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Show 1 CACHE AMERICAN. LOGAN, UTAH w mmm all I BEVEKLY IIILLS.-W- ell know I Ju.t what I rraj la paper, or wtal I hoar a I keep tha old Ion ear to tha ground. Her tho other week befora I tartej out tin till China Roundup, why out to my house one night to u. a Tl.ll aii'l break bread with u waa a mighty I n t e r a a t Inc cmiiilo, Mr. Tom Campbell and wife. Now rlrbt off band If you ar not a Farmer, or a buyer of farm product. you Blight aay, "What Tom Campbell T Dtint you remember a big wheat man up In Montana that wa drafted by tho Soviet Government of Rua.Ia to no over there and ahow them bow to put their hi wheat Farm on a llg meehanlcal farm Inc baala? Well he la tho mnn. He now lire orer la Pasadena. Ha dont bolonc to a Hoover Commie-Ion- , but ho adrlava them after they are appointed, that la It they to do about Farm have anythin Inc. Ho had In, up there In Montana, PO thoua.vnd acre of plowed ground. Ho would rotate the eropa, and bare about bait that In wheat each year. I remember aeolng be of It, where thero eight and ten Combine running one right behind the other. Tou town Waddle know what a Combine la? Well to tell the truth I dont either. When I waa the best farmer on the west bank of the Verdigris river, Rlndors waa lost coming In, and we waa lucky to get to aee one of them. Aa a Kid 1 used to ride the lead horse, when we used five bead, three behind and two leader. Then thoe Combine coma along and they Just rounded full and up a whole remuther bitched on all they had harness for. I think from some of those Pictures I have seen of em up In those Northern State they had a whole Carry of horses, thirty or forty head. Now they got these Tractors, great big onea that pull the thing. Hut yet I harent told you Radiator folks what a Combine la. Well here ta all It does Just one machine and In one trip orer the ground. On the front end of It la an arrangement that makes a deal to take orer the ground (from the hank that la holding the present mortgage). Then right behind that gadget on this big machine la a thing that grubs up the Roots and Herbs. Another thing right behind !y News Review of Current Events the World Over By EDWARD W. PICKARD could be taken out Slid sunk lu the ocvun, I should welcome 1L after thul lien. I'burlea G. 1'uwes, nihuuador to Orest I'.rilnln, would to betid the American delegation Ilia World conference ou disarmament la Geneva. He then named hi member of tho delegation Dr, Mmy Einiiia Woolley, picsidcnt of Mount Holyoke college, Ihe first of her aeX to he given nuiti a position She lias by a tint clusa Internabeen an active worker tional peace and an advocate of navy reduction. Senator Cluuda A. Swanson of Virginia, Democrat and member of Ihe senate foreign affair and naval committees, al renily bud been tunned aa a dele gate. The President anil Mr. Stlmson will direct the coure of the American delegation from Washington. will go armed will) The mlsi-jusecret Instrm thms and will keep in close touch with the Slate department. I lb Ms il.i Several t of beetle debate. Twelve iiieinbcta, equally 11 vlilcd between tho two par-J- f f I. were record-'- . In opposition. The Repuhlh ana, all Hated a were f Johnson, Nor-l.e- i k. Norris, N'ye and Si hall. The morriil who voted no were Billow, Cura way, I M Kellur and nil, Conn.illj, Insur-gi-m- l, 1 liotima. In view of Ihe pledges President Hoover bad received In udvunce. Ilia fight ngninvt r.t t i (Util imi waa admittedly liopelcH. but Senator Johnson of California and acvcrul oilier liHstcil, nevertheless, on voicing at length their objections to the resolution. Johnson In particular wua hitler In Ida denunciation of Mr. Hoover's cour.se In this luulter, criticizing him for not giving due nollce Ihut Ihe moratorium a originally proposed Imd to be altered to still France, lie repeatedly charged that the President bad abandoned the former American policy and Imd agreed to the linking of wur debts and reparations. M Kellur of Tennessee, lime of Oklahoma, and one or two others were scarcely lesa outspoken Hint Johnson In their opposition. The senate rejected half a dozen amendments and adopted the resolution as It came from the bouse which hnd passed It by a vote of 317 to 100 afier adding an amendment which pula congress on record as not committing Itself to any policy of cancellation or revision of war debts. Both bouse and senate, having settled the moratorium matter, adjourned until Jununry 4. Senator Borah made a futile effort to have the date for reconvening changed to Junuary 28, as the President had recommended. About the time the President was signing the moratorium resolution word ennte from Basel that the Young plan advisory committee bad reported that Germany will he ungrinds up the Roots and Herbs Into able to resume payment of the con'Sagwa Indian Medicine, which Is ditional reparations when the morsold by a Whits man who says next July, and he was adopted Into the Indian atorium terminates all reparations of that ''adjustment tribe. Then Just a few feet behind and war debts to the troubled situthat, all connected with the same ation of the world would be esmachine, are the plows that plow conthe ground. Then right In the fur- sential. The next reparations row Is the seeder, then another ference Is to open at The Hague on Junuary 18. plow that plows the furrow back where It was In the first place. Then comes the fertilizer, and then BECAUSE of difficulty In obtain-luthe sickle that cuts the grain. Then foreign exchange for debt of the government its carried aloifg a little platform remittances, Into the Threshing Machine where Ilungnry declared a moratorium Its threshed, then out and Into for one year on foreign debts. The decree stipulated that public and sacks, and Into a big Grain Elevator that Is fastened onto the thing. private debts for which sufficient Then on near the back end Is a foreign currency Is not available Stock Market board where a bunch must he paid In pengoes to the of men that dont own the farm, the Hungarian National hank which wheat, or the Combine, buy It back will hold the money as trustee for and forth from each other. That Is the creditors. The pengo Is the If you have threshed a thousand Hungarian monetary unit. Bushels why they see each other In order that trade and coma million bushels of this thousand merce may not halt, the National bushels was which actually bank will put at the disposal of threshed, then they announce to the Hungarian citizens 6uch sums as farmer that on account of Bupply are needed to carry on and also and demand, the wheat Is only will cover service on the worth two bits, (25C). Thats what agreement. you call a Combine. Well this Campbell fellow la congress was debating mighty Interesting. He thinks that moratorium, the senate the Farm Board Is a mighty good finance committee continued its Inthing. But he does also think that quiry Into the sale of foreign secur-tie- s they have had a In this counpretty raw deal try. Several emifrom the whole nent bankers were grain trado, and heard, the most Inthe banks. You teresting In some see It looked like ways being Otto II. the farm Board Kahn, head of with Its Kuhn, Loeb & Co. and variFor hours Mr. Kahn ous other things held forth, explainto do away with ing the Intricacies the middleman of International fJust turned them inance and describthe the ing vividly scheme. whole The banks knew that the Farmer crisis In world ecowould start borrowing from the nomics. Government at low Interest Instead Although Mr. Kahn made clear that he was opposed to either canof them at 10 and He says that Mr. Hoover knows cellation or permanent reduction of that Its been a scheme on all their the war debts owed the United parts to discredit the Farm Board, States, he declared that the emerso we wondered, he and I, (him gency required temporary adjustfurnishing the Idea and me doing ments to lighten the burden of the wondering) why Mr. Hoover German reparations and European dident Just come right out and tell war debts. Neither Justice nor exthe people what had happened. We pediency could lead to Insistence at this moment on demands for payfigured that If Mr. Hoover went direct to the people and told them ments to the full letter of agreethe real lowdown that he would ments effected In the past, Mr. have them with him. But of course Kahn said. neither one of us holds office, or In an outline of his own attitude. I In vigorous terras, Mr. Kahn, said, ever was elected to anything. if It were possible to find a way guess the truth can hurt you worse la an election than about anything by which all these reparations and that could happen to you. war debts, which hang around the neck of the world like a millstone, 1932, McNmiU SymdKait, 1m. a g r a r ii s c c ii t credit-freezin- g WniLE at ol yt hi st w ke nc hi wt Ice If tl fc against 12. -- pliKSHdlNT HOOVER announced 1 fr ii consideration of Hoover's promised reconstruction finance corporation by tbe senate banking and subcomcurrency mittee, Iiutilcl the Baltimore A Ohio railroad. praKcd the Inclusion of the railroads In the category of institutions ns to be sided necessary at this eritlenl t I nt e, Banker witnesses beard did not Ibis Inclusion. Daniel Willard poe Mr. Wlllnrd told the committee that the railroads throughout the country hnd In maturities falling due within the next three years and no money to pay them. Ills own railroad, tie admitted, must meet fS.Otxi.OuO worth of maturities In May; $35,000,000 more In August It would be a satisfaction to me," said Mr. Willard, and I think It would be In the public Interest, If, when these securities mature next summer, we could borrow at a reasonable rate of interest from the And, of course, R government. would he to our Interest to pay hnck ns quickly as possible. It would he a good deal for the government with a profit, and the haz-nrwould he well nigh negligible. The alternative, he pointed out, would be for the railroads to borrow from other sources and at stress prices. Couzens of Michigan Senator broke In at one point with the assertion that It was folly for a board of non experts In railroad affairs to pass Judgment on loans to railroads; and praised the success of the transportation act of 1920 with Its revolving fund of $300,000,000 administered by railroad experts. He Intimated that he will seek to revive a part of that act of 1920. DURING $500,-(kki.tk- d NYE of North on behalf of his committee on campaign expenditures reported to the senate that Bishop Janies Cannon, Jr., the had violated SENATOR GERALD corrupt Briefly Told for Busy Reader f I0M.I) GVItU.K KILLS. HHtOM.NK FATU ITY. MUE lBMS ON LOIN. BOTH HIT I.OsT, MUM MEN TO ME FT. J. L. Il.xlg Twin Falls farmer, whs fotim of Italy In his garage, the victim ol PREMIER MUSSOLINI severe loss lu the dead r.irhoii ii n ! n x 1. iKiixiiilng. dentil of bis beloved brut hi r on the fhmr vv.t director of the flew-- , ipr Hie cur. lying r of the garagi Tie poxda d'liulla and able assisi.mt i f were hcd nlul the Umlnr Wus stll the dace In the Fascist region lie running. died suddenly In Milan after . ul III RI.EY, IDA. Only $27t wu tai k of utigma pectoris. t fund loam ever .ilit on endow P In ( ii m county amounting dubbin.- S' oRo, aoeorluig tu a survey ol CONVEMENTl.Y the I'lilm-in thl f.trm loin fort Manchuria who oppose them, the county prepared by the bureau ol are merrily pnan Japanese ; ilMlc r. with their fed of Belt LEY, NEV.-Bk!l Mine Jnuri liguehta-rr- , It inque sheep tiuiu from Eureka county, were am ft'ZkZZ&ii world In HU feel pu'lltnl Ut a I o"l I doubt ss tu vvh.it weie frozen early In 1 otviulier. An Interior view of the Chicago stadium, the great building In wbUh the Republican national convention la being doin', t ut 8AET EAKE ITTY, I T.-- Th. of 1932 will be held In June. enough lea I, - o it g'ale uoi,iiloti of county lerk. to make R nr'. on urs, auditors and treasurers that Gen. M will hold Its nniiuul convention In II o n J o, Jui' mi1' Salt Jaike February fi, Paul V commander, Is lur- Mohr, county clerk of I'm he county of Ihe aeH iutiun lia "nie and rying on ; oralitiuouniftl. large scale 8 ALT LAKE CITY, UT. The ex tions. Aiml In - considerable tu !;. of unlive Heerelury, of Hat li.th Tu t ion rciort n that from Japan arrlnd In iriHipa ndh-eteby the assoTientsin, being quartered there to $i;23't has prevent the Chinese pouring Into ciation from Its annual ChrUtmu that rily If Chlnchow f.ilu Into ge.il sale. She reKirls that the col for tin The Aiter.ean htlioii of lll.ixsl neivs-ar- y Jupaneno bands. t In Utah lations program AmerIn nsi China warned legalion certain, icans residing along the upif.ir yeir t'ENTERUIEI.D, FT. ThU city railroad to evacuate to will l drawing Interesl on $l.um Tientsin. t. General HonJo sent fone of of ha own IhhoIs for the Several years ago the town bonded fioo Infantry and railroad guards from Mukden. These Itself to eol.slrin t n walerwork northward . Five ngo It took up troops were Instructed to sere the system of the I years sue Htid now have $7im : low ns of Knngplng, Clmngni and off $u-- J In bonds whhli still Kuhn men with the object of sweep- paid f have five years to run. M.-ing out 7.( 0 Chinese troi ps who IDA. Thlrtevn men MtiMoW, are said to he menacing J ipuimse work In Hie Un arc lines of communications on both iver-dt- doing reenrhm hmd of of Idaho forestry the South Manchuria railway and this term. Some of the projects are the line running northwest from worked out In rooiieratlon Chem hhiltin King through Ssuplngkal with the V. 8. forestry department. 1 Japanese troops near Hslnmln, Manchuria, fighting Chinese bandits In weather 20 degrees below freezand Tuonan. Fakuincn was taken Some of the more Important pro ing. 2 Robert E. Olds, former undersecretary of state, named American member of the permanent court on Tuesday. jects nre Ihe better utilization of of arbitration at The Hague. 3 Parabolic reflector microphone which may be used to broadcast the prowood, window sash preservation by ceedings of the United States senate. Internal affair, use of chemicals, a study of mulch CHINESEwere In a terrible muss st'Hk materials, hii1 a study of the and the country was without a govwhich attack the white CHINAS NEW PRESIDENT parasites ernment. Every minister nnd vice pine blister rust. minister resigned, and the nation B R I. E Y, I D A. The was without an official to voice a students In the high school protest against the Japanese aggres- are preparing ninny outdoor activision. The entire government quit ties for tho winter. The Imya will despite an appeal from Gen. Chen hold a rabbit poisoning drive lu Mlngshu, acting head of the execu- January in the vicinity of the farms tive council, to stay on the Job. south of Burley that border on tlie open domain where Jaekrnhhltg are the example of becoming nuisances. The poison for Following Australia has oust the campaign will las supplied by ed Its Labor government and Prime the county commissioners and the Minister James Sculhn and Ids cab- county agent's office. SALT LAKE (TTY, FT. The inet have been replaced by Joseph storv of America's prehistoric popA. Lyons as premier and a coalition government made tip of members of ulation is told in n film directed by the United Australia nnd the Coun- A. C. Coocy, In charge of the loon I V'aVm iv v,,v try pnrties. Lyons hail been treas- offhe of the United States Indian urer In Seullins cabinet but hnd service. The first section of the film broken with his Labor colleagues. h.ts boon completed. A piece of texIn the dominion parliament the tile, tun) years old, used In the coalition has now 52 seats out of burial rites, forms one of the Inter70; the Lnliorites Imre 13, the Ex- esting exhibits. Pottery and stone treme Lnborites have 9, nud Inde- Implements also nre deserilted nnd exhibited. pendents, Z BOISE. IDA. Heart disease conor not Dwight F. tinues ns flip greatest single cnti.sp WHETHERto return to the Phil- of death in Idaho. During November, various forms of heart disease ippines as governor general was caused 39 of the 3)4 deaths. The not decided during the week. Mt. death total Includes 220 males and Davis arrived In IIS females. Epidemic and infecWashington tious disences resulted in 38 fatalhnd a long confer ities, 13 being attributed to tuberenee with the Presculosis. General diseases caused 38 Tsrrfn.. ident, but did not from cancer. deaths, 23 .resulted hand In his resig Lin Sen, veteran member of the Nervous disorders were fatnl in 37 nation as had been cases, cerebral hemorrhage lead- Kuomintnng, who was made presibecause expected dent of the Nanking government folThis orrery, or astronomical clock, unique in the fact that It not ing this classification with 27. Mrs. Davis Is un SALT LAKE CITY, UT. Se- lowing the resignation of Cltiang only shows the relation of the planets to each other and their moveable to live In a curities commissioners of 11 west ments around the sun, but also shows them In their relation to fhe tropical climate. ern states will assemble in Salt whole solar system, was placed In the Franklin institute In Phlladcf from the Coming Lake in n group meeting early In FIANCEE OF WRESTLER phla, at a meeting of the Rittenhouse Astronomical society. The orreryTk White House, he made by Michael Sendtner, of Munich, is nn exact duplicate of one he April it is announced by S. r. Stewsaid to correspondmade for the famous Deutsches museum in Germany 15 years ngo. art, director of the Utah securities ents: commission. The group Is one of There Is nothing I can say throe into which the national asso about the future except that the ciation of securities commissioner.-I- s information I have received about divided, nnd the sessions at Sal! Mrs. Davis since my arrival In the Lake are expected to tiring up for United Stales is not encouraging. discussion problems dealing with I will go to St. Louis for Christmas western types of securities, ineltid and, later, to Paris. You understand lng those concerning mining of preI am on leave at the request of the cious and semiprecious metals, and secretary of war to familiarize my- oil drilling. SALT I.AKE CITY, UT. Water self with the sentiment In the United States on the Philippine users of the 11 western states will convene here February 8 to 10, to question." discuss drainage, taxation, legisla tion and other pn iblems of common Is not the of patronage LOSS Interest. trouble Representative UT. Inmates SALT LAKE Louis McFadden of Pennsylvania of the state CITY, nre now penitentiary atfaces as a result of his fierce utilizing their idle time in study tack on President Hoover. He may and class work nnd listening to even lose his seat In the house at lectures by prominent scholars. Tho next Mrs. election. Cornelia the ... under prison school, established Bryce Iinchot, wife of the governor the supervision of the University of has announced Utah extension division has an enof Pennsylvania, that she will contest the Republican rollment of 149 of a population of nomination In the Fifteenth district 321 and Is still growing. with McFadden, and the latter will Alice Grecian beauty SALT LAKE CITY, UT. Those who won Dillaracos, not receive the support of the Ro of Miss Europe the title J publican state organization, wheth who are sightless may enjoy read In 1930, Is reported to be engaged er or not It Is given to Mrs. Pin ing notable works that have been to wed Jim Londos, the Greek wrestchot Back In 1928 the lady and printed in Brallla and are ou who Is familiar to Americans the Salt Lake public library it ler, State agent sealing golden ears of corn In a crib as security for McFadden contested the nomination. She who go to see the grapplers. announced The is the librarian. by loan of $200,000 to farmers of the Illinois corn belt. The new state the McFadden was notified by the a snlled recently for Athens after warehouse loaning act permits the farmers to obtain 20 cents per Post Office department that he had books, totaling CIO, are available visit in New York. been cut off from nil patronage In for blind residents In all parts of bushel, the grain to remain sealed In the crib until the loan Is repaid his district Postmaster General the state. Besides 45 residents of Helium Production r.rown wrote him stating that his the city who use them there are The Wise Mao Helium is made from natural gas Dogfish Eggs several who receive the books by speech against the President had mail in The eggs of the dogfish are deposA Judge remarked that a wise on a commercial scale by liquefacother Utah cities. convinced hint that his advice conIn tough pouches which are anPROVO, UT. A new and larger tion methods similar to those em- husband never forgets his wifes ited cerning appointments would not be He merely forgets which chored to weeds by means of small In obtaining oxygen from the birthday. ployed Is office planbuilding being post helpful to the department tendrils. one It Is. atmosphere. ned for this city. KB by Western Newspaper Union.) TM IN Fz.LLS. IDA. . tx-l- Ml voting In SIXTY tu wllli reafllrumtive, luctance, the senate ratified tho Hoover muruloiiiiiti on N Where the Republican Convention Will Be Held Intermountain News itrate Industry to a point whera It 111 be Independent of ha Gera ana. In tha pact with Russia both nation agree to commit do art of agd gression against each other not to take recourse to wur; and if third country commit to ,,-- of ggrelon against ona siginmrr, the other ilgnatory promise to observe neutrality and give nu 1. ' p to the aggressor nation. t Senate Ratifies the Hoover War I)rht Moratorium After Warm Dehate Woman Made Member of Arm Parley Delegation. corn 1 other provisions of tha treaty, to Id to building up tha French n- practices act In Ills handling of campaign funds In 1928. The committee nlso declared that a considerable part of the $133,000 received by the bishop and his anti-m 1 h Democratic , ; r committee found its F.- -way into his per- - Bish Cannon sonal accounts. Bishop Cannon, It was found, had the greater handled personally share of the money. He handled It, so Investigators discovered, through no less than ten bank accounts, from and to which funds were transferred In a maze of transactions. All told, the committee learned, contributions $18,300 in political was transferred to the bishop's private accounts and remained there until long after the election. 1 Paris stated DISPATCHES from was on the point of signing two important trade One Is with Germany and treaties. provides that that country shall supply France with all the nitrates she needs for the next nine months. The other Is with Russia and In It France pledges herself never to join any movement to boycott any class of Russian goods or refuse to supply the Soviets with any materials they may need. Frances stock of nitrates, an essential for the manufacture ei war munitions. Is said to be dangerously depleted, and It Is held as curious that Germany should undertake to supply the deficiency and, through j nu-n- e 111 otli llo-l'll- Scenes and Persons in the Current News pre-di'c- d iviping-Mukde- pre-en- Pi? -- J 'ii ivJhL n is L r M r Philadelphia Has a Unique Orrery Smith-Hughe- s h W- M Jif; y and Kai-she- Sealing Illinois Com for Loans tf I'll Ul ' --S'tdF Tv ' t aojcioc: iOE30 1 |