Show IS? H- - - 1 THOUGHT WEATHER UTAH — Fair to- wm at V TV - VIEW SPENDING i iI t It tit II tUANK UtANCIH ln4 Li in th south" laid friend M he came down on thr car in arty morning "The weather it aharp but iliould warm up Catint tht day i m i n - m 1 a T' There you have ft bit of the pat when people in the wrt lived much the in the C4n and ft to greater power of j )bserTatlon Corn the average city degree person tMay pof-sessed trn — UTAH CIIIEFJROBLEM ! Chamber Comments On U S Arrangements To Raise Ten Billion HIGHER - f lindbergiTto th More Light Thrown Upon Auto Maker's Losses In Detroit Banks BY NATHAN ROBERTSON WASHINGTON Jan 13— (AP)— Senate investigators disclosed today they had Abandoned their inquiry into tax payments by the Ford Mo tor company largely because of two VI ( t ry f supreme court decisions upholding Edsel Ford'p contention that there had been no tax avoidance The inquiry was suddenly dropped yesterday despite the fact that a tax official from Detroit summoned under subpoena was waiting in the committee room The day previous however Ferdinand Pecora counsel for the ln vestigating committee had caused ft stir by placing in the record evidence that! ithe motor company bought $1500Q000 of government set curltles on the last day of 1032 and sold them back four days later rmi h FORI) DENIES No one raised any question of the committee's Jurisdiction si Pet cora intimated one of the purpo&e voi of ths transaction wm to payment of j taxes under the Mich lgan property tax law Edsel Ford on tha stand at th time denied ths tax question enter ed into the transaction lie laid th company had an opinion from the attorney general of the state to that effect! later he told Pecora the Michigan law did not apply to the Ford company because it was incorporated in Delaware Members of the" committee said today re corn's staff had studied the law in th light of this contention and found jtwo supreme court de cisions upholding it Senator Couzens Republican o! Michigan a f member of tho com mlttce pointed out today the Ford tax cao was different from the other- taxatlofk jvidcncarBceive4by the committee in that it was Question of! state rather than fed eral taxes j "We were being criticised for go ing into something that was none of our business" Couzens said "The state of Michigan can act on what we have developed if It wants to i Chairman! Fletcher said the com mlttce had taken no formal action (Continued on Page Two) i In the eomplsfnt of her iu t for asperate maintenance from Rudy Viiiee slngsr actor and erch stra iiader his wife named Alice Fays (above) actress and member ht Valise's troupe as one of three women with whom the ehargsd Val e had committed Indiscretions (Asso- eiatea press Photo) Crooner's Evidence Wins Him Right to Sue for Divorce Wjien He Wishes Mrs Vallce Denies All lint matioris of Infidelity j YORK Jan 13— (AP)— LlfclcM wax like that which voice of Hudy YalUe io often hat creased with croon-lng- i of love spoke another story for him today In evidence provided py transcriptions of telephone conversations between his wife and others— one of whom was Garfield Leon an adagio djtnccr—Vallee won the right yeiter day to sue lor divorce wnerevcr ne cnooics NEW The specific ruling was ft refusal by the appellate court to grant to petition of Mrs Fay Webb Vallee by which she sought to enjoin the sort singing maestro from seeking a Mcx t lean divorce The transcriptions obtained by "ft very simple device attached to telephone extension and without the necessity of wire tapping led Val lee to tell the court (In bis afrida vlt) that! "My wife carried on her affair with Leon right under my roof with shocking callousness' (Last night on the west coast where the principals of the action are located at present denials o: misconduct were made on the bar of both Mrs Vallee and Leon) One of the phone conversations cut into wax by Vallee's telephone device was described in the affidavit as follows: Mrs Vallee: Rudy is leaving At ten o'clock to go to Philadelphia land I told him X would come to the kta j tion Leon: All right Mrs Vallee: Listen we have to be awful careful Garfield I mean there are a lot of spies around vatchinz us But my chauffeur is my chauffeur see? So would you get In a taxi And meet me in the park some place and we h can ride around the park? Leon: Oh that sounds klnc mysterious Mrs Vallee: I want to fee yofi so badly It sounds nice doesn't 1! Leon: Yes well all right The date of that conversation Vallee's affidavit said was Mfrch 23 1933 and took place from ftis home IN DOCTOR'S CARE LOS ANOELE3 Jan 13— (AP) — Secluded under the care of ft phy slcian Fay Webb Vallee struck back through her attorney at Assertions that she held romantic conscrva tions with Qary Leon stage dancer while her husband Rudy Vallee singer and orchestra leader wasiab sent from their New York apart 1 I I when News and to be present were en women men and young gaged in molding the day into vari ous shapes Today the clay pieces are to be taken to Salt Uke City to be "fired" and glaied Last evening number of the student have proved to b quite skillful and all are deeply interested A Come of the clay is from Oeden is prlred because it einron and bums a rich red Other clays have been Imported from Nevada The teacher said the best pottery She had a comes from Denmark small flower vase five Inches high valued tt $375 that price making should prove profitable pottery With th' school progTCMlng It should not be long before much of the pottery ornaments in the homes cf Ogden are o' local production Marriner fl Hecks ha our bmt In his new duties as assistof the treas ant to the secretary r ury wl-hr- a His honors are the hishest ever conferred on ft banker of Utah cr i of the west' He will prove equal to the big task Rlrcn him as he is well quail-fle- d to advise in matters of economics He has a broad philosophy of life which appeals to us nd which spriird to federal affairs dealing 'Cootlnufd on rase Two) Colonel Says He Is Willing To Give Any Facts Desired WASHINGTON Jan 13— (API— An income tax study touching Cob Charles A Lindbergh and ft host of other past and present names In the air mall field today was revealed as going forward under the direc tion of a senate committee Members of the senate air mail investigating committee who already have caused one sensation in the capital this week disclosed they had ordered income tax check-up- s also on water Drown former postmaster general other in his admin istration and Herbert Hoover Jr4 son or the former president r Investigators explained they had sent out auout zoo questionnaires to men prominent in companies carrying air mail and those who took part in making contracts for this work during the last administration As the Information requested came back to the committee they said the treasury was aaked to chctk the income tax reports of ths men concerned Senators have been studying this information in search for any contrary statements One committee investigator In dlcated to newsmen that Lindbergh's tax report was one cf the most recent requested since only in the last few days did the questionnaire sent him return A report on the former postmas ter general was said to have beet requested two weeks ago prior to testimony before the committee by one of hi' former stenographers that part ff his official and personal tiles had been burned Just before last March 4 Senator Black chairman of the committee has Indicated Brown might be called to the stand after next week There have been In dilations that Herbert Hoover Jr also might be called Lindbergh has expressed a willingness to apd pear should any testimony be from him -- dc-rc- ii y f 0 w— w— imm n p iwiwwi——m—— m—w———————— ia— LAST EDITION Marriner S Eccle n WALE S TREET R esijms From lil To Help R4 orgenthau WATCHES FOR lljBrtP cpi' POLICY GOLD STATEMENT George Eccles to Head Utah Bank ment I The former ftctress who U suing Vallee for separate maintenance in which she accuses him of indiscrt tlons with three women would! see no one Her father Clarence we do chief of police at Santa Monica said she was ill under a physician's care (Continued on rage Two) Cuban Troops Called To Guard Hospitals : — I HAVANA Jan 13 — (AP) - A new controversy m cuoa: iea i rulgenlcio Battxta to call out troops t-o- to guard ail Havana hospitals to t dar The army leader feared further disorders after ft battle at the bos pltal Qulntade LVpendientes which started when police attempted to close the hospital because the staff was not affiliated with the Cuban medical federation i — Five Killed In Blast and Another Missing HERTFORD N C Jan 13— (UD —Five men were killed one was re ported missing and several narrow- y escaped death when a boiler x plosion wiped out the Eastern Cotton Oil company plant here today Origin of the explosion was un determined Several other men sustained minor injuries Damare was estimated between ! 1 50000 and $75000 1 UTAH CONVICT SHOOTS WOMAN i - Harry Gravcll Then Ends Own Life With Pistol In Salt Lake ! SALT LAKE CITY Jan 13— (AP) —Harry Oravell 38 a paroled Utah convict shot and killed himself here today police reported after he had shot and critically wounded his asserted sweetheart Orace Griffin 30 a divorcee Miss Griffin lay wounded beside Gravell's body for nearly five hours the officers said before the shooting was discovered by Mrs Lillian Rahan a sister of Miss Griffin Officers said she told them her sister had been in fear of Gravell who had demanded that she leave the city with him Gravcll was paroled from the state prison after serving four years and a month of a sentence of 25 to 40 years for second degree burglary of a store at Bountiful Police said he also had served three years In the State Industrial school three years In San Quentin Cal prison for burglary and seven years in the Utah prison for bank robbery In Sugarhouse in 1920 V U S Seeks Leaders of Mobs bumping Milk JOD TEN WASHINGTON Jan 13— (UP)— Marriner 8 Eccles Osdcn Utah banker today succeeded Earl Dailie as the treasury's DILLION-DOLLA- R fiscal expert with his appointment as assistant to Secretary MorKcnthau Ecclcs Is expected to have fimilar duties as those of Bailie who has becrun the mapping of the government's prospective $10000000000 financing program over the next six months Bailie a Wall street banker resigned last week to return to his nrm of J & W Scligman & Co His resignation followed demands for his removal by Senator Couzens of Michigan Bailie was a member of the Seligman firm when It paid a $415000 "commission" In connection with a Peruvian bond sale to the son of the president of that country Eccles Morgenthau's new assistant has had long banking experience and Is now president of the First Security corporation operator of 28 banks In Utah Wyoming and Idaho Including the First National bank! of Salt Lake City Is Eccles Is a member of a pioneer Utah family president of the Utah Construction Co He has large Interests in the southwest He Is chairsugar lumber and milk Industries in the for Utah administration civil works man of the would Eccles take said that up his duties at Morgenthau the treasury within the next two weeks and establish residence in Washington The post will pay him $10000 annually less the 15 per cent government pay cut - ' MARRINER S E00IX3 appointed Friday &$ ai!$tant to of the United States treasury Henry arrived homo this morning to sever his connec- Morgenthau tions with Utah and Idaho banks which ho heads before returning to Washington to take' over' hii new dutlci on i29 January ' U by reason of my connection with th$ V'lt treasury department to sever connections with my banking intcrcits1' he said "However I do not expect to lever anv of my other business connections here Thli 1$ not required of R&ntstant to is desirable - HAPPIER DAYS ON THEIR WAY SENATOR SAYS Boom limes For America Not Far Distant Many Think WASHINGTON Jan 13— (UP)— Boom times for America are Just ahead according to the view today of senators who have combined the opinions of business leaders with knowledge !of the situation from their official position While several have expressed their Senator Thomas views privately Dcm OklaL Is outspoken in his be lief that new era of prosperity is at J hand "Indeed'! he added we may al ready have! started without reallz ing it into a boom such as America has never known" The situation is connected in separably with the monetary policies of the Roosfevelt administration The Indication that the government wiU take over the gold supplies of the Federal Reserve banks is coupled with the understanding that ' Mr Roosevelt sbon will clarify his mone tary pollcleis to give the strong impression that better times are not the secretary As the trcitsury department the financial hub of the nation Mr Eccles' duties probably will not be confined to any one field and his services probably will be uncd wherever the emergency of the occasion requires in the department Mr Ecclcs was called to some time ago by Secretary Morgenthau And trcns dispatches have related that he was drafted into the second highest position in the treasury department "because he knows banking" There was dispatches relate nothing polltlca in his Appointment Met at the train at $ o'clock this morning by Mrs Cedes and their daughter Elanore and son Camp bell his brother George S Ecclcs and a group of friends and bus! ncss associates he was in his office at the First National bank before 11 o'clock receiving congratulations on his appointment which came in by the dozens by telephone In per son and by wire BACK IN YEAR Referring to his contemplated severance of banking ties In the In termountain Mr Eccles country said "I am leaving those only tern porarily I expect to return to them within aJyear or two" E G Bennett who before his ap pointment some months ago as i director of the Bank Deposit Insur ance corporation at Washington was associated with Mr Eccles in banking and business interests will (Continued on Page Two) CHICAGO Jan 13 — (UP)— Fed 4 eral investigators sought evidence today to prpsecute leaders of mobs which dumbed milk and destroyed trucks and railroad property during the recent milk strike Both the district attorney's office and the agricultural adjustment ad ministration! f has Investigators --at work The stopping of trains a far distant Wis and Lexington Burlington CURRENCY EXPANSION Wis and Wasworth 111 brought de According to informed money ex partment of Justice agents into th ports in congress calling of all fed case also eral reserve gold into the federal treasury wpuld be followed by ex pansion of! currency through issu ance of certificates against some of the newly Acquired gold This Issuance would be managed so that the dollar would be cheap Utah Consumer Open Fire cned?-th- at is have a lower purchasil the dollar would On Electric Bond and ing powcr-runtwould what of the it de-- 1 buy equivalent 1934 should United Press) If the government By Share Company (Copyright purchase in 1928 DENVER Colo clde to revalue the gold dollar Jan 13— A At present the dollar will buy at twice its present gold con(UP)— Ownership of three and SALT LAKE CITY' Jan 13 more than that and advocates of an a half billion dollars of gold tent slightly more than $40 Joel Nlbley counsel for the (AP)— this plan see no danger in bringing now held by federal reserve ounce as it is felt In many in-- iConsumers 'Welfare and Research a of those return conditions banks may be determined as formed quarters it plans to do league today appealed to Attorney A return jto 1029 commodity prices result of the Indictment here of the value of the millions of dolGeneral Ches for action Joseph has been Sought and manipulation Miss Edith M Thomas 43 lars of gold held by the federal the Electric Bond and Share against ' of the dollar toward the same objrc and student of money reserve blanks would double it tlve would have the effect of raising company charging has "flagrantlyto science charged with gold leaving a tremendous increment violated" the state law by failure prices and limproving business eon obtain ft hoarding for whoever possessed the gold foreign corporation license Miss Thomas is the daughter ditions all along the line according file So great1 is the stake involved or pay fees in Utah reports O 84 forto of Charles Thomas this outlook in the gold hoarding issue it ft letter to the attorney gen In mer governor of Colorado forMONEY CONFERENCE was reported here that Miss eral and the state tax commlwion mer U 0 senator and eminent Two congressional money confer Mr Nlbley referred to the connec Thomas' indictment was drawn ences will jbe held In Washington lawyer She faces trial in U up in Washington S district court on two counts next week The house coinage com tion of the Electric Bbnd and Share A crowded docket in Federal Utah Power and mittee will hear testimony of mone company with the charging she violated President court Foster J as Byrnes' its parent con Judge anti-golcompany Light d Roosevelt's hoarding tary experts including Professor O earn and said' necessitated delay on Miss order M W Sprigue while advocates of Thomas' appearance originally "X think you will agree with me If she Is convicted in the test monetary un-' jreform will meet with next scheduled lor Monday case her family is understood after reading the contract (between to situaSenator Thomas study the til the lart of the month e two companies) that during all determmlncd to take it to the and tion fr4me recommendations During the interval it was be- the United States supreme court House sliver forces st odds on the of the years in question the Electric lieved two groups of the nation's If convicted she would face a form remonetlzation should take Bond And Share company has not leading Attorneys will formulate $10000 fine and 10 years Imto obtain pledges of support only been engaged in business In i their lega campaigns On the sought been very ac prisonment from various state delegations to Utah but that it has one hand it was predicted the The Thomas family is interx so xx engaged tively day government will throw into the ested in proving the president's it has taken Approxi VIEWS "Although EXPRESSED conflict its best legal talent executive gold order is uncontwo million dollars from the Dcm Ohio author mately Rep FcUlnger stitutional on the grounds it Defending Miss Thomas will of the rate ft bill of for power company bullion and payers purchases be her brother George K deprives citizens of their prop of! silver certificates until under the contracts referred to rt Issuance Thomai young Denver attorney erty without due process of law the 1523 prjlce level is reached said has never filed a tax return in Utah and virtually any Colorado law- and at the same time makes that he expected the Kentucky nor paid one cent in taxes or corpo ycra they may choose Bo many them felons Democratic! delegation to caucus on ration license fees to the state" The govemcnt is equally prominent! lawyers have volun-- I He added the law places upon the the j ewe question of supporting his teered to assist in the anxious to gain a supreme court tax commission the duty of seeing measure addition he said In the the Thomas said that decision holding the order valid family that West a reports are filed and taxes- paid and Virginia selectdelegation would in be "embarrassed of and affirming the right the i I bloc behind Michigan might swing ing among' them" government to take possession of his proposft) the nation's gold supply attorAmong the national figures Western silver groups behind the Selected who volunteered to help the neys here who have studied the l" bill were after Wheeler case believe be mom Thomas family if any it pledges from the Texas delegation Such an affirmative deciswere indicted in the challenge ion lawyers believe would settle Speaker of the House Rainey sup of the government's authority the! Feisinger plan empha was claims over porting the to take their gold definitely conflicting sized that ilf the president would WASHINGTON Jan 13 — (AP)— of the federal reserve banks James A Reed former U S silver ndlcate of which Icgislaowned type senator from Missouri Reed Acting postmasters appointed today privately corporations lon he prefers the silver factions by Postmaster General James A and the federal government to made his Offer several months would come toqether and a bill 1arley included: the gold that has been turned ago but R was not known could be "mshed through the house in to them as a result of the Castlegate Utah—James W Neil- whether the Thomas family son like decree would avail themselves of it grease'? presidential CHEZ Ownership of Billions To Hinge On Colorado Case ASKED"! LAUNCH ACTION list i j i Stocks Is Generally :- h ! FACETAX QUIZ jByEdsel couzens comments Restarting Capital Goods Industries Is Declared Important i Views was invited iwini-- Support Claims Made f I re-sta- The plant is equipped with ft potter's wheel and porous plaster of Paris molds —— ! BOND RATE 1 I bmmmmmmmtm E G Bennett Will Return 'from Washington Meanwhile Speculation In Supreme! Court Decisions to Become Acting President of Corporation 00 The training is open to the pub lico as one of the activities to main tain morale i TAX PAYMENTS i ' er Under the fostering of the CWA rjotterr Is being made at 1173 Twen street where ft teacher in the service of the CWA Is directing a claas of 18 j Miwt — FORD MOTORS 1 : fooIUh and lire) SATURDAY EVENING JANUARY 13 1934 S MONEY AS If you were to ask ft dozen Og WASII1NOTON Jan 13 — (AP— : m dntlcs about t! wlncJ would The United States chamber of com morning eleven of them or wind that no merce said today it was most conthere vaj the to no attention had given they cerned not so much with President a'r currents Roosevelt's plan to raise $10000000-00- 0 in the next six months but The plonecri knew the weather knowl-rcin- e rather in the spending of this sum alsru and they had much beammena The chamber in Its "fortnightly ci niturr' condition on weather review of national business affairs" ing conceded it would be difficult to in living dejscendanta But their gauge the effect of raising $6000-0000the cities have lost much of that of new money and $4000-00000- 0 keennew of observation for refinancing before July 1 les be but indicated it would result In ft City life requires that one tpnsltlve to lyrToundlnst higher bond rate It added — r "Looking at the question from all During the day and even the angles it becomes clear mat tne nljtht we train our eyc wnd fan mod important problem ahead of us to block out much U not railing the money but in rt the m awndlng t as to Tliert la too much to be aeen and cftDltal goods Industries no that too many nolie to b heard to those now living off the govcrnmen ftutomatically city folk ahut out can be returned to normal employ much Otherwise they would de- ment in business enterprise" velop "nenea' NOTHING TO FEAR If the president's plan reaches his One of the Union Pacific official of a balanced budget In the reports that ainrt the firit of the 1938 fiscal year the chamber said year the company hai taken east "the government's fiscal situation 23 buyers for large weitern houacs need not create apprehension" But it added that if "such huge expen The sh'jves of the weitern mer- diturrs to con should be chants art empty and the buying tinue for long the permitted would be outlook of new goods has started "ominous" The review continued' Orders are beginning to pour Into The magnitude of the eastern factories In larger volume naturally raises proposed i as merits of to the questions That means ft speeding up nd ular expenditures as to the partlc prac the employing of tens of thousands ticability of raising the necessary of factory workers who have been funds by normal methods as to the Idle since 929 upon government possible effects markets and bonds the and credit Ths workers will be restored to as to the nature of future taxation they in turn required eventually to scale down purchatni powerxor and uiou&ana will create Jods the debt" EFFECT ON PRICES Thus wt find the cycle 1 reversed The chamber said in discussing nrf now I ODerating in ft most favorable manner There Is ft con- - "the heavy federal financing tha marked increase In the yield rate itant Increase In the ascending of new offerings undoubtedly would momentum have repercussions on prices of outThm viir tit 1834 Should ShOW standing government securities and also upon the bond market general many signs of tm proved conditions ly" and added: "Preservation of government cred streets In the are Mobs gathering confidence in the currency It cf Parts to express Indignation over areand linked Discussions o closely corruption In high public places monetary policy from now on may be expected to take more into ac Mora than once In the past mobs count the fiscal situation of have shaped the government "While currency devaluation prob France ably would cause congress to seek to capture any 'profit resulting There are rumors of an attempt there Is no evidence that in propos to be made to restore a monarcny ing the budget the president had mind any such method of help in France like all of Europe except ing to finance his program England Is restless and may turn In the direction of a dictator an-aw-- i rbnftke t£ ! At i SENATE DROPS Vallce Gives Wax Records Of Wife's Phone Calls To Court INQUIRY INTO BUSINESS MEN Th ty-six- war- - - OGDEN CITY ear— No 221 Views Hy r v In EWS T ii a mi- Teach n mh n to read and wrltt and you hav put Into h!i handi the jrrrat kys of the witdom- box— lludler - h r w And rcK In oe wy of under KUndlnflr—IVoverki 010 1 X b night and Sunday Utile change In temporal urt IDAHO — Rain and snow tonlfht and Kundiy: no rhanif Sixty-fourt- — ar v Discreet -' MARKET vv I IS STEADY St rericith of Bonde Yi'cwded As Favorable It development By VICTOR EUBANK (Asaoeiate Preas Financial Writer) NEW VORK Jftnl3-(AP)-- Wali strecfc watched Washington to- day for further indications that something was about to happen in the gold and monetary situation The results was that speculation in Stpcksj wasf of V a highly discreet character snd price movements indecisive The market closed irregular with transfers approximating 700000 shares Steel equities were in fair demand at moderately Improved quotations and a number of other issues mulled about! in-- a fractional range The tobaccos arid metals eaied Grains were quiet and s IlitJu lower at one time but eotton exhibited strength The dollar held to a slim groove in excharme transactions foregn Bondsl Including U S government leeuritlM were a little mixed ghares of U fl Uteri Youngslown flhwt As iiibe and Bethlehem were up a pointier more each and U o Bterl preferred Otis and Itepublle Steels flrrfied frnctlonnUy Allied Chemical ' fdronppd 3 while U f nmelting vvjtsj off nearly 2 ChryMrf was heavy Mm rilme but was only ft bit towerfat the finish Columbian Amerlffln Carbon Commercial Alcohol and Union Carbide yielded A point e 'ili Case American Telephone antral Motors Consolidated a as WestK'n Union Auburn Liwrtt A? Myers A Reynolds IJ American Can ©anti To and Du Pont' were off a shad Brokerari circles were much en couraged bf the substantial rally ef corporate fbonds during the week Veteran trfders still hold to ths theory tha a firm bond market it an Aid to Jound stocks The domestic gold price was again unchanged! at $3408 an ounce Foreign exchanges firmed moderateThe British ly hMcarlf dealings pound sterling advanced IU cents to $509 jitfid French francs were up ' 03 of a cent "at 018 cents f4— j I Wynelcbop Confession First I Point In Trial i CHICAGO Jan 13— (AP)— The much publicized "confession" of Dr Alice Wynekoop made after the death on ah operating table of her Rhcta is to pretty daughter-in-labecome the: first major point of controversy lfi her trial in criminal : court for murder This became apparent with the announcement by attorneys for the defense tht they would present a motion to iuppress the "confession" when the nurder trial is resumed on Monday -j j "We wll charge that the statement was ijjnade on duress and as such is no legally admissible' Attorneys Mfton D Smith And W W Smith said yesterday after the Jury which? is to decide Dr Wyne-koofatehad been selected w 1 - p's trfr: - Fast Fils To Bring Retrial For Couple NANKING Jan 13 — (AP) -- Full medical distance but no retrial was the official - verdict today in the case of 'Mr and Mrs Paul Nou-ledetermined to die of hunger in prison raiher than serve out their ns life sentenftl t Convicted: si an Noulens Is "In the 25th day of his hunger strike Mrs Noulens is in her 17th S vice minister of Cheng Ttrn-IlJustice sojd Judicial authorities would not consider the Noulens' de mand for a retrial but would render them every: medical facility arch-Communi- st - al i 1 ft O a n I ' to-b- I I 1 "lfi-to-- j i Postmaster For Casllegate Utah i if-elROG- SANTA "MONICA Calif Jan 13— Yesterday's immortal lines that l pfjlmed to you is today null and ioid I told you the senate we to buy no liquor from nations XtkX wouldn't pay Well that was hat they had pacd but-i- t seciled to have been their own ideal When the president eraser saw it h$ gavj 'm and lays § You boys go back and rub that (jut" 'So hereof Ur any news that I bring youan regard to what ths senate baf done why It's subject to cancellation This is one mj sion of cofigrcss where the tail is not W8gglg the dog Yours i t s |