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Show Weatlier Forecast UTAH AND WYOMING Thursday and Erl-da- (f3p y, Local Metal Prices' fair little change In temperature. Temperature Wednesdays Mai. 21; Min. 17 NEVADA Fair Thursday, Friday;, treesing IDAHO Cloudy Thursday and Friday; local anowa In north and west portions; colder. (Detailed depart an Ff 21.) SALT LAKE CITY, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER VOL. 122, NO. 57. W 0 0LMEN CHOOSE HAWAII Again Wilis S. L. RUNS SCORE 749-1- 3 4 FOR SESSIONS ON COUGARS Smoot Joins in Promise to Fight for Inlanders Kcteal Wealth of Iower ill Crushing Brig ham Young Greater Protection. Full Blame for Slaying University. Final score Hawaii 49, B. Y. V. 19 I Sets New Speed Mark to Auctioneer. Jean Dale Jean Dale, cabaret entertainer, confessed Wednesday at that she killed Sam Frank, Memphis auctioneer, in his room at a local hotel. She declared that the crime was planned by her lover, whose identity she refused to disclose. shown signing is 6 p. m. her 13. confession to the murder HONOLULU. T. H, Dec 10 The University of Hawaii football team defeated the visiting Brigham Young university squad here tonight, 49 to 13, In the Honolulu stadium. It was a colorful game, attended by 10,000 spectators. The temperature was 78 degrees above zero and there was no wind. The field was dry. making for fast football. A large band from the United States army post appeared In the B. Y. U rooting section, which, although small, was vociferous. Hawaiian fans were largely In evidence as the throngs watched the first "ghost" ball to be used here for night time competition. The scoring by B Y. U. was as follows: Touchdowns Thorn two. Points after touchdown Thorn one Hawaii scoring was: Touchdowns Naukana three, John Wise two, Howell and Puuahou one each. Fbints after touchdown Indie four, Naga-on- e COLD ALIVE; Lo- cation of Pair, 4Q Miles From Plane HUNT CONTINUES FOR OTHERS LOST! "The only thing you need to know WOMAN TELLS of Sam tional Woolgrowers associaannual contion in sixty-sixtvention here today was promised support of the wool industry from three western senators and officials of Cooperative, manufacturing and marketing associations. Pledges of support were received from Senators Lawrence C. Phipps and Charles W. Waterman of Colorado and Reed 1 Tpl Smoot of Utah. Ray LymanivJ secretary of the inte rior, wired the convention to ask for a united front for a r program which would safeB Y. U. displayed a marvelous guard plant and animal life aenal attack, but had no defense and the wests water supply. .against Hawaiis vicious smashes Hawaii went through the Tlie association will hold Its 1931 convention at 8alt Lake City, Fred Aviatrix Beats Record OJi Cougar line almost at will. Both toh FOUND PROTECTS MAN IN KILLS PILOT K1LLING GOMpACX 1 Signal Fire Gives i Girl Confesses Striking Blow, Applying Gag him. 8 peel. 1 to The Tribune Na- FIVE CENTS 1 Utahns Stage Two Brief Rallies; Thorn Makes 2 Touchdowns for Provo. SPRINGS, (AP). The Takes ite9194 . Zinc 4 4 Woman Admits S. L. Murder "I killed Commodity Shows Less Decline Than Others, Meet Told. PAGES t AVEB 4 4 4 WISE BROTHERS SHINE MARKET SOCIETY WORK PRAISED Colo., Dec. 10 4 33!ac 26 1930. 11, ARCTIC FLIER 4 COLORADO nssss.10.90o Cooppop Silver IdOodl Frank, OWN STORY OF Memphis jewelry auctioneer. MANS DEATH Jean Dale Discusses Incidents Leading to Admitted Slaying. Back in her cell in the womans ward at the city Jail Wednesday night, Jean Dale, confessed slayer of Sam Frank, became retrospective and discussed her early life. She was le is I killed liim! she sobbed to Acting Detective Chief Riley M. Beck-stea- d after she had been grilled for The only reason you four hours. got It was on account of mama. The girl- - fainted twice while she gave Chief Beckstead and City Detectives M. D. McQinness and William E. Eggleston a detailed account murder and the events to it. Repeats 8tory of of the ing up . Rescued Men in Last Stage of Exhaustion as Aid Arrives lead- Being Alone. "There was nobody with me its the truth, there wasnt," she declared. I killed him. I didnt think I could hit him that hard. 1 didnt know he was dead. There was no body with me. Thats the truth, so help me God! Frank, Jewelry auc tloneer, was found dead in his room by a hotel maid at 8 a. m. Saturday. Dr. John J. Oalligan, assistant city health commissioner, declared that skull Frank suffered a fractured when struck on the head with a beer bottle. He said, however, that death was due to a gag placed in Franks mouth which caused strangulation. The Dale girl was arrested Tuesday i WHITE HOBSE, Yuo Territory, Dec. 10 (AP). . Two month After they disap; pe&red in a seaplane in thtf frozen Yukon wilderness. Bo If Marten, WrangeU, Alaska, prospector, and Emil Xading, German plane mechanio, were found alive today, but their pilot, Captain E. J. ATBurke was dead. After three other fliers were' presumed to have lost their lives in the search and two more were missing three weeks, Pilot Everett Wassonl flew back here today with Marten and Kading, both' in the last stages of .exhaustion. teams had strong offense, but the Marshall, secretary, announced One-Sto- p trend of the game depended upon In a residence at 139 Second East night. The executive board chose Lindbergh in which team had the ball. The flashy the Utah capital last night, but did street. U. S. Over Flight aerial attack of the Cougars gained not make the selection public until The girl has an aged mother living 10.000 the admiration of the entire in Seattle, Wash. The confessed today. two fans. made of the association provide visitors The only NEW YORK, Dec. 10 W5). Ruth slayer was bora in Hampton, la., In They said. Burke died from expo 1908. substitutions .throughout the comSalt Lake City shall be the conven- Nichols flew her fleet sure November 20. The plane will be monoplane, plete game and the fans cheered en"Thee three days I have spent in The confessed slayer maintained a flown tion city, unless otherwise desigback to bring in Burkes body, past all the thusiastically each time a Cougar jail, these gruelling examinations defiant attitude toward police until nated. ; Salk Lake City hasnt had The New Cincinnati, men were located by their The and the realization that I have taken the association's convention since transcontinental records of her own left the field. an Put (Continu'd ( Coimrm a human life finally opened my eyes. In the final period, after a gallant Four.)Thr.) 1934, although 16 consecutive signal fire 40 miles from where the pre- eeJL&nd took her place right up among Unless the state demands on eye for ran attempt to stop ceding annual Sessions had been held the best of the masculine filers three had abandoned their plane lot today an eye,' Ill be free again some day. s forHawItls final there. the headwaters of the Liard river. p Then I will become what we call in Los Angeles sought the 1931 meet- by completing a two-datouchdown, the stands went wild, BI-PARTworld Is shooter. Reecue a One Proves This my ef Heat 13 coast to j square the coast the In from courage displayed by hours, cheering ing. flight Y a big country and I can change my Utah team. Frank J. Hagenbarth, of Spencer, 21 minutes and 43 seconds. A Spectacular Yet Recorded. name again and make a new start. Hoover and Vacher played brll Idaho, president of the Woolgrowers one of the moat spec- The rescue, borrowed In stock a model a ship, Uantly on offense, with Hoover pass association, said growers and manu- from the Lockheed tacular in aviation annals, was acSays She Didnt Vega factory,, to Vacher facturers have received benefits from Want to Rob Frank. complished through the heroism of wall gained 383 yards from the cooperative efforts to stabilize Wasson and his guide, Joe Walsh, of Cincinnati, she came hr "I was influenced by another to scrimmage and lost ten. The Cougars prices. The federal farm board and company 1 veteran prospector. 8 rob Frank. want to it. atI 113 didnt do 18' lost RaUlPd the National Wool Marketing corHawa and ona41Kcnn!i; which was Two United States navy and sevedl , There's no streak of larceny in me. se?onds; poration "have made good 100 per believed .anlM .tempted nine passes and completed to I guess thats why I made such a poor U. S. Group Reports Ton- other American and Canadian planes journey of flv, or i35 cent," Hagenbarth told the delegates. galn had withdrawn from the search for of it. The thing was all planned B Y- U. attempted twenty-thre- e WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 (AP). Climaxing two day of Job the Burke party and the other resPresent Tariff f ght' for Thursday night, but I got cold nage Increase, With Exand completed fourteen for 203 cue plane, carrying Pilot Robin Rena, Schedules flayed. between the White House and feet. I had a date with Sam tor that exchanges Hawaii made 17 first, blunt sharp-spoke8alnyards' han and two Seattle men, believed in Bookings. Her actual flying time bettered tne d0ns. g y night, but I didnt keep it. The next pansion Hawaii wav the Roger Oillls of Del Rio, Texas solito new a for there have came A Charles plunged Into the sea near today senate, interparty he me and appeal called said had he night up Wool C,0lPn of National the of tunes a four for penaiiied total president Prince Rupert, B. C. . J, Ro&coe of 'pre-wa me stuff.' He told quart B Y U three times economic and yarc)s kettng corporation, said that since' Lindbergh and Captain the of in depression. facing the problem darity to be sure and come down and we NEW YORK. Dec. 10 OF). The Kading and Marten tonight reby upward of an hour, although for fifteen February, when the corporation jards lated their hardships, recounting how was greater by vlr- - After several was Senator Robinson of V would throw a real party. gan to function, 35 per cent of the,, r elapsed time exchanges of punt,! Its author Steel corporation to Burke had been forced down on the "Well, when I got down to the United States domestic wool output and 85 per cent "(L. 1!) Hawaii took the ball on the B Y U Arkansas, one of the original signers u. hotel I said to myself, If I'm going to day reported the largest November upper reaches of the of the mohair crop has been conof the Democratic poete lection coLiard river while flying back from a take this guy, I might as well do It increase in unfilled tonnage . since trolled, with $37,000,000 advanced to now and get it over with operation pledge. Before voicing it After he 1925 and an expansion in bookings prospecting trip. growers by the corporation, the polPresident back a had few drinks I started to give They told how the plane was damruggedly at and then passed to Naukana for the he struck icy of which Is to stabilize prices. him knockout drops.' I'd carried that for the second consecutive month. aged In an attempted take-o- ff and touchdown. India drop kicked for Hoover for the latters statement of Referring to the tariff, Franklin stuff for two years. A girl down In The increase of 157,873 tons In their attempts to reach some outpost W. Hobbs, president of the National the extra point. that some members were was as last yesterday month where bookings Los shelfind food and me fully It was they told might that Angeles Association of Wool Manufacturers, Hawaii remained on the offensive good "at the expense of d stuff to handle said that under the present law guys with. large as the more optimistic forecasts ter against the storm that had set during the first quarter until Jonah playing politics This was the first time I ever tried to and exceeded by more than 100,000 them afoot on the frozen wastes. "there will be no such thing as a setWise fumbled and Richardson re- human misery. use it I guess I didn't give him the tons the Increase of 57,425 tong re- Tale of tlement of this troublesome quescovered for B. Y. U. on Hawaii's The president, he said, lost his Wanderings right amount. We both fell asleep ported fop October. tion. He said there would be more line. Hoover passed to Thom In trade circles the ability of the Told to Listeners. whisky always makes me sleepy. for a gain of II yards for a first down. temper.senate was so hearings called by the tariff com(By the Associated Press.) deeply engrossed The tale of their wandering. corporation to record an expansion mission concerning certain sched Hoover gained four yams and Vacher In The Didn't Seem Like Its differences with the president In unfilled tonnage for two consecu floundering In President Hoover submitted ules. "the outcome of which is most New York to finish a Journey from failed to gain. Two forward passes! deep snows and fightmore unnoticed than It left I that tive for Mr. Hoover world court protocol to senate. Swung Very Hard." months was looked upon as one ing blizzards, and of how Burke, the the Pacifics shores almost 9 hours failed to net yardage, and Hawaii1 disturbing. an a hour from message of the most favorable ahead of the best previous time for took the ball on downs on its own "It kept getting later and later and developments airman shorn of his wings, weakened Democratic leader Robinson reResistance Shown a woman 21 hours and 47 minutes, transmitting the world court protoI figured Id have to do something of the past six months. and finally died and was buried beline. was It To Price Decline. out the mark made last October by Mrs. The quarter then ended, with Ha- cols, whose effect on procedure Is unthere was side their trail, was related by th soon plied to President Hoover In senthat or pointed pretty give it up a? a bad to of being made the the Kelth-Mtlle- r. certain ate. point In M. marked demand J. like I seem Job. wool less It declined of improvement has dlant The price waii leading, 7 to 0. swung very pair who came back. sesSenate debated $110,000,000 hard with the bottle. It made a loud toward the end of November, when Burke, they said, died of exposure -On the first play In the second basis for predictions of an extra than perhaps any other of the princrack and the glass went all over. He several consumers whose supplies had and was buried November 20, a month! public works bill. cipal commodities, said J. B. Wilson quarter, John Wise gained one yard sion. started to bleed and I got so scared I been reduced to an abnormally low and nine days after they were forced of McKinley, Wyo., secretary-treasurHouse passed bill to provide through center. He then passed to Advocates Distribution couldn't hardly stand up. I put the point placed orders. down. His grave was marked by w of the National Wool MarketHowell for a gain of 53 yards, giving Of week for 300,000 postal emWheat Surplus The total unfilled tonnage Novem- pile of logs to keep his body safe froirg sock In his mouth and fixed the teleHawaii a first down on the Cougars ing corporation. This was chiefly ployees. advocated Democratic 30 The ber with was leader corhook would to so 3,639.636, the it phone wolves, at a point 50 miles from Wolfi line. Howell made a brilliant due. he said, stay down. I compared marketing Senate confirmed Frank distributing the surplus wheat held d figured that crack on the head would a backlog of 3.481,763 tons as of Oc- lake. It is expected on Immediate! poration's stabilizing Influence. Mr. catch of the pass. of interas unWashlntong sober him up and he might get on tober 31 and 4,125,345 on November attempt to bring his body out would Wilson said the tariff law now on B. Y. U. then took time out. Ha- by the farm board as food to the state commerce commissioner. t he statute books is the phone before I was able to leave 30, 1929. be made, the best and SEATTLE. Wash., Dec 10 (P). , waii carried the bail out of bounds employed, tlie extension of road of Admiral chief naval and agr11 the the continuance Pratt, The report was considered pf the hotel. At that, though. I didn't After leaving Liard post on October laiiest ever enacted by congress, and Free haircuts and shaves for the un- John Wise gained two yards off left building the work. relief icultural mere operations, expressed opinion think he would have squawked, if he encouraging, coming as It did II. Burke and his companions flew qiv... the woolgrower more real pro- employed will be given here, starting tackle. Indie failed to gain through He preferred that the cost be met that United States would not bnlld did come out of it. Those k)nd of men on the heels of the weekly iron and into a snowstorm. They tection than he ever had before. doubled back; Monday, by unemployed union bar- center. John Wise circled left end to London maximum never treaty np call steel by trade Senator Phipps assured the dele- bers. the reviews, which showed up the Liard river, hoping to reach for a touchdown. police theyre afraid He went around (Continued on Paae Three ) 1936. of the publicity. Anyway, when one only a comparatively slight decrease Wolf lake, but were compelled to land Column One. gates the agriculture department is The barbers will be paid from a on the play without a B. Y. U. man of these old men with young Ideas In plant operations. Iron Age esti- in the river by murky weather. They; ' willing to establish grazing boards weekly contribution of master and touching him. Indie drop kicked for starts playing around with a girl like mated steel ingot production at 38 took off again, but of appeal in national forests, the in- Journeymen barbers, the shop will the point, making the score 14 to 0 in were farced down, imme, they are certain to get the worst per cent of capacity. be donated by Alfred Goddard, bar- favor of Hawaii. terior department is anxious to damaging the plane's pontoons unreon conditions it. of Iron Age also characterized the on a rock and floating Ice, They) ber college proprietor, and a linen After the kickoff to Hawaii. B Y. prove grazing Her plight did not seem to affect weeks developments as "preponderserved public domain, and our ob- and supply company will donate the U. lost the ball on line plays. Howell (Continu'd on Kino) to such the is have for she ate a placed privileges blocked girl's ject Hoover's attempted punt equipment. appetite, large antly favorable" and said that, al(Column Thro.) on a helpful, practical basis at small Cards from welfare agencies also from his own goal line and recovered steak, fried potatoes, a piece of apple though improvement in business had cost and without federal Interfer- will entitle the holders to pie and a cup of coffee after her con- been slight In some cases, the trend (Continued on Pave Eighteen ence fession had been completed. seems to be definitely upward. and baths. Ill-LigColumn One Smoot said he stood at all times for American of enterprise. protection By-la- , , y, SOLON ASKS NEW AMITY tye one-sto- STEEL TRADE RECORDS GAIN Hoover Submits World Court Protocol; Ambassador Clark Confirmed. aVl - yas n us lr Tur-lglxt- ar be-,J- er JP hard-boile- rd rd Hair Cuts Free For Unemployed er ur one-han- t GREATER SUNDAY TRIBUNE shoe-shin- JULIUS KAHN MARRIES. Dec. 10 OP). Julius Kahn, son of Congresswoman Ilorence Kahn, San Francisco, and Miss Marjorie Hannay, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. R. R. Hannay, U. S N . were married at the Presidio here tonight. SAN FRANCISCO. WILL ROGERS SAYS: BEVERLY HILL8, Callf Dec. Judge Lindsey is for free love, and Bishop Manning is holding out for the usual clergyman's fee for thr marriage ceremony. It looks like church laws, or civil evrn universal or customs, las, don't mean anything to anybody any more. Everybody is doing Just as they like, regardless of everything. They say all children reach a smart aleck age sometime. Well, onr whole country is in that stage now. Every man, every denomination and evrry organization wants things thrlr way. It' just ae of those things we get to pose through, and rwe will took back 'and feel ashamed of ' ourselves afterward. Yours. WILL ROGERS. 10. ' CARRIES GRID SELECTIONS es KELLOGG WARNS AGAINST WAR; GETS PEACE PRIZE j OSLO, Norway, Dec. 10 OP) war and we should be thankful to ISoundlng a confident note on worldtake it as a good omen that peace 'peace, but at the same time warning pr5i?ds tpdjx on the earth. Should there be a war. however. (that western civilization could not he warned, western civilization withstand a new war, Frank B. Kel- - could not withstand it. toward world1 logg, whose efforts I fee! sorry that so many people, among them many of my own counpeace resulted In the Kellogg-Brlan- d pact, today received the Nobel peace trymen. constantly predict a new I have said it before, war, he said. prize for 1929. An orchestra played the Star-- 1 and will emphasize it as strongly as western as Banner the former possible, that culture will ,Spangled (American secretary of state, fifth of never outlive a new war, but will his countrymen to win the award, re- -i perish in a general chaos, I know of no nobler work for hu-- I celved a diploma and medal from Professor Frederick Stang, president manity than promoting peace. Men lof the Nobel committee. must adopt higher and greater goals In acknowledging the award, Mr. than that of settling international was indino asserted there 'Kellogg quarrels by arms. (cation of war in the world, but rather! Mr. Kellogg said he regarded the the prospect was for continued award not only as an honor ta self, but to his country as well, and General Unrest, he said, is a 'as a recognition of Americas efforts inatural expression of hard times) toward peace and a higher civil Iza-- I it everywhere, but there has been nojtlon. him-peac- e. a hts KINGSFORD-SMIT- Team, Special Features , Complete Sens Coverage in Enlarged Edition. ' I e Fo TVflTH nearly a hundred new features to be used In the Greater Sunday Salt Lake Tribune all ready for the first edition of the enlarged Sunday paper next Sunday, still pther important attractions are being scheduled daily. In order to make the new paper the most attractive, readable and complete newspaper In the west. For the sport fans, In addition to more sport coverage, Sunday the Football Board, consisting of Knute Rockne, Tad Jones. Pop Warner and W. A Alexander, leading nation. Tlie selection U considered the football critics of the logical suctessor to the selections official, selection there wiH by the be published team selected the and made annually by Walter Camp. Rockne, of cdurse, Is the outstanding football figure of the nation. Warner is the leading coach and critic of western football, Alexander of the South, and Tad Jones, besides being a great coach, has traveled in all sections look" tpg over football material, (Continued on Pge Four, Column Four.) WEDS II GIRL WAITING AT HOME MELBOURNE, Australia, Dec. 10 foremost Australia's airman and the girl who waited behind while he flew around the world were married today. The ceremony that made Wing Commander Charles Klngsford-8mlt- h and Miss Mary Powell man and wife was perform in Scots church. Only immediate friends were present, but 10,000 persons waited outside the church to catch a glimpse of thfc bridge and groom. She was attired in white and silver, with a long tulle veil, and he wore his air force uniform. Four bridesmaids attended Mrs. C. T. P. Ulm, friend of Kingsford Smith and his companion on his transpacific flight, accompanied the bridegroom. Climaxing a romance that began on an ocean liner and was twined around tbq earth by thq adventur, (A). Klngs-ford-Smit- h. -- - ' the marriage means the a quieter, safer life for ous flier, beginning of Kingsford-Smlt- h. It was in 1927, while traveling from Vancouver to Australia, that he met the pretty golden-haire- d Irish girl and fell in love with her. Then, as he prepared to take off from Island to New York thi year In the Southern Cross, he announced their engagement. Since then he has flown from England to Australia, setting a new record en route. LINER TO SAIL OFTENER. LONDON (P). 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