Show THE 0 QDEIT ' STAMP AUDI EXAHKTEB Opposes Speculation CRASH IS FATAL SENATOR KING uty Sheriff Lyman Brown' were called to Salt Lake City today as witnesses in the federal court i TO GIRL FLIERS SEEKS ACTION V — 'i1 ‘ Bodies 'Are Badly Burned UPON FEDERAL As Plane Bursts Into Flames RESERVE PROBE ' 4 Cor fidence Is Given Due To Fact Money Is Not Tight By RAYMOND CLATTER (United Press Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON Oct 29— (UP)— Responsible officials here are nofe" so much concerned about the break in the stock market as they are that the business painful though it may be to individuals affected be over ' 'quickly DROPS INEVITABLE For this reason officials here are not ilarmed over the outlook They believe the drastic drops of the last ten days were inevitable and they believe it is well that the declines have been forced into that short span instead of dragging out for months While 'more settling down is expected officials here believe the sell ing wave is nearing its end Stock prices for many leading issues ac have cording to the view here reached prices in fair relation to earning capacity after a long period of speculative inflation which sent them out of all bounds with regards to prospective dividends Officials in closest touch with the general financial and business situ-of ation are confident the effects the break will not extend into gen- l eral business but on the contrary-wilrelease money to other business and industrial uses A long period of comparative quiet in the stock market is anticipated by many officials here while individuals disillusioned at the failure to make 'easy more killings in Wall street turntotoinvest safer but places prosaic their savings Officials here find grounds for confidence in the fact that money is not tight During the 1907 panic money could not be had in many “instances This is not true now Banks have plenty of liquid funds for loans and interest rates have not been affected one official pointed out t SIGNS OF ANXIETY Although financial depression is the most serious thing that can happen politically to an administration there are few signs of anxiety here Close contact is being maintained with money centers but thus far in-is formation given to officials here reassuring For this reason officials who otherwise might feel concern are over the reaction politically confident that within a short time it will be seen that business fundaaf mentally has not been materially i fcctcd There Is little likelihood of 'any the stock market investigation of senate at least unsituation by the begins til after the regular session but senators Individually are of exthe airing pressing interest in an circumstances which led to the curi i' r ” - rent collapse Senator King Democrat Utah for acagain said he would press resoluon his session tion early next the tion to have an investigation ofcredfederal reserve system and the it situation Several members of the banking and currency committee have expressed themselves in favor of such an investigation when the Wall street situation quiets Senator Heflin' Democrat Ala bama declared today if the Wall street decline continues to depress cotton prices he will ask temporary closing of tie cotton exchange -- ’ ‘ LIBRARY HAST ' on-Octob- ef CLAWSON DEATH POLICE FOLLOW INQUEST ! OPENS TRAIL OF 0L00D i H Building Inspector Denies What They Find May Be Chicago Massacre Condeming Film Work Clue In Basement DONKEY RIDE TAKEN Mrs PEIPING Oct Woodrow Wilson has ridden a dori: CHICAGO Oct 29 SALT LAKE Oct 29— After a few (AP) key for several- - hours along the top witnesses had been heard an in- trail of blood leading to a Detroit of the great walL In a three hour she rode in a bagquest into the death of Shirl Y policeman’s uniform arid three pis- ride tocarthe scene the conductor serving tea Clawson during a fire at the Claw- tols In a blood spattered apartment gage son Film Producing company was at 910 Dakin street today had in- rice cakes and persimmons life into the Investigacontinued Monday afternoon until jected 2 p m Friday - Chester Y Clawtion of the St Valentine’s day son a brother was still in a hospi- slaughter of seven Moran gangsters The latest clues developed last tal and unable to testify W D Pinney city building In- night after Allister O’Brien 28 had spector after being asked several been found shot through both Jaws eco uspATcrr questions about the explosion was in front of the Daklri street ad29—-(AP)- — i EVANSTON Wyo Oct 29— Anstudent atiatrix at Walker Ore nouncement has been made here to was under investigation today as the effect that the Rocky Mountain authorities attempted to learn its Gas company has transferred its incause terests in southwestern Wyoming The plane fell and burst into to a corporation which is known as tree When the Aspen Mountain Gas company flames after striking a the heat had subsided the bodies of The towns affected by this transfer F O Mercer W B “Bev’‘ Clark are Evanston Green River and Lyand Miss Edythe Rose were taken man The Rocky Mountain Gas asked why the building in which dress Unable to talk at length he So badly company which is a direct subsidifrom the wreckage the tragedy occurred had not been sajd that- he had been wounded by burned were the bodies that they ary corporation of the Ohio Oil Tobbers inspected were identified only with the aid of company will continue to operate Police followed a trail of blood -no been “There had complaint from Rawlins and the personal effects in as the entrance tol the second a company testified about it” Pinney SAW WAR SERVICE McHorn basin The Aspen Moun‘Is it necessary that there be a floor apartment of Frank Both Clark and Mercer saw ser- Big Is an affiliated uniform Hie Gas company tain Carthy policeman’s ina is before building complaint vice in the army during the World interest of the Western- Public found on the floor The pis& spected?” the county ' attorney ask was war Mercer as an aerial photog- Service corporation which controls tols were found in an oven Associated Frets Photo ed and Clark as a pilot Mercer McCarthy had rented the apart"We don’t usually inspect them ment Sen William H King democrat rapher was a captain ’in the army air the gas productionin transportation southwestern October 17 a been unless there has complaint Utah charged thkt flow of federal corps reserve and Clark a lieutenant Wyoming and Utah the Mountain recalled that in the Feb Police of some sort” Mercer was Fuel' Supply company being the DEER HUNTER DIES reserve funds Into Wall Street in that organization massacre men garbed gang ruary the possessor of personal citations company which Is operating in the OF STOMACH WOUND “Calling your attention to the fire as policemen were reported to have speculative market was and tragedy at the Normandy manned the machine guns from King Albert of Belgium and matter of production the Uinta ! house had the building General John J Pershing for his Pipe Line company in the gas trans apartment ( Ti Mrs Bernice 0’Brien the woundBEAVER Oct 29— (AP)— Mont been inspected before the fire?” i N work in aerial mapping and photogcuscom was taken into ? ed mam’s wife with several other Hutchins died here Sunday night of “NoJ It was inspected after the tody at the O’Brien apartment a raphy Clark was one of the en-to portation distribution the handling the earlier in wounds panies received day fire and we found that a fire door few blocks away She asserted she trants in the Portland Ore while hunting deer A gun carried was torn off” MOTOR CARS STRANDED Cleveland air derby last August home from Do thti had just returned was accidental Evanston and vicinity experienced by Arthur Meredith M Miss Rose 22 was acting as co 111 and had not t the first Springfield snowstorm Monday and while ly discharged the bullet striking She had been husband having been sign of a heard of her Eliot of the plane CATCH stomach OFFICERS the on Hutchins in thq Years Ago flying lessons for about six traffic is coming through wounded He formerly played pro sold Put — — —M months and made her first solo Lincoln highway both from the east VIOLATORS LAW fessional baseball In Pprtland Ore DRY SHOW FACES PRETTY hazardous is From Our Files west tome Mistol up your nose— or gargle i driving flight only a week ago Prior to and the she said A male 29— Oct LONDON (AP)— the little— and you’ll get immediate relief taking up flying she had been a The snow was not drifted but FALLS 29— Oct TWIN (AP) columnist! for the Morning Post instructor All three of the roads are extremely slippery and dancing meet Mistol race new acts on inflamed membranes Van Ernest and women’s Lonnie Griffen over hisi Ogden day writes -npHIRTEEN delight were residents of Portland number of cars went off into the Jl under the direction of W M victims Hooser were in jail here last night GAS COMPANY SUED Reduces swelling Soothes irritation as calls he bonnets” several “publicity the Ore ditch being day during -f ’will open tomorrow at the after being arrested south of Hansen BOY BADLY Several - cars ou them meaning the severe Clears up any stuffiness The' safe was Murray Conflicting reports' were heard badly damaged come fail® grounds a long chase by officers The A large shipments of here into ace have vogue on that hats during the and road to the cause of the the t Randolph pURNED as :o knock out colds Doctors use iri Ash today down well officers fired several shots at the ponies arrived in Ogden yesterday crash A P Wolford farmer highway east of here- were strand replacing those pulled fatal 29 tiAKE are Oct CITY SALT tool hats before your druggist for It the and chaps and liquor many pret fleeing automobile on whose property the huge cabin ed Monday evening help having not over the eyes Far William were con ha (AP)— law taken HADE Alleging violation been negligence BY THE MAKERS OF NUJOt writes much -in evidence on the streets he suspects faces haye ty monoplane crashed said he thought yet reached them Lockver father of Roiiald Lockver to hats cealed custody by1 and Marshall D drooping PepW motor fail Sheriff he the heard Attorneys H H Henderson and A BURSTS INTO FLAMES OgR HeyWood today represented comdiffered in Other commerce den in an interstate versions of the mishap Some 'their mission hearing brought by Ogden told stories similar to that of Wol claimed ford while others said the against Salt Lake Theyfavored plane in has been that Salt Lakesemi-annuas low flying unusually al L D S it was rates for the above a and ridge banking conference as against Ogden’s four-sta- te struck a fir tree while the motor fair4 was still running All agreed however that the baseball Wisconsin University of as it hit into burst flames Jilane team after playing nine games in followed An the explosion is witnesses declared far-awi Japan winning five one route home They played en the time mill employes reachby edBythe - scene of the game which was won accident the 2 to 1 the University plane was an inferno The intense from the' flames prevented will heat rescue work and witnesses were unOgden high football warriors meet the Salt Lake high team Sat- able to remove the bodies for some field Salt time after the crash urday on Cumming's orLake The Ogden high The body of Miss Rose was not entertaina will chestra public give discovered until the remains of team ment in honor of the Friday Mercer and Clark had been placed r in an ambulance night Clark and Mercer were members today of the Shields-Clar- k service Judge Robert S Lovett was elected president of the Southern of Portland an aerialflying photograph Pacific succeeding E H Harriman firm and were making a in New York City Judge Lovett flight when the plane fellsurveying e force of AMERICAN feared it was to be supplant With the introduction of machinery man-pow- er was a vice president PILOT IS BURNED MT VERNON Ohio Oct 23 hanoiness and nrosoeritv INTELLIGENCE this ancient prejudice disappeared Our modem “machine age Mrs “Walter Browning reported (UP)— Perils that lurk on the air to police last night that her hDme planes claimed the life today of F street and Gfant F M Kane pilot for the Univerat Twenty-sevent- h avenue was entered while she was sal air lines whose desire to see the her mail go through sent visiting A across the avenue with purse contain- him aloft against the odds of unEntrance was favorable weather ing $13 was taken window a rear Kane was burned to death when! gained through his plane crashed on the William ' Will Craig and Nelson Flygare af-t- er Johns farm nine miles southwest of here and caught1 fire He left riding around town last night tied their horse at the Potter’s cafe Akron at 4:44 a m on his regular and had dinner When they return- run to Columbus -- J ed a valuable bearskin lap robe was missing t from the rig Will Craig IDAHO DEMANDS and Frank Peterson shot the bear from whence the robe came in CATTLE! TESTING South Fork a year ago SALT LAKE Oct 29— W H HenWill R Winch manager of the dricks state veterinarian said the and here Orpheum theatre that he had not been adThatcher opera house of Logan has Monday vised of Idaho’s action in adopting resigned his positions and to will cattle quarantine regulation against asweek a leave within about sume control of a moving picture disease but such action would1 necessitate testing of all cattle be- house in El Paso Texas fore they entered Idaho Bloockj tests are used and such work would LEG IS BROKEN BY likely add considerable to the work carried on by the department HIT-RU- N MOTORIST now Additional men would-bnecessary he said to carry - out the regulaAn-slSALT LAKE Oct 29— Mrs tions M L Peterson 84 was struck street d Thirty-thiron South down between Eighth and Ninth South BEAN MARKETING streets about 8 p m Monday supAGENCY PROPOSED! motorist posedly by a LeRoy Phillips picked her up and BOISE Oct 29— (AP)— Formatook her to her home and later to tion of a national bean marketing the emergency hospital She was association to operate under the found to have a broken leg and farm board will be newly appointed possible Internal Injuries Later she discussed at a meeting: in Denver was removed to the Salt Lake gen- on November 16 and Idaho will send eral hospital delegates John S Welch commis-- 1 m sioner of agriculture announces Two members of the national SEES WAY TO CURB board C C Teague and Charles S Gone COUNTERFEITING Wilson will preside at the meeting 29— a SALT LAKE Oct In order arid Commissioner Welch and We been most effectively to curb the prac- number of growers were expected to ' tice of counterfeiting the American attend M with irriwe fiublic should familiarizeonitself the new In Japan is a settlement where engraved United States currency? W H Mo- the wives support the husbands and ran Washington D C chief of the children are the acknowledged heads United States secret service told of the family The men keep house members of the forum division of H— More sugar cane Is used In Louisthe Utah1 chapter American Instiaid of made tute of Banking at a banquet Mon- iana than any other state in the! cigarettes ago day evening at the Newhouse hotel union ‘ ? - NEW VOLUMES - latest scientific TV discovery stops cold quick 9 i g and:-distributin- i i Ogden 20 i ’ 5 I off-the- 1 ten-gall- on t - eye-witnes- ses side-slipp- ed Instruments of the Devil 6 ay 19-inn- ing Ot-Keito t 17-pie- ce S mother-in-lawu--- I -- 1 e ne hit-and-r- un j - t i 1 ’ Many new copies of old favorites have been added to the books af the children’s department at the CarThe negie free library this week been following new titles have also added: Count Luckner the Sea Devil by Thomas “Eleven years ago Count Luckner was our most chivalrous enemy Luckner ran an old sailing fishship disguised as a Norwegianblockallied ing vessel through the seas like a ade He roamed the 500000 tons of shlp- ghost and sanknever took a life” ping Yet he The Wolf Hunters by Curwood “A thrilling tale of the adventures of a young helf -- breed his tender' foot friend and a toughened In dian pathfinder in the Canadian wil- derness” Historic Adventures by Holland “Stories of thrilling- events and of men who figured prominently in American history” The Crossing by Churchill “The book describes the expedition of George Vogers Clark into Illinois and the beginnings of civilization along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers Davy the hero takes part in all these adventures” Don Strong of the Wolf Patrol by Heyliger “Don developed from an indifferent selfish boy into an earnest resourcesful first class scout” 4 ( They fear the effects of a Tong gradual decline filled with months a of discouragement rather than end will which break sharp' quick suspense and reveal the worstwith-ou- t 7 delay i NEW CORPORATION USED IN GAS CHAIN EUGENE Ore Oct 29— (AP)— An airplane crash which took the lives of two veteran fliers and a i Officials Are Unalarmed At Inevitable Break In i Wall Street WAVE NEARS AN END? By MARY K ENG STRUM James Hopkins of lower Bear river shipped four carloads of fine white-face- d Herefords to California from Evanston Sunday Joe Lester of Hilliard has shipped three (carloads of cattle to the eastern market from Altamont Hayden jR Evans of Schofield Utah and! Mrs Natalie McDermott of Salt Lake were granted a marriage license by County Clerk Tingey 26 MARRIED IN UTAH Mr aruh MrsJ O O Rickert have announced the marriage of their daughter Miss Margaret C Rickert to Edmund Bernard Weis which took place! in Farmington Utah on October 12 the ceremony being performed by Bishop Quayle Cannon The ceremony was witnessed by the bride’s cousin Miss Iola Dolar and by Jack Swenson Miss Dolar’ and Mr Swenson were also married the Miss Rickert was week following graduated from Evanston High school with the iclass of 1927 Mr Weis is employed by the gas company here1 his home being in Ge neva Nebi They expect to make their home for the present in Evan ston LI yesterday filed suit against the Cap-- itol Gas and Oil company for $20-0- 00 charging the boy was severely burned as a result of dipping a can of gasoline from’ a gasoline conduit Of the company land striking a match to it He alleged the company negligently left the conduit uncovered : ' Gold by White “The adventures of four men who cross Panama in 1849 in the rush for the gold fields of California” Ranche on the Oxhide by Inman “The experiences of Vermont family who took up a claim on the plains of Kansas in the early ’70's” An Alphabet of Aviation by Jones “A book for boys orgirl3 who are interested in flying There are diagrams showing the ‘fundamental mechanical features of air planes descriptions of how these parts operate and explanations of such things’ as taking off landing banking and turning EPIDEMIC OF WARTS JANESVILLE Wis— (UP)— When physical education classes were begun here 62 pupils who sought to enroll twere barred because of warts Doctors said the pupils probably had been infected at public bathing beaches is that ancient prejudice against cigarettes— Progress has made rftqpedthe prejudice against cigarettes when removed harmful corrosive ACRIDS (pungent tants) from the tobaccos ’ g Byem i makesfaded - way — - TOASTING the kriost modem step in cigarette manufacture removes from LUCKY STRIKE harmful irritants which arC pres-e- nt in cigarettes manufactured in the way IEW old-fashio- are the finest DIAMOND DYES can buy They are new-looki- USE-BETT- ER j 71 ng 1 JugKi 'can RESULTS buy‘f of t i” life They are Ueir rich W auTdeaiers 1 ned Everyone knows tliatr jieat purifies and so “TOASTING”— LUCKY STRIKE’S extra secret process — removes harmful corrosive ACRIDS (pungent irritants) from LUCKIES which in the manufacture of cigarettes cause throat irritation and coughing Thus “TOASTING” has destroyed that ancient prejudice against cigarette smoking by men and by women is the highest quality dye prepared for general use It will dye or tint silk wool cotton linen J rayon or any mixture of materials! 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