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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE. PAY? ON. UTAH THE UTAH LKMUflE IT SILT IE The legislature is hearing much re- meats of accounts rendered by hanks to their deposigarding Boulder Dam from Arizona, or trust companies California and Utah speakers at va- tors. rious sessions held to consider the No. (15, Irvine Relating to norice diverting of the Colorado waters to a of adverse claim to any hank deposit useful work for the residents of the and the proceedure necessary to make several states involved. such claim effective to cause recogniA threat on Utahs to part ratify tion of the adverse claim. e the No. 0(5, Irvine Limiting the liacompact regardless of Arizona and other lower basin states bility of a hank or trust company for was smothered in the ent of a check through er-- ; sjiceial Bonier dam committee of the lower house. ror. The Young memorial calling upon No. 67, Irvine Fixing liability of Arizona, California and Nevada to a hank or trust company to its deposget together immediately, as Utah itors for payment of forged, altered, wants action, wus laid aside tempor- or raised checks. No. 68, Irvine Giving a bank or arily, owing to the fact that these three states are now negotiating a trust company the option to refuse tristate conference in Nevada at which payment of a check or other demand the lower basin diffferences may fie instrument presented six mouths af-- I ter date. straightened out. No. 69, Irvine Fixing limitations, Charges of salary grafting, profiteering sales to hoard members and countermands of payments and unfair diserinmlation in the employorders relating to the pay1 Statue of the lute Senator Itohert M. LaFollctte of Wisconsin by Jo Davidson, to he put In the Capitol hull ment of teachers were made or drafts against checks ment of against 9t fame. 2 Pedestrians In New York's theatrical quarter being forced to observe Commissioner TVhulens new trufmany county and district school heads bank accounts. fle rules. 3 President-Elec- t Hoover and Mrs. Hoover on the lawn of their vacation residence at Miami Beach, Fla. at an open meeting of the education S. R. 1, Ryan Asking the governand committee of the Utah house of rep- or, water storage commission Izalion of the government, dwelt upforeign imperialists, and fourth, opens resentatives. Those bringing the charges state engineer to make available for were mainly members of the Utah the use ofthe legislators any informaon the extraordinary prosperity which the way to Chinese national economic REVIEW OF the nation is enjoying, hut warned the development, enabling China to entpr Press Association and weekly news- tion they may have on the Colorado the worlds markets on an tiial foot- paper owners in attendance to protest river In Its relation to Utah. country that this c; n he continued he passage of Representative Thomas Resolution of sympathy to the famonly by the exercise of rigid economy ing. Lastly, the change Is declared to Burton's In federal, state and local eapendi-t-es- . bill, school msrk the definite passing of unequal ily of Col. C. E. Loose, who was a proposing that While admitting that as a retreaties, Including the abolition of ex- boards be relieved from detailed rub- member of the 1905 senate. sult of the expansion of the country traterritoriality, the rendition of for- rication of their expenditures as reHILLS INTRODUCED quired by law. expenditures show a tendency eign concessions, us well as the termCruiser Bill Fight Nears th? federal IN The House A measure Introduced by Represen-- j to rhe, .Mr. toolidge warned that the ination .if foreigners rights to navigaNo. Bates 41, Giving the board of Jefferson Beaver menace End; Supply Measures of ta:le to in tion continued prosChinese inland waterways. greatest provides education charge of student organizathat the now and in franchises of lies the properry mountperity rapidly for Army and Navy. activities, all public service corporations he as- tions and A IN hath another of her abortive ing costs of local and slate governSI rebellions sessed by the state board of equaliza- in each school district of the state. ments. This heavy drain on the earnIn week. last Ciudad EDWARD W. PICKARD By No. 42, Redd Providing that the tion at their full cash value, as shown ings of the people, he said, Is a red Beal, a hundred miles south of Madrid, to time by threats of fleg minimum sworn levy for general county, statements furnished the us a by deof the danger of BROUGHT warning body of artillery revolted and ran made by Senator pression and a repet! lion of the distheir guns out into the streets ready public utilities commission. Mr. Jef-- j purposes and for the care and relief sick and dependent poor Bale, chairman of the naval affairs aster that overtook the country In the to shoot up the city; and in some ferson estimated that adoption of his of indigent committee, the senators opposing the dosing days of 1920. other places there were Incipient up- measure would increase the taxable shall apply to all counties having an fifteen cruiser bill abandoned their The President warmly defended Ids risings. The government troops Poro property of this state by $100,000,000. assessed valuation of $4,000,000 in filibuster tactics and consented to limA house Joint resolution liy Repre- stead of two million. policy of drastic economy In federul snt into action promptly, and promitation of debute on the measure This expenditures, and was seeonded In ises of No. 44, Hodgson S. 51. Jorgenson Authorizing the would to all privates and sentative Immunity was to take effect at noon on Februthis by Director of the Budget Lord. noncommissioned officers Induced the amend the state constitution to in- state board of health to establish ary 4 and the prospect was that a vote mutineers to return to their barracks. crease the state school tax to an rules governing plumbing. would be reached by the middle of the No. 45, Burton Changing the dates officers were all arrested for amount equaling $30 for every chlid Their RECEIVING few political visitors week. If the pacifists succeed In at6chool board election from Decemof school of The age. present provision and Sanchez trial by and part of each week taching amendments to the house hill to fi.sldng, devoting Is for $25 per capita tax with no ber to June. former Conservative Guerra, party Herbert Hoover Is having a No. 48, Burton Further defining making necessary the appointment of equalizing fund. Sirs. Anna Piercey of leader, was seized at Valencia. in Florida. Most Ina conference committee, there might fine time ofdown bill which the application of taxes for school a Lake introduced Salt his callers week last was teresting be a final filibuster against the conwould relieve from jury duty only purposes in county districts of the Al Smith, who was stopping in Coral WALDKMARES, dictator of ference report One amendment was those female citizens who have active first class. bad uncovered Gables. With John J. Baser, b and W. favored "by President Coolldge the II. J. R. Redd Providing for a plot against his regime by non who care of minor children wtihin their F. Kenney, the recent Democratic elimination of the clause fixing dates convention to revise or amend the hemes. the with of wevfe acting knowledge standard bearer drove over to Belle for commencement of the construction constitution of the state of Utah. President Smctona, and he caused the Island and spent half an hour chatIN TIIE SENATE No. 47, Woodbury of the cruisers. It was made known Creating state staff of chief of the the arrest army with the man who defeated him. Sen. Hollingsworth introduced a hill real estate commission and empowerat the White House that if the bill ting Kov-nofficers of the Later lie said to the newspaper men : and eighteen high Monday doubling the atx on eigarets ing it to license and regulate brokers passed even without the time clause, I found Mr. Hoover very friendly garrison. The dictators opponeuls and cigaret papers. and salesmen. the President will ask for an appro- and affable. We told he has been the declare supporting each other some A bill introduced by Senator D. IV. No. 48, Mellor Providing that the priation for an Immediate start tn the of Uie Soviet Poland. policies against funny things that happened Parratt would Impose a peulaty of $10 water commissioner prorate the cost building program. to each of us. hut (luring the a day upon all schools districts which of water distribution in accordance Representative Britten of Illinois, did not talkcampaign of anything important. I TROTZKY, that thorn In the are In arrears In reporting the numLEON with the number of acre feet delivof the bill, said early nrglng passage Into Soviet of the Russian cant go that any more. govber of high school students in the ered the previous year. In the week that he was sure thp Thursday Mr. Hoover, still eager to ernment which he helped to create, distcirt. No. 49, Ilirsch Providing for the time limit will be pleasing to Presidenenteh a saillish. went to has reaped the reward for his con Key of auto freight und passenger t-Elect Hoover. But that gentletaxing THE IN SENATE on the yacht Saunterer. His guests tinunus plotting against It. He was lines. man Immediately telegraphed to PresiBills Introduced were Justice and Mrs. Ilarian F. Stone. taken from his place of Involuntary reNo. 51, Hacking Providing bills dent Coolldge that he had made ntr Verne Mnrshnll of Cedar Rapids. Iowa, tirement in southeastern Russia and No. Irvine Providing for the of sale on livestock requiring regis51, public or private statement upon this and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Sullivan. doomed to exile. At first uo country establishment, building and equipping tration of dealers in fresh meat proquestion, and added: "As you know, at Miami Beach now could he found that would receive him. of the Utah State Training school for ducts. Correspondents I warmly support your views and you believe that Mr. Hoover has decided but finally Turkey consented to let the care, protection, treatment and No. 5C, Jefferson Providing that may so Inform others If. you wish to on Ids cabinet but will not announce him be sent there. So he, at latest education of persons, all public service corporations be do so. This telegrain was handed his selections until on to his way Angora. etc. immediately after reports, was assessed for taxation on the basis of to Senator Hale, who read It to the his Inauguration. They are satisfied His friends, lif Berliu and elsewhere No. 62, Dillman Amending exist- their full cash value as shown by the and same the at time he read that neither Ambassador Morrow nor believed he would be assassinated on senate, ing child labor laws so that proper statements made to the public utilia message from Paul V, McNutt, naAmbassador Fletcher will be secretary the way, and there was a rumor that influences and adequate opportunities ties comu ission. tional commander of the American of state. There was a report that that the murder already had been comfor education are provided for in conII. J. R., Jorgenson Amending the Legion, urging passage of the bill portfolio or the attorney generalship mitted. nection with the employment of such constitution to increase the state with the time clause, on behalf of the might be offered to Thomas Nelson minors. school fund to an umount equal to Legion. Perkins, the Boston lawyer who Is one No. 53, Hollingsworth An net re- $50 for every child in the state and Glen Jennings, coast of case THE Senators Borah and . Walsh both of the American alternates In the repIN guard charged with the fatal shoot- lating to habitual criminals uml pro- providing that $5 per school capita poke In favor of elimination of the arations conference of experts. It of J. D. Hanson, secretary of the viding that upon the fourth conviction of such fund be apportioned among ing time clause, arguing that such action was believed Mr. Hoover wanted a Niagara Falls lodge of Elks, the Jury of a felony persons so convicted shall the school districts of the state. was proper as a preliminary to anNew Englander In the cabinet. could not agree on a verdict and was be sentenced to life imprisonment. other disarmament proposal. Senator Mr. Coolldge also was In Florida No. 54, Patterson (by request) discharged. Jennings will he tried Reed of Missouri, who retires to prilast week, but only for a brief period. again, probably In May. The jury de Providing for the teaching of medivate life on March 4, delivered what No Music for Him in Accompanied by Mrs. Coolldge and a liberated for twenty hours and at one cine, surgery, obstetrics and pediatrics will be one of his last speeches, exerto down Mountain time stood 11 to 1 for conviction. few others, he ran in traning schools for nurses, ami Yelps of Iks Hounds cising his great powers of ridicule and Lake and on Friday delivered an adpersons entering such schools One of the favorite stories heard sarcasm against the pacifists and dress at the dedication of the bird May 31, 1932, to have completed among the fox hunters at theii state smith, the "flying nap after arguing strongly for preparedness. sanctuary and singing tower estabfifteen units of credit in a oreditatde meeting was that of a man who was seventeen la who years only per fiflished by Edward W. Bok. After a field In an high school or t'ne equivalent of being taken out for his first fox hunt. D ESPONDING to the appeals of dinner and brief rest, at Mr. Bok's old, went up from Mltchel some In creditable of credit teen units In cold For a long time the hunters sat on extremely open plane cockpit of the Secretary Navy Wilbur, home, the party returned to Washinginstitution. a damp log in the woods in tiie darkweather and established an endurance educational the appropriations committee of the ton, boards No. 55, Dillman Requiring arriving Saturday evening. ness, waiting for the dogs to hit a record for women of 13 hours. 1(3 min bouse reported a naval supply bill; of education on or before June 30 of trail, and the veterans of the chase 45 seconds. This broke by und ules for calling approximately 151,000,000 Gen. Brnmwell each year to make an estimate of the swapped stories of former hunts. SudPOR the time being one hour, 5 minutes and 43 seconds and providing funds for the addition n Is winner In his fight to expenses of the district for the school denly In the far distance was heard the record made recently by Mis f 500 enlisted men to the uaval estate ou July 1 therehis personal control of the Salvacommencing year the deep, full baying, mingled with California. of Trout IlshmenL This would bring the navy Bobby tion Army. But the high council after. the sudden eager yelps of the hounds personnel up to 84.500. The recomthe In full No. 5(3, Euns hasnt given up yet. The chancery Prohibiting , pursuit. formei UNDERWOOD. mendations of the budget being thus court In London decided that the counOSCAR Slates senator from Ala- slaughtering of meat animals for There now listen to tart music, exceeded, the committee, In order to cil's action commercial purposes except at federousting the aged general will you?" one veteran announced, make up the deficit, advised fhe debama and for years one of the ablesi was void because the commander's plants or triumphantly, trying to engender enwho ally inspected packingstate commission of older ships and the Democratic the of leaders party, licensed legal representatives were not per slaughter houses or at thusiasm In the mind of the younger transfer of their crews to newer vesdied at his country home In Wood houses ami providing for uiltted- to plead his cause before the slaughter men. at wns sels. - The bill's total Is about buried Birmingham lawn. Va council voted against him. Therefore the licensing of slaughter houses, The new man listened for a while, but impressive rites less than was appropriated for the council had with Ala., simple reto start Its proceedity and security for und interest then turned in disgust : last was survivoi the Underwood the current fiscal year and $70,000,000 Mr. thereon. ings all over again. One of the leadquired How could you expect any one to less than the estimates submitted to of the big figures of the Democrat!! No. (10, Uandland Relating to Ihe ing members said that the position of hear the music with all those dogs 1012 In Baltimore. at of Wilbur convention the Secretary heads of the the reform element had been consoliby card of state funds, the responsibility, making such a noise? Exchange. In 1024 It naval bureaus. anil security thereof and providing dated by the legal proceedings, uml that convention and again The War department supply bill, that there was no doubt the council New York he was an active candidate for the designating of public deposiwhich had been passed by the house. for the Presidential nomination. Hi Professional Perquisites tories and the depositing' of public would reiterate its previous decision whs reported to the senate by Its apservice in congress was long and dis children were reThe funds therein. and proceed to elect a new general He retired voiuntnrih propriations committee with an addia Christmas play, and one No lit, t'umllaud Relating to cerhearsing without further parley, it wus said tingulshed. ' tion of $5,000,000. for purely military the from the senate In 1027. tificates of deposit, borrowing limita- of the boys objected to the part that outstanding candidate for the posiactivities, made to the $447,000,000 tion was Evangeline Booth, sister of Ogden Mills. New York finaneie tion and prescribing the manner of Imd been assigned to him, although total of the house measure. Of the the Htid father of Ogden L. Mills, unde: j of commander and the qualifying by banks ns depositories It had only a few lines and a gorgeous general funds added by the senate committee, secretary of the treasury; George J for United Stales diqiositH or pool a costume. Being pressed for Ills reaArmy In the United States. Charlton of Chicago, passenger approximately $3,000,000 will go for funds, or as depositories foi sons for objecting, he finally mutsavings the purchase of new bombing, pursuit of the Alton railway; Alex tered: "Heck, all the other kids get I JNDF.II proclamation by the Na funds of the sta;e of Utah, e,e. N Y. and training planes for the air corps. No. (12, Parratt Relating to the to eat candy and nuts In tiie feast, tlonallst government all China ander T. Brown of Syracuse. $020,000 tyr the Nntional Guard maincertificates of kindergarten teacher, and I urn not in that scene!" eelehrnted Customs Autonomy day" Inventor of shotguns and typewriters tenance. new construction and an Inand Robert U Single, president of the No. (13, Irviue Relating to state-on Friday because Japan, the last of crease la the ration allowance, and the powers to hold out. has finally ree University of. South DukotH. wen who died last week. will $1,000.00(1 be Too Many I approximately ognlzed the new Chinese tariff ami among others Explains Cot Over i turned over to the organized reserves. thus admitted China has the right to He tire mistletoe) Have yon (under j I" not a lias had The letter always S. JOHNSTON at Other senate changes Included the regulate Its own customs rates. As GOV. HENRY dot over It. This is no original part j eer kis ed a man before? addition of. two Items providing pleaded not guilty ti She (ditto) the proclamation says. China Is at of the letter, lint Is derived from a for forage for 1,000 horses owned Tell me his name so that I an last aide to throw off the economic eight Impeachment articles voted h like an acute accent. diacritic mark, ' by army officers and $S2.50o for the the lower house of the state legsla thrash him. yoke imposed eighty years ago by Euused to particularize t he i In posiwns 500 he of additional announced horses and for ropean Imperialists. But but he might he too many purchase ready f. ture, tion In which It might have been thp cavalry, engineers Hitd artillery. j for you. The proclamation points out the Immediate trial before the actml . the stroke of another merely-fo- r taken Both Items were approved by the benefits expected to accrue to China court The case was set for FeS It appears to have begun In letter. budget, hut had been stricken out by ns the result of customs autonomy, the ruary 11. Members of the state Su Hint for Motorists l.ntln manuscripts about the Eleventh the house. first of which is the enhancement of preme court also are under fire, grim with tire li In such words as First Garage Mechanic' Whats this j century charges against them being made h; China's position In the family of naIngenil, and to have thence been exappliance In the front of your car? witnesses before a legislative subcom a new COOI.IDGF., tions. it Second, delivering chapter opens Machine Owner Thats a vacuum, tended to i" In contiguity with in." pilF.FlHENT Ids farewell address at the semi mittee that Is making In general U China's foreign diplomatic rela-n or "n, ami finally to have been so I won't eat tiie other fellow's dust, j annual meeting of the business organ tlons; third, murks the downfall of vestlgatlon. used with T in all positions. 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