Show : I I ! 1 ! i s WEAIHER UTAH — San da 7 and Monday generally fair little change In temper- ature i IDAHO — Cloudy and occasionally Read the Daily Advice unsettled Sunday and Monday local thunderstorms in the mountains moderate temperature r Morris Rshbeirt i a Year— No 338 Sixty-fir- st OGDEN CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 21 1931 News and Views GOVERNMENTAL IIP i G Rotarians Ready for Big Meeting BUSINESS OF THE founder incumbent president and noted world leaders who will speak at the 1931 convention of Rotary International In Vienna June 6 are shown here Above left to are: Almon E of Roth Alto Calif president and Palo right Paul P Harris of Chicago founder and president emeritus who although unable to attend will send a message Below left to right are: Lord Robert Cecil of England: Dr Louis R Grote of Germany and Edward A Filene of Boston all of whom will address the delegates from throughout the world AS POSSIBILITY One of the big steamship lines giving a history of shipping goes bach to the days of the sailing ship Can’t Cut Wages For Two Years Even If They Soon after gold was discovered in California "Trying Cloud" a clipTried It per made the voyage from New York to San Francisco around the Horn BONDS BIG FACTOR in 89 days and 21 hours The best day’s run was 433 statute miles which is of the record made by the fastest steam ships of today With the celebrating of the days of the pioneers during the week of July 24 there will be reminders of the days of gold when men and even women in their eagerness to reach the gold fields risked their lives by crossing the plains going by the Isthmus or making that long sea voyage around the Horn Today by airplane and with but little danger attached the trip from New York to San Francisco is made in 28 hours by regular air service The prediction is made that within two years the Jump across the continent will be made in 20 hours two-thir- ds or less The dropping of a nickel is not looked upon as a thing worth while It seems to be a small affair but on the ferry boats of- New York the orchestras get their- revenue from that source The hat is passed and nickels and dimes are given be Would to operate willing you an orchestra of three pieces on that basis? Recently the concession for the municipal ferry boats to and tofrom an Staten Island was awarded Italian for $20950 “ The bootblack concession brought a bid of $29975 for one year Too often we ignore the little rivulets which make the stream On the nickel and dime the was built In ing picture business the beginning the movie houses popularized their business by inviting the public to drop their small change Little things are not to be Ignored even in big business “He who steals my purse steals made to apply to a trash” was not Denver a thief who in but suitcase took a suitcase must have thought he ophe had less than trash when skulls human ened up three In the dark of the moon in a back- alley any thief would drop a package of that kind In one of the Los Angeles papers on a "want” page this paragraph appears: “Will the person who picked up Music a package at the Blanchard as It hfdl please return the same contains the ashes of my deceased movI O V T MEN TT1 Nations Offered Debt Holiday to Chairmen! STATES SHEPHERD Idaho chairman of agricultural council Central Western Shippers Advisory board and (below) Ralph E Bristol Ogden Utah state chairman of advisory board who will conduct sessions tomorrow and Tuesday E 22-2- RAILWAYS SEEN By FRANK FRANCIS OF FIVE LAST EDITION ASSEMBLE HERE IN CONFERENCE Economic Questions Bearing On This Region To Be Discussed FIGURE RAILROADS Earnings Must Be High Before Insurance Firms Can Buy Them Many Senators And Representatives Join Hoover In Proposal To Give Europe Respite And Assist In American Recovery Reports of Committee On BY FRANCIS M STEPHENSON 20 — (AP) —President Hoovei tonight WASHINGTON June offer to the world for a one year’s susof all debts j j pension “The American government proposes” announced’ the president “the postponement during one year of all payments on intergovernmental debts reparations and' relief debts both principal and interest Of course not including obligations of governments held by private parties” Commodities Will Be Barometer inter-government- al By WILLIAM HARD Special Correspondent of The Standard-Examin- The meeting if the Central Western Shippers’ Advisory board which opens in the Hotel Bigelow Monday morning is not as many suppose — “just another convention” but is a congress of business executives from five western states for the purpose of analyzing the trend of all business in this area and making plans jointly with the railroads to meet the changing needs of industry and prepare in advance the necessary car supply and service Economic questions having an important bearing upon the prosperity and development of this section of the country such as the possibilities of expanding livestock feeding operations in Uah and Idaho” “the outlook for the wheat farmer in’ 1931” and “the of greater utilization ofpossibilities of the farmer” will be debated on Monday by men who have made careful studies of these matters Much valuable research has been done along these lines and at this meeting the views of technicians and laymen will be exchanged frr the common good of all agriculture The sugar industry for example is largely dependent upon the quality of soils for profitable operation because depletion of fertility lessens sugar content in the beets The livestock feeding industry if developed properly replaces valuable soil nutriments and at the same time affords an outlet for surplus farm crops and of thr sugar factories Thus these two industries are dependent to a large degree one upon the other and merchants dependent upon a trinity of prosperous agriculture manbeufacturing and cause of the vasttransportation purchasing power and payrolls involved er 1931 Consolidated Press (Copyright Association) WASHINGTON June 20 — Possible ultimate governmental owenrship of railroads looms out of the problems presented by the application of the railroads to the I C C for a horizontal Increase of 15 per cent In their freight rates That conclusion now seems irrestistible after inquiries into the circumstances which forced the railroads into making the application Those circumstances could not be controlled by the railroads They had primarily to do with the legal eligibility of railroad bonds for purchase as investments by such institutions as savings banks and life insurance companies Local laws generally speaking require that a railroad shall be eam-insay one andone-hal- f times its annual interest on its bonds before those bonds can be legally bought by savings banks and life insurance companies for their investment This is for the protecportfolios tion of the depositors in savings banks and of the policy holders of life insurance companies There are some 12000000 depositors in our savings banks of the mutual type and there are some 65000-i)0- 0 policy holders on our insurance companies operated for the benefit of the policy holders and their beneficiaries These depositors and policy holders together through their savings banks and insurance companies own 45 per cent of the indebtedness obligations of our railroads They are the final great consumers and possessors of railroad bonds PROBLEM OF FINANCE If savings banks and life insurance companies cease to buy railroad bonds the private financing of our railroads will become a virtual In the first four impossibility months of this year the executives 'A v’: X X :Iil BRINGS CHEER FOR MILLIONS 'f -- 'III ts President’s WOMAN HELPS HIGH TOLL IN PRISONERS IN WIDE SECTION Tonic Makes cessional World Feel Better At First Dose rf A J j? : By EDWARD J DUFFY WASHINGTON June 20— (AP)— A world afflicted by economic pains reacted Joyfully today to the pros-- U pect of a tonic prescribed under Hoover’s leadership f ‘President After the first surge of enthusiasm it was soon apparent that a new confidence was threading its way into the restlessness which of late has bee a disturbing factor in I j by-produ- cts HEAT TAKING The announcement was given at the White House after receipts of informal reports from the European governments and there isj a confidence at the cap ital that France Great Britain and the other allies will jjqin in the move and forego collection of their reparations from Germany Unless that: occurs con-- HOOVER ACTION I gj f i QUARANTINES DISCUSSED international affairs Not for many a day has there been such a distinct change in the diplomatic and financial atmosphere overnight Where early yesterday the doubts and questions that’ had seemingly become taken for granted persisted a fresh hope now is discernible There is yet no telling of course as to the full extent of the president’s forthcoming plan for helpBut aling Germany especially as promiready it is being heralded sing- a means by - which German buying power will be bulwarked thereby beneflttlng world markets ap- proval of the proposal i is riot ex- pected i Mr Hoover coupled with his anj nouncement a hope that by this expression of “desire to assist” America will have contributed to the success of ' the forthcoming land disarmament conference in Europe He reiterated that “the burden of competitive armaments nas contributed to bring about this depression” : TALKS SENATORS The steps to aid in avoiding an European financial crisis was takv en only after the had consulted with all president congressional leaders' whom he could teach He CO i annouheed that 21 senators and 18 representatives lnc:udlng both Republicans and Democrats had approved the proposal In his announcement jfthe president said “this course of action has been approved by the following Quarantines against alfalfa weeHenry F Ashurst Hiram vil will be discussed from the standBingham William E Borah James point of their effectiveness and neF Byrnes Arthur Capper Simeon cessity and the influence their en D Fess Duncan U Fletcher Car over the free in rations Blanche Smith 30 Arrest- forcement exercises of the railroads found themselves Drownings ter Glass William J: Harris Pat of of SMILES APPEAR the many terchange products in numerous Instances gradually apHeart Harrison CoraeH Hull William H Attacks Laid ed With Twin Two farm Is and manufacturer It Reports from abroad evidencec King Dwight W Morrow George proaching the time when such cesin that conditions charged cnanging the eagerness with which the peo- H Moses David A Reed Claude A sation of bond purchases by the savFalls Fugitives Temperature agriculture have not kept pace with and their leaders had been Swanson Arthur Vandenberg Robples ings banks and life insurance comstill enforced and regulations being for a palliative move from ert F Wagner David T Walsh would most conwaiting The Associated panies TWIN FALLS June 20— (AP)-(By unpleasantly Press) consequently what once was an evil the United States The encourage- Thomas J Walsh James E Watfront them Summer weather had arrived with woman believed by officers to In the form of potential economic ment A few weeks ago a most eminent vengeance over nearly all the Unitdrawn from Mr Hoover's ac- son and by the following reprelosses from infestation by this pest was reflected not only in up- sentatives: railroad president was attending a ed States yesterday Only the Pa- have assisted five federal prisoners has tivity Isaac Bararach Jo changed to the greater evil of in escaping from the Twin Falls swings of the exchange markets seph W Byrons Carl R Chind-bloo- m meeting of the officers of one of our cific coast escaped restricted distribution until here and in Europe but in optimislargest life insurance companies He It took a toll of nearly two score county Jail and two of the fugitives unjust Crowther j James W now we have interference with the was himself a participant in the lives— drownings fatalities in storms were tic expressions from governmental Collier Frank URGE Charles R Crisp Thomas movement liveof at rain Minidoka potatoes captured and press quarters as well today stock flour and meal direction of that company The prostrations and heart attacks due H Cullen George P Darrow Harand returned here Three of the The word In Berlin was that the ry A Estep Willis C Hawley Carl leading manager of it said to him: to the heat Reports of commodity committees cabinet with a happy spirit that E Mapes J C McLaughlin Earl “What about the bonds of your Tornadoes and severe electrical five men who escaped are now in which will be delivered on Tuesday been missing for weeks spent C Michener had railroad in our present possession? storms thundered across the north custody FOR C William Ramseyer constitute one ol the most dependhusband” We can’t continue to hold them un- ern plains destroying buildings and session discussing the Hoover Bertrand H Snell John Q today's Wilson able barometers of woman business condiThe Blanche Smith 30 statement of intention to help— and Allen T Treadway and Will der the law if earnings slip crops and killing at least one per- - who lived at R tions of the immediate future that The address of the bereaved wid- much more We your else Press dispatches from Wood It has been son to shall and Boise for can be obtained There are over 60 have 'nothing Gooding get by approved ow Is given i DAVID PUGH ofthere possibly reflecting the views Ambassador Charles G Dawes and rid of them and we shall not be In many parts of the middle west several years C J Carmichael 32 active individual commodity comable to the foreign office expressed gratmore of 100 rose and to legally south a buy the any Mr Owen D Young’ treat to mercury mittees representing and reporting What a careless way ification that a “change of opinion by them What are you doing to bet- or higher and the list of drownings and George E Gordon 34 alleged for MILLIONS INVOLVED husband! the following industries: Coal deceased ter your earnings? If you can’t bet- and prostrations grew longer by the liquor law violators were those arhas come in Washington” as to this action America will foreHis lumber By fruits and And Case of Germany’s situation ter your earnings your bonds will hour The death list in the middle rested today Sheriff E F Prater grain potatoes collection go Cremate him and then misplace presently minerals next' year of more vegetables dairy products be outside the law for us” west alone totaled 30 While welding his plan into shape than $245000000 said the woman would be charged livestock poultry cement salt road David Jenson Under in war debts Amhis ashes! That incident compressed into Along the easternnearly seaboard the with automobile theft connext in the few days through erica the allies in turn not A and materials expects car in building petroleum itself Advisement the whole of really basic thermometer readings were not so which she was ferences with key men in both the tb collect the $425000000 and miscellaneous sin Some husbands have a hard time difficulty that nowthe manufacture In riding with the two addition there are five perplexes our high as they were in other parts of and Democratic ranks tions owed them by GermanyreparaRepublican in the of It even after death men separate was when arrested railroad executives and that now the country but with the higher huSALT LAKE CITY —June 20 — of congress President Hoover doubt coming year reported banking committees which j stolen here Sheriff — raises the disThursday night whether cases the that will there the less The of is David have the benefit of question private midity prevails J Pugh “The! purpose of ihis action” said-th- e nate their data on financial condi- (AP) The explanation given that Prater said comfort was intense former deputy state treasurer coninformation from one tions (Continued on Page Two) for the loss came about in this manner: president ' Is to give: the forthreport through were The three arrested by Sher- five states There was hardly a town in the victed of embezzling more than Europe are Advices the reaching year to the economic recovcoming middle east or New England today iff W B Manifold of Minidoka $100000 frgm the state and David state department constantly the widow of the world and to help free RAILROADS TO ery REPORT Times are slow and a following a report the trio The railroads will deliver indi- - Jenson former Ogden attorney conthat did not report a temperature county MELLON BIG FACTOR the recuperative forces already unable to pay for an urnhadand in to had a store break into 90 attempted above been and in many places long victed of obtaining property through The importance attached in for- motion in the United States from it crypt in which to place at Acaquia (Continued on Page Two) fraud were taken under advisement eign capitals to Secretary Mellon's retarding influences from abroad t standing records were broken handed the ashes in a package Itmwas 91 In New York City at 3 by the state board of pardons foll- conferences with leaders in Great The world-w)d- e depression has man of of Hundreds thousands Britain’s government and financial affected the countries the here today owing-a p meeting Hard times had pursued of Europe beaches on headed for Decision the not persons the applications of affairs has nearby escaped notice here more severely than our own Some ' TOUGH even after he had given up Relief in the form of thunder the two men for clemency will probThere was an assumption in Lon- of these countries are to & breath of life showers within the next 24 hours ably be announced Monday at an don that he cabled Mr Hoover what serious extent tne drainfeeling of this felwas executive session Pugh has served Prime Minister Macdonald and othpromised most of the country on Wonder how soon the poor The more than two years and Jenson ers told him of the European finan- fabric of national economy debts Waits To Learn Whether low will be forgottenentirely intergovernmental a year and a half cial situation becoming in normal times weighs His Child Is Dead Or case of Ernest Trujillo con- acute This was not increasingly The denied in supportable Irving who r in the midst of this depres-sio- n heavily It was Washington Low Silver Slows name victed of participation in the slay- Washington his said “Man passes away and Alive recoling of Thomas Rhoades a Uintah From a variety of causes arising BY HALLMAN perishes from the records ALVIN a as tale that of farmer was also taken under is county memory out his of the depression such as-tlection BEVERLY HILLS Calif June 20 20 — (AP) — President Hoover’s June advisement by the board ini the price of foreign comfall is told" — LONDON (AP) Lawrence Tibbett has lived Responsibility of other state ofmodities and the lack of confidence was America a WALLA WALLA 20 Wash June 20 considering minutes stretching helping of through ficials whom they charged with negterrifying — (AP)— in How is Russia governed? That suspense economic and political stability of wheat and flour hand to Europe in her economic extremity was looked upon ligence in not checking the cash in Surplus Is an abnormal movethere abroad question has been asked The opera and motion picture the Pacific northwest could be purthe vault of the state treasurer was as ment of much of of the the Into the United by England gold tonight having coun chased significance China and star other was seated in his hotel room by claimed by advocates of a parole OVER Congress in New York Is lowering the credit States which There is the east of of if silver the United values tries the States far into war the to his entry to be supreme telephoning for Pughr of Soviets supposed “ stability of many foreign countries wife in their nome here 3000 miles were mot so depressed E H Leontwo the British once in Charles M Croft of Salt Lake Officially years government least at These and the others difficulties meeting Paaway Wednesday The gay voices ard Waitsburg miller told the conhad “absolutely nothing to sayr City former state representative abroad diminish buying power for 19 Dealers’ cific of Northwest Grain children attending a party in authoritative de- Wins Prize Por First Crossbut a of friend and lifelong Pugh composed of delegates from H It is and UTA reached his ears Suddenly Mrs vention here today He said half c o m p a rison was (Continued on Page Twof clared the accounts were manipuprovincial congresses of Tibbett urban In the flour output of northwest mills Motorless w cried www y drawn cover to ing 607 members official the former lated 'iarry’s between drowning” by has and Soviets was to China going Tibbett America’s “Drowning” advent race losses gasped in horse up gambling Plane A schedule of wheat grades discon- Faintly he could hear the frantic into the war at a Arthur Woolley and Mrs Woolley GOING When It is not in session the HERE ARE FACTS counts efforts of his wife chilrecently proposed by the and the central itical of also spoke In behalf of the BOULOGNE-SUR-ME- R the juncture Ogden trol is in the hands of Pacific Growers Inc France North Grain rescue to dren son his sat and the possibility executive committee elected at the waiting At intervals he Tibbett parole Mr Woolley declared no June 20— (AP) —Robert Kronfeld a ON WAR DEBTS cried into cutting some charges in half was of her jumping in one had counted the cash in the German Congress made the first the transmitter begging some one rejected by the association for a Mt Nebo Product today He for four said vault F? years Pugh round-tri- p to tell him what was happening but schedule making minor changes in of the English Going the economic cri- - ft X already - had served longer for his channel In crossing The presidium of the executive a motorless lower (By The Associated Press) for was the wheat there no weights milling airplane sis D response Into C on a offense other than person any committee has 27 members and has Washington sacked wheat differentials winning the $5000 prize posted by THESE are some facts and Larry playing submarine had lowering similar charge in the history of the Mr Hoover’s an- full power when the committee is dived Rrlifir London Daily Mail for the first 3 to 2 cents and the interest about war debts from a under in aft the state swimming rate on drafts from seven to six the nounCement while not in session man to would which be affected by across make the and was and pool seized with cramps trip Hoover’s back same President in the cent The LAKE SALT Dulled 20 children proposed one-yeday CITY June Peohim per from of the council Then there is thewhich is the ex- pool and they and Mrs Tibbett two i h took moratorium: to him hours It from fly (AP)— The First Presidency of the seized upon with ple’s Commissars an UnitGreat Britain near the Calais airdrome New France pays the water from of pressed his lungs organ Letter Saints ecutive and administrative church ap- - eager approval In Day to DoStates ed today the near airdrome The To Swingate approximately his boy opened eyes Mrs Tibthe central executive committee ver He stayed In England only a year in principal and proved the use of Utah marble for bett ran back to the telephone an so Interest By hour oi then hitched his “He’s all now the of L D exterior the S to he dear” chapel The government is organized Allied war debt payments to said j “He’s rignt glider to a airplane which pulled all right” at under construction Washington permit a small group to dominate Great Britain total $88750009 th ground Mrs Tibbett m telling of the inVIENNA June 20— (AP)— Dr Ba-'°n of Lower Out across the water he cast off in 1931 and 1932 and $91250000 today added “I knew Mr EL PASO Tex June 20— (AP)— ° The marble light tan In color f° court' even worse' economic - At present Stalin has the power cident e the and continued on his a year thereafter Tibbett must B Albert of Fall been former tiave because secretary suffering will be of a dictator and is obeyed Mt Nebo at cc£d& and own quarried The Otto of Germany pays Great Britain plane turned back and terribly but I coulon’t leave Larryithe interior left his home here at milled in this as much as hon- We XVieanwnue Andrew “w "Mellon wViirH rpsifrriArf in rticaCTrpPTriAntEnder was stated he is feared quite mass it city a year In reparations rvDT he finished his at about $80000000 4 more worked m enter to flight 15 William the Rusthan minutes of p the today was estimated it would furnish American secretary of the treasury ored by the great It m 10:30 annuities to revive him and thus Great Britthe p flying to through night Beaumont government hospital six months work for 100 men who is generally assumed to have sians collects most ain of her creditors from the in' Is way which be examined by army doctors He about Heber J Grant president of thecabled Mr‘ Hoover the Information financial difficulties cover to annua! debt her enough j was was his daughters accompanied by which the president acted ' Dr There is a smile where there leaves tonight for Washing- to the United States chancel-4 payment former Mrs C C Chase and Mrs Jouett church Is Seipel Ignaz week-end with his son at lor informed President MIklas ton in connection with the erection spent the gloom Franoe pays the United States FVfnrtri Elliott and his physician Dr H T of the L thisvhnrt a sleepy Cambridge the' foundation for building amounts each year LAlcliU to form failed colhe had that increasing was near Mrs wMUp Fall London Safford morning Berlin hotel in which there is not even a which is already completed Washington Installments of principal rising By and over the was at home government treated her She are president lapse a bathroom rejoicing He insists his visit called in Dr Buresch — Rome even Paris Five-Da- y from about $31090000 in 1326 not did before left She Fall Mr our administration of to decision a is nature of the Europe private to $115000000 in 1987: t WASHINGTON June 20— (UP)— accompany him v LINDY’S UNCLE DEAD His rooms at Cambridge were reto help the world out of its finanInterest did not begin until The real “Skippy” has had his first TWO FAINT IN HEAT ST PAUL r cial problems June 20— (AP)— served until Monday evening but it TOPEKA Kan June 20— (AP)— last year and until 1940 will be AMELIA HOPS OFF great adventure He was bitten by La Fond uncle of Colonel was hinted that he would be whiskWASHINGTON June 20— (UP)— Agreement by the Santa Fe shop at the rate of only one per cent George a 20— snake TULSA Okla June (AP)— Charles A Wall street sees a brighter outlook and former ed away tomorrow to confer fur Two persons collapsed today as crafts' to extend for another Italy pays the United States This “Skippy” is Percy Crosby Jr Amelia Earhart resumed her east- - deputy state Lindbergh five-da- y A London paper says the action is treasurer died of ther with Prime Minister Macdon- Washington suffered the hottest day week about the today period a year increasenwas son as America's of the creator of ward autogiro flight today leaving a stomach ailment He was 70 years ald at nearby Chequers as significant of the year Weather bureau in- which has been in effect over the ing to $15000000 in 1987 about $80000000 the moving picture and cartoon the municipal airport here at 6 a of age trance into the world war Hoovanis Mr believed in view of struments registered 98 degrees at system for the past year was It owes this year Germany of m Mo Louis known as for St youngster He formerly lived at Little Fails er’s statement Mr Mellon will be 2:30 by way m and the unsheltered bu- - nounced “Skippy” by Clyde W Shaefor in reparations The better feeling may even bring Examination of the reptile proved Springfield She was delayed heret Minn boyhood home of Colonel more open in further conversations reau p kiosk on Pennsylvania ave executive today for the shop secretary to us a great revival in business be to it her machine Lindbergh two days by repairs 'nue registered 102 A land conferences AAA crafts system committee Pro st IDAHO ESCAPE To' sen-aG- rs: - A FRIENDS CLEMENCY J That -- co-or- O di SMFACES Like U S Entry Into Big War London Says ORDEAL Purchase de-Dress- ion Wheat he TEUTON OLiDES ’ CHANNEL All-Uni- on r : t GARBLE w w w w ’ IS EAST All-Uni- on o - : : niVsVs ar Cabinet Formed Austria Leader Doctors Examine Fall In Hospital $163-0000- 09 W t£t tow-lin- : -- ‘ Bitten Skippy Harmless Snake ‘ four-century-- " old irotfc vIdllo Veek Plan ! 4 i six-mon- th one-year-- old t $425-0000- non-poisono- us r ' A 00 ’ |