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Show The Deseret News A Daily Thought BbIo lbs. pure all things Titu 1;&- - FOUNDED li are pure. LAKE SALT 185U UTAH CITY SATURDAY OCTOBER ,13 Delivered Daily lo Tour Borne ' For Only 15e a Week ElGHTYiFlFTH 1934 J YEAR ; BLOOD PHONES' Goose Dinners Aplenty Salt Lake Stores Safely Leaders Seek Letter Enforcement of Traffic Laws WALLACE PLEA Lagged On Opening Day Lotteries To Drop Comply With Code TO BUY CATTLE ,U II t 0 V V V Governor Makes Extra - Appeal For Drouth Aid Relief ( H efforts were being Renewed made today by Governor Henry H Blood ta convince federal officials of the need to continue the cattlebuying program in Utah. More facta showing the need of buying JUM cattle in addition to those already purchased and either slaughtered ware gathered and organized by Governor Blood at the capitol for relaying to Washington. D C In long distance telephone conversation with Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace. Governor Blood presented the pictureof the Utah livestock's desperate plight. Secretary Wallace replied that the same condition prevailed- in almost every state, and that- every effort was being made by the department of agriculture to alleviate conditions with the limited funds available. The federal official promised that he would notify Governor Blood, if possible, as to what could be done to meet the situa- o re 0 0 t N r4 0 M - Safet J eon- Leaders attending the Prom left to In Bingham today. ference underway J. H. F. row Coombs, SunTlstrom, J. t. front light, G. Hadley, D. Ulah-Ncva- J t. Parker, r Several of the weekly automobile lotteries conducted for a month or more by Salt Lake fetal! sto es 'vul! abruptly end today and before many weeks-r- t is expected the others writ terminal according to an official announcement made todav by A. A. Kin-ney, XRA compliance d.rector for Utah. Three of the eity's leading deportment stores voluntanlygreed end the automobile till contests, when advised that an amend-menl to the national retail code made such contests illegal aa fairtrade practice violations, the MU chief explains. I The amendment to the national- -" ; retail code was approved Sept. 2lipmv-rr- i I I and became effective Ocl 1 In XX 1 VXlhJ general it prohibits giwng away LJ Vri "J-- i merchandise through the nee of contests and achemes of chance where the determination of the winner Is Influenced by the laws ot chance. The amendment .reads No retailer shall sell or offer for sale any merchandise upon a Ceremonies Take Place condition which. Involte a lotten gamble, or element of chance SimToday at Point ilar to what is commonly known Mountain as a Sait Club plan provided however that thla subsection shall not it apply to organizations not definitely consUtuted to carry Orln Porter Rockwell, one of tha r on retail trade. colorful character of early In fairness to the public, the most Utah history, will receiTe tribu.e at stores who voluntarily agreed to dedication ceremonies today at 2 end the car lotteries w il complete ra. for the Rockwell Pony this weeks contest, Mr Kinney p monument press at tha point of tha said. He points out that no .ormal mountain action haa been filed against an Experiences of Rockwell will be merchants and that none is lontem- - recounted by Elder Andrew jen- - --- to HllAllRS v1 0.P, ROCKWELL tion. E. A. Hodges. Back sow Auto Contests Will Close Tonight or as Soonas Fair- ness to Patrons Permit Termination Governor Blood read to Secretary Haney Garrity. .Walter Kessler, R. W. Peterson, Wallace the desperate situation reE. H. D. B. K. Nebeker, J. Denny, Capt. Picroey, ported in Rich county by a teleGeorge Knadson. gram received this morning by J ' of The opening day of the dock terday about sundown at the M. Maefarlane. chief brand inspecBear River City dock club tor and president of the Utah Catseason was a beautiful one for Accurate shooting brought tle and Horse Cron era association Hart's Lunch these huge birds down, as the Conference at Bingham Urges Public Officials Be The telegram, signed by Louis BIH Hallmark,C- -of W. Crowther, Deft) and wee using only 7H gunners for Rich clerk the Longhurst. Relieved of Responsibility of Pre ent- size shot ia addition to ihe county commisiaionfrs and County manager of the-- Physfciana geese. the, with S T. Smith, bupplv company, shown above, Agent K. G Gumon. stated but lessee of the club also- bagged 5.000 cattle had been purchased In mg Accidents' w,th four big Canadian honker their limit of ducks. Rich county, that 20 000 remained geese which they bagged yes and that there was feed available tBy Siaff Correspondent) for bat 12 000 head Dsarii-.JMake..Automoo 1 ZZZTZZ'l HI.WHAM-- , Oe4 43 Wtrtt 43i persona already Killed m iitfrtr tght"thotraana-Wrtts-skin bone are now reeling around by J. Cecil Alter, a member of tha to enforce the code pnov,sSon, be- - executive bile Fatalities in this year from traffic accidents, and with 22.500 killed fmnj the and committee of the L.jtj looking for food and water," a&id cauae of the fine spirit of cooperawere States same the cause Inited drastie remedies Pioneer in the lat telegram. vai, S. L. 32 tion being shown by the mer- sociation.Trails and landmarks asllati-.V'athe in conference Safety suggested by speakers at chants," Kinney declared. Outlook for the drilling of wells Rockwell, one of the picturesque The amendment to th, national session here. on the southeastern deaert and long retailers' code barring lotteries, has characters of the old Vest, was a ; trails leading from summer to winSine it was held almost Impos-- j of Bngi m Max M Johnson, personal no application to the retail food, wter ranges improved today when Church history records t at F,rat-cof S2 drag or jewelry industries, for Loung. mining man Director Robert S. Hinckley of the he was promised by the Pro et codes South street, who was struck by an pressure of state received a notification Secretary of Society Will Lca e Tuesday on Tour they are under separate Smith that if scissors or which, however, may be stmi.arly Joseph that 1282,040 would be made avail- a suggested that such law en-- j razor automobile last Monday night while never touched his hair or was amended it soon, explained. States Eastern Of of able soon as be United as the state made fortaken out thei beard, he would go through crossing the intersection of Fourth forcement ie J. H. McGibbeny, state trade without mal application. East and Second South streets. Jurisdiction of politics entire! v. harm any man. s ' i it practice compliance director, today ia shown thatfrom Last week. Mr. Hinckley applied died in a Salklke hospital early away from the sheriff, police and tbs prophecy was submitted to State Coordinator Gus A scries of genealogical convention meetings will be con--today, for a grant of MOO.OOO to do this prosecuting attorneys offices and literally fulfilled. ttork. He was informed today b ducted in five of the missions of the Lburch by Elder A. F, P. Rack man, as Gov. Henry H.a The monument to his memory ia The aged man was taken to the the judges and placed in the Bloods recovery representative, on the state emergency hospital and treated for hands of persons who could be de- - OH3 Lawmaker to Aid Colonel Lawrence Westbrook, asonly a si rt . sistant director of the FERA, that BenreU, secretary of the Genealogical Society of Utah, during the proposal to amend all state retail distance Ironshighway, a fractured wrist, cuts and bruises pended upon to carry the response the old stauou. . no ne T codes lotteries. proCamto prohibit work coo id be started with a 1200 coming month, officials of the society reported today. In addition iltl Republican jtiiccttizly. tiid.iltUntai iniunzv dedication exercises be will posed amendment is almost identi- the 80 grant, and that if the drouth transferred to s general hoapluM Sheriff Grant Young said traffic amendment neerjoint direction of tha Utah i lo. in Utah continued and additional funds to conducting the meetings, Eider Bennett will study the prin cal to the national The death of Mr. Johnson makes safety la 22 years behind Industrial paign Tragi and Landmarks aao. were needed, more might lie total of 23 automobile fatalities safety, but it ia poseibla by effective cipal libraries and record sources of Illinois, Kentucky, Virginia, mentioned above. Mr. Backman ciation and the adult Aaronie The Utah Republican's drive for announced he would confer with the Priesthood of In Salt Lake since Jan. t, and toj methods to catch op. Ho heartily D. C Xew and Washington. states. Vert, other East Jordan stake. Massachusetts, state attorney generals office on is exvictory at the polls Nov. non tt.e the record for the en- - praised the success of the Utab-NElder Bennett accompanied by Monday before making a recomtiro year of 1212. according to Of- vada Safety In its successful pre- ported to gather U-Impetus soon' Dice, W Oman w.th the arrival of - & Ben. L. J ; Mr lOtlCCt hia wife, w III leave Wednesday mendation to Governor Blood, ficer I. R Bastow. record keeper vention of accidents. In Dickinson of Iowa, to assist local V ; ta the traffic bureau Hanrey C. Pierce, officer for Chicago, where be wili evening Junleaders camparty Johnson was struck by an auto- charge of tho Salt lake City perfect their h0ld the ,inrt meeting under the mobile driven by D. E. West, 52, ior traffic police, stated that 458 'paign direction of Prea. George & Romof 2S Fourth East street, who re- boys are covering 125 streets and Senator Dickinson Is .chairman in the city and do- - of the western division, national ney of th Northern States misported be did not see the pedes- - intersections President will Heber in Grant a remarkable work the and J. trian in time to avoid the acci ing congressional of accidents These boys m litre He will be In Utah Oct speak at funeral services Sunday sion. While here he will visit and dent No arrest was made, but a Four holdups, two men and two 21 and 22. for George H Wallace. 82. active work in the research department Arriving in Provo copy of tha detailed report will be re saving mans lives, he said y Appointment of Joseph H. Me were sought by police the afternoon of Oct. 21. the visitor! counselor In the Libertv stake ,,r sent to the county attorney today Re- Church worker and prominent hoal-nc- to the great Newberry library. On oath, Com an chairman and Lee K. will be met by Alien S. Tlngey lief Society man. who did Wednesdav. following robberies last night, died at her bis Capt, O. B Record said. Johnson's wray to Chicago he expects to and it ia behoved that one of the Mehoteon u vie presidency, of chairman Winslow Farr Smith, president of traffic problem is the most serious state Republican chairman; Don B home Friday at body was taken to the Larkin adv was wounded in an exchange the Community chest tho people and remarked Colton, senate candldateand F C j Ensign stake and Thomas L. Wood- visit Nauvoo, scene of early Church menshots Mrs. Wo was Squires v announced guard today by with on of the lrtima and Arthur Woolley. was born 1 n bury will also speak at the services history, and whlla in the World s of Sid Born Jan 22. 1859 at a rest that 22,580 lives were tost In of cf 178 north Seventh Scott Ct "gggenl chairman tomoble accidents eeugreaalohal candidates, iy 3 he will visit the Cento ry West Morris, Kent. which will ha conducted in the Fair-cit- y, Folkrtone, deneswhere'now stands tha Ferry teciioir with the anoiial tenth Chest west 880 Community at streetr working Automobiles kiU three j Senator Dickinson will ward chapel. First av- of Progress hotel! Mr7ohi"nn was the" Octob- Twenty-firwili There England, be eight group exposition. North Temple street, reported that appeal. Utah I direttjmssn meeting of southern er 10. 1852. enue and K stfeet, at 1 pm, with at 11 25 two men flourishing guns with a chairman and vice chairJoseph W and Marv Warn John-- i t,?e Mhe Will Examine Records oi after-ward- s Bishop Harold G. Reynolds officiateYen'n' man son He was a freighter in Ne- Shortly under the forea"h from the d working ,oolt ,45 TLouisv II!. Ky will be his next and then go to Ogden Burbidgo of the the fam- ing t vads In the earlv dais of hs routhi altofficr c open ision of Mr MrCowan and . Pallbearers will Include John M stop, where meetings will be held ca , said, where he will address a noon gath- po.'l.c Apartment ily moved to DoMr. Nichols m when the advance in rail later mined ' he would rather face a gunman .cring Oct. 22 The Salt Lake ver In May Wallace. Henry A Wa'lace. Wal- under the direction of Pre. James u Nevada, Arizona and New Mexko guard is fu!fy organized. drunken driver anv day. Thejdress will be given on the evening !'?T .I 1882 she was lace F. Bennett, Harold H Bennett, M Kirkhxm of the East Central The appointment of Charles K, With hi ne he served on a mis- Worlda War d up hu l 22 : . While in Utah the Iowa t i a, did not kill men as fast of QcL com- Jesae W. Fox and S. Neve Fox. In- State mission. After visiting the sent with s We era Fehr. president of the 1S11 to from sion to New Zeaiand - s v 1. as solon will does also Rein the assist sntomobiie local will there. Elder cemeproporgo "r5 library 111 Benpett pany of convert terment will be in the Citv Optical comoan and former city In leaders on to outltnlnTOlved' his publican counRichmond while Va., party arid -. first missionaries Mr. finance commissioner as tery. George J. Cannon, Iaura Surviving are M. ing an intensive campaign for the to relatives in selor to the president of the Ensign wife returns home. vaa chairman one of the men Ure's associate lie that said 1 two last weeks before he In Richmond, moat of the election. Utah and made stake, will dedicate the grave. ?obPnnJ0JTwoOn;ilra,D Mra to 'ie floor, but jumped announced yesterday by Mr. Ure. industrial safety, J. F. Coombs' Senator Dickinson is a personal f Z records of the Southern dropped of most the Friends may call at the famleader who will work unup and that the two men ran derGroup McCowan of friend Mr. Prwrtdnt Colton. he served States stated across era that of will and these They society the collected, avenue. 584 Mr and Mr. KichoL Th.rd trip residence. ily south on Ninth West street. Mrs. Jennis Chamberlain of Los naseveral b (he pr,MQt examined by Elder Bennett beyears together in the ety prtJect plains barefoot, Saturday from 4 to 8 p m. and SunJust before this holdup. A. J son are as follows Group I. Dr. Angeles was adopted. 20 employes of the tional house of representatives. tween in convention meetings. At Pederson. 25(4 south Main street Sait R. Hampton, chairman. Mrs. arriving from 1 a.m to 12 noon. Utah Copper company were killed .Prizes for the winners will be Mrs. Squires, Lake Cty. No- - day Washington, D. . he will have acvice Lynn A chairman; Thompson, Utah L'ght each Tear as a result of careleea-- , awaroed tonight at a vember cess to the Congressional Library, Traction for the was held up at Group 2. Julian Bamberger, chair- Engineers to Discuss banquet at Living 19. comimy. nesa. but since Its Adoption. at first at Spiingville andj tha D. A. R. library, etc. line man. Mrs. M. A. Keyser, vice chairhere. halI bus the East oniy(boclety Ninth of end he At Philadelphia. Elder Bennett bv two boys about IS years of man, Group 3. Bever'y Clendenin Utali Alunite Resource one fatality has occurred In wen Approximately S06 peraons from later in Salt Lake and TajiorsilJe. Ho aaid also that tho ttah Utah, Nevada. she araa married to John Squires, will visit tha Pennsylvania Historiage who took 212 from the money chairman. Mrs. T. L. Holman, vico Wyoming and cal Society, the Pennsylvania company department of oraj0 attend the cOnferenco ar.d pioneer barber. In the Endowment Several well informed engineers changer in the front end of the chairman. Group 4 C. B. Holley, March House, an with when mines, 2100 Si 22, will 1868, Dr Adim average of Bennion only will discuss toe possibilities of Society and the State Li bus while he was changing the chairman. Mrs. L. K Nicholson contests, held at tho R C. Gem-me- n IS be to old New the the in in vice chairman; Group 5. Ray Wilyears fork services employed had pot had a will brary, he direc-glfelunite development In Utah duro speaker Memorial club, under study trolley. e son. chairman- - Mrs- Fred Iav&- records in the New York Gen- disahhng accident In the pasttion of President Coombe. of Salt She is survived by a son J R conducted at the Tabernace luncheon of the ing the wcesly 2 m. by 1 announced three Nevada is Squires. . years. fhe daugh- day at p it Ely, Lake- - Presiding at todays meet-'on. vice qhairlran; Group 4 Jaeaiogieal and Biographical Society, Council of Utah EngineeringL. vtco no President Coombe further seated mgs were. cob Kabn. chairman, D. J Parker, chairman, ters, Mr9 Sarah Bennion, Granger B. S. Hlncklev, president of Lib-- 1 New York Historical Society. New Monday at the chamber of comMrs. erty stake, who. In connexion with! 1 ork Historical, library and New chairman has been announced for merce, it is announced today by that two prizes and five special and J G Hadley, secretary. Chief Mrs. George Spiers Sandy will Laura Mrs A York as B. Lucille Boyer the Hells stake presidency, Public library; in Brooklyn Miss Mildred Locke, council clerk awards for perfect scores for safe of police V. L. Payne, of Salt Lake Robinson, group yet. Group 7, ; his and Mm- - Beatrice Poelman all of be In charge of the meeting he will visit the Brooklyn library. embroke, ?nairman. Mrs. Hecg-- k Among the engineers who will trmnS)ortaiion and safety among Its1 aws to speak. Music will be provided by the vice chairman. load the discussion are R. A employes, had been made by the) All out of the state visitors will Salt Lake City, 34 grandchildren Romeyn, To Study Library and three Tabernacle chon- - under the direcSalt Lake City budneas must Hart, state PWA. engineer. Half national safety council to the lTtah be taken on a tour over the top of 21 Elder Bennetts next etep for li- compare s R. Woolley, senior federal hy- Powee- A Light company, which the mining section of Bingham to-tion of Prof A C Lund very favorabU with brary research, following meetings draulic engineer. F i in other citJC of thecoantry Topic Announced wouIrLhe, presented at tho confer- night A stag party was held last Service vrH be held Sapday at in the Eastern States mission under I eon. district engineer for ike Port- ence today. in the First ward ch p.1. LBJrt13 Pa5S Deaths Reuel Phillips manager of the the direction of Prea. Don B. Col- ocal This afternoon 14 clubs from evening. John C Duncan conductland Cement association, all engiFor Radio Sermon department Among the more Important BishopFriends will be Hartford, ton. where the neers and their friends are call famat Ltah and Nevada witt com Ate in guests th ing. notified todav from the One More, may More Than Two lo and speakers of tba conferConnecticut State library stands Chicagowas ' offle the that of safety contests, beginning at 1 pm. ence were: Unun Fern, thief in- ily residence Sunday from 18 Am Rock company of Ages" will be the toplo Births outnumbered deaths more This library is unique in that Is haa the 8alt Lake store had shown to 1:80 p m. Interment will be of the address to be gUen by Judge-Neph-l spector of mines in Wyoming: Dave in In Salt lake dur- an index to all vital records of the one to two than the City cemetery Wilson. Deputy mine inspector; R. Jensen during the regular greater rain of retail sales for Seping the week ending Oct. 12, and state. W. Peterson, general foreman op this year over the same Sunday broadcast of tho Church the number of births was the same Boston, the homo of the Library tember last in of the Nevada Consolidated Copper! SchOOl LetlSllS branch Sundav evening over "anth KSL The any year as during the corresponding week of the New England Historical and of the largest cities of the Unit- radio services will begin at 9 20 corporation. McGill. Nev. Charles) in 1922 Genealogical Society, th Boston $9 rRACE HALVORSENPS new ed States. i. m, .... . There were 82 births and 28 Public Library and the Maaaa-r- h ... The Salt Lake store made a perclasses lo Better Ameriasset state records In the Capideaths, and 82 cases of contagious ot nean increase sales safety engineer. Union pacific centage am diseases listed tol follows: BORN DYCGHTER t of reported, building copies unpublished can Speech and Etiquette stnrt Railway mines; Wyoming; R. N. School census takers will start Scarlet fever. II; measles, 2, and otherwise unavailable manusNUL aatant safety Mr and Mrs. Philip J Btaenon director, Un- -. Monday to visit every home in Salt German measles. 2; whooping cripts), will receive soma time and of tho organization, the communinext week at Henager Business ion Pacific coal mines; and a score! Lake to eonnt cation stated. veaterday announced he b'rth of a the number of chll- - cough, 12; chicken pox. 29, attention. of other es College.-ClasswiH be held MonThe New York state records at Local employes of Sears will cel daughter. Tuesday. In the J-- D S."Wn between 9 and IS mumps. 5 and typhoid fever, 1. the event with banquetihospttal Mrs Shenon is the dsughAlbany will be examined, and Elder ebrate of Mr and Mrs O. W. Mo!S, day and Thursday evenings from Bennett plans to stop off at Pal- next Saturday night myra. the Hill Cumorah and Klrt-ian- d I;30 to 9 p. m. Everyone Interested' on his return. The return trip in these Important subjects are win be made by way of St. Loula. Kansas City and Denver, with meetcordially Invited to visit the classes. ing planned for Independence. Mo- - aod Denver, headquarters of Inquiries cheerfully answered. Call the Central With a targe fund of valuand Western States that were discussed and which erage, or block system which mtmiomr respectively. Th able information on crime; the school for Information. is will be applied to Sait Lake will make It virtually imposcrime prevention; rapture of calculated to last five weeks.trip sible for bank robbers and just as soon aa we can work ClM Halv Business Is picking up in Beer tax payments for Sepcriminals, police radio code, Kew out the plans, were radio code sn4 night eisssvs In th, regular commercial other criminals to get away et tember totaled 219,409 87. and control of traffic, much Utshr also start next week. Tha enrollment thiv year haa been Judging by the record of and a blanket coverage sysfrom the city. PLAN TWO PROGRAMS tax 218 901 28. inherit, of which will be applicable to the best in tho .history of tho school. Business pays better tem to prevent the escape sales tax p& menls compiled convenat both "Delegates ance tag. 814 278 45. and gasothan any other profession and completion of course with us Balt Lake, Chief of Police W. The Eastern States lady mission from the nty of criminals'" tions were astounded when will be the best Investment one een possible make Positions, .today at the capital by the L. Payne returned today from line. 2252 299. Chief Payne said. ary society Will give two programs heard of the small numthey era secured for graduates our ealls for office help this -state tax commission yesr conventions la Washington, showing on Sunday, on during tha Sunday w her to police a Boston ber men Ia govof Oleomargarine tax payments am more then double the number received lari year. showing through D. C- and Cleveland. Ohio. ernment school services at Fountain Green, receipt for September. 84 square for the first three months ot tbs the substantial Improvement In business conditions. Call, writs appropriation miles, and they ta Washington Chief Payne Total sales tax payment for ont a police fiscal year beginning July were surprised that traffic faand th other a sacrament serthe police worked 'phone tom catalog and full information. It pays to get attended the annual meeting the last month amounted to 1. Jumped to 2457.18, which is radio cods so that only potalities and accidents are rot vice program at Nephl at noon. of tha International Associalice ears- tan pick np mesMiss Elsie Cook 2288,282.22. will conduct. With the greater. Sidney Williams, dinearly as much aa the total tion of Chiefs of Police, and rector ot traffic in the safety Miss Lizzett. Deen and Mr. Liltion of July, which reached sages cutting out all other tax for the previous fiscal year at Cleveland the National short vravs seta. I shall start 2282 121, this is the largest Wood Harris will be the speakcouncil said there should lian to 2848. " amounting " 43 East Broadway Safety Council, and on his to work immediately to pot 7 Was. 2753 I to 2 trafie men to every ers, music wllft-b- e The advancing price of butfurnished by monthly total for th present return visited several In this into 38.888 trip Salt effect code Sehoal the a hafl.anl Eatalaml 58 and Cborua under the fiscal year, and exceeds by He ter has stimulated tha demaml Mepatafloa and rfva World , population. - , large cities to study., traffic Lake, would not attempt to police direction of Johanlia Lee and Delfor oleomargarine With tha reper Cant tho total for SeptemConditions. L"To .prevint the ' escape of Salt lake vrita less than 18 la MoCuna Steed will sing two i 9124.985.21 sult that dealers are purchasber, 1922when ttUSaadin , Tw foatarw men.1 fugitives w win have a cov traffic was collected. ing more stamp. f 1 non-prof- MINE MAN DIES rKOjl liNJUiuLa -- " O of ti. genealogical Meetings Planned in 5 Missions ki body-gua- .'sr.oSEN. DICKINSON rd fera DUE OCT. 21, 22 ' -- ud-kiAi- ; e- 4 - Pres. Grant to Talk At Funeral Community Chest Advance Campaign Shots With Holdup Chairman Named Victim Exchanges com-rentl- ... n,,,,n,a -- to-a- -s I Mor-tuar- v. pm-facin- sa.P sTof.1 st 1;', rn Ud ad-th- an f f- A W 1 gOSea-logip- f al C-- yra. Dr. Bennion Named Tabernacle Speaker er ' U San-!th- Store in S. Leads 65 in Business Gain - 5 basl-fte- - P-- Sear-Robu- n Set To Begin on Monday niht Payne Returns With Plans To Adopt Radio Code For Police V sub-lec- ta cig-ar- -, - HENAGER BUSINESS COLLEGE 1- -2 - V Sales Tax Receipts Show Business Cain T . |