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Show T . -- THE Pekin Back To Normal As Strike Ceases NEWS DESERET v'y SALT LAKE CITY 7 1935 FEBRUARY FRIDAY Sabotage Hinted in ParkerDam Blazer T ", If General Walkout Ends In Compromise, Head Of Police Remains PEKIN, in, Feb. 7. (INS) Business, par hied for (2 hours by a central strike, returned to nor mal today as the liand of labor relaxed Its strangle hold. Both threats, and compromises figured In the strike termination. Unloo leaders decided to call off the strike when informed officials! of the American Distilling com-- ! panjr, whose labor troubles were, the basic cause of the general walkout, agreed to keep the plant closed until its labor difficulties bad been settled. j However, labor's demand that! Police Chief Harry Donahue be ousted was unsatisfied. Enmity) against Donahue was occasioned by bis seal In dispersing pickets, at-- ! tempting to prevent reopening of, the distilling company plant. means of tear and stench bombs. j , - f : t . r ii mj; Svr j Loss So bitter bear .Z r A , ,,v f--V i? X- 1 v; ""-- jy Million was antagonism - ' to- wards Chief Donahue, demand for 1 i ylt 1 rt r UlX&T; X paper BEST DRESSES Ft. . cellophone envelope. For lunches, parties ond every day use. Don't miss this PERCALE am HEEDS in mn J Jy Organdy DBESSES BonmiETS For y, f Inaclons caramel For Very Young People Made of permanent finish organdy that will keep its original crispness after washing. Adorable styles with embroidery and smocking White only, with pink or Sixes 6 blue trimming. months to 2 years. Cheery ' Percole prints. Slow to show soil. Slip them on and save your dress. lfi-le- ar hou-eix'- Packaged 120 Dainty White -- Moley Offers To Aid In Taylor Murder Case niAPrmus White tissue Taper Napkins. Fast Color Identlfleatlon nan Impossible for three of the I sly reports of sabotage and Incendiarism his ouster overshadowed the bodies. Photo how an air slew of the Parker bring (n.WIpM by official Mud' inc the company controversy where Dam constrnetion camp on the Colorado rlier, with strikers charged the company dis- fire at Parker Dam, Art.., whlc h claimed thr Dim the wrecknge of the dormitory and mere hall criminated against union laborers. of iieteii workmen and burdbd 35 other. Starling iloihle. The fire spread rapidly, fanned by strong Mayor W E. Schurman. whose In the linen room of a large dormitory a here wind that roared down the rmnyon. It Is hrlined refusal to oust his police chiet tO men ere (sleeping, the blaze .wept through the the dead were trapped In thetr banks as they slept. gained him the enmity of strikers dree rt dried wooden dtnieture, trapping all Inside. today estimated Pekm s enforced 'holiday" cost merchants "between $300 000 and flftOOOOO and gave PRISOH DOCTOR the citv a blackened name which wtlf take 25jeara to outlive." FISTS AS Decision to call off the strike1 prevented a possible outbreak of WELL AS SCALPEL violence a business leaders had banded together and planned to defy the union Junta by opening stores and shops today. Youth Faces Trial In Juvenile Court . Harnbig bent Doubted Slaving; Sect Vengeance APTheory The general strike termination Mode-t- o At Bl'fjl F.Rijt F Y M.. Feb 7 Trujillo, was also preceded by th warning of Martin Durkin state director of will be c.t!M into juwnile old labor that national guard troops eoiut toda to anwer fm ihe laing of bis enip'"'er Carl Ta'lor, mobilised at Pcona. 10 miles away would take over the city. ming Sgabond niapame writer. lnd to deaah in hi lne moiin-taPickets stationed on highwavs cabin. Intaston or the to prevent shipment of foodstuffs metre! Attorney Thorns J Ma- - unprecedented Morada Into the city and through the bustempic of worth y announted investigation of th9 inSbcret iness district to halt all trade cull. the rellgloi.1 cae was r!oed with the filing of o'Prothe'enter fuel milk and of cluding delivery of murier lat nigh' bars life led colorful who the were immediately recalled. Tatlor. t gate 1 a again! Trujillo, after the 'agahond since he was gradu- authontie a full confession State s Attorney Nathan T. Ellis fro-New of he Inrersltv who with Major Schurman and Magazine Offers Vtd had finishel an art.cle for This came in the fire o' a tele Mouco chief Donahue was threatened s s magazine on the t iis'oms of Mob 'rout of assistance with bodily harm during the graphic o'fer editor of the mag- - the 'trcf known ae the Brothers trike, declared todav he would the Blood Of fChrifit, jtwl before . cleir Up the wen violence strike iu help of evidence I azuie trial nitun iuyu irk idjiv present was slain farmer at Peolar smothered under aw Up revived the original theoiv be M11 to the February fraud jury found on the floor b0i itbe slaving rcsulied from Tavlors hav slack which fell ea Wm. I his tmiufi! itn t.dbia. near a iu ony of Ienitentes in the Sandia Mountains 20 miles east of here, three bpUet holes in his head. Paragraph Givc Clue In a pararagph from T&j'ors manuscript on the cult, made pub-li- t bv Moley, was this "The hoy who chops wood for me (Trujillo) and who I think se cretlv cherishes an ambition some dav to he ete ted the village Cnsto and harg on the cross i proud of hia new bicj immensely " g LYNCREST SAVE YOUR , f, chewy and Thnimnmn M- - fmma yon can -- a aura of pars, brah candy. A 39c Value for . j m Values fbrCi&le Quarter? v "CLINTON" HOSIERY v Usually sold The Hose With the Big Reputation for Wear! 3 for 25c well-dress- Authorities who had seriously entertained the theory of PenL tente vengeance until the lad confessed vesterdav. were unible however, to establish hi membership in the cult Marby Quoted the hov as saying he was nat a Pen.t'nte" but the be prosecutor aided we can i sure was nlv nrortvw,t th? "Robbery Ve have deimDj Ihe said all other theories The case lie t in hands is of tie Court." lor iprinf end fwauMdr wwar. Great roMmTl glmyrallcoapoa. C.rerel frere. 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