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Show 4 CACHE AMERICAN, LOCAN. LTAI! News Review of Current Events the World Over Intermountain Hews .BrW fly ToM for Busy Reader ro"Tom(t r.rt he ruom MILK MOTHS C C Al SK LKH ASA'S. Lvs Revenue Rill, Rejecting Sales Ta After Hearing President Hoover Von Papen Becomes German Chancellor. Senate Pa.snc TURKU' HrlJ'H Arm I OK I.AM LA KM 47 SALT LAKE CITT, I'T.-- Tl Mil providing relief from torat work for bidder of tnili-lt-e- -- jt cJ $70,-Gu- t) roo-fro- rr.-u- io not.i.m. four, ana of Mr. and Mr. A. Hold-owaa Inatamly billed when tbo kora b waa rldl&c bream rntang-lela wire and fell, wltn tbo lad beneath him. CEDAR CITT, UT. Odar City la to bar an office of th department of labor established hero. It will bo on of lb few employment aerrlcw bureau of I lie atalo and for and Instruction direction carrying on the work will be reeelv-O- d through tb federal director of employment for I'tah. BVRI.ET, IDA. Work baa begun on a new drain dltrh In tbe aouih of Icla. Tld work ba been authorized to relieve encroach-meof (round water which la threatening In that district SALT LAKE CITT, IT. A In Interest In acquiring aero-ag- e to the publle domain under tbe komeatead law U Imllra'ed by tbe report of the registrar of tbe local land office. A total of 47 application for 25,470 acre of land were allowed by the office on land In L'tah during tbe laid month and or-- r 30 requests for Information wera received from all part of the Unit-- d d are-tlo- n at State. RANDOLTII, IT. Tbe asaeseor of Rich county reports to tbe etate tax commission a total valuation of the property under bin Jurisdiction tbla year at a figure that shows a decrease of twelve per cent from last year's figures. SALT IiAKE CITT, IT. Tlie senior marketing specialist for the bureau of agricultural economics, Inited States department of agriculture, has announced tbe Installation of a testing lulioratory in tbe office of tbe ata'e chemist. The laboratory will lie ojierated by tbe bureau for testing, according to accepted government standards, of the products of canning factories of L'tab, Idaho and surrounding districts. SALT LAKE CITT, UT. The owners of household furniture In Salt Lake county will pay taxes this year on $7,713,300 valuation of such property, according to the report of the couuty assessor to the state tax commission. This Is an average of approximately $10 for every man, woman aud child in the county. BOISE, IDA. It Is announced by the director of the state bureau of animal IndustiV that officials In Washington, D. C., have reported that Idaho dairy herds are free from bovine tuberculosis. Idaho Is the seventh state In the union to be declared free from bovine tuberculosis and Is the first state west of the Mississippi river to be accredited as free of the disease. SALT LAKE CITT, UT. Tbe organization of the Salt Lake Milk Producers association has been effected here in tbe Utah State Farm bureau offices. The purpose of the organization is announced as being to form a cooperative association to Improve the quality of the milk produced for the Salt Lake market Twenty one producers were present t the meeting, representing six hundred producers from Salt Lake, Utah, Davis and Summit counties. These men supply eighty per cent of the milk used on the Salt Lake market OGDEN, UT. The regional forest dlrcetor has returned from fire training camps held at Cascade, Starket and Salmon, Idaho. Forty men attended each of the camps and were given demonstrations and in the organization of fire camps and fire crews. Fewer men Will have to carry on the work during the coming season, due to the prospective appropriations from congress being reduced over former appropriations. SALT LAKE CITT, CT. Two brothers from Mackay, Idaho, were licensed to marry two sisters living at Moore, Idaho, by the city marriage clerk. SALT LAKE CITT, UT. The Utah State Bankers association la to meet here June 17, 1932. LEHI, UT. The local farm bureau and tbe city council membera are cooperating on a plan to provide work for the unemployed and to assist the farmers In hiring help, the wages to be paid In farm produee; WlLIt JnRGA, one PROP. NlrlluLAS Carol of of Rumania, King hl resigned b succeeded a premier and may Tllule. by .Mcbola cu, now minister to London, Wlilib mean of th that the wml tlirtalorahlp country ha been found a BEVFRLT failure. Tb res! glial Ion of the government wa th result of financial hrok and difficulties. Rumania tb treasury I empty. By EDWARD W. PICKARD rn Into SITU Hooter action by Ireal warning that gov eminent credit wa endangered and foreign raids on tb dollar were Imminent, th aenatt In night r!on sued III 1st bill designed 111 bring In a total revenue f$l,12l.'U'U.'l be Chief Executive unexpectedly appeared Id person before lha aeuate, for lh Brel llm la bit ad and ministration, read alalemeut of th terloua Condi tlon. II urged th lm lukloa of Bale tax and restated his poallloa regarding relief measure aud hi opposition to th bug public work program fostered by Kpeakcr Garner. There wa no chance fur th sale tax, most of lh Ieimcrtlc senator hating signed an agreement to defeat It. It was rejected by the flunne committee, 12 lo 8, and Just before th bill was voted on by th mate It wni defeated by that body by vol of 53 to 27. Then, In the midst of great confusion due lo relief from the drain, the senator The tote adopted their measure. was 72 to 11. listing bran Informed by Secretary of the Treasury Mills that (heir committee bill was still Some $275,Oi si.uoo shy of the amount needed to balunce the budget, the senators provided for rnre--t of this by t gasoline tax of 1 cent a gallon, the restoration of Income tax rales S per cent to the 1922 let el and tax on nle of electricity by private power companies. It wa believed the senate and house conferee would speedily adjust the differences between the senate and house bills and then tbs measure would go to the President. One amendment to the bill adopt ed by the sennle Is worth especiul mention. Proposed by Senator 100 per Glenn of Illinois, it puts cent tax on Incomes earned through violations of slate or federal laws, thus taking the government out of what has been called Its partner ship with crime. It balancing tbe nollnnnl economy bill providing savings of $2311.000, 000 was reported favorably by the senate appropriations committee. Among its fealures Is a flat 10 per cent cut In the salaries of all government workers except the enlist ed personnel of the army, navy and marine corps, and those whose sal arles are specifically protected by the Constitution, such ns Judges 0 There Is also a saving of $ IS, In the amount given to veterans. The economy bill passed by the house cnrrled reductions In exof only $32,000,000. penditures Roth measures authorize the President to reorganize the executive departments. In NECESSART 000,-00- SPEAKER GARNER himself as a witness before the house ways and means committee to advocate his $2,300,000,000 federal relief kill, which was assailed by the President as a pork barrel raid on the treasury because It listed a multitude of post offices to be built all over the country. Gamer defended the measure and reminded the committee of Mr. Hoovers Indorsement of a$2,000,000,000advanee public works program recommended by the conference of governors In 1028, Both his bill and the program favored by the President Increase the capitalization of the Reconstruction Finance corporation and empower It to make loaDS for construction. UEINRICH BRUEXING, chan-cell- of Germany, and his cabinet were forced to resign by President von Hindenburg because the latter Sid not agree with his program to save the country from further financial collapse and to provide work for unemployed. This was really a considerable t r for Hitler's Nazis, but they decided to permit a the stop-ga- ment govern- p to function until autumn, when it is expected there will be a general election In which they will have a chance to make good their claim of controlling the relchstag. The aged president selected for temporary chancellor Lieut Col. Franz von Papen, a man of whom the United States has heard little since 1915. At that time he was military attache of the German embassy In Washington and became In, volved with Karl naval attache, In plots that violated neutral- Boy-Ed- Both of them were dismissed Iiy. fur by the American government "Improjo-- activities, Returning to Germany, Von I'apen became a gen 1 a t'athollc era) staff officer. fVntrlst, at la llrueidng, and la ed w ASIHNGTOVS police j f'vlft it?? "I , oar v humor hi 1 hey a; taxn. g I v Incri-ses- . t over I!. arl that a e m to ret chst.r llor and principal owner of the some orlru.al talhollc organ Gernarala. on where Von view government, large', they was g tins rightist, la railed "feudal" cabinet Berlin pres because It I to gll this two by III of lire old dominated by memt-e- r h.lli.ui hulks that they were overGerman nobility. Ths new chandrawn. They bar Just appropricellor Is expected lo bo a stern ated and appropriated till they waa ruler, for b has often demanded o far In th red. that It dont look "national dictatorship freed of parIntrothey will hardly get out by Xmas. Colorado liamentary trimmings.' II I known duced a bill calling Weil I had a fin time her a to favor a Franco German union for linno-diuapfew days ago. I went out with our Russia. agalutt propriation of $73,00 to feed and Guvenur, Jimmy Rolpb, and wo, boils them. Wu accepted In behalf of th Srnalur J. Hamilton Lewis of WRITING of lh Republican was Intrusted Illinois, In a Memorial day address $tt of California, one of tbe moat niaxnlficlrnt ranchea you ever aiv. by President Hoover In James It, at tb Washington Soldiers home, It comprises about seven hundred Garfield of Ohio, son of president declared that by adopting a conns Garfield and secre- based on threat and coercion these aerri. Coura that dont aound so tary of tbe Interior veteran were causing their fellow big, but that land that la all piped Q n d r President countrymen In this time of national and watered, and Irrigated, and ImRoosevelt. II 1 to distress to wonder whether their proved. It la tbo largest Arabian bo chairman of the soldiers served for patriotism or bora ranch In America. It has S7 resolution commit- merely for pay. bead of pure breed Arabian liorm s. tee and baa been 'I warn you as your fellow th moat wonderful up to dal snd friend," Senator Lewla busily gathering toxUMcs and equipment )oj ever Ibat joo risk th defeat of aw. Its a marvelous place, ahnu! 49 gether th various plank proponed by the relief measure you now have a niilt-- i out of Los Angclea, m ar Poand right to hope for. by placing your- mona. It was given to tho State Uniparly leader building the struc- selves where the charge ran be versity Department of Animal Htte ture on which Mr. made that you have come here to Landry, and will ba niatuUmc by Hoover nod the terrorize Ihe public servants and them. H was tb gift of Mr W. K. their surrender through Kellogg of Rattle Cre k. He bus party will aland. fone Some days ago he took a rough weakness or cowardice. been coming out here for Ihe windraft of tbe platform to the While ters for several years and built up bouse and It wa edited by the Presnew coalition Gila beautiful place. We hud a big JAPAN'S ident who deleted some portions the premiership of ceremony. and made several additions. Admiral Viscount Makoto Salto Is Mr and Mrs Kellogg turned over So far nothing la known to tbe naturally finding Ita chief problem the deeds to the Govenor. They are In which of tbe tbe tnunner esIn public Clilna, and a mighty fine plain, wholceome controversial will be pecially Manchuria. questions folks, tb Kelloggs. Now here la handled. Mr. Garfield Is not known They planned early tho catch la It tbut makes Ihe gift to have made any statements conrecognition of the so marvelous. He also give $000,000 new Manchurian cerning prohibition, but he baa alas a fund, that the income from It ready conferred with Senator Borah, slate of Manchon-kuan Inveterate dry, who hat drawn hut surprisingwould be to keep this place up a plank dealing will) that sub ly this Is earnestly up. Tbats where I got fooled, I went JiH't. Tbe senator had a talk with opposed by Count out there to tbo ceremony just Mrs. Henry W. Penhody, chairman L'chlda. president thinking that It was an event where of the womnn's national committee of the South Mana man was giving away a ranch. for law enforcement, who afterward churian rullroad Well I have one la California, and said the aenntor agreed with me and perhaps the on lu Oklahoma, both mlg.ity littlo that tbe voice of the people Is In most Influential ones, but still big enough to be on the congress and that other matters do Japanese noticed by the tax men. Well not concern us deeply. He says recognition neither one of era have ewr made mainland. 11. new Snell Bertrand he the until should Representative delayed their taxes, so If either Btuto wants of New Vork, minority leader In ihe stnte proves Its ability to stand another Animal Husbandry Joint, house, told newspaper men he Is cer- alone, and that Manchoukuo with why I will bo more than glad to tain the prohibition plnnk In the Its tremendous natural resources turn each slate over some of the Republican platform will be lib will continue to exist even tf no naSnell said he was expressera!. tion Is prepared to recognize It as best tax infested land In both states, and I will give cm some horses with own his ing opinion but that "If an autonomous state. Uclrldn, who em too. They may not be Arabians nnjbody tells you the plank won't may yet become foreign minister In and again they may be, for you cant be liberal, don't believe them. Sulto's government, feels that Jalook at em and toll what kind they pan should continue to pour money are. naother Manchoukuo Into that and riEItBEUT HOOVER having ex be They told us out there at this given equal opporpressed a desire to be placed tions should tunity of commercial and financial ceremony that the Arabian horse In nomination by a man from Calihas one less vertabra In his back, fornia, the grateful Job has been penetration. military forces conand one less In his tail, and the bone Japanese given to Joseph tinued their drive against the rebels from his knee down is shorter. Well Scott, of Los AnIn Manchoukuo. forcing them toMr. this Arabian is short of vertabra, Scott, geles. ward the Siberian border. Ilailun who was born In and that is giving It a nice name. I was bombarded from the air and Is one England, dont know about our shin bone befire. on set of the state's most ing shorter. If It Is its because we of the Soviet Isvestla, organ eminent lawyers government, charges certain have worn it out kicking at everyand also Is wideelements with seeking an thing so much. We have wore out Japanese In Roman known ly about an Inch of It just kicking poor Invasion of eastern Siberia to "faCatholic circles. He Hoover aloue. Maby he did need a for cilitate preparations Japnns was awarded the few, but perhaps not as many as States United the war by against Laetare medal by wre aimed at him. Now I think we making available for the Japanese the University of to commence wearing out, not ought natural rich the machine military Notre Dame In 1918 the shin bone but the keel bone, by resources of Asiatic Russia. and was created a In a sharp warning to Japan not kicking ourselves & few times each Knight of St. Gregory by the pope to try to lay her hands on Siberia, day. Our kicks have always been In 1920 for work during the World aimed at tbe somebody else for our the vigorous editorial pronouncewar. own troubles. And a few good ones deIt Is not likely the Republican ment called attention to recent of the directed at the proper source would convention will last more than five mands In certain sections press for war against find us getting em right where they days, and nominations probably will Japanese are deserved. Russia." Soviet be made on Friday night. The platFascist So these horses are really Ameritrue is that newspapers It form will be submitted on Thursof Japan have been demanding that can and not Arabian. They also day and there may be a day of Siberia be conquered now to prehare another open debate on prohibition and some the future of Manchoukuo. serve American charother controversial questions. acteristic, they Democratic managers also are now are long winded. NEELT, Democratic senahopeful that their convention will There Is a Sentor from West Virginia, selbe short, for they naturally wish It evto have an appearance of harmony dom speaks In that august body, but ator among to his born. colt after ery other listening the day, a deadlock. that would be ruined by An Arabian s colleagues, he raised Franklin D. Roosevelt probably will his voice and for nostrils are alstart In with more than a majority fifteen minutes told ways distended. both of delegates and of states. At them In scathing He s e e m 8 to this writing he has 419 pledged language what he smell everything votes from 27 states and territories. of them thought good. His camp claims he will have on the and their verbosity Well we dont. first ballot 60S delegates to 486 for which, he said, was There Is things all others. And he believes a few about our affairs that you some-havlosing the governballots will bring over enough votes no sense ot ment more than times think we to give him the 770 required for an hour. smell at all, or we would certainly $83,000 s nomination under the He quoted the Bible smell some of the things that are rule. Of course there will be a and lambasted the being put over on us every day. If recurrence of the attempts to abwe had had even an ordinary NosCongressional Recrogate that ancient rule. ord, and in conclu- tril we should have detected an sion he read Into tbe record a odor when our International BankHUFF, head of the Farmers poem on the value of terse ers were giving everything In the Grain corporation, speech. If, as he maintains, senaworld to Europe. We couldent even recently filed charges against the torial speech costs nearly $200 per detect the limburger on the bonds Chicago Board of Trade because It heart beat, the rhyme be recited they sold us. So we have all the denied membership to the corporamust have set Uncle Sam back characterises of the Arab horse tion. In a communication to the about twenty-fivhundred bucks. but the distended nostrils and Its Department of Agriculture Huff al- And the whole speech, based on his beauty. The mare of the human leged the board was violating the estimate of $83,000 per hour, cost race has retained its beauty, but grain futures law. Secretary Hyde $20,000. the male has been a throw back. took up the matter and announced However, the lay citizen will He has retained none of the that the grain futures commission sympathize with Mr. Neelys Indigspringy movement and the grace would investigate the complaint, the nation, though with no hope that and beauty of form and sklu. Our hearings to begin In Washington on the senators can be persuaded to only salavation Is to raise just feJune 8. The commission is composed talk less and do more. males. of Secretary Hyde, Attorney Gen- &, 1932. Western Newspaper Union.) J9S2m WcX&tgkt Syndtc ait, Inc, j pH In Iieii-rlate- ;V a lm V' Cot' there Istnly. A our Government V, , fg'Hr it all I frisi tn ftu'tift Aful ny arilrlr fore; biking army of .in war vvierans reached tb capllul clly to present their demand f"f Itniiiethate payment soldiers' of the men Tb bonus. had been conveyed most of the wsy from tbe Far West in truik supplied by aiate authorities eager lo get rid of them, and Senator Coitlgin of I Beam of Light Talking With Dirigible Over a vy IIILLS.-W- etl ht jiiit fiu 1 rUluts during th fire-o- t BjIuIi boro paed by ll ymr meaxur of artiste. Enactment of mean this kind til boro urged of relief for lb mining Industry. It will prov of tuoot brtirflt to tbo bolder of null claims. ! RIVERTON, WTO. Till to tbo unique pualtlun ami Atnrr-Ira- a clil- - of turning down federal appropriation for proposed poxtofflr. When tbo KlvertoO Lioii dull, rrrrriillli( moot of tbo bsalnraa two In town, learned tbo Mu ronxhlered appropriation moving waa railed by rengrra. bod a reoolulloo adopted that a tbo money, riLLMoiiE. It raj William D. MUrhell and fiacre Ury of Coin in ere Robert P, L moot. $ t aol-dl- retearcb laboratory, tailing InJohn Bellamy Taylor (right), renralllng engineer of General Lledrlci 1 o a beam of light. A program "narrowcasted human for be sending dereh.ped in th a. picked up at a ground alatlon, a. at tb from the navy dirigible Lo Angrlea from 2.5U feet In lb air e Th light beam waa picked up by a larg chain of Kalbleft, and rebroadeaxt over a nallon-wlconverted tb light wave Inin elec mirror mounted oa the tripod where a ntm.II electric eye wean a ued In an ordinary trlcal Imptilxe which were In turn converted Into sound by tb asm ' radio receiver. s ran-rav- - d Great Highway Bridge Across the Rogue River r? i "7 VY -I . 1 Rus-sia- The recently completed bridge which connects the Roosevelt highway between tbe cltlea of Wedderbnrn tbe mouth of tbe Rogue river, the headwater and Gold Beach In tbe southern part of Oregon and cros-e- s of which are famous a tbe grounds where President Hoover tried bla luck In 1927, George Washington Carved by Nature COMMANDS THE FLEET .1 7 Y.,, 'Vf V J 1 n V' .. j 1 - : hi'"'. " s' 3 N- - yM Admiral Richard II. Leigh, who relieves Admiral Frank II. Schofield ns commander In chief of the fleet. Admiral Schofield has been ordered to duty as a member of the general board, Navy department. YANKEE TWIRLER This natural stone face of George Washington was recently discovered In Interstate park near Alpine, N. J. The spot was selected by New York and New Jersey for the Flag day exercises, June 12, and prominent officials of both states will be present and deliver addresses. The Order of the Purple Heart, which was founded by Washington 130 years ago, will be conferred on wounded veterans and others holding distinguished service citation certificates. Olympic Torch to Be Lighted July 30 -- pretty Johnny Allen, former hotel clerk and late of the Toronto Slaple Leafs, Is doing flue work pitching for the New York Ynnkees of the American league. e two-tliird- 34-li- CE. e Mrs. Edgar Tevis Smith of the Olympic Junior Hospitality of Los Angeles shows the newly completed Olympic torch which corps will be lighted during tbe opening ceremonies of the 1932 Olympic games on July 30. The torch will burn throughout the 16 days and nights of the games. Shortest Course on Ocean The shortest distance between two points on the same parallel of latitude (except on the equator) Is not this distance on the parallel of latitude but rather the distance on a great circle around the earth, passing through the two places. This can be understood more readily by reference to a globe or ball. Books dealing with navigation point out that a great circle course Is shorter than the rhumb line or sim pie Mercator track. Tbe assertion that It would be shorter to take a course that goes north of the Par allel of latitude Is correct. 1 |