Show -- "1" TIIR SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 13 1930 new MAKING IT FA V HARROW Fngland— After his waste wool rags silver ores cattle shop had been raided a local shop-- I In a window readdates In packages lard timber long keeper put signcomehishere for good ing “Burglars staple cotton casein sodium sul- cameras why not jou?" spring clothes phate anhydrous pins mustard seed mica: hides leather on free list 12 '" T IJI— WASHINGTON June hides leathers and shoes petroleum XT I I I Against eliminating countervailing I 1TTY I I I A WASHINGTON June 13 (41 —The etc 50 cents barrel on petroleum duty H President Hoover moved today to I I on coal (J 111 Ihouse banking committee today ap- lumber etc 40 cents barrel fill the last of the major diplomatic iV1 111 on peiJ A Against reducing duty on tiles proved the MacFadden bill to amend! troleum crude gypsum and to place posts now vacant by nominating W the federal farm loan act to prov ide petroleum on the dutiable list at 10 Cameron Forbes wealthy Bostonian King to Vote for the taking oer of tafunrt Joint and 20 per cent las ambassador to Japan banks stock another joint land N life by Mr Forbes has been in public Solou Sponsor of Relations Commit- stock land bank within the slates InJ Votes against decreases In thr Nay on Tariff 'at Intervals since 1904 when he be- - Foreign tariff on: Calcium carbide china to Th Tribune which they are authorized to make clay or kaolin tungsten ore card Special Moaurcs Doubts Pass- came a member of the Philippine lee Insists on Right loans 12 of the time their liquidation and burr waste wool rags wool rags WASHINGTON June —Senator at commission but tliis Is his first Documents has who not been In of to! to Utah will measure be King This mas He applicable governor wool rags diplomatic post (second amendment) age This Session the defunct Joint stock land bank at (third amendment) men's and boys' the senate for several weeks but has peneral of the Islands from 1909 to 11913 and In 1931 mas a member ol Kansas City and will assist In a set- clothing coarser wools red lead been at his office said todav he ex(Continued from Pace One ) tlement of the differences between sodium and potassium plate glass Wood Forbes commission WASHINGTON June 13 pected to be present tomorrow to to ln' ment to change the old dangerous the bondholders and the stockholders! by Prr?ent congress at this session Against reconsidering vote fixing register his vote against final passage that re” will the of It bank that conditions In the Islands permit wlll enact the three bills he conditions y of the tariff bill If duty on cement in Kansas he Is unequal to attending he has a posed for the relief of Remarking the London treaty Is organisationwillof the bank Against reducing duty on hides resume to It and now in for permit ment mas expressed todav bv Sena- - KALLY Ar I final City ratification reSTOCKS pending Against second amendment to pair with Senatorw 111Moses of New tor Wagner Democrat New Yoik the United States Great Britain and functioning duce duty on hides make his vote Hampshire which Chairbe will made An effort by mhen the house Judiciary committee Japan the secretary touched on the man Against placing goat and Ud count In opposition of committee MacFadden the opposition which the pact Is exciting adjourned to con fder them In executo obtain suitable action In the house m each country tive scsMon next Wednesdav HOOVER NAMES iWNATflRS TAT K House Committee FORBES ENVOY Favors Changing c Farm Loan Law japaneseBACK TO HOOVER HOUSE DELAYS silica crude and elements suitable for pigments thread or yarn to BILL TO HELP UNEMPLOYED fl ATT Arp illlD p'the Smoot-Hawle- rK oniaii Cop Denounces Roadhouse Evil ntWhh 16 n Ch been pa ssed bv the senate col !ftb come house and passed mainly from opposition w Tow 'gundff tne year ln--j before that time extremists among the profes- u arrlors ‘hat country w htle Beanngs on the two measures thlsYigure a's aUm'lngo fore the committee bLinud mi hthat iBt me same tlmln each countrr c1’ proposing the'?ir vllian public opinion U giving It over- -' VSUm ° k rorm“hTrt °f entire market! June 12 (4)— RoadBOSTON exchange new lows whelming support' lu i930 bottom and that a£ houses Improperly managed were ‘eheral Pi" to ISd Point attained on are further easily denounced as a serious menace to Secretary for the advance planning of ' Conflict erf Argument lie works were concluded youth by Miss Jessie F Blnford of today speaking at a dinner of the The third bill providing for the rr secretary next pointed to what Chicago International Association of Police Ford fitly S Estate heThe collection of employment statistics as "the conflict" of described tiry Mbs Blnford Is a Women bv the bureau of labor statistics also ff if t Historic r ort guments used by the opponents of director tonight of the association and also passed by the senate has been reof the Juvenile Protective the pact In each country asserting a director ported by the house labor committee SAVANNAH Ga June 21 14 — that points cited by opponents In one society of Chicago At the conclusion of today s hear- Ford activities are time “Leisure has the purchased country as giving that national ings Wagner said Chairman Gra Henry and controlled too much by on Genesis feriority another were likewise ham of the Judiciary committee had Chisholm plantation y cited by opponents of the other coun- - commercialized Interests w hose been requested to call a meeting Point near here on which U The as giving their own country In- - peal Is contrary to all standards of than Wednesday but had In- - atfd historic Fort McAllister William Miss law and order and decency” slated the committee needed that'nlanUtlon- bought from Mrs feriority here comprises about “Out of this clash of opinions two Blnford asserted Is much time for consideration of one more type roadhouse ‘'The 2300 acres a First clear results are bills that treaty Fort McAllister was an unimpo- so evenly criticised on opposite 'which today presents problems to Senator Wagner attacked constitutional arguments against the pro- rtant fortification during the Civil grounds by extremists In all three 'every county In nearly every stale countries must come pretty near to They create not meet a demand for posed employment exchange system v ar the central line of fairness and Jus liquor prostitution and demoralized as “urenable and fantastic " SMALLEST CHECK forms of entertainment" tlce between all three Exact knowledge of employment conditions was needed the senator WTST TORRINGTON England "In the case of this treaty the concontended so that public works could ‘UP) —The local parish council re- - cessions are apparently so evenly dis- cannot be true probably none of ceived a check for five pence marked tributed that exactly opposite re them are” be launched In times of depression “not negotiable” for Interest on are being claimed to flow from Directing his criticism of the opSnails have been used as food eminent bonds with one penny de- - the treaty In each of the tliree ponents of the treaty particularly Itrles All of these predictions of evil against officers of the navy who apfrom very ancient times for Income tax peared before senate committees Investigating the pact Stlmwn praised the attitude of Admiral WUllam V ha l0"1 Jk un-!t- pub--iln- r 'Embassy Liquor Utn'ciling Riles A routes Senator Set June 19 for Hubbard Statue WASHINGTON June 12 (4b BUFFALO N V June 12 (4b— The Rovcrofters at Last Aurora hate completed a memorial statue of Hubbard which will be umeliedi Thursday June 19 with a celebration' extending through four 'day a The statue which Is of heroic size has been placed on the Grove street campus the face looking toward the chapel where Fra Elbertus delivered his famous addresses It rests upon a white marble base which was carved and brought from Ireland near the scene of the Lusitania disaster In which Fra Elbertus lost his life rt Howell -Se- nator protested to Police Su- perintendent Pratt today against Importation of liquor by diplomats In the District of Columbia The Nebraska senator author of a bill for stricter prohibition enforcement In the capital was aroused by the bringing In of alcoholic bewages for the British embassy yesterday UONV ICTS FOUND Calif June FOLSOM PRISON 12 (4b— Ethan McNabb and Lloyd convicts Folsom Sampsell missing were found hiding In a depression near the blacksmith shop at thu Furopf an women ere adopting the prison late today The men Innerving Oakor on long terms for bank robbery style wearing the wedding ring the third finger of the right hand In- land Calif had been missing a week stead of the left RUNAWAY Sale ! Father's Day Men’ Furnishing Cards our Ud Remember with a merry card of Tt hi tery greeting own day Sunday make It happy lor him 16o STYLE June Event No quality fers a complete ol men's shirt sox underwear at appealingly prices and 9So 10 of- array ties etc iow June Erent No O Today Tomorrow today-initiate- th ap-tr- fitu-earll- er - thel"’-Chishol- ts coun-Iduct- Pratt commander-l- n chief of the United States fleet and chief advisor to the American delegation Pratt supported the treaty in his testi-- mony Refers to Stand Of Naval Officers “I am speaking of a tendency— the tendency of the professional military viewpoint” he said In referring to the opposition by naval officers to the treaty “It la narrow It only covers a portion of the field which must be considered In matters of national security and defense and its limitations snd dangers have long been recognized by the American people Cer-- ( talnly never was the necessity of breadth of view shown more clearly than In the case of the present treaty Certainly never were the dangers of a narrow militaristic viewpoint more Never clearly made manifest was the narrowness and Intolerance In more a of militarism exhibited striking light Never was the wise foresight of our forefathers which the decision of such matters f(laced n different hands more clearly vin- Giving You More HART r SCHAFFNER & MARX E JUNE SUIT SPECIAL 1 It tremendous resources close buying of took as this Business men’s style and suits men’s young university models are all grays Vellum tans blue worsteds and serges — every type of suit you could wish with Dickens blues guaranteed Hart Schaff-ne- r & Marx quality and the fitting service of this Extra Trousers $6 store Dixie Weave Suits or Tropical Woolens and Worsteds — $25—$30— $35 Father's Day Specials in Summer Furnishings Broadcloth Shirts Silk Neckwear s145 185 Arthur Frank 208-21- 0 fwyfsjieg In conclusion the secretary vigorously opposed efforts to have the 'itrcaty ratification delayed until later in the year predicting that "the bitter efforts of a single group of newspapers which Is now devoting Itself to defeat of the treaty” will be projected Into senatorial contests to make the pact an Issue during the campaigns “This could have no other result than to breed unfounded suspicion he said “It would only and tend to drag the treaty into party It would go fsr to politics destroy the benefit snd purpose of the treaty when ratified" LINEUP GIVES TARIFF DILL CERTAIN VICTORY For sports street afternoon evening ensembles jacket frocks capes Materials! (Continued from Paco One ) to produce such a value Pewter dicated" Jj "I am going to vote for the conference report" he replied and returned to the senate chamber Norbeck Senator Republican South Dakota who was scheduled to Iceland to particileave today for pate by appointment of the president as American representative at the one thousandth anniversary of the foundation of the first representative government by a congress was unable to arrange a pair He decided to remain at risk of missing his boat to vote against the bill woolens economical production and close selling here For the first time in the history of Walker’s fashion shops a $10 Sale bringing 300 brand new silk South Main Street iL Pain Arranged After Debate Pairs arranged which are subject to change are Smith B C against Watson Ind for King Utah against Moses N H for Nye N D against: Cutting N M for The debate raged on today with the air of tenseness diminished Illtle by the announcements of the two Pennsylvanian senators which removes nearly all doubt as to the outcome Most of the senators looked far beyond the bill Itself to the Issue they have been busy creating for weeks — issues on which the Democrats and the western Republicans hope to Increase their congressional voting strength In the November election Senator Norris Republican Nebraska Progressive leader Inveighed against the measure as "protection gone wild" Senator Shortrldge Republican California delivered a defense R a slob's statement in a telegram to Senate Leader Robinson said the bill “Inevitably will cripple our foreign trade and will not be helpful to domestic business except In a few Isolated Instances" for for for for for Print chiffon Plain chiffon Print georgette women misses larger women small women Plain georgette Silk pique Shantung Print crepe $ junior misses Color X White Blush Pink Linen Blue Orchid Wood Nymph Green Buttercup Yellow & Black Sixes 13 to 17 Sixes 14 to 52 Half sizes 18‘a to 26‘2 Fashioned After 1650 Tariff and 2975 Dresses— Some in the very same fabrics! true! We're yEStooit's Walker's excited about it and you will be exclusive fashion shops are having a Sale of Dresses under $15 or 16 50 For a while we took to avoiding the buyer he’d hern talking about dresses a fine dressmaker would design to sell for $10 marsmart velous values— for weeks excitement and we were well— bored yesterday we SAW the dresses and the Now It's different PRICE This IS going to be a wonderful sale and we're as enthusiastic as any buyer ought or ought not to be— as enthusiastic as You will be! They are smart they are new they are lovely the quality Is marvelous everything he claimed Is true and true in abundance TTOWEVER Walker’s Second Floor) A Companion Sale of Neiv &-- white felts Pastel Pittman Shown A $25 Man Special to Th Tribune WASHINGTON June 12— Senator Putman of Nevada Is shown up by Senator 8moot chairman of the senate finance committee In a statement Issued today to be one of the best Democratic protectionists In the The compilation Is based senate solely on those votes on which there were roll calls meny other Items were disposed of on viva voce vole As Senator Smoot compiled the record Senator Pttrman voted for 23 Increases In tariff rates fnd against 19 proposed reductions His record follows: - Vote for Increases In dul lev or to place duties oa Lithium and other Eggshell Regular Orchil 593 ’Pink Green Hats i SPECIALLY purchased group of '2M pastel and white felt hats All vouth-fil- l smart tailored Trims off styles vagabond brims styles bows bands wide floppy brims and Ribbons every detail new and ! 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