| Show THE OGDEN SUNDAY MORNING JULY 22 1934 r AND VARIATIONS r Violation Seen If Force Used To Influence Customer ff 7 Meeting Places Wrecked Scores Arrested As Vagrants CASEY f on alleged "V-- B:il GHiN ' VANCCLrJJ re ST (I there ('Ti VIVACE i r IS- - Df4i sV'i''i'w x t f '' - i ' may be provided "To penalize abuse the payment of overtime for hours wprked in exV: cess! of the state maximum but with in the tolerance should be required 4 y4 Where a definite tolerance is not sufficient particular defined circum stances (such as emergency maintenance and repair) may justify un limited tolerance with bayment of A baseball target rack—with the wooden caricature heads labeled In derision of labor and mediation overtime for all time in excess of the headers— was brought to light in the raiding of a Communist party headquarters in San Francisco ! maximum" one of several wrecked by a group of "vigilantes" Mayor Rossi Edward F McGrady assistant secretary The provision for customer class!- - nf labor: JoseDh P Rvan international Dresident of the International Longshoremen's association: ficatlon would require code author!- - Edward Vandeleur president San Francisco labor council and chairman of the general strike corn- ties to keep a current classification mlttee William Green president American Federation of Labor and Archbishop Edward J Ilanna or au types or customers jor ineir in- president of Roosevelt a national longsnoremen s Doara were among mose caricatured idustries witn complete qenniuon 01 'each class in terms of functions or Violence as purchasers of defined: quantities full infirmation must be made available! to all Industry members 20 days In Ohio Onion lafter submission to the adminlstra -- f A AS WATER BAD I COERCION BARBED t Needy Forced To Drink From Well As City Shuts Off Their: Supply Patch r No Interest —No Carrjing Charge Assistant Postmaster Edgar Stevenson has turned over his wa A col- - muw nrcATTTR Ala Julv 21— fTTPI— ietuun u w waujr of M Pencille the to Arthur Force£i to drink from a stagnant spiders well twelve persons on federal relief University :of Nevada for scientific rnii wpt m frnm fvnhnM fPVAr ti ' --T dav investigators found their dtv slTriTiv vai1 lt nff fnr : Stevenson saia Fencme wno 13 in nonpayment of bills leaving the Ogden temporarily will use the spionfnmlnfttd wU thHr nnlv nmw Apni r evnprimfntii on Inspnt con- Urol The black widow variety Is of supply The suirerers au neignbors at- tracted the attention of city health The large crop of young spiders authorities today whenjt was dls- covered that they lived within a ra- - grew - in ajar kept in Stevenson's dius of a few blocks1 of an old well f °"ice aiter a man employe naa An investiKation f revealed that presented him with one of the those stricken were members of six mother spiders families They were unemployed and Whipping fof boy thieves in Scot unable to meet long past due water land has been found to have little I bills ' effect in reforming the culprits uity aumonues ordered an ex Band Program To Start amination of the well and an analy Events Games Dance sis of the water which all admitted drinking revealed it contained ty Scheduled i pnoid germs a At where the suffer- hospital (Hooper will begin celebrating Floner day next Tuesday at one ers were taken it was reported that p m The local band w 11 be on tne P1"6"15 were cncicany m ftb5 park grounds to start off the events There will b two ball day's games one between the Hooper and Rites Held i l4oy A league teams and the oth er between Hooper "A" land "B league teams There will bo chariot ijaces and BOISE July' 21 — (UP) — Burial numerous stunts Other races will here today of Joseph P Wilson 88 feature a potato race an Elopement another ! of the few re away put race a saddle race a muiical race links between the present maining ana otners and the old days of gold in Boise The program will cone ude with basin gi dance at night Wilson came west by ox cart in 1864 as a lad of 18f With his fath OUTING SITE CnOSEN er he camped on Eoise river a little iToL i t w I HOOPER PLANS TO CELEBRATE continued The Stockton raiding party originally numbered about 70 and formed at the civic memorial auditorium prepared to break up a Communist meeting In the courthouse square Each of the 70 members of the crowd carried two foot clubs Police spoiled the plan to raid the meeting however when they arrived first and broke it up The raiding party then moved toward Communist headquarters its numbers growing each block until fully 500 were in the crowd The Communists gathered there fled The party completely wrecked the meeting place which formerly was & United Brethren church The windows were broken and furniture demolished j RAIDERS NEARLY BATTLE Just at the height of the raid a party of Stockton longshoremen arrived at a nearby Communist street meeting bent on breaking it up A part of the first raiding party approached for the same purpose Not recognizing each other the evening almost ended in a battle between the two raiding parties At Sacramento a large crowd of alleged Communists was rounded up by police but when officers questioned them for possible deportation they found only two aliens in the group both Chinese For Idaho Pioneer Resident 'xO if p J$S f"? 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"l ITT ' ' V 1 th — Klan To Fight Reds Causing Strike Riots ATLANTA Ga July 21— (UP)— The Ku Klux Klan is "going after radicals responsible for such disorders as in Minneapolis and Koh-lWis and the general strike in San Francisco M O Dunning chief of staff announced today A state meeting of klan officers was scheduled for here tomorrow and a national convention will meet in Atlanta August 6 fI r mi j 11 - r MOBILGAS GASOLINE With Tetra-eth- Lead yl 21V2C Only er 100 to Sunday Monday Tuesday Monthly STAR OIL CO I 31st St and Washington Ave 1 No Interest No rinrrvlniy Chawf mmM $545 Buy a 100 Cotton Mattress cotton! Roll idge biscuit tufting and A truly sensational mattress offer! 100 11 1 fa Goat This Price y 0 14-1- I - " 0 j CLUBS CARRIED McGUFFEY O July 21 — (UP)—-Violencontinued over a wide front H in the world's largest onion patch Miners and carryin g smoking warnwhile weeders today striking 47 matches caused in Ehg deaths ed onions would "freeze In the in the last year fields" before they will allow them lish coal mines m— — to be harvested recent hurricane des Salvador's Hundreds of illiterate overalled of the coffee trees union weeders have been on strike troyed one-fiffor five weeks demanding higher wages and shorter hours ce To Scientist I to Continued Official Gives Babu Stoide rs TWELVE SUFFER Communists In San Francisco 65 more suspects were arrested over night and held on vagrancy charges In Stockton 75 miles away 500 citizens wrecked a Communist headquarters One arrest was made J abuse Intimidation coercion! or other use of influence to affect a custom ert Exclusion or inclusion would be & code violation Provision for tin! form prices discounts or differen ! tials Is not permitted j A special commission appointed by Administrator Hugh 8 Johnson to study cods effects upon epployment of workers mentally or physically handicapped today reported that employers must hire "a proper VTO-- tt portion" of such workers to prevent them from having to be pensioned "&t enormous cost K£?LJSSS' Patterns Suitable for Any Room last night and early today in various parts of California t RYAN The new policy: "Tp the extent that it is impracticable to provide an inflexible maximum! hours limitation in view of peculiar seasonal or other needs of an industry a stated maximum with proviso for a definite tolerance on a weekly or dally basis tor ' f lvil©F3 (Uiiiaiiie© SAN FRANCISCO July 21 — (UP) —Raids both legal and extra-leg- al WASHINGTON Julj 21 — (UP) — Tlie jNJttA loaay auuimuicu uu new policies concerning maximum work hours classification of custom ers and valuation of materials in cost formulas of codes I The policies are not to be arbitrarily applied to approved codes In codes awaiting: approval provision -not! conforming to new policies will be stayed to give industry an op portunity to show the necessity for j variation o Ome RAIDS STAGED CODE POLICIES o R Labor And Mediation Leaders Are Caricatured 'REDS' FLEE AS NR A LISTS NEW to penalize STANDARD-EXAMINE- oeauiuui ucK uruer youm wiuio ayuauic Bed Spring: and Mattress :i t: ?545 each unit " :U ( JJ IXSJoQJ TI j $3 J2W££ ?e rarm CvanI Kooney Beus ' SU3DIEK O Pastel Crepes! 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DENVER July 21— (AP)— The Jones ship steward to trie United thinned acreage of sugrar beets In I fU DfA w ureaiA vv estem ougar companrj was oruerea umica Loaav hy Magistrate C Vincent Br6wn who territory including Colorado in a written judgment that Drask Montana and Wyoming is he was convinced Jones was reallv 13 3 per cent less this year than last omciais said today Arthur O Wilson of derpi-vnr- t Tne future of the crop depends wanted in Texas for the mUrder of a : woman more than usual upon rainfall dur- The woman was Mrs Irene rvhoit Ing the remainder! of the summer of Cleveland whose nude body was 0?ficIals 8aid as Irrigation ditches louna jmov 7 1933 on the ripvrt aiC running low in most districts near van Horn Tex The suspect who was takn custody May 29 when the liner Lady Nelson cabled in at Georgetown a uuiana claimed that his name was Montreal and that he was born in Toronto j 1929 - 1930 - 1931 Fifteen days are allowed Jones in which to enter an appeal o? institute habeas corpus proceedings I - : Ne-decla- red af Tn siPSi 1fi and Coroner Says Death ui uin Accidental x New ' Ford WASHINGTON July )— Death of Louise Breckinridge 17 daughter of CoL Henry Breckin- ridge attorney for CoL Charles A Lindbergh was accidental Dr" Benjamin C Peery acting coroner of Montgomery county held jtoday fT will issue a certificate of accidental death" Dr Peery slid a£-(UP- V-- Q' Cor cl f YOU NEED " lit) for - The 24 th IIUNTER-KBIBAL- Ii 26th St near Washington n Salle I Handreds to choose from for your dinners Fresh killed and dressed whileholiday you wait e (' New ColorsI The Heavy velvet tied and dyed scarfs in rainbow colors long silk fringe most fascinating scarfs that will beautify your home For pianos radios end tables etc 16x45 28x28 18x60 32x32 3p8CiaI 18x72 36x36 Special Ofl H9 ' (0(0 f ' Special 0rtS 60 Pi—l I Wl' I JUT Terms: $6 Monthly SUHELY here is convincing proof that It is time to room buy a new living davensuite! 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