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Show f V tTAH MojIj fair Friday and Saturday. ' TEMPERATURES Botioa Bid. t Boaton Bid. " Thursday Min. ....' PRICE am. Friday m- (t jSoon Friday SI Friday - Friday 53 FIVE CENTS 1 it SALT' - Davis Cup Donor Beats Champ Duo r Restored by Poincares Open Recognition of Validity of Debt Despite Pre-Electi- Executive' Speeches Protection. WASHINGTON, July 12 (CPN) Whatever course thq controverPromising sy in France of the n agreement may take, the outstanding fact which has created a Even High Protectionprofound lm. ist Balk preaalon la that at 'Highest Premier P o Incare haa acBill in History; Duty knowledged on ' behair of France Result. Fears" Grange the validity of the obligation. a i Although BY WILLIAM 8 NEAL. no time has there been any Speial Leased Wire Service To Ileserot Newsy doubt on this aide of the At WASHINGTON. July 12. (INS) lantic that the Th. Senate finance committee war debts were a distinct obliga- will rewrite the Hawley tariff bill tion of tha passed by the House and materially Frenoh govern- - slash the rates In highest 1. LAWRENCE. ment, various tar.ff bill In history. 'the it was prepolitical groups In Paris have attempted from time to time to refer dicted today following a aeries of to the fund advanced as a "politi- rapid-fir- e developments in the cal debt." For many years since tariff fight. the war the debt of France to the President Hoover Is represented United Stales has never been included in the annual budget. being considerably perturbed A considerablenumber of over the criticism directed at the French leaders have led public House bill that many of the House opinion in France to believe that ratee are higher than necessary to protect industries, and would lead debts" need not be political ha- - Premier Poincare has paid. done to unwarranted price boosts. At is to erase any such impression so the same time he la committed by far as his ministry is concerned campaign speeches to a tariff His full and frank acknowledgwhich insures the home market for ment of the war debt to America American producers. Not only are Democratic leaders has done more to restore confidence In French finance than any keeping up their tirade against the one thing since the International measure, but two of the Senate's of negotiations first began, outstanding advocate high e n a protective tariffs Senator Wataon American officials now are con- of Indiana, Republican leader, and vinced that Premier Poincare ha Senator Reed (R) of Pennsylvania had a difficult political situation to -- have told the president that in France, but that he haa many rates m tha House bill are dealt wth it for the best interests too high. of his country In the future. AmSenate opinion on tha Roue bill erican investors for example would crystalized rapidly with complenever be inclined to buy French tion by Senate securities in th decs of repudia- hearings upon rato schedules. The tion of a debt which might have full finance Committee today is had political aspects from the engaged in hearings on tha free French viewpoint but which In the liat, with hearings on administraUnited States was regarded as one tive features to follow. hundred percent a commercial The 'action of leaders of the -- transaction between nations. automobile industry In announcing The record which the French their willingness a cut In are making In acknowladgement of the automobile to accept la being used the Indebtedness and providing for as an argument tariff lower for tariffs -- Ha payment may mean more ten la many industries which have years from today than It does how achieved almost complete domiespecially if thera should aver be nance of tha world market. a revision of the debt agreement It la considered not unlikely that WASHINGTON. July 12. (API A Senate tariff subcommittee Was a new agreement might be made ten years hence in which the pay- told today by Fred Brenckman of ments would be spread over a long- the National Grange, that the farer period than that provided In the mer would be harmed rather than agreement and helped by proposed duties on hides perhaps with lower rates of in- leather, shoes and sugar. terest. It will all depend upon the French ecoromlc position at the time and whether either France or Hie United States wants to benefit Germany bcadse under the Young . plan two. thirds of any reduction will go to the Germans. TEXARKANA. Ark (AP) The action of the French parthis town on th bolder of liament Is awaited here with eager- Once - and TexasArkansas boasted two ness because If the marrying J. p.'s" vising splcndrrt-l- y agreement is ratified wit ho for such matrimonial business ervations It fll clar UP the en- a came their way. tire foreign situation as far a Now thero is one elopers .elief America is concerned. From that station time forward the American gov- curbstonewith the rivals doing a business under a single ernment will fce in a position to obw " serve the commercialization of war banner. The irksome marriage laws of debts order the Young plan, with- Texas the out itself being handicapped as new brought It all about, coslegislation shackling the heretofore. (Copyright. 1929.) mic urge w th three-da- y banns and physical examinations .ending the young lovers far afield In search of quick action. They find It here now that J. S Draper, 7$ and G. M. Orr, 74. have buried the hatchet and set uo a coupling stand just outside the ofPARIS, July 12. (AP) Luclen fice of the county clerk, Young Texans turn to Arkansas Klotz, minister of finance In the Clemente au wartime cabinet, was as the nearest harbor. Mexico with sentenced to two years' imprison- marriage licenses retailing at I I ment and fined SO francs (12.00) offers no relief; Louisiana requires examination; the "25 today on the triple charge of a physical of red tape" In New Mexlcs swindling, abdae of confidence and mile Is burdensome, and Oklahoma la issuing checks without fund. too far removed for moet of the state. But her on the border nestles Two New Divisions in the Texarkana, and juat whey clerks office debou he ,n Bureau of Standards countv the street the two ancient lustlcei of th peace have gvne in tor ln WASHINGTON. July 12. (AP) the future growth of Texas suring crebeen Two new divisions have tn a large way. ated la th commerc.al standardiFor "In union there la stren .h zation group of th bureau of stan- and also "Love a war." dard to meet h steadily grow- Not to mention win find "Many hand make ing demand of American inJustry light tabor. for government cooperation In promoting standardization an! aimpl'-- f cation of eommodlt.es. Nine Chd of Ten Have Tha new divisions, Secretary announced tod av. will deal Measles, Report Shows with trade standards and specifdirectbe will ication. Th former WASHINGTON, July 13. AP) ed by I J. Fairchild and th latNine out of ten of America popter by A. 8. McAllister, both con- ulation have had the measles and nected with the commerce depart about thre fourths of tha populament. tion have had whooping cough. the Tarvrlr.g down somewhat number c f those who have had Pilot of Presidents tr.umpa and chicken pot come next in a report published today by the Dies in Washington U. 6. hea.tfc service. "In every instance the maximum 12 WASHINGTON. July IlNS) occurs under one year of Capt. Bill Luckett, veteran Poto- fatality "The mac river pilot, who brought the age." theof report asserted. measles, fatality whooning presidential yacht Mayflower safely cough and mumps decline to an up the river for many almost negligible percentage by five Is dead. y af'eetlon-ateibut of tb decline for age; years known Capt. Luckett, as "th grand old man of the acarlet fever and particularly diphmeans no a great as In Potomac. was the civilian pilot of theria la by th Mayflower, and knew all th the eas of th other three diswith ease." Roosevelt 'os' from (residents , th- - exception of Mr. Hoover. Ho was stricken with a heart atREBEL CHIEF KILLED. vear. 71 in hi Illness first hi tack, deal-'Wlt- Mellon-Brrcng- Texas Elopers Get Curb Stone Service Mellon-Bereng- K Former Minister Sentenced to Prison nt 12. (AP) Dwight F. Davis, (above) startled Manila today by playing two tarnishing rounds of tennis with the fastest players In the PblUpiHncs. c The governor-genersprang his biggest surprise when, paired with he defeated Manuel Barredo, Francisco and Guillermo Aragon. Philippine doubles champions and members of the Davis cup team. In three straight sets. Mr. Davis announced he would recommend the creation of two new zones foe Davis cup play. He la the donor of the cop.. He said one of the new zones proposed would he In Europe and the other In tho Orient. MANILA, July Gov-ern- General ROME FLIERS RETURN PLAN TRIP IN PLANE Flight Will be Made In Four Stages Cable To U. S. Says. NEW YORK. July . Roger Q. Williams and Captain Lewis A. Yancey will fly back home from Italy, they declared tO' day In a cablegram to the American Aeronautical corporation. The fliers will make the return flight in four From Milan they plan to stages. fly to Spain, thence to the Azores. Bermuda and New York. Their n craft Is a ship. ROME, July 12 (AP) Captain Lewis A. Yancey and Roger (J. Williams, accompanied by Undersecretary Balbu and Commander Francesco De Pinedo, inspected the plane Pathfinder today with a view to making a trip to Paris shortly for a reunion of the "Old Orchard Club Th Americans want to their promise to the French fliers Assolaiit. Le Fevre and Lotti that they would have a reunion in Mont-In martre if both crews succeeded crossing safely. ROME. July 12 (INS) Roger Q. Williams and Lewis A. Yancev, the Intrepid American airmen who (lew from Old Orchard. Maine, to Rome with one forced landing In northern Spain. wlH be received In audience by Pope Plus XI before they leave this city. j;,(LS) trans-Atlant- ic double-pontoo- trans-Atlant- British Navy Pays ' Final Respects to 20 Trapped in Sub PEMBROKE, Wal- -. July 12. (AP) The British urvy has said its goodbye to the 20 men who went o death in the sunken submarine. Just at sunset last night the mighty battleship Rodney led etx five and submarines destroyers ever the spot where the eubmersl-tl- e went down Tuesday after collision with thej,-12- . and rendered impressive last honors to the met) 330 feet below them. A short memorial service wa conducted aboard the Rodnev. cast 1po tha sea, and wreaths tha big guns of the battleship and her auxiliaries boomed tn final salute to tha gallant deed. Th admiralty announced that in view of the certainty all the men were dead further salvage efforts would be abandoned. Airplane Travel Rates Are Slashed ROOSEVELT FIELD. N. T.. July 12 (INS) A drastic cut In th prices, of airplane trips from New York to all sections of the country 'was announced hera today by th Roosevelt flying corporation, tha operating subsidiary of Roosevelt field, Die., Increased demand of tha public for airplane travti mad the reduction poselble. Seth Low, president of Roosevelt Field, Inc , declared Th price cut, which make the of airplane travel for vach MEXICO CITY. July 12. (AP) cot passenger approximately 25 cent A war department snnounce-tocta- y GENERAL STRIKE called. mUe.a of lhe distance said Faustina Golxanes "Cc- i- covered, Regard!also marks discontinue July 12 8 OSAKTOr ArgerrHne. which tero Pn have were k nuAlf a of th practice of Including "ce troubles gP.-Leh- or battle with federsom time charges for the return trip; whether 1ms existent berfey al at th village of Tiquistlan, or not tha passenger takes ad general hsv culminated In J vvntago of it.' strike. pre-iden- FRIDAY JULY 12 1929 Plane Passes 246th Hour; Engine Better LI.VER CITY. Calif, Jply are 12. (INS) Here some of the feala already accomplished by Loren Mcmlell and R. B. "Pete" Reinhart. of the record smashing plane Angeleno. Broke by wide margins every endurance record made Ity either heavier than air or lighter than aircraft. Traversed an approalmate distance of 24,500 miles, nearly equaling the ctrcumf era nets of the earth at the equator. transferred Successfully more than S.IHM gallons of gasoline and SO gallon of oil In IT refueling In midair. Demonstrated practicability of newly devised oil pump for rocker arms. Demonstrated hitherto unparalleled endurance of plane, equipment and motor, as well as flyers. Pointed to possibility of p round the world reflights with aid of mid-ai- r C Mellon-Berenge- - UTAH Six Great Feats Accomplished by Ten Day Flight Rate' SlaghingPredicted By David Lawrence. LAKE CITY a Thousands Laugh MIDWEST, KILLS As 12 Boy Scouts ONE, HURTS 18 Perish In Flames - TORNADO HITS Child Drowns in . Own Backyard ; Village , Refueling Plane Takes Marooned . Up Change of Clothing And Water For Bath as LTON'M Kas.J July 12 (AP) Eleventh Day Starts. The entire population of JJaxman. a small aoutheaat of Airmen Express Confidence They Will Pass 300 Hours; Physicians Marvel at Their Pluck. U I UR (MY, Calif, July (P) piloted 12. Hip. biplane Angeleno, In . Mendell and R. B. Reinhart, landed here at 2:13 p.m. lodav after having been in the air 2ifi hours and 44 minutes, nuking a new worlds refueling fl ghl endurance record. MAGRUDER GETS COMMAND OF PACIFIC SHIPS Mock Blaze at Festival Become Real; Throng Of Onlookers Unaware Cheer Dying Victims. towji Lyon, this afternoon was reported marooned by flooc waters tof cow creek on top of the, one building in the Village. Firemen Unable to Help two-stor- y As Flames Destroy DEVILS LAKE, N. D. July 12. (APJ Eighteen. pereerte- eere Injured thousands of dollars in property damaged and telephone and telegraph communication Interrupted in a tornado wMch struck this at;, Crary and Ardoch early today. John And Frank Yanderlyn, farmer lilng near Crary, were severely Injured when a tarn on their farm wa demolished, and George Jacobson, hired hand on a farm near Crary, received a broken leg were injured, Fifteen laborer none seriously when eight car of Northern Great a railway work train were blown from the rails, near' here. Buildings were damaged at Devils Lake, Crary and Ardoch. while a number of farm structures were razed in the vicinity oiXhose town; leveled crops in some sec- - Can-yasStruct- LYoutha . - Leap 40 Feet to Death GILUNGH VM. Kent, En- -. July 12 UNS) OriicUl in. vestigatlou was ordered today to determine the cause of tho fire which claimed the Uvea of 12 Boy Scouts here last night. The twelfth death era reported today. CULVER CITY, July 12. (INS) GILLINGHAM, Eng., July 12. The endurance flight of the. bN (AP) While laughing thousands elane Angeleno came near to a watched what they thought part rudden and dramatic er.d here at of a fire f'ghung show, eleven boy. 12:20 o clock this afternoon a the naval cadets and firemen weru ship swooped down wltlpn 20 feet burned to death here last night. - the ground to give a distress S'x wer seriously injured and w? signal for more gas taken to St. Bartholomew's hosfueling. tw The first indicate i" pital In aid ct which th feta had ' ht nrs rearm,- - lie end wa been held. 3P teen when the moto- - had difficult A specially erected model house, y In regaining al'ItuK. L ADMIR M4GRIDFR. designed to be the scene of a gala K (AP) TOPEKA, Kas, July fire rescue spectacle beTha pilots, Loren Mendell and N. Y. Clear skies today offered some 12 WASHINGTON, (AP) came brigade R B. Reinnart. had las&ed Instead the horrifying death their relief to Cenrai and Southern Kan- -- Secretary Adam Ju'y announced to- - trap for the twelve 245th hour of lopLnuous flying at sas, swept by flood waters a, the to fourteen day that Rear Admiral Magrud old boss who had so eagerly 1.30 today Their goal la 300 hours. result of heavy rains, as Hutchinha been alfcrd to duty as com jear taken part in th festival. Having already surpassed every son and Saiina and other smaller of the flet base force on The youngster, dressed in down Similar erdurance test in aviation towns, anxiously waiting for pos- tnander TO the Pacific coart. made frenzied efforts to g4t suits, history, the two courageous pilots sible inundation. Adm reral was Rear Magruder out of the flames, bringing only maintained a steady circling course One death was reported fn the lieved of In Novemoer, 1927, duty over th airport here, after more flood Iat Auapplause from the crowd night when Roberta Mc- following publication in the Satur- great than 245 hours of unbroken flying below ah unknowing that (ho 3i, drowned tn day Evening I'ot of articles by him realistic acting No s'gn of weakening in thi drey Orange. had suddenly aswaflood in while Pherson wading the Ch&s. A. Wilson Chosen; unparalleled ordeal was apparent of naval af- sumed criticizing handling tragic reality. home. She fair by the At that tn either the men or the machine, ters In the yard of her department Fireman Jack Tabrett. who bad into a deep hole and was time he Wheat Man Sought commandant of the been the blushing veiled bride although it was freely declared by stepped in heroic to death her desaite navv at Philadelphia aeronautical experts and physicians swept a previous mock ceremony, wa' For Vagrancy. He will teplace Rear Admiral on the ground that the plane and efforts at rescue by her brother. at th top of the flimsy 13, and Mtsa Audrey Groves, Kltelle, who haq, been assigned to standing motor wou'd give wav before the Bill. structure when flames suddenly 17. duty in the navy department here burst at the bottom. flying partners surrender. The crowd Rear Admiral Magruder was or- cheered and At daytreak. the ground, crew WASHINGTON. that tho July 12 (AP) dered to repoitqo hi new post by spectacle hadlaughed, glad h midair re C1Le fYhnfirf4 but Charles A. Wilson former New made the begun, Tabrett August 1. lOOjCiK VOsIClULlC knew that something was wrong for York state commissioner of Agri- fueling, ofwhen approximately gasoline was transferred the fiamea snould have started at culture has been appointed to the gallons to tho t&uka of the Angeleno. the top and the building cleared of Federal Farm Board. the actors. Fog Clears tp. On vacancy now remains ta ha CHARGES FILED IN A flremm . whoa bandaged Motor trouble that had first filled, and the president 1 - looking LOS. ANGELES. Callr, July 12.-(-AP) hands indicated the be bad far a Spokesman Tor tha wheat Dele sale of the Benevolent taken In thj attempt part to rescue the vanished, and the and Protective disElka Order of growing industry for that placa. had seemingly a said that never in hla exbo) like of the spun engine Angeleno was the said today that It appointpersed todav. leavinr behindh the perience had he teen such a ment could t.ot be expected until a top throughout the night. An- stampins around, of tho Sixty-fiftThe notes, dropped from the tragedy. some time next week after the annual convention, which was to "In the of the field, the runway geleno of the glare be or blaze," th schedfirst meeting board, night. breathed utmost confidence In the brought to a close here last aaid, "I saw hoy and men leap.ng uled for Monday. The conclave ended at 1 1 o'clock, flyers chances of achieving 300 from the roof. They fell 40 feet, at the of hour Elkdora. mtlc consecutive hours in the air their clothes blazing and Illuminin a of brilliant tei initiation pagent O K. that is "Everything except Caddie Killed When which gorgeous floats representing Officer, Wife and Secre- ating them aa they came. We could Reinhart keeps pulling my beard te approach the buildone note, signed by Mendell the motion picture Industry plajed Pal Hits Golf Ball said All ing was to nek death wo Face Opium See th leading role. And the cheering postscript. tary wa could to rush close to th do session of the grand The final some next time week you A 12 flames and drag away the boy who CHICAGO. July (AP) Plot lodge was he'd yesterday afternoon t ad Jumped Get Change of Clothes. golf ball, driven by John Winters, when Col Walter P. Andrew of an jear-old In five minutes the flame bad caddie at the CounWhen the contact ship went up Atlanta, Ga , was installed aa destroved the oil soaked canvas and try club, struck Clifford Breltaupt, to refuel the Angeleno for the first grand exalted ruler. Other offi8AN FRANCISCO. July 12 11, another caddie. In the temple, time today it carried a light breakall that wa left were the charred cer also were Installed. Atlantic fast and a supply of clean shirts (INS) Three warrants, charging bodies of the youths and tha gaunt yesterday. killing him. N. J. will be the 1930 conCity. and underclothing for the fl rs. the Chinese vice consul in San skeleton of the model house. city. The mark is our goal vention Frantic mothera and father Tour and excuraion were In or- Francjsco, his wife, and ihe chan- now. motor sweitis The Arrested running crowded the little mortuary Here Dry Agent Jot . the viiftors who remained crltor FT (he consulate with con . end u ranee pHota. .der er4hao this morning aeekihg the bodies of n On Holdup Charge messaged in a note dropped to the re loqay splracy in smuggling opium were their sons One tall d aworn out here today by Customs man a'umblrd crew shortly after he conground from the hospital CHICAGO, July 12 John tact had been completed Agent Smith. (AP) 12 hia where old died year boy el Allman member of Action was taken upon InstrucAn extra supply of water trans- Business Men Named to the grand crossing station dr ferred from the refueling ship late tions from Attorney General Mitch- from burns. Aid in Census little clothes were boy' "My Taking alt Mcridell c acell In Washington after consultasquad which has been especially vesterday nabld both and still smouldering aa he tion with officials of theatate and burned tive against saloonkeepers, lteinhart to take a refreshing bath WASHINGTON 12 lav on the ground beaide th blaz(AP) July arrested last night charged with although both fliers complained of, departments. commlt,ee of 14 bjin- - men treasury ing mass when I got here, said The warrants name ling Kao, the robbery, armed. A saloonkeeper the lac of privacy as thev motion-an,conomits has been appointed Chinese stricken man. "Only vita Identified Allman as one of the ed to sightseeing planes to May b geor,tarv his wife. Mrs last grief te to Lamont consul, night he was asked to take n men who had held him up and away during their mornirg ablu- with the department of commerce Susie Ting Yao. and Su-- n Faon. a in mock part tragedy and was 950 from the cash register. tion in plan for taking the chancellor or secretary of the so happy thit he went, even though Radio bradcasting and hcatrical firrtformulating nat onal census of distribution Chinese consulate. I asked not him to" The smuggling plot was discloscontracts were among the prize, In 1930. Only f've bodies had been Identialreadv offered todav to Iren Three other committee are to ed wifi the finding of 3599,005 In fied Premier Macdonald today. Mendell and R B. "Pete" Rein- be named later to aid the departtn and silk Mrs Ylng s bagReadmitted to Club hart. pilota of the Angeleno, for ment In obtaining lnformatl n con- op'um gage after her arrival from the g Orient on feat the liner their manufacturers Tenyo Maru a Mexico Iuue Rules cerning population, But the reward they cherish mot and unemployment In connection week ago LOSSIEMOUTH. Scotland, July For Care of Churches' worth Kao 12 new Buhl of a and la Ymg all bis plane, wife were forThe club, Golf with the decennial census. (INS) Moray $13 500. beirg sent to California which expelled Prermrr J. Ram mally placed under arrest an hour MEXICO preMich for CITY. July 12 f he , after the issuance of the warrants. tay Macdonald from membership farm Marysville. sentation to them. treasury department has Issued a list of regulations for toward the World war, today voted WASHINGTON. July' 12 (AP) the care of the Roman Cat hollo Chinese Minister Wu today re- churches unanimously to admit Hm to Its FLIERS WAIT tt FATHER. in Mexico, containing ranks. quested Becv. Stimson to turn Mrs. some section considered as rather (INS) .LONDON. Ying Kao, wife of the Cfiihese vice July 22 consul at ban Francisco, over to stringent. X VTIOXAL LEAGUE. ( aptaln Albin Ahrenberg. famous In the th churches preamble BODIES FOVND. Swedish aviator, and hi tno comR. H. E. Chinese authorisessrru for trial on are referred to aa the property of a of are who Ipg, attempting gx! opium chargs 12 panion t g 8 LONDON. July The the nation. Chicago' (INS) regulation specify Bodies of Cant. Castro and Lieut flight from Stockholm to New 4 IS I t New ) ork the churches are to be considered toth same eatego-- y Lsqulvias, Spanish army officers lork. in the monopluyj Sverl Root, Bush. Malone and Taylor, with other Greenland, Gonzalos; Benton and Hogs n. mho disappeared day were at Ivlgtut. mysteriously public buildings. Repair may be from an airplane while crossing awaiting favorable wither to take at made of the the chureh expense K Did of eighth. the strait of Gibraltar, were found off for Battle Harbor -Labrador, on but cannot be carr'ed out except 2 St tlitLouis of fourth ihe IS miles Tarifa. from leg jeurne. today by government permission. . .....4 At Brooklyn Th provision that the churehe Johnson. Ogen and Wilson; are national property has been one Vance and Deberry of the chief bones of contention in th Mexican church state centre-- " R. H. E. WASHINGTON. July 12 (AP) veryv, phase of which was setCincinnati .. ...4S 1510 02 Chairman Borah ts being made for-by tled recently. At Boston of the Senate River and Sukeforth; leveret t eign relations committee td determine the extent of forged notes and hpohrer. operation conducted by the two R. H. F Russians convicted In Berlin, 1 4 I S ladlmir Orloff and Peter Pavlon- (By International New Service ) t'be Soviet consulate at Harboln, Pittsburgh , Chinese began the Manchuria, 0 IS 4 At Philadelphia ow sky. A menace to the peace of the of the Russian official Grotnes and Hargrravce; Sweet-lanThe Idaho senator believes a Far East Is rising ominously on Chines, Eastern Railway adminisElliott and Lerian. "forgery mill haa been in opera tlie horizon today, following nearly tration. ordering them deported on t:on in Berlin. Ha ha ben told 20 years of domestic and Internathe charge they were conducting AMERICAN LEAGUE. by private Investigators that the In communistic propaganda in China tional disturbances centering H E. note purporting to show $100,000 R and especially among the Chinese- Philadelphia China. 1 1 10 bribery offer bv the Soviet govChiSECTION. An unconfirmed report wa cir- employes of th road and the e 5 0 ernment to Borah ar,d Senator 12 ScoutsFIRST St Loon Burn to Death 1 nes- - soldiers in the zorie penetrat-- f culated out of Shanghai that Chip andi K1 am cams of Norris, Grme .from Nebraska, Pertln,. ninety Durance Plane passes 244th hour I and Soviet Russia have broken off ed by th line. mill this alleged bchang. 1 Soviet labor and commercial ordiplomatic relations.' Senator Borah also'sav that hla Senate Threatens Tariff Cut.... t The latest threat to the tran- ganizations In Manchuria wer orR. informant, who haa not been dis- Rome Filers Entertained End of eighth: Lawrence David the dissolved Russia by 8ovtet of and dered China (Washington).. I summarily W ashlngton .. O closed. haa reason to believe that late Telegraph New quility 3 may Involve Japanese Interest in 'chines and some of the official At Cleveland .. other notes purporting to be Rus4 Manchuria, where the new trouble have been arrested. Thomas and Ruel; Shauto and sian paper, which plajed a patt Editorials . Thera i high feeling In Man- SewelL centers." in the cfftc.al attitude of the Brisbane, Twenty Years Ago.... 4 Chlnese-Rusaia4 Utah Southern ar watchNews.. conflict churia. Tha Japan Central, Th American government and Great 7 R-- Britain toward th dates back to tha time when the ing the cituatlon cloe!y for any End of seventh: Soviet govern- Northern Utah News ...' element , A ment. were forged and might be Local Briefs gained move the Chlnefe may mak Xew Lork 10 . Radio. Home Manchufla rail south the Hearthside, Page, tha Chines control of nationalist, against At Chicago I traceable to this or a similar Amusements. Theatre- 11 Penoock and IMrkcy; Lyons. Du- "mill." government, but the1 present crisis way, which la controlled by th MCOM1 SECTION, we precipitated directly by Ch. Japanese. M4nwh!I. the Idaho senator Is gan and Berg. Dr. C. T. Wangr m inas setrirre of tfrfrChln.se Eastern 1, j report from n fnend Main local News Section.....!. ManNationalist .....1-3- ' ister In runs the Chinese End of fourth: orr he undertaken has through who Sporting Xyws says rallwaywhlch Business ....4-- 5 h l own ln't'aUre. lu. inqutro- lnto churia. This line haa been admin- government at Nanking. a tn Peip- Boston with At Detroit ( Peking) 4i istered Jointly by China and Rus- ing tha extent lot the forgery opera- Dorothy Dlx, Tourist Guide conferring 7 Want ads Northern Chines officials upon sia. Ruffing' and Hering; Whllehlll tion of the two Russians 8 Local Briefs and Hargrave. Following th recent raid upon tha Manchurian situation. non-sto- -- thirty-sevent- National Meeting MfiLKE Trial. -- 300-ho- wrthe gray-haire- De-Da- (j ta-e- record-breakin- AP)-i-T- -- Borah Opens Probe Of Alleged Forgery Mill in Germany ...... 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