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Show CACHE AMERICAN. I AN, UTAH ''piVKLVi; 1 hi farmers Misnouri have ell Coll 'lined Cult It doesn't pay to Interfere with Federal couit proceeding and they were aeiilenred to Leavenworth for term ranging from one day to wept, three year. The furmei and the Judge relented, placing them nu probation, led hy Sam DIvelhl-- , on whose farm a forettnwtn closure nle was to he held, they tnlled Slates disarmed and quary of munitions supply and the Marshall II. I. Jillllnghsm arid three Mussolini's Demands Ruin of the whole civil pop. lids and threatened them with hangsuMeriane Plans for Peace In these latter Acids the ing. The farmer were arrested and Illation. as a imi taken before Federal Judge Reeve great proportion of the employEthiopia accepted the plan submitable population will And Its wu r In St. Joseph, who said they were ted by the league of Nation comguilty of holding federal duty." mittee of At nations, of which Salcaptives, damaging a under car. k ' vador do Madariaga rv, ' mayhem, fehmlou ussau t. French Croix De Feu Men , ' - of .Spain was disturbance ef the peate. rioting an I ( but Italy re- in Big Mobilization f . resisting an officer. Nutloiiullsis, whose or jected It utterly. F.tl-.MTs The defendant pleaded gull'. MusThen Premier Is known as Croix de ami were I lo v. 1 f ' promptlv solini offered In the I eu, are preparing to take over conFarmthe that government ihirged form of nhserta-tlons,trol of the government -- at some fq er Irot.s-ftvlatlotl fostered Ills counter- - lure time yet determined. Just the rloteus gnihcrlng ami so ClifcoinThe demand. to show their strength, they were ton Call, Its emelary, was given the 1 mouldered directed hy Ihclr leader. Col. Fran j'I In heaviest penalty, three je.u A of these quite out cols de la llaeque. to "inolullre" (toU. "ll. ' J the question and other night ee, telly In forests and to draw tlelds throughout 4 i.mce. and It was Salvador Pennsylvanians Against report lo the claimed that k si.issi iiieinln-rg.illi ,j, da Madariaga ,.nfc.,p council ancred. Communlhis and So, lallsis Basic Law Changes at nouncing that Its efforts had proved attacked the "Cross of the nation was WIIII.i: allConstitution futile. Caen and other places and sevday, the la- - la eral men were Injured. Thus If it ty was left In the po-hauls went to the citizen of tlon of hating rejected all peace followers, however, re- poll and voted uverv heliiilitgly prtqmsuls and Ethiopia had made frained from violence. To one of agaln-- t the culling of a he addressed, the the Its case stronger by hating accept convention for the purixw rd as a Degotlatory Instrument a would he dictator said: "We wont of "inudernllng" the states hu.xlc plan that called on her to niaUe fight hai k until the lime come for luw which was adopted 01 Jtur drastic concessions. The Issue was mas mobilization; then we will i. Since the proposed changes In this way put up to (tie council Agld as a single mill." were to have a ds ided New Ie:il Ueiiiemln-rliiwhose duty was licit to proceed what Mussolini and trend, the Itepublleun looked on under article 1.1 of the covenant, his Fascists did In Italy, thee Croix the result of the referendum as a against Italy de Feu nmn may have to he reck- victory of national significance. The leading lo tmlrsa Mussolini yields. revision was strongly supported by oned with later In France. Governor Earle ami the state DemThe Italian demands were conshl Shown In the Inset It Morris L. Cooke, director of the new Rural Electrification authority, and around him One waa ocratic organization and also by orervd most extravagant. are illustrated some of the taski REA hopes electricity will toon be doing on a million more farms "mothering Sets Hull Up sort of mandate over all of Secretary for ganized labor. chicks, lightening household work and filling silos. New Mexico voter turned down Ethiopia except the relatively small Arms Control Office But If such a customer lias a area Inhabited by the Amharlc peoaway, but tbe power company has for the imminent a proposal to boost their property By WILLIAM C. UTLEY Preparing of war between Italy exemption of $2..Vkl. Hlong with four LECTRIO light for a million refused to build lino out to thorn cousin or a friend over in the next ple, who constitute the ruling class for tbe very good reason that the county who Is a member of one of Another wai that Italy be ceded and Ethiopia, Secretary of State other suggested amendments to the IIICS. groups aud Is land to connect Eritrea and Itallun Cordell Hull established tin office state constitution. A whole new act of hired potential business does not seem to I he REA warrant It. Power companies, des- getting power at a lower rate, powNomalilund, now separated by French of anna and munitions control to who never tired huuds get A third and British Somaliland. and who work for very little wages pite the feelings of cranks ami un- er company otlicluls would have carry out the provisions of the neuDe Wolf Hopper, Comedian, reasonable people, are nut In busi- about as much chance explaining was for demobilization and disarm-lufor each of these farms. trality act and direct federal con- Taken the reason for thut to him as they by Death of considerable portion of the trol of the munitions traffic. Emancipation from backbreaking ness for their health." would have of making him undercame suddenly In Kansas a Is that this million attitude Ethiopian army, the remainder to a fair task farmers' wives. for office Is Feeling The under the direction DEATH Amerto Wolf the Einstein theory. He stand ln be put under Italian commanders. Hopper, of who the the of These are the ambition farmers, the company, of It. Waltnn Moore, assistant secwant electricity and are willing to would Insist that he was pay lug for In the diplomatic Jockeying that retary of state. Joseph C. Green la ican comedian who for more than newly formed rural electrification followed the communication of chief of the office and bus us his half a century had been a favorite authority which has been creuted pay for It, hand themselves together his line as surely as his cousin, only of the theater goer. He was sev- by the federal government to exIn a little eu operative group, go to In a different way. these terms by Alolsl to Madurlnga. assistant Charles W. Yost. enty seven years old and of late had tend to farms throughout the nation the company officials and offer to the Italian baron said the proposals The Women Want It been giving weekly rudio broadcasts. were unofllclul, and this left the Manuel the benefits which ure being buy Hiwer to tie delivered at the This, then, is one of the obstaIs Elected Quezon nearest point on the company lines. cles thut confront the REA ambiway open for further discussion. It by only 7;!4,d(iu out of 6,000,-00President was reported that the French and Philippines of them tovluy. Here's One Difficulty. tious. Committee of Lawyers They are umbitioiis, howthe new Philippines Italian delegates to the league had But the ambitions, If they are will build ever, that are worth struggling to The themselves farmers WHEN Law New Labor is formally horn on Hits persuaded the British representarealized, will have consequences lines to their farms. To finance the attnin. tives that the three nations should November IS, In Manila, with Vice U-Nreaching far hejond their own lim- construction they will borrow the Ask any farmers wife. erdlct of the American Llb-et- its. For bringing electric power to hold another Stresa conference to President John M. Garner officlat-- . The worker In the city puts In money from the ltEA, who, theoretlawof 58 insure European peace. a million farms will create thouleague's committee Ing as Its godfather, ically, Investigates the group from 40 hours of labor every week ; slie Manuel Quezon, for yers ou the Wagner Conuery labor sands of jobs In city factories. ManJ4v Great Britain Informed Italy that every angle to make sure that the works C4 hours. If she bus a large ' ' 20 years the leader relations act, ufacturers of light bulbs, washing loan Ih a sound one. her tremendous naval concentration j family she probably works longer "It Is our belief," said the opin- machines, refrigerators, Irons, raof the Hght for In- I In the Mediterranean was not orthan that. If she has a small baby, There Is nothing very complicata X of ' In the form written brief, will ion, dios will be and other appliances have ed about dependence, dered with any aggressive motive He gets Mr. Cooke. It she works even longer. tbis," says a' aud statute the "that to keep their factories humming unnecessarily hiaugurated as Its but because of the violent Is not like launching a great new paid ; she doesnL Indito keep pace with the demands of J 't j first president. In arbitrarily Infringes upon the If she hasn't electricity to ascampaign carried on by the Fas- I millions. power project Involving ' the recent election vidual liberties of the employer and Mrs. Fanner. And Mr. Farmer will This cist press of Italy. The massing of It sist her she has to do everything whole operation will not exhe and his entire the employee and Is therefore want motors, milking machines, ceed $2'UHX." the British warships at Gibraltar, the hard way the tiring way thut ticket were victocream separators and other elecMalta, Alexandria and the Suez Ah, but only part of the story has puts lines in her face long before Is the of a This first Srious. The defeatproposed trical hired hands.'' Before either been told. Tbe REA canal continued, and Italy respondplans for these she should liuve them. Yet houseed rivals for the erbs of opinions on recent federal of these demands cun be satisfied ed by rearranging her naval disposithat the work isnt all she has to do. About groups suggest were legislation hy the committee of law- lines will buve to be built and wir- farmers shall buy power from tbe 20 per cent of her time Is taken presidency tions. Also the flow of Itallnn troops Emilio Agulnaldo, yers. It was formulated by a sub- ing completed. to East Africa was continuous, and company at wholesale rates, to be up with actual farm work. Eighty-ninwho led the rebellion against Amer- committee consisting of Earl F. Farmers will he able to buy these fixed It was announced In Koine that out of a hundred farm wives by negotiation or by the soldiers of the classes of 1011, ican rule years ago, and Bishop Reed of Pittsburgh, chairman ; Har- app Ranees, for the government has state's public service commission. Sixty-simanage the hen houses. old J. Iteacotn, Chicago; Harold Gregorio Agllpny. They were virextended the Electrical Home and 1012, 1913 and 1914 had reported out of a hundred make butter. Do Is the natural ques not? Why Kene-fioGallagher, New York; D. J. Farm authority to a national scope. for duty. This brought to 1.000,000 tually snowed under. tlon, glancing at the case only su- you think their lives wouldn't be Buffalo; Harrison B. McGraw, The E11FA has enabled farmers In the total Italian mobilization, which heaven" If they only had vacuum Agulnaldo charged fraud In the These farmers who are perficially. Cleveland; Gurney E. Newlln, Los the Tennessee valley to buy appliMussolini some time ago promised election and sent a protest to Prest have paid for the In- cleaners, washing machines, elecrating would be the mark reached before ident Roosevelt. But all he ob- Angeles; Hal II. Smith, Detroit, ances on easy payments financed by stallation of the line; are they not tric Ironers, and the possession the Reconstruction Finance cor- entitled to some sort of extra contained from that quarter was an In- and E. Randolph Williams, RichOctober 1. usually dearest to the heart of an mond, Va. farm housewife elecporation. Officials In Rome declared that direct snub, for the President Immesideration for what they have done? "electrified The government, under this It so happens that the other tric refrigerators I Italy was determined to press a diately sent to Quezon the followscheme, arranges for manufiictiiieis farmers who are already receiving ing message: In the state of Wisconsin It has Mercker, Potato Czar, military campaign In Ethiopia, feelto sell standard quality equipment current from the same been found that the farmer spends "My most official congratulations power coming that only hy such a campaign Will Have His Troubles to consumers at low prices. The In which modern weapons would be upon your election to the highest at retail rates will. In effect, an average of $290 a year on his MERCKER, who used to be purchaser has to make a cash down pany In a cencalled Into play could Ethiopia be office within the gift of the have paid for their linos, too. Why passenger automobile. of the Interstate try payment, but the EM FA remits the shouldn't they get wholesale rates? sus of more than half the farms of eliminated as a "danger. They expeople. Your overwhelming choice been Early Potato committee, has remainder of the cost to the dealer by the electorate Is a fitting culplained that Italy would do everyActually, they have not, or have the country five years ago It was made head of the potato section of In cash. Appliances may tie pur paid only in part. found that, on the farms counted, thing In Its power to avoid a clash mination of your many years of pathe Agricultural chased from recognized dealers In with British, and If possible, would triotic lubor In behalf of the counthere were 1.13 passenger automoHere Is the way It works, aladminAdjustment any community where the power though this must he taken as a biles per farm. That would Indilocalize Its conflict with Ethiopia try." istration, and his company hy reducing In east Afria. case,' for all power cate that the farmer is able to term office Is of six are troubles Quezon's just prices of current. W'liat charges re- hypothetical do not have tbe same pay for modern comforts If he companies will be years and his annual salary beginning. Control main after the down payment are wants them badly enough. It must agreements with their farm cusThe will of be commonwealth the $15,000. Swift potato crop over Strong, three or four years and tomers. Army Urged spread be remembered that these were pasr a is considered a natprelude to complete Inare added each month to the eus by General McArthur senger cars, not farm trucks. Who Pays for the Line? from the United States. ural sequence In touiers bills for dependence electricity. The EN. DOUGLAS MAC ARTHUR, The REA wonders why, if there a cost of line the Is who us that of Is the Let thut Quezon, say policy largely Spanish payments are turned over to the cars on 3,090, (XX) farms. It cant are retiring chief of staff, in his blood, Is Is The a farm $s00. to out built being followed years old. by E11FA as they are made. final report recommended a put electricity on a large share of sake of for the the AAA, and, like tanner, supplied $100,000,000 for Jobs. them. plan for making the American President Gets a middle western utilof other by example parts Ready It has been said that the average The Rural Electrification authorarmy into an Istru-Wallace's ity company which has been outfor Western Trip e n t of speed, under the direction of Morris standing for Its rural electrification farm Income Is $900 a vear. But ity, It agricultural plan. the REA will of necessity not be L. Cooke, has been assigned $101,. fighting ability and Is supported earnestly and as seriwink, is given 80 months in which PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT to electrify the average destructive power IKK) to use In the next White House from looking 000, or line. of He cost the the year to pay for ously condemned. Among those who his three weeks vacation In Hyde oppose potato control Is Porter R. two. Even a vast sum like that "pays' for It hy guaranteeing to farm, but the one that Is above unsurpassed e s Park and started in on a busy week Chandler of Geneseo, N. Y., a gen- would not go very far If It were use a monthly minimum of electric- average, for It Is the Quality rathas a rule, that is located near er than quantity, of official duties and preparation tleman farmer. He has advertised used In constructing lines to farms ity equal in cost to one eightieth of farm, he said, was needwhich are now a comparatively long the cost of the line, which In this power service. for his trip to San Diego, Calif. his to Intention grow extensively ed, and he proBathtubs Are Luxuries. Among the first tilings he did was and sell potatoes In defiance of the way from the lines of any power case would be $10, until the SO the delivery of a radio address In federal potato control act and In- company or municipal plant. posed that all ImOne survey made by the governmonths are up. behalf of the Annual Mobilization vites But there are some .1,0(10.000 plements of war be If he actually uses less than $10 ment showed that 89 per cent of all prosecution. modernized for Human Needs. In this he exfarms In America today which are worth of "juice during a month, the farms of the land have neither and that the technical without electricity. In its campaign his hill Is $10 Just the same. But bathtub nor shower. Yet more than plained his position on taxing corMcCarl Stops Funds for to electrify 1,000.090 farms, the he is entitled to all of the benefits half the farms have an automobile! training of the offporation gifts to charity. He also Reedsville be Intensified. He said: icers REA. according to Director Cooke, every month that $10 worth of elecFactory took up the matter of speeding up The reason for this antiquated GENERAL will attempt to bring service only "Beyond all doubt, any major the expenditure of the huge work COMPTROLLER will bring to him, so he might bathroom equipment Is the difficulty tricity war In the future will see every bel- relief fund and discussed with adopinion held to those In areas where no just us well use it up. It's like go- In pumping enough water to provide ligerent nation highly organized for visers the problem of the soft coal that there is no legal authorization plants will he neees to a metropolitan theater res for modern equipment Seventy per the single purpose of victory, the miners strike. Mr. Roosevelt will for the federal government to pay sary, where lines can be built eco- ing taurant where there is a minimum cent of farm women today have to attainment of which will require not make many speeches on his out any funds for the construction nomically from a source of power charge of $2.90 a head; you can carry water from a well or spring. Integration and intensification of western jaunt. of a furniture factory at Reedsville, which already Is working. eat jtist a sandwich If you want to, If this could be done with elecIndividual and collective effort W. Va. This has been a project esThe REA. however, will not even but your bill Is $2.90 Just the same; tricity the situation would be much "But It will be a nation at war pecially favored by Mrs. Roosevelt Investigate the applications of farms If you're hungry, you might as well different. rather than a nation in arms. Of New York Lays Plans for It was Intended originally that the where there Is service In the Im This Is perhaps the most eleeat a full dinner, for It Isnt going this vast machine the fighting Greatest Worlds Fair factory should make furniture for mediate neighborhood. It w ill he In to cost you any more. And farm- mental of all needs for electricity forces will be only the cutting edge; PLANS now In the making are government offices and give employ, terested In projects where new sec ers today are really hungry for the on the farm. There are others. their mandatory characteristics will IFcarried out New York will hold ment to transplanted coal miners. tlonal lines can be built to electrify benefits of electric power. Four out of ten farm are still be speed In movement power In fire In 1939 and 1940 what It figures will A year ago McCarl refused to sanc- whole farm areas, hut not whore If you take away uiy electricity, lighting with kerosene lamps; there and shock action, and the utmost be the greatest worlds fair In histion an allocation to the factory a mere extension of an already ex you can Just take the farm, too, are perhaps fl nr 7 per cent which In professional skill and leadership. tory. It will commemorate the one from recovery funds. Then con- istlng line Is asked by a farmer who Is the ay Farmer Gns Swanson either use candles or go without any Their armaments will necessarily hundred and fiftieth anniversary of gress turned on the project on th lives close to It. Such casts of Fountain county, Indiana, puts it artificial light at all Shades of be of the most efficient types ob- the Inauguration In that city of ground that It discriminated against as these It will leave for the local Actually, a farmer buying power Lincoln stmlxing bv the light of tainable and the transportation, George Washington ns the first private Industry. McCarl says th power company to develop. from a utility company on such an the fireplace! We'd hardlv think As an example of a case that is agreement Is paving for the cost supply and maintenance systems President, and It Is expected It will Department of the Interior went that was necessarv at a)! today. ahead with letting contracts for the eligible to get REA help, take that of his line only If he fails to use supporting them will be required to represent an Investment of $40,000,-00Of course the REV Is not going function perfectly and continuousMany distinguished citizens are construction, nevertheless, and the of a group of neighboring farmers $10 worth of elertiirily each month 10 correct on all these rond'Mon who want electric service. There If his bill Is $10. he gets bat k did ly. Economic and Industrial re- on the steering committee, of which building Is about SO per cent farms nr even half of them. ovver. sources will have to Insure the ade-- George McAnenr Is chairman. la a plant in a city a few miles lar for dollar In electric 49 Pole WSSfliSW Edwan '"VV. By Pickard t nffi.-cr- rlialr-limn- sei.ti-med- rrJJ . " m-- t ,,. " d , s sam-lloii- s d 0 y ae-.- ..J e 200,-00- 0 AH. ten-yea- O fifty-seve- n five-ye- y 1 above-averag- e 1 IN CONCERT GRANDFATHERS Missouri Farmers Sentenced for Plattsburg Riot mm lb XT Ws-ler-n NVw-p- p a limit; SANTA MONICA. CALIF. remembers toffay tliis mans name? He vaj a Southerner. lie was humbly born. From chiM-hoo- j the craving for power possessed him. He educated himself, studied law, got into the game, gained high office. The aristocrats despised him. They Giamlfuthers farmed a glee rlul Eitf and gnre a ctucr In l.auit-lh- . Nine grandfather land, recently. wing, one grandfather played the v and Hie "r1! boy" rouipanliueiit wa a jrainlfa'lier aged ueveiiiy four. of the audlenc Younger l!b nnd graiidiiiidliers heia-of iiilch song of Ml year ago a "Darling Mabel, "Running I'p and Down Stairs" and lhe Girl In the Pinafore Dress." cbo-tus- e SEND FOR THIS GIFT! IN1 labeled him poor while trash." He fought them and he fought the He flouted the old corporations. BIRTHDAY leaders and be orguuled "the great common people." He built up a maStnl to anyona for 2 Quaker or chine In Ins own Mother Oalt trodematke and q up a Image; I Oe to help cover special pottago partisan election and handling charges. fJc in board In hi own Canada.) Send to Tho Quaker behalf. Oati Co., Box L, Chicago, III, conn be 0- soine ,' I admired him. He Vi went Into a coin caf tion as a discredit-IrvinS- . Cobb e,i minority candidate. lie came out of It with the goernor-hl- p nomination, leaving hi sirty In warring fragment. On the eve of attaining III highest ambition of all complete political control of the commonwealth he wa shot down at the state house. His enemies and some of hi friend. believe that, had he lived, he would have ruled the naTills offer is made to celetional Democracy or else would brate the selection of Quaker have wrecked It. Oats as the cereal for tbe If Huey Long had liver If deDionne conQuintuplets, even betermination and courage bad fore their first birthday. You bullet what quered the assassin would have been hi place In future will love this souvenir. A history? beautiful design in Lifetime But with the grim parallel con6 in diameter, usechromium, to Its fatal end. will the tinuing ful for serving many things. next generation forget Long, a alSend now to address above. ready tbl generation ha forgotten Goebel of Kentucky, dead hv a murderer's hand lesa than 31 IN VITAMIN B FOR KEEPING FIT . . years ago? C WORTH OF BOWL yj . Adopting Husbands. QUAKER OATS got a new fad out here quaf aud a very love3 CAKES OF ly one. From time to time some among our glamorous cinema queens FRESH YEAST adopt orphaned infants, often doOats ara tha saa Mother's and Quaker ing so with all the shrinking reticence, all the strenuous efforts to avoid publicity, which you'd notice Museum for Rare Books lu connection with Iurmnn & Odessa (Ukraine) Snte library Bailey's grand street parade. has opened a museum of rare books. Think of the heritage for a girl child thus favored, when she In turn grows up aud her own firstborn prattles at her knees ami looks up with trusting baby eyes and COMMON says, "Mummie, did the stork bring you to dear Grandmamma the same as be brought me to you?" I seem to hear tbe unswerlng words, "No, darling. You gee, precious. It happened in Hollywood, so I came with three news cameras, two press Relieve the distressing orchestra symptoms by applying agents, one eighteen-piecMenlhoialum in nostrils and a nation-widhookup." and rubbing on chest. Joking aside, though, while some of these screen ladles may he persistent yet frequent wives. In the main they make devoted foster mothers; In fuct, are such successes If you prefer nose drops, or at It that a fellow gets to wonthroat spray, call for the of Instead just keepdering why, NEW MEMTHGLATUM LIQUID hushusband on after ing marrying in handy bottle with dropper band, they don't try adopting 'em. WE'VE .COIDSJ licUAfll, OWFOg00f Not Raising Onions. p Quick, Complete VERY BODY was so joyous over congress adjourning that, during the public dancing in tho streets, we overlook a few bets. Among the great gross of bills that weut through at the 'leveutli hour was one whimsical little trick called the Potato Control act. We did so well last year with cotton control. 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