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Show t TIIE SPANISH FORK PRESS. SPANISH FORK, UTAH BRIGHT HATS OF VELVET; CHINESE LOOT FOR DI ON BILL VELVET hat this season Is either very stylish or It Isnt It all depends. To win the modes this season the velvet hat must possess chic In the truest sense of the word. Ordinary, commonplace velvet lead wen r plays no part lb this season's fashions but the velvet chnpenu of commanding smartness, that Is a different story. Because the bright velvet hat so eidlventFsombcr furs, and because the velvet hat Is flattering lo its owner, It remains the choice of women of fashion who ore weary of the little felt Ihupes, and who take no Interest In WILL BE THIS 8ESSION; CHAIRMAN 8NELL SAYS MEASURE COMPOSEO LARGELY SOLDIERS, RANSACK AT WILL IN FOOCHOW MOBS, OF Antlforeign Demonstration at Canton Planned for Last Sunday, Advocates of Swing Law Jubilant; Coeltdga Said to Favor The Action Was Called Off Foochow, Cblnar A number of BritWashington, D. C. Advocates of tha Boulder dam bill are ish and American women and two minla high spirits Tuesday, since the an isters wore badly beaten, and several aouncement was made at the White later wero dragged through the streets Bouse by Chairman Snell of the bouse by Chinese mobs during the worst rules committee that the Boulder dam riot In tho history of the hill Is going on the house legislative church here. program and will be passed by the Tha riot was precipitated by northhouse this session. ern soldiers incorporated In the southThis assurance from the chairman ern Catonese army. Churches, schools, of the rules committee, ten days in hospitals and foreign residences were advance of the meeting of his com completely looted. After a similar dismlttee to consider the request for a turbance Saturday night of last week rule for the Boulder dam bill. Is ac- the rioting broke out anew Sunday morning and continued until evening. cepted by the bill advocates as positive assurance that their measure is The foreigners finally escaped and to be called up In the house not long reached safety. after January 20, when the rules com The rioting occurred within the old mlttee Is to meet. They claim an walled city. The following Institutions overwhelming majority for the bill In were plundered: All Catholic schools house and senate. and churches, Anglican and Methodist The Boulder dam advocates are still hospitals, the city branch of the Young more Jubilant because Chairman Snell Mens Christian association, Anglican made his statement after talking with girls' school and the boys blind school the president this morning on the house legislative program and outlook. Marine Will Likely Remain Washington Three Bills to Have Open Way relations will continue to furnish the Washington After a call at the subject of debate this week in both the White House Tuesday, Chairman Snell house and senate, but with scant prosof the house rules committee said tl.at pect of action on any of the proposals efforts would be made at this session advanced for withdrawal of American of congress to pass final legislation In marlnos from Nicaragua. Resolutions the Boulder dam project, the McFndd in dealing with the administration's polhanking bill and the radio control bill. icy will bo taken up Wednesdny in General sentiment In congress was In the foreign relations committee, which favor of disposing of these mattcis, also will consider at that time whether he said, and he thought some agree- it will make pulic the "corrected copy ment could be reached among the varof Secretary Kellogg's statement last ious trends of opinion concerning Wednesday in executive session. 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Mr. Snell thought there would ator Borah, Republican, Idaho, chief be no tariff or tax legislation at this critic of the administration's method session, and that If congress contin- of dealing with Central American ued authorizing new appropriations countries, is opposed to having his there would be no treasury surplus committee sponsor the secretary's rewith which to effect tax revision. vised statement and has suggested that Mr. Kellogg appear at an open session of the committee for questionSenate Pastes Expense Bill 'Salt Lake Appointment of commit- ing. tees, passage of house bill No. 1, apFarmers Ask Three Probes propriating $10,000 with which to pay the expenses of the legislature, and Washington Appointment of a comthe adoption of a resolution on thu mittee to determine the Interest of death of Senator LeRoy Dixon of Utah agriculture in the McFedden branch county composed the greater part of banking bill, railroad consolidation the business transacted by the senatu and other measures before congress at Tuesdays session. President Alon- designed to facilitate business was so B. Irvine, In announcing the name.i asked by William II. Settle, president of the committee members, declared of the Indiana Farm Bureau federathat be had been up the greater part tion. In a letter to the heads of five of Monday night selecting those to leading agricultural organizations, he serve on the various committees, lie said that, in view of the designations said he had tried to meet the request by the United States Chamber of Comof all the senators, and, with a few merce and the industrial conference exceptions, had been able to do so. board of a committee "to make a naEfforts were made In choosing the tional program tor agriculture, It was committees, he declared to obtain only just that the farm Interests, In of the state so that dif- turn, should inquire Into the effect ferent vicinities might be represented. npoa themselves of legislation desired by industry. Gax Tax Appeal Is Dismissed Asks for Dirigible Bids Washington An attack on the valWashlngon Although congress baa of laws state idity Imposing gasoline taxes on dealers and licenses npon not appropriated funds for the two diroperators of automobiles, presented In igibles authorized at the lost session, the navy department asked for bids on four cases from Oregon and Washington brought by automobile operators, construction of one or both ships. The were dismissed by the supreme court dirigibles which would be of approxicaMonday without any decision on the mately 6,000,000 cubic feet of gas merits of the Issue. The court held pacity, wero not provided for In the that the appeals bad been Improperly budget estimates for the department taken and that It was without any de- this year, but $50,000 tor beginning cision on the merits of the Issue. The one ship was written intb the bill in court, held that the appeals had boon the house. It still must be acted on by the senate. Bidders must draw their Improperly taken and that It was withcwn designs In acordance with speciout Jurisdiction to pass upon the quesfications requiring a ship capable of tions sought to be raised. 70 knots and hour at 3000 feet elevation and endurance of not less than 1000 Murdered by Bandits In China 130 hours at cruising speed of 60 London A Reuter dispatch from Poknots. The designs wonbl allow for king says that messages were received use of either helium or hydrogen of from Shantung stating thut all the inu combination of both. habitants of Wanghlhpao, totaling 1000, have been massacred by bandits. New Barracks to be Localized The message adds that the vintage of Washington Army barracks to be Wang Chlhupao, fifty miles west o( r housing the birthplace of confuclus, at Chufu, erected under the be to not ouly are localized, program actively opposed the bandits, who an to materials used, but also historawaited reinforcements, after which ically, They will be built of nmterials surrounded sot and fire to the they used In eurh locality, whether most village, slaughtering the Inhabitants, concrete, tllo or atncco, to Irrespective of age or sex. Some per brick, local conformity, with climatic eons are said to have been burned to death In their homos; others were conditions. Architecturally, they will conform to the prevailing design of eb 4 attempting to escape, while young children literally were pulleU to pieces. each area, the Camp Meade. Marylnnd. structures for exumple, being colon Iii In appearance, those In southwestern Mexico to Pay Last of Foreign Debt states following Spanish mission mod Mexico City Excelsior reports thut ele sud those In northeastern posts information obtained In financial cirEnglish architectural character- early cle Indicates that the last installment 1st ini. of the forclKU debt service for 1926 non will be delivered to banker in ! Rlvers-arbors Bill Approved New York. The paper says that pay Washington The conference report j meat Is being delayed becuuse the ua on the $71,000,000 rivers und harbors tlouul railways buvo not yet delivered authorization bill was approved by the tlielr portion of the payment In house. Renats action still Is necesda tic e with the louiumt-Banagree sary. meat. n Mexlcan-Nlcaragua- n cross-sectio- Washington, D. C. Majority and minority reports on the Pittman bill, authorizing the purchase by the treasury department of 11,500 000 ounces of American silver at a dollar an ounce In full satisfaction of the terms of the original Pittman act, were filed with the house by members of the commit tee on banking and currency. Two minority reports wero filed in fact, one signed by Representative Luce, Massachusetts; MacGregor, New York; Beedy of Maine and Hooper of Michigan, opposing the bill in toto, while Representative Black of Texas filed a separate report recommending that additional purchases at the dollar price be reduced to 10,247,976 ounces. The majority report, filed by Chairman McFadden, rt presents the views of sixteen membeis cf the committee and recommends pass'age of the bill in the form which it passed the senate last session. As yet no arrangement have been made for getting a special rule to bring this bill before the bouse. wanted and they arc to be found In cotton broadcloths, pongees, fine sateens and linens materials most suitable for early spring. Among the newest Hems Is rayon alpaca and a delightful fabric It Is, never losing Its silky sheen ufter going through tha laundry.- the glittering gold and silver hats such as are so popular" this season. Each of the velvet hats here Interpret some one or more Inimitable style touches; thut la why they were so carefully selected for Illustration. There lx that perky little velvet toque shown second at the top. It requires the skill of tho "milliner horn to produce anything so effective and of such artful simplicity as this model. Tho other black velvet toque In the picture u.ses a cleverly posed feather to convey a convincing style message. Two of the velvet toques, as here shown, bespeak the unusual In that they are embroidered In white pearls. - As to embroidery there Is no end to the novel new Ideas. Among the cleverest Is that of working bright solid colored fabrics which launder with guy woolen yarn. In cunning Another Interesting flower cluster. trend in decorative hnndtvork Is to combine conventional hemstitching or faggoting with natural flower designing. The picture shows the Idea. Not only does this look lovely on plain backgrounds, but done In crosswork stitch on gingham checks for the hemline and the upright stem-liklines, the effect Is unique, especially If daisies done In "luzy-dalsy- " stitch are added. Most dresses for the very little tots subscribe to the line, achieved through plaits or shin s j j Salt Lake For the first eleven day of the month of January the preclplta-tiowas better than a half Inch above n normal, acordlng to reports made at the local weaker bureau. Wednesday there was a precipitation of ,88 of an Inch, so that with the precipitation of .65 for the day before the total for the was 1.03 inche. snow-stortwo-daThis brings the total for the month to 1.06, which Is better than the normal precipitation for the first third of the month. While much of the snow ha depth wa melted, an Inch and one-hal- f measured by the weather observers. Moab The municipal water system of Moab which is operated by1 the Moab Pipe Line company is In hotter condition than it has ever been tc render service to Its patrons, according to a report made to the stockholder of the company at their annuu) meeting by Secretary John Peterson. y Ogden The price which Utah growers will receive for tomatoes duriug 11)27 will be $11 a ton, it was announced by Martin P. Brown, president of tbe Utah state farm bureau federation, and Joseph F. Barker, sec retary of the Utah cunners' association. Salt Lake A total of 4,690,342 tons with a value of $11,991,000, wa produced in Utah during 1925 by 4441 miners engaged In tbe work, according to the report of L. Mann and F. G. Tryon, which was Issued by tho bureau of mines of the department of commerce on January 8, 1927. of coal, Peppard Seed ut Duchesne, Roosevelt and Vernal, report on unexThe J. Myton company, C. offices pected rise In tbe alfalfa seed market. No. 1, $16.50: No. 2, $15.00; No. 3. $12.50; No. 4, $9.25: extra No. 1, 5 percent over No. 1. Some of the alfalfa seed growers who have been holding their seed are busy hauling it to market. Salt Lake More than 1000 Jack rabbits are claimed to have been killed iu the Suit Lake sportmen's rabbit drive in Rush valley. Approximately 150 hunters made the trip, averaging from three to thirty rabbits each. Myton William Lowe, manager of the Uintah Basin Seed Growers' association, in reporting for the seasou pt 1926, states that the plant ha handled nearly 1,000.000 pound of alfalfa seed, the largest percentage being owned by members of the organization. In the plant at the beginning of 1927 there was 500,000 pounds of seed unsold. Tart of this is In the pool formed by N. L. Peterson, while the balance is held by Individual growers. Price Total expenditures of are contemplated In the Carbon Seventy-Fiv- e Perishin Montreal Fire county budget for 1927, as fixed at Ihe Montreal More than seventy-fivmeeting of the county commissioners lives was the toll exacted by a fire Monday. panic in tbe Lauricr Palace movie Vernal Supervisor A. G. Nord of theatre in the east end. Most of the victims were littlo children who had the Ashley national forest. In his anmade up the bulk of tbe Sunday mat- nual report to the district forester at inee audience. Few weie injured by Ogden, states that Ihe herd of deer on the comparatively trivial fire, but, this forest numbering approximately caught In jams about the 1500 bead, made a slight Increase durexits, many wore suffocated. So tight- ing the past year. Acording to the ly wedged were the bodies that rescu- name report, the mountain sheep, nuni head, and the ing squads of firemen were unable to boring about thirty-fivgam entrance. A stairway giving hand of forty elk remained stationery egress from the main floor was clog- in number. ged with small bodies. Efforts were Provo made to break the jam by the woods-metho- Farm Loan The Provo Tlmpanogo association will elect offof tylug a rope to the key of icers at Its regular annual meeting, the wedge and hauling away. Twenty which will he held January 15 In the men were unable to stir the mass. high school auditorium. All member of the association ure requested to be 65,000 Miles New Road This Year present, according to Secretary Ralph Chicago An increase of nearly two Boulton. and one-hal- t billion dollars In tbe vul-- I Garfl- Id At si expenditure of apue of rural lands alone i expect, d to accrue from ennstrurtion of 55 000 proximately $15,000 a road will bo from Kanarravllle to tb miles of now highway system to be begun this year, declared Charles M. Washington county line, a distance of four and one half miles, the state road I'phnn, managing director of the commission decided Monday afternoon American Road Builders' association Gar Hi M county commissioner wero on tbo eve of tbe oiganiation's t annual wbicn aho advised by the commission that a road north from Bangultrh would ho ( pens here. ''Those 55,000 miles of h ghwuys ranging from twenty to constructed a soon us federal a'l cun bo obtained. liioio Ilian 200 feet in width, will en- fund hance the value of farm land clone Tho Utah Myton Promore than $2,400.0(10,000, and In ad- ducer' usimclutlun. In Poultry Mm compiling dition will save the country millions results for 1926 relative to turkey of dollars by reducing congestion," growers, stnte thut those who shipped said Mr. lpham. through them received a net return of 41 cents a pound. The bulk of turk-- y French Senate Election Dull shipment went to New York and New of tbe member ol Jemej market, but ten thousand Paris One-thirthe French Senate were elected with pounds were delivered to the west out gain or loss to the pasties of the coast nturkets from the Uintah busltt. lift or right. The election passed Brice -- An active campaign to so excepting as they marked the cure h stute experimental farm In Cardiminution of former President Mil bon for the eastern Utah rebrand frov active politic. He wax gion county I defeulcd on tho second ballot. Raul to a being carried on and will com i head In the next few with Peiet, piesldent of the chamber ol tb introduction of u bill in days tho Mato wa elected to the senate. deputies, A great deal of Interest .out this will necessitate balloting In legtnluturo. Is being taken by Carbon county repIhe chamber for a new president. Victor Boat, who was food minister It. resentatives In the legislature, by the farm bureau, the (handier of com tbe Glemenceau wr.r cabinet, wus dec nierce, taxpayers' association and ted on the same list with M. IVret. other civic urw nlzatlonx. d r tf 'I I ' rteX : V m' ; v r ' j con.-entlo- I (l Utah e J Florida Schools Closed by Cold Kic.t La.idordale. Fla. All sihoolt In lb award county were cloned on te count of tint cold weather. Tho low temperature reported during Mon day was 35 degrees, wl'h a maximum of 7!. Winter's grip was felt not only In Flmldu. where Miami ntid Pulrn IteaJi fait tha coldest weather In sev u years, hut the cold wonther pro vuil-- il throughout tint region cost ol the river, It was ID do gri-eabove zero In Atlanta, the cold est of tho w.uter. It a Privilege fear-stricke- 1 Sunihlne Takes Sting Off Of Winter Now York Bright sunshine took the sting out of the Icy breath of winter In the metropolitan district, which was swept hy a blizzard Saturday. Tho nc'rrtny, which hud hovered around 5 above zero, niounml a'eudlly and bad on, who slept pasied .IS. John brnrt.iu u chute ouMlili a coni yard, was so scroicly fmctblttcn that ho Med In it huKplt.il. Slipping on the Icy prnlf Tin of the cloviitoJ station at Bowery iiiul Houston streets, an man foil In front of u train i News Notes to Live in $222.-209.1- e o ac-co- EVENTS Sixteen Favor Pittman Bill ten-yea- l fflO When winter begins Its linger lug farewell and signs of spring timidly appear, mothers fancy gaily turns to thoughts of sewing for the IF NEW FARM RELIEF BILL 19 PASSED BY CONGRESS PROBchildren. Yes, "gully" Is a word well LEM WILL BE ENDED taken, for Isnt It fun to make pretty clothe for little tots? Just In choosing the materials, there Is a lot of Joy. The very breath of spring Is In the This May Also Decide Whether Love fresh ginghams, the crisp organdies. den Wilt Run Against Abeer swlsses, Mnd voiles which flannt Coolidge their gay colors from the counters of every washgoods section. If one plans to decorate the kiddles' Washington Through two events It frocks with lots of handwork, then of will become apparent the coming week course the plain solid 'colors art whether a farm relief bill Is to pass In thla congress, and also probably whether there is to be opposition by nor Lowden of Illinois to President Coolidge for the next Republican presidential nomination. Tho house committee on agriculture on Friday of last week voted to bold hearings on proposals for farm relief. That was regular, but very un usual indeed was tbelr decision that the hearings should last only foul days, terminating Tuesday. Tfcrt "t ticn indicates a state of mind looking to quick and determined action, although no one can fairly object to the brevity of the hearings, because last year the committee gave hearings lasting several weeks. More significant than this action of the committee on agriculture was th introduction Into the two houses si multaeously on Thursday of a farm relief bill of a new klDd and from a new source. Tlie Joint proposers cl the new bill are, In tho senate, Curtis of Kansas, who la the official Republican leader, and in the house, a Democrat, Crisp of Georgia, of whom it can bo said that no congressman has higher respect from both parties. A PASSED Swlng-Johnso- ! WASH FABRICS FOR TOTS ul OULOER I MUCH DEPENDS I Could Anything That Is, the very attractive model t the right center I pearl embroidered. Tha little toque sliowu centered to the li ft prefer in wear It peat III the term of effect posed to olio side. The ceniMie velvet lint I one of the xtylo Item featured this settson two or For It the milliner employ three colored velvet. An ombre elf. Is attained In lid way, by the velvet model below to the left In tlml ll employs throe velvet, pain green, ami do. p Jut glo pm n. gu-i-i- i lvst model 1)1 u For the shirred truted tu the right, at the top. the designer cIiooko nasturtium coloied velvet, alternating this wlih U L,I wlug-Kbse- d 1 1 let-ed- a . - Bs Cuttrf ring or smocking. Sleeves for the mosi part Hire the little puff. The sleeve n les armhole I forecast for prints and gtnghnme as well as sneer frocks foi Refugees Pour Into Shanghai the coininx season, Most iiiuisu.il ure the new print Shanghai -- Vivid word pictures ol I'rlnled Iho posscsHlon and looting of the Brit nnil altogether fascinating. pique and linen print make up ef- lr U cotuexalons In Hankow- by infinm fectively and are very adaptable foi id mobs aro being drawn by re'-iy- , os chlhlion drex, Irint In Hums arriving horn from the Interior dty, nliin cidoia ure especially favored loi 6S5 miles up the Yangtze1 river. T'nJ little fo'ks clothe, end printed and worn by th long trip, withrmt fasaloon ark among the simon imimy and only the doilies on tin It vorite fabrics. Indeed iho list of suit bark. tho refugee eor.tlnuid to pout warn Into Shanghai, to bo trfuldod able materials for children' h tin might be coullnuod Indefinite', v. t him sbdtodng euro of ora.ml.-atioJULI foreign families, flora limn spa But ihvrrnvi.EY. tsli citizen und Anicrl mu. l c m.l (k till IVj.tst j - Bo'tnllful Rock work ha start' d on the tunnel that Is being driven by emt raclm s on Bountiful city farm In cn effoit to Incrnaso that city's water kuprlv. The contractors who for the P.uit two or tliren week have cb'itrcd away tho overburden covert; I t.'m rock s'rata ltnve now penelratul Ihe lock to vtnil feet. Fester ptog i o la crpi now that tho actual tiinnrllag I und-'wny, To (Into t1 wider ha nicntmieri d. The of tit tunnel 4 placed at B Jd ten!. H-tc- 1 |