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Show THE SAUNA SUN. SAUNA. UTAn News Review of Current Events the World Over Intermountain News Briefly told for Busy Readers SMOKING COSTS $10 SPOTTKI) I EVER FATAL CATTLE LOSS SEVERE RODENT BITES BABE DAIRIES IN DANGER . Cuh.i Quieting Down With De Cespedes as President Basic Industries Slow With Codes Johnson F.OrSE, IDA. C. D. Owens pleaded. guilty in the court of IlHgh Adair, probate judge for Boise county, to a 'charge of smoking on the Boise national forest and wis fiped $10 and costs of court. nirCE, UT. Expenditures totaling $110,330.02 have been made from the relief fund created nine years ago to aid deiendents of the 172 men killed in the Castlegate mine explosion on March 8, 1924. BOISE, IDA. W. II. Austeon, Owyhee county prospecal tor of Bruneau, died at a Boise of spotted fever. The centenarian was well known as the oldest Mason in Idaho. . . EPHRAIM, IJT. Supervisor W. E. Humphries of the Manti national forest, states that an unusually large amount of cattle are dying from larkspur poison, on the south half of the forest this year. MAGNA, UT. Brain fever has struck down 50 horses here, and is spreading rapidly, it is rejiorted. PROVO, UT. The attention of local health officers has bean drawn, to a case where a babe was attacked in its crib by a ferocious rat. The babe, according to the report, suffered severe lacerations about its feet and toes ns a result of the attack. HURRICANE, UT. The annual Hurricane Peach Day celebration has been set for August 31 and September 1. At this celebration the county I club contest work in demonstrations, judging, health contests and exhibits will be held. SALT LAKE (TTY, UT. Twenty dairies supplying milk for the Halt Lake market have been ordered to reduce the bacteria content of their product or to cease selling it in the city. SALT LAKE CITY, UT. The Utah state building program, soon to be launched, includes $010,000 for the University of Utah, $210,000 for the state training school at American Fork, $140,000 for the state industrial school ut Ogden, $115,000 for the school for the deaf and blind at Ogden; $120, 000 for the Utah state mental hospital at Provo, for the state fair, $(10,000 for the national guard, $393,000 for the Utah State Agricultural college at Logan, and $20,(100 for Weber college at Ogden, a total of $1,083,900. RENO, NEV. An asserted east-welove triangle climaxed with the torture murder of Don Loy, a Chinese, whose body, bound with wire, and beaten over tbe head, was found in his automobile near a race hos-Itit- d $2,-OO- O st track. BOISE, IDA. Idaho has applied for Its full allotment of $180,000 in federal, relief funds for the present quarter ending September 30, Park Carver, Idaho director of relief, said and explained that the amount was only one third of that spent during the preceding quarter because of a., new federal regulation. SALT LAKE (TTY, UT With the payment of $150,000 to beet growers by the Utah-IdahSugar company, Oct. 15, a total of $2,000,-00- 0 will have been paid out to the growers of Utah and approximately $5,000,000 will have been paid out in the Utah-Idahcompany territory. Tliis contemplated payment will be made under the terms of what is known as a participating contract. LOGAN, UT. 1000 applications for wheat allotment contracts under the government bounty plan of production control have boon mailed to Cache county farmers. BOISE, IDA. Idaho has a prospect of leading the nation in yield per acre of onions this year, a report of J. II. Jacobson, federal crop statistician reveals. The crop for the state was estimated at (558,000 bushels compared with 720,000 bushels last year, the reduction being attributed to a reduction from 1,000 to 1,400 acres planted. IIEBER, UT. Wasatch county has Imposed a quarantine upon horses in an effort to save animals In the county from an outbreak of encephalomyelites, such as has in other parts of the state. The quarantine was authorized by the board of county commissioners. BAUER, UT. Local mines have giving employment to a large number of men. BOISE, IDA. In spite of hot weather, beans, apples and sugar beets promise a bigger yield this year than last, Julius II. Jacobson, federal crop statistician, estimated, but other crops appear likely to be less. o o d OGDEN, UT. Members of the executive board of the Utah State Canning Crops association, at a meeting in the Hotel Ben Lomond, voted to make an appeal to cannera of Utah for an increase in the price of all canned vegetables of 25 per cent over the contract price negotiated in March, 1933. RICHFIELD, UT. The tax levies have been set to apply in Sevier county for the year 1933, which raises the county levy three mills above last year. . . Relies on the Women. By EDWARD W. PICKARD criminals, UNCLE SAMS war on aDd racke- kidnapers teers, made progress in some regions, notably in the capture in Texas of Harvey Bailey, escaped convict and leader of desperadoes who Is wanted for numerous crimes in the Middle West, Including the machine gun massacre last June at the Kansas City Union station. Bailey also is charged with the recent kidnaping of C. F. Urschel. Oklahoma oil operator, and ten othersrmplTcated in that crime have beeD nabbed. The federal crusarders, however, staged an awful flop near Chicago. Government agents, policemen and .deputy sheriffs to the number of 250, equipped with airplanes, squad cars, machine guns . and bombs, cornered two kidnapers for whom they had laid a trap, chased them by land and air all over the" western part of Cook county, and then had to admit their quarry had escaped. The kidnapers had been .halted with a promise .of collecting a second $50,000 from Jake Fartor. They are supposed to be members of the- - Roger Touhy gang, four of whom, Including the leader, are government prisoners under indictment for the kidnaping o.f William-Ilamrn- , Jr., wealthy St. Paul brewer. Chicagos law authorities are doing better. The courts: are manned by Judges who have given up their vacations, and every day sees a number of desperate criminals convicted and sentenced to prison terms. The usual long delays granted to defendants in such cases are being., refused by the Judges, .and the unsavory lot of law- yers who get rich defending known uiurdere.rs and gangsters are rfther dumfounded. steel leaders took one look at him and walked out Green declared this act was a chal Into normal living under Its new pro and continvisional President. Carlos Manuel de lenge to the government. ued': Cespedes. Killing The question is whether steel Is to and looting, that prevailed for several dictate to the government or' whether, days accompanying the government Is going to set up mathe ousting of the chinery under the Industrial recovery Machado regime, act and require Industry to work with ceased In . the main, that machinery. Shortly thereafter the labor advls though the pursuit and board formally protested his ex of or ory slaughter capture elusion.' porristas was continJohnson described It as' Miss Per- ' ued. The long sufferkins' departy and declined further dising Cubans were termined to wipe out cussion. The labor secretary, who continued in conference with the steel all. those murderous leaders withoOt Green, made no stateMaof members ment. chado's secret police. Dr. De Cespedes Better progress was tiiade with the appointed Ills cabinet ministers, most of them belonging to the ABC qr the oil ami automobile codes. The former, it was believed, would provide Nationalist party, and they were sworn In. The President himself took the for a' measure of government super vision of prices. A group of Texas post of secretary of state. Castillo oil producers who challenged the conwar and of minister was made Pokorny Col. Ernsmo Delgado, leader of the milstitutionality of the recovery act met defeat In the District of Columbia Suto Machado forced that coup itary RUSSIANS. Jews preme court. Justice Joseph Cox deco.mman-dedec, was appointed military are " concocting a nied .the application for an injunction of Havana. world pTot against Germany, accord-- ' Machado, who fled to Nassau In the against sections of the law permitting ing to Der Deutsche of Berlin official Bahamas by airplane, accompanied by federal regulation of oil- production. organ of the Nazi "laseveral of his closest friends, was rebor front. The paper G'ULI.OWING a conference of Presi ported to have taken with him several cites, as proof tha million dollars though he left behind dent Roosevelt and his executive secret negotiations even his clothing. Ills wife and other council, it was announced that the are being carried on, members of the family escaped the administration approved the Chicago the simultaneous presvengeance of the mobs by taking a Board of Trade's decision to withdraw ence at the French gunboat yacht to Key West. Fla., whence the peg from wheat futures. Secretary resort of Royat of Wallace said: they expected to go to New York tfnd of Baruch Bernard later to Paris. The ex dictator said he "We are going to do everything 'efNew York, Andre Tar-dieprobably would remain In Nassau and fective that we can to keep the price of France, Leon would not interfere with developments of wheat up. but we are not going to Maxim, LitTrotzly, In Culm. business. Tbe Russian indulge in sleight-of-hanforvinov, No one would even intimate that the peg was put in to give time to Iron eign commissar, and. fomented out a technical situation Roosevelt administration the Russian ambassaarising from the revolution, but the one extremely large speculative acdor to the republic of Turkey. State department In Washington cercount. We can't keep up the price of Former Premier Edouard Ilerriots tainly knew In advance just about wheat by legging futures. We are trip to Moscow Is also part of the plot what was going to happen In Cuba. It not engaging In operagainst Germany, according to Der knew Machado would be ousted, and ation. We will try to do as effectively Deutsche, which warns Germans that he would he succeeded by De Ces as possible the fundamental things against what it terms the dqpiiOity of pedes. Ambassador Welles was in which will keep the price of wheat up. the Soviet Russians and Jews who It. was announced, close touch with the revolutionaries want to profit hy the chaos and hatred also, that the govand was apprised of their plans. Asernment was waiving the bulk of ijts they sow among nations. sistant Secretary of Sfate Caffery was debt claims against cotton farmers The Swiss, on the other hand, claim kept Informed and. approved each step who have complied with the acreage to have discovered a Nazi plot, one of taken, and President Roosevelt apparreduction program so that about $1H), their papers eharging that Hitlers folently let him and Mr Welles work out (MM), IKK) would start moving In small lowers have launched- a propaganda the problem themselves. The Cuban's-selectechocks to farmers within a few days. campaign for the annexation of Ger-- . De Cespedes for the PresiThe same formula found for. cotton man Switzerland to Germany'.. will be used for wheat. ' An American sailor named Thorsten dency, but he received the XX K. of Washington before being named. Johnson was sentenced to six months The Islanders were' not coerced In any C'lRST of .the open disputes within In Jail at Stettin on charges of calling way by the United States, however, a Czechoslovakian Jew,, the personnel of the recovery adChancellor and the three American warships that ministration resulted in the resigna and the American authorities were were sent to Havana and Manzanillo tlou of Prof. W. F. Ogburn as a mem to move for his release. were sent only to protect American ber of the consumers' lives and property. advisory board. JAPANS fine navy Of about 2S0 What part in the revolution was south from Tokyo, unwho Is an econplayed hy the National City Bank of omist from the Uni der personal command of Emperor New York and Electric Bond and of Uhieago, Hirnhito, and began the maneuvers versity Shares, which have heavy Interests in was vexed because that take the form of an encounter Cuba, has not been revealed. Both Mrs. Mary Harr! man with a hypothetical foe attacking concerns hnd formerly been considered Rumsey, chairman of Japan from the equatorial Pacific. It supporters of Machado, but seemingly was assumed that the enemy fleet had the. hoard, appointed they did not lift a hand to save him seized the Caroline and Marshall Mrs. Hugh R. John from destruction. Probably they will son, wife of the ad islands, between the Philippines and come out at the bjg end of the horn Hawaii, which the League of Naniinistrator, chairman when the Island Is rehabilitated. This of the complaint com- ' tions turned over to Japan under manrecovery, Cuban business men feel, Is date after the Germans lost them in mittee, and declared certain If the price of sugar can be . the committee was the World war. raised a cent or n cent and a half a unable to fulfill its functions. Ogburn pound, which can he done if the United told Johnson the consuming public was HOUGH the old prohibition buStates tariff of two cents a pound is not being protected, nnd later he said reau has been abolished, and rereduced or abolished. They believe, that tlie expressed policy of the NRA peal is expected before the close of too, that Cuba would then become n of the year, liquor control is neither keeping purchasing power moving good customer for American goods. alongside of rising prices will he dead nor forgotten, in the words of Cubas national debt, hugely increased blocked, I predict, for want of I,. McHenry Howe. Tbe secretary to the under Machado, also will have to be qunte indexes. President Said the bureau hnd merely refunded, for the interest and amortiThe complaints" (against violations been absorbed h.v the division of inzation payments now. amount to of codes by employers), I recommend, vestigation of the Department of Jus$1,5(H),()0() a month. should be handled by a line organiza tice. adding that "if any racketeers or President Roosevelt was so satisfied tion nnd not h.v an RdvisbryThoard. bqotleggers are holding celebrations witli the state of affairs In Culm that Mr. Johnson's only comment on Proover the supposed demise of the buhe went for a short motor trip in the fessor Oghurns resignation was, Its reau' they are due for an awful shock. Virginia mountains. Before leaving all right with me." When the Eighteenth amendment Washington he and President De CesFlying in an army plane to S'. is repealed." Howe added, the bootpedes exchanged friendly messages. Iyouls. Mr. Johnson made a stirring ap legger will find himself if anything 'in Secretary of State Hull explained to peal for support of the President's recloser quarters than now.. Uncle Sam the press that Cuba had really not had employment program, asserting its sucIs counting on several hundreds of a change of government. lie said it cess depended upon of the millions of dollars from revenue taxes, was a mere change of personnel withpeople In each town, and, in the last which will lighten the taxpayers bur out any alteration In the structure or analysis, upon the women. Woman densand if you are laboring unde In defense of the support of her home." processes of government. Consequent any illusion that he doesnt .intend to. l.v. .he said, the United States did not he said, "is about as safe for triflers collect every red cent of It you are find it necessary to extend recognition ns a lioness at the door of a denful of the mistake of yqur life. ' making to President De Cespedes since he cults. When every American house came in under the constitutional methwife understands that the Rlue Eagle graft in od of succession In Culm. on everything that she permits to come Determined to prevent of- the governinto her home Isa symbol of its restoraments huge $3h8K).(KK).000 public works tion to security, may God have mercy oil. coal and automobile in fund, Secretary Ickes, the administraSTEEL, on the man or group of men who atlooked upon ns basic, announced' appointment of ten retor, to with trifle bird. that were still unable to formulate codes tempts gional Inspectors as the nucleus of an satisfactory to their various faetions organization to see to it that the govand to the national re PYRTS of four provinces in China ernment gets its money's worth. to he flooded by the covery administration. will receive their orders from waters of the Yellow river and many andThey This slowed up the report directly to Louis R. Glavis, thousands of the wretched inhabitants NBA stride so much chief of the division of investigations hnve been drowned. The flood was of the Interior that President Roosedepartment. said to he the worst since 1SS7. Sev velt called on Hiigh All engineers, familiar with coneral important towns were in danger struction work, the Johnson to get quick Inspectors will be of utter destruction. action, and the admin charged with seeing that contract Istrator told the leadspecifications are fully met, and with ers. In the Industries VRTINEZ MERA, who waslnnugu. f Investigating evidences of conspiracy 1 that they must at rated president of Ecuador only In bidding and complaints. once agree on codes last December, may have to give up his providing minimum high office, for he doesnt seem to he ITAI.O BALBO and his fellow wages and maximum satisfactory to the country. The con brought their great seahours. There was an unpleasant in gress voted. 42 to 22. to send a com to Italy and were given back planes In the Iron and steel discussions mission to him- to ask -- him in the a cident welcome by Premier Mussolini and that caused further delay. William name ot democracy to let the popular the people that was much like the will rule. Green, president of tne American Fed igitest dispatches from of the ancient Caesars. Bal-- 1 triumphs eration of Labor, went into a confer Quito said soldiers were guarding bo was made air marshal and each It Is hard ence as a member of the NRA labor the presidential palace; hut of his men was promoted and decoto say which way Latin American advisory board and also on the Invi rated. will tation of Secretary Perkins. But the soldiers Jump. A ail WMtarll Nvanntf ITkiM. from Its spasm CUBA, recoveringbegan to settle back r - otti-cla- l pre-parih- Og-bur- Gen. 1 OUR CHILDREN , ' 88 PATRl Cy ANGELO - " . A BROKEN DAY made out hef daily After mornjng exercises arithmetic drill,, special emphasis on minus seven. Written arithmetic special emphasis onra man bad and a man gave away with special attention to Peter and Katherine. Miss Maria felt the first setback was to be a broken day when the principal escorted two. Indians in full regalia to the platform. 'DeaT, dear. I suppose they will talk half an. hour. There goes my arithmetic .drill. They. did Talk a half hour and the children leaning far over the edge of their seats took in every- word, wftr whoops and all." ";ell. said Miss Maria, as the class .Bled Into their seats with rather mope noise thhn usual, we are a little bit behind this morning but we will work hard to (hake up,. Row one, stand. . Seven take two . ' . The door opened and it) walked the superintendent, note book In hand, spectacles adjusted to the seeingest Good morning. Miss Maria. angle. I've jtlst come In to see how well these children are getting along. Perhaps they would like to read for mg. Miss Mprla groaned In secret This meant getting out the readers. Somehow they got through the ; morning. The afternoon session opened 4 may as well in comparative calm. try. to get in the drawing lesson. The, supervisor will be along and those for her,' spring pictures arent-readMonitors, give? thought Miss Maria. out 'drawing material. The monitors did. Bang, bang, hung, bang, BANG,, went the rapid dismissal gongs. All, out on record time, lined up in the 'yard for inspection Whew- the class trooped back' the classroom was a sight. A stray breeze the clean white had wandered drawing sheets vy ere lijtered about the . floor. Monitors, pick up the papers. Martha, fill the pans. Peter, bring a fresh package .of paper. Wq will paint . spring pictures. I'll let them paint as long as they like. Theres- - no sense in trying ta' stick to a schedule on a day tike-this- , sakl Miss Maria to hey astonished and Bewildered self. That afternoon as Martha put the blackboard . jub'bere away and' Peter counted the readers, and the class sat ready for the bell, Iltirabvlle looked' up at her teacher' and said, Didn't we have a good time today? Just like a party." A broken day comes as a welcome break iq the . childs routine, tie doesn't feel .as bad about It as you do, perhaps. Anjrway it is not wis to allow a routine .to become so firmly set that It cannot be without catastrophe. .When-- . It . broken the' best of it. make. pomes MISS MARIA "of-wh- - ... 'It ieeme that ite greased and yre havent much hope. But we find very often that hardship toot ends, we (et down to earth In the midst of our friends. DOME INDUSTRY , LETS PATRONIZE . If HEWLETiTiS; ASK YOUR DRUGGIST ' FOR APES' Witch Hazel Cream (SKIN LOTION) AN INTER MOUNTAIN PRODUCT THIS WEEKS PRIZE STORY y - EVERYTHING FOR THE BuiLDER ; . ! LUMBER . SASH DOORS.MOULDINGS ' GLASS OIL PAINT . PLUMBING FIXTURES . ' VALVES PIPE . Ketchum 780 W. . . - Builders" Supply 4th So. Salt Lake City : . .' Oar local grocer is a young fello, and' his store is small and crowded. But he is laying the foundation to a bigger and better business, because his shelves are filled with Interaiountain Made Products. I always experience a thrill of pride when I enter his place and see the variety 1 can Made Products of lntennountain select from, for I know my money is well, spent and doing a double duty. EMILY SPENCER, Gray, Idaho. THE WEAK BROTHER : "" " my Jimmlfe went .into. the candy store and spent a ((yESTERDAY half, dollar that he had taken from my purse.. He gave all the. candy to. two' boys in his class. 1 find that be has been doing like this for a long time. Well, all tjiis term. Since ha has been in the class with these boys . Please send me full details about They make him steal for them. He is new Frigidaire that uses nc the I .want them locked afraid of them. current than one electric light pmre up right, away. If they are not locked and also the super models. bulb, into serious up. my boy will' get ' ' .' ' H. BINTZ CO. . trouble.". . . . SALT LAKE CITY When such' i) thing as' that happens to your .child sit down by yourself, nnd think. Think thf thing through. SOUTHERN PACIFIC Why was it, this qhiid was selected to Cent-A-Mi- le do the pilfering? Why was it not one of the otliet children?-- Why did the ctiild not .tell, you about his troubles? Because he was. the boy of she was' the. girl, ready for the job.' Npt that Hie chid willed to do such O .Roundtrips for about lc a It is possible that he never a thing mile to all S. P. points in Nevthought of it. But that he' was mentalada, California and Oregon, etc. weak enough, spiritually weak ly The generous return limit gives enough, to fall under the pressure "of-thyou plenty of tune for a trip to California. stronger 'spirits. Arguing that he was afraid of them gets us nowhere. Start your trip Fear is the expression of weakness. What we must discover Is the cause 31, .of his fear and the reason of his weakBe back by midnight, Sept. 12th ness WHY wps this child ready tof . ROUND TRIP this kind of a Job? Waste no time in berating the chilEXAMPLES FROM dren who used the child for their own' OGDEN. OR SALT LAKE ends. Ctiildreu have no understand . in question. ing of the moralities SAN FRANCISCO They must be trained into them and ca-6ALAND the leading safely be left to the teachers and parents while you attend SACRAMENTO to the weak child. RENO Sometimes a child Is driven beyond his powers in school. The parents are ELKO so anxious to have their children shi.ne WELLS that they push .i.hem on, make them For farther information writ take courses they are not fitted to D. R. OWEN lake, make them try to adjust to sitGcnI Agent uations for which they are mentally, j " unfitted and and Pacific Lines ' Southern physically socially 41 Main St. So. the children wwrry themselves Into. Salt Lake City, Utah weakness and illness and trouble. These things are likely to happen even wheD we have done our best to provide good associations for the chil.StiElK'BRANDPiCKlESy dren. Even the best neighborhood produces its wuywurd ones. But the weak child is the victim every time. Hn AA per week will be paid If he ts weak the other children )S i I ft I for the best articl on ,.why yo0 soon find it out and pick on him. made use Intermountain should They chase him and make him redeem Similar to above. Send Goods verse to in himself with a ransom. or prose your etory Product Column. P. O. Have the weak child examined and Box 1555, Salt Lake City. If roar treated Change his school. Change tory appears in this column yoa will rehis associates Say nothing about his ceive check for old trouble. Build him up to standard and his fear will vanish with his weakness. W.N.U, Salt Uk. City WkI( No. 1334 W. 7 Labor Day Excursion Aug. SepL 3-4 " $16.85 16.85 15.65 12.35 5.70 4.55 $3.00 A. 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