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I bers of grasshopper eggs In the fields and along ditch banks, officials of the irrigation company are taking the lead In starting a community drive against the pests. The hoppers came out In greater numbers last spring than usual in the brush lands on the west side of the valley. OGDEN, UT. Grain acreage in northern Utah and southern Idaho wIlL he approximately ten per cent higher this year than last, accord- lng to the mnnager of the district for the Farmers National Grain corporation. MURRAY, UT. Effle Hawkins has filed suit against Samuel Golf, who runs the dog pound In Murray, for $1,500 as a result of having been bitten by a roving dog last December. The complaint asks for $500 actual damages and $1,000 punitive damages on the ground that the city and its dog catcher were negligent In permitting a dog, she alleged was a vicious animal, to roam the streets without a muzzle and- the canine to bite her. SALT LAKE CITY, UT. livestock in ten western states where drouth and winter storms have robbed them of their feed will be kept alive until spring by free government wheat A list of distressed states was given the Red Cross, by. the agriculture department. It Included North and South Dakota, ' Montana, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Idaho, Utah and New Mexico. Farmers in those districts, hard hit by crop failures and low prices, have found It difficult to tide their stock over the winter. The wheat, taken from the bushels donated from 40,000,000 farm hoard stores by congress, will be shipped as soon as farmers have made known their needs and arrangements have been made with railroads for transportation. SALT LAKE CITY, UT. There was a decrease of $15,283,010 In the amount of wages paid by companies reporting to the industrial commission In tlie fiscal year 1931 as compared with the amount pnid In the fiscal year 1930, It Is am nouneed by the chairman of the Industrial commission. BOISE, IDA. It Is reported that the tonnage of the 1932 sugar beet crop Is expected ta approach that, of last year, and that hopes are held that the prevailing low prices for refined sugar will not continue. I D A. Idaho produce BOISE, shipments wore 2733 carloads during February of this year, a considerable- reduction below February of a year ago, a report of railroads to the public utilities commission discloses. Total Utah and Idaho shipments for the month were 3010 which compared with '4WT for 1931, a reduction of 1 59 1. Shipments for the two months this year were CC49 and were 9910 carloads In tlie same period of 1931. A large part of the reduction Is In the movement of the potato crop. NAMPA, IDA. The 1932 potato crop area In this district is estimated by potato dealers at 3000 acres, or the same as that of last year. It is reported that the area of the crop in the United States will be more than 30 per cent less than that of last year. CALDWELL, IDA. J. Middle-brooNampa citizen, commenced serving out a sentence of 15 days imprisonment In the Canyon county Jail here, for spanking his wife. GUNNISON, UT. The Gunnison Sugar company will be the only sugar manufacturer In Utah to pay beet farmers a guaranteed minimum In 1932, It was decided at a meeting held by company officials with directors of the Gunnison Beet Growers Association, providing the farmers grow 7,000 acres or more. IDA. The bureau of BOISE, highways have advertised for bids on grading and surfacing two miles of the north and south highway, north from Riggins In Idaho county. Bids will be opened soon. BURLEY, IDA. Indications are that ail surplus hay on the Minidoka project will he disposed of this winter. Baled hay is now belrg shipped to Utah, Wyoming and Nevada. inter-mounta- fn n fr stuffy nostrils, 'soothe irritation by use of Mentholatum in nose. Rub briskly on chest to improve blood circulation and prevent . congestion. Jars and tubes C ' Briefly Told for Busy Readers 7 and the Independents, who usually vote with Cosgrave, 17. So De Valera governs only with tfie help of the Labor party, which demands that economic and social legislation be given Ufa precedence. Cosgrave retired from power gracefully, stating that he and his party would go Into opposition but would not unduly hamper the new president It appeared that De Valera was still determined to try to expunge the oath of 'allegiance ta the British king. Whether the Cosgrave following would vote against this or merely refrain from voting was uncertain. , Sally Sez Intermountain News means committee submitted a minority of report urging that about the sum be obtained by legalizing and taxing 2.75 per cent beer. These congressmen were T. U. Cullen and C. D. McSullivan of New York, and Cormack of Massachusetts. They said they failed to understand a point of view which complacently accepts the shire preferential r I e s,' and Mr. .taxation of Illegal brewing and wine Roosevelt captured nmklug through the levies proposed In tlie Granite States the present .bill on malt sirup, wort, and grape concentrate, yet refuses to for eight delegates s civil diso-. his forced In the naagree with a legal tax on legally made Mahatma gandhi-received has movement inbeer. Restoration . of the brewing tional ronventidn. Unofficial returns dustry, they argued further, would put strong reinforcements, having been Joined by the Jamist nl Ulema, an orthousands of jobless back to work. showed the Rooseielt ganization that embraces the entire candidates of pledged Representative J. W. Martin, Jr. Moslem priesthood of India. The a were elected by Massachusetts, a Republican, presentdecreed a country-wid- e picket-- , e priests upproxl-Sim-of ed margin strong objections to the proposed, Britof to the ing liquor shops deprive the candidates import levy on gasoline and oil, and dewere voted for separately the individ he Indicated that his Opposition to this ish government of revenue, and InMoslem to cided close all higher disual totals varied, slightly.- Four feature was shared . by many repretrict delegates, were elected, two from sentatives from states along the At- stitutions of learning so the students can Join In the movement. each congressional district-- and each, lantic seaboard. " . . l of these ,delegates h.ave' a full It was alleged, by INSTIGATED. . vote. only thirteen opposing votes 1 William Zt Foster and other ComA lighter tote than was' expected In WITH house passed the La Guardla; munists, more tlign three thousaud-Joblesthe cities to which the Smith forces bill after seven hours men and woffien tried to storm looked for their greatest strength, toof debate in which but two men spoke gether with a- rural vote generally fa- against the measure. . The La Guardia the Rouge River plant of the Motor company Ih Detroit. With vorable to Roosevelt, combined . to bill differed in minor particulars from rocks and clubs they fought fiercely make the result. The vote of t'lie the Norris bill passed by the senate, so with the police and firemen called out states cities was divided althe legislation went to conference. to restrain them, and tear gits bombs most evenly between the Smith and When It becomes law the yellow not avail to stop them because did 224 towns Roosevelt slates and the contracts which btnd workers not a high wind carried off the fumes. furnished the majority by; which the dog to organize will no longer be recogForced back to the gates of the plant, governor's ticket, carried the state. nized and federal Judges will be llim the police finally fired three volleys The Smith candidates for delegates Ited stringently In their powers to riot guns, and the mob took to from at large carried, only three cities. quiet labor disputes by Injunction. It was found that four persons flight Keene, Berlin and Manchester. Above these mandates the act declares had been killed and more than fifty Ini'o lafavor An unopposed Republican ticket, the policy of the nation Is jured. Among the Tatter was Ifarry pledged to President Hoover, was bors right to organize and bargain Bennett, chief of the Ford service de. elected. It consisted of seven .delecollectively.- partment. who was severely beaten. gates at large and four district deleFoster and the other Communist lendgates. PUSHED off the front page by the ers took no part in the riot and afterThe Roosevelt victory was expected baby kidnaping, the ward could not be found by the auto have an important bearing on the embroglio still field first thorities. Prosecutor Harry S. Toy of Massachusetts primary on April- 28. place among; International affairs. The Detroit said he was considering plactruce at Shanghai did ing criminal syndicalism charges beSmith has given consent to the use of not last more than a few fore the grand Jury, and would bring his name there and a ticket of candihours, and though Gen.. murder charges of the Injured dates for delegates has been prepared. and bis police .officers should die. Tsai Ting-ka- i Roosevelt supporters predicted a Roosevelt ticket would be entered army had been pushed back further than the MassachuIn slate Smith' the against world lost a great ' FRANCEInand the death of Aristide originally setts. . Japanese . the demanded, the invadNext came the Minnesota DemoBrland, foremost European apostle of ers, strengthened by international cratic state convention to choose deleamity. Worn out by his fresh troops and more long years of arduous gates to the national gathering. Smith guns, Insisted on furand Roosevelt supporters quarreled labor, he succumbed ther Chinese withto uremic poisoning, fiercely and the former, finding themexdrawal. They selves in the minority, bolted and held lie was accorded a tended their lines day state" funeral but In' a convention of their own which by day, and some of accordance with 'his picked a delegation that will vote for. their officers declared last wish he was Smith, in Chicago though uninstructed. it was their Intention to move toward The regular delegation was instructed quietly burled at. CoNanking at least as far as Chang-chow- , his country to support Roosevelt. ckerel, which Is 120 miles northwest of M. Briand, who place. Shanghai. Meanwhile, It was reportwas nearly seventy has ed, large numbers of Chinese soldiers COLONEL LINDBERGHS baby years oldj had- been at this writing, were being added to General Tsai's returned, 12 times, and premier nor has the Identity of the kidnapers forces, and In consequence General over again over and been made known. This despite the Shirakawa, Japanese commander, Isthe held had post of efforts of all agencies In the land, sued a warning that he would reopen He minister. foreign from the federal government down to hostilities If the Chinese attempted and active figwas for long a brillla-nt leaders of the underworld. Negotialine held by the Japthe afure- In French and international tions for contact with the criminals anese. to and fils efforts fairs, In the are reported to have been put AS was foreseen, the smaller powrelations between Ills country hands of Morris Rosner, a mysterious ers In the League of Nations assembly friendly were untiring. He led and Germany current figure of New York, and tried to force the league to take dras--. in tfie of the Locarno pact In forging stories say the restoration of the child tic action against Japan, and were 1925 and with Frank B. been have and payment of the ransom blocked by the great powers, which in creating .the anti-wa- r treaty Kellogg delayed by fear of the abductors that would be the ones directly affected by That bears their names. an Being Officials in they would be trapped. such a course. For themSir John Simon, United he the States Idealist, proposed charge of the case declared they were British foreign secretary, proposed the of Europe, which Is still a matter of still making progress," and privately remind Japan of discussion league should aga-iamong the nations of the some of them said they were sure the her treaty .and covenant obligations, Old world. Germany recognized that well be was and safe and would baby Secretary Stimsons declararestating In Briands passing her best friend returned to his parents after the ex- tion that advantages gained by' force In other lands had gone. citement had subsided. cannot be recognized ; should take the The United States mourns the death stand that Shanghai will be cared for of John Philip Sousa, its most famous of the war policies by the great powers, and that the ManTHE and march king, whose master band opinion IN commission, congress should have churian problem should be shelved for music has been, an Inspiration and a authority In time of war to fix prices the present. The debate was rather delight to several generations of Amerin order to prevent profiteering. This warm, but finally a committee was ap- -' icans. For twelve years he was leader pointed to draft a resolution expresswas a vital part of of the Marine Corps band, and then ing the leagues attitude and intenthe report made to the he organized his own noted band with tions.. President by the comwhich he toured the world. During mission and a constithe war he was in. the naval service, tutional amendment to PRESIDENT HOOVER, recognizing being musical, director at Great Lakes. demand for economies that effect was IntroIn government expenditures, announced duced In the senate interest was that the entire administrative staff was CONSIDERABLE by Senator Arthur IL in Colowith congress In trying Vandenherg of Michirado Springs, Colo., of Mrs. Itutli IlaD-nto cut down federal coss by reorganigan, a member of the McCormick, former congres.swornnn-at-'argcommission. It w is zation, but the house Democrats workfrom Illinois, and Albert G. referred to the Judiing on the economy plans were not Simms of Albuquerque, N. M former satisfied. Chairman Byrns of the speciary committee. member of congress. After the cerecial economy committee called for The proposed amendAlbumony the couple left for more specific suggestions from the ment calls for an adwill where reside. they querque, President. lie said the only adminisdition to the existing The marriage was not a surprise, official had who volunteered tration Fifth amendment, providing that in friends had for several assistance was Brig. Gen. Frank T. for their time of war congress may regulate It would come about. suspected years for the regulation of the Hines, director of the veterans adminwho proposed reductions istration, prices, rent, or compensation to be exrebellion came to a in payments the bureau is now making acted or paid by any person In respect FINLANDS the surrender of the of disabled classes veterans. of the sale, rent, or use of any real to certain movement. The the of leaders Lapua tne Mr. said President, Surely Inor personal property, tangible or would-brevolutionists evacuated this had has information for Byrns, tangible, without regard to any limito the garrison marched some Mantsala, time and the question In naturally or tation contained this article any town of Tusby and laid down their arises why he did not take the reother article of the Constitution." Dearms. Their chieftains were put In In his last message sponsibility Should corporations or persons sucof cember this legisrecommending prison and probably will be tried for ceed In evading such a price fixing would now have the which lation he high treason. As Is so often the case. regulation, the commission suggests a he Is suspected that the rebellion was withIt understand approves further check on profits by recom- country It Is." financed what out by the Communist Internastating just Inmending a 05 per cent tax on all The senatedidnt the tional. help economy come In time of war In excess of the for it passed the agriculaverage Income of the preceding three plans much, ture bill after adding $2,015,054 to the REPORTS from all parts of the years. tell of the success attendappropriations authorized by the house. The total of the measure as it ing the efforts of the Citizens' Reconnew tax bill designed headed left tfie senate and went to conference by struction organization, WHEN the$1,100,000,000 in increased Senator McKellar. Frank Knox of Chicago, In getting was $177,424,708. revenues had been presented to the King and Tydings tried In vain to hoarded money back Inft) trade chanhouse, several complications arose that knock large sums out of the figure; nels and thus helping to restore pubpromised considerable debate. Three even the $1,450,000 item for grasslic confidence. Democratic members of the ways and hopper control was retained. i(7 h WoDtarn Ncwan&ner Union.) FIRST bloodD.In the 2 EAMON DE VALERA is now the of the Irish Free State. He was elected to succeed William T. Cosgrave by the dall elreann and took office at once. Of tfie seats In the assembly De Valeras Flanna Fall party holds 72. The Cosgrave party has 56, the Laborites . k, . know It paya to advartiaa. Wo natlca what's befors oar ayaa. To light.n, brljrhtm. chocr oar ways, Wa aso oloctrical displays. W, HE.WillETiTJSI QinzSL Ask Toar Grocer For TWIN PEAKS BIIAND TOMATOES BEANS Rocky Mountain Packing Co. PEAS Balt Lako City. 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A similar wage was decided on at the Idaho Wool Growers convention In Pocatello. REX BURG, IDA. Due to unusual moisture conditions throughout southern Idaho at present, it is likely that dry farm wheat acreage will be Increased perhaps 25 per cent this year In the sections of tha upper Snake River valley. 1EED Ask Yonr Druggist For A Ar&Jk AN MILK OF MAGNESIA INTERMOUNTAIN - PRODUCT Thickly Populated Java, one of the Dutch East Indies, has the densest populated land mass in the world, 648.4 to the square mile. SPERE TENT & AWNING Co. Z7S SO. WEST TEMPLE Everything In Canvas Goods JPJSJF GASOLINE Packed With Power Nothing is so dangerous as an ignorant friend; a wise enemy is worth more. La Fontaine. per week will bs paid for ths best articls on Why yon made thou id use Intermountain Goods Similar to above. Send to verse In or your story pros Product! Column, P. O. Bog 1545, Salt Lako City. If your story appears in this tolumn you will receive check for W. N. U--- $. 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