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Show Friday, April 23. i':l(l!JLA Mi:Rir.x 1D33. countv, inwir Orrin J. Merrill Died Tuesday At Franklin cAcin-- : and Margaret M. chuch, having aened as Bunds v rill. Provo, school superintendent and as a Bnuth, Itiverdalc; Ralph Merrill, 39 grandchildren. 13 member of the Mapk-tobishopric Chiton; II waa Justice of the peace at great g'randihildirn and a sister, Mr. Irtncetta Christensen, 8t. Mapktou. David, Aru. lion He la aurvlved by Funeral services were conducted eight son and moukly tarvd number of I daughters: Orrin P, Elmer 8. and Thursday at 3 p. m. In tlie PresVfta Tariff, uar debt, ama Idaho Onw Jaiksou Frank T. Merrill. Preston; Mrs. ton L. VS. First ward chapel, with Preston, I currency nyrnt. gold atandiv-gi- . Merrill. 76, a pioneer ol nortliern Jesse Whitehead, Franklin; Har- interment In Preston City problems, in'Ulion, deflation, re Cad Valley, died Tuesday al 7 rison R and Dr. Madison R. Mer I la! ion liven are aonie of tlwh a m. at tlie home ot tiu daugha Inch must be discussed, topic Whitehead ol ter, Mr. Jeiuc and alien the average cuucn re from troubles Idaho, Franklin, fleet hoaf little he knoaa of any. Incident to age. lie helped to setof llicm tie can appreciate the j tle Oxford and Mapleton, Idaho, T difficulty Uiat a 111 be faced by chairman. Scar. Roebuck dc Com and was among tlie early settler aU concerned. At UiU arltlng. It is j F H Sotaucr. president, of Bmlthfleld, Utah. assured that Ranuay MacDonald Mr. Merrill waa tlie fattier ot League Cooperative anil Come personally; that Mumo Daionam's tinl will do like be if possible: association. Inc ; F. II Frazier, Harrison R. Merrill, prolessor of that France may krnd llemol. anj chairman. General Baking Com- Journalism at Brigham Young In Provo, and editor that Hiller will lend a representa- pany: Vincent Bendix. President veaity tiie Improvement Era at Salt M) acre of rich loamy noil with the best water right tive. Only major power not Invit-e- d liendix Aviation company; J. II. jof Lake waa Russia, as no diplomatic in Idaho, with necessary improvements, 5 room brick Mr. Merrill waa bom at Cotton-woorelation exist between her and Utah, June 22. 1856. living the United Slate. house, stables, sheds and a large cellar. Situated on. there until about i860, when he One of the main barrier to removed to Bmlthfleld. Utah. He covery la that there exuta through- volume and 33 the highway, with electricity, telephone and R.F.D, per cent In the moved to Oxford from Bmlthfleld, out the world today what might value of to foreign! to Mapleton In 1880 and to shipments be called a "currency blockade." schools and church but one mile, beet dump H mile. the United 6utea was urn In 1905. He lived here until existing Hie world Fifty of the fifty-tw- o leading export nation the death of hla wife. Mr Eltza-l- n nations. In order to save thetr 1932. Thrifty, friendly neighbors on all sides. brth White Merrill, September 22. from collapse, have currenciea TRADE RETAIL Definitely 1932. Mr. and Mr. Merrill forbade the normal international In moat large centers, brated their golden aeddtng annl-Th- is Trade bet aeen flow of money. hag been due partly to versa ry February 15. 1925. countries has all but come to an He waa active In the LD.S. end. To restore foreign trade to Easter seasonal buying, partly to U apparently a new "spend I the dominant economic position It a hat once held. 1 a problem all coun- ing attitude" on the part of a ity for a loan. public with renewed confidence. Mrs. McLean received the diatries face. Call 833 for Appointment. WHEAT Winter wheat produc- mond from her husband in 1811 Is forecast this as tion at a said bridal the year gift. Friends By shearing the government of r-bushels a compared with hoped to raise 500.000 from all You may be able to trade a desirable home in. believes what the Administration 462.000.000 bushels relast la and year, the Jewels. The diamond to be luxuries, the budget balanc589.000.000-bushfor a average ported to have cost upward of Logan. ing program Is expected to produce Prioes are 300.000, while several millions are at least 350.000 000 In economies the five years 1926-3understood to have been paid for during the 1934 fiscal year, In steady and Improving. WOOL In western growing re- the rest of the collection. 670.000.000 cut addition to the gions. the market is very firm, already made. with trading reasonably active. Features of Uie btllion-dollsaving plan, which have been an- Prioes are on the upgrade. MOTORS Automobile execunounced or effected So far are: Veterans' cuts totaling 450 000.000; tives ate both surprised and elatsalary cuts totaling 120.000.000, ed at reports of retail sales reaching them from all parts of the savings on direct expenses, additional revenue from country. beer, 150,000,000. RAILROADS Awaiting working out of administration program A short time ago the committee with confidence and hope. Cheerfor the Nation, representing 300 ing sign Is the possibility ot the Full of excitement In our Drrss Department! Industrial leaders, made public Its elimination "There of the recapture must be a reason". There's a good reason too! A larger plan to restore prices. The plan clause of the Transportation act. selection of Dresses to choose from Includes: Fastest possible reopenand by far the That'a the reason oar Drrss Deportgreatest values ing of banks; currency expansion ment is constantly busy with eager Dress buyer You'll to protect depositors of banks find the dress yon want at a price yon want to pay. which have not yet reopened: govSilk Dresses from ernment guarantee of deposits of all banks which have been reopened and held sound: continued embargo on gold exports and suspension of specie pavmrnt; removal The historic Hope) Washington of restrictions upon foreign exlegend says casts' change dealings which do not In- diamond, which volve gold: revaluation of gold, by a spell of 111 fortune upon Its Is Mrs. Evalyn Walsh Mc- raising its stipulated price from owners. the present level of 20 67 per Lean's basis of hope for financial ounce to 3617 per ounce: crea- help In achieving an overpowering ambition keeping control of the tion of a Federal We unpacked Friday, a lot of new board to stabilize the United Washington Post for her sons. of The wife Edward estranged States' general price level of whole sale commodity prices at 100, this B. McLean, former publisher of being the average of price levels the newspaper, made known that Pick your today They're Clever They're New from 1921 to 1930. The report was she Wanted to put up the 44 A deposit will hold your choice nntil graduation time. signed by the following directing karat diamond, along with other committee: Lessing J. Rosenwald, jewels in her collection, as secur ITtsidcnl Rooocielt, hi ad and rrprcscnutiice of the goirnimcnu. loreign rehabilitation mill nalur-- j con versa-- , of Hie subject that eniaiU an eiwr-- i ittrn vuors. ' APITOf m. TheatreWCMIIZTVX tV MlAMMMUT VTH COLUM IIA PICTUHI WHAT IIAt HAPPENED htmvor Hotly ft In flam has in CM m 4 ml iko CttW Hmtmrm Iko Com ibiiim ky rtlmtimt to oyyroyrialo NbOo tor m ymklie pnrk Pmm4 fko fooiiUlto koo mmk4 Ik Owtfotr to rootooo tko Mayor and Ik ro fry toy to Oroy to tko Mayo rany lit moImiwi or yrtoato It To Omrmm Pan, "F.li tnl A rMj mM kor mmcmlktmrl, Ik yrrooooi yokMoktoy alary ary, Jteoky km klw nooli trottr How oa o.v Wbon llymly tot down to City lull tho nrxl morning til thy papory hod ryportory camping out thcry, for thy Mayor waiting -Toa.' aald Hymlo. "Wy know, we've bran In touch with thy Gov ymor. Wy'ry yxpyrtlnf him In any tlmy thla morning Thy Mayor's up town, dotalnrd upon Important official huamraa. 011, yrah." amlrkod a reporter And don't aak m Oh, yrah what It la. breauay IPs private" "Wy won't aak, wall tell you. Ilia Official bualneaa now la probably rodeo and orange juicy with thy lawn da my " That'a a lla There' not a word of truth In It. Not a word," llymle It waa hla official bual declared neoe to deny everything. "Hooey," thy reporter chorueed. "Thy Mayor'a been aeen all over town with her. Coma on, play ball It wont do you any harm and It might do you aomo good." "Now you fellowa have got the wrong dope," Hymla yiplalned. "Tou re barking up thy wrong troa Sura thy Mayor'a been aeen around with thla ahow girl Pure I've been ..(.r. oyay fnt. wm ths - by-au- t- - to diwuntmue tln-i- r auaika aaalnrt ua They ran offe" me no bribes In the meantime I offer Mr Shane a motion." The motion waa loa! and the meet Ing adjourned Hello. Governor, good of you to drop In." the Mayor greeted aa he entered hla office. "Kingaton. you're Involved In a very aerioua alt uation." the Governor commenced "Thy Civic Itrform Committee, thy preaa thy people of thy city and thy alaty ary making certain charge agalnat your admin latratlon " "Nat one of which haa any truth or foundation." declared thy Mayor. "Well. Im here to Intertlgate Iheae chargee" "Thy chief complaint arema to tw that I aing at my work Very well. I II anower their chargee and make I e them alng a different tune been a good Mayor aa well aa a good tlmy Mayor Everyone knowa that I'va fought to keep thy tractnxi I've given thy city fare down more achoola than any other Mayor In Ita hlatnry, and playgrounda for thy children, too My record apeak for Iteelf" "Well. then. I adviee that you pre pare your anewer aa eoon aa p a hie " "That'a what Tv been telling hi n all along." Hymly interrupted "Tou go away and write a awell an awer and we II give It to thy pa pc' on Monday." The Governor paid no attention to thy Interruption. "There aomethtny' further I regret being forced I refer t" bring to your attention Today & Sat. THE PICTURE that has EVERYTHING! GILBERT uni-Uta- h. L. H. DAINES A laugh f I f Ini i 1 T a thrill a vtory one! all love with ROBERT ARMSTRONG MAE CLARKE BROWNING'S TOD production el ft 5 Tf Ik I5 0. 1 ar i EXCITING Highlights f , Prea-counlr- ir. m hardly need to poinf oaf that yon cannot afford to run the it.,,.-opublic ocandat at IhU time. Particularly uHlh your impending nomination far a second term," tugpttted the Governor. iPottd by Smgent Pallett, Lee Tracy omd Bmmrti Corrigam) around with them myeelf. But he's your association wltn a certain taking her around for a friend of chorus girl mentioned to me by the hia pres thla morning a Mis Dawn I "Aw, you wouldn't kid ua. would bdlleve." you." a reporter asked while the "What about Miss Dawn" the . othera laughed. Mayor demanded, unwilling that her "You don't believe me. do youT name should be dragged Into the Well go ahead and print your affair atorles and youll be up agalnat the Well, I hardly need to point out biggest libel suit that ever broke." that you cannot afford to run the "Who s going to sue for libel" ilsk of public scandal al this time The guy thnt'i going to marry with your Impending Miss Dawn, a friend of the Mayors." Particularly nomination for a second term sup "Who s the happy man" asked a gested the Governor reporter. "There's nothing scandalous about "Now, wait a minute fellows. Hes my friendship with Miss Dawn a pretty big guy In hla own racket, "The Governor Is absolutely right." lies got his own reasons for not Hymle agreed The Governor turned on Hynne wanting to announce this yet. Now this Is all the statement you're go- Will you let me handle this, please !" out me scram to Now. of Then ing get addressing Bobby, he continI've got city business to attend to ued: In the eyes of the woild there When Hymle went Into the office, Is only one construction that can be he received a call from the Gov- put on your association with this ernor's secretary Informing him girl It gives the Civic Reform that the Governor was on his way Committee definite grounds upon to City Hall. He made a frantic which to attack you personally Beeffort to reach Bobby but failed. sides. the papers have got hold of He got Riley out to round up the li " "Good heavens' Mayor and get him down to the Bobby exclaimed Board of Estimate meeting before Has a man no private life simply Then he because he's a public servant After the Governor arrived called the police station and had all I'm only a human being" delivered at City Hall "A public servant 8 private life must be above reproach" the GovSo the Mayor was actually enernor declared of In the the proceedings grossed "I'll match m.v private life with Board when the Governor arrived The meeting was about to adjourn any man's. retorted the Mayor as Hymle entered. To his way of "That's beside the point." the thinking, that would' never do, so Governor replied "Put this girl out he exclaimed. "Hold on, gentlemen of your life Otherwise on the moral We haven't reached a decision In issue alone. I shall be forced to recMr Mayor, ommend your removal from office. the ah port purchase Good day' With that the Governor may I have the floor walked out. You have it, Bobby smiled . The Mavor looked at Hymle, who What I wsh to put before the came over to him and said, Bobbv. a Is the erection of Board that big what he said Now you municipal airport at this time would you heard be a good move in quieting the at- know, I've got your best Intel ests at t don heart, you us. In tacks made against spite of "I know. Hymie, I know " all the mud thev are slinging at us. Well, why don't you give up this we are going right ahead Improving For your old pal s sake, as Those dame and beautifying our city well as vour own Get out of town Euowned lots the front by river reka holding company are Idea) for Write the Governor an answer to You need a rest, an airport and are a great bargain these charges at 3.000 000. Gentlemen do you anyway Go to Atlantic City. There was something electric realize that we are one of few large cities without Its own municipal about those words "Atlantic could not believe his ears Bobby we afford to sit back airport? Can "Atlantic City You want me to go p while cities half our size to Atlantic City? us? Today America is As a favor to me, your oldest I move that we Join the parade." "Second the motion." voiced a pal "All right. I'll go I'll go right member " "Just a moment, gentlemen," the nowGreat, Bobby, you'll do what the Mayor interrupted "Before putting wants you to? . this question to a vote there are Governor "I can't say yet. Like all heroes two facts that I would like to put of fiction. I'm going to think In Atbefore you In the first place we City. don't need an airport. There Is one lantic With that, the Mayor took hla hat ten miles away. The second fact and left, with Hymle staring after Is that this land is owned by the what had come over him, Eureka Holding Company and the Bobbywondering to adopt his suggestion eo Is the president of that companyCommitCould It be possible that readily head of the Civic Reform Mavor wanted to get away frStrr tee. The purchaae of that land al the It all and think? Hymle could not this time would appear as a flagrant believe It. misappropriation of the city a funds, actually (TO BE CONTINUED) aa a bribe to the reform committee ' I I 1 J d. Economic Writ. At the moment, good news concerning business Is outweighing the bad. Corn, a heat, rye and sugar all recently reached new highs for the year. Electric power output tends to be proportionately better in comparison to earlier part of this year. The American Railway association forecasts that In the second quarter of 1933. the reduction In freight car loadings will be the smallest In three years. 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