| Show r priests free TO STAY Bishop Escapes Kill Him The Secret of Slenderness In Three Lessons STIMSON QUITS QUIT UTAH PIONEER GERMAN CITY Plot To DEEDS LAUDED i Kept Secret By ss:' m Secretary Off For :§ London Meetings Churches Burned I Held In Contempt MEXICO CITY July 27 — (AP) — Catholic priests In the state of Vera Cruz were free today to decide for themselves whether to leave their churches or to continue their religious offices in defiance of Governor Adalberto Tejeda and of the recently enacted state religious law Papap' Nuncio Nuiz y Flores announced he had ordered Bishop Rafael Guisar y Valencia of Vera Cruz is to inform the priests of his diocese I that they might determine fori®?'— themselves whether to stay in their churches or flee the state Meanwhile reports reached here from Jalapa capitol of state of a riot late yesterday inthe which several persons were said to have been injured and of a reputed attempt on the life of the vicar Pedro Castillo y Landa general Bishop Guisar said two men entered the house of the vicar general and attempted to kill 'him but he escaped and was in hiding Four Jalapa churches were damaged by fire Saturday as a result of 'mob violence The disturbances have accompanied Governor Tejeda’s attempt to enforce a state law which limits to 13 the number of priests allowed to exercise their religious functions in the state which has a populaHere’s the secret of a movie actress’ slender figure: tion of about 1300000 y®ur back go through the motions of ?n bicycle to reduce both ankles and thighs j$7 7' IS BERLIN July 27— CAP) —secretary of State Henry L Stimson left for Amsterdam today by airplane on the way to London shortly after an audience with President Von rg ' :'N:: V Mass Meeting Concludes Covered AVagonj Days Celebration i SALT LAKE CITY 27— (AP) The first annual July three-da- y Covered Wagon celebration was history today Days with the closing feature a mass ! Hin-denbu- He maintained to the last his policy of extreme discretion and when an American correspondent asked him to give his impressions of the audience with the president he replied: “As an American citizen you know that one never quotes the president That’s my answer here too In my position one must be careful” Then after a especially pause “needless to say the visit was most pleasant" Ambassador Von Prittwitz Gaffron who was at Tempelhof und airdrome to see Mr Stimson off In the regular Dutch airways passenger plane disclosed that he had as interpreter for the secretaryacted and the president but when he was ask-- 1 ed what they talked about he smiled lie and said “That I can not say" Associated Press Photo From Amsterdam the secretary Dr William F Doyle was sert plans to motor to Hook of Holland and continue by ship to London Xi- - tenced to 30 days In Jail for con though he maintained his reticenceltempt as a resut of a legislative e nto New York City’s concluded his last interview withivestI9aton correspondents with a sentence re- - flovernment He refused to tell with he split $2000000 In fees garded here as of the utmost signi-jhoUcace from his practice before the board The present financial trouble In standards and appeals he said “is due largely Germany” to a temporary lack of confidence and I am certain that with courage and a return of confidence Germany ON will recover her prosperity” in the taLatter-da- y bernacle of the meeting Saints church Sunday at which! prominent men in the affairs of modern Utah paid tribute to the accomplishments as well as the hardships of those who first came into the west More than 7000 persons attended Governor Dem Senator Smoot Senator King and Anthony W Ivins member of the first presidency of the church all told of the importance of the pioneers in the development of the west and pointed to the Covered Days celebration as a greatWagon success Governor Dem said the celebration was possible only because of the spirit of the people of Utah -A covered wagon celebration might be held in any western state but it is particularly important in Utah because here began the first permanent settlement by covered wagon pioneers “Many explorers r adventurers trappers and hunters had been here earlier but the Mormon pioneers who came here led by the great statesman and leader Third seated touch toes with fingers (without bending came here to stayBrigham Young the knees) to straighten line from knee ta thigh built homes in the wilderness They They And that on the word of Frances Dee ought to give you built roads and bridges and instiThen standing bend to the floor 50 times a figure as trim as hers tutions that we enjoy today” Senator Smoot praised the “courGRAF OVER age the faith the industry and the II foresight of these heroes of modEgg Is em civilization in western amer-icand said “the of To Cake these mountain vales toopening civilization IN is a distinct parallel to the foundAIR NEW YORK July 27 — (AP)— Is ing of American institutions” Mr Ivins related the changes John R Voorhis the grand old man Speeding To Make Contact since of he came to Utah in 1853 and Hall Tammany celebrated his Business Office Corner Drag More Unemployment ' Due With Russian Ice 102nd birthday today by “There has been a greater de U S r rinds Store Brigham City expert Laying partaking Plane Cracks Up In Texas — — ’ of an a and the last century °lvelopment egg of milk during If glass Breaker which Factories Shut his physian said would do him more in the conveniences and: physical OTTAWA Ohio July 27 — (AP)— And Two 492-J- -l Meet Phone Death comforts of life than in all the The Lima Morning Star at Lima Down good than cake Times Aiwa vs FRIEDRICHSHAFEN Correspondent Elizabeth Bair Germany Ohio has advised farmers in Putcenturies preceding Instantly Besides the grand sachem of nam county tb&t hereafter they may WASHINGTON Tammany hall— that is his social tiJuJy 27— (UP)— dirigible Gnv? Zeppelin °put well zAmN9TPN July 27— (AP)— SAN for subscriptions with wheat at Dr Julius Klein assistant ANTONIO pay of tle Texas July 27 Commerce Lamont has his other is president of the above the Arctic circle at 68 degrees v secretary ced the administration on rec-- Lost Boy board of elections— said he didn’t (UP) — Two Kelley field army flying the fate of 50 cents a bushel somenorth latitude longitude 43 east telleve the United if LOlIl LOSt And what King than the want wireless report from the ship present mar- States is climbing out of the depres-- l any more birthday cakes “I ve cadets were killed instantly today ket higher 5ondoning temporary wage — too many birthday cakes al- when their was received at the Zeppelin works son?e cases where indus- sion and making progress toward To Home had plane crashed at Fort The paper advised Its readers that preventing in Xtremely difficult posi- here just before midnight ready I don’t want any fuss this Clark near Bracketville six bushels of the grain sent to a “We are future business declines time” On the basis of the position re- revSaled £°day in cor obviously coming out of mill at Lima will immediately start the depression ported at that time by the dirigible co??ce deDrtmeffbllC by' the hasBRIGHAM CITY July 27 —Word Another unusual point in the The dead: now” Dr Klein said SALT LAKE CITY July 27— the to them Wheat sells for paper reached here that Clyde Fors-- birthday program this year was his Robert Burke Dyersburg Tenn she was well on her way to FranzPr radio address last “and A young unmasked gunman held up 40 to 42 cents a bushel here son of Mr and Mrs- Leo radio interview with Dr Thomas made his position known at the spie time we arenight Joseph land where Dr HugoTEck- - Lamont M the a downtown cafe at 1:15 a m Orear seeing George Fla Jasper a tter to Representative ener commander expected to make Ln a lifelong friend Porsgren of Appledale near laid an for Darlington stable enduring day taking $61560 in cash and a The was SnUNS VACCINATION plane wrecked but did was brought to his home late w1?’rTmocrat Rhode Island in will resist another $135 diamond ring from the today with the Russian which that prosperity NEW not YORK the on catch fire Officers reported secretary declined to in- - Sunday night by friends of the fam- played Afterward luncheon was July 27— (AP)— Maligin Sam Argentos George Bernard Shaw still thinks Stressing the need for accurate prietor The ship left Leningrad at' 11:10 “!Ker? in textile ily from the western portion of Box served Those present included Inez he accident here cutting While Joseph Davis sat eating in is vaccination Rilbde Blder useless a m Sunday (4:10 a m E S T) Island against which and danger- statistics and their correct interpre-th- e j111 county He had been missing Grey Ilene Carlson Wilma Facer Gate cafe the gunman Eagle ous In a letter received by Dr C tation he said “better knowledge as walked Ilia Call Uarda Grey Lloyd and her schedule called for about 15 F?nT?n pr?jested and asked admin-si- x since Friday to Mr Argentos who Automatic up machines ati0n vending Pabst of aid who Edelbert Nebeker Daniel electrically refrigerated will wanted to all phases of the intricate opera- - was at a cash register Brooklyn days in the Arctic during which The Box EWer sheriff’s office and ordered o deliver know if Shaw was vaccinated tion of industry wider distribution a the party nf scientisist aboard period of depression a d which conducted a search for the Zundel Ortis Pettingill Evelyn ParThe robber bottle of tendered a milk 10 cigar for cents Shaw wrote: “General vacish Lavon infantile to gather data about winds ena Lamont wrote Henderson Elaine Grey and repay 5 cents when of ascertained facts and institution $10 bill in payment and corpo-an- d Joy was also informed “Many that the today bottle cination an is Villiam Call Mrs Lottie Grey and 3 returned in unscientific abomina- of effective research into economic Argentos started to make! when ration which were not well protected ohir ley Corless 12 was weather districts tion change of factory and should be a criminal Leon Cordon the guest of by reserves accumulated in years of rom her home near Corinnemissing actors will make for business sta- - whipped out a gun and demanded honor Philadelphia She and the hostesses and CorApplicants for an automobile driv- - good business find themselves at the 32filastiSieeni Sunday afternoon 'the contents of the register don father of the guestJoseph ing license in Great Britain are now prent time in extremely difficult of honor into walking Corinne Miss Carma Cordon who is emrequired to sign a declaration 0f F5"10115' Many of them have BIRTHDAY PARTY" in fitness ready cut dividends and salaries ployed passed the weekWILLARD July 27— Edwin Cor- end at the Ogden “Some of them are faced with the don home of her parents Mr of the late grandson Patriarch Mrs Joseph Cordon of Willard prospect of closing down altogether E P Cordon of Willard was the and and thus creating more unemployMiss Lavon Henderson of Malad ment or alternately seeking tempo- guest of honor at a birthday party s visiting at the home of her aunts his given mother Mrs Joseph the Misses Maggie by rary wage reductions and his sister June of Wil-ar- d derson of Willard and Lucy Hen“I very greatly regret that these cordon on cases should occur but I do not beSaturday afternoon comMiss Parish of Elba Idalieve it is the duty of the govern- plimentary to his eleventh birthday ho is Evelyn her vacation as a passing The anniversaryment to interfere in which cases — activities were guest of her cousin Miss Ortis the lawn where games were neither do I think such interference igldon of Willard could be effective” Lamont’s position was regarded as extremely significant because of the administration’s insistence hitherto in opposing wage cuts The broad Classification he made would apply to all industries and not merely the textile industry Lamont prefaced his statement of policy with a reiteration of the administration’s stand several months ago against wage cuts “The president’s position in the matter of wage reductions is well 3000000 feet purchased in one lot! 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