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Show SLS i to SALT DESEKET NEWS THE LAKE CITY TUESDAY 3 NOVEMBER 1936 Manso Edward Pledges Nation To Seek European Peace V TT7 - . c Five Arrested Rev. Smith Gets New Sovereign Opens Taste Of Jail For For Attack In Louisiana Oratory First Parliament In Marine Strike" dubs Reign, Wears No Crown 2 Oil Workers' Charge j Ruler Use Familiar Terms Of T And Makes Bid For Increase In Freedom Of Trade Among Nations X ' 'X My; Auto, Beaten ' Guest c;3ToAirway RrtjirnOn dipper sire. uan and Union Party candidate. " C-- NEW ORLEANS, Nov. I. (APj Gerald L. L. Smith, former organizer of Share Our Wealth for the lafo Huey Long, early today stalked angrily from a jail 0 in which he waa placed after nounring the ttste administration in a radio address. Smith, taken into cmrtodv with three others at his hotel room last night waa booked on charges of dtijfkiQK the- - peace, reviling the police and using obscene language, lie denied all accusations. Smith refused a release offered by Mayor Robert S. Maestri but left the jail at the expiration of a r period in accordance with an ordinance concerning persona arrested for city law violations. "X was put In tail bv Maestri but it got so hot for him be called "e here and offered me a parole." Smith said. "1 refused to accept.1 Arrested with Smith were Preston Decazal. bit secret nr. and Henry and Herman Crundmever The Crundmevera were described at friend of Smith not officially connected with his activities s Smith, Deirazal and the were ordered to appear at police Wednesday midnight court to answer to the three charges. Smith, In hi address at an (men air rally last night, charged be hadevidence of a not oil deal w herebv 25.000.0iM barrels of oil would be taken tax free out of Louisiana. Smith has been in Louisiana for several week campaigning against Richard Leches support of Prt-deRposeveit, whom long was fighting at the time of his death. They Were Taken In By Fred fieher LIFTS LIKE TEAT lace plenty of Hard if- - . 21 wrtfwhm MANILA. , Three it pan P. L. Nor. 3. (AP) - American Airways ho firw to the Orient in aipper, wiU be pese- 01 ia CUpper when revtoton.'" fie return tnp wCalifor- rwrnia M begin .a fwcfpifil governmental MtTL Cr Tyii U , Cornelius Mbvlrr. who returned here by reamer Ouna sevwai days ago w.il mmmaaam eniCTgrarvriatutn. Guhema toririciwi tests, ckwely SAN PEDRO, Calif, Nov. A meshed in many instances with the Howard (APi Police stationed In the har- is a Scripps Howard vL!. camap go. command 'presidential her dutrict because of the mm- , PPttat 33 where siatesr , public atumtion LONDON, Nov. 3 (AP) King d ard today pladged his ,ume tnka arrested five men ; field. 128 are in the candidate to do all In its power "to further the appeasement of uay after two Medicine Boy, Wyo, iploye are before the citizens of 11 Z1 VihHiru had been state. These proposals vary from ' . rat... Xurapo. beaten and robbed. of the governorships a Colorado amendment to provide Twenty-fivoil Ted The workers, Higginson - Standing in front of the throne In Democrats, tcompufeory jury duty for women at stake are held b and Ben Hatcher, were bruised to an Oregon suggestion for eiiml-i- n apart from 11 others not involved tht bouse of lords, garbed in the and lacerated, they said, on the execu-- nation chief New election. todays compulsion! military train-- i road between San Pedro and Wilheavy State robe of gold edged lives were assured in manv state. (ng )n institutions of higher learn- men after five accosted old crimson velvet, the 4 mington since only 14 mrumbenu are aefk-.mthem in a beer parlor and warned bachelor monarch made this signj New Deal at Make ;mg to return. were In them they danger. Socialists named gubernatorial1 The future of eipinng New Deal ificant plea for peace to the hristlThe men, they said, offered to ; nominees to candi8 toruistwii may he largely determ state, wile 5 camps of troubled Ing armed drive them to a Wilmington hotel of the Union Partv, 12 Com- - j bv the results of congressional and en route they were attacked Europe. oth4 and ProhibitiomeU contests, regardless of atiauu, were on and thrown from the automobile. .The new sovereign, opening the also the ticket. oenttal election. on booked Arrested and suspicNationwide attention centered on first session of Parliament in his keystone New Deal law. giving ion of assault are: Frank C. Thomthe New Y ork gov ernor's race, the nresBlcnt power to regulate the reign, announced that after the as. 21, Robert XL trey, 31 Pico t Beak lev , the Re- - gold where F. William of the dollar and coronation la London next May he Ramies, 39. Robert I, Belivesux. i opposing Gov- - tain a two billion dollar ttabiitza-erno- r nominee, 21. and 30. John Milton. H. would go to India to be crowned rands- - ;son fund, will lapse onlv 10 dava Herbert H. Forty-onships srs at dock or at the request after the next chief executive i dae for emperor. anchor, abandoned by their crews. oi Democratic party leaders. inaugurated unless earlier action to CeOa Conference The electorate of 30 state were taken. Ha also called an imperial conferasked to pass upon 31 initiative At intervals throughout the year ence to meet in London next May. and referendum measures and 73 Congress must decide whether to . Tbs stats opening was robbed of proposed amendment to their Con-- renew statutes governing the Re-i tut tons, dealing in most caves construction Finance Corporation Tie-U- p part of its brilliance by a heavy ,,h .,hrrr bent problems (axe, power to make loans, the function I be to with as Paw a me falls torttoss of Jest arts forced cancellation "ni ya grip tala which .social security and local govern- - of the electric farm and home ate j fin scheduled procession from meni organization. letter postage. ihoritv, three-ren- t and the president's authority to Buckingham Palace. Many Changes Question Safety A Variety of revenue changes, make renproral trade agreements Thoutandi of hn subjects, jamCrew Become ranging from chain store levies to- A wide variety of tax law, proming the man and the bone state income taxation, will be ap- during about tHWJWro a vear, Critical guards parade la Whitehall, stood proved or rejected bv 13 states, expire during the first seven came in stnkers Philadelphia fleetAT in the driving rain to catch a on 24 proposed amendments, month of 1937. derollng Wilson S. Davis Mavor where oaf Edward as he pawed and ST THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ing glimpee Mr," reported his majesty Eight states are balloting on nine of walkouts clared the wort SAN FRANCISCO a a closed motorcar. of "sympathy' Strike pleasure' that the social security amendments to de-- mv defense (ones Is1 mittee draws blockade on Pacific seamen illegal and ordered the arIt waa an uncrowned Ling who termine whether they shall take His police "strike Republicans Hope To 1934 gave the party enough ABERDEEN COAL being pressed on with the utmost! ships around United States and rest of pickets.seven part In the federal program for men who retors serving six year terms r squad" jailed of all old energy and la now making rapid ask sit down tie-uSlash age pennons, unemployment Into House on." "move to fused 50 more it than er American craft; federal maritime guarantee the coronation May ft, Edward progress." P" relief and other benfite. This quee-. VALLEY FUEL CO. Vessels in paralysed Pacific of he Sena e. 9 seats, re-- llol) te followed tha filtering jeweled em-- j But he 0iced the solemn usur- - commission hearing indefinitely South Carolina, Majority 150 or Id Um fag CM Twswi Mem of the nation and empire in anc that Britain would "lo gardless of today s return. Kansas! no postponed after unions bolt; ques-th- e Coast ports increased to Louisiana. Nevada. Oregon. of head and Joseph Curran, Thirtv-fivsenators will he nam - ' Florida. Washington and Cdlorada procession from the robing opportunity of promoting genera1 tion of safety crews" for idle craft moreseamen's WAS. defense committee at the room. The emblem, along with the international appeasements ed today from a list of 232 candi-- j Twenty-twmeasures relating to, and t"e becomeg critical issue. 133 were claimed New York, ship NEW YORK word of state and the cap of main- j limitation of expenditure and dates of more than a half dozen government organization and of new to a election Congress dig, waa carried before him on! mamrats which would natural!irj v er claims 133 ahipe held at Atlantic idle at Atlantic and Gulf pons. into a mountain of "unfinished shades of political belief. Threatens to Tse Fort cushions the by the Marquis of follow on such an improvement in' and Gulf ports; first de luxe . business shared national interest! An unusual upset Would be third vice Cranes nrel yo leader of the house relatione. Allantic liner affected. contest in to- - necessary to place even the House ,h aJvfrt presidential u attend-anteA PHII.ADEI.PHI at end other orders lords; Msyor royal fcid into as was a lit what Republican hands, tnce 3 interpreted y threatened at New Yurts to Ml to other nations to join, Ed ard as-- j pickets; declares "sym- - Union, Republican candidates hoped to lout of the 435 seats are now held re meet "force with force if Cur- slash Affirms Faith Democrats. the jailed. rans away overwhelming by signed to his cabinet the task cf pithy strike MlegaL Seven can Republicans hare atfollowers GALVESTON Worker 100 members, while Progressives for .'King Edward, in a firm, resonant maintaining efforts to promote tht of sailor de- Democratic majority to the House, a Farmer-Lvoice, launched into the reading of freer exchange of goods through- general waterfront strike at all tempted intimidation 7 of Representatives, although they held and d borites x ciding to remain at work. hie ed drees from the throne after out the world." recognizing that gulf porta. no chance to wrest control of, enteen seats are vacant, also officer union Regular HOUSTON Senate. first affirming his solemn declara- the attainment of general pros are Voters the "Sympathy strike their choosing to check the spread of tbe tion of Protestant faith: perity here depends on our furin-- r outlawed by officials of Internation- tonight sympathy actions at Association but Wedding Britain to the task of expansion of Our overseas trade," al Longshoremen1 Ur where they were workers vott to con- Philadelphia, placating Europe, Edward said the The queen mother may, not parshouted down, and at Houston, n nation would persist In efforts to ticipate in the of parlia- tinue opening Tex. BOSTON Rank and file leaders bring about a meeting at the Locar- ment for the first time in a quarMaritime workers at Galveston. no powers end erte smsd the hope ter of a century, stood at a win- threaten to i portal Boston." Tex, decided at a metmto work that the London naval agreement dow of Marlborough House as the SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. JL (AP) for a general wsterfrOnt Vtrik. at of March 25 would become "the king car in the rain, Leaden of the Pacific coast's gen- gulf ports. basis of international agreement to on its way paasedpy to the session. strike today called which all naval powers will eventuC King Edward glanced at the win- eral maritime tie-uof all American ship dow, saw his mother and waved for a ally become parties. ' He atreeatd Great Britain's de- the cocked as they sought to extend the biilock- hat he held in his right termination to beck the Spanish hand. Queen Mary smiled, and ade to Atlantic and gulf porta, laetrartloaa Gives committee while withdrew from the window. at the same time pursuing every The king returned to Bucking The new policy" instructions Is- ham Palace at 123ft rep.m. all along sued by the joint commilee opportunity to mitigate human suI, re un-- ! the route of the seven dock and seagoing feeing and loos of life in that it minutejoumey presenting I Unions crews of Pacific ordered Nanny (xmntry," cheering, damp crowds greeted him. The art il rasa, liberally sprinkled at any Queen Maty to suffering from a coast ships to walk-of- f O the the intimate I I cold. with United States port." uaeof tf Crews of air other American ships were urged to sit down and draw tha blockade tight around the g entire United Stale. A hearing by the federal maritime commission, from w Inch union k. - vf representatives bolted yesterday, 0 waa postponed indefinitely by Ad0 In the October 31st issue of the Deseret News, miral Harry 1. Hamlet. Assistant Secretary of Labor Edthe Denver & Rio Gronde Western Railrood adward F. McGrady continued Efforts at vertised a new merchandise freight service and nWDII, XOTEMiEI to bring about resumption of setI .yy ' r.M. claimed: "Third Morning Delivery of Chicogo, St. B tlement negotiations. The immerat V ess-w- ae 'lata Mas. diate critical issue was the employ-- ; Louis ond Kansos City shipments, via either Denall. Tetf Biaatr- - er demand that W W1k rrtarm safety crews" ver or Pueblo gateway " toil. tied-uon remain H ships. KS CIcUm Keton. asa-XDrastic Step Dialed La Talas. 4 Kpws. SR the tad. This statement is misleading ond has been subwill "We have to take whatever 1 ttmen. Srs Salat la I ksrlaa biiw tj-- ac fart. Sohaay t iM M Wtnat fpaaftyiruiM, wilk step are necessary. said Thomas wank: Trrtr sequently corrected by the Denver & Rio Gronde Ol G. Plant of the employers com- Srwaa i katlra. (Ua u4 ikm X(M , Western Rodrood in on advertisement in the JS XW Sauawal Start! w Irtaraa j to men aboard for the mittee, T H i BS put FlfdiM KturM. SP1X Tha Jrirt W Pkilaaoekar. of the vessels.' Deseret News Sadr I )M V t k--r Caravan. Aupcrt liiftot, safety 1 Hi statement was Interpreted ai'TI TawiHar JUMPS w af cprratMM wnk eM Orckat hta SSC Las art Ja t faL antk Salty ' by observers as the firsts threat The foct is, for example: Freight leaving Chi; rrtunw Kt M, I M iaf Triuraa gttm kr JL fusil emplov er To replace strikers j cogo the morning of November 3rd, ond increws. Y. KalUatora, Bok Trl mi with The first official action against cluding Chicogo loodings of November 2nd, is Beak Covad, awe Prill, Pan it fnw SBC Praa, rpttataarr wnh FrcMwt Ml eiafial scheduled Hdowtll to arriye ot Salt Lake City vo Denver Saalk falarwaaa SOU. Vi i t hmmm at Hid Park. Gv, f & Rio Gronde Western at 7:30 o. m. Novemwnk CrtOHaiaa fct C 4m koiaa at aa4 Jaaakarai VI Teprika, Haw idaaariwa ber 6th. In other words, freight loaded ot Chicraite ai4 Kauosal bwatw Winter CaaSMaiaa. wmAen-rrported'Use- Asks Arms Meet ' - i e two-hou- -era -- con-en- main-publica- n Orund-mever- e Strikers Ask General Of ' st Heavy Session Wails Congress To Be Named oth-afte- p 2048 e Rank-and-fil- e 2 i tTmttowiwwew,th I rt . rank-xnd-fil- e Sev-ha- :a 1 MEAT rank-and-fil- rank-and-fil- e JS: "sit-dow- (SoLvlL el and GnOCEDY SPECIALS tie-up- s. Ue-u- p I Mrs. Welch Resumes ELECTRIC COOKING t ' Demonstrations lOOwVD 4 - ATTENTION Utah Shippers 02S90& 4 tig iwt hem c j ) p Pri. iwM-4- laa VL ' , BS-- Tm . taw non-unio- ... in 1 It. XPTL sja ra- -x vitk tka at riiaiwa with Cada Bnaa 1 IN XDTL, saa SUTL 1 4 KPTL- - mtr. kuN Mw' kak SU.VtoHI, U W m M Bssau U Taar Bar VBCTha atarr af Mary harlia. Haw aa ha charrta. J JS-B- BT BA-JK-SiChat, anrt at tha Vote Xl. IB99M M-- mw. XOTU-C- ro IIJ tJt Chats. a UJS 4k f wL-Jaha- 't al Other XkC' Jual tha Cabkaya Wilt.-I- t plan BtX" Sm lvai U 4J JS ak XPTL lw--r t IS SC S Hr 4i fU-- r - 8 9 GK mNt. Tayilimin 4 C0I XhiK,fmmtr, AUrpc. hr iFW JT-ifc- jw rhtomHii. WatkiM ' Wh0 tolMm. Skuapiwr lavtttsto tSBAlu lBIL--1iiifnMi- Wb0 to nl Hen. Dura 4 4 8 KL Wrto CaawMiffcfitoe S- v:- - - and 2:00 P.M. THURSDAY Nov. SAFE SPEED Xto Gned Tnilwsys b the Travel Candidate with all that qwaiificatiMt. S THE PUCE UTAH POWER & LIGHT COMPANY'S SALT LAKE STORE Ato Competing railroads it&et the freight schedules which the Union Pacific has established, but none exceeds them , HdMf THE SUBJECT: Cra ittofUlnr Pantor. JltMk Aitato. XU-4Virtt- f THE TIME COMFORT mm4 t4 a 9m fWnu.Itoto Am Knar 4S CONVENIENCE Wna0a TR Bmfm (to IH4U-iUm- 4 Ik W arU Clvk 'i. Jfar Jrpeaey. ill ECONOMY Ardell Welch cordially invite you to attend the first of her winter series of Electric Cooking demo nitrations. The Union Pacific Railroad has provided third morning delivery at Salt Lake City from St. Louis Kansas City and Omaha and fourth morning de' livery from Chicago for a number of years. The Union Pacific Railroad has taken the lead in the construction of modernized passenger train equipment and in the improvement of schedules, ail with the desire to best serve the traveling and shipping public.. HkaptHf BuQHtoa. rtoto s for Mori rmHem Thrmmrk a IOu7i tin, pmffiUnr XLeWld mm ImA L 4 4A Mm. X 1 Si tm. 8 4S 9i$ , iiHw rmB$ Frvfle. twb X 8 E4wBpd Dtrva, A ffn mttk Urn Ahtotol. Xtotopmr Hew. MJMBIrtTbt 8 "0i0ii mt Iflei Tr0t ! Itorlas. U Mto ! tie HSaAmenemm fW limraaitoatl Hfvi. CwMiii, Nwtir IAS KM rteminc. mptnmm. pwfr fVu Xr tmy riHi. MM Kl Strrt m4 Aa H Wp. IS-- ( ih Air," viih ik Mrerm H0 Btyrra wftli Him Twtar'i Hem." r AB Uto CkwetoK BMtotr Cradnr. town. HMDTWwiyM0 9 tMTOTUn k iifci Xm JAirylnM BL UJS-- M Jtataeia lawHart TVaaw Baha JUwa. Taaay'a rartly." Vwrr -Wa Parktaa o !MJ tr Mvwv, , MiVin. mi Um 9 0M Mr. BMBEB 4 BOV IMffirtF Mtnlv L iwaniwil Htw. HnMr srarta. at biaiiaw. Tha Tlr .jr-V-m waa SnrL un cago on Monday grid leaving Chicogo eorly Tuesday morning arrives ot Salt Lake City ot 7:30 a. m. Friday morning, the fourth day ofter boding date, and iwt the third stsrsisj, os stated in the Denver & Rio Grande Western advertisement. rtiunia. ktrhwa IrtW aa P salnaal Wlwra a tka Srva, aJS-SP- Tlr Fatrck. Ji array." krartran kl lwiKsmsiiviam .tea a Trww-asth- Pmi Affir Ha EAttv. It il9LLirif)M Krtunm tk StocVMa Vuifttr Freptet," W Saa a. Btlara Braakfast Starr, ban r aka' SaA"srtwrt naMift, At GftH raa a r.Tto-Trt- ar'. ow ll Hadaaartrra. xsrnsn tlMtMTr-Taa- K 1 V SPTL Siaa -- a P. Baal SUM. KDTi. vnsnoAT. AW. cov-tar- vA TRfllUVAySI XI . sjs V SPEEDY SURFACE COOKERY FEATURING 1 DINNER MENUS - H. J. SLUMHOF General Monoger ' A. J. 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