Show i ' j '? - ' - V THURSDAY EVENING MAY 21 1931 THE Vi- O GrDEN STANDARD - EXAMINER MAYORS TO ATTEND FRENCH COLONIAL EXPOSITION GOLD NIGHT : I REVOLT EFFORT 5 Is Used In Several 5 Towns Where Rebels Are Active ' Octavio Zubizaretta secretary of the interior admitted today that attempts at revolution had been quelled last night by the army at Manzanillo and Jiguani and that all necessary measures had been taken to prevent recurrence of last night’s disturbances He declined to ireveal what casualties if any had occurred or whether additional troops were being sent to the other end of the island General Albert Herrera chief of staff said there had beenj no movement of troops today iahd he declined to forecast whaifi 1 might be : 1 ' i f done I rrJ VKT : - DENVER May 21— (UP)— Freezing temperatures and frost all the way from Montana down through Wyoming and Colorado into northern New Mexico were predicted for tonight by J M Sherier govern- ‘ 7 I 'V" £ ' I CVY'j ( ' 1 5 - -- J n I I V"t 5 X y ? ? ss V I Questioned concerning possible renewed suspension of constitutional guarantees Zubizaretta J said such action might bes taken any moment depending upon the attitude of the opposition He hinted that if the suspension took place it might be far more rigid than the last time Reports without confirmation and which were officially denied riamed a total of six towns in Connection with the rebellion They included Guantanamo Puerto Tarafa and ill Bayamo — ment weather forecaster today The approach of the cold wave after 36 hours of continuous snow and rain gave rise to fears of extensive damage to cherry and apple crops truck gardens and to young lambs on the sheep ranges The storm was welcomed however by dry land farmers It assured tnem ample water for the summer It relieved them of the trouble and expense of early irrigation The storm was general It extended itself southward and an inch of snow fell at Raton N M The temperature slumped sharply there Six inches of snow fell at Idaho Springs Colo It made the roads in all directions soft and sloppy 7 A f s& s i IS FORECAST s y j : SJ5 ' Cuba May 21— (UP) — HAVANA ' TV&'I' ( -- 'i s I — Woman Released By r City Judge’s Order I ! SALT LAKE CITY i:May! 21— (AP) — Mrs Geraldine F6x 34 held in jail here several days on a charge of participating in a bank robbery at Taft Cal last week was released If 'i f - iSe - Associated Press Photo Group of mayors or their representatives and wives pictured in New York before sailing for Paris to l exposition as guests of the French republic Standing left to right: Victor J Miller St Louis Kirk MacKinney representing mayor of Indianapolis R E Thomason of El Paso Tex Richard L Metcalfe Omaha Neb R B Marvin Syracuse N Y Daniel W Hoan Milwaukee and Sylvester Andrlano representing mayor of San Francisco Seated: Mrs Miller Mrs MacKinney Mrs Thomason Mrs Metcalfe Mrs Hoan and Mrs Andrlano attend the CHICAGO May 21— (UP)— The radio system which Chicago police installed to speed up capture of criminals has been turned by robbers into an Implement to help them evade capture it was discovered today by Sergeant Tom Stalbus of Austin station Stalbus’ squad was touring the streets when a flash came over their radio to hurry to the Prudential Life Insurance company where burglar? were reported working on the second floor The squad arrived a minute too late The burglars had just left in such a hurry they forgot their tools Among the ‘tools” was a portable radio It was tuned in on one of tne police broadcasting stations Opon entering the place the robbers had set up the portable and the same flash that sent Stalbus and his men speeding to make the capture had been the robbers’ warning to flee — Inter-Colonia- u i FASTER Attorney Lighting Furnace 'lake! ctefj salt — (AP) P 1 PARIS May 21— (UP)— Another speed record was established today by the American pilot Captain Frank M Hawks when he arrived at Le Bourget field at 4:15 p m from Malmoe Sweden a distance of 700 miles He left Malmoe at 1p m local time On his recent record flight from London to Berlin Hawks reached Berlin before delivery of the telegram announcing his from “ departure London The ability at beating communications was illustrated again today The cable announcing his arrival at Le Bourget was received by the United Press in New York at 11:33 a m At 12:27 p m a cable was received from Stockholm announcing his departure from there for Paris and his arrival at Malmoe City Attorney Shirley Jones was ’ severely burned on tha right hand and leg j !tbday whila lighting a furnace in hls home here j Makes You Look So Fres j Legion Chief Back I MEtLO-GLOt- jnew face pow- he der: will keep your skin from exposure and preserves its youth The ' new French process by which it is made makes it stay on longer spread jsmoother and will not clog the pores Its special tint? is youthful Nd lflaklness or irritation with MELIJO-GLTry j O this new wonderful ttace powder Schramm -- Johnson Drugs - ‘ USED PIANO BARGAIN Hallet & Davis — Mahogai ONLY May of returned home today from IndianSaints church left apolis where he attended sessions of the Latter-da- y here today for El Paso Texas where the legion executive committee He said the organization was makhe will dedicate a new chapel erected by the church ing an effort to care for all disMr Grant planned to make the abled veterans and their children trip last week but postponed it due Mr Littlefield added that most of to the death of Orson F Whitney a the war veterans were using their member of the council of twelve new compensation loans to a good anostles advantage (AP) — Heber C ’ws-S- Police Radio 'System IIATKS Used By Burglars Pres Grant Leaves LAKE CITY May 21— On Journey To Texas E SALT A Littlefield American Legion 21— national committeeman for Utah SALT LAKE CITY i I i J Grant president $9900 GLEN BROS MUSIC INSISTS BERN m ACTS IMPARTIAL r today —— orCity Judge James A Stump ofPolitics Governor dered the woman released when ficers who came here from BakersUsed In Awarding field to return her to California refused to testify against her in a Insurance fugitive from Justice warf-anMrs Pox was arrested last MonSALT LAKE CITY May 21— from (AP) day on information received — Rules for the state depart Bakersfield officers ment of supplies and purchase were — adopted today by the board of supplies and purchase after some disIs On cussion concerning the award of inpolicies He Glass Egg surance George P Parker attorney gen eral questioned the manner in which insurance business was distribut' PETERSBURG Ind May 21— the ed last year and drew protests from — Mrs Salina Glad Governor Dern and Milton H Well (AP) The joke ish reported was on the (snake ing secretary of state the DemoFor two weqks she said she hac cratic of the board that been missing eggs from f her hens’ politics members nests Last Tuesday a China: nest matter had not entered into the r I egg was gone Governor Dern said he had seen saw a she large Snake to it that Republicans shared in the Yesterday in the barnyard She killed it with insurance business although he stat a hoe and was surprised to find in- ed he was ignored by the Repubside its carcass the china egg lican members of the board in such matters when he was in the minority The insurance amounts to about $30000 every three years The rules as adopted do not provide for any preference for Utah By products and business firms but members the board said they in A large group of Ogden public tended tooffavor the state concerns school officials headed fey A B wherever possible Foulger president of the board of education and W Karl Hopkins superintendent of schools! inspected Utah- To the new South High school in j Salt Lake City today They were guests of George N Child superintendent of schools in Salt Lake City ! SALT LAKE CITY May 21— (AP) — Chancey W West president of the Center of Scenic America No 15 Hotel Greeters of charter : America George Critchlow of OgGo Quick —No Cutting— No Salves den and S H Higgenbotham of Salt City will represent the charJ S Lake It takes only one bottle Ibf—DriHEM-ROIter at the annual convention of the Leonhardt’s prescription Hotel Greeters at Vancouver B C — to end itching felefedingj pro- June 15 to 18 truding piles This internal refnedy The three delegates were selected acts quickly even In old stubborn at a charter meeting here last night cases HEM-ROIsucceeds because Blanchard Bertha Peterson it heals and restores the affected Myrtle Mrs Higgenbotham were select and parts and removes blood congestion ed to represent the charter auxil ' in the lower bowel — the cau?e of iary Only an internal medicine piles can do this' that’s why salves and fail Schramm says cutting HEM-ROITablets must end your Pile misery or money back $ Denies ! j t j S i Joke Snake Eats fj S') V I Salt Lake Visited Ogden Educators j- Delegates Hotel Meet Selected H M BUTLER Painful Piles h t D a Utah Cadets Will T ake Wyoming Course j Polishing ht FORD and I "®d or W hove a pelal lxo ak officers’ commissions JUST A HABIT n your unusuaUy S B Don’t hesitate! 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Agents for Utah Carburetors Witness: Oh I thought he’d be so quiet about the house! —Answers EtolHDo Oil" Can mako you an — Q)tmp This opportunity is open to owners of every make and type of can No matter whether your tires are practically new or badly worn you can take advantage of this big money-savin- g event to trade in your present tires for the safety of Generals It’s the greatest tire buying opportunity ever offered — and not likely ever to be equalled v SALT LAKE (AP) —Forty-eig- CITY May 21— cadet officers of the University of Utah R O T C Just installed— a new electric unit' will report at Fort Francis E machine for polishing Makes Warren Wyoming June 5 for a six yoUr old car look like new weeks’ training camp Major James A Gillespie head of the unit in making the announcement today said the training was required to make the cadets eligible for reserve & )Vashing that nm tjj pnee save ujiou j D gwetaou o o o i D i l — 'i v ’ y - |