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Show r tf rf w or '4 toW jPHE T v- f j t 4 ij i - ' 1 i . hc-iOt-N- . . . --' ii J H U Altera Except iunday Tin of OwMB Bursa Audit jutes soBacBxmoM 3 Wia Hfc Phon City. Dirt. Mmnher of Oh Moott . ,..... On Imi " -Iw t11 hUraw appiytoliteh. -Oh Th 111 , . T Nevada, Wyoming. Own. nni rado. Mooten, New Mexico. California other Hat hr mall Ht Intr,t- - 4rtMi NATIONAL ADVERTISING a. V ...., grange z1 Entered aMka grateffis aaeardia g te Act ai m aaeaaO alaaa matter CwgrwA March t AI7I fva I Mfirtittd frM to ticltwlNly wliu4 U tba ora tor tayuMtoaUaa Missy roS. published herein. 5 aalx ro g uxzcmvv -- Tba French were congratulating them' the'Dact consummated with Great.. Butain. For though tba latter baa denied its existence, it is an open secret that it began with the visit of General Weygand to London and The visit of British general etaff mem-be- rs ia Paris. The conversations were, con -- cluded Tuesday in London between Louis Barth ou end Sir John Simon, and the pact it similar To the one entered into by both parties before the World war. rv,. r --v Tbir-wa- . n rob- A , A A World Changes At the impeachment bf lbe Minister of Railwas Kumengyu on charges of corruple tion; cabinet of the Chinesr government resigned Wednesday. China refuted the Japanese charge That the loan from the United 8 tales was used for mill tary purposes, -- n - itemized account of expenditures was rendered. - ,, Vs ne Tho German Situation ("HANCELLOR HITLER of Germany spoke Friday In defense of bis drastic suppression of the alleged Roehm revolt. He said the number executed was 77. He also spoke of the isolation of Germany, sot, as was expected. to protect against the encirclement of Germany by pacta, hut to express confidence of his country being able to invent waya and means of maintaining economio independence. He eaid that Four and nne-ha- lf millions of unemployed who found job under national Socialism are the best witnesses of the security of our regime." ' Unofficial reports of hat Saturday set the number of dead in the revolt at between 170 and 300. Paul Joseph Goebbets, minister of propaganda. called Tuesday for alt to witness the URparallelled lies, slanders and misrepresen-tatioof the foreign press. Rudoph Hess, second in command of the Naii party. Monday aimed a shaft at France, ought to placate England. and said that Get many desired peace but should war come would be united and defiant. France, was "dared" to start a fight and- taka the con, sequences. Gathoticf were leaving the haz! party and . causing uneasiness. As a mult of the execution or suicide of Erich Klausener. Catholic action- leader. Cardinal Von Faulhaber addressed 60,000 persons In front of (he Cathedral of Bamberg and told them to be above (be spirit of the times. Every Catholic congregation In lhe Berlin Diocese prayed for the departed leader, A direct attack on Nazi terrorism wat made by the Observatore Romano, organ of the Vatican. N?Lpurximr had the effcctuponGen- ,U8 val Johnson. NRA chief, of making him sick, he said at Waterloo. Qbfo. The German em- -, bossy at o ashinvton registered a protesU Tb stale department will explain that General Johnson spoke as an individual and not fof A A Friday for peace in the Chaco as representatives of belligerents met in Buenos Aires. Paraguay bad announced a decisive victory Tuesday, but it was denied by Bolivia. Wbat that war needs it a good reporter. . BUSINESS REVIEW OF THE WEEK 'JllE grain crop this week loomed In the financial situation. Faced with world cereal crop shortage of more than one and lf billion bushels, wheat and oats rose on the Chicago board oC trade. Official government crop figures place our 1934 yield at 463,663,000 busbela of wheat. Tbis huge reduction from our normal of tome 600,000,000 was caused by the most severe drouth in over 40 years in the United htai.es. The harvest may lie even less than present one-ha- - estimates. - Thirty-si- x reporting countries, which Hist year produced 96 per cent of the crop and a 1929-3- 1 average of 3,171,000,000 bushels, are estimated this year to have prospects of only 694.000,000 bushels. While the rise iir the price of wheat is offset by the lost to the farmer, yet the weather helping condition that baa baffled politicians and economists, that of Consumption of the large wheat carryover will adjust temporarily one of the most disturbing economio factors. Compared with a week ago, wheat this 844 cents a busheLhigher, morning was corn iH to 2fc up and oats U4 to 2 cants a bushel advanced. July wheat futures advanced to 9644 cents a bushel and No. 2 hard red jumped to 96 cents a bushel. No; S yellow corn advanced to 61 cents a bushel. The index of 16 commoditlet rose to a new 1934 high mark of 143.4, compared with 139.2 a year ago. The drouth is also taking its toll in the cotton fields and this commodity advanced bout 13 a bale for the week, going to 13.15' cents a pound. Refined sugar held at 84.75 per cwt. Butterfat on tbo local market held betweea 19 and 20 cents a pound delivered. Among the metals, silver was fractionally lower, slipping to 4614 cents an ounce. Copper heM at 9 cents a pound, lead at 3.75 and sino at 4.30 cents a pound. The bond market featured the financial exchanges, the index of 60 represen tativa is- sues advancing from 86.5 to 87.1. The index of 90 representative stocks advanced from 78.7 to 78.9. Local livestock pricee were about steady. Hogs held between 84.60 to 85.10. With most of the better grade steera bought up around this territory, buyers turned to grass cattle which brought from 82.50 to 83.25. Lambs held between 86.60 and 87.50. sur-puls- es. Ito ' t - St i .i J i 1 .U t e Ropreeen taUvea ot tbo United State recla-mat Ion service, net tn conference ge Will R, King, counset for the service. Tho meeting was held at tba Hotel Utah. a a FORTY YEARS AGO Edward Egan, for many years Identified with the mining Interests Of Utah Territory, died suddenly at his homo in this city, follow-In- g g brief illness, at the age of it, wlth-Jud- - semi-offic- J was reported thet a party of Utah eiti-- " returning from Europe and detained in the' east ea account of the Tlg railroad strike, had again started west. : 1 ial tho administration. The world bank tent another protest to Germany against the moratorium on Dawes And xbung loans. It was interpreted as an 1 to Seldom does a drunken motorist run into an alectrle light pole or a atone wall. Should he do ao. a suitable epitaph would read a Ho killed himself, this drunken brother. Praise be, to God he killed no other. Too often the renegade traffic himself but a General Johnaon menace fills ftis Jjide with whiskey By CHARLES P. STEWART advocate, m honor required tq aide and then hr h)s ,Juto goes out Writer Central Press with him (the legal complex). Into a thickly 11 you hav populated street tried and tried and WASHINGTON. Deaeret News: July 14. It For aHthst, ita comprehensible With a dwarf brain benumbed, and Editor. with an appearance of considerbeen built And failed fame Is reservoir Had this soon In vision ho dimmed, figures that persons whose contact with your hotly assailed able Indignation that Donald R, an accident which may, and Of years ago. It would have been drain- And your good parne be wilt dee to Rlchberg exclusively hie ted Rlcbberg resents references hasn't There ed since. relong dry some result does, fatally lo fend. himself as acting president dur- NRA affiliation believe him to been water enough for Utah lake He la a friend that le a friend law useful citizen. have abiding to spected, ab flopped conservatism, judging Franklin D. Roosevelts reservoir- - the. oldest in tha state, NEFHI JENSEN. ing from his attitude in the last Haled into court; the drunk, ex- for the last sence from Washington. tbree year let alone he be a distinguished official, cept year. over reason ones. The additional Rlcbberg may as well get only la a Jail a short sentence, new In given his position, will his howhis peeve on tba subject, has been any water for the origins! principles reassert them' smalt fine, or suspended sentence there ever. Pointed Paragraphs last three years. Is because we event in the fallen a .monarch of selves Capital correspondents are tactho offenders name la never called already hav ths best reservoir to wishthe Subject presidential 4 is the worid consisting of Jonah itly agreed that acting president system, es. he again is a free agent In In court. originated the fish story. the title which fits him, and thats canals and small Do you wonder why there Is a our hlgh-lin- o I heard, what they Inevitably will call him Washington the guess lakes. lawT for growing the more law costs tho disregard adminisUsually the advanced, that freely Hawhlla the chief away on hi man behind Thee should b extended-a- lt ov' lees Justice there le in it. trations purpose is to consolidate An Intoxicated waiian cruise. from every the er valley, tho of wheel a powtipper mishigh relief and ot existing recovery, Relieved, for tho summer. ered automobile la mors of a stream In the state. If carried out Women are more forgiving than big duties. a NRA's legal adviser cellaneous industrial and agricul- peril to the canals men, because men need more forpublic than a high- properly, with later small with tural the at Rlchberg on la still but NRAs (he payroll, dltohea carrying tho- - surplus giving. that the wayman with gun la each hand. and that doesnt matter; he baa more head of tho Isamalgamation: waters sides hill around the Into Yet the former gets a sympathetic high being "eased work than ever on hia hands, to Chicagoan look, a warning to bo more moder- letting it spill In every little valley, Most women are born leaders- earn bin salary), the Chicagoan tho Job under cover of th presi- ate with tho death dealing " swale, or basin to soak away In the and most men are born followers now la bolding down so many ex- dential trip to Hawaii. while ic.prlce .ls pqt,on. ,.Uie soli p(l come out lower down later theqtof, , so. wilt It turn out ecutive dfrectorshlpFkftd executive head ot ths man who says stick on. one tenth of the cost would concan serve water more th easiest secretaryships in emergency and to b a liberal or a Fascist or wbat em up', giving the victim be than done Its thing In th a chance with that It is hard to kind of an experiment? recovery set-uthe Deer Creek dam built on world for a man to find an xcus for his life. iy which of his jobs predominates our hi stream for of thirst. Let us study the characters of any over all the others. In thle way water can be conservour would bo Judges at election Perhaps the best way of putting SWHAT thd Is getting time and pjt away party affilia- ed during a number of wet years When a woman It la that he baa been graduated tion end partisanship and voto for lor use during a period eI dry worst of it In- an argument with into the post of boas one a man Now Is to she a time Just say men thats good "Ob, who will do their sworn duty to get, of the entire brood of the govern, The wetter the sea- like a man' sustain, uphold and enforce the ditches ready. menta new alphabetical organizabe (Copyright 134, by The Assoson, the more water should law. Letters to this column must tions. I ciated Newopap ARCHIE BENNION. spilled out ever the upper region ot be longer than SOD words; Granger, Utah. This post tn its nature, possesmat bear th name and adses possibilities of becoming about dress of tbo writer, although as Important as its incumbent has thee will wot necessarily ba Capitalism Destroys the ability and inclination to make published, and mast not be it. Self, Avoirs Observer of a defamatory or Hbeloos Rlcbberg probably will not but notate. Only excerpt of let-- theoretically he might elevate him. EdltorDeserefNews: ters over 10 words will bo self to a rating under President . printed. Ideas and opinions Men of intelligence, who read Roosevelt somewhat comparable in column are this widely and try conscientiously to expressed to Premier Mussolinis rating unknow ths truth, cannot escape the and those of contributors der King Victor Emmanuel or to conviction that machinery la fast may or may not reflect the the rating which Herr Hitler ine slews of Tbs Deseret News. replacing man power in industry gated to htmeelf under President They realize that in time it will Htndenburg. virtually put the laboring man out Not that anything of the sort is of the factories. Planks Suggested For Whereas man power was limit, predicted or to.be expected there is no conceivable limit to Nevertheless, there s a ThIS YEAR you cin go to Lo of Each Political Party ed, an analogy between the kind the power that may be developed, present nor the machinery It may drive. Angeles rig Sm Frsaene fag American, the Italian and the re Editor Deseret New: cent German situations. That means we will produce all we exactly the tame mundtrip fan That folk note It is what frets In a recent letter to your columns want of everything we want The ti ou direct routes. These littl Industrial planks which age of scarcity is past. The ecu Rlcbberg. f outlined opme maps tell tbs whole story. o o should Go placed In the platform nomic system based on scarcity The 31 fare is on sale every day, Rlcbberg seems to me to have of ovary political party, candidate can no longer survive. Since return limit 21 day Fttet with the wages have been us far, a New and voter ihia year. I would like ? Deal victim. now to suggest tome additional source ot buying power under the looger limits an slightly higher. He was mlscaet, from the New planks that would also be of value. profit system, ths market for goods When you go vis Sen Ena, There should be a universal res- mads under ths profit system deDeals beginning dsai, you rid the Overland LimThe Ideal place for him would olution to cut governmental ex- pends on the workers who have ited or Pacific Limited, across have .been at the heed of the jus-te-e penses. Salaries of all employes of jobs. By making machinery take place of man power ths manuGreat Salt Laht ou the famous department, for which he re- - tho government, national, slate. the facturer destroys bis own market city and precinct, should He Loci Causeway and ever ths suggested following County, eannot sell goods to tha malowest figure possible, tho JJJJ election and for which he be cut te thewith High Si chines in his factory. efficient service. compatible as a adopted, first. V Thus capitalism destroys itself, elsss Mmlrfly llberal, lawyer of the high- There ar now too many fancy KE8P COOL IN by taking the Work from the est attainment and a man salaries, too many clerks drawing first, of workers to give It to machines, four times what they CARSI capacity and enlighten-Blen- t. salaries would receive in private business'. second, by producing surplueees Th Overland Limited will arry that the price levels on By wishing him instead Into The It must bo remembered that these whichdestroy oi. g midst of NRAs impossibilities, un- em polyes, and alt others who are To tho profit system operate capitalism serration car, club or od der the JurMiction of the erratic being paid more than they would be must survive, the then, machine and salt deafroy in private lines, are not producing but generally loom car (compartments, drawdlmarch ( civilisation. It must rector. Hugp 8. Johnson fto whom, anything) but are drawing money the a limit and ing rooms) this summer, output destroy crop most be paid by the taxpayers. though he was much the better that 11 ether charges an rwdiird lower ways expeases should paid of the two, ho was officially In reduced, and surplus em(an they wen. A lower acaodard ' subordinated), the administration also bodiscontinued berth lo San Ftaodsoo tosta only forced upon him the defense of ployes for except Borrowing, permanent many poHciea he unquestionably K lower tourht Improvements, should bo discondisapproved of. and won ths repu- tinued. lest tho Gurden of taxation tation for him of having turned TRE-FT- T tho early fntnra becomes heavunder the influence Of In ier than ths people ars able to a federal appointment $1947 TO LCSAKCaXS Kean w fa re-wwy soma and As other lands Japan No bno who know him before are flooding tho world with vast ADM GREATER RCAlTV hie connection with NRA is quantities of small articles made LOWER REATINe AMTS ' to believe that lit really, ha likely un--y at starvation wages, tbo tariff on No Ratfllss ae Sflekias gone catch a transformation. these articles should bo placed so Adailta Mss Ugbt. For example Clarence Darrow, high as to compel manufacture whose thoroughly justified criti- at horns, and thus glvs our own fLJ U MORRISON- cisms or NRA hi fellow working people a chance to live. waa officially bound to Chicagoan MERRILL A CO. R. 41 W ER, General A neat. These are not partisan questions, and dispute, ft did dispute, ta on record to the but should bo the war-cr- y swtheea Paetfte llm, of all 4. gait lake - effect that he quite understands dtisen. lUk. Utf., the latter waa speaking, get tor E.T.HYDB , post-dat- ' set-up- s. vod-ka- Bufc-eve- RfADRS,5 jfcT?IINIcf' so ran THIS TRIP let rCLX 14 Judge a, W. Bsrtch, formerly ot tho Utah suprema court, returned from the Mexlcen border where hd had been (or five months Investigating claims against the Mexican government. ns 3 Charles P. Stewart Law Enforcement Urged In Drunk Driving Cases . ' .. 1Z, the-who- A Hope was seen hours -- 1 hav age of scarcity, lie economic Out- their look took its cue from an age and heard them end my spirit has been front an economy that no longer enormously lifted by whet I hv had beard them say. existed. -- . This leadership hired long armies ot scientists and If American business, IndustiF technologists to work for It These and financo knew their best inter scientists and technologists had et these young brain would b without giving much attention to given a leading voleq In our ecotheir use. created the methods and nomic councils on army of oldeS Instruments of an sgs of plenty. business and financial leader Now an age of plenty eannot be would discreetly move up to th run With the' economics of an age chairmanship of boards, with this of scarcity. That Is, It cannot ba nsw generation put tn the position run Indefinitely with an economics of decisive power. of scarcity. It can run tor a While If our poIUieal- parties were suand at staggering profit. But soon- premely wise, they would comb th er or later tho economic policies of country for these young buslnes scarcity will hamstring tho fochnl brains and give them R chance at ot plenty. caLproceaws the moulding of party policy. For, This Is wrhat happened tn tho unless I am wholly afield In judgUnited States For at time the old ment, there ta more hope In thee leadership skimmed the cream brains than In either the reactionfrom th new age of plenty. But ary business men or the radical the whole business politicians. McCtur finally. In Copyright, eelltpeed. And even yet many of Newspaper Syndicate ) But can capUallem survive? it I This plan would do assy with th a choice between civilisation and espenee ot moving highway railcapitalism. If intelligence rule road track and other property. civilisation will go on and capitalThis pltirdoee not conflict wltK ism wilt become obsolete. It brute any of the conditions as they exist will now. force rules. capitalism Neither need it interfere with ex at the b4 maintained tunnel through the dith driving pense of civilization. Machines will vide. which I think Is OK, as that be lunked for shot el Labor will 1 extra water and can bo conremain in chain trolled. When you read of the threat of GEO. T. PEAT. do not foolishly Provo the machine, J Utah. imagine that it threatens anyone but the capitalist. It Is the workers best friend, for It wilt produce for A Friend him the abundance he has never him enjoyed and It will release from hla age-ol- d slavery to the If you haten't a cent or a ecu And he will still swap jokes with capitalist. The man who propose you to substitute man power for ms-- ; tlrelesa chine power with its speed At the palace or river bend; has a warped mind Incapable of He Is a friend that is A friend. thinking tn any but the terms of If you are down and out and out capitalism. And your old amlle la Juat pout WILL DOBBON. And another ten he will lend; Deer Creek Reservoir He Is a friend that la a friend. V - ticipate. 4 l with-aurpri- 5 the fall meetings of the disarmament -conference were 'announced Wednesday, leads on in London expressed more confidence in a settlement of mutual problems than they had for months. The pathway had been smoothed. It war saidT for Germany to reenter the conference and for Russia to parAs been conbery la the prime for ahich be baa victed both here end Id California.- He will doubtless spend many years of bit life behind the prison walls. His offens now punista-b- lt slate under the federal as well statutes. It appears that this young man. who is more Interested in mtisio and baseball than to anything else is life, was sllowed --to so California to sea bis mother, found her destitute and robbed a bank to provide for her. Ha discovered ,Uat ha bad not lost his old kill and held up other. Probably if the cashier bed amlled and told hhn to set out be would htvo done to. When he held up the Pleaeant Grove hank with a cigaret lighter " A few years ago. bo was relying entirely on tho natural terror of each situation. How should' society treat this matter? Under the present conditions there Is no method but confinement, end Redding will be ' ae usual a modal prisoner. delve to deeper It is, however, necessary into the study of crime and criminals if we get the better results all desire. And fortunately lerlou studente are attempting to find a aolution. Justice Cardoio of the supreme court of tho United States has declared that a century . hence our descendants will look on our penal aod horror. And an-- system other great liberal. Joseph Smith. In bis address to the American people In 1844. advanced the revolutionary doctrine that rigor and will never do at much to reform Iht propensities of men ae reason and friendship. Let the penitentiaries be turned into , ' seminaries of learning, where intelligence, like the angels of heaven, would banish such fragments of barbarism." This calls to mind a sentence of Dr. Arthur I L. Beeley, in a recent lecture on some popular fallacies regarding crime and punishment. -- In a moat thoughtful consideration ot the popular ae contrasted with the etudledapproach to crime. Dr. Beeley suggested a fundamental thing. Even punishment In genera!, he stated, is a dubious form of treatment. To probably ninety-niof every hundred minds, that sounds like rank foolish- -. aeea, - However, it is worthy cf thought by ill 'who believe In the philosophy of Jesus Christ, as the aim if not the immediate method of penology. EVENTS OT THE WEEK I stthe Julyt memor- AAA , Disarmament B 2 disturbances f ial march to the tomb of the unknown soldier brought out police for riot duty, but- - the day passed with nothing more than a warning from Ihe Croix de Feu knembers to the government lo clean house and maintain order. LAKE officer bate captured SALT in California tor recent robberies Iromtbe of .mall banks, die is UUUKIrtwrf to Fear-o- But American business. Industry An long ae tbo nation was on its and finance ha a second lino of economio joy rids reputations (or defense tn A vast crowd of young business genius grew lushly. Napo- business men. Industrialists and leons of business, industry and (in- hankers who arc not afflicted with ane leaped tots prominence ov-fh- i8 bIlnd"nHi? They havr rom to night. The uncritical millions did tho morning hours of thslr rnatur-.- .. not look behind the ,headlines. They in this ago of plenty. They manr ot the lty did not realize nsw enterprise of gn0w that-t- he me tho nation regarded as ere calls for a new tha age of tors ot tho fqvcrlvh phass ot pros- - economic ofplenty plenty. As subordinate pcrlty wore but Jt creatures. offleerz ln pur buelneee house Tho leadership ot bank ana factories they ere bit Americanbueineafc...industxy-an- d hesttont about - speaking out la from tho meeting, but they epeak freely In finance was a hang-ov- er selves on - a wy, half year of five to life term. tRedding is a confirmed recidivist. Bank older men In American enterprise. AAA Secure French Feel More CRIME Utah do not know whal I am mors set mors Improowd the elij loaders and why it happened. young happened that Uw In Xho Indus-trta needed y They still think all that bnlna.10 Amortcaa bualnoMh to restore prosperity la (or th and (inane. government to shut its eye ta A largo (bctoi tn tho notwork of business pollele and practice cut causes that brought on tbo doproa. it expense to the bone, tilenco Ion o( ItSt was tbo (amino o( all critical voice and get UP steam leadership iu tbs ranks of tbs tn th old ngiit by tba hops to-ki- wwsrsu. Mr of special dispatch i-- JULY7 14 1934 it' HBTOBSSTL . Jana, to Mom Rothooburg City.. Chirac Nrtl Ouinl Motor. Nalllu Detroit Atlanta atrert Kanos City CaHteralStrrat t SATURDAY prefect the interests of American bondholders who hold 60 per cent, of tho Dawes loan and 31 per cent of the Young loan, A . A A . Austria Coo centra lea Power --Wednesday eaw the inauguration of a new Dottfues campaign to ond terrorism in Austria. Ibe whole cabinet resigned and a new one was installed. Next day the bomb were still bursting. In apita of the decree making the possession of arms and explosives a cap- ltal offense. The fascist Heimwehr, or home guard, was somewhat weakened In the new arrangement Emit Fey surrendered power as minister of security. k The total affect that Chancellor Dollfuss concentrates more military power In himself. Last Saturday a bomb did damage to the castle of the Prince of iLeicbtenstein. Police believe Nana ware attempting ! the Jewish wife of iba Prince. ms fBbn,lt6 ! ,f KETO SALT LAKE CIT , attempt to ? , DESEKKT n Hr, SIXTY-m- he said o YEARS AGO Thi Tfbne. Jm. J!. Mo' M. C. of Trenton, and Eraatue Wdtli M" r preDt alD Visit ve our etfyH Cormlck. -- !ew E O . 10 Thomas Levrta arrived In' Salt Lake from Newport, Wales, seeking informntlon City the whereabouts of his brother. Ae. drew tan Is, believed tp have left hero for . Cali-forn- la, OR TO... OR Ti:J3. nd -- -j Puli-ma- (NlLENTITr? La Ai:il7v;i":r.v - 83-3- 0. $12T0SANFRC9 ew vk hatekiSeg, IW |