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FARM RELIEF PLANS
There are more clouds appearing on the farm
relief horizon, according to some observers of the situ
ation in Washington, who see much in the present clash
between Congress and the executive branch of the gov
ernment.
It is generally conceded that any law which may be
passed will provide for some kind of a farmers’ board to
administer the act. Secretary of Agriculture Hyde
agrees with this plan, but wants the board to be a part
of his department. Farm leaders in Congress want the
board to be an independent establishment, not subject
to executive control.
Then the farm leaders propose advisory councils of
farmers for each kind of crop, stabilization corpora
tions, and what not. Of course there must be a large
force of experts, inspectors, clerks and employees of
many kinds. With a proposed appropriation of $300,
000,000 to handle there must be plenty of new govern
ment jobs.
It may not be too cynical to suggest that only those
who get on the pay roll will get very much real relief in
the long run.
Knotso Knutty, student of affairs and other scan
dals, has a suggestion for control of liquor evils. He
suggests that a commission be sent to a few countries
that have temperance to investigate its results.
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HIED STATES
SEWARD GATEWAY HAS NOT
YET BEEN APPROACHED BY
BIG INTERESTS
WASHINGTON, D. C., May 2, (/P)
—A sudden secret and widespread
campaign by the International Pa
per and Power Company to buy
control of a vital interest in Amer
ican newspapers was revealed here
The federal trade commission
ers announced that already the
| $6,000,000,000 Hydro Electric Cor
iporation and its associates in the
! eastern and mid-western sections
are reported to have obtained a
| financial grip upon a dozen or
more important‘journals.
U1BLE TO AGREE !
SHKIK BE H
BOAT‘TM ALONE”!
—
UNITED STATES AND CANADA
ARBITRATION MEETINGS
WERE FAILURES
_
WASHINGTON, May 1, (/P)—Un- !
able to agree as to the facts or
law in the sinking of the Canadi
! an rum runner “I’m Alone” by the
American Coast Guard on March
122, the United States and Canada
have agreed to submit the case to
international arbitration under 1
| provisions of the Ship Liquor!
j Treaty of 1924 between the United j
| States and Great Britain.
A publication of the correspon- ‘ I
j dence on the case revealed the ! j
| two nations were hopelessly di
i vided on the issues involved. The I
’ “I’m Alone” case will be the first I
reference of a major international
dispute to arbitration since the
negotiation of the Kellogg Anti
| War treaty, and will also be the j
first reference of a case to arbi
! tration under the Ship Liquor
!treaty.
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RUNNING CLOSE SECOND j'
| SAN FRANCISCO, May 2, (JP)—
j Women, vitally interested in all
; matters affecting the welfare of
I the community and of the coun
try. are running a close second to
the men in actively espousing the
cause of a downward revision of
the federal tax on earned in
comes.
Attend the free dance at Odd
Fellows hall tonight.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
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2 p. m. to 4 p. m.; 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. |
Phones: Main 136
Residence, Madison 90
ONE SHOW ONLY AT 8 O’CLOCK
AN ALL COMEDY PROGRAM
The great fun-making team
- LEW CODY — AILEEN PRINGLE —
supported by
BERT ROACH — MARY Me A LLISTER—
in the big laugh hit of the season
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“WICKEDNESS PREFERRED
A comical story of a couple of married couples who get
into one great tangle of miss-understandings.
A writer of cave-man stories was expected to live like his
characters and, hating to disappoint his fair admirers, he
tries to act the part when wrecked with one of them, but
being a timid and bashful man he sure makes a mess of
everything in a way that will make your sides ache.
He tried to be the fiery hero of his fiery South Sea ro
mances, but how his knees shook when he had to act.
DO WOMEN REALLY PREFER WICKED
MEN?
If you’re a woman, come and see what your
ideal caveman would look like in real life.
If you’re a man, come and see what to avoid in
your caveman stuff.
To start the laughter wre will give you a
JOHNNY ARTHUR 2-REEL COMEDY
“WEDDING BELLS”
And also another 2-reel Van Bibber comedy
"A KNIGHT OF DAZE"
A FINE 10-REEL PROGRAM
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