stomach. But bis bruin hind Mm nnd give himself a shove, at 149,999 acres ted to thirty minutes on the bill and nnd landage is estimated from cold and by lowering the wfer wns working with amazing celerity. shooting down the toboggan a big splash. bushels are ex- fifteen minutes on amendments, for with from which In water of $2,731,000 mud be the hard the the leglsla-tloing relief gave Farm Suddenly to food not Washington. could so they their get to be The acreage each senator. Several champions of harvested. a dnm nnd his with tall when pected the One home down started toboggan the afternoon, stretch supplies; the lynx, who preyed on them I'.nree single slap sat up. Instantly lie snw Heaver was particularly wet aud slippery Thursday In the senate with the Mc- - this year Is 5000 acres larger than ' thfl rtrnnoftfll. similar to the Tlaueen all, young ami old alike; and the fox stared. from recent use. Itan-- went up the Nary equalization fee bill losinir '325. An estimated yield of 52.000 bin recently turned down by the house and wolf, who would ile In ainbush tooth, and stnred. Beaver-tootneither moved beaver-patto the top of the bank, ground. The senate agreed by unanbusheh) of rye are expected to be har remained In their offices during most for hours In order to pounce on the For a full vested from the 5000 acres planted Nowhere of the day's session to prepare replies imous consent to limit debate beginvery young, like Umlsk and his play the thousanillh part of nn Inch. Then and begun Investigating. so ning next Tuesday and vote by Wedbad he found the beaver-smel- l to the views of the treasury head, mates. If Baree hud been any one of Baree stood up nnd wncged his tall. A electrical Fork. heavy Spanlsh That wns enough. Drowning to his strong as on the slide. He began nesday or Thursday is expected by storm nnd his these four, wily Beaver-tootmade public, and indications were that viHited this vicinity Thursday. Benver-tooti- i sniflin? nnd Incautiously went too fur. floor managers. .v:;l.):i Champions of hn The rain fell In torrents for a short his stand would be challenged by var- people would have known what to do. forefeet, I'.ut Baree wns surely not Bn otter, and ly to the edge of the dam nnd .Iht.i Ir. Mi Instant his feet shot out from McNary measure saw their support time, and then the rain tarned to hall lous senators before a final vote Is 'ngle wild dwindle during the day and they if lie was a fox or a wolf or a lynx, his over. Ile wns neither ca.illous nor under hnn. ur, v'tr the downpour, reached. After Senator Fess of Ohio, Wind accompanied notions were very strange, to say the In very great haste now. ile mnde n yelp he went shooting noun the tobogthat th bill would have a close Considerable damnge was done by floor manager for the Republican opIn his life shave. They had depended on least. Half n dozen times he had the great commotion in the water and gan. For the second time hrlp beating down the pea crop, now ponents, hat' Inserted In the congresopportunity to pounce on Ms prey, If swam boldly back nnd forth under lie found himself struggling under from the southern Democrats, but ready for the harvest. sional record the Meilon letter to the Severn I water, and when a minute or two later ,orv,,,rs of ,ho minority declared the he had been Keeking prey. Hut at no Bnree. When lie hnd done group of house members who had re. . more Price. Two carloads of wool ""to ne tb iuicut he "1" times to ,.,,,,,., wm.1,1 vote harm unmsH.1 straight up pond time had he shown the desire llv , inrougii were firmer out of of the Price this to the week quested his views, Senator Simmons, the largest of tbo three houses nnd soft mud shipped footing them. the bill on the ground that it. ' oci'inot Democrat, North Carolina, an advoJoremlah-Williamlnut-Five after shore, he had at Inst a very company of Bos- - cate It nmy be thut the beavers discussed disappeared. to make tariff protection 1ie won! I of the bill, Inquired If all departwas Mass. This wool contracted ton, exploit word vts passopinion of beaver play. the matter fully among themselves. It Beaver-tooth'- s a permanent policy of the governof the government were "alignments in season. The the the his Umlsk among and ing colony. quickly early is possible that ment. themselves ing against this measure." a was Bnree He not lynx. told their parents of their ad stronger Mt. Pleasant. Work was started Baree's stay with the beaver venture and of how Baree made no wns riot a fox. lie wns not a wolf. Good Winter Whest Crop Is Indicated Monday on a ground squirrel poisonStorms Sweep Texas Towns hows that at bottom hs Is mors move to harm them when he could Moreover, he was very young nnd Ing campaign by farmers and range n. A winter what crop Texas. Preceded I be riimcd. Washing.' con! Work Abilene, by a and fitted for to harmless. wolf, than How them. dog have caught quite easily land owners In this vicinity. The area sandstorm of terrific proportions, a Is bushel indicated sn.ann.imo of no be resumed. could by was There human old companionship. I'lay ever this may be, courageous the condition of the crop on June 1. to be poisoned covers approximately rain, hail, electric and wind storm ver Heaver-toottook It upon himself to danger. Such was Benver-tooth'- s which wns 7!.5 per cent of a normal three townships, beginning south and swept through the Abilene territory diet. end the suspense. t of Spring City, covering a strip from the vicinity of Anson, In Jones TO BB CONTINl:KD. the dpartmnt of sericulture an- one some shouted had th"se If facts in tha afternoon the It wim early of valley and mountain land about six county, to the southeast and south porof The condition r.oillief a In beaver spring megathrough language for the third or fourth time Baree Mind Developed Early wheat on June 1 was 7. 5 per cent miles wide and extending north elgh tions of Taylor county last Tuesday. walked out on the dam. This dam was phone the response could not have All at once It seemed to Ewart Gladstone, "The of normal, compared wtth 87.1 per teen miles to what Is known as Crook- Damage which will run Into thousands William been In but hundred feet quicker two length, fully. 1 lust year and S9.9 per ed Creek. This area comprises nearly of dollars was done in Abilene. Many t no point did the water run over It 'Baree, who was still standing on the Great Commoner," four times prime i cent on June 1 ten was June the of at rent was minister the F.ngland. year that of the average. 70,000 acres of land. In places where farmers reported that all cotton and graduated dam, pond Its the overflow finding way through edge fore-two- , was not w In squirrels are prevalent, some Joggs 'eed crops were destroyed. Even grain at never wheat the He seen of had Oxford twentr1S.11, age beavers. ith production Spring linrrow sluices. A week or two ago alive with the highest honors In tha ' cast nor was any estimate of acreage will extend down Into valley lands and which already had been shocked was Bnree could have crossed to the oypo-elt- c so many at one time before. They flolds. mnounced. :Mv of the pond on this dam, but were popping up everywhere, and some classics and mathematics adly damaged. bmi: 2 MmS 'JwWiL JAMES RESIGNS PERET Utah SON OF KAZAN by I News Notes OLIVER CUKWOOD, nlb-W-i- h sun-bath- s. Utah-Colorad- o good-nature- d pup-pyls- h und-ertak- . g make-believ- h nnd-stick COO-acr- good-nnturc- silly-lookin- n h half-minut- e h j con-cede- tl.-t- - well-define- play-mate- - i ; ! (1 |