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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 17, 1929. 51 SHOW MANY APATHY AS TO TARIFF country generally, in reaujfim Dortant leaders of American bust oeai, tha onaa that count for most, are now on tha side that wante tow tariff or is indifferent. In short, Orundy and those lite him do not out aa big a figure today aa they did when ha first cam to washing- ton. T tha writer of this artlcl th most interesting development com- mg to tha turiaot in wis tarui ren- slon was a proof of tha mobility of capital, tha way capital mores to the point where oocfliUons an most Sullivan Observes Hut Some of Create! fart Made Traetsrt Indaibiei Don't Care. Near Betfaes, betas. Mark" .Veteran Legislator in General En sassaaa that do not need a tariff for them mIvh and on the whole prefer not to hare a very high tarirr for ine What emerged in this tariff revi sion was aasoolated with two Amer-loa- n policies our tariff policy and NEWS BUREAU -- .2436 Wuhiiiftoa Araaaa Office Phone, INVESTOR-PAY- OGDE,aVICINnT Bam Phone, U 117 S $100,000 FOR 18 0GDEN HOUSES Six Witnetaes Testify In Alleged Hotel Slaty ' Patrolman on duty Saturday were Instructed by Chief Harry 8, Anderson to hare all slot machines Is local stores "turned toward tha wall." Removal of the machines from tha stores seema to be a difficult matter, be tha storekeepers do not own tha machines. Parent are corn plaining that children waste their money playing the ma- Woman Purchaser Hat Utmost Faith in City's Future) Progreaa. lag Cste. f our doUct about Immigration. Bo lonr as wa wi loomed and broughte, OODElt-Deed- a Re great masses of ImmlgranU to Araer-torecently filed In case WW It waa labor that was looked the offloe of the recorder of Weber umi aa mohile and flufcl Labor in cunty show tha tlone M. Overt! Id vision anonnoua quantities waa imported by of Salt Lake haa purchased within a chines. i oaoltal to tha point in America where brief period of tune eighteen houses was convenient for capital to make within what might be termed the it By MASK BCTXTVAN. use of It Then we changed our poi Eocles avenue circle. This Is said by WABHCtQTOrT, D. C, Nov. le Iter about Immigration, limiting It to real estate men to ae tne largest sinor what H gle transaction of the kind ever made We shall see rery shortly torn kind I roughly about in ogdsn. The purchase involves ap of dramatie climax to aevtn glOO.000. nt tariff.maklnB-4er- en months el promptly packed Us bag and went proximately lone M. Orerfleld Is tha wife of WOMAN ready, and maybe some more. Out of where labor waa. This development, as it emerged In Chauncey P, Orerfleld, that prolonged experience something business man. Lake to Salt Previous illuswaa the tariff revision, present must hare been learned by ererybody of the foregoing prop- concerned those who want a higher trated by Henry Pord'a tractors. It the purchase iMrs. Overflew erty the was of already had pur- to attention the ana a brought want who those lower, tariff, the value neutral obserrers. Moreover, this nt ana te and the senate eeemea mucn chased similar property to of approximately $711,000 In this city. seren months ia by no means the surprised that Mr. roM was ma Mrs. Orerfleld declares that aha total of experience that many aa-e- re in hii tractora near Belfast. Ire has the utmost faith in the future of Sheriff, them back to the to Auto, harehad with tariff-mak- ta been land, and shipping united States for seie. senator im- - Ogden and la contemplating further Senator Smoot of Utah haa now dislarge took purchase. vkl of Pennsylvania, Reed, revisions Shoots tariff four general through Bootlegver as She The Democrat who sit approving notice of the bew developlike this. across the aisle from him. Senator ment and undertook to check it by With Car. Fleet Simmons of North Carolina, has been aome sort of action baring to do with laws. throuKh fire. The oldest of the sens patent and copyright OO DEI. Helm er Thedell and Organised labor in America took tors. Warren of Wyoming, haa been KtRWaTOW. Kaa, Nov. II COT). six. Xven a comparatively alarmed notice to the new tendency. T. Brown, charged with disturbing through " Thev rare out a considerable list of the peace, each forfaited $10 In the For forty, gallons of liquor and a young senator like Borah, whose they city court Saturday. oegan in 1907, haa been through American manufacturers, who, of the law, Utlan-halrLouisa defy of aome or their all four. The late Senator Burton of said, hare moved woman bootleg Horton, Theft.--A.-- T. their factories prodComplaint Chargea abroad, making Ohio, counting his service In house and senate both, had been through uct with the leas expensive foreign rouow is charged tn a complaint is- ger, died with her diamonds and seven. In the lower nouse, congress- labor and shipping the products to sued Saturday of a testing personal finery In a brush with a Kansas man Cooper of Wisconsin has been the unitea states for saie. (aome ot property to the amount of $41.03 from sheriff here. Her body lay In a mortuary here through six. The Democratic leader, the heads of business on onrahixed the Shaw & Farley grocery, Washstreet tonight with a bullet wound, jeweled ington avenue and Thirty-fir- st Garner of Texas, haa been through labor's list denied the Charges . hands and fine clothes denoting the four. Speaker Long worth haa been Threatened to Mere Business Haa 8 Desks. Joeenh Beginning and the end Of her "dvna through four. Canada. to business will an man. Ogden mite" life. Factory Wright e expert-neProm the aggregate of this 8he was shot and killed bv Sheriff This tendency of capital toward apeak at the North weoer stake high something must hare been toward moving to where priests' quorum meeting to the Third wnuney w. ueoericK in ner liquor-ladkernel It Is a fact that this present mobility, automobile near the public are favorable, kept coming ward chanel Sunday at 2 o. m. He tarin session rereais some new condi- conditions tion not new conditions In the to the surface art in ana again. will relate Incidents of his recent tour library here Prldav nieht after the world. tha sheriff Wis La around Follette. of had clung to the side of her sense of any material change In the Young Senator car in a wua ride through the night but new consin, together With hi Proaresslve method of ars Thieves Enter liquor-crasA woman with a Democrats United and associates, argued eonditiona m the States, the home of C. Slkl lstol is a combination which cannot for a considerable reduction in the Who entered which hart a bearing on the tarui. Twenty-seven252 West b treated lightly," Sheriff Dederick tariff os chemicals, la the coalition guchl. BXaay ladavtrtea as it stood, this proposal should have Street, ransacked it and stole a brown explained. "It was my life against were Batur told leather eoat, police of the Democrat. ners ana i was Quicker with mis nis had the support fjuUffarant sa Iasaw, was gained by break tot One of these new conditions la tha But Democratle senator Oopeland, day. Entrance rear door. the ease New a of of observed lug the "Of course I am extremely sorrv it York, conarising In the united States of a siderable number of very Important chemical Industry near Buffalo, lust nappened. it s unpleasant and disK. D. Gets Salt Fine. Lskian on the American aide of the Intertasteful enough to hare to snoot industries which do not care much of Salt Lake was found man." national boundary, He said he had Chrlstensen at least they do not care directly on a the la guilty speeding charge on if tha tariff whether a tariff la high or low, or bees informed that court Saturday. He waa sen Witnesses Uphold whether there u any tarui at au, this chemical were reduced, the com city Sheriffs Aeeoants. more Its fac- teaoed to pay a fine of $. would promptly This new condition has not yet, ap pany The sheriff, whose accounts were river to CanH. Sets Wilde, parently, registered upon tha con- tory across the Niagara Court Hearing. substantiated by fellow officers and ada, and employ thousands of Cana alias John Newman sciousness of some of the high-tari- ff Wade, alleged dian laborers, to the obvious detri- to have obtained $9.60 from J. H. several witnesses, said he shot ahe leaders, such U onffiay 01 woman when "liquor-crase- d and proment of the American laborer now Carver vanla. under false pretenses by is fane" she shouted: When Joseph Orundy began to employed. check worthless for a that suing or rooL. kill you a off. condition 'jump under modern factory amount, was arraigned in city court come to Washington as a lobbyist (he does not In the let it object to that Is an easily movable institution. In Saturday. Hla hearing waa set I or you!" sne pointed a pistol at nis sioe. willed November word), during the Ws, the industries the old days of heavy, brickwaa ii. The sheriff fired from his hip. The forhe represented and for which he de buildings, moving a factory bullet killed her and ahe slumped to modern steel and 4 mended high-tan- ff Cttr stoat far Saew-Ogd- en protection were midable. With the floor of her car a Matt Howard, 1 relatively more Important in the fab glass construction tha cost of build- ready for snowstorms whenerwr they the mg or moving cuts comparatively choose to visit the city. Saturday her chauffeur, surrendered. rie of American business a a whole Utile Officers found forty gallons of figure. mAmine a racenUv ourchaeed Blow t than they are now. Orundv repreOne inference Or observation midt reached town and completed a fleet liquor tn the aar.rhlch the woman sented mainly textiles, together with waa running to Kansas iron and steel. (Though in a gen- about this tariff revision Is that la of three. The plow waa purchased apparentlyhome. City, her erous freemasonry he has always bor 1 rather more largely Interested from Landes Co. of salt Uke. The chauffeur said: guess 111 been for a high tariff for every eort in protection than capital Is. The At tha be the goat tor aU this mess. But rrefasssf Speak oi manufacture.) At the time orunay earnestness of organised labor about had nothing to do with ner Doo- tfirst began to come the textile Indus-tr- y getting protection was larger in this First Presbyterian church Sunday, bulked large. But at that time than In any previous tariff rension. Frederick J. Pack, Deseret professor legglng business. She paid well tor so I worked for her." there was no automobile Industry In the old days the businesses that of geology m the university or Utah, my services, He was vehement in his declarawere beneficiaries of the term usea will deliver two lectures. In the Whatever. Mr. Orundr hi his early oerearina often to make its requests vicarious-- morning Professor Pack's subject will tion that the sheriff waa not to faced probtions about Washington rode behind iy, asking for "protection for Ameri be "Why Ood Made Lake Bonneville blame. The chauffeur prosecution on a liquor charge. a horse in a Victoria of the ancient can labor." Then they used to import and Oreet salt uute. in tne eve- able car hla In the Wild drove salii He ha use m it nere type. Today automobile manuiec foreign laoor ana ning the subject will be "How Ood ride of In competition with the la- - aaaoe soeiuQ uwo. attempted escape because heJ turlng is the first American industry America was amid me woman wouia gut mm. in volume and Importance while Mr. Dor that wa already her. The sheriff and Chief of Police ton. The very next day manganese Grundy's textile industry has gone "Take Tariff came Up. The regular Republicans Arthur Calkins, informed In advance way down the list; cotton goods Is the Out el PeUUee- .In the senate finance committee had of liquor suspicions against the couninth industry; woolen ana worsted Thsrs la one lesson' that haa been put manganese en the free list, But ple, met the pair at a farm near here. goods is the eighteenth: knit goods The woman cursed the officers. hosiery, underwear, etc.) Is twenty- - learned over and over and has been manganese la produced In several "Oive her the gas, buddy," she com and several southern state second; ailk manufactures is near admitted during or after chiefly af- western manded her driver. The car jumped the bottom of the list, twenty-thirterevery tariff revision during the and Is not produced in the east at ahead.Sheriff Dederick leaped to last 60 years. That lesson Is, as it all. Whereupon the western Reoub AateeMCOe Companies has alwara bees said with an off llcan and southern Democratic coal- its running board. He hung to its Bather Not Hare Levy. hand gesture, "the tariff ought to be ition, with equal gaiety now turned aide by the woman as the machine over a rougn roaa m an as a pious convinced protectionists, put a tar careened The point about this contrast Is taxen out ox pontic, of a cent a pound on manganese. attemnt to shake him off. everybody has al- iff Cut the automobile Industry does aspiration, nearly It ended In town wheat tha wottafl Democrats not want any tariff for Itself. The ways assented to that. But It doe - Incidentally eome threstened: "Get Off. VOU rat Of significance of the contrast goes even not Seed this article to tell any one charged that the action of the regu the present tariff revision is lar KepuDiicans in putting man' I'U blow you to hell!" She produced farther; not only doea the automobile that this moment a political matter to ganeae on the free list had been poll' a pistol and tne snerui iireo, industry not want any tariff for it- at nnwird said the woman waa Mra. rather deplores the idea of ae great a degree as any one can re- tic of a particularly recondite kind: selfIt member with respect to any previous politics ot with, "reverse English." as Louise Horton and that her nusoana too high a tariff on other, eommodl the sjootieginni Dusineea they say in the game of billiard. The had bean-ltarui rension. ties. The reason is that the automoThere Is politics In the respective Intention of the Republicans so the for some rears. The husband was bile Industry haa become a great seller of goods to forelsn countries: position taken by all three of the Democrats charge was not really to kid to be aarvlnt a rear for liquor cottonwoou reus, Republican xeep manganese on tne free list, but possession in thewoman the automobile Industry, Indeed, factions Democrats. in the k.n, iatt.clubTharesidentiallived look to its sales in foreign countries and progressives. During the rery rawer to put pressure on tne soutn district at as the future lieid of its expansion. week in which this article is written, em Democrats and western Republi Country Having this relation to foreign mar one felt that the major part of the cans to rote for the bill as a whole. Kansas city. Sheriff Dederick WaS eompleteljr ket the automobile Industry doea maneuvers about the tariff had to Thia process ia known in politics as a coroner's jury. not want to offend foreign oountriee do, not with it economic phase, but "putting1 out bait," The Idee if the exoneratedus byinnueat lata today. thS Aftpr true la to compel the charge na nigh tarui against lmporta witn its pouueal consequences. lv snot Jury found mat tne snerui do give offense to foreign nations. Many Democrats trying to est! Democrat from manganese oroduc in tha discharge Of his duty hi Further- yet. tha automobiles mate lust what steo about the tar bur states to some around to the Re Following the hipped abroad must be paid for. Iff would lead to the flection of the publican leaders and to plead for a ifmu oi his life, Attorney William J. Speaking broadly, they can moat maximum number of Democratic tariff on that product At which verdict County no charges would oe conveniently be paid for by other corigressmen in next year's election; time, according to the theory, the Re- - Scott said that puoucan leaders are supposed to say filed against the officer. good shipped to the United Bute many Republicans trying to esu ' from foreign countries. Oonsequent-l- y mate What step would enable the All right; well give you your tariff! the automobile Industry prefers to largest number of Republican con on manganese u you will promise to see the shipment of goods to the gressmen to hold their seats; pro rote ror tne oui as a wnoie. Let there be no doubt there Is poll rather gressive senators from western United 8Utee facilitated, states trying to put Republican mem ties in the makina-- of thia bill dou than imoeded bv a high tariff. This one example Is the most bers of the lower house from the tios proceeding from every one of the pointed Illustration of what has hap- same states "In a hole." br compel three factions. The politics was no pened since the "90'. The change. ling them to go on record with a rote whit toss in this bill than in any of however, goes much farther. When for or against the debenture plan. the six or seven bills that had been ' Mr. Orundy first began to come to Regular Republican senate leader, seen by the older senators and mem bers of the house. Washington there waa naraiy any- David Reed of Pennsylvania candidOne ot the most thoughtful Reemsoitne business: there was very lit- ly taking the position that it la best BOI8S. Idaho (P). Anvone tie business In electrical machinery to let the coalition write its kind of publican leaders In the senate waa Who has a good strong fish-po- le apparatus and supplies, there wis bill, then put the responsibility on seriously appalled by some things and the most attractive no radio business whatever. All these them, and have the lower house de- done in this tariff revision, things bait In the world can try hla linea of buiiness hare arisen or be feat the bill. Some Democrat vot from all three of tha t art lnJhe lake between Amercome important during the last 30 ing for the debenture plan whan they Broceeding dismay, indeed, was ican Falla dam and the power come In don't It beliere and want most caused by conditions Inherent and of them hare merely years and dam. Just below for in It to hare a larger weight in American to register a coalition victory against unavoidable In any general tariff trout with there is a Democrats business as a whole than the textile the Republicans. revision under the Present practice. a nasty disposition. with much ability and This leader spoke to the writer of business or any of the other forms This story waa related to the of manufacturing to which the tar- considerable success, to make the tills article, in effect, as follows: "If state game department. Satchasm deeper between the two fac- we have sufficient Intelligence, It iff is a life and death matter. urday in a letter from the local tions of Republicans. And so on and there ia any way by which change can .... Lath-cadand Bankers deputy warden, who not only so on, ,..-............ be brought about there ought never saw the fish, but caught it In Indifferent en Tariff. oe to a again general tarut revision; Caa his hands. Further still, there are line of Tariff Making the thing is a scandal politically and Several days ago the Ameribusiness which do not care about Net Escape Pontics. a disaster economically. can Falls dam was entirely Let no one suppose politics went The wish to get away from the old the tariff, whose only concern is that closed to permit repairs downg business of the united State be out of the tariff making when the method of is probably stream and the subsequent good. Examples of this type are the western Progressives got leadership stronger at this moment than at the shortage of water left many railroads and banking. These rery Of the situation and with their Dem close of any previous tariff revision. big fish high and dry. Among Important factors tend to aide with ocratle allies took control. In the If there at any way of escape from these was the giant the tariff benefidariee at a time present method of tariff making, pol- tariff revision of the old kind, the The warden picked him up itics is inherent and uneacapable. path to rescue lies along the lines of weaavas wiuuti srcuciiwuHMw wviq ms and there ensued a worthmost important businesses In Ameri When the rate on piglron (Senator the tariff commission and of one va while struggle until he carried ca. Today railroads and banking are David Reed patiently explains the riation or another of what is called him above the power dam. either indifferent, or If they have an correct term is "iron in pigs") came the "flexible provision." The flexible There he is now, awaiting Inclination at all it is toward the up, the western Progressives and provision, the alternative forms ot It something new in the way of lines of business which have become southern Democrats observed that and the ramifications of It are going bait, for the warden reported most important and which do not piglron. so far as it is concerned by to come much to the front within a that scores are vainly fishing cere about the tariff. the tariff, is a commodity made chief- week or so. It is going to be desir there every day. catching many i lie on oi au uus is uiat we cen- ly In eastern Pennsylvania and New able that- the should underweighing as much as 14 pounds, ter of gravity, so to speak, of Amerl- - Jersey. Thereupon the coalition stand It But itpublic Is a complex matter not the giant. but can business, has shifted from those gaily reduced the existing rate. and must be made the sub tec t of a a ton, down to 75 cents a later article. that strongly want tariff to those $1.13 Maneuvering, BULLET one-ten- th ENDS RUM well-kno- dinging Ogden Briefs ser-ric- es ed i en tariff-makin- OQ DIN. and a Jury tha Second listening to Judge lugene X Pratt event the entire day in district court Saturday testimony M tha mu nf Daniel Dee Rowlands, who ia charged wiw tne oeatn oi Edward a. sdbi man, United States reclamation en gtneer. who met death during a fight with Rowland at the Hotel Blgelow . tns mgnt ot March a last t During the oars session, six wit-examined in behalf of to prosecution, but nothing not al ready Known to the pubuo was erougntout Tne ease Was then adjourned to Tuesday morning at 10 o cioc. RUNNER'S LIFE Funeral Rttet for Gun re-ce- g, Horne-Burgl- ed th m Mishap Victim Monday OODCH.'-Jrunar- OODIH. Stockholder of the Da vis and Weber Counties Canal company held their annual meeting Saturday In the courtroom of Judge Oeorge s. Barker. The meeting i tutted to tha election of the following, who were chosen for the earns plaoss which they had previously held: E. P. Ellison, president' John O. M. Barnes, rice president; Robert at. p. O. NT, eecretary-treasure- ri KUlaon, John Q. M, Barnes, A. P. Bigelow, P. A, Dlx, D. D. Harris. Thomas J. Thurgood and Richard 6trim ham. directors. Reports submitted at the meeting snowed that tne company was in an excellent condition. Tne nature report waa submitted by Secretary Nye. who announced that on January 1, 1M0, aha company would liquidate Its entire bonded indebtedness by tha payment oi sia.uuu. Seven Forfeit Gambling Bail OODRN. Gambling In a place on tower Twenty-fift- h street Friday af ternoon cost sat men aio each in tne court police Saturday and a seventh alleged gambler paid $35. The aht who left ball of $10 each and which were forfeited were: Jo seph Brown, 46, of Nevada; Oeorge sen wuson. wast, ea. ox salt S3, Of Helper; Jack Carey, 15, of Ogden: Id carolf, 2s, of Salt Lake, and k. west, so, oi iseraoa. j. Id. Buttertleld. Jr- - of Oeden. for feited $26. The seren were arretted in a raid conducted by Detective K. G, Farm Bureau Shotc$ Bow nous ana c. k. neater. To Maka Xma$ Presents Pioneer Daughters Hear OODEJf Members nf tha hnm History of Early Settler and community section of the Roy n inn x nursaay as tne i cnmpei m noy ior a ou the makina of Chrdttnu presents, under the direction ot Mrs, George Hansen. A report was given at the meeting by Mrs, 3bsea of tha Utah State Agricultural college adult ror aonooi tnuningcommunity ere, who took the work la the original method projeota. Mrs. Jensen waa to oi toose wno too: the course. Mra. rfsosea aiso waa in charge of the J, Spaslal te The Trtbens. SPANISH FORK-Mem- ber of the Benlamln Stewart chanter. Daugh ters of Utah Pioneers, met Friday afternoon at the home of airs. Addle Ludlow of Benjamin and listened to a history of the Ufa of Mrs. Agnes Ferguson Lewis, pioneer of Spanish Fork, gives by her daughter. Mrs. Addis Ludlow. Another daughter. Mrs. Prlsoifla Lewis Swenson of Provo, told of Interesting Incidents In the life of her mother. uibcuhk wnicn is membsara mm Two Utah county officers. Mrs. E. present. Oakley of SprlngvUle and Mrs. A. Utah county secretary, spoke BALKS AT WIFE'S PET NAMES. Kirk, on tne won oi tne organization oi OGDEN. Allln thai hU the Daughters of Utah pioneers. had called him vile names, ecratohed TRAIN KIIX9 POSTMASTER, oca ana oroxen up their house- HAMMOND, fnd.. Nov. 18 MP). lunuiure, wiuora O. Wilson BUit for dtvnroa strain. V.lh Richard H. McHle. Doctmkster and R- - Wilson In the Second district court one ot northern Indiana's best known oamruay. Tney were married in political figures, waa killed last night the Wilson precinct in Septembar, when struck by a passenger train In lflll, and hare two children. downtown Hammond. u F-- v arriraa s. 1 Glen Vance of River-dal- e reported to the sheriff Saturday that hla eon, Olen Vance, Jr., 11, was bitten by a mad slog Friday afternoon sear his home. The animal, which was a young police doe;. Mr. Vance said, appeared at the home a vera! days ago and was adopted by the boy ana na sister, Donna Jane. a. The two children had been playing with the dog Friday afternoon, Mr. Vance added, when It suddenly became ferocious and attacked the boy, biting him on the ankle and sera toning hla arm before he could get Inside the house and escape from the attack of the animal. The dog then attacked windows and doors of the house In an effort to gain admittance until It attract ed the attention ot Leonard Dawson, Washington Post Aira I" Viewa in Editorial OODEN. Columns. apetUltoThsTrtban. Nov. 16. Tne WASHINGTON. Colorado rtrer Utah of the protest commission against Secretary Wilburs proposal to sell water and power at Boulder dam la mad the subject of an editorial In the Washington Post, which in part ays: "This protest of the Utah commission brings out the underlying opposition of the states in tha upper basin to the entire project. The controversy among the lower basisinStates Utah has been over the water issue and some of the other states near the headwaters. These states are not yet m a Hnn tn ututm much water from tha a neighbor, who shot tha dog. Colorado, and will derive little beneof head the that the It is probable fit from the fiver for many years. dog will be tent to the state chemist They hare no problem, lor examination. and the power to be generated Isnog Utah The them. to available easily SEEKS SPUR TRACK. commission la now gripped by tha OGDEN. Julian M. Bamberger, fear that this new source oi aneap general manager of the Bamberger power in southern caiuomia wiu Electric Railroad company, was In draw all industrial development Ogden from Salt Lake Saturday In away from the lntermountaln region. connection witn tne oesiro m tne '.'Governor Dern contends that ths eomnanv to build a short spur track state legislature would never have te from It main Una in tha city from ratified the CtfmpaoVon a point lust south ot Twenty-fourt- h which the Black canyon dam act la street on Lincoln erenue into the based, had It been aware of the turn Lumber which events hare token. Once beyards of the Burton-Walkcompany. Permit haa been asked of fore Utah withdrew from the comthe city engineer and the matter Is pact because the legislature was conexpected to come oezore tne cuy vinced that the Interests ot the' state commission Monday. were not protected. Will the state train withdraw in protest against cheap power tor California? What la to prevent any one oi ine seven legislatures from withdrawing and The) nnxptrlnff th whole Droeramr Utah protest maintains that the rata by tha secretary of the inHarmon A. Cummins. 15. suffered proposed terior would be less than competitive. cuts on the forehead and chin, and Prices should be cootrolled by compe-tiHr- m Glenn Cummlngs, 17. cuta on the an that. the eovernment. win fomhead and wrist when the car not be m the position of subsi placed driven by Glenn cummlngs collided California inuuswy. no dizing 732 of with a parked car in front niU th nrwnl nlan lntwfer With noon at South Main street Saturday. ambitions of the Rocky Mountain Their father, HY W. cummlngs, of the states tor industrial development, but B34 South Main street, was a passenit would diminish the market for ger in the machine. coaL Determined opposition Thev did not obtain the number their be expected. of the car they struck, but stated nei- may In the sit"Each new ther automobile was damaged. The uation offers development more evidence that tha was accident caused said the father never have should government when the steering gear on their car launched such a project." . Jammed, Both tne injurea were treateu at REFUSES TO RESIGN. the Salt Lake general hospital LOS ANGELES, Nor. It M"). When care driven oy Tennis bar- rt,uf nr Pniira Jsmea E. Davis ap 17. 133 avenue, and of ten, Beryl John Richard Jacob, 43, of 784 Roosevelt peared at the office of Mayor O. Porter today and said he would arenue, collided at Seventeenth East not his post. The mayor street and Yalecrest arenue about had resign fromhe resign and accept suggested 12:50 p. m. Saturday, Walter Spena demotion, Davis said, or face trial cer, 1$T suffered injuries to his right on charges ot incompetency. Davis' foot. He wa treated at the emer-not comment on tha possibility did to removed his ncy hospital and of a trial. .. lOme, flood-contr- ol six-sta- er .... Three Youths Suffer Hurts "- - se rAii away unnnc wiiiiuiiiiiii, fey prawns.?? ui,vuMti, & 73 '1 fMOflM Msg .TURKEY GIVE - DRAWS OPINION Mad, Attacks Riverdale Boy Main d. UTAH STAND ON POWER PRICES 3892 Dog, Believed NAMES OFFICIALS L inm ' ' a aevlua al William Zsaae Lee of Plain City, who waa awe Tioaj oy the accidental discharge of a shotgun. In his own hands, will be held at the plain City w uupn a a p, m. Monday. Bishop Oeorta A. Palmer will arfU elate. The body may be viewed at the home Sunday afternoon and evening and Monday until 1. 80 p. m. Interment will be In the Ut Ogden Memorial camcBtanr. unrfs f sinntim s as Bona. i .. . TO DEATH CASE OODEN 2435 Waaalliftoa-Arenn- a Home Phone, Office Phone, 117 CANAL COMPANY COURT LISTENS Slot Machines In Ogden Shops Now Face Wall CIRCULATION ; DEPART3IENT IF REE.0 In Order to Introduce Their Hea?y Alumnum Kitchen Utensils. 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