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Show THE PAYSON CHRONICLE. PAYSON, UTAH JJeviewof Current Events the World Over Demand Control of German Government-gjtlenteOrdered Home by Its Commander guccee(j3 Lamont in Cabinet. Bonuci Dy EDWARD W. PICKARD the voters of Germany Adolf the Plans of frustr Socialist NaUonal hl9 KM and tro, of the govern-tf t In nient of the relch. VCEmtP, 0 parUamentary elections the Nazis 1 1, e about their doubled reiresoRtRtIn 229 reichstag. electing but they members, were still far short of In con majority. Chancellor sequence n lapen and his Von cabinet, representing but with no party of the nitier the backing deelement, junker Nazi I he on. hold they would with the who might combine 15 were said to have rejected were determined to , idea and of one of them-!the selection chancellor and another ns Just what of the interior. Jji odtcoiue of the political struggle . - di de-Jn- ier be ll cannot ,1, reichstag he meets at the end of AU,ruNt. . parties contest-1,under the seats gained ; thus eight parofficial apportionment belost their entity fur the time ot the twenty-on- e only 13 ts that It brought no the election s next rightist majority, devMccest surprise was the strength will who eloped by He Communists, former 77 have 89 instead of their dsides the fact teats. the "middle of the road no coarse longer appeals to the Indicated German voter was believed partof moderate the the crushing by s ies of the right, even Including That Nationalists. SEIIEL, the great who formerly and still vas chancellor of Austria us helping direct the destinies of his died at his home near Vienna country of the of d.abctes and complications of a bullet hC2 due to the presence fred at him by an eight years ago enough his death Strangely saved the government of his party, the (krlstlan Socialists, from defeat la the parliament and consequent IGNATZ dowrV.l. government needed Seipel's vote Id parliament to defeat a no resolution Introduced by the Pan Germans and hacked by the Socialists. Under Austrian law, deputies The e Seipels severe Illness prevented him from attending Less than an hour after parliament. cannot vote by proxy. Chancellor Seipel's death, Pollfuss ointed a local banker, John to take his seat. Wnncura ied to- - parliament, arriving app- Wan-cura- , hurr- just In for the government. That vote saved the cabinet's life, the count being deadlocked 81 to 81. time to vote pUUGUAY an(j Bolivia are In arms ready to engage In real warfare for possession of the disputed Gran Chaco region, where already their frontier forces have been fighting and the Bolivians have attacked several forts. Mobilization was ordered In Paraguay, and was expected sny day in Bolivia. In both countries there were great demonstrations of patriotism and the war fever was high. The United States appealed to the two nations to cease warlike activities and submit their dispute to arbitration, being joined in this effort by Mexico. Columbia, Cuba and Uruguay. Aren'ine, Brazil, Chile and other American countries added their pleas for a peaceful settlement, and collective cables were sent to Para-RaPara-ptaya- y and Bolivia 'cere violating a informing them they treaty the arbitration opod at the In lies. Bolivia the neutrals she confere- nce already had notl-tewould settle the ran Cl moo dispute even by the A similar sptoV ,arniS-reply was y er the League of Nations. p gua.v agreed to arbitration. an(1 Paraguay claim tt,.l! ' EoIivia e f the Chac as between tlie p nnd Pilcomnyo rivers. , .fapua-teriitnry 13 ahn,1t equally d v a3 PhyS'Cal occu- - gera3far Mon ROP.BRt p lamont of Chicago of comtneree nDedS SPcretary t0 return t0 Private bines ?,r,dPr "Wiet had heJetlre,nent frm the erPected for some time, uccee(3 hlm President Hoo- ver sou R D chaPIn of ho has ho Detroit, chnlnnan ,en of the board f the tv Tn Intor company since hupin who was born in bnd of Mr l?0 haS bee a C'Se ovpr for n)any years and C'CtiWlcan. lie Is mo rosse ri"n" -- V t Mich'-Bnr- 'l warfare broke Cal out at the ,nlne ten miles Terre n aute 'm'- - "here trouble bad been k 'bnusand nIfWins for montls. Five mlnprs nrnie1 wi,h USe attnok nnninion workers td In th battle one of the former from r 3 was killed and a number on both sides were wounded. The defenders, num bering less than a hundred, took refuge In a small building and were there besieged for 48 hours. Governor Leslie was asked to send state troops, and more than 800 National Guards men were ordered to the scene under command of Col, Paul Slcberling. Before moving against the line of union pickets the colonel and his aids scouted the region in airplanes. The troops then advanced, early In the morning, and the union forces vanished swiftly without tiring a shot at the soldiers. The beleaguered miners were rescued, four of them being wounded. Among them was one womColonel an. S'eberling established military patrols around the mine. 4ETHODS of spreading employ-1V- i ment, especially the plan of shortening the working hours of those now employed, were the subject of discussion in several conferences In Washington between a group of New Englanders and the administration. At the beginning of the week President Hoover was represented In the talks by Secretaries Doak and Lamont, who have studied the problem carefully under direction of Mr. Hoover. Returning from the Rapidan camp, tile Chief Executive Joined in the conferences to review the situation and see wtiat further co ordinated steps can be taken." The New Englanders were members of a recent Joint conference on re employment and sought national co operation In achieving Job security by Job sharing. but the greatest name in rubber Is back of that price tag I SAM Is willing to participate In the world economic conference sponsored by the League of Nations, the invitation having been by the State department But it is stipulated that war debts and reparations are not to be subjects IJNCLE If youre looking for the greatest thrift tire money can buy take a look at the one you see pictured here. Its a lifetime guaranteed Goodyear built in the worlds largSpeedway est tire factories bodied w ith genuine marked with the Supertwist cord name Goodyear Speedway guaranteed for life and sold at the prices listed below. of discussion at the meeting, and specific tariff rates also are barred by the United States as topics. The Invitation, indeed, niade these excep- tlons. Neither the date nor the place where the conference Is to be held has been settled. It has been generally assumed thut the conference would he held In London although reports have been circulated that it might he held In the United States. Indications are, how-e- x er, that tlie conference will be held in a nation signatory to the league the fact that It of Nations covenant. The date for seemed to have gen the conference may not he set anti! eral approval. Weary after the conclusion of the Imperial and bedraggled, some conference at Ottawa. memnine thousand Two of the announced major obbers of the B. E. F. jects sought at the coming conference made their way to are a revival of International trade Johnstown, Ia., at the and the restoration of currencies to Invitation of Mayor a healthy basis. The silver question but Gov. in Its various phases will be on the McCloskey, Gifford Pinchot said they would not conference agenda. Other subjects to be permitted to camp there until conbe discussed include prohibitions gress meets, as they wished. At the placed on imports and exports, trade same time Pinchot bitterly attacked quotas, and other barriers to trade, the President for the way the men monetary, and credit policies, the level had been treated In Washington. Then of prices, the movement of capital a Maryland woman offered a big plot from one nation to another, tariff of ground in that state for a camp policy, and producers agreements. but Governor Ritchie put a quietus on That the subject of war debts is still that plan, chiefly for reasons of sani- alixe In Washington as well as In Eutation. rope is Indicated by the recent report Walter W. Waters, leader of the that Harvey H. Bundy, nssistunt of state, is In Paris with secret instrucarmy," Issued orders for its disband ment, but later produced a new tions from the Department of State scheme separate camps in each state relating to an adjustment of the and said various governors had French debt to America in proportion to the extent to which France Is willmade favorable" replies to bis com niunlcations. To the men In the ing to disarm. More will be heard of Johnstown camp Waters said he did tills later. Our senators xvho oppose not Intend to make another march to cancellation or reduction of ttie war are keeping close watch of deWashington; that the bonus seekers delis and believe it will he imvelopments, would light their battle at the polls exclude ttiat issue from the to possible A coroners jury in Washington execonomic conference. coming killed two who onerated two policemen of the bonus marchers during the riotC. CLARK, son of ing that preceded their ousting. COL. BENNETT late Speaker Champ Clark, won the Democratic nomination for who was FRED C. CROXTON, United States senator from Missouri, assistant to the directors Charles M. Howell, former defeating of the Reconstruction Finance corpostate chairman, and other Democratic ration to pass on loans to states, called Clark is thoroughly wet. aspirants. on all governors of states seeking fed W. Kiel, accord ng to incomeral relief funds to send with their Henry was nominated for senreturns, plete applications statements showing estitlie ator Republicans. by mated relief needs for each of the In the Kansas primaries Senator 10.32 ar lists of months remaining George McGill and Gov. Harry H. of the municipalities and other poWoodring won renominations; and the litical subdivisions for which funds Republicans apparently had chosen are required. Ben S. Iaulcn for senator and Alfred Governor Pinchot made application for governor. McGill, Landon M. to the It. F. C. board for an immediLandon are listed as drya. and Iaulen ate loan of $10,000,000 for relief In Pennsylvania, and said the states exhibitions of speed minimum requirements up o April 1 and skill characterize the Olym"We have next would be $40,000,000. pic games at Los Angeles. Athletes 1,200,000 persons totally unemployed. from many lands are competing and In board. the told Governor Pinchot records mean little to them, for they on addition we have 800,000 working new ones daily. Tlie American half time. This represents more than set were doing very well in tlie teams half the working population of the scoring of points. Notable among the state." of tlie performances were the winning loO meter dash by Eddie Tolan, Michroosevei.t opened igan negro, who tied tlie world record campaign with an of 10 seconds; tlie victory of address over the radio in the course Kosm inski of Poland in the 10,000-mete- r of which he attacked all Republican run; rapture of tlie NiO meters since administrations of England, who run by Toni llamp'-oWilson for extravset a nexv record of 1:1!) 8 10; and agance. In Washingtlie javelin throwing and other perreton it was predicted formances of Babe Didr.hson, tlie that this would evoke from Texas, athlete woman markable a response sharp who does superlatively almost everyfrom Calvin Coolidge thing except tennis. one of whose proud x boasts is that his ad- who are interested in reduced ministration THOSEand wliat American isnt? the public debt about wore not wholly surprised when Pres$1,000, (MX), 000. Others William Veeck of the Chicago ident of Roosevelt's accusaleague club announced that National tions and assertions had been deposed as Hornsby Rogers were due for notice Cubs and the place the of from President Hoover In his speech manager Charles Grimm, first base-mato 11. The given of acceptance on August who has been the teams capDemocratic candidate was cheered by club Hornsby was let out of the tain. the announcement that Governor Ely be paid will his but salary of Massachusetts, who put A1 Smith entirely, it Is to the end of the year. Rogers, In nomination, would support the tickwas as team the think didnt et, and also by a call from the former known,as Veeck rated it, and he was good national chairman, John J. Raskob. shortanseverely critical of the players owner Chairman James A. Farley K. Wrigley. nounced the appointment of Frank C. comings. Philip while of the Cubs, said In Chicago that Walker as treasurer of the Demowith dissatisfied was Veeck cratic national committee. The post he knew the change were going, the wav things had been vaeant since the resignation was made without his Mr. managers in last Gerard spring. W. of James knowledge. Walker lr a New York lawyer of considerable note. GRONAU Ev'"SAPT. WOLFGANG VON Republican National Chairman three companions and on Calvin of Germany erett Sanders made a call from their naafterwards concompleted their flight Coolidge recently and In the aerial boat to above, Chicago land tive firmed the report, mentioned Greenland Wal. by way of Iceland, that the Sage of Northampton would of behalf Labrador, Ottawa and Dein Greenland take part in the campaign President Hoover, probably making troit. . Cnioo.) 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The most ancient being known which enn be called man was discovered In Java. It was imbedded in a stratum containing fossil plants and animals of at least a 'half million years ago. Tills being, called Pithecanthropus ereetus, had a small head, with huge ridges over the eyes. Its teeth were much like tolise of today, and It walked erect. Next In age are the remains of 11 Individuals discovered deeply buried In a cave near Ieiping, China. These Drew III Own Teeth people were much hke tlie Java man, Missionaries hardships were Illusbut were somewhat more advanced. Rev. A. 11. Cropp, who trated by indicate hones animal The associated lives on Bougainville, Solomon isa period only a little later. in Auckland, Near Heidelberg, in Germany, a lands, now on furlough The medical service Zealand. New comhuman Jaw was found during is limited, and bemercial excavations. Tin stratum in on Bougainville on Ids furlough lie wantleft tie fore In tlie was which it lay deposited several teeth removed. second Interglacial epoch, probably ed to have no dentist available, but was There is huge. Jaw The EoO.fMV) years ago. of Instruments. It has no chin, hut tlie teeth are lie bad a set Indental front of a mirror Seating himself human. an Injection of Another find of about tlie same and giving himself he extracted the teeth Suscocaine, Piltdovvn, near was made age sex, England, and consists of a very semi-erec- Human Side of Apes Apes display several human passions. The gorilla will fly Into a feurlul rage. The orang Is wonderfully affectionate to Its young. Gibbons have a sense of humor. They delight In mischievous play and, being tailless, will, when they have the chance, pull other monkey's tails & a great Joke. Chimpanzees have a gift which dogs have never been known to display they can see a picture of themselves as a picture. 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