| Show i i I i WEATHER Fair UTAH: M' night and Friday colder south-ea- st portion to- night IDAHO: Fair and local tonight days mi i— inMi'iiMiw Year-- No Slxty-flft- h - '7w 'V ! to- to-ni- gh Fri- fcy wu frosts (ytW Viy FOURTEEN PAGES 105 OGDEN CITY — CALM OF SALT Views r 'I RIVER VALLEY At the meeting! of Rotarians on Wednesday W E Zuppann present IS SHATTERED By FRANK FRANCIS 1 ed a most optimistic message on the agricultural outlook in this region O —" He cave the results of a survey proving that the (farm income for northern Utah this year wm com pare most favorably with the rec ords in the past j although predic tions were made that the farm rev enues would disappear because of me croutn r BY EXPLOSIVE White Farmers Set Off Dynamite In Japanese Farm Ditches — — — — IS ' m m rnM Jt m M m m mm Jl mm TMil mm m W J l Moiiey Paid To eeoTdr Stolen CMld lis Foimid AWAITED Cashing of Marked Bill Leads to Arrest of Unnaturalized German Accused of Having Accepted Ransom Bills From "Jafsie" r:- - A 4 i FLOOD TWENTY ACRES emergency conservation works camp which is being He made a statistical review item THE at the Pine View dam is a drouth relief camp by item of farm crops to sustain Oriental Leader Demands his contention that the farmers have coma ana not oe movea to city property in South soieiy Protection For His held their own and many of their rur canyon ior me clearing or camp exounas Jjj n Lar crops have returned more money People son reclamation service engineer of Salt Lake declared than In other seasons PHOENIX Ariz Sept' tuuay ai iue:viiy cummissiun — meeung He himself ' y Reclamation Bureau Spokesmen Say Use of Conservation Camp Men Would Reduce Cost of Project to Irrigators mm i ' r- THEIR REPORT mess WI l' - Ogden City Votes Against Setting Up Gamp At Dam Site TT 1 Jsvw MlCa J V t&lk Il Mm)nmi J) t t: UTAH THURSDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 20 1934 — m— — — bllMJii lljjJN EjPivJ arid IT a thought ' I 111 s — News J'' l j f 20-(A- UEVV YORK Sept 20— (A?)— Bernard Richard mann of 1279 East 222nd street the Bronx was h r Haupt-- N arrest-i- d today as the receiver of $50000 ransom money paid by a fruitless effort to recover lis kidnaped son and authorities recovered $13750 of the Colonel Charles A Lindbergh in P) m The camp Question was discussed t —Dynamite shattered the quiet the from many angles for over two hours Salt River valley has enjoyed since s t? nsom moncv The white farmers recently withdrew H board R city Rutledge TO Announcement of the arrest was J Can you tell us any details of th their demand that Japanese and regional forester- Mr Larson J R lade by Police Commissioner John trip up?" Iaktsch Ogden reclamation engiHindus evacuate their lands O Ryan acting as spokesman for i DETAILS PROMISED neer representatives of labor and Three bombs were hurled on Japthe department of justice New Jcr ' ! will give you the details later anese farms early yesterday Twenty citizens attended pey state police and his own de today at police headquarters or acres or farmland were inundated The session ended with Mayor ' partment possibly tomorrow" O'Ryan said Ilarman W Peery and Commissioner He brought out the fact that Og- when one explosion tore out an irri was said an O'Ryan kidHauptmann "Do believe you dam The home E of R Eugino Fred Williams voting to protest den in "Nation's Business" is rec- gation auen niegauy in in is country Hav- naped the LindberghHauptmann to XJtah's congressional delegation baby?" reportognized as one of the bright spots was slightly damaged in another ing entered this country as a stow ers asked r in Washington against establishon the trade map of the United bjast In all three cases dynamite 1 away 11 years ago "I have no comment at this time" was set off in irrigation ditches near ment of the camp at Pine View and States is five about feet Hauptmann O'Ryan replied the homes of Japanese farmers Governor To Attend Even requesting their aid In moving it to 'right inches tall and weishii about j "In your opinion" a reporter No one was Injured but the Rev in South Fork Com A board of three men headed by Governor John Wlnant property city Is He offered the suggestion that if Junro nf ilSO pounds He wore a erey check asked "does this solve the LindFriday Saturday A leader missioner George O'Connor voted New was created Ogden aims to aggressively sell it- demandedKashltani Japanese President Roosevelt to Hampshire by light brown hat blue shirt bergh kidnaping?" Inquire Into- lue protection of "life and "Ogden against this protest declaring that the nation-wid- e Day" self to the outside! now is the time textile to strike serve as and tie and brown shoes a arbitrapatterned voluntary O'Runyan conferred for a motne government has investigated the wuu tuiHiimnT property of Japanese" in the valley l uus leaturcs are regular dui ais mcmoers are xxic v oiner itavmond ment al ineprsn with officials and then reBY DAVID II MANN matter and is following a policy agitation has "gone (left) president of the borough of Brooklyn and a veteran He said the people in the dust too far" he said itinguished by sunken gfey eyes an3 plied: TREMONTON Sept 20— (Special in protcstine to t0r' and Marlon 6ralth nd hU hair U ttorm area of the 'prairie states are Consul General Tonokazu Hori in —The big tenth annual Box Elder trteht no Pres fonj "Yes it will" (Aftatedla shade between brown and red photos) Asked discouraged Many of them have Los Angeles whether any specific county tin ee day fair opened its cerning the camp and explained the His whole appearance was that of charge had been made accumulated and have money and RELICS ON GOVERNOR doors at fen o'clock this morning ecw setup against n laborer His clothes were of good undoubtedly will turn away from the commissioner said I am relying entirely upon the ana record crowds on hand to view Hauptmann RELIEF DROUTH material but i habby their present deplorable surround- good faith and Justice of the Ameri- the free exhibits and to attend the the investigation has not been ccn He said that when the drouth bc SULLEN ings to seek Investments elsewhere can people and on Gov Mbeur of rodeo in the afternoon on this man ATTITUDE eluded came acute seven CCO camps were "He not been booked" has Arizona to see that the Japanese in was sullen The grounds were colorfully drap assigned to the reclamation service Houptmann's attitude "Has he been seen by Dr Conand his lips were compressed dur They could be induced to migrate tne eait River valley are treated ed with bunting and appropriate for drouth relief work and that two to a region like thbr which in a fairly" the consul general said in decorations and band music was In of them were established in Utah While don (Jafile)?" ang the entire proceedings ! "I have no comment to make on of a strain made has such he no nervous had made period he appeared to be eon announcing protest the air as the festival spirit reign The Pine View camp is being moved it that" remarkable showing agriculturally to Washington or Tokyo well O'Ryan said himself ed The crowds were enthusiastic irom Ephralm he said where the rolling In making his announcement Poand economically He was arrested yesterday at 9 Previously the Arizona governor about the increased number of high men have been working on a canal naa indicated he would act stern v Quality exhibits and the effort that p m at Webster avenue the Bronx lice CommLvioner O'RyanvJUsued th Everyone of the 235 men in the if white agriculturalists resorted to was put forth in making the an camp he said are residents of Utah He denied having anything to do following statement: Un ion Our banks are "Improving their fi- violence in their efforts to drive nual event Leader Demands "I have an important statement the kidnaping but made no with most of a huge success them from Salt Lake county Able! Sailing btatcment nancial outlook until today they are orientals from the rich valley VandcrbiltV same I was answer His mcmoers the Textile were Be taken from relief Continued en Paft Three) GOVERNOR COMING Report in a stronger position than in years to all Questions a negative shake FRICTION GROWS rolls at the time of their enlistment Credited For Great Made Governor H Public ac Blood has Henry Friction first reached a delicate jpf the head This was his only and most of them have dependents i - Victory j r When the banks closed arid then point several weeks ago when a mass cepted an invitation to visit the when asked whether ha response Mr while i4iron declared HYDE PARK N Y Sept 20— were reopened March 10 1933 all meeting of white farmers Issued an fair on Friday it was announced only three of the men inthat the and where he Kidnaped baby the camp CAP)— Findings of the special board here today and other state officials to be ABOARD U S C Q CUTTER got the money but 1417 national banks remained ultimatum ordering all Nipponese to are established are here from expected to be on hand to see Weber county 333 men have been of inquiry in the textile strike were zo' In answer to a direct open vine siranaca institutions naa acser ineir larms They withdrew O'Ryan cJJniby mpl' the Ab y handled submitted to President Roosevelt to- ViX?u?r largo exhibits of agriculture enlisted from Weber AMERICAN B question after t (AP) Harold 000 2207004 ineir demands after the Tokyo iroten deposits of f most conferring with the j of county industrial ar and other Governor New Wlnant of vanderbllt American the products day by defender J V tnr mnmmt nttM&u state oince tthee aii and the xorcign tnem rrom relief rolls and are work RHE depart camo Rainbow the chairman Hampshire the he believed charging solved arrest through thU the Last week tha- - frozen asKft of ment m Washington had expressed ranged in CCO camps elsewhere ing Washington le The event will end Saturday des Further he said additional CCO en- lee- - kidnaping case The governor carefully refrained winawara icg oi tne those closed banks had been reduced concern that any untoward incident Cleveland f 11 I course ov to lead to t irom ignated on "Ogden day" t Batteries: strained Japanese to 131244000 might the ercome listments have been called' for and expressing any opinion loaay Cohen and Phillips a 40 second ad- - I NEW YORK American relations and repercussions Those responsible for the attrac more than 100 of them will probably ftnKe w newspaper men berore go Sept 20— (A P)— Harder and Brenzcl Via Manchukuo tion are me following fair execu come from Weber eountv vantage inaeavour neid at tne Pol It annotinM tnHav thv ng to tne summer White House sOver two billion dollars has been in The and scored her first n custody the man who received white halfway were ooaru farmers MJM A N tive trances members: appoase'd dentins Fishburn or The river View Pine secretary victory inmark Ogden recovered for the depositors races over the Brit- - the $50000 ransom money raid bv three 01 by promises of state and county offiwas Am laoor to called L Weidmann vice the is expensive water Engl- president 6 11 I ish cials to enforce the alien land law president Mrs Pearl Hunsaker vice project Roosevelt Charles A Lindbergh in an ln- - Philadelphia challenger conference table neer Larson and pol today fb tvi continue t 7 3 There now is on deposit in the which forbids aliens leasing or ownThe victory made the' count two effectual effort to recover his kid- - Chicago c will cost the irrigators from tncre was every Indication that the water J Dewey president secretary Marcum Batteries: and Hayes: national' banks of the country ap ing agricultural land in Arizona and treasurer and the following 550 to S80 an acre foot Anv wnrv th president was reaay xo tase action races for Endeavour and one for leaped son two years ago were filed against sev- board members: T I Davis P c ECW camp men can do would re- - on the textile strike now two weeks Rainbow proximately twenty billion - dollars man is Bernard Kicard Earnshaw and Bhea Complaints Tne This is an increase of nearly- !4 bil eral Hindus Japanese and whites Petterson James Walton Mrs Mable duce the cost to thft farm oia nUn a Rainbow's margin Of victory was lauptmann of 1279 East 222nd NATIONAL since the first of the Some charges were later withdrawn lion dollars street The Bronx ladfield B MUton Marble three buying the water 26 seconds " minutes ofi Second The tame: RILH year Others still await trial announcement man The said the 20— He is said to WASiiiNQTON ficial manned (AP) it fh was: finish Sept in ex Rainbow the attractive 3:13:34 Outstanding Louis i 7 9 s an alien and came to this coun-r- y ancw Gorman chairman of the Endeavour 3:19 j hibits of choice farm animals were members of the camp clear brush 0 t l Boston 11 have as a shown an years-agbanks The Increase stowaway the following: Hogs ton litters and from the reservoir area and tear out textile strike committee demanded Immediately after crossing th Batteries: Walker and Dei&neey assets twelve in In over The announcement 1X1115 brief of months aa f i police ine report oi tne presi line Endeavour asked a Chester white pigs horses chil- tne old Utah power pipeline pre- contained no further details but Frankhouse and Bpohrer three billion dollars dent's mediation board be made ment of tomorrow's startpostpone dren's pinto riding ponies saddle paratory to rebuilding until a the street po- K ogden is successful in Viavinrr puDiic lmmeoiateiy horses and Clydesdales and Belgium later nour than ten-fort- yi aZ at the Greenwich announcea m The VJL air RHE I wncre wc Germans statement was made race eommittw fice breeds one stallion valued at $2400 the camp removed from the pinp — anmnc Only five small insured banks have w V VM blia lb rnnt 3 10 0 Cincinnati was was made whUe View surcharged site he said this camn will ho failed in the past eight months The cattle: Holsteins Herefords ShortSecretary Perkins and Gover would give its decision after reach New rumors York 4 10 3 G John hor same Wlnant of moved ts for chairman elsewhere— the vrru not horns Smith average period between Guernseys and Jersey (pick ing port Lom announcement Battterles: and said: rith: Derringer 1921 and 1932 had been 519 failures of the valley sheep: Hampshire —where they can continue to work rtne mediation board were on their bard! Hubbell have man in and the a on custody Dahning In each eight months Rambomllet drouth relief projects and the way lo conierence witn President and Lincoln breeds who received the ransom money Agreement On Wages and The animals were yae vsltk are well groomed water users under the dam would °°seve a To Nine He is Bernard Richard Hauptmann I is apparent" Gorman said in good shape and fat and sleek pay the full cost of the proiject Hours Affects Of 1279 222nd street i East Echo and East Canyon reservoirs The w 2 8 0 uiab ine report in me naas oi Brooklyn rp aid TO IRRIGATORS EXCELLENT EXHIBITS have been drained to the bottom Proi- - He ? an aIieli wno came Grimes and Pad- we can lessen the cost tr Secretary of Labor Perkins and it Employes Batteries: "If Hoyt In the center of the fair grounds drouth-stricke- n to this country as a stowaway 11 den Munns and Berres public at once irrigators we want Pu8ht to be made ' was the agricultural building with to Neb SeDt 20— fAP years Tne aams nave: served a great A OMAHA do so" said Mr Larson "In inc Geiay t"at nas already tken I i MEXICO D F Sect 20 f AP) nn ago" of farm produce and handirw nf tV oumuaru purpose They have impounded the I is astonishing and I am un- - Belated agreement on waers exhibits are place seekine RKE to hold Ephralm they to the dispatches said newspathat flood waters that have savef the and hours was sisrned last nteht hv work Upon entering here fair vis- - this camp which we are Hauptmann a short time Chicago able to account for it Unless it is 7 24 0 to moving wer °aiu iway mai at ago paia ior some gasoune at a greeted with an excel Ogden' crops of this region Without them Union Pacific system federation 105 ?tors made public I fail to see that any- r realized 14 3 that work the They Philadelphia were iunc 200 persons me Bornx filling station with a $10 (jciued "iver vny exniDit oi these boys were doing was there would have been a serious °t Railway Em nloves of Amer ient is to be thing accomplished Wameke through Bush Batteries: tad rtificflt ujureti ana mousanas made home- - told condition In all this farming dis- - ica an affiliate of the American woodwork There was a profusion tne ioaa on tne farmer" lessening tnat report and the Winant bcaid ess - OTarrell ColHartnett:Hansen an Dy The nrnnrWnr Jwram s eaerauon oi Laoor Tne aeree- - also of faU and summer flowers and earthquake last Saturday trict He pointed out that Weber countv might as well not have been named wie ttaie oi jansco at ment wm affect 700 employes of fruits— one of the best ever seen has twice the use of the banned money and lins Davis and Wilson '"1"" — — M as men many in several small and isolated villages notified police The report said working in the valley Fruits including CCC They offer evidence of the good union men said camps as will come to the First game: were reported destroyed RHE and were out that the man had an automobile peaches apples COAST comes SHOWMAN grapes DEAD from wiuou the storage of which omciais said tne agree ecw camp present 4 6 3 The Louis was said St reports that nracticallv which found to have been SAN DIEGO Calif Sept 20— water and they prove that wisdom ment meant the end of the com-- 1 standing tin the displays Commissioner Fred E Williams 3 0 Lake-Cua- le was Boston every New building in near tolen razed in union the establishment of an The Future Farmers of America in asked if the work to be done Jersey (AP)— Harry Hayward 81 for 50 is being shown in the building of pany Talpa the Davis f've-daCarleton and by Batteries LindDel the before CSoncepcion y wood the 'Bramador fJRht-howeek View a dam ion Ogden river night theatrical manager of the day and this building exhibited prize dls- - camp in question was not work for years the Pine i ocrgn oaoy wu kidnaped March l Brandt and Hogan Pacific coast died at his home here wm aputea jof a 5age scaIc tnat wiJl compare plays of grain vegetables such as 1932: (Continued on Pare Three) wim mat oi any railroad tomatoes onions potatoes etc The When tne ogaen river project is i4"1 early today after a long: illness j QUESTIONS ANSWERED completed the farmers within this m the country" Neither union men Utah-Idah- o Sugar company featur rORTY-FIV- E DROWNED company officials would com ed beet resistance seed The Honey I watershed will be in a most favored formal After the announcement CALCUTTA India Eept 23- V i Vit w"tu W1C ncw scaie pro- ville farm bureau exhibited samples Commissioner O Ryan Col J Nor (LT)— Fcrty-flv- e position They then will be able to drowned persons of green tomato packs Other cities man Schwarzkopf superintendent of say their hazards in farming have over-turnwinds when strong worKcrs anecteo tne today oy agree- and their exhibits been reduced to a minimum New Jersey state police Inspector Dewey ment will be machinists boiler ville: A huge map Included: the a boat Noakhall off at the showing city mouth of the Gang cs Only five cf kSrs' b!acjcsmlths sheet metal me nearoy mountains and prod Of late great areas in Russia UB ucts produced Eiwood: An inter- IUF)— If Fort Worth teacher tnimt rtf invitcrtnn ftf thm 1marfmn those aboard escaped ' v- Have ceen Drougnt unaer irrigation aU In !sthe a of six ourth"of series articles "V wed tUa In friiMno better pick a home of justice came into the hearing 4nrtiri rf esting display of Indian relics: Garand contents of the U 6 constitution in observ- - ivw they had JlffX or V or land: art Children's work eise tney jmay find room of the station and sat on the wy and hand! Jlo the uncertainties rainfall crart of irtiool pupils inemscivcs witnout a job the board dias for Questioning stltutlon's birth Sep? llfnsi) ridding: or eaucation ruled today School children's art work etc: No farmln is quite as secure as the an- To O'Ryan after a no ooara neia mat out of town nouncement of the trrcKt rremonior: outsandlng art work BILL OF RIGHTS that of the irrigated farms and besaid: and agricultural work The Utah cause of that fact farmers in rewhuhuwu? wjr Hie icacners to viiit i we have the ransom money rower and not and the have which the swcuicarts or nusDanas was found on the premises of this man known Light constitution ratified than several basic irri Rocky gions k u"uucjvij w ex- In fact now Mountain some are states of ratified the corporation document the the Packing meth exiiciency ana that and we will allow it to be photo copying gation fh- certain amendments be added that would protect the author) ties would il1 n ViUUAUO ScotV 20— fUP— The niDltS W5re also outstandinahave none ef graphed" ' ods employed on Utah's irrigated r t 3 ff£m Ipyaslon of their rights by the national government it I ' Diucrea Dody of Police Lieutenant I "How much of the ffiri The women's division of the fair acres have money you were soon 10 J if popu-designated wv1" ??hft?c?tfv?u?llHrln' to was zouna in a featured hand ma a rttu recovered from Hauptmann?" A rewere proposed at the first sc&ion rnrJ?0 fSB vacant lot a block from the Orcsham hibit whlcn should be seen by every- Th7 EDINBtJRail Sept 19 — You 1791 15 and porter asked O'Ryan declared Dec in force fIlcJU?l?hP HIRED MEN COULD 1— Guarantees freedom of religion of speech and Thirteen thousand seven hun- fgefc thee Scotchmen trroc' wvbwa wuui I wic suenamg tne rair "mere was ft- - £m"°n?cnt° iiL iwri v wuB alSO Shown art work mifH ea ilnt rtRht of peaceable assemblage and petition drrd tftv rinllam in 11ft mnA fn I Why they tts the most llberil aA-V1- 8 Provides the riBht to benr arms Investigators said the lieutenant ?ar-rA -3"Forbld r i hcjjpit&Ue people you ever ' orce i0T Quartering of soldiers in private homes 9t mJ 40 tiiSs ? I11! t?110 How many people have you in work and remade clothes in br°liery of Lfe Avucjpw peace If you were to consider em:?sai Course I have to carry aa years appeared to have been beaten were alsa on display custody? Forbids "searches and seizures" without war- rantAmenimCnt ploying a l3rse enough staff of i WASHINGTON "One 23— at the moment" said interpreter to tell ire what they (AP)— Eept men to call at every home in s Mf but they are awfui:y wants to OTtyan department Jury trial and other rights ofcom- - The commerce O den to inform the homeOutstanding displays also includ- - rcldiI!p?fcN?-GuarantecXorbld3 takln of 9 h I fi-learn how to cook frirndly' "What is his nationality?" private property without "Just ed tne Japanese exhibit of clothes owner of what youlh-ivfor sale lniStCCS alIl Un Grouse Is Scotland's principal 4 The in- of bureau fisheries "German" said has O'Ryan -No rent or trade the tost would be Olve further guarantees of speedy public You got in rent & ctxi'3 full-sizexport a stalled was recalled to next kitchen that the writer ef trials in criminal cases Also the salesmen1 ?cnts 01 Bear Rlver valley the and 0SZ1 iiCtUrn prohibitive ecmc criv-r- s to :r!v2 'then rent its aquarium and Miss Agnes isa- - H ransom notes received by Llnd-be- ll of jury trials in suits WauhaklQ Indian exhibit of beaded the 7uarantccs would find man folks gone and right cz::ls the tiia then by grouse at ihi Webster is trying oat recipes biirgh was believed by handwriting: cornmonlaw gloves and cloth the exhibits of !— IKent" shot much been tt "frouse Io8— When she's they ex-sto finished I bail Amcnf Prohibits excessive excessive fines and have been of German pa Crnt 20 — (AP) home mad mVm and Mn experimenting experts Im'11 which wouldibe lost con and unusual ptmishmcnt" 'knew Jutt about who cn hit 'cm will make up a fish cook book traction dozen trusties at the Schuykill bottled vegetables and fruits One tacts — Na to Reserves not the ni who can't It's a rncf t t 1 --the M people rights rwhrn was the first of the ransom 'tti jail engaged in scrubbing i exhibit ahirh the constitution ivoplc are always "at home" county grove nd the Cccichnir3 bill recovered by the authorities?" tne courthouse were bossed bv an- - interpst —and v a It b&JLkS J l ul W to th"lr newspaper and some to- th 8tatc5 or to the people the' rreri-car- ii HAm3d?ent Wotk togtUier end tha CONDEMNED BOIIBER atkrd newspapermen delegated to the United States protesting they the display of bottle fish-SalmrrUT cf every family reads other trity In mid the tnslishiren VIENNA "This was two weeks after the bills Yours Sept 20— (AP)— Max riy ta aoovc— nu iiUKiK ana " iw— were bs cy a waiKout out oy a trout th? Want ' Ad -- that's why Want Rfcitii—not I Kalcher ' an ransom Austrian Nazi was "wall'in money- was that the r Quitting they walked to Ad uscrs get results at lowest Rprorrt rmwrit ritits ci the states as vail as upon those of the citizens condemned today at Loeben for flrrt bill was passed" paid O'Ryan said "Whcre was the money found?" throwing bombs at the vicarage Warden Watscn sent another doz the general public is invited to at NEXT: The mxt eleven amendments 24 One of the bombs killed June en to take their places the garage cf liauptmarn's i"In tend the Catholic chaplain heme" o major pointed to twenty-six economic factors operating to encourage those who have faith in the future of Ogden and they Included increased bank deposits freight traffic and livestock receipts with increased use of Industrial power FAIR OPENS i j LARGE CROWDS ATTREMONTON I ! i I jntri - I Anti-orient- iXZXIXTlLZ O "" President In I RAINBOIV IVINS Conference To THIRD CONTEST Settle Strike s FROM BRITISH I O BASEBALL ! 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