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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY ROME LAUDS STATEMENTS OF MUSSOLINI POSITION OUTLINES ; HOOVER SEEKS TARIFF CHANGE Premier Mussolini, sovwho explains in ereignly speech be- fore deputies, Premier's Speech Oullinet Position of New Vatican State. has come to real lie, also, that the whole purpose of the extra session might be defeated!" Rumbles of revolt on both farm relief and tariff presaged a possible coalition between Democrats and dissatisfied western Republicans that would mean no end . - - Pointing out that western Republicans were seeking their ends if possible. Representative President Considers Rate peaceably, Dickinson. Republican, Iowa, leader the house farm bloc, said today: Increases Affecting Far- of "Fifty votes can turn the house upside down." mer Insufficient. He explained that all the farm members want is a chance tor a vote in the house on the changes they desire. If the committee is not willing By THOMAS U STOKES. to approve some of the amendments, United Press Staff Correspondent he said it could offer them for a vote, 13 (UP). WASHINGTON, May without prejudice. He Is hopeful the President Hoover Is dissatisfied with farm members will get what they the bouse tariff bin, regarding the want" how well the president's plan Just insuffias rate increases agricultural will work In the senate is questionacient in comparison with industrial ble. The general revisionists have rate advances, and has taken the In- more support there than in the house, may, to and a real fight for Increases on initiative, in a quiet, mould the measure more to. what he dustrial schedules there- - has been ...... predicted. regards as the party pledges. His plan of action is to have the house give the revolting agricultural ldahoDiscovers Shortage bloc farm rate increases, and make Of Girl Airplane Pilots these effective by having the senate pare down some of the Increases BOISE, Idaho (ff). Apparently granted to Industry, which naturally are reflected in the farmer's cost of there are no girl airplane pilots In transhave been Idaho. views These living. ,' This report was made Monday by mitted to party leaders at the capital This plan is designed to cause less T. H. Bhronts, assistant secretary confusion than if the president were of state, from observations made on to attempt openly at this stage to a tour of southern Idaho with a fedinterfere with legislation In the eral aeronautics Inspector. Shronts said a number of pilots house. Republican leaders already have decided to grant at least some were Interviewed for licenses and of the demsnds of the agricultural planes examined, but not one girl bloc. These will be put forward as was among the applicants for fliers' committee amendment and thus will licenses. not open the tariff to general rewriting In the house. Committeemen Open Conferences With Farm Leaders. Republican members of the ways and means committee, which drafted the tariff bill, will begin tomorrow a series of conferences, expected to last two or three days, with farm leaders who are seeking further increases. Meanwhile, the house continued debate on the controversial measure today, with demands for a tariff on potatoes and for reduction in the proposed sugar tariff of 3 cents. 'The specific extent of the president's dissatisfaction wkh the farm bill was not disclosed. There were rethat he thought the proposed ports 3 --cent sugar rate too high, and that he opposed increased rates on brick, cement and shingles which the farmer must buy, but there was no confirmation of these reports at the White House. President Hoover called congress In extra session for farm relief and limited revision of the tariff to aid the farmer and to aid some few industries. Agriculture was the princi field for aid. He has seen a tariff pal bill reported that went far beyond these qualifications, with Increases granted to industries all along the line, and with agriculture given far less attention than farm members had expected. - He has heard charges that this measure does mot make agriculture equal with industry, because it boosts industry up a few more notches. He off-sta- - INVENTION to The Tribons. CALDWELL, Idaho. Better than $11,000 is paid out daily by Caldwell dealers in livestock, butterfat and eggs to farmers of this section for these three farm commodities, it Is shown by statistics compiled by Caldwell business men. The weekly expenditures for these three commodities amount to $77,885, an annual expenditure of $4,050,020. In addition to developing into the principal dairying center of Idaho through having the largest creamery in the state, it Is pointed out that the city is also the largest livestock distributing center of the state and one of the large ones of the Pacific northwest More than 600,000 sheep, the largest number between Portland, Ore., and Ogden, Utah, were fed here last year. . U The "A SIX-HOU- CHARGE.-- , FACES SHOFUFTOfQ ELY. Nev. A. D. Oarbett representing himself as a traveling sales- - . man of Denver, was placed In the county Jail here, charged with shoplifting. He Is specifically accused of having taken some neckties at the J. C. Penney store without paying ' DAY WITH EIGHT HOURS R PAT m Mrs. TWIN FALLS, Idaho Mary Ellen Barry, widow of the late Martin Barry, pioneer Idaho settler, who died In Seattle Saturday from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile, will be buried here, ao cordinc to word received Monday. ' Mrs. Barry came overland in i860 from San Francisco with her older children to Galena. Idaho, then a flourishing mining esmp. She was the mother of the first child born at Galena, who was named William Galena, and two residents of the camp presented a silver cup. Later the ANNOUNCE MARRIAGE, tpertu CELEBRATION ECONOMY CLEANING SPECIAL phone WASATCI 60 A FEW PATS ONLY MEN'S SLITS, O'COATS LADIES' PLAIN DARK VyOOL DRESSES. PLAIN WOOL COATS 7 Y Y , V .1. ...... Ne extra chars t te call, direct te stoat, bet U llt-l- lt save Um krtns work East Broadway MUCH! NOW, KEGUtA KREEZ offers prompt r- MTEaS' STANDARD SERVICE THE BEST Cramps, HIsxhi and NOTE NEW HOURS Distress incident' to. Painful Menstruation. Plant Open 7 a.m. to 8p.m. Dally Monty back faran-tet- . Calls and Deliveries 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Obtainable wherever AS AT ALWAYS, MONEY CAN BUY! ' Xoo-nar-coti- o. TrlbW ELX. Nev. Edward Bawes, recentand Miss ly from Orangeburg, 8. Alyce Matson of the White Pine county extension service staff, were united In marriage here Sunday night by Rev. R. Livingston Wolfe. The C drugs are sold. 9 8AVIHO DAYLIGHT ADDS DELIGHT TO MYZB8 Great Annual Again We Say It Was B igger . A Combination Rug Waahlng Uachlna and Electric Vacuum Cleaner has been Invented. The arm Shampoo solution la applied to the nap with a rubber sponge, applicator and ! Immediately sucked up by the Vacuum Nozzle adjacent. It removes all grease spots, fruit stains, etc.. restores colors and ralua the nap Ilka new. The .work la done right on your floor, without even watting the elalng of rug underneath, and rus It ready for use In two hours. The NewhouM Hotel has purchased one of these Hamilton Beach Carpet Washars and. tare It sure turns out ntoa work. Dodge Bros., Hamilton Beach Distributor!, MS But street, say they will put one Into service for Bait take Ladles If they get 100 Inquiries through this announcement, and will give a SI Credit to each on the S3 price for a ma rug If they wlU tell a friend about It Here's your chance, ladles. Phone T Wasatch SOU. Her Is a chance for with money-makin- S2S0 g a reliable man to take a half interest in a proposition. IrXiaXTX Better Ever Before If you were unable to get waited on, we apologize. The crowd was much bigger than we anticipated Also dem- onstrate and take orders for the New Model Motor Driven Beatlnt Brush Hamilton Beach Electrlo Vacuum for S4S and their old Vacuum. Easy terms. (Adv.) Including all attachments. Z. C. M. I. .lie ' BLACKFOOT, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Asire and Mr. and Mrs. . Lon Cone of Ashton left Sunday to atjnornlng for Lewiston. Idaho, tend and chapter, Royal Arch Ma- commandery, sons, and grand KnieiU Templar, as representatives of the Blackfoot orders. Mr. and ..' Mrs. Cone came down from Ashton, - it May Continues Throughout the Week rridsy. ,,, T. W. C. A. HEAD VISITOR. - 8p.fi! A WONDERFUL ATTEND LODGE MEETING, perls) te Tw Tribune. Stock Thrives. Idaho Burial for Woman Pioneer lamily lived at Ketchum and Haliey and In 1904 they moved to Twin Palls, where Mr. Barry established the pioneer shoe shop In a covered wagon. Since the death of her husband In Twin Fails in August 1923. Mrs. Barry had made her home with her daughters in Seattle and Ketchum. Surpassed All Previous First Day Records an extent.- Dairying flakes Big Gain in Caldwell Section; bridegroom is employed with the Consolidate coppermlnes corporation at Kimbeny as junior engineer ana the bride Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Matson of Klmberly. Mr. and Mrs. Haves after a honeymoon trip will reside at Klmberly. Z. CM. I. pseudo-Republica- n. Its territorial $11,000 DAILY of trouble. - By THOMAS B. MORGAN. ROME. May 13 (UP). The position of the newly crested Vatican "coexisting itata jwveretgnty with the Italian government wa outlined by Premier Mussolini toa distin day In a speech before cnamoer to guished audience in tne deputies. -The two sovereigntist of Italy and Vatican City do not exist " said the premier, "but they coexist Within the state the church Is not sovereign, aa its Institutions and men are subject to the general laws of the state. The position may be defined a that PARTY REVOLTER of a sovereign state In the kingdom ANSWERS FESS of Italy." Mussolini revealed the details of (CodUdimS fram rase Ont.) an unsuccessful attempt to settle the Roman question at the Paris peace and spurious," Senator Fess hastened . conference when Monsignor Francis to remark that be picked the phrase C Kelley, now bishop of Oklahoma, acted as unofficial spokesman for from a speech by Senator Johnson, the Holy 8ee. Republican, California. Johnson, who also voted for the Sounded Oat Orlandt'i Attitude debenture plan, said the Ohloan During reaee Conference. would have done well to adopt "the The premier said Monsignor Kelley entire speech of the senator from ' sounded out former Premier Orlan- California as well as a single phrase." on the question do's attitude raising Brookhart Interjected that conference. The Senator during the peace waa use of some of Senator Johnfavorable in this former premier son's speech by Senator Fess "Is the principle, but asked for concrete pro- first ray of light coming1 from the posals. After Monsignor Kelley had senator from Ohio." conferred with Vatican officials and President Hoover yesterday had returned to Paris with a proposal both Senator Borah and Senator for cession of two sections of Rome Fess as his guests at the White near St. Peter's to the Vatican, Or- House, the former to lunch and the lando again agreed in principle. The latter to dinner. The Idahoan was negotiation, however, were broken invited shortly after issuance of the off. due to Orlando's controversy Fess letter last week, and this was with President Wilson over settle- followed by published reports that ment of the Flume question. It was intended as a rebuke to tne Orlando retired from the confer- Ohio senator. ence and his government later was Senator Fess was Invited to Sun overthrown, Mussolini recalled in, his day night dinner, along with Secre . review of the negotiations. tary and Mrs. Good, Senator Hebert Premier Mussolini spoke for three of Rhode Island, Representative hours and 30 minutes, his brilliant Lehlbach of New Jersey and Mrs. oratorical resume of the Roman Lehlbach. and C. Bascom Slemp, Re question covering more than a cen- publican national committeeman for spoke Vlrsinla. tury of European history.-- He with only occasional reference to Addressing the senate, Brookhart r brief notes. said he had first suggested tne callSeme Regards Mussolini Speech ing of a special congressional ses sion to Mr. Hoover. As Magnificent Achievement." "I talked to him when he was a The speech was regarded here as- candidate as far back as July 13." a magnificent achievement. Musso- the lowan said. "I'd been down In spoke In conversational tones. the south Investigating some stand x lint revealing a tenacious memory and pat maneuvers. I suggested upon my a profound knowledge of his subject. return that we needed an extra ses Thevoew form of historical oratory sion. , 4 . held the chamber spellbound. Declares Hoover Readily Although much of the address was ' devoted to the premier's claim that Assented te Suggestion. mhr the fascist overnment could "That was the first suggestion so have achieved the Lateran accord, far as I knew. Hoover and Dr. Work be paid high tribute to Pope Plus XL were present and they readily asMussolini Mid Italy gave the Holy sented, but suggested that in order See Just enough territory to enable not to ruffle the features of presi it to demonstrate Its sovereignty. He dent Coolidge, a provision be put In said no Italian becomes a citizen that an extra session would be conof the new state unless he so desires,- tingent upon the failure of the short la. atutinc his address, the Dre- session to enact a farm diu. mlef reviewed the history of the4 "I didn't give it publicity at that nor's . UmDoral nower. including time, and soon after along came the reference to 1870 the date of loss governor of Nebraska and the seneon oi ator from Idaho (Borah) with simiof such power as tne lowess the period. He traced broadly the lar suggestions. various efforts at conciliation be"Now, the senator from Ohio has tween church and state after 1170. done me an Injustice. I am no I am a progresFascist Government Sapperted sive Republican and you win, find By Confidence ef People. that In the congressional directory. Arriving at the negotiations of And I didn't want a pseudo extra last February, Mussolini said the session for farm relief, but I am fascist government alone had the afraid that Is what we have got" strength and courage to go to the The senate Democrats, who have end. because It was supported by been quiet throughout the Republithe confidence of the Italian fascist-Vaticpeople. can quarrel, but have manifested The premier described the some enjoyment of It were ail on negotiations, starting In hand today for the promised reply 1936, saying the Vatican had agreed of Brookhart Some of the majority to the proposals, provided the had been reported anxeminent took the initiative In the independents ious also to speak concerning the . settlement Fess letter thetr support He told of the Vatican requests for of debentures,assailing but no other such later territory as property, but not speeches were forthcoming. F-sovereignty, and the later decision hot to ask lor men properly, wmcn Included the "Valle dell Inferno and . Sllla Pamnhllv" reelons. "Vatican City." he said. "Is great not for for what it represents, - and FARMERS GET 14, 1929. Th Trttun. .twctal POCATELLO. Idaho. Mrs. John Hanna of Dallas, Texas, national W C. A., will arpresident of the V. noon Tuesday and rive in Focatello at will be a guest of the local association at luncheon. Mrs. Hanna will talk on the work of the national You will find just as good .values awaiting you today as were in evidence yesterday . ' N; THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE OFFERS FIRST AID FACTS Emergency Information for handling accldenta and sudden Illness,la compiled In brief booklet form, offered by our Washington Information Bureau. 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