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Show v THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER YOUNG PLAN DAWES REACHES ENGLAND. LONDON and Mrs. Charles G, Dawes arrived at Pantnras Dons fiarh of Convict TRUCE HOLDS TO. GERMANY L The first bicture o Alexander Pantazes, multi millionaire theatrical magnate, in the uniform of a prisoner at the Los Angeles county jail, following his girU ' convictidn on charge of assault on Internal Political Strife Expected in Fu- Fierce Je-ra- n? frtc-tlonl- Cracia rertod tn Home rolltics Will Take Stage. After that. the. crucial period In German home politics begins, Just when that will be Is unknown aa yet, Conferences of commissions are concluded only for the international ! SMV 4W nartv Xvaentiea ef Shins Cemta te Halt K Featuring the loveliest styles. Every style is new and original ; LOS ANGELES, Csl Alexander Pantagea, although possessor of millions, now mops floors and does other tasks tn orison. Immediately fol lowing his conviction on the charge V, imvuicto JVHUI But, ,vr WM9 SCIENCE HOPES our windows ' wives." derful You can take R, 3. Mortar- lty'a word for it, or you may try It in your own house. Moriarlty accompanied the College of Puget Sound football team on a trip and awarded a box of candy to Miss Dorothy Raleigh, senior, because she was the noisest girl of the TO ELIMINATE W-Sud- Udies' Flannefetff Seamless Sheets GOWNS WMjsrfjasi0ajMS Uon of the smallest earth movement. The paper also bears time marks, so that the exact beginning, duration and end of the temblor shock can be calculated. Seep hems. Alto ilzes . 11.75 values Large, shipment of new shirts just unpacked. Genuine and novelty broadcloth with rayon stripes; woven madras ir tho latest patterns. Collar attached or neckband,: with separate collar to match. 8iges 14 to 17. LIEN'S CAPS Atiiminuni Roaster Bis lare A invr, soft, fin count muslin 'Iroawr" inceta Larft doable tod die. SUM. rubbed with .i 'group. Many years, ago, Moriarlty:. - said, he married a noisy Cana-dian ght Three children all of them girls and noisycame to them. "When my daughters were Just little tots," Moriarlty related, "each week I offered a prize for the one who made the most noise. It sure was a noisy household, but It was heaven to ma Tetts on 'Liglitning Farm Expected to Overcome Fliers Menace By GEORGE R. REISS, (Copyright, 129, by the Consolidated rrese.; BARBERTON, Ohio. Nov. lfl The airman s most terrifying danger the lightning bolt soon - may be elimi nated as one of the- hazards of the air, just as fog, driving ram, foe and strong winds are slowly but surely Being eummatea as aviation nas-ar- selection of heavy fln-nele- tt fown la' plain or stripe. two-Dl- ee All pajamas. ! turkey tlie Aluminum "l or Graniteware Koaitert will be on sale hen tomorrow for only.. (Main riooc.) PILLOW GASES i A wonderful sftortmeat of care folly selected material, made up lato attractive men's caps. 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Different speeds were obtained by putting lead weights In "usual-shape- Odd-shap- ed an the flshes'-mouth- it CHJTNESE RADIO BIREAC. SHANGHAI (). The Chinese ministry of communications has established a new bureau called the national wireless administration, which is to take charge of all government broadcasting stations.' Special. . pretty ruffled curtains with and valance to match, tne quality auteriala, with ray-- m , trtmmlns, met Very leoack Made of heavy black enamel tin with a food strong handle. Complete with pint vacoura bottle, A IMS value. Special...... 6-P- ' I f WATER SETS e wa large, generous six pitcher and S big tumblers. is AU so that glass: in the ruby gold pretty. A real value at the set, for A (Basement.) aid service weights. Beautifully clear. Fine pure silk thread. Some are silk from top to toe. Reinforced at all points of greatest wear. Every pair per. "fecjtr'New fall colors. Sizes 8y2 " Jto. 10. Pair rteor.) 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Choice, of IS beautiful pictnret in bottoms of trays, nickel or wood frames BOUDOIR LAF.1PS Complete HEH'S SLIPPERS lnJt-lne- h Ladies' Toilet Sets 111 : For excellent progress in the study of the effects of lightning bolts on aircraft is being made at Barberton's new "iigntning larm." The "Uahtnuur farm" has lust been established here in tne hope of learn' most famous racing pilots, tng tnrougn experiments some way of Immunizing airplanes and other country's started out on a nonstop flight from aircraft against danger from Los Angeles to Cleveland recently, but disappeared en route. "Hand-malightning," using Mechanle Tells Story is varion Injared used high voltages, being ous types of model airplanes and full Of Crash Dae te Llffatnwg. sized airplanes at tne rami to deDays later the battered wreckage termine the exact path traced by of Wood's was found lightning bolts when they strike an and the racing plane mechanic seriously Injured airplane In flight. A number of old planes, including who had accompanied Wood was both metal, wood and fabrlo types, found near by. The mechanic told a ana lypees, nave oeen oo- nated to tne iigntning farm ny air story of running into a violent dectrio storm and how the racer was nit lines ior experimental purposes. by a lightning bolt, which caused the Effects of Bolts Are crash. Being Minately Charted. William C. (Wild BUI) Hopson, one The effects of the bolts are being of the country's most famous mail minutely charted and compared with pilots, crashed to his death In a the results of similar tests and with wooded valley In the Pennsylvania the wreckage of planes which had wilds In 1828. Experts laid Hopson's been hit by natural lightning. crash to a bolt of lightning. said William D. in this way it is hoped that a meth "Lightning." od will be devised to Immunize air- Smith, widely known Younastown. craft against the lightning danger. Ohio, aviator, who has been flying Officials of the farm are keeping for twelve years, "Is regarded as one full results of the experiments se- of the most deadly of the flier's dancret as yet, but excellent progress Is gers, for the effects of it have become known to have been made.' known. In the old days I have known Lightning, it is known, has caused planes to fly directly into the teeth a number of fatal airplane accidents of a violent lightning storm. One doesnt see fliers deliberately fly Into throughout the country recently. A big transcontinental storms now. ,. I have often seen lightning bolts passenger plane recently was brought down by lightning tn the wilderness come to an end directly in front of of New Mexico. The battered wreck- my plane. One doesn't hear the age and the mangled bodies of the thunderclap above the roar of the Extra Special- For women, IUr - SERYIHS TRAYS Leather Slippers Buy them, at oar special sale ai. sava money. Site 42x3 tae bif-r- (t kind of a bargain C Inwt ' "One by one my daughters became brides, and then my wife died. But I still give prizes to the noisest girls I can find. "Take it from me, a noisy girl will make a noisy wife, but noisy wives are wonderful wives. If the fellows have sense enough to appreciate them." ds MOSCOW. Idaho. Four clerks In the Moscow postofflce made perfect caras m cores tn tne sorting or forty-nin- e The Mosseparations. mistakes four cow clerks made only hi the 2535 cards distributed, which Is an unusual record for one office. The cards represent various PARIS VP). Two French profesin Idaho and adjoining states and are sorted for routing the mails sors have been dropping fish through on various trains out of Moscow. vertical tubes of water with surHomer E. Estes, postmaster, states prising results. that a limit of five errors in each 100 They report to the Academy of cards Is allowed. Sciences that the resistance of the DEATH RECALLS CURSE. water to the progress of some fish FriLONDON death does not appear to increase with the day of Richard Barteli. 46, heir to speed. Lord Westbury, has revived discusit is proposed to apply the findsion of the superstition of a curse ings to the shape of airships, which rmtag upon meddlers with the tombs already owe their blunt noses and of the Pharoahs. Barteli was secre- streamline effects to fish models. If tary to Howard Carter, whose invest the discoveries stand the test, they Ugations in Egypt disclosed the trea- would upset, at least in some mea sures of ancient Tutankhamen. His sure, the accepifd laws of resistance. Is the tenth death among people con- whereby the faster a craft, traxels the cerned "with the exploration of the higher is the resistance of the air old Pharoah's sepulchre. Carter, or other medium through which it chief disturber of the tomb, is still ploughs. alive. Plausibility is added to the report post-offic- es R-1- Men's Dress Shirts i 01x93 , pedal to The Tribunt. w ay j u. MAKE PERFECT SCORES, . ... BIG AIR HAZARD Tar-dle- perfect and absolutely the best value obtaianble. See them in (OP)r-Bla- ah, TACOMA. Wash. blaah, blab. "Noisy girls - make noisy wives, but noisy wives are won- mUtt The postponement of The Hague eonere nee to January would mean that the Young plan would be settled in the German parliament at the earliest In March. This cannot be the desire of even the French government, which for the present has topped evacuation of the third Rhlneland sone. It would then be only about three months to June 30, when the last foreign soldier must have left German soli. Jt would be an Inconceivable misfortune for Europe if serious doubts of the valadlty of this date appear, as they did appear for one day after the chamber speech of Andre The authority of the German government Is unable to bear further strain. It has just caused strong opposition to foment in its own circles through an agreement with Poland. Poland has asreed to abandon fur ther liquidation of German property, but Germany has bad to abandon her indemnity claims against Poland. Expressed tn money, this is Certainty a bad deal for Oermahy, but no alternative was possible to end the Polish liquidations, as the other powers were supporting the Polish viewpoint in Interpreting the liquidation clause of the Young plan. But home politics wants a different situation. Center Party Bitter " About Poland Deal The center party, which has long Carried on a silent opposition against the people's party leadership In the foreign office, blames the latter for the Polish agreement. And this Is not the only tension between the governing parties. The entire lack of a strong uniting leadership In the cabinet, especially as Chancellor Mueller has not yet recovered from his Illness, is a growing possibility, ss Mueller may retire after the Young plan is settled. It is a question whethH er tne big coalition coma oe upneia then, for big problems of financial and economic reform will next arise. And here the contrasts between the social democrats and the bourgeois parties are Insurmountable. Numerous bonds again are tied from the center to the' German nationalists tn order to form again a bourgeois government Including the nationalists and excluding the social democrats, as existed under Chancellors Luther and Marx, but that requires, o f course, a change in the German nationalists, among whom Indeed the younger elements are tired of, negative opposition, and are urging participation in tne govern' ment. all every i garment guaranteed Man Holds Noisy Girls Best put on the ordinary compelled clothes or prison inmates, '' STORM HALTS FLIGHT. LONDON (JP). Bad weather forced postponement m projected flight of the dirigible with members of the house of commons aboard. Some forty members of the commons and lords had already arrived at the old palace yard at Westminster, from where they were to be taken to Cardlngton, when the air ministry announced postponement of the trip until November 23. . 0. D.'s Vtlsst cp to $2.45 - dM.tr- rtlnrWia w . anrt mr t wna It vtWVi able to let the governments decide these Important matters, as the second Hague conference should, sot be overburdened. ; It is also impossible to tell now when the next Hague conference will take nlaca. The Tanueu caoinet ap pears In no hurry In the matter, although there is no need to take seriously the Parisian demands for a Mtoonament of the conference un til after the German plebiscite on the Young plan, this pieoiscita tar.es place, at the earliest, December 22. Is impossible for the parties epon It sarin it to get many more votes than they sot In the referendum through which the plebiscite was brought about, that is, Barely 000 among 40,000,000 voters, especUI- ry as the German nationalist propaganda for it ia being hampered by aharp opposition within the nation-- att.-.'-h- ed Rayon Underwear " w" Ko C. been secured from Dorpat, Esthoma. The Instruments have been mounted 14 feet under the ground, noilh of the main building of the RlcarJ Memorial observatory, in a special vault features gathwhich Incorporate ered from the suggestions of hiding over the world. all from seismologists The vault is a hollow cube, 7 to 17 by 25 feet, constructed of two reinforced concrete walls, 12 to 8 Inches in thickness, with a with a membrane of felt paper, tar and pitch separating and Insulating the walls, thus protecting the chamber from dampness and changes in temperature. Heavy blocks of concrete. Integral with the floor, form the bases for new Instruments. the , ' A movement of the earth thousands of miles away will cause an electric current to be induced in minute coils by the swinging of a delicate pendulum. This current goes to a very small galvanometer, to which a small mirror. The curIs rent C5ur.es the mirror to swing to unison with the pendulum, A ray of light playing on the surface is reflected on a moving roll of photographic paper thus fixing in pictureform a highly magnified, reprpduc- A lor-aa- m IWU WW , OF GREAT SEISMOGRAPH Southampton Saturday, returning from a vacation In the United 8tales. The ambassador was met at the dock SANTA CLARA,', Calif., (UP). by Ray Atherton, who acted as charge d'affaires while his chief was The University of Santa Clara now to away, and the party proceeded has a complete seismograph of the London. finest type, according to Father RUMORS OF ENGAGEMENT. S. Ricard, earthquake authority i d more widely known for his BUCHAREST, Rumania WV-T- he sur. ct weather predictions. press published stories Saturday that A umplete set of horizontal and was Premier Jullu Manlu about to vert-- 3 seismographs of the Oalltzln widow of known the the widely marry type, regarded as the finest, most Rumanian politician, Prince delicate and most accurate Instruments of their kind In the world, has mxsxmxi By DR. GTJSTAV 8TOLFER. (Copyright. 1829, b; Uu ConaoUdated Press.) BERLIN. Nov. 18. The successor to G us tar Stresemann Is now defi nitely chosen. He 1b Or. Julius Cur. tlu, former minister of economy, to whom the chancellor .had already riven, a few weeks, ago tho manage merit of the office of forelen affairs. A member of parliament, Professor tloldenhauer of Cologne, becomes anlnlster of economy. The party combination In the German government la thus unchanged, and Curtlus are both at Moldenhauer members -- of tho German People s party, and the course of politics for uncnangco. vm-ti- ui in present is aisosame course la will take the DoUcles as did Btresemann, and Moldenhauer the same In economic """ policies as did Curtlus, but this cabinet reconstruction only a truce which continues ' axpressea until the formal passing of the Young but for a long list of important questions arising out of the Parisian ne- ,i,tn, nnr that Vnunir nian there "IT BOASTS SANTA CLARA 1 ture, However. 17, 1929. !sss9C2sia&sjtSffi '.aJ sizes. Choice . .. 2 for (Main Floor.) I r |