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Show I PAGE THE HERALD-J- ElGirr. HERE'S Picketing Continues on San Francisco Waterfront MORE ABOUT Franklin D. Roosevelt j WHEAT BAER-LOUI- IS BADLY HURT OTTAWA. Ont. Aug ii Reported development of rust in United States vheat was .seen by wheatmen here today as a possible solution to Canada's problem of bushels of liquidating 125.OoO.OiK) surplus grain now in storage. It is expected the United States may have to purchase considerably more wheat from foreign countries this year, and Canada is hopeful of securing l uge orders. The new wheat board now being created, with John I. MacFariand, sellnev bead of the ing agency, as chairman, will fol- was an issue in the Rhode Island voting and it aroused no enthusiasm. That removed almost the last chance of persuading the balky house to change its mind and go along with the president Komis repudiated m Island though they may have been the president is standing firm. Rep Charles K. Risk, the Republican elected Tuesday to a Democratic house seat promised to pay the soldiers' bonus. Hut Mr, Roosevelt is reported to be ready right now to veto a congressional allotment of rash to the politically important Spanish American war veterans. Congress slipped through the other day a $l.VHHtnm restoration of benefits to the hoys of '!. That action wiped out Spanish American war pension savings established in previous economy acts. AAA cotton mill processing taxes cost the new deni more votes in Rhode Island than any other new deal experiment Hut the AAA flag is nailed to the new deal mast and will be there on election day next year. Southern and western farmers like it even if mill towns do not. IWA spiraling got a jolt in New. England when Rhode Islanders refused to vote bonds to participate in spending But the president has his iLCXKi.ooO.nno and believes most of the citizens would rather he would spend than save -- Rhode BEING ARRANGED low a policy of gradual Jones, son of Mr. and jMrs. Hyrum Joi.es of Providence, was in a Logan hospital today receiving treatment for laceration. and bruises received when a team fr horses ran away with him late V. ednesday. The youth was mow-jin- g alfalfa on the farm of Bishop H M. Zollinger at College ward The horses became frightened and bolted the youth fell on tho niachine and severely cut one leg. Sixteen stitches were required ti close the wound. sales, without holding Trading in fuWINTER SUPPLY ture., will be restored. K. I. Ramsay, chairman of the KANSAS City. Mo.. Aug. 7 gram cLmmittoe, and R. D. Pur- ''P Tony Marto was a provident of but head the wheat Alberta soul, dy. mishap upset his plans. He ran his automobile into an pool will complete the board. electric light pole and ten gallons of corn whisky spilled on the ATTEMPTS li Hi FLIGHT giound. That was my supply for the winter, Tony explained HATFIELD EngAIRDROME, to inquisitive policemen. land. Aug. H d'JV-T- . Campbell Black soared away at 5:3o p. m. 02:30 p. rm, e. d. t.) today on an LL'MBFK AMP BURNED attempt to break the airplane speed iccord from England to KLAMATH FALLS. Ore., Aug. Capetown. South Africa. d id A fire, aided by explosions of a boiler and oil drums. leveled COTTON CROP BIG the lumber camp WASHINGTON, Aug 8 .IMP- -A at Tionesta. Calif., Wednesday 1935 American cotton of bb.O'K. feet crop of night, destroying bales. 2,067, (00 bales in lumber. MU) machinery was a to11,79k,uo cxci ss of last year's production tal loss. Origin of the fire and was forecast today by the depart- estimated damage had not been ment of agriculture. determined. rue-fuc- y On the .surface, alls quiet on the San Francisco waterfront, but underneath theres an undercurrent of unreal. For more than a month, pickets have prevented the unloading of the steamer Point Clear on the labor. A group of pickets shown on the dock, with the steamer in the grounds It was loaded by background, present an effective blockade to anv unloading efforts. non-unio- n i NEW YORK. Aug 8 T.p. Stock resumed their advance to-ii idt i.h.iij; tf mCIChiili .y undri diMiig and selected issues in various groups. as comTrading picked up pared with the previous session Allied Stores common stock lei a new in acivity and went to 3 Its gained preferred high New for the year highs paints also were made hv Giuihel Brothers issues, R. H Mmy, Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck, was goad for while demand Marshall Field and J. C. Ienney. Increased buying in the merchandising isues was based on favorable current reports on sales and with outlook together earnings for a good showing for the second half of the year it. I Kdilur'.x Note A youth is spending a tew weeks .seeing the wes-eicountry via the. hiVi'-nlu- : route. During the Inn he inDim. Montends to visit tana. Ort gun, Wa.shuigto.i. (ahfurnm am) Nevada iLtdy notes from hi: dmiy wail be in the puhli-die- Tax Measure Finn On the word of Sen. Peter Got-le- t Gerry. Rhode Islands favorite son. New Engiund Democratic doesn't like the Roosevelt trade treaties and cares even less for bill sprung on the the country last June, Gerry has been warning thd new deal that pair wo lid cause trouble in the northeast But again Mr. Roosevelt in convinced he is right and will stand by his pet measures. Conservative Democrats of north and south are drawn together by this Rhode Island upset. They would like to do something but are powerless. There has been gossip of a conservative coalition of Republicans and Democrats against the new deal next year, perhaps with a Democrat as big as A1 Smith or John VV. Davis heading the ticket. But that is a political pipe dream for 1936 although the parties may actually be realigned In time for the 1940 election. There is much strain now on party ties but not quite enough to break them. 4 1 if ' BUTTE: deep." "Mile high mid e. mile terraied mountain sul" from Montana's metropolis emerges through an umbra of mining slog and debris. If anyone has ever removed any of this grime, each bit has been replaced. a left-ov- laith-l'ull- y A sight at night, from the high mountain road one can see the twinkling city lights, appearing as far distant as the stars in their celestial setting. OGDEN. Aug. 8 U'.IP USDA. Hogs: receipts 82, for market. Steady to slightly higher, bulk best driveins 11.80, few $12.00; odd lots mixed weights 11.00 to 11.50: packing sows 8.75 to 10.00. Cattle: receipts 142. all market. Steady, bulk drivein steers and heifers 4.75 to 6.00. Good heifers common kinds around $4; 6.50, medium and good cows few bulls lower grades odd head good vealers about 7.00-- 7 50; late Wednesday car load local heifers with 2 per cent shrink 5.75, few out at 5.00; mill lots medium and good vealers "Garden MISSOULA: City." "University City," "Everyone likes are Such this place." sample quotations, but today's 400 miles BUTTER PRICES has made me too tired to fix up any personel bouquets. Stopped this afternoon in the haying section for some cooling SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 8 tl'.Rl local cows arc like buttermilk; Dairy market: Cutter: 92 score 27; Wimpy's, "Acme of bovinity." 28 54; medium 26 eggs: large small 16 S9. found: OCEAN BEACH, N. Y., Aug. 8 HJ.Ri City officials found the key to the new jail and it will he dedicated almost any day now. So many citizens have applied for the privilege of spending the first night In it that the privileges may be sold to the highest bidder. The last time the citizenry gathered to dedicate the edifice, the marshal couldn't find the key so the ceremony had to be put off. 4.00-4.5- 0, 2.50-3.5- 100-4.6- STOCK MARKET SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 8 il lli Butter, extra cartoned, 28 cents. First grade cream delivered in Salt Lake City, 24 cents. KEY IS AT A GLANCE Sheep: receipts 22,441; through shipments include 4908 to St. Joe Market, 2661 to Denver Market (By United Press) and 2225 to Chicago Market. Late Stocks higher. Bonds irregularly higher. Wednesday 5 doubles 85 to 90 lb. Corn stocks irregularly higher. Idaho lambs 7.75, 15 out to car $6; :t doubles X!) lb. Oregons 7.7. sorted Chicago stocks irregular. 20 to ear $6; 3 doubles 89 lb. OreCall money U of 1 per cent. Foreign exchange: dollar steady. gons 7.75, 25 head out at $6; best cent trucked, in lambs 675, few lots Grains: wheat Ms to Few ewes 5.25 to 6.25 lower: corn oats and rye lower. Cotton $1.50 a bale lower. yearlings 4.50. Note: above quotations on rail Rubber futures steady Silver: bar at New York 67 ;t shipments reflect variable freight Montreal fu- benefits on sheep bought for cents, unchanged; tures steady. 2.25-2.7- r: r HERES MORE ABOUT Shaw-Bertra- FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE! TREMENDOUS BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS ! Light Colored SUMMER SUITS U Regular Price Entire Stock of Dark Colored SUITS K OFF REGULAR PRICES All Light Colored SUMMER TROUSERS REGULAR PRICES! Reg. $2.50 Sale Price $1 .25 Salt Price Reff- - $5.00 $2.50 SALE OF PAJAMAS STRAW IIATS SALE PRICES Regular Priced $2.95 SALE PRICE 50c to 85c $1.95 $1.50 to $2.95 Regular Price ONLY TWO DAYS LEFT OF FL0KS11EIM SHOE SALE! 25 Pairs Odds and Ends Left Over in our Florsheim Shoe Sale FOR ONLY 50 MENS DRESS SHIRTS Regularly- Price $1.35 to $1.65 - SALE PRICE 75 c $5.45 PER PAIR Co. Jensen-Holma- n TWO-DA- 11 u: 1 1 S' TO piinu'ii Y FINAL SALE ! r Mike CHICAGO. Aug 8 Jacobs, New York promoter, arheavyranged today a weight f'ght between Joe L.OU1 of Dofroit. who Int night knocked out King Levinsky, :u Max Baer of California, former Heavyweight champion. Site and date of the fight have not yet been decided. It is probable. however. Hint it will v. ur some time after and it is also probable that it will be held either in New York or Chicago. Jacobs today signed a contract with AnejJ Hoffman. Baer's manager. He already held a contract for the services of Louis e "I m going to see certain here today about holding the fight in Chicago, Jacobs' said. I also h ive a New York proposition to listen to. I will hoid tne in the city which 1 figure will make me the mot money. If New York is selected Yankee Stadium will be the site and if Chicago is chosen the bout will be held at Soldier field, the piomoter said. Immediately after the contracts were signed, Hoffman left for Speculator, New York, with the idea of choosing the fight camp there as a training site for Baer, if the bout is slated for New York. Hoffman assured Jacobs that peo-p.- Good Whiskeys Rival Real Soviet tHaniiaurit from raye One) Iiifiii.ating into gaming control of establishing parties and them in hup" reCommunist sm-- of oo gimes. OsN'iisdily there has been a basic change in policy of this formed Communist International, to promote world revolution. Orto ders have been dispatched Communist parties all over the world to cooperate with liberals against fascism - in other words to go on the defensive. Many speakers have suggested this as a necessity in view of the ideas. which spread of fascist they fear may establish dictatorial in after governments country country. Future Control .Sought But several of the orators, insecretary cluding Earl Browder. general of the American comadmitted munist party, have frankly that the policy of monetary cooperation with liberals was motivated by the idea of future control of left wing elements generally in forwarding the dream of proletarian dictatorship. American diplomats here, particularly regard as especially inconsistent the expressed policy of supporting democracy in America and at the same time encouraging in the speech of one American of Samuel DArcy delegate trouble among seamen. In his speech a week ago D'Arcy predicted a strike on a vast scale among American longshoremen with ship when their agreement owners expires in September. Ho added International that the would try to obtain world wide and seamen cooperation among in the "struggle longshoremen against the borgeoisie." Refer to Mooney There have been subsequent references to Tom Mooney as a victim of capitalist repression, by George Dimitrov, Bulgarian communistic leader who was acquitted in Germany of complicity in the Reichstag fire; admissions by men like Wilhelm Pick, German Communist leader, the formation of "world-wid- e Socialist government" is the primary aim of the international in attempting to establish a United front; the assertion also by Pick that the present duty of the Communist party in the United States and elsewhere is to ill'iltrate among the masses and gain influence as soon as and the statement of possible, William Z. Foster, leader of the American party, that it is necessary to increase activity among unemployed in order to take advantage of the ..resent "crisis" of capitalism to promote the growth of Communism. Oppose CUC Camps A separate conference is being held here to formulate means ot opposition to labor camps such as the CCC camps as promoters of militarism among unemployed youtn. Foster, among others, has emphasized the need for cooperation with liberals to fight Fascism, over which ull Communists like many others are concerned. But in view of hints in speeches, and the belief that in cooperation in other countries in the past, Communists have sought to take control and let the others cooperate with them, foreign diplomatic observers tended to discount the idea that the "Comintern" was getting away from the world revolution movement and instead that "Liberal ' suspect parties were sought as reinforcements. In its agreement with the United States, signed at Washington November 16, 1933, the Russian government undertook "not to permit the formation or residence on its territory of any organization which has an aim or group of bringing about by force of a change in the political or social order of the United States. In some American quarters here the view is held that stirring up American workers by the international on Russian territory could be considered in violation of this agreement. Liquor Tax (iixes Idaho Half Million Tail and Spotlight ' Stop Light 87c QQq ih A rugged guaranteed light. Block enameled, chro- Block enameled . , . complete With cord & Mazda bulb. For open or closed Before You Buy Any Tires II mium plated trim, brilliant red reflector lens. )AHs on Western Giants -- A rWfci Po0,- :S - YUOrf C Coat Hanger Very hortdy Tl 13 A tire for every purse ond purpose. Ruggedly built, non-ski- d treads, more ' mileage for your money. Tires Mounted FREE I 1 1 8x5x3 Vi' inches. 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These figures do not include revenue from state dispensers in more than 50 towns and villages. Combination Dandy Communist-So-cialist-Leber- 12 signed by body but the mut- - e Je.-vs- work-makin- g 1 FIGHT S -- sentence No 1083. 8. II. S. MAY PURCHASE 'PROVIDENCE BOY CANADIAN Continued From I'nut One) On. other issues THURSDAY. AUGUST URN AC, LUCAN, UTAH, O 128 North Main 6 11 a? " 1, |