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Show THE WEATHER u4 . IJTAH-K- lr Tan tonight day; little chance. IDAHO Fair, little change. TEMPERATlRbJ Max. Sun... It t a.tn. Moo.. It Mm. Run... tt t a.m. Mon.. f Min. Mon... it Noon Mon.. It Sunset Mon. t'AI; Riss Toss. (.81 CITY UTAH TiAKE SALT PRICE FIVE CENTS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 3 1934 YEAR EIGHTY-FIFT-H f. The .Washington Parade By Karl ill. Kahn v, - IN8) WASHINGTON, Sept. I ' The Democrats are thinking of in confidence more than a rote of the Now Deal while thep exert ' efforts to Increase their alreadr top-hea- 30-- . Labor Chief Demands (International News Earrioa Staff Correspondent) (Copyright, lttt. br International Nows Rerrleo) ma In the DEMOCRAT jority Senate. N ' While thetr political atm la ZXJP2 iqmp&uA i, and ehinlng., .(he harvest isl x at hand, they are trying to gathee enough senatorial seats TlmtPWhatever political storms Peace Restored Follow- mar coma, will their Insure ing Nomination of tontrol ef the " Candidates the Inauguration tipper house and ef a president In 1111. an opporhave Democrats , The to do just thnt In November. Peacs tunity reigned within the Demo-The most optimistic repub- - cratic party of Utah today as the Ucana do not expect to make successful candidates In Saturday's gains In the senate. No matter state and congressional they spirited whatJhey say publicly, conventions prepared Immediately admit privately they would be to launch vigorous campaigns for 'i'happy to keep the thirty-fiv- e eleotlon Nov. f. seats they now have. of Most Bourbon the candidates, Contrary wise, the most pessimis- chosen at Provo to bead the tic democrats expect to add to the party's election ticket had sixty senate seats they now have. efficient organisations set up for The peaelmtstx "prophesy a gain-o- f the nominating and ai campaigns two or three, maybe tour seats. thus prepared to begin the election Ths optimistic Democrats will drive Immediately. Despite the, show you, bnt hardly convince you. spirited competition for nominathat they have a chance to pick up tion. .particularly in ths senste nine scats in senatorial contests. tace, His winning candidates will Now Hava Control have ths wholehearted support of At the present ratio of sixty Dem- the party. ocrats. thirty-fiv- e republicans and Rumors at a threatening split ono Farmer-L- a bo rlta, ths Demo- which rumbled through the party crats do not need to win a tingle last week when the Internal strife seat this year to Insure control of over tha senatorial nomination reached Its peak, wars definitely tbo senato two years hence. If the Democrats do not gain a spiked today with positive stateseat this year, In they could ments from ths unsuccessful loss eleven ef the nineteen dem- camps that they would wholeocratic senators who most go before heartedly support tha victorious the voters in that year, and stl)l Incumbent. have a thre-vot- e majority in the T Incumbents Named senate), The Democ-atl- c nominees, meet Reof the basis os Is a of whom will begin election camThat publicans carrying every sens. paigns tomorrow, are: to rial contest In 1111 exoept For United States senator' Wll In ths most solid part of the liam H. King, Incumbent. solid south; n basis that gives For Congress from Second distsa rict 3. W1U Robinson, Provo, Inths O. O. P. such states r North Oklahoma. cumbent. Tennessee, For Congress from First district Carolina. Kentucky. not . Tbo Demoorats, of eotrrse, do Abe - Murdock, Beaver. Incumexpect to loosslsvsn seats in I98(. bent. which will bo a presidential year, For stale supreme court Justice Third district Judge James H. unlaws there Is an overwhelming turn tn the political Ode In the next Wolfe. Galt Lake. For state treasurer Joseph two yearn Ogden. They are trying to make themSenator King was renominated are secure In as they selves as - Ihle year, will be two years hence. (Continued on Pare I. column $.! For It la in 1939 that tha terms ex JOBLESS CELEBRATE ptra ef thorn senators who were, elected from normally Republican ST. LOOTS, Sept 3. (AP) Ths states In ths Roosevelt landslide. unemployed celebrated Labor day. If ths Democrats do win ttlde The citys Jobless were guests of - sonata seats thl year, they havo honor at ths picnic of good ehancs of keeping control of workers union. Free lunches tha upper hftnse beyond 1919, no were provided. matter what happens In presldan tlal elections. A rain1 of four or five seats will bs enough that they wont walk the floor nights worrying about ths SPLIT-I- Again Named In finale Race WORKERS U. S. Musi Choose Between Hour Cut RESPOND arai TCf STRIKE UTAHOVER MILLIONS ' WICHITA, Kana. Sept. COINAGE OF SILVER AT 16 J TO SEEN First Legal Labor Day Observed in Year 1887 V . -- e forty-seven- th till five-da- hour-day- j lin -- et IlSr n. CRIME AIDING RISE FORESEEN LAWYER HELD IN RELIEF ROLL Arrest of xxx - H.t Today s News Hunt For Lost Flier Continues, As 60,000 Throng Airplane Races v -3 1 n. e vtA (By th Associated Press) were &! in th Carolina todays a result ot the general textile trik call. Francis J. Gorman, chairman of th atrlk commute directing th walkout, said he was "more Secretary Reviews Progthan satisfied wlth report ress MadeUnder mill from th centers of th New Deal south. Hh predicted the Industry BY FRANCES PERKINS i would be crip(Secretary of Labor) WASHINGTON. pled by tha midSept. I. (AP) dle ot tb week. We can observe this Labor day Remember," he the anniversary of first said "th tbs holiday, with some satisfaction real test will tn ths improvement ot our sconcom tomorrow. omlc condiUons In tbs past year. Watch the teNearly 2,000,090 men and woGorman F. J, centers xtile were Jobless a year ago men, who today, hav had work In private then." By Saturday, will b Industry within th year and ap- b predicted, th strik proximately 3,009,090 Who wer out between and 99 per cent com of work when ths depression was ' at it worst hav had jobs in fac- plot. Conflicting claims msd tt dlffU tories, mines, store and other pri- cult to determine how many tn vet enterprises sine then. While them have been some re th Carolina struck, and how cessions in recent month due partly to seasonal factor, employment PROVIDENCE, R. L . is 10 per cent higher and paySept, g (AP) Thomas F. rolls 10 per cent higher than at Internal tonal McMahon, -tbla time In 1933. , As against the president of the United Textow potnt sf th depression, reachot tile Worker America, toed la March 1933, private employ' day told a crowd of many meat is 34 par cent higher and thousands in Providence that and payroa (3 per cent great eri Spile ef Hell and bigh water, the anion would carPayroll disbursement to workers In private Industry ar apprejim-atsry through the general strike in the textile Industry ef (41,000,009 a week greater -- America," a 372,'than year wgcr today, and No powri- - on eerth ran 800.000 higher weekyjhan when McMahon H told top now, the eeonomto altuation was most th Labor Day throng. HO. acute. received a tremendous Ova-Pubto Work Increased In addition to these gains In priMoMabon told the vate Industry in employment and era to be militant tn defense payrolls, public works constructiony pf tbelr righto-"TiJectrgTsTtow employing atreet-ldoctrine of tnrn th 023,000 workers who ar being other cheek is out, he said. paid ever (32,000,000 monthly; There Is but one nose. If you 380.000 civilian conservation work are hit- - hit tack. era ar drawing some (13,000,000 The workers, he ssld, had a month; 19,000 reconstruction fin' the NBA behind them andv anc corporation project workers furthermore, be said. sr receiving h09;60 to monthly friead ia the White,, . . payrolls and 214.090 person ar House, engaged on state road work for which they are being paid more mkny were forced into Idleness by than (11, 230,000 per month. Thee Improved condition ere th walkout of others. Shutdown Complete reflected in an Increase of over Gorman said he waa informed In the republic's bank had been a complete abut-dodeposits, of greater earnings by there In Charlotte, corporations, snd of Increased tax collections which are helping to Field agooto notified the atrlk that 100 per cent walkbring the nations municipalities committee outs wer in effect in a score of out ot red Ink. ' southern communities. City Finance Better , counFrom alt sections of Among them Gorman named Falla, 8. try hav com reports of a great- Corlngton, Oa.; N.Colhoun ; Selma, N. C.; ly Improved outlook for city fin- c.; Highahoato, the and thre mills to Great Falla, & C. ancial affairs. Furthermore total Income of farmers. It now But the strike failed to make a estimated, will be some 11,000,000.-00- 0 ripple at Danville, Va- - where 9.000 greater this year than In 1922. textile worker reported for duty, AU these show concretely bow snd at Cedartown, Ga., more work- been In era than there were Jobs showed up purchasing power ha to at th Southern Goodyear . mill creased enabling our people buy snore of th products of our plant. mass production system for their Th Carolina strikers grew In comfort and numbers as th day wore on. some A a natlon ws, are recognising mill which bad opened finding It workers to close , a (Continued Oh'pag 2 Column 7) necessary drifted from th posts. Th three plants ot th Republle Mexico Makes Plan cotton mills at Great Falla S. Cj employing 1,104, opened, but later To Pay Foreign Debts shut down. Answer Whistle . MEXICO, yAf (Sept (AF) Andsrson, S. C another ef th A plan to tmvinge payment ef larger centers, was little affected. Mexicos forelgnebt through dl Ten thousand worker answered rect negotiations with holders of opening whistle of th 11 mill in about (300,004,000 In bonds was th country. . . , reported to be under consideration Among th larger Oerters th by th government today. union displayed greatest strength In In hi annual report to Congress Charlotte. Shelby, G.aatoni and Saturday President Rodrigues said Salisbury. a proposal for payment will b pre144 mill th of in sented shortly, but ho mad ns hint Only eight of the precis method. (Contained on Pag 3.' Column 3) At least 42.909 worker 104-ml- le hair-raisi- 1 heart-rendi- highly-covet- in-- gl la . re-ra- I - b, 1 -- U forty-seven- th li II 'In he Wp-ha- C-- 1 -- well-bein- g, -- - far-flu- 190-ml- le vjw v 4 IN YEAR Rl-rt- e, Index Fop Unaffected GET JOBS (AP) William F. Green, president of, tha American Federation' of Labor, declared today the nation most accept the week 'as a real remedy for unemployment" end said the federation would appeal to the government for direct relief payments to ths Idle this FRANCES PERKINS UTLtJAM GREEN winter. In a Labor Day appraisement of 1 national planning and sconomlc experimentation ths veteran labor chief asserted the week now the maximum under most Con- - NBA codes, could not oupply ora Nevada Senator ployment for the country's workers. .v fer$ With Leaders It la either mounting a neap, W1U Lake 'L Salt all ita In ployment tragic consequences or shorter hours and highJ- - Tri- 786 C er wages for nil, he said. , CHICAGO, Sept. 3. (AP) Labor celebrate today th It la ths opinion of representaanniversary of ths first legal holiday designated as , Senator Key Pittman of Nevada tives of labor and many outstandbor day. left here at noon today after con- ing economists as well as many enIn of 13(7 Colorado passed the first law designating March lightened and progressive employferring with local River men en ers that Industry and the nation the day a holiday and a month later New York took similar seroute from Reno to Las Vegas must accept and apply IM gig- -, ction. other Mate fqllowedquickly and now the day Is celebraty week as ed throughout all the states and terrltorier.- where he will deliver We (Inal apand the Bnt La hop day, historic show, was celebrated several year peal for support In his campaign a real remedy for unemployment. for renomination at the Nevada pribefore. . Tbs Idea back of the day seems to have been born In For Direct Belief maries tomorrow. Boston around 13(9 when laborers, only a tew organized, began The federation president proSenator Pittmans long right for posed to see the need for concerted action. relief direct by payments silver legislation assures him of re the federal government In addition The Idea was received enthusiastically, particularly by ths nomination, his friends at Reno to aid through employment creatKnights of Labor, founded In Philadelphia aa a secret order In have predicted, although for the ed by variftia-jBltprojects, ns ftceS op: Tn bis address for delivery first time since at a a8?3The Knlghtdf libor held Ifi.If Jir'.t Taboray Iff position at the Democratic primar- Labor Day celebration under the with a parade In New York City. ies. A measure to make the holiday a national on hung fir la auspices of the Wichita trades Senator William 7H. King had and labor assemble and ths AmerCongresa until 1894 when Representative Amos Cummings took sent an appeal to Nevadans to sup- ican Legion. Mr. Green said: ths matter np In tha House, and Senator Kyi of South Dakota port Senator Pittman in the priIt Is quits obvious that ws are Introduced a Labor day bill which passed without opposition to mary election, Just a few hours be- facing our worst winter and in bs signed by President Cleveland on June 21. AMERICAN LEAGUE fore the Nevada senator arrived facing it we must firmly resolve To emphasize what Labor day means to ths union man, sevFarmers May Back First game: B. H. E. hers early this morning. His ap- that no man, woman or child shall eral unions impose a fins on any member found working on that Phils. ,.,114 411 gxx x x x peal stated that Senator Pittmans suffer from hunger, lack of shelter Millions on Debts New York 10S got Oxx x x x militant tight for bimetalism and or for the elemental necessities of day. Dietrich and Berry! Gomes and his contributions toward the restor life. Adequate relief must bs, sup. ST. PAUL, Minn., Sept. S AP) Jorgens, atlon pt sliver warranted his elec- plied to the unemployed and tbelr The federal land bank disclosed First game: R. H. E. tion. x x x "Silver Is as much a standard (Continued en Pago 3. Column () today farmers during ths first seven Boston ....Olx xxx xxx OOx xxx xxx x x x money In the United States ss gold.' months of 1934 hsd repaid almost Wash. two-- and ens-ha-lt million dollars W. Ferrell and R. Ferrell; Wear Senator Pittman declared. "UltiLUMBER SCHOONER on loans advanced in 1933 or prior er and Bolton. mately It will be coined on a ratio 14 to I with gold. As Postof year. IN NATIONAL Repayments Included many made master General James A. Farlej GOES AGROUND Pint game: R.H.E. said at Reno, It must Inevitably on delinquencies and a substantial go FOG OFF MONTEREY Dillinger 5,000,000 f'amilie Will New Two to 11.29 an ounce, with res and portion on advances mads by the bank to farmers desiring to keen games postponed, rain. Need Aid in February unlimited coinage at 14 to 1.. SAN FRANCISCO. Attorney Opens U. S. Sept. 3. up insurance and tax payments In First amendment at the (INS) R. H.E. lastT passed an game: Grouping through a pea order to avoid. Drive that authorized the Richberg Says Congres Brooklyn. 000 000 000c 0 0 0 fog, the lumber schooner J. B. to reduce ths silver con- soup Boston... 001 000 OOx 1 4 1 president ran aground today on the Stetson PALACE HAS FIRE tent Benge, Manns and Lopes; Frank-bous- e to thaof silver coins proportionate rocks of Cypeas Point off ths MonTOKYO. Kept. I AP) A small gold cqntent of gold coins, and Hogan. coast, according to a report CHICAGO. Sept. J (AP) The WASHINGTON, (AP) Sept fire in the kitchen ef the palace which will, increase the ratio value terey received here by the chamber of ' A that (.940, 490 famof Emperor Pu-of Manchukuo First game: government has deaided on a na- ilies prediction R. R.E. of silver proportionately to gold. If Commerce station. a new high record would be was extinguished today with little St. Loots. . 004 OOx xxx gold te stabilised at 1 41 and the The United State coast guard tion wide Campaign against ths on federal relief rolls In February loss. It was stated by a Ren go Pittsburgh 000 OOx xxx x X x president avails himself of the silver station reported the schooner ap- lawyer who uses hi talent to aid waa mad today by Donald RichP. Dean, Vance and V. Darla; amendment, sliver will ultimately parently w as w lthout wireless. No (Japanese) news agency dispatch berg, secretary of President Roo tha underworld. from Hstnking. be (2.18 an ounce, or It to l. French and Grace. SOS was picked up. Ths coast executive council. Piftman will make his guard cutter This waa disclosed by United sevelts Senator was to Daphne "The severity ef the drouth sit' racing ' First game: R. final campaign talk In Las Vegas ths rescue. H. uation and 8tates District Attorney Dwight ths usual seasonal inx s Chicago... OOx xxx xxx today to a Labor day meeting of Plying between Los Angeles and Green tn connection with the ap- crease in relief during the winter Cbminami. Olx xxx xxx x X g railroad men and federation of la- Monterey crew vessel (he a carried are given as th masons for th Waroeko and Hartnett. ... prehension of seven person bor members. of ebout SS tnen.-gain. of harboring the late Public Richberg denied what h called Enemy No, 1. John DtUlngef. 'misinformation' to the effect that Among tb seven taken is Louis ths is financing government Piquett, attorney for the Indiana strikes. "The amount of federal reUtah Domocrata beal spile Page arrest, an- lief payments which can be attridesperado. Piquctts S. col. jmti nounced Saturday, was followed buted to strikes has been almost Textile strike opens Page one by report that the woman In red" negligible, h said in the third of col. a. M re. Anna' Sage had furnished a series of reports b Is making to Hitler opens vital moot, Page th Information that led' to the ar- th president r on progress of the . two, col. S, rest of Piquett and th other . . new deal Land of Monterama Page S, was in 130,999 bond,1 held Editorial features Pago 4, In ones he reported that LEON 8HL08S previous the search for their fellow- -' By favorites were the other with accused him State news Pace A. International than 4,004,909 workers hsd Newa Service aviator. Lt G aster has been The Thompson this veer wilt Dr. Wilhelm, Looser and Dr. Har- more Full page Auerbach Adr Page , Staff Correspondent b flown over an 1 missing, since Saturday after mile old Bernard Cassidy, who confessed, been put back into employment and d. MUNICIPAL that oon, when he left his bom( AIRPORT, course, elgnt laps to complete federal agents said, that they per- to farm prices had been boosted, Local news pegs I eeooad sect. Cleveland, Sept. I. (INS) th benefit of agriculture. hangar on a navigation test the distance. Less ; formed facial operations on While a Program far teachers oonven-tlosearch Confidence that a very marked plane he after took than half an hour will be flight Shortly con, Vf. a Arthur OLeary, j. for a missing army pilot waa off. a blinding rain storm ha been mad, both required to run the classic, fidential Investigator for Piquett tmprovemeat Electrio convention news and renewed, a crowd of (0,409 In lashed Lake Erie and this condition generally and but into these brief minutes Msrle.Comfortl, friend of -- the re- in working persona swarmed into the pictures. section of tha country. of labor relations will be packed ItiiSithaadllng Utah to get 8,M0.00 boosing airfield today to watch Amecently (lain Homer Van Meter, and Today was officially billed speed, expressed in tb report. drama Mr. Mrs. William Finerty. and tends. ricas greatest pilots tune up aa "Derby Day" at ths races. and possibly stark tragedy. Richberg said the preAll cue stolen tn Angust retheir ships tor the Thompson An added inducement, besides vious relief total waalargest Purse totaling (10.969 will be 4,3(0,404 covered. dash tbs speed trophy families awarded winner in Thompson the March, 192. Last June which will climax the national SOCIALIST PARTY Sports nows, pages S and S. trophy, dangled before the 2.719,734 families and (12.701, Shlpe of all sizes and cubic titular boxing air races early this evening. eyes of ths slrmlnded publlo displacement a re permitted In persona wsra on relief, he match. The missing army blrdman. OPENS was Ah fact that the record FIGHT TO the added. j Thompson providing they Invitational handicap golf. Clamant Caster, of Asher, for land planes was almost . can reach the 225 mile per Womans page features. Page 10. Okla., attached to the crack DEFEAT SINCALIR sure to fall before the onhour qualifying apeed required Heart hside Two American Fliers squadrons of Selfridge field, of such air speedster slaught (or qualification. Unexpected ' Mich a Got Roscoe Turner.' Dong Cooking suggestions. 'MILWAUKEE. dropped from eight 2. (AP) entries to lists swell ths Sept may Dr. Meyers helps to parents. while en route from the army Leave Iceland City Davis and Walter Wedett. a dozen before the starter's The executive commute of th Fashions and needia work pst- - base to this airport Coast Last minute entries brought bomb send the sir stalwarts Socialist party ws committed toTurner. Wedell. Daria Roger guard cutter on Lake Sri on tbelr whining. , perilous REYKJAVIK. IralandTSepbL day to a fight against th electook up the hunt after wreckBeaaty and boesehold hints. Don Rae, Jimmy Wortbern. tion of Upton Sinclair, who won way. (AP) Dr. Richard U. Light. age was reported sighted floatDorothy Dlx and theatre new Art Chester. Harold Newman, thn In the Democratic time Tale their For, first nomination for university professor, and Page 11. ing In tbs water off Ban- Aft Davis and Lee Milea races national the air governor history, California. of Robert French .Wilson of New and aerial Comic stripe story dusky. O ' hung eut the "standing room Champion Favorites In 4 formal statement th com- Rochelle. N. Y look off here to. Lost Saturday Into the classification of - mittee declared that Sinclair Is day for a flight to the Faro IsThouonly placard yesterday. DUasifled advertising Page It. Although hope waa aban- possible starters Turner, who sands were turned awty and. not a socialist has neither the opi land. 1 list of srtxiol teachers assign- doned that ths army filer broke his own transcontinentlir n por tacit seeking vantage point th pr-- TheAmerlcan who hav not rement Page 14. would, be found allv, a squadal record on Saturday, and , ty and 1 notsupport of conceivable location. every on alvealed tbelr plans fully, ar be-t- o ron ef army pilots wars to campaigning Diary of a Cat by Sack Rears Doug Davis, Fridays Bendlx caught bird cy view of the socialist platform. Support of partyjlleved to take oft again today to push attempting Page 14. fly . trophy victor, were p proceeding. candidate la California wa urged, around th world. , . - :;rraWt7n'Cir. lin as ; Some Areas -- off-ye- ar Jilt ; LEADING THE WAY There are always leaders, there ahvay have been. Usual-l- y men of courage and wisdom they fcava heeir men of faith in the future, faith in mankind, faith in their own possibilities, Men pf this calibre were tha leader of emigrant groope which left the central settlement and established com- mumlies in various parts of the state. -- Sdme es settlement were made, abandoned, and made again. Indians attacked "them7-flooAnd drouths harried them. Dams built to aid irrigation went out time and again. Disease stalked among them. Bnt these leaders and their heroie follower SETTLED. ,The, t?nr Pf how each community in Utah rot ita atari ,wilUie told in an illustrated series f articles in Tha Deoeret. N clear-sight- ed of-lh- d8 , 6 9 STARTING SATURDA Y r V- - -- Is |
