| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 3 3 J 31 administration to meet Monday ton's Orphans” Hls slogans caught on with the public and business Among other members are Newton D Baker former secretary of war prospered Although the steady E D Duffield president of the Prugrowth of his tea and other enterdential Life Insurance company prises brought him great wealth it was the manner in which he inJohn Barton Payne chairman of the 2 (JPh-Two Oct 1 PHILADELPHIA American Red Cross and L J Taber formed the public of hls business In trust master of the national grange companies neighborhood that later kept him out of the aristo doors licked their closed school B of our SIDNEY the lad WniPPLE and bully By Philadelphia tocratic yacht clubs " " and Bank me the Staff to said I and Onley Correspondent) myself day Theywer After a fortune he (United Previ Hoover Continues British Sportsman Cheated was madeaccumulating a baronet and at the turn NEW YORK Oct 2— Each day Once and only once Llpton's Trust company Fifth atreet and Taand the two went branches of back road bor down on dream with sun $500 To another the the when Sift Proposals cup taking the century had become a conChance to Win Back of firmed yatching enthusiast He often defeat for Sir Thomas Lipton and (worth $42 30 as silver bullion) came Jefferson Title and Trubt company WASHINGTON Oct 2 (PI— Presistreet and Guard dent Hoover at the hub of the dps-- 1 That was in 1920 at Twenty-nint- h expressed his love of America and hls great steam yacht the Erin near fulfillment America’s Cup hls fine sense of fair play made him pointed her nose for shore the “pr-fe- when his Shamrock IV won two races avenue fedterlng activities of a relief-ben- t sportsman” used to gather his and was cheated of a third victory STEUBENVILLE Ohio Oct 2 (JP) eral government continued today to popular throughout sporting circles On hls last birthday he smiled as friends around him and forget hls by the measurement rules The Co(Continued from Page One) Bank an(j give major attention to a range of he recalled hls challenges for the disappointment by a philosophic lumbia beat hls Shamrock I handi- —The Union Savings of Steubenville sus- proposals for governmental action to membership Then last year near America's Trust 1899 defeated company of hls Constitution in ly victory contemplation must amazing old "I At tho same time a committee of get the cup Shamrock II the next year Reli pended business today over life Itself the end of his brave career he was mug back again" he said the chamber of commerce of the to ask voted last night He would cock hls yachting cap ance turned back Shamrock HI in Directors United States after long deliberaelected to membership This year Resolute nosed out Shamrock the state to liquidate the Institution tion over one ear chuckle — and he was 1903 his Shamrock V won the king's cup Lipton’s Visit to put before the country an Insaid which assets to — conserve 1920 with all the hopes of the they so much a Scot that there was even IV in clusive plan for unofficial direction but Sir Thomas did not frequent the withhad been — a burr in hls chuckle and then American public behind the Irish impaired by heavy Salt Lake Recalled of production and employment squadron's club at Cowes drawals Sir Thomas Lipton famous yachts- closing his eyes hark back to hls yacht through a national planning board 30 June The last Had But One Wish bank Dim Heart reported Stout Eyes ragged boyhood with its poverty its The president’s unemployment rewho man died in London resources of $4841000 total Friday backThe Royal Yacht squadron apparhardships and the driving And in 1930 with Sir Thomas’ lief organization headed by Walter — was once entertained in Salt Lake never work that left the eyes growing a little dim and hls MUSKEGON Mich Oct 2 (JP) S Gifford contributed a suggestion breaking ently meant little to Sir Thomas In his later years for he once remarked: about 20 years ago — when he waa the lad a moment of pleasure hearing a little gone but with hls for Sav- for community management of the ‘I'd give up every trophy In my col- guest of the late United States SenaHe talked of those days he used heart as stout as ever he saw “the The People’s State Bank A notice problem of the workless to believe not because there was a finest boat he ever built” Shamrock ings failed to open today lection for the one I haven’t got” tor and Mrs Thomas Kearns one form or another every deSenator and Mrs Kearns met Lip- boastful vein In hls makeup but be- V trail the waters of Long Wand stated that the bank was closed for In Sir Thomoji had gone to America The partment of the government has when he was 15 years old leaving ton near the turn of the century cause it was an eternal matter of sound behind Harold 8 Vanderbilt 's reorganization or liquidation last financial statement showed to- been set a task in the president's to himself that he silver-masthis home in Glasgow where his par- when he was rising to ascendancy in amazement to do whatever Is found helpEnterprise a scien- tal resources of $3068480 and deents had migrated from Ireland He yachting and were entertained Thomas Lipton a poor boy who never tific and mechanical of marvel ship- posits of $2286938 ful for economic relief The regular worked on a farm In New York and aboard his yacht In New York har- had a toy should now be able to building from American yards cabinet meeting was described as a then went to New Orleans where bor for a few days The friendship toss away $2000000 on a little yacht The newspaper men who watched general discussion covering a wide SEEKS BODY BUSINESS he drove a horse car Later he went formed there resulted in Senator and were from a defeat that Erin Solace in the Defeat Hls miscellany and the members hurto South Carolina to work on a rice Mrs Kearns visiting him a few years concerned little for Sir Thomas AID FOR UNEMPLOYED ried away afterward with the air of There was boyish Inhow take wondered plantation Returning to New York later on his estate In England and genuous In hissomething would he officials with much awaiting them pride about this vic- They he was penniless and slept on park hls subsequent visit to the Kearns this last disappointment— for they at their desks (Continued from Psta One) tory over circumstances and this was realized benches until he could find a lob home in Salt Lake be would that It probably hls greatest solace year after year Secretary Doak of the labor derefederal between At last he got a start and saved his the asthe hls last cooperation courageous said he had so many things despite partment when he watched hls green-hulle- d REPRESENTS NATION money for several years returning to surances that he was "as good as serve system and the central banks to do that he might have to cancel across wallow finish Shamrocks the WASHINGTON Oct 2 (P)—W neighbors noticed too that Sir of our Glasgow to work In his father’s ever” plans to attend the convention of Hal lam Tuck of New York was line in the wake of the faster Ameri- Thomas They never watched the finish of Meanwhile members discussed in- the American Federation of Labor shop can defenders as nanamed the American today Advertised Widely that final race as he was accus- formally features of the employment meeting next week in Vancouver commissioner under the treaty Interviews? tomed to do through marine glasses report to be submitted by Henry I British Columbia He put new Ideas Into the busi- tional was men this of young conciliation I "Only between the United from the ness advertising widely None of the plans under consideraThey discovered Harriman of Boston chairman of the Once he beaten by a better boat But next him in hlsbridge If tion for economic cabin telling stories of New England Power association advertised a special cure for hams States and Belgium relief have reached I’ll build a better boat and I'll “When I was a year directors’ approval a stage of development where the boy In New Orleans” it receives the by leading two large hogs through the Raffi exported from Madagascar challenge And that ’minds ecoIncludes which again this program streets with a banner saving "Lip- - last year weighed 550000 tons White House feels announcement Promised to Come Again me of the time when I was a little and employment re- can be made It was said nomic today that For the first time in hls career serves planning is ultimately Intended for the no one definite project for easing the Lipton seemed downcast that night White House “I am afraid that is the last boys A straight out declaration for em- situation had been drawn up alI may never race again” he said ployment rotation without slashing though the piesident was contAiuing But that was only temporary Be- wages where enforced curtailment hlsMrinvestigations hopefully Hoover has been much Interfore he had returned to England he arises formed an essential section of ested In the chamber of commerce promised that he would challenge the committee report In its present for a planning board which again form This program already Is being project ndustry in a manner He lived however to record an carried to Industry and labor by would advise designed both" to equalize production other triumph over British conserva President Hoovers relief organiza- over periods of recession and to give tlsm —one might say snobbishness tion assurance of continuing emSir Thomas Llpton's Shamrocks flew Also It called for Internal regn-- - greater plan as drawn In the flag of the Royal Ulster Yacht lation of commodity and security ployment This club at the mast peak The Royal exchanges to prevent artificial committee still awaits approval of Ulster is a splendid club but it is depression of values in times of the chamber's board of directors not the Royal Yacht squadron of distress Rejecting the theory that England that kingly association of technical advance in Industry is ROAD BODY AND seafaring sportsmen that Is so exthe principal cause of economic clusive that some dukes have never dislocation the committee yet ‘SENATOR’ SEE PARK entrance And Thomas Sir found that displacement of labor gained for all hls millions was “In trade must be recognized (Continued (rom Fin One) by machines Last May after Lipton hugged to as an active factor his bosom a consolation cup given Asa O Briggs chairman sub- calling them by name That went on Go into these two marvelolus groups in the most to me Then Miss Mchim as a trblute from the American mitted the immigration report urg- until they got public he went home to find himself ing extension of “nondlscrlmlnatory” Neil was stumped name?” the “What's elected a member of the Royal Yacht breath-takin- g ahie-givin- g event ever held! immigration restriction to Japan and whispered I your told her and then she squadron China frankly saying “There Is no So Shamrock V spread her canvas repeated my name aloud and Mr of the importance of this matBlood shook me warmly by the at Cowes this year and won the doubt our to commercial ter relations’’ hand saying he hoped I had en king's cup and moreover she flaunted proudly at her peak the most joyed my stay In Salt Lake Policy Hampers Trade royal pennant of the mast royal "American business men who have We had breakfast at Cedar City But Sir Thomas visited Japan and many of those who and started In the buses for Zion canyacht squadron was not there to see it are engaged in trade with that coun yon When we stopped at Anderson's out Bought originally to he sold up try’ the committee said “assert that ranch the “highwaymen" hopped the discrimination against Japanese of the bus and began digging chunks to $10— are to be put into this wonin our immigration policy and laws out of the road to see what It was derful assortment New double has been a detriment to the great made of At the entrance to the park brims — tricornes — tier brim3 development of Japanese good will a forest rangpy stopped us and asked ' toward the United States and has which state we were from After he Feathered and ribbon trims EvH E Surman of Illinois heaved hampered our trade with that coun- left a sigh of relief because he said he erything that spells fall 1931 You ISTANBUL Turkey Oct 3 try" must have one! Only Despite Immigration exclusion It thought we were going to he told attempt to assassinate allowed In the General Ismet Pasha premier and said Japanese trade has averaged there was no smoking at Zion lodge We arrived canyon last was the for as he council $619000000 of the annually president for lunch but couldn't see much of seven Chinese and disclosed $248000000 was years Greece for by leaving the cliffs because they turned the European credit extensions parpolice files today heat on early this year and the topB One of two men who had come ticipated In by the federal reserve by steam from Greece by steamer was arrested system during recent financial were hidden During lunch we got to discussing on suspicion when the vessel docked crises were set forth by the forthe depression S B Slack the as provyesterday and was subjected to eign commerce committee Georgia “highwayman” allowed that Clever The other locked himing “the value of contact with cenhand - manipulated styling questioning the cotton planters In hls state felt tral banks abroad” self In a washroom and committed crowns pert bows and feather fancies tell It recommended that the directors pretty low He said they had been suicide at a glance that here are the greatest The prisoner who gave hts name “urge the federal reserve board and asked to cut down on cottonSoplantthe price values ever offered In Salt Lake A style they as Agopl said that he and hls com the federal reserve banks to establish ing so40as to raise per cent less fertilizer no a color and shape for every woman by closer relations with the central banks used panion had been commissioned so13 all boll weevil at co to view a of poison planted with what he termed the Armenian with them where prac per cent less area— and got a 25 per city “Tashnak” to slay the premier operating on Oreck soil They beared Greek tlcable In the perfection of credit cent bigger crop than last year Well we are off for the canyon police would be too alert however facilities required by the (Auerbach's— Millinery— Second Floor) said and came to Istanbul to lean commerce and Investment of now This Is a whole lot more than the United States and the wider use 10 words If they take it out of my carry out their designs of dollar exchange in pay I’ll probably have a job for life DEATH CLAIMS LIPTON SPENT MILLIONS TO WIN CUP WORTH §1230 THOMAS LIPTON Four Banks Close In East Midwest For Fall 1931 Arthur Frank Announces a ct ed Hart Schaffner & Marx Suit Latln-Amertc- AUERBACH CO SECOND EMPIRE and VICTORIAN STYLES 500 Smart New Hats! 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HANG WilOct 2 a canvass of the entire Held of relief REPRESA and an evaluation of the suggestions liam Hudson 25 and Robert O’Neill (Continued from Pn On) 21 both of Los Angeles were hanged that have poured in since its strongest supporters last session In at Folsom prison heretoday for the of the lace opposition the president's Fred C Croxton assistant to Wal- murder of Perman C Calderwood diter S Gifford national relief young municipal court bailiff in Los Agree on Navy Cuts Hoover and Borah found them- rector heads the committee on relief Angeles during a holdup selves in agreement In discussing the president's program for cutting down the navy’s appropriations Of all the subjects discussed Borah would only talk about hls proposal for a monetary conference He emphasized however he had received little reason to hope the president would call one Only yesterday the administration made clear it see no reason for tampering with the gold standard The position was taken that gold has proved a most satisfactory base for the country’ monetary stem and that demand for bimetallsm are com- Ing from senators representing sliver producing states Borah today pointed out that among those who have advocated bi metalism or called for a silver con ference were Henry Detercllng British oil magnate Dr Nicholas Murray Butler president of Columbia university and others Referring to Great Britain’s objections to such a confeience Boiah said she "would be there on the front scat” Urge Internationalism He said an International conference "could do a lot of good” if the loading nations of the world would agree to a monetary ratio between gold and silver Borah emphasized that hls was far different from the silver plan advoeated bv William Jennings Bryan In 1898 because Brynn wanted to apply bimetallsm only In this country while he wanted an Inpro-poo- al ternational agreement “I don't believe In an effort to peg the price of silver" Borah said “and I don’t believe one nation can establish bimetallsm alone but the leading nation could establish silver on a ratio with gold with great success" Borah mid the concentration of gold In the United States and France left the rest of the world without money to rarrv ou trade anil jxmitrd to thn iid leading nuirbir of nations whult are abandoning the gold sm eB © uac COMIPETBTOIIIS' ADVERTTBSEMENTS Arthur Frank Women’s Coats Express your coat preference Arthur Frank has it Many stores art advertising (special their advertisements— then remember that for years it linn MtlcH Rend been Thn Paris’ policy to sell New Dependable Merchandise at Ixmcst-i- n We are not inthe City Prices fallible Others may on occasion sell merchandise at prices loner than wc do But only until wc find it out Some women want striking daring Coats for Dress for Sport for Travel Other Coats Other Pans News on Page 5 ' standard lie denied there Is an overproduction of silver and snlri for 400 years n silver the ratio of produi tlon and gold has txrn 14 to 1 style-ot- hers want quiet distinction Some want sophisticated and alluring dress styles— others prefer sturdy coats There are Coats for all — everyone needled and furred the inimitable Arthur Trank way $29 to $195 NEW DEPARTMENT Dobbs Hats McCallum Hose GoLfex Dresses nilM1514 CAM S I)K KEANE WASHINGTON Oi t 2 OT)-- Th nvirnbir of Infan'lle patalvsl rrev reported to the public health arnlrr this vvnk drop ad to ll'ili Irom J272 DEPARTMENT STORE Arthur Frank 20B-21- T 0 SOUTH MUN SI REFT |
