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Show u hearings will begin May tbe senate committee on privileges and elections on petitions for the removal from office of Huey P, Long, senator from Louisiana. Walter I. George of Georgia gave out notice that "on1ychargre sufficient In substance and form and which were not considered by tbe special campaign, expenditures comPresident Shows Confidence in Tngwell by Promoting mittee last year would be investiwere sent to Mrs. Notices Win a Him Tax gated. Hilda Ihelps Hammond, Mrs. RufNational Milk Control Program Withdrawn. fin G. Pleasant and former Governor of Loulalana John M. Parker, all of whom have filed petitions By EDWARD W. PICKARD seeking removal of the "klngflsh." In the Democratic primary Internadent PRESIDENT ROOSEVELTS re tional'points oujf.only by aP the in the Sixth Louisiana district to agreement whereby attack! on Rexford fill the vacancy caused by tbe death Guy Tugwell, which were renewed by signatory nations would admit silver of Representative Bolivar E. Kemp, r to their reserves against which Senator Long's candidate. Harry D. opponent! of the administration aftIs issued. money er the Wirt story Wilson, waa decisively beaten by In the London economic and mon- Jared T, was made public, Sander. Nomination In comer in the form etary . conference Senator Key Pitt- tbe primary Is equivalent to elecof promotion for man offered such a plan, proposing tion. the head of the that central banka keep 20 per cent of tbelr metal cover or brain trust. lie baa or DlLLINGElt, the notorious been serving as as- reserve for currency in silver. Tbs JOHN and several members of sistant secretary of proposal waa not acted on at the bis gang fought tbelr way out. of agriculture, and is conference. a trap laid by federal agents and now advanced by possemen ten miles DAVIS, bead of the the President to CHESTER ot Manltowiah, east admlnlstra- .. the. nely . created in northern Wlacnn of under- tlon, announced that the national sin. lx thret desR. G. Tugwell position secretary of agri- - milk control program designed to perate gun battles culture, his salary being increased help dairy farmers had been withmen' were from $7,000 to $10,000 a year. A drawn "tierauoe we do not feel that and eight killed new assistant secretary can now be it has sufficient support from the wounded, and the bandits escaped Inappointed who will relieve Mr. Wal farmers" If fcentlment changes It lace and Mr. Tugwell of some of may be revived later, but for the to tbe woods. Three their heavy duties' The department present, only minor features are to women who had baa been considered understaffed. be carried out. These Include dairy been with tin The post of undersecretary was cre- purchase for relief purposes and gang wen reduction In the number of diseased ated by a recent act of congress arrested. Two othcattle. er w ere believed Tugwells apiolntment will have Tbe program, worked out after to bare fled with tbe desperadoes. o be confirmed In the senate, and months of study and argument, These two came from Mlnneapotla It was considered certain the Re- called for benefit payments of from and were of to have warned thought publicans would take advantage $10.1,000,000 to $:ioq,0o0.000 to dairy-meraid on of the the opportunity to make fresh atwho Joined In tbe plan. In re- DUUnger where Impending be bad been for tbe camp tacks on him and hia theories of turn, tbe producers were to reduce several days. government tbelr milk flow 10 cent below Some hours after the battles in The President also advanced tbe peuk months ofperthe Wisconsin three members 01 tbe Thomas Jefferson Coolldge, a Boa period. ton banker, from assistant secretary gang were seen by three deputy Aa In the case of other farm proof the sheriffs In a suburb of SL Paul, to undersecretary treasury, which position Las been vacant since grams, the funds for benefit pay- Minn. A running gun fight ensued ments were to come from a procand oue of tbe gangsters apparRaymond Moley stepped out The tax. This waa to be one cent essing of waa wounded, but tbe - trio that departently higher personnel a found on butterfat and tbe figure and stole an automobile la ment la now being placed on a er waa to be raised gradually to five esenped lnanent basis for the first time since which they headed for the bridge cents a pound. across the Mississippi river. Henry Murgeuthuu, Jr, became its A statement Issued by the farm bead. Federal and deadministration said tbe milk all thnt region were on the In cision "la adaccod with the EMIIERS of the American So for tbe DUUnger gang wltb lookout ministrations fixed policy to atclety of Newspaper Editors as undet standing thnt tbe desthe tacit no program adjustment sembled In Washington heard s tempt would be shot on sight the perudoos does which have not support warm and elaborate defense of the of a substantial mnjorlty of those New leal delivered by Prof. Rei in tbe industry.1 engaged AMERICAN Federationa of Labor ford G. Tugwell. assistant secretary drive to begun of agriculture, who la lo part re for the extradition unionize tbe telephone workers of sponsible for moat of the recovery erurdo Machado, deposed the country. They charge the Amermeasures adopted by the present ad of the Island republic, so ican Telephone and Telegraph comiHrnylnJ that those president ministration. a police alarm waa sent pany Is violating tbe NUA laws general who are advising the President seek out from Washing- through Its company unions. It Is to bring about radical changes to ton for bis arfest. also asserted that financiers are the life and economic policies of comUnited States buying Inup small telephone the American people, professor West and Middle the marshals went first panies Tugwell described himself aa at unreusonnhlc prices and to the apartment Thorough conservative." then forcing the stock on their emlie had been occu"We have a saving Irreverence oi them pying In New York, ployees at fut 'profits for authority." said Professor Tugwell selves. were and told by In speaking of the characteristics ol Besides demanding thnt stork bis secretary, Julio u "which the American people, gets sales to employees lx outlawed unFernandes, thnt he out of boles These haslr trulta de der the pending NBA code for the left bad for parts L. ternilne the structure of our laws unknown. Federal telephone Industry, ttie A. F. of and of our government No one. with told Deputy Administrator workers portborderauthorities L. 11. Peeples thnt the NUA should the slightest sense of history, would officials and a fit a such Into to regl people try were told to watch force the telephone companies to of dial telephone mented scheme, would try tc think tbe fuglthe. If they can get stop expansion until such a time as cm for them Instend of getting them him systems Inback, the Cuban authorities conditions hecouie normal. to think for themselves tend to try Mnchndo on charges of ployment The New leul Is not something murder based on wholesale shootwhich can establish Itself in the ings w hlch occurred a few tlnya be OFFICIALS of .the Department believe the mind of a dictator or a small gov fore be fled from the Island. They 1935 may Into carry-ove- r wheat waa futal That the erolug group. also plan to ask extradition of Gen. theory of the system from w hlch AHn'ilo Herrera, Machado's former amount to 8KUKX),000 bushels, and we are turning away, its base has chief of sta(T, who like hl8 master are studying the export markets to find a possible outlet for part of It. to bLaa broad as the economy took refuge In the United States. But they cannot develop an export which baa to be brought under con Machado has lived in seclusion policy until the work of tbe Intertrol and aa deep aa the ndnda and with memlH'rs of his family in the national wheat conference at Rome the hearts of the people whom it af Canada and this country Is completed. Bahamas, fects" since bis flight from Cuba. lie eson July 1 Tbe wheat carry-ove- r his New York residence this tablished Is to be about year expected waa the conference VICTOR!theIn senate about six months ago. to 0 which 205,000,01 bushels, may tax bloc, high lie added 75.000.000 bushels surplus for the house conferees accepted unexiected celerity the from this year's prosjx-ctlvi7iTll crop virtually all the senate Increases in v railway executives aud rail of 700,000,000 bushels. senate and gift taxes, the capital Secretary Wallace has suggested stock and excess profits taxes and union chiefs reached an accord In the wage dispute, and the danger of that processing taxes on wheat liberal compromises over Income-taa strike waa averted for another might be Increased and that the publicity atid consolidated re year. At the Instance of President amount of the tax earmarked to turns. The conference agreement was UtMseelt hut without government promote exports might be rulsed complete except for the Couxens Interference they worked out their from 2 to 4 or even 5 cents. A amendment, adding 10 per cent to own settlement after the federal tax on the 400,000,000 all Individual income tax returns negotiators had failed to get results bushels yearly processing of taxnext year. The house will take a and Joseph U. Kastman able wheat would return approxiseparate vote on this, ahd It was had withdrawn as mediator. mately $20,000.00(1, compared with believed the senate would not In Under the arrangement decided the $7,000,000 to be spent In exfist on it If it were rejected by the UMn the 10 xr cent wage cut porting wheat this year. bouse. which had prevailed In the railroads This total would be sufficient to With the revenue bill thus dls during tbe last two years is to be export about the 90,000,000-busheposed of, the senate finance commit- gradually wled out In the next quota given the United States un tee began public hearings on the ad twelve months.- - Two and a half --tier the International agreement on ministration's reciprocal tariff bill, per cent of the existing wage cut the basis of the differential of 224 which the house baa passed. Is to le restored July 1, another cents between the domestic and 24 Ifr cent on January 1, and the world prices. remaining 5 per cent on April 1, SENATORS who urge the of beld a 1935. SCAR DE DRIEST, negro con-conference Imether words,-- lrrstrnd --of rossrlin IT rronv Ch l'0'ajm;won a but received from him no encent cut rail worker will have victory In his fight to remove the couragement for silver legislation, only a 74 per cent cut prevailing house restaurant memthough no conclusion was reached. between July 1 and January 1, a 5 bers of bis race. lie obtained adoptThe possibility of sHver purchases per cent cut prevailing between ion- of his resolution for investiwas discussed and the President In- January 1 and April 1, and full pay gation of thb right of Lindsay Wardicated a dlsK8ltlon to give this restoration after April 1. ren of North Carolina to fix tbe matter consideration, but on the These terms worked out bv.the rules and regulations for the restaiX .eaup lasers., and, e uqUo ew are- wetu''ritnPiW'hh.ir'ef WtHwawpstiY TMMrtT government will embark oi.'6Ucb a ally more favorable to the work- that degree will he served In that ers than the terms which President dining room. The vote was 237 to policy. The sllvpr senators were not at Roosevelt twice asked them to ac- 114, and the balloting followed the all satisfied with the President's at- cept Mason and Dixon line almost withtitude and held a meeting at which When Informed of the settlement out exception. J eight . voted to support mandatory "Mr. Roosevelt said:' "I am 'very-gi- nd legislation for the benefit of sliver that therein through -- the-' Later it was reliably stated that ronds and their employees have PASSAGE- the American fleet of the President- was maturing beem.ahletli:ttlejlieirwage dls jil vessel op the wav from the for international stabilization of pute by mutual agreement The iaclfic ,0 the Atlantic, was carried currencies and also that silver fig country should be, and will be, out successfully, but not In the Brea prominently In It Mr. Roose- grateful to them for this disposl- - hoped 4 hour The time of what might have developed j numUS" was almost ' double velt. It was revealed, favors the In that elusion of sliver in tbe metal base Into a troublesome controversy. I which led the Tokyo press to deof currency Issues to the extent of congratulate both skit's on the wis- clare, the movement wax a "fail- 80 per cent, tbe remalnlng'JO per dom and restralut which they have ure." The large-ldelay cent, to be gold. Tblgrhange can exhibited. They hav art a good exby a heavy rain. be safely made, however, the PresI ample." e 7 Waalare Nawapapar tntew News Review of Current Events the World Over High Senators QPEN Victory run-of- f pa-pe- one-fift- a three Dll-Unge- r n 1932-193- 3 M - . e l -- a '10-per har-agaln- U4.K,wciww(HKabMineitnasrrMvMa st " V Thursday, May THE WEEKLY REFLEX PAGE TOO - I I con-tlo- waA-caus- ed n y Sally Scz Intermountain Hews or? . Briefly told for Bnsy Readers NationalTopic PLAN NEW WELLS RECEIVE FEVER SERUM CLUBS ARE ACTIVE FEAR WATER SHORTAGE CRICKET BATTLE LOOMS Interpreted by William Bruckart 4--H Tbe ' senate baa aftermath of dragging the United Investigation. It States into war. These Japanese assertion or inbaa determined to exference on a that "white hand zaust 0 fishing inquiry ont of China are not reassurstay ing. The Inability of the Europeans that manufacture thing that are to get together In a solution of tbelr used Id making war. There will be own problems la also disconcerting. a Inquiry; there will It cannot be doubted that some of be seizure of papers and there will the foreign nations are sitting atop be smearing, some .Justified and of a powder keg. It la Just possible resolution some unjustified, of leader in the that the a tbe powabove match and aircraft strike munitions may shipbuilding, industries. It la liable to be a nasty der, aa well as serving to embarrass thing before it la concluded and a and delay efforts of tbe various Industries to get production expanded report made to the senate. There waa no noise about pass- that more employment will result.' age of the resolution which was proGeneral Johnson and his NRA has posed hy Senator Nye of North come Into more trouble. Tbe Ns-- , Dakota and Yandenberg of Michia tlonal Recovery spef gan. Tbe. resolution create cial committee which already baa MoreTroubli Board of Review, detached group begun work. Its passage actually for NRA was noted In the newspapers that responsible only I saw with no more display than tOvlhe President, has written a rea couple of paragraphs. But the port of findings In several cases proposition ought to be among those where small plants have complained And about tbe effect of the code to which attention Is Unless the bulk of the ob- the report of the board, beaded by servers la wrong, the Investigation Clarence Darrow of Chicago, the resolution famed attorney, la a scathing de--. that the a to nunciation of some of the code prohave started Is going In fact, sorpe members of effect both In domestic affalri of vision the United States and In the In- the. review board take the position that the codes have permitted the ternational field. One of the reasons why It la so great Industries to grind the smallImportant to give thought to the er one tbe little fellow to a comInvestigation Is tbe particular time mercial death. The President view of the reat which It arrives among the winnot dow displays of government activiare known at this time, port ties. It hardly need be stated here b.ut It has leaked out that Mr. that International relations are Roosevelt la willing to have tbe restrained in many parts of the world. view board call a spade a spade There la nothing on the horizon to Knowledge of bis attitude came Indicate that they will Improve through devious channel There Strained relatione If they continue was rumor around Washington that lead ioevltably to war, and I re- the President was going to try to ported to you several months ago kill off the board by withholding that aome nations are headed In funds from It The board was the that direction If the Information our idea of some of tbe senator anygovernment baa la correct. It la way, and It was believed the Presinaturally to be expected then that dent felt none too warmly toward overt acts on the part of aome of It Yet It has now been established the disturbed powers are going to that' the President Is going to upfollow, and the disclosures which hold the baud of the board, notwithcommittee are standing extreme pressure that Is the will to help the Inhinjre prepared coming from NRA quarters to get ternational situation not one 'bit. rid of It la some Washington offices there Indeed, there la no reason to believe otherwise than that the Im- Is e very definite belief that Mr. pending disclosures will complicate Roosevelt Is entirely willing to let the situation and create more hatred General Johnson retire. General and suspicion. In other words, as Johnsons bombastic style of speech I see It, the disclosures are more and his "crack-downthreats have than likely to hasten thnt whicb not been ao well received In many seems Inevitable, namely, war lo places and there la opinion availaeverul porta of tbe world. able that the general ought to fade Senator Dope of Idaho, temporary out of the NRA. Mr. Roosevelt cant rhnlrmnn of the committee, told me fire him. That would be t dangerthnt the country Is likely to be ous thing to do from a political shocked "when. It earns the ramifi- standpoint. It does seem, however, cations of the sltuntlon." referring that a change la coming. to the nitrations of the shipbuilding.'- aircraft and munitions comWith all of this war talk hither panies. While he did not any so, I 1 Inquired from the War drew The Inference from his re-- and yon, department and marks' that he believes there has found that rough- Army been collusion of some kind or one'thlnJ of Distribution other among some of those Indusour army forces trial lenders In order to engender are outside of the United 111 will among nntiona already aus- Stategarrisoned The official tabulalatest picious of each other. "We are going to find out bow tion shows the army aa having 12.150 officer 8S5 warrant officer many American sheila arp going to and enlisted men. Including 123,459 be used to kill American soldiers around 11,0(10 Philippine Scout Of said Senator Dojte. later," these 23)0 officer 140 warrant officers and 35,030 enlisted men are on And so we are off on another posts outside of continental United crashing, smashing, bull In t State closet type The matter of the location of our Bad Time of inquiry. All of .army personnel U pertinent at this 8 remember the time, too, because of the for Fishing famous possibility Investigathat the United States government tion of shipbuilding activities at sooner or later will grant Independthe Geneva armament conference. ence to the Pillplno I hope it la The committee smeared one William later, rather than sooner, for I hear Shearer when Shearer was serving so'much discussion of dangers that as agent for several of the ship- appear certain to develop If the Filip-tno- s building concerns. None was sure e become s' nation unto when that Investigation started The consensus seems to be where It would lead. The same can that the natives will be able to govbe said of the current Inquiry. ern themselve but whether they To my way of thinking, however; can protect themselves Is another the Inquiry Is much more Important matter. , In the effect It will have upon InterThe United has an States army national relations than In the smearstrength of 553 officer 51 warrant men Frankof and ing corporations. officer and 4,004 enlisted men In ly, the opinions I have formed after the Philippine In addition to the many conversations with men and Scouts who number C2 .Philippine women of sound Judgment Is that officer and 5,398 enlisted men. this Is an exceedingly bad time for Is quite a force and an Influence That such a fishing expedition. Any disagainst any Ideas that foreign powclosure of relations between a munier must overcome before they tions company and a foreign nation aelae the Philippine It ahould be is going to be seized upon by that mentioned that the force and influnation's neighbor as evidence and ence there w 111 be blood In theeye In a. seme existent there also Include rather Important American lurry. and a naval base. Pearl gunboats I bein' my observations and conwhich undoubtedly la the Harbor,, clusions will not be taken as condefense key. So no bloodthirsty doning any crookednes My point foreign statesmen are going after Is that business relations between the little islands as long as our a private corporation and Its cus- force are there. tomer should be allowed some deThere is an international phase gree of secrecy 0 long as they are .toJe.,cciaslde.red.,t, this time-o- ne not contrary to public good. Govthat Is not as as U Is real I ernments are ghlng to buy muni- refer to the apparent skein of circumtangled tions; they are going to buy air- stance resulting from the Japanese craft, and they are going to have declaration of a to Influence ships built The question naturally Chinese affairs andright to use force If follow then, whether It la proper That threat and It or Improper for an American plant necessary. be called by any other name to seir something ft pin tea td a for- Cannot Is notice to Russia and to all eign nation even If It knows they of the Western powers, the United are to be. used In fightings I can see States Included, that the Japanese where those commodities ought not of territorial expansion Is to be sold for use against America, program forward. It may be that many going but our government buys such supwill he Involved before powers plies constantly and buys them from Japanese statesmen are made to unAmerican maker If other governbut derstand, It Is net a certainly ments can buy them here, I fall to time In which to consider withdrawaoe why they ahould not be allowed to do so nnless such sales have the al from the Philippine C by Washington. started t another long-drawn-o- ut g . . closely-directed- . SALT LAKE CITY, ET. Utah and Idaho Rotary duba will hold a- district convention here May 10 ' and 1L state IDA. The POCATELLO, s convention of the . organization will be held here on May 8, 9 and 10. AMERICAN FALLS, IDA Several potato grower In the district nokth of American Fall In anticipation of a serious shortage of irre planning to rigation water, drill 12 Inch well It la expected a water anpply can be reached between 60 and 100 feet - , NEPHL UT. Work baa begun In five cities on projects under the FERA administration. These pro- H Maine clan nine tin In bar acata. Ab4 "bnck ynr iaj," ara hare, In . jects are being sponsored by dries Bat aa wa alanw mt laanl pride, and school districts of the county. Ail benatify the caanlryault, Lat'i Mt ferret tbe baparunaa BOISE, IDA. A new supply of vaccine for Inoculation against f FATK0N1ZING HOME I.NDtgTIT. spotted fever has been received from the bureau of public health TT laboratory in Hamilton, Mont the state bacteriologist has . announced and will be apportioned out to physicians on request The supply of serum "has been very abort this THIS WEEKS PRIZE STO? year, due to rebuilding part of tie Hamilton plant Sara, year tbata ara ahodd' ! SALT LAKE CITY, UT. Pri- Bara, yanr panta ara warn! Why didn't 7 an liatea ta rraaoa vate Oscar K. llarrl Jr, 29, army And bay aid lntanaMntain'a tan! service pilot died at Fort Douglas Vaa didn't bay bar potato,, milk Paao, baaaa, hospital of Injuries Buffered In a 1m left bar batter, wooltm - ' Parent-Teacher- - Ji tenr-wtari- nr taxi train aeddent Aad aaat coat for rotten ailk Of coarao Im aarry for ya which, also coat the life of Miss la tho ira yoa pat horned Thelma Hill, and Injured three Bat yoa 11 "pa" lntcraoantain it! Year liana yoa barn learned. other person The liet la air t cab-railro- ad BOISE, IDA. Arrowrock reservoir la nearing Its capacity and shows a far greater amount of water than In 1933. SODA SPRINGS, IDA. Local sheepmen, as well as those who graze their herds here In the summer, have expressed some concern over the water situation. An early spring, coupled with - very light winter snow It is thought will seriously affect the summer watering place , GARFIELD, UT. The American Smelting and Refining company will expend $150,000 during the summer on Improvement Includnew a to smokestack handle ing fnmes from the roaster and copper furnace of the Garfield plant BOISE, IDA. Outbreaks of the large Mormon" crickets in several parts of the state have been reported by the director of the biological survey. Reports have been reedved of the appearance of the manraudlng Insects on Pine Creek bench, in east Bonneville county, some on Willow creek, east of Idaho Fall others on the Fort nail reservation, where they appeared In large numbers a year ago; others on Smiths Prairie on the south fork of the Boise river, and In the foothills near Boise. BOISE, IDA. The Idaho national guard encampment in Boise will spend $54,178 during Its two weeks period beginning June 9, Gen. has announced. BEAVER, UT. One of Beaver old landmark the old brick building used aa the first federal district court house, will be razed and a service station will be erected on tbe site. PLYMOUTH, IDA. Ground rodents have been multiplying ao rapidly In this vicinity that landowners are Joining In a poison drive. BOISE, IDA Gov, B. Boas has Issued a proclamation extending the closed season in Idaho forests to Include the period to September 30 because of expected Increased fire hazard The order affects only timber men and farmers within the state forest area and does not apply to national forest which regulate their own closed season. TOOELE, UT. Grasshopper In large numbers are beginning to appear In all the eastern sections of Tooele county. Plana are being developed for a war on the pest OGDEN, UT. Many of the transients who hare been registered at the federal transient camp don't like work, according to the director of the camp, who saya that on the eve of opening up work on the state road In Riverdale, many of the men (Usappeared. " I Mc-Conn- el tie-chi- them-selv- . - laiphty lonp, yta Bay, hare yea aacd her coal and ah' If yMd patronised lntcnnoantaii Man, yw wenidnt bo ao broke! MAC 8UMAN. Larana, 1 Bcaatlf nb New Mod e rn BEAVER DAM HOTEL on tbe Arisons Strip. Half Way to Ua Anrtlt Hiphwmy No. SI IS Mifaa Beyond 8t. Grorrt HOTEL. CABINS AND CAFI Reasonable Rates Prohibition Repealed in Ariioaa At 400 Utah Oil Refining Service Stations in Utah and -- IL CATERPILLAR" TRACTORS bare annl pood aacd Catcrpilli Tractors oa which desirable dealt a Boo Mr salesmen h bo aaado. Troaosatoa ar Bait Labs City. Wc Landes Tractor & Equipment t 231 West Booth St. Tempi Salt Laha City. Utah Utah High School of Beauty 121 Bo. Mala Bt, Salt Lake Iks Cn! City lan bat) Utaii frsttsxiaa at B Tm can now laara a prafcooion that make yea independent for tbe mt ef days, dll per asath only far the coarse of six months. Phone r far oar catalopaa.. wmiswkumm Asbestos Is Old Asbestos ia not a modern inv fabric tlon. This used in ancient Borne. fire-resisti- ng 1 Berry Cups and Berry Cratsj SALT LAKE BOX la. HU I BASKET HI fa. MM Ct life (B.k Salt Turquoise ia never found in quantity more than 100 feet bel ground. ASK TOUR DRUGGIST APES AN INTEEMOUNTA1N P0I HAH on PRODUCT TOUR POCKETBOOK BUFFI WHEN TOU GET STALE CH1CB chidu Bay only boat malts. Oearaipht cornea points la thelatanaMBtaia West. Ft write, ar wire for price list and b I taro. An faadiap Tartotfao. aid pallets and tarkey I Hatch as daily. Dtetribatera for tbs b la breeders, feeders, and other P FRESH-HATCHE- MppUao. RAM SHAW HATCH ERIE Cemplfaaca Cortiicato No. IN . Bo. State. L. C, UL. Ph. Mar TIMPANOGOS HATCHER! 17 Compliance Certificate No. M Be. Tth East. Ptaaa. UU Ph. Make this Sommer! efforts worth while Send for catalog and informatics regarding Summer Course (M ifl M; I, UT- - -- 1. tut . 1 i fJv-Hiif- I,, In tbuMi ICC GBQRGgS (5SM201 'arw .Trr.Hifqp r'.l i PANGUITCH. UT. A prairie Noah Websters Dictionorj dog was the cause of a boys death appeared in 1828 ,j, . ,. at Hatch recently. The dog wo Infected with Tularemia virus, the first cose of the dreaded disease sr ever known in this section of tbe wrMt M -- wn ijr 1) -- atat NAMPA, IDA A bumper crop of fruit la ahead, bringing In a revenue of many thousands of dollars to farmers of the Boise, Emmett, rayette and tVelaer valley It is predicted by growers of the country surrounding' Nampa. ( tpu.w iteaid aaa Intern cants in Caede" Similar to abeaw yanr story in prase mr versa tararaa stain P rad acta Calaaaa. Bex 1U Belt Labs City- story appaars ia this An rachJSTf u3t D ' Xtip7( Cnfaa V i w r nr |