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Show UTAH Governor Dern Points Out Water Angles of T States' Rights Plea As Choose With Own Property, He Declares. . Hero lo Just one of tho many new booms which aro briag built In Bolt loks City. This home, 1471 Harvard Awnq woo chosen oo file model home for (ho Better Homo weeks which ten held In Balt Ukt recently. CHICAGO. Orest hotels ore be Ing erected with such rapidity In American and Canadian cities, that the Gideon society, which rooms hotel Bibles In is places to keep pace with tho con' atruction end has Issued a call for help. In the last two years hotels have sprung up so fast that tho society Is now a million rooms behind. To remedy this situation a conference of the society hae been called for Friday to add 250 members to the 101 U. S. 4$) and la bo eoclety and to formulate plansmil-to Colorado secure and placa tha wanted longer debatable. lion Bibles. Congreaa also reclgnlaed tha of tha atalea over their watera in the federal water power set, for tha uct provide, that the United Btatea government ehall pot grant any permit to uaa the public tend for the building of a power dam until the applicant haa flret obtained a permit from the atate wherein the dam la to be built, to uao ita watera and land, and haa otherwlae complied with the lawa be-f- Hoover Hold Substantial Lead Over All Their Opponents. un-abl- ty Continents May Own Develop , Plan of Union The Journal dcs Debate an Interesting srtlcle by August suggests, (lauvnln. tho historian, thst the eventuul world organisation may be among continental systems Instead of the Nations of of a League university which appears so difficult to achieve. 31. Gauvjin baaea hi suggestion on romnient regarding Brasil's refusal to rejoin the League PAR Id In of Nations. For several weeks European diplomats have been espectlng this reply to the League Invitations Issued In March to Hpaln and Brasil, and to which Hpaln replied favorably. Blnce the Havana Conference Old World statesmen have believed that Brasil prefers to play what they call the game of the United States rather than the League game. M. Gauvaln thinks that, desplto Mr. Kellogg's assurances, the antiwar compact, oven desplto what the secretory of stats might intend, would amount to setting up something In rivalry If not In opposition. Ho quotes Senator Borah In The New York Times laying that the obligations of tha League would remain In suspense through the operation of tha anti-wcompact, and says that this means thst as anti-war treaty worked long as the the League covenant would not bo working. ''Brasil and other Bouth Ameriho can states have understood. "All during tha Havana writes. United In of tho conference. spite Btatea reservation of the right to Intervene, Brasil stood with Hughes. And bow, regardless of her polite phrases for tho League, Bnuil takes tides with Kellogg. Arguing that the abstention of Brasil plus America weakens tha prospects of tho universality of the isation. . If we are 0Hng to have any regard for our constitutional government wo must not say that because a certain thing ought to be done, and the atate can not do It tnat It ought to be done by the federal government. This annihilates the constitutional limitatlona and leads to arbitrary power, which wo all despise. Rome Axioms. 'The following propositions may bo accepted axioms: First, thb title to tho beds of navigable streams within tha limits ar of tho states, whether such streams form atate boundaries or not. Is In Thu has tho reopaotlvo mates. been established by a long lino of decisions by the supremo court of the United Btatea. The eta tea, as a matter of local policy and law, may adopt tho riparian policy of regulating tho use of water for tha owners of tho abutting upland. In which caso. however, the owners derlvo their title not from tho federal government but from tho relinquishment by tho atate of tu own soverlgn rights. Second, tha right to divert, appropriate and beneficially uao tha pubUo waters of a state within Ita borders, or along Its boundaries, belong to tho stats and lo subject to acquisition by private proprietors or by any other states or body or only by tho federal government, through the compliance with the which would state ouch creole laws and recognise ouch rights. Title I think has been recognised by Congress os well as by all federal and state courts, ever since the act of Congress of July 20. 1111, entitled "An act granting right of way to ditch and canal owners over the pubUo lands, and for other purposes. A recent confirmation of this right of the states Is found In section 37 of the water power act of Juno 10. 1130 which provides "that nothing herein shall be construed os affecting or Intending to affect or In any wo y Interfere with the lawn of tho respective states control, appropriation, uss or distribution of water used in irrigation or for municipal or other purposes, or any vested right acquired therein League of Nations, ho odds: "It lo true that some Bouth American states, frightened by the preponderance of the United Btatea, hold tightly to tho League of Nations, but their good Intentions Tha risk remaining Inefficacious. extensions of tho Monroe doctrine In unbounded and arbitrary fashion prevents their finding at Geneva a gaurantee against tha abuse of force. 'The universality of the League of Notions remains theoretic. The League had better be composed of sincere members; that Is. of states determined to fulfill their obligations under the covennt. It would be more practical and useful to establish liaison between continental systems that include oil continents In the same system. Let universal-let- s take the trouble to see what Is happening under our eyes China and Japan, both members of tho League, in conflict and their troops clashing. What is the League of Nations doing? What enn it do? National C. of C. Elects Officers With tho elecWASHINGTON tion of William Butterworth of Moline. HI., as president, and Joseph H. Dcfrees of Chicago as chairman or the board of directors, the Chamber of Commerce of the United Btatea brought to a close ita sixteenth annual convention. During the dosing discussion what waa termed "the proposal to place the government in the business at Muscla Shoals and at Boulder dam was condemned by Matthew 8. Sloan, president of the Brooklyn Edison company. New York. The present No Answer. What authority has Congress to allocate water? Tho Boulder dim Is the first Instance In which the lleclp motion Service, upon the Initiation of a project, haa not perfected Its water rights In conformity of the laws of the states In whlrh tho appropriation woo made. Hope niy statement that the federal government la starting a brand new policy cf usurping states rights. - hydro- -electric "over-regulatio- Writer Declares Smith Certain New York Certain of Worlds Longest 252 Votes With Many Telephone Talk Sta State to Get Rest. Heard Hu Plainly (Continued From Pago Om) . Million Bibles Smith and (Continued from pin ona.) motion project. The reclamation act specifically provldu that tha government can oonatruct a raclamatlon project It moat secure from tha atate tha neoesaary In water right Irom tha atata which tha project la to be built. Yonaequantly there never haa been a government reclamation project the consent, or higilt. without over tha prut eat of the atate In which the project la eltuated. Thia by question waa definitely aettled va the ouprama court In Kaneaa ' Al Smith Can Defeat Hoover, Analysis of Conditions Indicate Gideons Find Hotels Short - of ' tha atate. V. 8. Supreme Court Acta "Ownership and control of public waters and leda of navigable tree ms and lakes waa not delerat. ed to tha United Blaus. hence these elementa of sovereignty wen retained by the state and are atill their property. The supremo court haa repeatedly declared that everyon pew on atata came into the Union equal footing with the original ataUa; hence the state of Utah's ucverelgnty over her water and the beda of her navigable streams Is equal to the sovereignty of any of tho orlglnul states In such matters. Wo do not like the Idea that the constitution of the United States, with Ita reservations in favor of the states. Is a mere scrap of paper, to be pushed contemptuously aside. Whenever It stands In the way of a misguided nationalism and central- MAY 18, 1928. New Salt Lake Home . Stakes Have Right to Do STATESMAN n of railroads was equally criticised, as "tantamount to government ownership, by Fred W. Kargent, president of the Chicago A Northwestern railroad. Federal acd state tax revision, formation of import asaocla David Lawrence, well known po- jthe for collective lions leg litical writer of Washington, says station on various buying and subeconomic The In article In a copyrighted were favored In resolutions jects Deseret News that: al the final session, while It is simply a question or adopted government ownership and operaparty tion whether the Republican men bant slilpi. and governshould put up Mr. Coolldge or Mr. ment of entry into any business were Hoover to do battle ssslnst Gov- opposed. Smith. Secretary Mellon ernor shares tho view of many RepubTRACKS REMOVED. lican leaders that Mr. Coolldge Permission to discontinue street would unquestionably be tha beat man to mako tha race If he could cor servlco and remnvs lta tracks be persuaded to run. A the nomi- on the Went Seventh street ear nation of Governor Smith has each line, between West Temple and reEighth West streets, waa granted day been growing closerhaveto abeen Utah Light A Traction comality tho Uepubllcons nervous. more more and pany by the public utllltlea com-- I getting They concede that tha New Tork mission. Cars formerly routed over governor Is a man of surprises and tha West Seventh Bouth street line that while It Is perfectly possible will bo rerouted over tho Eighth for him to bo defeated by any of I' eat street line. a haa been done yet during tha test period tba Republican candidates, of the post an Is Al Smith realise that they six or seven months. extraordinary campaigner and that the aafret course is to put up the REMARKABLY NEUTRALITY beet vote getter available.' Ons thing that everyone must GOODING GOES TO HOSPITAL give President Coolldge credit for ' WASHINGTON Senator Frank la that during all this talk about R. Gooding of Idaho, accompanied (ho Teapot dome wherein bribery for and corruption stood on one side by Mr. Gooding left this week exaa against honesty on tho other, Rochester, Minn, to undergo Mr. Coolldge has remained strictly senaamination by Dr. Mtyo. The tor's Washington physician Informs neutral. Ha has said nothing for hire that ho la suffering from some nor s gainst tbs guilty Wyoming -fern sc tatuUsil ssBtitsUo I - -- Governor Himself Not Spent Cent To-ward Getting Named. . Because 'of Mr. Hoover1 chamLONDON One of tha longest th followcalls In tha history of telephony pionship of th nogro, Democratic, was mad recently when W. G. a. ing states, normally as doubtful classed Ormsby-Gor- e, under secretary for but previously as th Democrat! nqpa-Ine- e,-, colonies, talked from Java with L with Bmlth becauoo of th governor Secretary Her- 8. Amery, minister of eolonloa, in titudi on prohibition non hlo WASHINGTON $25.-00- 0 tho housa of commons. about ho spent now surely would ho loot to bert Hoover The convtnation lasted nlno tho commerce campaign. His secretary: thus far In tho woo heard and minutes oi dearly manager thinks the total$100,000, Kentucky wss Tho ends. both beam system Tennessee .. tura will b low than used, the meessgs being picked up Oklahoma IB Placing expen- by tha short wave radio circuit at WASHINGTON Missouri over sent thenca Amsterdam and hi on diture 1UI of 53 telephone lines to London. $00,000, Frank O. Lowden The most optimistic Republican nolo, candidate for the Republic"would Bmlth will not claim that Al presidential nomlnation.amphiitlccam fall to carry hi own stats of Now rlly declared before th . York ad well as Nsw Jersey. These paign Investigators that two states would give Bmlth: no basis for th lTr'd.e,",V!u sup 41 Ion that be would 'Now Tork 4. President. Da wrslnthe New Jemy port to Viccould nominated b not event ho 19 'at Kansas City. These threa blocks of statea would bring Bmlth total to 321 NEW YORK Governor theAlfred ope-lelectoral vote. Every DemocratRe-in 5. Smith testified before Massachusetts and very many aenato campaign u"a, 'om' atata turn'd ' mttte. that ho had publicans assert that tha boywhich From Pago obtain (Continued On) to dollar a will surely go Democratic, on addihand or spent nomgive the governor the Democratic presidential and If the leader of the holt would and It lo that l had lJt ton, ination, explaining In is to bo mad tional 18 electoral votes, selected been and has hando who would the bravo a Repbubllcantha whole matter could ho of bottom the wss the nomine with ita well count .Maryland, friends, who It subwquenHy not be expected to exercise much known wetness, against Al Bmlth. disclosed havo contributed $101 a from behind curtain; leadership vote: 110 to hla cauws, out of which 13 too much mystery would be fatal to Add these to tho Bmlth II Massachusetts success of such a- movement. the 00 bos been spent. 8 to Maryland These figure ware prrsented Especially, It may be added. If It from the senatorial Investigators Van should Induce wrong speculations a 25 R It by Georg to who the 'eader might be. votes April, Although Slowed up by Storms, Was Better Washington aus- and the total of electoral he for would not, example, Names, a member of th NewTorlt to be 252. If Senator Heflin were would Public Service commission,on who picious Month Than Wes April, 1927; Big Deal ComThe successful candidate for the behalf guessed to bo tho man. campaign directing the York must have 211 electoral He presidency some Now must he it At goyernor. time the of th votes In order to win. It will b about pleted During .Present Week. closely very the that probability strong questioned votes the thV expenditure of $41,500 In Cali- of Governor Smith's nomination seen that with th Bmlth of would Smith recently de- has made s Democratic split a po- states enumerated whirl fornio, to votes insure A $330,000 deal by which tha cent vacancy survey conducted by feated Senator Reed of Missouri, tential possibility. The situation I need only 14 more Hanlon Investment company of the local real eatate board. Find- and Walsh of Montano, In tha pref- r.ot unlike that which disrupted tho his election. nro states named The following over tho Nor- ings showed less vacancies in Salt erential presidential primary. Bolt Lake took party In 1110. Then the extreme classed as doubtful, but more than semandie end Trenton apartments of Lake, both realdential and busito refused vrhotnsdean which souther wing Th Inquisitor, Democratic: to Salt Laks from R. W. Larson, waa ness. than In almost any of tha over pt Stephen A. Douglas bolted tho likelyNew go 8 night trip from and leadimf cthorleaton Mexico .,... tha feature real eatate deal of tha larger cities of tho country. convention and nominal ( governor th to hear 3 .... Arisona Ono of tho largest Items on tho nomC. this In ed Democrtalc early pert of tha week. This, with John Breckinridge. for tho 3 Nevada. ..., the selling of numerous homos, year's program la tha $1,000,000 St. candidate olwut coo with took the bolters curious them, were 4 Montana .. marked the present week as a good Mark's hospital. The alto at First ination. alio of tho $70, event bulk of as the loan the proved, and 3 Delaware ono for property dealers and own- South and Fourth East streets la total donation, New South's electorlal vvotes But Breca F. Kenny, William 000 by now being cleared and as soon as ers. hod been a leader of the. IB paving and goo main laying kinridge Tha apartment house deal cornea financial arrangements havo been York party before it split, had hern vice contractor. No mention hon been made of will bo broken. negotiated ground Demoon weeks had received heels of last had the and never right president and Rhode Island, Connecticut Explaining that haof aeUvItiea which Includa a lot of A second largo hospital project Is corruption cratic votes for th nomination for believe will of any charges In president, and waa not therefore In which most politicians new buildings on south Main street. to bo undertaken by tho L. D. 8. heard force Smith the New York and with the erection of a leveled ogatnst Ex- any sense a "dork horse such as follow the lead of votes Among the latesit proposed Im- Institution LO A"1'1 th to Bmlth. their electoral provements In that section of town, $600,000 addition to their present California byNome sold that con- Is now supposed to be held In con- give No account haa been taken of Smith some of which are started, L tho building on Eighth avenue and C press. Von the cealment Californio by proposed Wisconsin, which not even the moot sidering th contest In auto sales room for tho McBride street. bolters. n Tha enthusiastic Republican can count Building and th 'number of voting precinct In Auto company. This is a $10,000 la movement n reprepsuch If not did ho other tnSaged mostly in com- In th atate $750 safely Republican. On the would art lorn, Ita dealgn to detach the as proposition Tho building la tn ho company, work, announces better gard th. California outlay as targe. probable Bmlth built by J. B Arnovlta. Tho Walkor mercial Bmlth ticket must hand. It isstate. th from South 000 $10 of states buolneao The three donation! 1021 for As to th than during any cony the Interests will hova two auto sales mode by Ken- hove for its basis a leadership that are listed thus: rooms with a total frontago of 111 of tho seven years since their or- and loon, of $10,000 n would make that nccompllahment T that Connecticut Namee comhave explained either ganisation. Van They ny. foot on Main Ht., Just below Eighth He something like a certainty. Is there 3 Rhode Irlaud South. Three will also bo a custom pleted or havo In Immediate con- was a friend of tho governor. southern such a leadership? KenWisconsin more than $150,000 added that oo far a he knew ...13 assumed character of A tho garage erected by tha Walkor and templation bolt otate for Cheesmsn Interests back of tho worth of construction and bellsvs ny had not a contract wo In the account from Lon Angeles New house hotel on south Main that their year's business will ap- work; that moot of his work could have for its object nothing York. New the 8hould Emith carry the first of of $500,000 mark. proach done for tho city streoto leas than the withholding of enough these tn on woo Other latter blocks of states he Smith Projects. Governor vote from South' electoral the of April, IMS, Beats April, 1137. should he carry Among tho other largo projects only a little more than half Smith ticket to mako certain would be elected: tha to Flans are ready and work to for Salt Lake and vicinity are th stand Rhode Island and Wisan hour end made free reply succeaa of the Republican nom- Connecticut,would the about to start on several auto sales following: Now plant for the Royal all a safe marhava consin he by inee. No mere atate movement of the questionswer propounded Orerooms and on apartment hotel on Crystal Salt company, $100,000; of oenatora-Btelgin In the electoral college. four the to would It have would carry do; south Main between Fifth and Sixth plant for tho 8mokeless Fuei comWith Hoover aa tha candidate of gon. chairman; and MeMnoter of the whole Bouth along. Could It? South. Tho project Is planned by pany. $500,000; University of Utah South is not and Republicans, Dakota. la enough lost ditch oppo- tba Republican party there followThere J. Jenson. Union Hyrum building, $$00,000; univer- Barkley of Kentucky, and Bratton sition to Bmlth'o nomination In the the slightest doubt that the Another bit of improvement sity assembly hall, $200,000; the great of Now Mexico, Democrat. Bouth to mako tha talk of a third ing states. representing which la meeting the approval, of hotel on North vote, or at any rale street, the examination which party of great speculative Interest. agriculturalthem a number of people Is tho now work $100,000; mausoleum Tomplo In city ceme- wooDuring would of small tome go In a rather If the Bouth haa a leader who could being dona at 151 south Main tery, $200,000; Bryant Junior high room conducted In th Commodore, the gov- command Ita United support, and street. This building, tha Carthy school, $115,900; Ostler Candy hi chair, back in leaned ernor who would accept the nomination block, was destroyed by fire some company $50,000; remodeling. hand on th table, of a rump convention. Bmlth'o detime ago and is being rebuilt. studio for tha Pioneer Film corpor- resting his rightmeantime to a he seActivity In Salt Lake this month ation, $10,000; Utah Woolen Mills holding tightly After he woo ex- feat. if nominated, would cured. But the chance of o victory cigar. lo much greater than It was loot Blanket company In Mur- cused factory he remained In the hearing with Smith, If accounted good month, although April, 1121, was ray. $100,000, Westminister college tho examination of enough, would operate powerfully a much hotter month than April, gymnasium, $Si,000; bureau of room duringwhich consumed more against a bolt. This la a consideraVon Namee, 1137,. Salt Lake got away with a mines building. $50,000; Sugar-0'0tion any bolting movement will running start on building this year, ball park. than an hour. With almost any other candidate Later the committee returned to hove to take into account. but slowed up a little during the $25,000. This list does not include than Hoover all of these doubtful It tomorrow where Washington, rough April weather only to break several largo apartment houses with the exception of New BORAH AND MELLON. atatee, forth stronger than' ever In May, and other projects which havo not plans to hear Senator Wation of York, New Jersey, Massachusetts. Home building in Salt Lake alone yet been announced, but are sure to Indiana, who defeated Secretary Connecticut and Rhode Island A few nights ago, Senator James In 1127 amounted to 1201,000, bo included In the yeor'a program. Hdover In tha preforantlal primary would b almost certain to go ReA. Reed of and In Missouri, atate Hoosier while in April, 1921, despite the bad addressing the yesterday, Looking past tho end of tha publican. weather, the amount stood at $311,-00present year a number of largo former Representative James W. th North Carolina convention of In the eight of these figures. It loom up. with tho pas- Good of lows, directing head of the Daughters of the American l Impossible to believe that the projects cam- Revolution, had some very InterIndications ara that building In sage of tho board of education's th Republican convention nt Kansas Balt Lake this year will reach the bond Issue at Saturday's election paign organisation. esting things to say. In tha man- City will nominate one who beyond senso ner characteristic th of the Smith $7,000,000 for a new high record. the erection of a new $1,000,000 brll assured Governor the shadow of doubt would ho th con"Inn school and additions to pros ator! that ha had no Intention of llont and fie ry Missourian, Progreso Certain candidate that possibly Tha ooundness with which Salt ent school structures coating $100,- - conducting any campaign; had ' no cerning- Senator Borah and Andy weakest could be named-as against A I Lake builds warn Indicated by a re- - 000 are assured. arrangements for taking care of Mellon. We belleva our reader Smith, concededly tha tarongeil any deficit that might exist after will b interested In what Senator Democrat. the Houston convention; he mode Reed sold. In tact, everybody Is no promise of patronage In return Interested In whnt Jim Reed soys, for support of hla candidacy and whether they agree with him or BIG CUT IN INCOME TAX. Form Association of no arrangement or agree- not. In hlo North Carolina talk, ho Individual WASHIN CTON Pay know ment whereby hlo own delegates declared that 8enator William E. Income taxpayers were given shift to another candidate Borah is "tho countrys greatest a prospective might $25,000,003 slice WASHINGTON The upbuilding That tha six Indicted deputy or tha delegate of th other can- Republican" and that Andrew W. of the pending $200,000,000 tax of tho American sugar Industry, sheriffs will might throw their oupport Mellon may bo considered lta reduction get full pay, pending didates melon from the viewpoint of the sugar recently when to worst. him tho next balloting during the senate voted a downward revibeet grower and the cane grower, final determination of th validity month nt convenit wasnt for Borah, If tha Democratic the sion of the surtax rata applying no an offset to encroachments of of tho county commissioner's ouster tion. Missouri candidate on Incomes presidential between $20,000 and foreign ougnrs In the American in th supremo court was assured When I was Inaugurated I said, "and the Democrats and In- $S0.000. market, which are becoming more Monday when tha the people of this atata to surgent Republicans, the oil graft promised actAn commission, attempt by the Republicans, formidable every year Is contemand attend to their would still ha going on. I want to however, to have the reduction aping on a stipulation signed by Wal- stay at homo plated as part of tho activity of lace tho I that say Borah affairs, governor sold, and, ag the ply retroactively on Incomes of last regard tha Domestic Sugar Producers' as- H. A.B. Kelly, county attorney, and believe mo, that in mintokos the Republican greatest every country year, on which taxes are paid this Bmlth deputy and by Badge, sociation which opened headquarute of my time. today. year, on which taxea ara paid this ters in Washington this week. Its Rich AthRich, for the deputies, Smith added ltod ho his not been attack the year, was rejected 54 to 25, Renewing upon pasaed as the payrolls which included outside of the state farflung membership embraces all the tho secretary of the treasury, Reed western Republican during names deputies' the sugar growers of continental so broke from the ranksIndependents d said: "He has been blackened except to toko a campaign to the Join United States and of Hawaii and vacation In North Carolina. much that you cant blacken him solid Democratic lineup in opposi- Porto Rico. The organisation has That had no poliilcl signifi- any more. He has put through al- - tlon Big Bill Thompson who has been formed by bringing together been talking big about how Ameri- cance. he said, "but I believe 1 most everything that hao brfen Both propositions are to In one body the United Btatea Beet can history has been written, saw did shake hando with about questionable, during tho Coolldga final vote on passage subject everyand the an tho In Sugar association, representing thro state. That la. except administration embarrassing chapter In the body and ho Is th change must te accepted by the grower In Utah, Wyoming, Idaho making on primary day. Senator Emmons." Coolldga administration. Grand house. and other beet growing states; th Little more la heard of "the Tha crowd laughed at this ref- Junction Sentinel. Hawaiian Sugar Planters associa- White House spokeman. Twos erence to th Democratic leader of CHICAGO Despite the hitler SAN FRANCISCO BUbY tion; American 8ugar Cans league, an embnmalng nama nnynow, North Carolina, who lo vigorously made by State's Attorney fight to Croat a reasonable ex- opposad to Smith's candidacy. representing southern can grow- tending Robert E. Crowe. Chief Justice WilBAN FRANCISCO All records ers. and th association of sugar pectation of a word or two rliout liam V. Brothers today granted the for on Ban the 'trading oil Francisco Its and A of TIMELY Rico. Porto to "machinplanters application QUESTION petition of the Chicago Bar aaso-dastock exchange were tnmdki , Officers of the newly formed or- ery." a special grand ? A parllamentry candidal when securities traded In to- In a Tho United States la giving a ganisation sleeted yesterday were Iwctlott mur made tho following tailed $ 0.11 4. 1 OT comtmrad with J.ury New lot or attention to a bill for th rural district president K.. A. Burgulerea, frauds ders, and terrorism. Attorremark In the course of nls ad- the previous record of 516.543.221 Orleans: first vice president, G. W, "protection of migratory birds.' Is dress: General Oacar ney Carlstrom will "There is no question In tho made April 1127. Shares bought take McCormick. Menominee. Mlrh; this on evidence of pity for Sennlor world which I cannot charge of tha investigation and sold numbered 214,605, This answer with Robinson Indiana enwho WashD. hod of treasurer. Royal Mead, In not a record or 'No.' for shares, but It tangled with "birds of a feather?' JustAn Ye' ington. old farm laborer Jumped up compares favorably with the high FLOOD HITS IDAHO. While Senator Borah deserves mark of and 12. said: when 320,216 April maiater, "Ileaae, credit might, for In trying 1 motives good BOIBE, Idaho, 8everal hundred SCHOOL BUDGET OFFERED. share crossed the board. ask 'a o question?" to collect a "shame" fund to return acre of pasture and grain Und In Th San Francisco excurb fellow, my good "Certainly to Sinclair, Republican voters with Presenting n total of estimated county, west of here, were change also broke oil records To- Canyon Inundated by tho overflow of the school needs for the school year a sens of "shomo" understand sold the candidate. market value on said day's tha th Well, maloter, curb then, ballot tha la Boles that a mors when It broka over the effective river $2,100,-0beginning July 1, 1021, at old farmhand, what'a tha tlina?' wa $1,213,115. compared with tha bonk and washed to servo their country. Into a drainage Superintendent of School G. way record Success high previous of $4,241,717 Farming. Senator Georg of Georgia says canal. N. Child submitted hla tentative or 15 March this Th of year. Several road bordering th river proposed budget to the board of our socallsd prosperity is a statisrecord of shares waa also iirukcn, in this vicinity A NOTH Ell VERSION. wero washed out. education at a special meeting held tical Bureaucratic prosperity.' vari- tho curb trading In 141,771 shares anil tha following Judge to two bridges prints demonstrations, approaches Monday night. though having ation on an old ns with 194,117 shares crossing compared theme: soma psychological effect can not the river were madi on I. April dangerous when the water swlrlci. "Nobody laughed when I stepWASHINGTON The Uk of make n man laout of a Job and monout of Its banks and over the roan think he living on easy street. ped up to the piano. The second curbing Ih flood menace of tha ey The W1IO WAS HE waa and overdue lending to the bridges. months country has reason to expect payment fNther of waters waa taken over Senator Fens os tho G. O. P. I had coma to toko It back." "Are you the man who boxed by th federal government with that ONE SOLUTION my ears yesterday 7 th signing by President Coolldge notional convention keynoter will GIVING HIM A CHANCE. "No. Nervous Clerk (seeking a raise) nf the Mississippi river flood con- give as veritable an account of oil "You are not?' and other admlatratlon achieve"Daddy, rant you help me with Er my wife end I are finding II trol hill. 1 have ments so h did nf the erriflr (hla problem? said so, Ixn't that terribly difficult to live together n n 1 I taking-dowPresident I'oollilgt "Well, I could, Willie, but don enough ?' my salary. What our I fliers did not administer, when the sena- think It would he quite rialtl. Then who are you 7 Boas Well, what do you want need most Is a dependable tor called at tha Whits Housa to 'The inan who la going to box me to do orranga a divorce T "Maybe It won't be, but will Dolls Journal urn thq praoldont tq run MfUh Hi try It and geof .. yp ur sail today, 'WBusa Hunter, PalhOadu. 1- WASHINGTON Of tho 10t delegates to tho Republican nation170 actually have al convention, been selected, leaving 111 still to bo chosen. A majority, lo needed to nomineta. Of tha 1104 Democratic convention delegates. 774 havo been designated and 121 remain to be selected. Two-thiror 7!1 2 required for nomination. ill lloovrrs lineup as Given by Managers, Tha lineup: Republicans: Hoover 441, of which 114 ora In dispute. Arisons. 4: Arkansas, I; Californio. 31; Colorado, 14; Delaware, ; Florida, 10; Georgia If; Iowa, 3; 21; Louisiana, 13; Kentucky, 7; IB; Massachusetts, Maine, Mis7: Michigan 13; Minnesota, sissippi, 13; Missouri. 10; Nebraska, 7; Nevada, 3; New HamiMhlro, II; New Mexico, 7; New York, 47; North Carolina, in; Ohio, 11 ; Rhode Island, 12; 'mineaae, II; Utah. 11; Virginia, IS; Wuslilr.gton, 17; Wisconsin 7; Hawaii, 2; Philippines 2 Hoover's claim to the following 114 delegutea la disputed fcy Arisona. 4; Arkan opponents: sas 4; Colorado 7; Delaware. 4; Florida; 10, Georgia, IS; Kentucky. 2: Louisiana, 12; Massachusetts. 21; Minnesota, 1; Mississippi, 13; Missouri, 4; Nebraska, : 4; Nevada, I; New Mexico. New York, 30: North Carolina, S; Tennessee, II; Utah, 11; Virginia. II: Wisconsin, I. Lowtlra Lays Claim To 333 Delegate. Lowden 252, of which (3 nro in dispute. Arisons, I; Arkansas, 7; ColoSB; Iowa. rado, I; Illinois. 27; Minnesota, 21; Missouri. 21; NeMexbraska, IB; Nevada. 3; New ico, 4; North Carolina, 11; North Dakota, II: Ohio 30; Oklahoma, IS; Bouth Carolina, 11; Wisconsin, 3; Alaska, Lowden'a claim to tho following Bl delegates is disputed by opponents: Arisons, 4; Arkansas 2: Colorado, 2; Minnesota. 1; Missouri, 4; Nebraska. 4; Nevada. 1; Now Mexico, I: North Carolina, 3: Ohio, 20; Oklahoma. 13; South Carolina, 4; Alaska 3. Curtis 41. of which 32 ora In . 2- dispute; Kansas, 21; Oklahoma, 20; Rhode Island. 1, Alaska 2. Curtiss' claim to tho following delegates Is disputed by tho opponents; Oklahoma, 20; Alaska Norris 33, of which olxtoen aro In dispute. Nebraska, IB; Wiscon- sin. 17. Tho sixteen Nebraska votes aro claimed also for Lowden and four of them for Hoover. Borah 11. Idaho, II. IBB Republican The following delegates, already selected, aro not claimed at present by any of tho candidates: Connecticut, 17; Delaware. S: Illinois, I; Maseachusetta, 2; Missouri. 4; New York, 43; Pennsylvania, 71; District of Columbia. 2. Only 7IJ4 Smith Votes In Dispute. Tho above table does not Includa tho 33 Indiana delegates who will be Instructed for Watson and tho II delegates from Maryland who will bo Instructed for Hoover, as a result of the preferential primary results in those states. They have not yet been selected. Conflicting claims In Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi and Bouth Carolina revolvo largely around contesting delegates. Democrats: Smith 553 4. of which 71 Is aro In dispute. ; California, Arisona, 24; Connecticut. 14: Delaware, ; Idaho, 3; Illinois, B7; Iowa, 31; Louisiana, 20; Maine, 12; Massachusetts 2C; Michigan, 30; Minnesota, 24; Nevada. ; New Hampshire, I; New York. IB; North Dakota, 10; Ohio. 1: Oklahoma, 20; Pennsylvania H: Rhode Island. 10: Utah, 3; 14; Washington, Wisconsin, SC; Alaska, f: Hawaii, I; I: Porto Rico, 4; VirginPhilippines. islands, 3. Three of Utah's Eight, Voles Held In Doubt. Smith's claim to the following UK delegates la disputed by opponents: Illinois, 11; Louisiana, 20; Oklahoma, 20; Pennsylvania, Utah, 8: Porto Rico, I. Rn4 117, of which II dispute, II A; are In Illinois. 13; Kansas 20; Missouri. 31; Oklahoma, 20; Pennsylvania, "5: Utah, 3. Reeds claim to all but hla 16 Instructed Missouri delegate la disputed by opponents. Pomerene 47. Ohio, 47. George 23. Georgia- 21. Hull 24. Tennessee. 24. Ajrrss 20, claimed also by Reed's managers. Kansan. 20. Hitchcock IB. li. Nebraska, Tils 24 delegates from Alabama and tho if from Arkansas, all are not claimed definitely for ony candidate. The above table does not Include Ihe 30 Indians delegates still to bo selected who will bo Instructed for Woollen as a result or tha Indian.a preferential primary vote. - The flexthte provisions of the tariff law are ronatttutlonal. the supreme court of the United Start-having so decided. The court did not have before It and did not nnso on the wisdom or Injustice of tho Coolldge administration employing the flexibility almost Invariably to produce higher rates What led the president to cut the rata on Bob White quail from Mexico tone of a very few exceptions to the rule of hoisting at every opportunity) la an Inviting subject for Inquiry. Maybe ho thought Imported whistling would afford a measure of farm relief. Agriculture would ha In a happier state had the Rspuhltrm administration not overlooked fa fit relief In Ita desire to relievo tho ROM BU ttignM P' . , Chants to ? 'Harts Election al Win Talk of Revolt J May Finds Salt Lake Real Estate Men Busy - con-eld- ed ,,,, Vlncenl-Peterao- Ill-roo- m half-smok- ed 0; 0. Hoover-for-Preslde- nt , Sugar Producers Indicted Deputies Are Given much-neede- . - 1 0. rails-ocean- 4 fr y |