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Show MEN OUTNUMBER WOMEN IN MOST PARTS OF WORLD COUZENS DENIES RAIL ACT WILL RAISE FREIGHT Senator Brandt Report At Propaganda by ' - Speculators. , totrel Kt) July 7 (CPA1 No shipped or payer of fre ht Herd 'charges, directly or indirectly. worry over acreiM in cert of railroad freight ship nta Sr feel concerned over new dirrtcuttles In railroad transportation should othen res o u t knoan as the . Cousena resoCan l est Whoo-hooi . Montr! a u a - ever tenth one? lution. railpending tha specuroad consolida- avoid the conclusion that be ad- lative bankers who are interested tions. an as railroads accordin the opportunity opted, and gambling, fo Se- for speculation ing James rather than for service to the pubnator o f lic.' and a ho are operating through Couzens deMichigan, who holding companies and similar this In a statement vices. are the real force behind today outlined opposition. What speculative bank the objects of ers have dose to our railroads ip A ft HIM the past should warn every ship-- 1 the legislation. Mr. Cousena declarad that it was per and every consumer to beware conclusion of them now, Impossible to aroidtothe that the objection a mo:h 'a resolution "W have created an interstate the s had I's Inception commerce commission to regulate bankers, "who are interest- our railroads and w e bsie adopted ed In the railroads us an opportu- legislation giving the commission gambling certain nity for speculation and powers and certain duties. rather than service to the public The ts holding company plan and who are opera"! g through valuable te speculators, because It desimilar and dam panics bolding of the commisvices." Mr. Cousena'- - statement evadea Ifthethepower commission and the sion. kiys: plans , for regulation adopted in "No one who pays the freight inthe past are sound, then the holdneed have any worry over an new over ing company operations cannot be crease In cost or concern difficulties in retir'd transporta- defended by anyone interested in tion in the passage of the resolu- railroad service. resolurelative to tion known as the Cousena conaoll-gatio"This propaganda tion. suspending railroad freight rat structures being affected can be easily Judged In Its Declared Propaganda. correct light .by anyone who will The argument ad -- need after take one half hour to study the The propagandists the Senate by a large mujor.ty bad resolution. the must hava something pretty big adopted the rean.ution wa to strucrate will entire go to this at Make when they - effect that the ture was involved and that ship end to defeat the resolution. This "It might be well to drive the pars had cause for is nothing moie than nropaganda real Interests which are opposing witnesses interested by this resolution into the open and "I noticed a story : the rews palet the public see who and what afwould pers that this resolution they are." (Popyrigbt 1939.) considcause and costa fect freight erable disturbance. I noticed that some unnamed economists were LONE PRISONER that view. Of supposed to bold ALMOST WRECKS course, as Ion - ns the economists remain unnamed, there is no way POLICE FORCE noI did ba identifle they may tice, however, that Walker D. DENVER "tour (INS Hines was referred to as one of name," demanded Detective John the outstanding authorities in the Wilson on Sixteenth a loiterer field of public utilities, and that street. of bin views were given considerable was the laconic reply. Smith. was Mr. Hlnea Perhaps space. I search of Smith revealed a the railroad economist. r. Wilson called a pa Mr, Hines a peered before the trot wagon. Senate committee on interstate The next ten minutes provided commerce aa an attorney employed with a bagful of exciteby the Great Northern and North- spectators ment. aa such ern Pacific railroad, and priM ncr wrested away from he opposed the resolution. Of theThe officer, dashed across the street course, he was an interested witas ha was being overtaken, Inand, ness. His clients, the ailroads volved in the proposed merger in fell In front f the officer, who and fell headlong. the northwest, wanted to defeat the Stumbled In the ensuing scuffle Wilson's resolution. from his bolster snd dropped pistol Silent on Connection. a spectator kicked i aside. The His testimony before the rum-lit- aimosl-pnsonescaped from a toe f - bold, arid , vtsa.-- , PlMMs fnwunj&n! newspapers must be judged in territory again but this time In that light, although I noticed that the path of a passing truck. Tho machine ran over bis Uaiy, the newspaper stories did not mention the particular interest he had. swerved and struck. Detective Wilsevson. The suspect appeared unhurt "Mr. Hines was on tb stand eral days. He did not suggest at by the accident and tried a third would time to escape. Only by tha timely resolution the time that any affect existing rate structures. Just arrive) of a deputy sheriff arhow he arrived at thai view after tha suspect subdued until the know. rival of a patrol wagon. leaving the stand, I En route to the city jail the susThe only 'time Mr. Mines got close officers and to the rate question was an indefi- pect battled several tha squad was necessary to get nite suggestion on hi part that it him rlot inside a cell, police said. some time the public might get A few minutes after he was the benefits of any economies efin his ceil 'bmith' attemptfected and That the rates might lodged to strangle himself with his belt. be reduced by degrees as the roads ed Police found he had tampered with increased their efficiency. on his ce II when they Couzens Resolu- the to enter "The and were forced to tion1 would do this and only this: tried saw their way inside t save his "X Remain effective until next life. March 4, 1J1. At the police station the suspect "2. Prohibit consolidations which was identified ah Arthur 1'atjo. an would ' be in violation of anti-truwho S few weeks previously laws. Even herein, certain ex- artist, had beet arrested on cojiplaint by of his wife, who said he bad tried to emptions for the protection abort line railroads were granted. kill her. ' J. Protect the rights of em " BROCK V1LLE. Gut. Faitbfut ployes. No one had questioned the - Justiee of- - that unto death- - was King. Me was provision. 4. Prevent consolidations or police dog who had received a unifications through holding com gold medal for rescuing a man His body has been panics where the Interstate com- from drow aing. merce commission Is now power-- - discovered near those of some of WASHINGTON, FYoure Hie lirlUDfiF; BERLIN (INS) Those wen en. who see their happmres tn marriage, will regain confidence after reading tbs latest statistic, Bad blood between two men. suraccording to which there ts a Tuttlf and Dither, in a certain was getting to be much, talkplus of men. town, with a sur- ed The United States, about are in the men 1 million, of plus At latest reports Tuttle? who lead In this respect. as in many was a big rawboned man. bad exothers. AU over .the V. 8. A. era threatened to break In two" that men cepting- New England, the man Plther. a smaller more numerous than women. The next time he met him person, alone, and same is true of many countries ttt Plther bad dared him to try It South America, as Guyana, One day while walking toward Brasil. Argentina and others. the outskirts of the town, Ptther Africa has bo precise statistics of did espy Tuttle at a diatance.Tuttle, it la known the population, butAfrican knife a as though returncarrying Union that thq South ing from a hunt saw Ptther at the shows a surplus of one snd half same With moment almost a leer million men out of a total popula- on his faco. Tuttle began to run tion of seven millions. Pither. Ptther for drew a revolver of Australis, the youngest part and. shot Tuttle dead. the earth, lacks 109.090 women, Eventually Plther Was brought though its population is only 5.4 to trial. The story of the feud was million souls told and Pither's attorney plead All evr Asia, women are In the ed But the minority, in India there are eight ing attorney had raised theprosecutquestion million more mefi than women. In would that of Intent ts saying there the Russian part of Asia, In Ja- not have gone about Plther armed if hr women. 899.999 of deficit had not to intended defpan ef 399.000 Although BO' sometime. inite numbers can he given about How would you decide this case? Chin's, it is supposed that the 439 millions of Chinese really consist women. of many more men than There are heaps of chances for women on the old continent welt. Despite constant, wars, the Balkans still have mere mn than women. Bulgaria 13.909, Rumania 199.000, Luxemonly burg. with a population of 5.090 ha a mau surplus of and they -- U contain nomer.-bachelors and are waiting for the women which would complete anJ adorn their population. However, things are bad in Eng- - j land, where, except for Ireland, and the island of Malta, the worn- -' en have long been In the majority. which Is the reason why the auf-- , in' fragette movement originated England though this assertion is made by the men. Ura-rua- y, BT J. C. ROTLE. (Special correspondent of Ths F SALT LAKE CITY NEWS THE PESERET 1 1 -- spec-ulati- n. - screw-dnve- , er I- do-n- k-- st e. e MONpAY JULY Make up your mind before you read the decision. The decision: 'The court 'acquitted "Ptther. The judges reasoned thus: t A person believing himself to beta danger of death or great bodily harm, ts not obliged to remain at home to avoid assault He may arm himself sufficiently to repel anticipated attack, and pursue Me legitimate avocation. And If he is compelled te take life te save himself, he may use say weapon he e may 'have obtained for the and homicide is excusable. company by special telegram. The Blue Ribbon Malt award wan paid to the Hunter brothers the rate of a dollar a minuta from ( lauded until p.ra. July fink they and was given te the men for their courage in not only 'breaking the record but continuing until they had eet up a mark that may stand fhr months and years to coma n PpriK Examiner - Will Attend Meeting pur-nos- Malt Company' wwo v Awards Fliers Walter H. H&diock state bank examiner will leave about the mid-i- ll of July for the annual convention of the National Association of Bank Commissioners at Boston. Shortly after the Hunter brothers landed from their record breaking endurance flight, a check for (4.141 sras promptly paid to them by a ' fPfiPral UCUCld ef agriculture Monday met with respective county board at Ogden and Brigham City. Commlsutoner Bennies explained that the state read commission was doing this work en tha state road system, and that if the county boards would assume their share of the burden the state board of agriculture would be In a position te devote considerably more effort te this work on the Jarm lands of the' state. secretary of tha state securities commission, to attend the annual convention of the California Real Estate association Oct. 2,1 to at representative of the Blue Ribbon Santa Crux. Malt company at the Sherman hotel, J. ,P., XMriot, Salt Jake representative of thecompany waa ad- Two Counties Asked vised Monday. The check waa profTo Help Weed Fight fered before there tad been time to procure clothes for the flyers For the purpose of urging the but wrapped in blankets and sitting commissioner of Weber and the edge of a bed the Hunter elder counties to assume the brothers received the big check possibility of -- eradicating noxious With broad smiles of appreciation weeds along the county roads. Harand thanked the Blue- Ribbon Malt den Ben n ion, state commissioner it Ordered to Isles July T. SAN' FRANCISCO. 1 Hines (jNS) MaJ- - Gen. John tha from orders tinder was today tore-llnqulwar department to prepare his command of the Ninta assumo comcorps area here to mand of the department of thos. Maj. Philippines Sept. 10. who was famed oversees had preduring the World war. has Ho vious service in the Philippine. been stationed at tba Presidio bare since December, l3w ah Gn-Hine- Sea Captain Match For Dance Shieks EL CENTRO, Calif. (INS) Davis today drew up to his six feet four and. told the board of supervisors' he calculated he could take care of flapof any whipperanappers pers cutting up "didoes" at the hall he dance preposed to erect on bis island In Ealton Sea, iso the, supervisors decided to Issue hint a license. "IT throw the whole pastel of em Into the sea if I have to, to keep order. said Davis as he clamped on his ten gallon hat and stalked out to climb into his fliver. bound for home a lonely, forxak- CD island rising up in tha salt In- - An invitation was received by C. E. "Captain Mr. Hadlock and IL S. Callister. . HltlPS , BACILLI MURDER PROBED. Police of Cracow. Poland, are of making a special Investigation c the alleged murder by stepsons and typhus , of her bacilli. Tho woman, a laboratory bacteriological inthe in assistant arrastsd stitute of Cracow, was beriM In charged with mixing the two The bojs food. the children's their died, and a third child and tutor are in a critical condition. to land lake, which Is surrounded by nothing but desert. Davis didnt say wber ht done ball patrons were fo come from. j Flashes of j life. 1 1 (By The Associated Prem) Ohio It has nothevents' ing to do with recent abroad, but Dr. Willis A. Sutton, who taught Bobby Jones Latin, baa been elected president of the National Education association, Ma ve. Whdf u ve Wanted COLUMBUS, j j see ATLANTA Two hundred or more persons Jailed for minor of- tense. were freed for the holiday by order of Acting Mayor Couch1 In the absence of the major, who1 worn to New Tork to welcome Bobby. j W KST HARTLEPOOL. England If snappy togs interfere, and putts. with drives, pitches then off with the togs for the Prince Of Wales On a hot day he1 took off hla panama (New Tork label) and tie. And horrors! His caddy lost the bat. It was found o the eighth green. The prince said the hat did not cost much.' but he valued it. Robert Lewis NEW TORK and Hugh Kearney. Instructors in a school of gliding, are aboard the! liner Saturate bound for Europe with a gilder which they hope the j ship will tow In a more or less p flight serosa the pond An attempt to launch the gilder as the ship headed out to sea failed. j non-Sto- MIDDLETOWN. Conn .Extra! Fellcw resigns because his salary 1ig'. John' A EfoflC tax com missioner. says he hasn't the nerve to keep drawing 13.000 a year, as he loafs half the time. , e e e NEW TORK Erin's colors have been furthest soytn. ,A tree state flag rarrled by Byrd over the pole has been sent by members of the expedition to Eamonn Ie Valera. e e RAHWATN. J- - An amphibian waa machine, a tank that can swim ten miles an hour and go $0 miles an hour on rough ground and 70 on a good road, is being made here for Uncle Sam. The rambling fort- ress l supposed to be bomb proof) and gas proof. It can carry 12 tons of gas bombs or other destructive material even through swamps. The cost of the last word in warfare ts 233 000- - is too ' MADRID Eight regional flags, representing former kingdoms or racist groups, are flying now in Spain- - - Pvtmo de Rtvera when dictator forbade display of the Catalonian flag because of independence movements, but King Alfonso has rescinded the ban. The banners of Valencia. Galicia. Avila. : dh Basque Provinces, Asturias. Ar- interstate comwhich when and Andalucia also flutter In sank King, agon lightning,' merce commission Is unanimous In fired explosives (he breezes. Us support of that provision. Studied by Senate. "This resolution was debated al ...Reserve District, No.12- length in the Senate and when the Charter No. 2653.. arguments against the resolution REPORT OF CONDITION OP THE were brought into the open and considered, the Senate did not hesitate to reject them. of Utah, at' the Close of Business on "What is the objection to this Of Salt Lake City, in the Stats June 3Jth. 1330. resolution? It la impossible to RESOURCES. Dotvn Dotvn For , For For - r f.mous Hotpouvt- Westinghouse Elec" .... f Range letely - 0 WV ,yourpttlt tfectreirtger - tank, with no hyconveniencetoyou. DESERET NATIONAL BANK 22.S31.084. 1. Loans and discounts i I- 1,022.24 1,604,544.07 2. Overdrafts 3. United SLitcs Government securities owned 4. 6. If -' . V .............. ete LIABILITIES. ified Section offers aneamj 'of conveying these mes--lages eco- nomically. : paid la ...... 16. Surplus 17. Undivided profits net 18. Reserves for" dividends, contingencies, ...... .......2 Reseryex for 'interest, taxes and other crued and unpaid 20. Circulating notes outstanding-- . 2 1. Due to banka. Including certified . . checks outstanding 23: Demand deposits . . . 22. Time deposits IS- - etc expens-- VS Cad Wax. 550 and an efficient ad taker will chee rfully,, .assist you in writing your ads. s 800.000.09 I 590,999 . 00 180.758.73 45.009, 9 me- - . 29,409.00 590,000,60- ......... ... ...... 1.696 252.71 - WE WOULD LIKE --TO --TELL YOU MORE AB QUT WHAT TH1S SERVICE MEANS TO YPU. PHONE FOR OUR REPRESENTATIVE TO CALL ON YOU r 2.353.363.14 302.303.00 Total ...27.313.873.24 State of, Utah. County of Salt Lake. L P.oyai C. Barnes. CabJer, ot the bank., do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my C. ROTAL belief. and BARNES, Cashier. knowledge' v Correct Attest: F. AjnjSTSQiSSL -aowc" W. EDGAR 8. HILLS. EDWARD E. JENKINST Direct ora. 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Furniture and fixtures. 844,877.82 It9s Our terms are very liberal covering the purchase of all or any one of these appliances. , 7 d TnnrajBi EFF rc I & EKEEnrcc. C E NT PXI BLTO' STETO? mm I t " t iy, jg. |