Show CAUSES WORRY TO DEMOCRATS Resident of Eastern Utal Dies In Collision Extra Efforts Are Made To Retain Seats In Senate Nov wrAfiWTNrrrTYYW B — fAP) Despite the confident predictions of Democrats that they would hold all their 17 senate seats being filled tMflv T?nublleans caused them redouble their efforts in Wyoming Nevada and Montana Tne uemo tif organization not only sen states to help speakers into those out otherwise ma candidates their ed them GREATEST CONTESTS Joseoh O'Mahoney Dem ocrat was hard fought by Repre-spntAtiVincent Carter Repub in lican Wyoming Senator Burton faced lormer K Wheeler Federal Judge George O Bourquin ppmiblican and Senator Key Pittman president pro tem of the senate battled ueorge w Malone: Republican Sinclair-Merria- m Rf-nato-r " EVANS TON NEWS DERN FORWARDS YANKEE GIRL HIS BALLOT TO TRAGEDY STUDY POLLS IN UTAH ARRESTED FOR SHERIFF rlAECES WYOMING VOTE vfi (D-Mo- nt) (D-Ne- v) DUCHESNE NOV — (AP) — 1 Sheriff Mitchell of Duchesne county was investigating a highway accident in which XJarl Christensen 74 of Whiterock Utah was killed yes- - terday' The accident occurred when the machine in which Christensen was riding with his wife Mrs Clistine Christensen and his son Elven 19 the driver collided with a truck driven i by Marvin Mitchell of Gusher The latter was accompanied by John Forakas alio of Gusher All were injured The truck was loaded with barrels filled with gasoline none of them exploded however when they were hurled to the ground by the impact of the two machines EARLY RESULTS 88 Days In Grim Nazi Jail DERBYVICTOR C V P)— TREND MIXED Whitney's Equipoise making the second start of his comeback campaign today won the one and miles of the Whitney gold trophy at the United Hunts one-dmeeting at Belmont Park William Woodward's Falrenowas second and Mrs James Austin's Mr Khayyam was third in the field of six Charging to the front at the head of the stretch the little chestnut beaten only by inches in a dash at Narragansett last week came through with one of his thrilling finishes to whip William Woodward's Faireno by one and lf lengths" Mr Khayyam lost ' the place by two lengths Held at 11 to 2u and heavily played even at such short odds Ekky stepped the distance over a He pulled sloppy track in 2:08 5 MARCHERS ARE 17 DEMOCRATIC (GAIN MOUNT WASHINGTON Mass Nov 64— (AP) — A Democratic gain over 1932 was indicated here today six-furlo- - Pres Speaks At Evanston 3-- perfectly sound showing no hoof of the injury that placed signs him on the sidelines last May The victory worth $4000 boosted - Whitney horse's total earnings to $338430 a little nearer Sun the- - Beau's record of $376744 1 Structure Going Up At Zion Park Camp SPRENGDALE Nov — 6 co-oper- ate j Under the direction of Samuel Cottam the construction of a new administra tion building Is under way at CCC camp DNP-- 2 The purpose of the building is to provide ample room for the men as the old administra tion building is to be reconditioned and turned into a barracks The total strength of the company is now two hundred fifty-thrmen causing the room to be sorely needed Bridge Mountain camp NP-- 4 Zion park camp DNP-2'- s neighbors have Just moved into the new barracks across the Mukuntu- weap river making the number of CCC boys In this vicinity nearly five hundred Everyone has been very busy finding old friends and making i as Mount Washington tabulated its 39 gubernatorial ballots and gave Lieutenant Governor Gaspar G Bacon Republican candidate plurality of but three votes over his Red fire lighted the street and Democratic opponent James M Cur banners flared as the parades swung ley Mount Washington normally Realong ' shouting to each as they was the second Massa publican marched Suddenly spurts of flame to report : town chusetts spat from the darkened windows of 1932 election the Democrat the In two homes orroosite each other received ic candidate What happened was described by 10 gubernatorial votes candidate the Republican Charles Drevo a miner who was 26 the Socialist two and there was walking about 50 feet behind the one blank leaders: This year's vote for governor was new ones "We had an open air meeting and Bacon Republican 21 someone suggested a parade through Curley Democrat 18 town headed by a truck loaded with Goodwin Independent 0 children We started down the Mount Washington until recently street-happy crowd In holiday had no unemployment problem mood- - It was Just a parade of Then one man needed relief end a happy people public works project was created to "There wasn't any disorder noth care for his case REPUBLICANS LEAD ing was thrown — we were calling back and forth to our friends in the BAD AXE Mich Nov 6— (AP)— line and suddenly as the head of the Michigan's first complete election line drew close to the house of returns (from Pointe Aux Barques Joseph Bruno county detective and township in Huron county today county Republican chairman fire gave a jwide margin to Republican spurted from every window it candidates for the senate national seemed to me house of representatives and gover I CHILDREN ENDANGERED nor "And from the opposite side of the With tl7 of 23 registered voters street where Paul Bruno his nephew casting ballots Senator Arthur H "lives shots came too I thought Vandenberg Republican seeking re "Men women and the children in election' received 12 votes to five the truck were caught in the cross for his Democratic opponent Frank fire— crumpled to the ground as A Picard Frank J Weigand Dem ocrat had'three ballots to 13 for Re everyone ran "It was worse than war because publican congressional candidate of the children and the women It Jesse P! Wolcott Frankl D Fitzgerald Republican was like some unbelievable thing— and it still seems too ghastly to re- candidate for governor received 12 votes while his Democratic oppon member" ent Arthur J Lacy received five Of the wounded hospital physiTwo years ago the vote went cians said they held little hope for Andrew Kontrishion and Dominick Democratic by a margin of about Perna 35 of Kelayres Others re- 13 to nine FROM KANSAS maining in the hospital were John CITY Kas Nov 6— ARKANSAS 33 John Lengo 32 and Saladago (AP)— The first incomplete unoffi Edward Veshucci cial returns today on the Kansas — M gubernatorial contest — from one ArTests Will Be Held kansas City precinct gave Governor Alf M Landon Republican 16 D Ketchum Democrat 11 Omar Positions " Ro-che- lle ng one-ha- up- re-elect- ion th EQUIPOISE IS NEW YORK Nov Nov 6 — EVANSTON Wyo County Attorney Kent M Crosby has been candidate for week of the camlast the ill during underwill he is It expected spent her eighty-eighday in grim paign Moabit prison today because a Nail go an operation for the removal of friend betrayed her freely expressed the gall bladder within a few days confidence and opinions WILL HAVE PARTY The charge against the youthful and attractive music student was Medicine Butte post No 41 of the described as "extremely serious in American Legion will entertain at a volving treason or espionage It was party for members partners so serious that "American consul- dancing members of the Legion for and ate authorities perhaps cannot help auxiliary in Phoenix nan Monday her much a reliable source said November 12 She is the fourth American in- evening Smoot O mayor of Provo A volved recently-o- n suspicion of es- Utah was a speaker at a Demo pionage Her case was made addi- cratic rally held Monday evening tionally grave by the government's Mrs Clifford Ragan and Mrs recent warning that the death Pickhardt returned Sunday Walter penalty is enforceable for spying Rock from Springs where they at Richard Roederer 40 a naturalsocial a tended given by the Amerl cameto ized American citizen who and auxiliary can post Legion been has Germany from Chicago held for more than four months in Saturday evening ELECTION DINNER a Bavarian prison It Is reported treason charges unofficially that The women of St Mary Magda may be filed against him because of lene's Catholic church are serving a material found Lin his notebooks turkev dinner in Phoenix hall this Roederer is a school teacher evening For many years they have OTHERS QUESTIONED served an election day dinner Miss Helen Xyster of New —— N Y and G Griffith Johnson Jr of Washington reported last week secret! police had arrestYoung ed them on suspicion of espionage Miss Lyster ha4 a camera at the Meeting Munich airport jvhere she and Mr Johnson were watching storm troop EVANSTON Wyo Nov 6—Levi maneuvers Thejtwo said they were imof Edgar "Young of the department of released after several hours history of the University of Utah prisonment and a member of the first seven RELEASE SOUGHT reThe Americanj consulate has presidents of Seventies of the L D doubled its efforts to secure Miss S church was a speaker in the Steele's release j or at least learn Evanston ward chapel Sunday eve the basis of the accusations against ning having stopped here on his return to Salt Lake City from Lyher A reliable source said "Miss Steele man where he had attended the became associated with an influ- quarterly conference of Lyman ential man to whom she expressed stake freely her ideas pt the Nazi regime Young appealed to the This man told hat she related to L President S people to forget the past D him to a superior This and her to be and to actions such as in inquiry Into two with friendly denominations in seek- other delicate matters and her acquaintworld to in do the good ance with persons the Nazis ap- ing The program was given evening's considered questionable parently over of ths Beehive to work the meant her arrest" Moabit where she is held Is Ber Girls with Mrs Adrian Spencer in lin's largest prison holding prison- charge ers during their (examination Miss President Young was a dinner Steele is a native of Canada but a guest Sunday evening of Judge and naturalized citizen of the United Mrs George H Crosby States Several from Evanston attended the quarterly conference of Lyman stake which was in the form of a Wounds Kill Youth priesthood convention President H BERLIN NovfC— CAP)—Miss Lll lian Steele of Hollywood Calif one-quar- ter Height contest in California the fioht hctween Governor Herbert H Lehman- Democrat who succeeded President Roosevelt in New York (Continued from Page One) and Robert Moses Republican has to been of paramount importance former j mayor of Boston received 10 the administration prwddent Roosevelt made a per In the vote for United States sen soijal appeal for Lehman's election ator David I Walsh Democratic inand Chairman Farley declared that cumbent received 19 votes to 17 for the Democratic slate would d Robert 1M Washburn In the 1932 election the last state Onvprnrrr Albert C Ritchie veter electlori the Democratic candidate Democratic chief for governor Joseph B Ely the in an Maryland faced his hardest fight in 15 years cumbent received eight votes to 23 for the governorship against Har- for his! Republican opponent Lieu ry W Nice Republican whom he tenant 'Governor William S Young defeated in 1919 man i FOR GOVERNORSHIP Four years ago New Ashford gave claimed chances to Ely seven votes and Frank G Allen Republicans win Bovernorshins in New Jersey Republican candidate 29 United Iowa Connecticut Nebraska Idaho States Senator Marcus Coolidge a Wyoming and Ohio In addition Democrat who was elected that year they said they would retain G O received four votes while his Re P administrations in California publican opponent William M But Kansas Nevada New Hampshire ler received 29 North DaRota Oregon jf ennsyi Democratic headquarters hailed vania and Vermont the vote as a "sweep toward the Democrats" It was pointed out that when Curley ran for governor in 1924 New Ashford gave him but four votes while his Republican op ponentj Alvan T Fuller received (Continued from Pajre One) up Kelayres population the shoot ing was the climax to a factional political war that has been going on for more than a year TRAGEDY DESCRIBED ©f Utah voted here today by absentee ballot The teerttary who is la Washington applied for an absentee ballot several weeks ago and one was mailed to him by the Salt Lake county clerk's office The sealed ballot was returned to the clerk's office by mail Sunday and today was sent to Secretary Dern's district No 184 and placed in the blx with other votes The clerk's office said no ballot had been received from Mrs Dern ay next to the SHOT TO DEATH SERVICES HELD FREE SPEAKING CANDIDATE ILL FOR BROTHER OF IN FINAL WEEK Music Student Held For OGDEN CITIZENS OF CAMPAIGN SALT LAHS CTTY Not 6— (AP) —Secretary cf War George H Dern a former governor On Highway i MARY EL SLACK Correspondent I' ee mendous—about 72000000 gallons a day or more than Salt Lake City uses even on the hottest summer day In conclusion Mr Hart said it is fortunate that it probably will be two years before the plans are consummated which will give time Board Considers Project To work out many of these problemsto' ' The result was that the board auDevelop Deposits of thorized President Paul P Keyser of the chamber to appoint a comAlunite mittee of three to assist the company In any way possible and bend SALT LAKE CITY Nov 6 'effort to have the every power tod freight rates are processing plants located inproposed or near three factors which will vitally af- Salt Lake City —— fect the extent cf the development in Utah by the Bonn Aluminum and nUNTER INJURED Nov SPRINGVILLE e— Fred Brass comnanv which dans to use the huge deposits of alunite near Sumsion local service station emAiarysvaie in tne production of ploye was hit with several buckshot while hunting pheasants in the aluminum Th board ftf pnYrnnrt f tVi west fields Sunday afternoon one chamber of commerce was so In- shot penetrated Just above the right formed Monday by R A Hart public eye and as he raised his hand to works engineer and secretary of the protect his face several shot went COSTS GOVERN EVANSTON Wyo Nov services for Ellsworth Charles Bradshaw were held in the Evanston L D S ward chapel Monday afternoon The invocation was given by John Peart Speakers were Bishop Harold B rough and Bishop p Q Matthews Three numbers were given by the Evanston ward choir and a vocal solo by William Dean Dy tne choir atiiipttmeu The benediction was pronounced by state plannins board in ft report on into his hand-William Dean Pallbearers were —— I The world's need for copper is Stirling Tustison Russel Snyder of the company at Setroit George Horrocks Joe Morse Charles If power la developed in a stream doubled approximately every nlns Hartzell and George Reynolds The plant thi witer needs wm be tre years grave was dedicated by Bishop Brough Interment was made in the Evanston city cemetery Ellsworth Charles Bradshaw was born in Cumberland Wyo April 19 1906 a son of Thomas and Mary Alice Richards Bradshaw Practically his entire life was spent in Evanston He died at the home of his sister Mrs Charles Clark in Hilliard Saturday morning following several months of illness from heart trouble He was a stepson of James Williams of Evanston Surviving are six brothers ' Robert Bradshaw Portland Thomas Bradshaw Charlotte Mich John Walter and William Bradshaw of Jesse Bradshaw Lander Ogden Wyo by four sisters Mrs Charles Clark Hilliard Mrs George Hopkins Big Piney Mrs Roselin Wolfe Seattle Wash Mrs Ralph Corn-for- d Ogden n-era! - — Child Survives Fall Over IGO-FoCliff My Football Hero!" ot PITTSBURGH Pa Nov 6 — (AP) — Witnesses summoned an ambuld lance after Elliott Beck slipped while playing and fell over a 100-foembankment AS the ambulance arrived Elliott regained consciousness and started to amble away They took him to a Pittsburgh hospital anyway' to be treated for a few bruises two-year-o- ot You don't have to be a football hero to win the heart of a beautiful girl Just wear g clothes from HOGGAN'S smart Our styles have the dash and smartness that men and women admire — and the quality is the kind you'd expect at a firm with well-fittin- our reputation for reliability 25uP Salesmen Stumped By Home Punchboard Melvin Rollins presided Music was CHATTANOOGA Tenn Nov 6— to do about salesmen furnished by the Lyman choir under (AP)-W- hat direction of James H Syme Several who go from house to house offering MARION Kas Nov 6— (AP)— special numbers were provided by chances on almost anything? One Chattanooga woman knows the William Riddle 22 of Emporia died the Rock Springs ward -- —ff —— answer in a hospital here last night of a She brings out a punchboard of Generally speaking a man of 50 gunshot wound received last Saturown and offers' the salesmen a worked 6500 6000 her has as fled he slept days from vigilantes who day took up pursuit of two youths sus- days walked 800 days amused him chance on a quilt for ten cents She pected of robbing the Farmers self 4C00 days eaten 1500 days and finds that the salesmen usually try oeen in auu aays their luck — and usually lose State Bank of Canton Kas In Bank Theft Case long-expect- ed a " i " -- : i ft " a- i - v 5 £ ' :1 : 'i ' s Ft A m M " For Federal "' oHa" ? ': eeri m — — — r r ± : ysAv : man and his wife who had just returned from a rowid-th- e world cruise spoke of Chesterfield as an international cigarette" -- Vacuum tin of 50—-- air tight — water tight —fully protected even 'xjs ss r FROM MISSOURI : V ' merged in water : -- SPRINGFIELD Mo Nov 6— (AP) The United States civil service — First unofficial returns on the commission has announced open Missouri senatorial election today competitive examinations as fol- gave Harry S Truman Democrat 78 lows according to A R Ward at votes to 65 for Senator Roscoe C the Ogden postoff ice: Patterson Republican in a normally Automatic addressograph op- Democratic ward in Springfield erator $1440 F- -l and F-- 2 addressIN OKLAHOMA ograph operator $1260 graphotype OKLAHOMA CITY Nov 6— (AP) operator $1260 a year departmentEarly incomplete and unofficial al service Closing date November returns from 81 of Oklahoma's : 23gave Rep E W Mar- statistician $2000 andprecincts "new deal" nomi Democratic a year securities and exchange com- nee for a two to governor mission Closing date November 26 one lead over W Balmost Pine Republi Steel plate engraver picture and can count was The vignette $1920 a day and $360 an Marland! 4879 Pine 2591 hour for overtime bureau of enWEST VIRGINIA graving and printing Closing date CHARLESTON W Va NOV 6— November 29 — Meager unofficial re (AP) and Assistant engineman steam elecj the- vote of for V S ports early tric $1680 a year departmental senator noon after today shortly service Some vacancies to be filled Rush D Holt Democrat at $1860 a year Closing date No- showed in Cabell county and Sen r eading vember 26 ator Henry Republi Junior parasitologist $2000 a year can ahead inD a Hatfield Harrison county bureau of animal industry department of agriculture Closing date precinct November 28 Assistant foreman brush Lost Alimony soUd back staple set brushesfactory $1860 a year Leavenworth penitentiary As Closing date November 30 "V f - H V - 3-- A A I 63 i 1 t - Junior-financi- al ex-sena- tor i! f K if sub are on sale In Cigarettes Chesterfield countries You may purchase ttiem on nearly all ships and at almost every port We believe you will agree with usk that for a cigarette to enjoy such popularity it must have merit In the making of Chesterfield we do our level best to ' make it as good a cigarette as can be made I : Smokers say In almost every language 0 -- 4-f- Plea Husband Age 90 F2E CHICAGO Nov 6— f API— E2-b- t Bircks Mueller 90 acted as his own attorney and appeared before Judge E3E Finneeant to arerue that h shmiM not have to pay alimony to Mary xaueuer o The Judge asked MupIWhrrar a!H he was Mueller told whmHnm the court denied the application for SAUE KOHEV During the Big rapsry Sals at BOYLE'S ft alimony — i -- H BRIGIIAM CITY day morninar while om of this city was den picking flowers Nov Mr Packages of 20 wrapped in Du Pont No 300 CeU ( lophanQ—iha best made n out in her gar- she was startlsd when a large male darted uo from the earden pheasant rtvI ijr luwarn iaa western lielis fiA-a- r Q if 54 liocrrr at Ursa Toicco Co |