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Show Va As- f - ftaliy THgur TT AH-- Fair IPHO TMOy rtwfc Ml mat . . Wednesday. . iHM aad Tweaday ilH TEKTOUTCBU. Root of Roof of Boston Bide. Kiosk. Boston Bide. Kiosk. Max. Monday 44. 4 ....71 Min. Tuesday. 47 Ml. Monday. 42.... .44 am. Tuesday 44. ..44 - . PRICE FIVE ClSNTS SALT LAKE CITY UTAH JUNE TUESDAY SEVENTY. NINTH 1928 19 YEAR BRIDIE Is Selected for National G. O. P. 0--0 0- 0 0-- 0 0-- 0--0 0 0 0-- 0-- 0 By Secy, Hoover. By David Lawrence. D- Lauds Girl Flier. Author Clem Shaver Refuses to on Action . which Comment has brought Of Maryland Man; him into dose intimate Leaders. and With Meets contact with 1 us sa var o the members of tbs Republican national committee. Dr. Work is a veteran in politics. Not only has he taken an active part in Colorado politics but as-be came to Washington as first sistant to Postmaster General Will Hays after having been active in tbs 1924 campaign. When Mr. Hays resigned. Dr. Work was promoted to become postmaster general and he saw politics from tbs inside there, especially in bis many conferences with members of Congress in tbs matter of appointments. Dr. Work is an eminent phyal-slahaving at one time been president of the American Medical association. Hs has the temperament of a political leader and a genial personality something that Is considered nowadays an absolute essential for a national chairman, -- -n, no , , ' I t tk Besides his knowledge 'of politics. however. Dr. Work is an organizer and an administrator. As as secretary of the Interior aa well sn bsd postmaster general, he has some opportunity to dost with adminis-ofthe iargeet problems of custom 1. of for the winning candidate to pick rohie national chairman, who la the campaign. sily la charge of Of Former Senator William Butler Massachusetts. heebie national Presof chairman at the Instance ident Cooltdg and now will retire is favor of Dr. Wort. One of bo most Important Jobs abesd of Dr. Work la to recount la soma of the factional loaders who vented their grievances agllnst Mr. Hoover at Kansas City. Dr. Work Will devote his whole time to the campaign and probably will not remain aa secretary of the interior though this is a question hick has yet to bo determined, o o o If ho does reeign it will bo the first vacancy in a long time in the Coolidgo cabinet and it is not that the president will consult with Mr. Hoover about the selection of a successor who may be abls to continue with the wort of tbs Interior department in conformity with the Hoover-Wor- k campaign policy. Indeed It is net unlikely that Dr. Wort would recommend his own sneceeeor, as he haa the per-tonal confidence of the president There has been some discussion as about naming an easterner campaign manager but because of of factional existence t the very strife It has been thought beet to take some one from tbs middle west who himself is on good terras itb all the leaders of tho east. Announcement of tho prospeelive appointment of Dr. Work aa chairman will not be actual made for several days. (Copy-r-g1424) . eourl UTIMal ly I f jj. 2' ? 4 J ht Montana Pioneer. Of Gold Days Dies -- 0-- BUTTE. Mont, Juno 1. (AP) Pat Carney 77. Democratic presidential elector and one of tho heal known pioneers of Montana, died suddenly at his farm near Waterloo yesterday-- He Was a member of tho first two legislative assemblies after Montana became a state. He came to tho territory of Montana m 1SSI. locating at Alder Gulcb, famed tn-tearly day goto stamped history of Montana. His death Is attributed to tbe efferta of a fail which ha suffered last Christ 19. 24. It brought a statement from tbe headquarters of Senator James A. Reed of Missouri, that the candidacy of the Missourian would prove an Insurmountable barrier In the way of the nomination plena of Goes to Washington for friends of Governor Alfred E - Conference With Mr. Smith. Clem Shaver, chairman of the national Democratic committee, Hoover; Committee to conferred behind closed doors with Meet Next Thursday. political leaders and refused to comment cn , the action of- the Maryland governor, but JSdward S Reed s cam WXKHTSGTCr June paign manager, declared tbe Missouri senator controls enough votes wnator Charles Curtis. Repub to block tho nomination of Gover- lnn hi presidential normhee. ir rrVin In lVaahtnjrtoa early today, nor Smith. prepared to pinnae at otice lute activities. campaign SMITH FORCES ACTIVE: The Kansan waa met at thd rail road station br George Akerson, BALTIMORE. June 14 (AP) Forces working for the nomination representing Secretary Hoover, Reof Governor Smith of New York at publican presidential nominee, mho the Democratic national convention invited him to confer with Hoovet him at were given impetus today with tho at noon and to lunrh 1 with the Hoover home at o cioeir this withdrawal of Governor Albert C. afternoon. Ritchie of Maryland as a candi- to discuss anySenator Curtin refused campaign plane until date. after the vtifcldar conference. Stating that It baa become InThe vice presidential nominee creasingly evident that the great was met at the station by a email majority of tho Democratic party group ot friends and admirers, in almost every section of the coun- many of them wearing Curtis for try are Yeady and want to align President' badges. themselves behind tbe leadership The nominee said that he had of Governor Smith,' tbe Maryland-i- n hurried to Washington to confei pledging his support to tho with Mr. Hoover. He said he exempire state chieftain, said that pected that many of the campaign Governor Smith embodies far and details would be settled Thursday when the Republican national com. away tho best chanc, to win. raittee meets here. Sense of Dnty. Lauding Governor Smith's record which ho said Justifies the peoples faith in democracy, Governor Ritchie said that bis withdrawal from the presidential field wee prompted by a seme 'of duty which he was glad to perform on CHICAGO, June J9. AP) the basis that whatever contributes to Democratic unity will, tn William Lu Connon. H, and Aire Ft. Nellie Maneon, fid, mho became turn, contribute to Democratic vicengaged 44 years ago, were mar tory. In aligning bimaelf with the ried yesterday.' Parental objection prevented Smith cohorts. Governor Ritchie, in response Jo a question as te their marriage as they had plan ned when were young. The both whether h, would accept the vice went on and eaeh was marpresidency, should It be offered, yrmra made it clear that be had no am- ried to another. Connon later was divorced, Mrs. Manaon husband bitions la tbat direction. died. T have not tho slightest thought They met again, their broken enof tho vice presidency, nor expectation of it being offered me, or of gagement was renewed, and their marriage to each other was solaccepting It if it is.'T he said. emnised yesterday. BACK POMERENE,,. Farm-Labo- r MANSFIELD, O, June 14, (AP) Henry Brunner, chairman of the state central, Democratic committee, announced today that Ohio's delegation to the Democratic national convention will east it PAUL Minn., Juno It vote on tho first ballot for former (AP) United Flairs Senator Hen-rik Senator Ailee Pomerene Shlpstead, farmrr-labo- r, was Aa to bat wo shall do on tho second renominated by a aid. margin in ballot tbat will be decided after yesterday's Mato primary. Tbe candidates for tho we have cast the first ballot, Brun- ' Ttdniinatlon to opBaht pose Senator Bhipstead in November, ran a clow race, with the outcome in doubt early today. Arthur E. Netaon. former mayor of 8t. Paul, took an early lead over hta two opponents. J. A. A. Burnout. of Minneapolis, former governor. and Bute Benator A. J. Rockne COLUMBUS. O, June It (AP) of Zumbroto. Mr. Netaon showed Tornadoes and wind storms that hi. greateat strength In 8t. Panl. Tha Democratic candidate for struck at three central and southern Ohio communities today had senator, George F. Caahman. of left a toll of one dead, more than 8t. Cloud, with no opposition waa a score of persons Injured and automatically nominated, as were ait candidates on that party ticket. dsmags estimated at 1714.404. - Couple Engaged 44 Years, Weds Man Gets Senate Race ' Republl-an--omatmi- ar Tornado Kills One Hurts 20 in Ohio Sen. Hale of Maine Defeat Rival at Polls PORTLAND. Main. June 1 ( A PV United Plate. Senator FredA. was erick Hale renominated for a DETROIT. Jun It. (AP) M. Harris, New Tort banker and third term In tbe Republican pritn tha easily- defeating mary Baptist yeaterd.v. prominent laymen denomination, was nominated for the presidency of tho Northern Baptist convention here today. tabher James J. Dsvta. secreisry of for tbs presiMMband, it's because be didst or, wasof nominated tho American Baptist dency ten out like she expected an' she Homo Mission society, cheated.' Governor Ralph O. Brewster. Ira G. Horary. Republican. Hoolton. who te serving hie sixth term a representative from the fourth district, was defeated for renomlna-lio- n by Donald W. Enow, a Baagor attorney. (AP) Donn Bjrne. mtdel) known Irish writer and noellst, maa killed last night near his home when his automobile oierturned on the aeasliore. Mr. Byrne had gone for a drne alone in his car along the acaioa&i near his Irish residence, Coolmam Castle pear Basdon. Subsequent!) he waa found dead by h!s secretary near the road where his automo bile, which be bad recently purchased, had overturned. Air. Byrne waa born In 1SS9 and were: among hie publications Htories Women: The Without O Malley Banquet; Htraogera House fehanganagb; Hangman's and Brother SauL By me waa Irish, but bis novels and film dramas bad won even greater success In the United BUte than In tha British Isle. He waa born in New York of Irish years ago, and parents thirty-nin- e received his education In the United States, Ireland, Germany and France. He waa formerly on th staff of tha Brooklyn Dally Eagle and The New York Fun. Of recent years he has 1led chiefly on the continent and in ha contri the British Isles. buted short storien and serials to manv of tha prominent American aqd British magazine. For a time he was an exile from Ireland because of bla political activities. He ha recently made hi borne near Hangmans House and man) of Air. Bjrnea other novels have had great popularity in the United Kates. He was a great patron of sport and 'was an International amateur of considerable renown. 0 Ship Whittle, Bell Gong:, Crowd Cheer as ( Craft Descend. Guests of Couple Held A Caretakers, Neigh-b- or BT JACK OKSTREICHER. (International News Service guff I Corerspondent.) SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, June 19. Alls Amelia Earhart, of Boston, the first woman to span the Atlantic by airplane, and her two companions Pilot Wilmer St u Its and Mechanic Louis Gordon reached the goal of their daring trans- -' oceanic flight here this afternoon in the Monoplane Friendship. The plane dropped upon the surface of the harbor shortly befora 1.39 pat, English summer time Btults expressed the sentiments of the other flyers when he exclaimed: I certainly am glad tl is over. Now for a good rest. The Friendship had hopped oft) at Burry Inlet, on the south Wales coast, at 11.07, and arrived here1 at 1:17 pro., but did not descend immediately. It began circling over the harbor while Pilot BtulU pick-- 1 ed out a suitable spot to come' . , down. j upon The Friendship tUghted tha water at 1:21 o'clock and was immediately moored. Wren Start Bln. Aa soon aa the Friendidiip was sighted through the channel haxe the ships in the harbor set up a dm with ahistlea and sirens The tumult grew as the plane circled Inward sod prepared to descend Bell upon shipboard and in the city were ringing welcome. Crowd along the water front cheered continuously. The flight from Burry Inlet was made doubly dififcult by the fact thdt the weather waa rainyand foggy and Pitot Btults was partgating over strange country with no familiar landmarks to guide him. Aa soon as the Friendship touched the surface a number of small Craft put out from the shore. Miss Earhart and companions (Continued on page two.) - Lfjk&A r' 2 l' 1 " - -- ."-.- f J ,t 4 "c 5 Mrs. Frederick K, Guest, hacker of tbe Girl lAndy Atlantic Hon. flight, who led welcome at pier as victorious crew scended. howth-amM- Itlfan.Y Aviator To Sight Report Hearing Firing; Feud Blamed. G (I LOS ANGELES, June 14. (AP Mrs. Hazel Glab. 29. five months bride of John L Glab. wealthy re. tired Chicago druggist, who was shot to death, teat night at Van M two other persona war booked on suspicion of murder charges today. The others .arrested were Miss Esther Kaser. IT. of Oklahoma City, Okla., niece of Mrs. Glab, and M. A. Wilson, caretaker of the Glab estate at Van Nuys. Formal arrest of tha trio fol. lowed a statement by the suburban captain of police that tbe stones told by tba three persons conflict. -, oa de- 4 Plane Crew Police Grill Young Wife Of Retired Druggist A Robbery Theory Is Blasted by Discovery. Fa.il Lot Party; Seen by Italia Mile Away. ROME. June If (AP) Major Maddalena. Italian flier, made an unsuccessful reconnaissance in search for the Nobile party this to Kings morning and returned Bay. Fpitzhereen. Ho is planning another flight shortly in hta Eav ii , 0d In important detail. Glab was shot throagh the right cheat aa be apparently was about to enter an automobile in from of his home. Tho police theory was that soma one had been lying tn wait for thg retired Chicagoan. fhtnuitaneoualy. with, the arrests, police of Hollywood were requested to locate Glab's first wife, from whom he received s final dtrorco decree 44 days before marrying his present wife. Tbe first Mr. Glab was believed to bo living tho film eity. 4he wifi be questioned by investigators, police said. Jfewrs Fatal Shot. W itaon told AM ELI CARHIRT. police that be heard the shot which killed the druggist. With his wife and F. A. Kropp.'n neighbor, he ran to tho front of tho home to find Glab already dead, he said Mr a Gbb said she and her were playing cards in the bousealas and did not hear the shot. Krupp declared that while ho waa running across the street toward the Glab bouse be saw a msK leaving the grounds of the California club, mearhv. and enter sn automobile and drive away. Thea Rasche Get Plane The position of Glab's body and (he range of the bullet led te tho Police theory that tho slayer probFor Flight to ably bad concealed himself In tbo front aeat of tbe automobile. Germany. Finding of several hundred dollars on the druggist's body dispelled the robbery theory as a motive foe the killing but police said they were NEW YORK. June 14. (A P) Miss Thea Kaeche, German aviatrix investigating reports tbat the shoot-in- g might have been the outgrowta has obtained the backing of Mrs James A. Stillman for a Right to of n Chicago feud. Getmany which she holies to start within the next few days. A Bellamra- - monoplane named North Star." ha been purchased-fo- r her by the banker's the long smooth beach at Old Orchard, Me,, Miaa Rasche expects to begin her ocean flight as WASHINGTON. Jun 19 (AP soon aa weather condition are favArpnirtl urginr dimiaal f orable. chant of moftopolr la th manu Phe will be accompanied by AI and sal of radio purcha brecht Koeneniann, German flier factur, and filed anmst end meehanhvwrho will be her nav- tti Radi appamtu Corporation. General igator and relief pilot. Mira Rasche Electric company and six other or i'2J years old and has been flying raniaations were mad today be fore the federal trade commission for five yearn. P. Cotton, of New York chief Fog all along the course caused Mira Then Rasche. German stun) couneel for the Radio Corporation of to America, declared . that th flier, postpone a flight to Old Orchard Beach today. At the charte of monopoly ahd restraint Maine beach Mira Ranch, will pre- of trade should be diamlmed be cause the allocations of which th pare for a flight. charjres wer baaed had not beeQ Ha pointed uMfcL4bt 4taind.j aa a the firat opportunttr th re N. Y. SchooIs Abolish pendent had had to present their of the ease before the commie Diagrabi for Grammar aide ion since the complaint was filed four years ago. NEW YORK. June 14. (AP) Diagrams as a means of teaching grammar have been abolished for WILLIE WILLIS city school children. The board of education has By ROBERT QUILLEN found that confusion, a waste of time and energy are likely to result from tho use of this device and has ordered that beginning Feb. 1 children in the city schools he trained to depend on tho textbook for explanations, definitions and rules. l Now that vwual efforts to find General Nobile and his red tent pitched amidst the rough ico off north east land hare failed, an effort wilt be mads to keep the which Is equipped with radio In touch with the Nobife party. General Nobile has been InformNEW YORK, Jun. 1. (AP) ed tbat during tha next flight of 14. CAP) the it will he necessary for Mary Plckford must pay additional ATHENS. Juno on $2400 worth of tnerchan-dir- o duty urn own radio to his post Bakers and sailors at Piraeus were him )n exema of tha approximate gif ids the big. plane as soon as threatening to airlko today- - Rum- to of her customs declaration, $5400 revolution it comes Into sight. ors of a communist official announced today at the A ienna a in newspaper, printed completion of an examination of however, were described in Athena the contents of tho twelve trunk ms nonsense. ch brought back from Europe last The general strike will bo medweek. iated here tomorrow. . ... ' No fines or penalties will be In tho meantime thorn that levied. The authorities said tbev walked out at Saloniki were rewere confident ehe acted In good Will- faith In declaring ber goods at the LONDON. June suming their 'work. Calm prevailed In the tobacco dtetricta at Kar- iam T. Tilden. II, captain of the discount she received because of ate and Drama. A few persona American Davis cup team, today her fame aa a film actress, rather were arrested at Volo where to won his second successive match than at the home valuation. becco workers quit. in the London championships at the Queen's elub without the loss of a game, defeating J. C. Peacock, former New Zealand champion,- Prisoner. Hang Self0 Two other members of the III . In Montana team also were successJail American ful In their opening matches. Francis T. Hunter, second only to DO.? ANGELES, Calif.. June 19. BUTI5, Mont. June If. (AP) the American ranking, UN'S) William Gibb McAdoo. A prisoner at eity Jail believed Tilden in two In four sets. former lost games only lo have been E. W. Jnea of Beat-ti- After secretary of the treasury, his first match from and candidate, taking for the Democratic Wash, committed suicide in R. Hylton of England, hta cell lad night by hanging him- Hunter defeated another British nomination for president In 1924, not ulll attend the national convenself. He was found by hie three P. Mardsden. in lovs sets tion of his party at Houston next cell mates who had been asleep lilayer. third round match. a Week when be killed himself. Thig trt&ftnelcno n Toidsr with The-- man. Identified as 3bnesby the announcement 1854 of Order that McAdoo two Seattle bank books in his pos- Money and family will go to Ssnta Barsession, had been arrested on a Are Promptly Cashed next few da)s to bara, mtthiji the charge of intoxication and had rethe summer. fused to reveal his Identity. . By Express Company spend Mr. McAdoo. who Is a daughter of the late President Woodrow Wil- son, will enter the Metrobolic Clinic CHETENNE. Wyo. (INS) House of Lords Film Long time stability of the mon- at Rants Barbara for several days etary system In use In the United While she Is not seriously ill her To be Put on Screen Stales has proven here recently physirisn advised that she underAnnie W. Davis casred go an examination. By Special Permission when Airs. 54 money orders Issued in 1452 and 1454. respectively. Airplane Propeller LONDON. ( INS) The interior the gold rush to Back of tho House of Lords is to be California.during Break in Midair William Call then of shown for tho first time on the Pittsburgh, Pa., succumbed to the ereen in a production hy the Brit- call of riches and gold out west. EL fASO, Texas. June P) ish Lion Film Corporation. Ltd. M. Zajaa. an aviator In the MexHis endeavors proved profitable Special permission bad to be ob- and- - he- - began- - sending numerous ican aviation corps narrowly es- Hail Stonily Wreck is ! ned even to take a photoqraph money orders vlg the Adam, Ex, caped death near M extra yesmeld, th upper chamber, and aa press Company to his family In the terday when his plane's city Train; Many Killed propeller exact replica has been recon- east. At the death of the elder broke In mid-ai- r. him to forcing structed In tba producers studio at Calls, the family library, among land. Tbo plane was wrecked but BUCHAREST. ' Rumania, 'i Jun r Islington. , ether things, was .divided among Zayas escaped with minor bruises. 1 4. UN'S) Nwi.y persons were Tho ancient ceremony of the In- the, children, M rs-- Da vis recently killed and wounded today In the itiation of a peer to h eeat will be was cleaning house and found one AVIATORS DELAYED.' districts of Sinaia, Brails. Jalomiza. followed exactly, and the scene pre- of the books she had received from DETROIT. nued Prahova and Covulrul by s violent Juna 14. sented will be complete with Lord ber parents In It wJere two money unfavorable weather to- ball storm during which hall atones Chsitcellor on the Woolsack and orders, yellow with age. caused Pacheco and weighing nearly half s pound fell. day My cut foot was about well a Garter Mrs Davis took tbs slips of paper Frits Busier,Joaquin aviators planning a Crops were deatreyed. A train was Mary come borne, but Mama Tbe Interior of the House of to tho American Railway express p to Mexico City, to I wrecked on the Bucharest-Consta- n fl.ght killed a chicken an t got Commons has already been show a office where they were Immediately announce a delay of at least sooth-Is- a Una and many persons were blood to show good on myenough in a film. cashed. eg dsy Iq their tsks-of- f. Ihurt, Mary Must Pay $2,000 More Duty Greek Bakers and Sailors to Strike 5 Tilden Captures Second Match Dismissal Asked In Radio Suits wife-Fro- 1(AP - McAdoo Will Not be. At Houston; Wife 4-- 0, e, 4-- 1, trana-Atlant- ic -- . to ll.-r(A- (API-Conti- bo-fo- re King-at-arm- non-sto- i ' V! 0-- - o To Southampton sf itbdreaal of Governor Albert Ritchie of Maoland from the Democratic presidential nomination race has set political circles to buzzing here a week before tbe national Democratic convention. June W Labor Secretary Honored by Baptists . 0 Idolized. Plane Flies From Wales of Writer Fame in U. S. Gotham Forces Gird for ' David Lawrence la his daily arIn ticle News The deriarre today Exceeds Houston; Battle at Reputation that Dr. Hubert Work, secretary of been chosen the ehalr has In See Victory Ahead ; manInterior, Britain; Magazine of the Kcpnbthwa ns t loos! and will direct Hoover's Published Hi Ohio Backs Pomerene. committee, William Work. M. Butler, prescampaign. ent chairman, will retire, sys LawI .Y v rence. HOUSTON. Tex, June If. (AP) BAXDOX, CORK, Ireland, June Sfr. 'S'.'. a Trans-Se- a Hangman Marco Polo House; Killed When Machine Overturn Near Sea. the cam-pai- 0-- 0 Welcome Girl Lindy eretary Hoover has this in for mind some time, oot because only of his personal association with Dr. Work hot because of the latter's activity in 0--0 0-- 0 0-- 0 British Thousands 14. seers' tary of Interior baa been decided upon for chairman of the Bepub' lican national committee. , ft 0-- 0 Reed Challenges Al Smith Power; Ritchie Quits Committee Head WASHINGTON. Juno (CPA) Dr. Hubert Work, 0-- 0 0-- 0 0-- 0 ' - - vl - : l - , |