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Show APRIL THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNISO, East to West Atlantic Fliers Mav Wing Way Across Barrier to N. Y. Line Down and land Dog Used to Carry ! Message 25 Miles. Planes Try to Reach Birdmen Stranded Downed by Storm. (AP). 15 H QUEBEC Qu., April Canadian Press tonight reported " ' Thi message myltta the receipt if a transcontinental air"the Canadian-Inland. Seven .hlch left m arrived aafely on Greenly 6 and p. m. between a Wand n waa announced tonight that a second plane, carryingwill '"i,"p"If toand photographer, morrow for the l.land. Should this In rea. be plane waa said there It locked Bremen, w T' In room I be would ample lief planea for the transatlantic filers ao If they to return to clvlliaatlon, pointed out. however desired It ltn to I that they may decide retheir atiiP until "Pare laparta are to repaired ceived and the plane flight their continue to enable them to New York In tha Bremen. way, plane J p "l" 'n'n ' I! Wireless QUEBEC Que. message April 15 (AP)to the Canadian ' Greenly ialand repreas relayed from of tha German port that tho crew ' alrplan Bremen are making satls-factor- v the plana la that and repair, to "leave under Its own I expected ower ahortly.". 1 HALIFAX. N. ., April 15 (AW- -5 Tha government telegraph operator at Tolnt Amour haa advised the Postal here that owing "Telegraph company Sto tha land llnea being down between near and Long 1ST Point Amour where thaPoint,German Greenly Ialand, the stranded i monoplajne Bremen I by ..iily means of communloatloi. dog team over a route about twenty-j- j five miles long. -- April QUEBEC. Que.. lr. Luis Culslner hopped S Seven fsland. at 3 o'clock Island (AP). off from this after- -' 15 to pick noon tonight, Uttions" o'clock continued good. I Fliers Aak Why Answers to First Messagaa Not Made. NEW YORK, April 15 (AP) An airplane mechanic, taking a new propeller and equipment for repairing the landing gear of the transatlantic plane Bremen, stranded n Greenly ialand, waa dispatched tn Quebec today by Junkers representatives here. Spurred hy a radio mesaage from Baron (lunther von Huenefeld on J --- n.M r Suit V SOUTH SAN April 15 (AP). Allowed. maciinlc Ja .ls....lwl. . . It 1. bee. where he win awan .uin.. Jaano, POCATEI.LO, fliera. from the a 8- - HWlta. The metutag askeit ThTtt DanW and other equipment be aent a. -U- lna- whisky by a Jury In district soon as possible. . Minvlni ten minutes' delibera Helnrlch Segal, general manager of Satur- company, Lloyd German tion Thursday, waa sentenced the North the conannounced at the cloae of forward-in- g ference thai the means of the equipment from QuebecMW)to deeded N, Greenly tatand would -- , later. celvlng stolen proper,, At the conference. It was decided tenced to trom nam. at a at state InitentUry to have a mechanic lb the PMt,g -. would be acce.slh e vears was firs c.Canada, where hesoon Bever Boise. able are "we -a. to the fliera as but ine to establish contact with them, Segal d".wn and the other substituted Rowe vereu. A. of E. case ""The message from the fliera also I. w "?'T" charging their pre- with-Hewlett, ""'" asked why no answers toreceived heliiK tne cause and several vious messages had been false In.prlwnment Von dam that of believed he aald Segal resulted In the awarding Huenefeld and the two pilots. CapOf ages .Commander M and tain Herman Koehl alleged in his com-paitStltSm James Fitsmaurlre, sent out mesaage. Hwe lost n-Hewlett by dog teams, which were either or delayed In the bllssard reported and held In Jail two day. l,hout an - nst him. ,iuini raging. ma i e' M Segal aald he had sent word to hi. that In Bremen. Germany, office main no further messages of Information and plan, had been received ami tow vt.1- warned them to place no credence In rep.it, bad wcaU.cr, with reporta that the filers were preparing bilityto hop off again. He also reported that the North Two Plane. Attemptintf Down.. German Lloyds line had picked up a T Beach Bremen Forced 1j (AI ). '"'.. April La Western Union cable to the effect ot'FBKi' St took the who RtUn that Duke Schiller, aviator, fog along wnun off in an effort to reach Green y river today raised a bariier two airplanes striving to back l.land Saturday, had landed safely flung transatlantic on h tiefman-I.lsbllssard a the when forced down hy nlsrs, marooned on Greenly Island, In the shores of the Bay of St. the .'traits of Belle Isle. .ii'i - Eouioment el fit. The mechanic, on his way by train to Quebec, will take his equipment or-to the Quebec flying field and await ders. He will be Instructedor later other whether to use an airplane mean, of transportation In getting the Segal Wand, to material Greenly said. D. C. April 15 WASHINGTON, (AP). Without atatlng how the Jourbe to waa negotiated, Captain ney James FltsmauTlee of the German plane Bremen has advised the Irish Free State minister here that he to be In New York within a few - ts Minister Smlddy received this mesdated sage from Captain Fltsmaurlce, SO p. m.: April 14. and timed "By tlod'e grace, east to west Atlantic flight at last accompllahed. Am happy In thought that It brlnga credit and honor to our native land. My German comrades, Koehl and Huenefeld, Join me In sending you greetings from Erin. Hope to reach New York In a few days." OTTAWA, Ont., April 15 (API -Two government planes have left Murray bay for Seven Islands, half way between Murray bay and Greenly Island. Where the crew of the Oer- - -. motor, ami landing near here after tne..... tram usesi JnUB proDtUitr tore )e ? eniin. and altitude of 2m. feel The nan smashed to juna. lrq,ller from where me piano The Plane landed without additional although Breese was ion ea damage, uver tour niu-i-tn alius field where a landto reach a and a ing was possible:7 A woman years, were among boy. aged about -s thu passengers, an ui sato reveal their. names. White the n.L I no n i i 1.1.. ',--ni in tiannnfft of San plane waa skirting the shore SCO oay. grand by a shower of .blinded . i. temiwrarlly Ha machlnerv. -- I oil iiviii not and that he found his plane In a tall nc spin when he recovered. n saiu and succeeded in righting the plane, withclear space headed for th. only " - T i . TM - T' in reach. Bartlett Stephens, ground superintendent at Mill, field, said after Investigating the accident that the propeller on Breese's plane had broken first, and that the vibration had torn He the engine from Its fastenings. feat paid a high tribute to Breese's In making a sefe landing. "It waa one of the most remarkable pieces of piloting I ever witnessed," Stephens deylarcil. Victor Debate Team Teton Pair Matter wre M.,hmr - with- Cal.. FRANCISCO. Vance Breete. liter and airplane manufacturer, today plsimlane containing seven ...i . "'!;" Special '" The Trlliuse. !. see ijj Countv Fixe Salaries of Officials uerowww ,Z extending The First Real Sale in SEVEN YEARS kHBHaalalalaHBlalKSalen I JB bksbW WR B Small Deposit Will Hold Any Garment in This Sale L 1 No Exchanges or Refunds No Garments Sold to Stores for Resale Purposes Ruin by Dust and Workmen Remodeling OVER THREE THOUSAND GARMENTS at iinrel IEVABLE LOW PRICES SOF isRESSES --at m-- COATS V ' HUNDKtU HUNDREDS OF f MmT ?ii5 'V 495 MM J J SA I Slightly Soiled K" I 20 00 ONLY X0ddaaBd Ends 1S- - o Up, 8oiled J ONLY AU Sixes KoBsssssss-sassaaaass- sj 7K''J.Hfe::13ll5l9 Or2forfll 25 0r2for$22.SO 35.00 nW7V ONLY All Our Higher Grade Coats, Suits and Dresses pr-- AT EVEN GREATER REDUCTIONS LADIES' UPSTAIRS SHOP MAIN FRANK, Manager the dealg uof einbrarraaalng the Republicans on broadest ground. and specifically of making the farmfor Governor ing we.t willing to vote Smith of New York If he should be nominee. the Democratic The Incident has given rise to a witticism about tne window-bo-In armsfarm-erbeof New York City up crops cause of the low price, for their to of geranium seed. Running counter Includes E. W. KELLY, Presidenl MULLETT-KELL- JuneriCaUi Otntleman 00DEN SALT LAKE 0ITY SALT LAKER! A CODE FOR THE 14VE-WIRof I rcpectfuUy .ubmit the following code NtajMV E I Salt Lakers, the exemplification of which, . our city to a wondrously gionout iuiuit. my atUtutle toward L I shall be positive-minde- d see to it If criticise I must, I shall first .otitru tively, and secondly, I shair be sUre to do 1 posiauspices and m the right place. it under the 11 S ltt l.g.--.arv- right tively shall not criticise indiscriminately. carping about 2. I shall not listen to negative-minde- d shall endeavor I If I hear a constructive criticism, the city. where to pas. it on to the city administration or elsewhere, it properly belongs. factor in 3 Eecognizing that the most important shall endeavor personalbuilding a citv is the human factor, I ly to be an exemplary fellow-citizen- s. cognizant of the rights of my citizen-public-spinted-n- eighbor wide4. Appreciating the power of suggestion and its demonstrabe consistently spread effect on my fellows, I shall If the "old home town. for of regard tive in my expressions 1 it is true, that there is "no impression without expression, it must I feel must do more than just think my patriotism. action. into it and exemplify it and put cit5 I shall h generous in my attitude toward other ies in the state and mindful of their opportunities and prerogatives. 6. I shall remember that a real city must be built along considcultural as well as commercial lines, and, therefore, fair eration must be given to the artistic and aesthetic, to the and the beautiful. ' " is a ' Realizing that play in its various expressions its importance big factor in community life, I shall recognize and participation. by my personal support 8. I shall actively sustain the city, state and national in the enforcement of law; and shall not permit bias. my judgment to be warped by political 9. I shall applv the Golden Rule to the treatment of visitors within our city and shall try to make Salt Lake long " y and favorably remembered by them. 10. I shall withal be devotedly loyal to my own home e Flirt Ribbon Goes To Clara Browne. Clara Browne, Pocatello, wa.jflrst In flute, and Leo Kraenier of Plum- mer was secona. jiiaon .Miner 01 Blackfoot and Norma Howe of Moscow won first and second place., re- - edu-cation- "MaT etmrtiveiey i clarinet esfltesl. riett Wyatt of Piutnmer was first in comet and John Cusano of tljl. city second. Arthur Snyder was the only contestant in the trombone division. Adrian Lee or rocaieuo ana James Cuio were winners of the baritone division and Orval Fox of Idaho Falls was first In tuba. Forrest Young of Pocatello was second. un FARM MEASURE HOLDS REACTION NOTE FOR C. O. P. One COMPANY Y Olothiwi to the guests st the recent joint conferenc here, on the success of th. convention. The music contest closed late Satur at day night, the finals being ofplayed Idaho, Frasler hall. University Southern Branch. Young Pocatello musicians carried otr tn. majority 01 the honors. Alice Johnson of Boise won first place in clas. A of the piano of conte.t, with Norma Virginia Fullerand Namba second. Marjorle Smith of both Pocatello, Frances Terrell, took first and second, respectively. In class B and claaa C Mary McCabe of Pooatelto was rirst and Bob Clark of Boise second, reapectlvely. Margaret Connelly of Pocatello waa first In class I), with Frances Grow of Buhl, aec ond. Jacques Jolas, noted pianist and concert artist, who appeared In concert here Friday night, was the Judge of this conte.t. Holland N.ilson Violin Winner. Rolland Nellson took first honor. In rlaaa A of th violin division and Marion HenPauline Self, second. derson was first In B. Clifford Norton second; Olbson Walter, first In claaa C and Howard Young of Shelley aecond. All winning contestants except Young are from Pocatello. Theodore Kratt of Moscow acted aa Judge In the glee club division and gave first place to the Paris girls' glee club and second to Blackfoot Irwin Jensen I. director of the Pari, organisation and Miss Dorothy Demary of the latter. Pocatello high school's boys' glee club, after winning first place in the semifinals, took second place last night, first going to Pari.. Mr. Kratt also Judged the vole, division. Mls Phyllis Beckley of Pocatello was first In the soprano class, with Florence Bouchelle, of Buhl, and Andrea Anderson, of Idaho Falls, tied for second. Rampton Barlow, Pocatello, was first In baritone and Jess K. Anderson of Idaho Fails aecond. Kath-erlnElliott of Pocatello waa awarded first in contralto and Katharine Groom, also of thl. city, aecond. Owing to the late hour the decisions reached in the semifinal, for cello and wind instrument were left the same and the contestants did not play last night. Miriam Walters of Pocatello was first In cla. A and Charles Shlr-le- v of Idaho Falls was first in class B. with Esther Teeple, Pocatello, placing (Continued from Page aHAmnr at nrln-- f It I n leaders tie Hoover up with of oppos-5as sharer In the odium avoid farm relief, they cannotreapect. other s tying htm up inof allview of Hoovjr-From the point friends, they would regard tying desirable any pcture which by him to a Coolldg. liability tie. asets. Cool Idge also to the BY .Irians. Arrlilra there I. a contrary 7un'r ,tl this, effect that when the to the Mr Cool AN EDITORIAL te The Trlbane. Idaho, April POCATKLIX). Local committee., headed by Mrs. B. Anderson, president of the Idaho Stat. Federated Music Clubs, and Qaylor Sanford, head of the ldal.0 Federa tion nf Music Teachers, are receiving congratulations from distinguished mu- hi h inhnnl a x Rpeclal u.n.oialtn BKSaW We Must Sacrifice Now to Young Pocatello Musi cians Walk Off With of Priaw. Majority der the direction of Loren Schnabel, won first place, and Idaho Falls, under the direction of A. H. Clifford, In the band contest was second. Pocatello won first and Idaho Falls secone. I nnV HONOR Vkrf VICTOR, Idaho, April defeated high school debating team here rrl-da- y Teton high team from Driggs on the subject belonging to the Caplane, nlget Rlved; a mi.' ...1 nun ghmATI nadian TrauVranj;lnb,.,y yest-Td- ay Vlrter' abolished by national law. nached''haVf-wa- y point on the way team, composed of Thelma Steven,-affirm l.tand.. the I., Greenly Island, at Brv.n and Ella Grover, upheld and Lois itlve. while Jessie Phill p. side. where It was stormbound today.to The re The the negative Griggs argued plane landed at Seven Island, were C, L. Stephens and judge, fuel, but could not continue. . B. Kearsiey oi viciui Another plane, carryingtookwoff of Drlg Adelsteln men and photographers, waa forced to i.n-abay today, but return after battling a heavy rain Cntnin now.. storm for nearly an ordered the Officials of the airways both olanrs to hold- - their iu,f nf the at renew to ship. In readiness -i Tha Tribune. urn iai- -tempt to reacn moderates. as the weather Bl'RLEY, Idaho, April 15wereSalaries set at nf Cassia county officers (AP) the recent meeting ot Sheriff, assesHALIFAX, N. S , April 15 ftovern-meCanadian follows: as missloners At noon today the, Is proand clerk of the dissteamer Montcalm, which crew or sor, treasurer court, $2000 per year each, school trict ceeding tn the rescue of the on Judge, probate superintendent. I1S00; the Junkers monoplane Bremen llOD ,A "" Clirn. reached a posi- ....... "T .' law survejoi are ....rnn.T Greenly Island,e had miles as last same the the from salaries These seventy-fivtion exception n a 1300 In- year, with the who Island and probably will not reach the acreceived nerintendent, Island before tomorrow mornrng. received message a wireless cording to vesthe CIReglstrars for thirty voting pre hero from Captain Mercler. the sel's commander. of Oakley was was Clarence Nelson The position of the Montcalm -de5K.S appointed brand in. peel or given as 50.35 degrees north. Captain Mercler. who need grees west, by was If finding a buyer Is a crying slowly proceeding added that he Th. Tribune aecond. upon clone-packe- d ice with you call through a field of Wants to aid you. in all directions. BFk Remodeling Ir ILr Sale Iks. Bxsal GIVEN Saving Seven HiiM w LADIES! jsi N S condi- If flying Averts Crash, HEARS SENTENCE Greenly Ialand to Mia. Herta JJnker., tha plane manufacturer daughter, of ..... .Sortli omeima m i'. -ii.ni.Ara and . . up days. for Greenly crew of the German plana Bremen. t the Ke expected to reach Greenly lslsnd LIQUOR VENDER carry over Into the election and cause the west to rote for a Democrat At this point arises the Democratic Interest In :he picture, which is supposed to account for tne extraordinary scene of two New York City Tammany bll) senator, voting for a farm Isrelief to cause of which the frank purpose the consumer to pay more for his The theory la pretty nearly fnl universal that this Tammany ge.ture Fill WINNERS Airman's Skill 16, 1928. al town and to my fellow citizens. ) COMPANY MUIXETT-KELL- Y bv official ob government action, and therefore 11 ine jectionable, me net ot willis tnat tnen be bill will be passed and ...tuil V... tha nr,iMnt hilt Will HOt necessary to pass have the iver tne presiaeni s veiu. n?ictiiii v.. !.... hf(.r th rmmtrv will consist of congress voting heavily In favor of the bill and the president vetoing It. Should Present an Alternative Measure. a 1'ort rr the a U Blltl !,,. thla una nUtiiM "a nA " aa.a.-ya.aBa presumed political consequences of aIt. several provisions are made, but of the present they are lit tie more than suggestions. One la that before the bill finally paase., the president, In congress, through hi. supporter. bill, should present an alternative which which would not prevail, but would have the double effect of first making clear to the country the topresthe reason, for objecting ident', . u...aaa a. Kltl ar.t urnnfl all Is to not opposed showing that he farm reller wnaiever, ou. merew init .half "b sound and workable. sist, nathaa am pafinn ! that the Drest- dont in his veto message should state so clearly and completely nis position on farm relief aa to savs hira from as respects the farmer, under resting, the odium charged by the farm leader In congress that ha I. fundamenAnother tally hostile to agriculture. McNary-llaugeth aftr suggestion la that. dla- thus and vetoed bill la 1. r- a mn t r riT. 1MW.0 president; ahoaid (here proved yupon tie inirooucea ana, u answer to thl. paased TheIs t nmmon that the remaining tim suggestion of th session I. wo short a to make passage of a new farm relief bill im- 0GDEN SALT LAKE CITY two-thir- 1 "For the Adornment and Protection of All Surfaces' v- n President's Vto effect may b. obtained in th bedroom by th scheme! Shade, and tint of all pleing decorative proper bedroom decoration, and th mode of d in colon may be -Th Vofti for Color the day will be faithfully followed. at are combinations year comma-- 4. All is dominant. If you de.ire assistance in .electing a proper scheme of decoAny Benration for your bedroom., let Bennett ' help you. to erve be will gUd nett dealer, gny experienced peinter, with awured are Bett you. All deiir-- d Looms In Picture. Th probability seems to be that the final picture will oonalst of the bill passed by congress and prevented from becoming, a law the president', veto. by The anticipated politicalb conselisted. of this picture can quence, - .. nthir mnra hntiert for bv those feared than by who thoae hope supposed to fear. It Is claimed, first of all. that Restful Colorful Cheery possible. Iaowden or Dewes, aa sup- bill, porters of th McNary-Haugewill be seen as having a position on the with identical poaltlon relief farm taken by a large majority of congrees. The Inference meant to be conveyedis Is that .Im e a majority of congress for the kill, therefore a majority of the voters mnet b fir It. Th further. Inference I. that necessarily Lowden or must be th logical Republican Dew, The f. r the presidency nomln which is corollary to thla argument, the really important thing In the minds of thee who think this war. I teat as will be seen hy th country Hoover .I Van ita, . onfMSl- lal aa.t,la t r OIM. aira la. a iha Ui therefore Identified with a minority nf rnnitM and tnferentlally a minor On of th Infer- ity of th voter. nee meant to be conveyed t that Hoover should he and will t mueny nomination by the nuaoeed for th we.. A further Inference atHdl to threaten the Republican na- meant . I Laa'aaa la that Uaavaa miial fl O t I! be nomlnaled. beraun tha farm oppo- nam m fcw jui p iiUM n rulti Bennett's Pure Paints Varnishes and Enamels Tun In en fCSC p. m.. fee th :M te uedjr,Concert. Bennett A Virv-llBiirt- OLAeS A PAINT t M Wei Fleet Sent gait Lak City INNITT I vi CO. g.en.tt't -eeduct ertegeety sr LM M y throughout Utah and lnu"nt ealrs ia |