Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER DEMOCRATS SEE NATIONAL GAIN from Pu WYOMING COW Worker’s Life Successful Candidates Deliver Speeches at BOWLING GREEN Ky Nov 3 (— A package of election cards In ms coat pocket saved W K Dent probably election worker from being wounded m an election fight Officials said H here today B (“Hank”) Hines prominent Warren county Democrat fired a pistol shot at Dent during an argument and the bullet passed through the election cards and two coats and lodged in Dent's clothing The fight occurred at a suburban precinct Hines was bruised about the face and head allegedly by Dent County Judge R C P Thomas ordered an Investigation of the quarrel T ribune-Telegra- One) who had the support of dry organizations Eldred In conceding his defeat and congratulating his opponent attributed the Democratic victory to "dissatisfaction with economic conditions” although he also stated that "the prohibition issue had considerable to do” with the result m Hundreds of Salt Lake citizens per sonally Marcus for the Keyser evening They throng Louis greeted mayor-eleand the successful candidates city commission George D and John M Knight Tuesday ct were Introduced to the great which stood in front of The Tribune-Telegrabuilding to receive the returns of the election Mr Marcus Mr Keyser and Mr Republican Candidate Knight each addressed the crowd the clear public address system conveySweeps Pennsylvania PHILADELPHIA Nov 3 (UP)— ing to the edges of the throng every Edward L Stokes Republican was word of their first public messages elected to congress In the second since the preelection campaign Commissioners Joseph H Lake and Pennsylvania congressional district Returns from seven out of eight Harry L Finch holdover commissionwards In the district gave Stokes ers also were introduced They con30118 and Charles Hill Democrat gratulated the wmners and promised ' 1314 every cooperation for a successful adStokes will occupy the seat made ministration vacant by the death of George Former Mayor C Clarence C Nes-le- n County Clerk Alonzo Mackay and Hamilton Park "The Senator From Sandpit" were the other speakers at Newark Paper Predict election party The Tribune-Telegram m MURRAY VOTES VETERAN OUT Berger Beaten Held Commission Seat Sixteen Year Gottlieb Defeat of Republican Babe Casts Ballot City Race WINS AT OMAHA Future fPlans Held Increased Strength Key to Presidential Vote in 1932 (Coutlmid Winners Tell Card Packet About Saves Vote Wisconsin Entries Carry e Off Most Prizes in Ten-Stat- Show OMAHA Neb Nov 3 (P) — Champions crowned today at the Stock show represented 10 totes with the Wisconsin board of control entries taking away a large share of the blue ribbons In five classes of bulls the Wisconsin cattle took all firsts among the Holsteins and two captured senior and junior championships Other awards include: Senior and grand champion Guernsey bull Ransom Donnington Secret Stargazer W G Ransom Homewood Kan Senior and grand champion Angus bull Revolution 100 Strathmore farms Webster City Iowa cow Donna Hereford Anna 45th W B Corley Jr Colorado Springs Colo cow The Hereford Truth Wyoming Hereford Ranch company Cheyenne The National Woolen Mills of Seattle Wash took first In the stallion event with Farceur’s Ad vocate which also was chosen Junior champion stallion 11 1931 JUDGES LET FOUR VOTE ON TWO REGISTRATIONS When It Is considered that aH the work done In my behalf both la districts and precincts was accomplished without a single paid worker and succeeded In convincing Judges or promise of reward In tha event ot that someone used his name to victory the showing was extremely My expenditures were gratifying squeeze a ballot into the box The Judges allowed Dr Brown to honestly reported and my campaign cost only the amount In the statement vote filed in the city recorder’s office" Two weeks ago at the primary elecIs becomtions the polling place in district American haberdashery In Norway 222 at the public safety building was ing popular the scene of an election dispute Two ' workers for M P Bales primary candidate for mayor were ordered ar- ONE DOSE GERMAN rested by workers for J H McKnlght another mayoralty candidate for REMEDY ENDS GAS electioneering too near the polls A marked contrast was apparent "X was sick and nervous with at the same polling place Tuesday and stomach (as One dose of Things were so quiet observers re- Adlerlka I eat anything new helped ported that one watcher dozed In his and sleep good "—Henry Dodd chair "Arrest that man" a voter asked You can’ get rid of Indigestion or the stomach For police "he s blowing up the elec- gas by JustIndoctoring the UPPER bowel Adlerstays tion: he’s ruining Its reputation This gas BOTH reaches lka upper and lower Is supposed to be a bitter apd Inter- bowel which washing out poisons cause gas nervousness end bed sleep esting contest" me tadl-gwtl- on City Authorizes Collision Claim Fleming machine Tha city attorney found that Mrs Fleming's car crossed the Intersection several minutes after the fire truck had passed and damages to the patrolman’s machine were paid by the city because he was using his own car for city business Smoot Asks Wider Drouth Aid Area ‘Western Veteran’ Atrnwnmg DarnDy Suits Topcoats Overcoats Shirts lists Appearance Due 70S Bill's Sarnia (H-oi- at Business Sals — I Woman Sues for Mishap Damages This Merchandise waa ordered long before we decided to quit— Manufacturer refused to cancel orders— We had to accept and IT S JUST OUR HARD LUCK— YOUR GOOD FORTUNE—FOR WE’LL TAKE A LOSS ON EVERY ITEM TO GET OUT I Take Advantage Now— Never Again Such Values OUR LIMITED SPACE WILL PERMIT BUT A FEW OF OUR PRICE SENSATI0N3 NOTE OUR WIND 0 W S— THEY TELL THE STORY '"iiiSUvi Out of INSURANCE IS Sage Thinks Lindy Should RIVAL CANDIDATES ISSUE STATEMENTS Orderliness marked tha municipal election at every polling place Tuesday but the day did not pass withSAN FRANCISCO Nov 3 m —A babe In arms today cast a out disturbances in two districts ballot in the San Francisco muwhere Judges were confronted with the perplexing problem of two voters nicipal election A mother was voting and ths seeking to caat ballots on one regis' tration baby tugged on one of the levers of a voting machine Since In district 229 Mrs Grace Patten the mother said it was the one railed to cast her ballot Judges she would have selected anyfound her name on the registration list but found also that Mrs Patten way the ballot was not thrown out had already voted They asked her address The voter’s address corresponded to the one listed Later Judges found that the district boasted two Mrs Grace Pattens whereas only one was regls tered Both Mrs Pattens Insisted they were qualified voters and as the second one to call was undoubtThe city commission Tuesday upon edly the one registered Judges perrecommendation of the city attorney mitted both to vote authorized the payment of $69 to Mrs A similar situation was encounE P Fleming 350 West Fifth North tered by judges In district 250 where Get Adlerlka today by tomorrow you street and of $35 to Patrolman E J Dr John Z Brown was told he had Australia annually Imports from feel the wonderful effect of this Ger Steinfeldt for damages to two auto already voted The doctor Insisted 15 million to 20 million feet of Amer- man Doctor's remedy Leading drug- mobiles In a collision on July 8 ican films gists— (Adv) that he wasn’t that absent-minde- d The collision occurred at Broadway and State streets when the patrolman’s automobile en route south to a fire collided with the westbound KIN OF PRICE RAID NEWARK N J Nov 8 WV-TNewark Evening News on the basis VICTIM SEIZES PAIR of returns from 81 of the state’s 3349 election districts predicted (Continued from Fit One) that A Harry Moore Democrat Berger comwould win the New Jersey governor- the men and to start them back here MURRAY— Gottlieb Senator Reed Smoot Tuesday night missioner since the state of Utah In- directed a letter to Arthur M Hyde ship from David Baird Jr Repub- to be charged and placed In Jail of govform commission stalled the 2 m a The crime happened about lican by landslide vote secretary of agriculture asking that defeated was 16 ernment ago years The pair walked Into the The Evening News supported Monday Wasatch county be Included in the The Western Veteran a bimonthly by J Clif- drouth relief area He inclosed a pe- publication devoted to Interests Baird for governor The News also sheriff’s office which Is ’connected In the Tuesday election of 133 majotty a ford Hansen by the Jail tition signed by residents of the former service men will begin publipredicted that Moore would carry with the Jail and demanded was also Townsend Arthur Mayor Gibson Into office with him a number of keys from Undersheriff cation with an Armistice day number The new county members of the lower bouse of the He told them he had misplaced them defeated for reelectlon A recent government designation of November 11 according to an anPeters be Fred will mayor a with men him of One struck the state legislature and that there was drouth relief areas for Utah omitted nouncement 'Tuesday Incumbent going through Wasatch Lieutenant Robert McCleave bria possibility that body would be blackjack knocking him uncon- wasThe onlyWallin county Mawho defeated Olive "Wasatch county was greatly dam- gade adjutant stationed at Fort DougDemocratic for the first time since scious tilda Doran Nielsen Man Shoots Sheriff the days of Woodrow Wilson by the recent drouth and there las will act as associate editor His The vote was: Mayor Fred Peters aged The returns on which the News Sheriff Bliss walked In from his 1020 is no reason whatever why it should father Brigadier General Robert Mccom592 Townsend Arthur based its prediction gave Moore home to Investigate the commotion missioner Gottlieb Berger 714 J have been omitted from the area be- Cleave will cooperate in the release 10923 and Baird 6775 He was shot at close range with a Clifford Hansen 847 auditor Ma- ing afforded relief" said Senator of news according to Paul Robinson managing editor shotgun the charge nearly severing tilda Doran Nielsen 651 Olive Wal- Smoot’s letter his hand and penetrating his chest lin 888 Roosevelt Carrie N Y Later at the Price city hospital his By Overwhelming Vote arm was amputated to save his life ALBANY N Y Nov 3 (UP)— Undersheriff Gibson suffered a posNew York state with a record reg- sible skull fracture istration giving strength to Its arm Deputy Warren Peacock of Price cast an overwhelming vote In sup- directing the search for the men from port of Governor Franklin D Roose- this end highly praised the work of velt tonight Sheriff W W Dunlop of Montezuma On the face of Incomplete returns county In which Cortez Is located Following Injuries suffered In an which nevertheless pointed to the Sheriff Horace Allred of San Juan automobile collision on October 2 at almost certain final result the state county Utah and Sheriff J B Seventh South and State streets Anna voted 2 to 1 for the reforestation Skewes of Grand county also worked Peterson Tuesday filed a $10375 dam-- 1 amendment to the constitution constantly to prevent the pair from age suit against F M Cooper m Third district court The complaint alleges which was opposed by former Gov- slipping away ernor Alfred E Smith The Jail delivery was assertedly at that Cooper driving west on Seventh to heed a stop tempted in order to release Ruggerio South street failed southbound Peknown to police who sign and struck the long Gargula Gives Machine Tammany was a suspect in the Salt Lake Roth-stel- n terson car Demonstration of Power diamond robbery and who was As a result of the collision the that she suffered NEW YORK Nov 3 (UP)— Tam- In the Caibon county Jail awaiting plaintiff sets forthsevere cuts and a fractured rib many Manhattan’s Democratic ma- trial on a robbery charge bruises and Internal injuries when chine perfectly oiled and unperthe impact threw her violently against turbed under fire demonstrated the steering wheel of her car anew today Its political power In New York City proper NON-PARTISAN It swept Into office again Its borJudge Order Execution J ough president Samuel Levy crushIn Killer Of Holdup ing the opposition of Edward C Nov 3 BALTIMORE and the Carrington Republican W Duker 21 was sentenced to perennial fighting socialist Norman death today for the murder last e Thomas The latter a WE INSURE ANYTHING April of John W Anderson milk Presbyterian minister rolled up company collector In an attempted more than 118000 votes for the post INSURVBIE Dale Lambert Dunker’s NEW YORK Nov 3 (UF)- -A holdup and exceeded his 1929 count In Mansenwas In the if Colonel holdup companion that suggestion hattan when he ran for mayor But tenced to life Imprisonment Charles A Lindbergh were any advance thought that the Duker stooping from the effect and "given an edukidnaped of alleged Investigation of bullet wounds Inflicted by a Los cation” the youth of this counmunicipal graft would swing an Angeles policeman when he was captry could readily pe reared as avalanche over the seemingly Imtured several weeks after the slaying was made pacifists by out today turned pregnable Tammany hall looked steadily at of Anderson Bertrand Russell British phito be erroneous Judge Joseph N Ulman as sentence losopher at a peace meeting was pronounced INSURANCE & SURETY BONDS held at the home of his pubFarmer of Mississippi The state had demanded the caplisher BOSTON BUILDING WASATCH 3838 ital sentence also for Lambert hold"No matter" Russell ssad Wins Governorship at 40 both were equally guilty al“how a bov has been educated ing — MisMiss 3 OR) Nov JACKSON for peace if Colonel Lindbergh though Duker admitted firing the sissippi s next governor Martin Sen-ne- tt fatal ahot In case of war came out in a 40 Conner won govthe (Mike) new uniform a million grand three after trials through ernorship boys would want to go too The homely speech to the farmers only solution I can see is to He was plain Mike Conner to the kidnap Colonel Lindbergh and country folk who for the moment give him some education” Univerat his education the forgot he 4 Sale Now On i n Be Kidnaped one-tim- r Hof-stadt- Continental Agency Co sity of Mississippi and Yale and accepted him as a son of the soil In the campaign it was Mike Conner farmer and practical politician against Hugh White millionaire In droll speech aided by a performer who mimicked the bay of a fox hound named “Mike” he swept In votes from the Hustings At 24 he was In the state legislature and the same year was made speaker of the house At 32 he made his first run for governor but was He came back four badly beaten years later but again was beaten Then ha ran this year and went Into a second primary with Hugh White whom he defeated by a heavy majority Today his nomination was turned Into election without opposi tlon and he takes office January 19 in succession to Governor Theodore G Bilbo Mayor Murphy Reelected In Detroit Landslide 3 Nov DETROIT IP)— Mavor Frank Murphy was reelected today by one of the greatest majorities ever given a mayoialty candidate In De- troit With only 47 of Uie city’s 895 precincts unreported he had a majority of nearly 70 000 over Harold H Emmons former police commissioner The vote was: Murphy 155098 Emmons 85593 In the council rare it appeared rertain that Frank Couzens son of United States Senator James Couzens and former Mayor John W Smith 8nd John C Lodge would be elected and that the new council would include only three of the nine present members City Manager Policy Doomed in Cleveland fl o JTcZT couch M OJl LOZENGES Broadcloth Shirts Suspenders and Belts 9 Men’s 25c Quality Hose 79£ 49£ $135 Broadcloth Shirts $100 Fine Silk Neckwear lot Says coffee lover Premier MacDonald Tired Goes North for Vacation 1364 number Broken-Line- LONDON Nov 3 (P)— Prime Minister MacDonald looking tired left with his daughter Ishbel tonight for Lossiemouth Scotland to spend a few days in resting before the formal convocation of parliament next Tues day Asked vthether he attached any significance to the fall of the pound steilmg during the last few days he said: "No I think it was quite normal and was to be expected " He said he did not think It was due to dumping in anticipation of the enactment of a protective tariff $150 Fine Silk Neckwear $150 Fall Union Suits $400 New Fall Hats Crecho-Slovak- 63 89 tabulation VOTE RESULTS SPREAD BY TRIBUNE STAFF o’caMS few tot ££’ b®tt® j Boys’ la city’s precincts showed the amend ment to the city charter running ahead comfortably with about a 2000 majority the ratio that has been maintained since the beginning of $285 $385 $235 u”’”na PRAGUE Nov 3 UP)— An international conference on foreign exchange opened here today under auspices o( the Bank for International Settlements to consider ways of straightening out Europe’s cur rency difficulties The session however was purely of an informative nature Financial circles saw slight proa pect of concrete results because vlr tually none of the representatives arrived with sufficient authority to moke any definite proposal 19 Neckwear s $600 New Fall Hats LOt Financiers Begin Parley On Foreign Exchange CLEVELAND Ohio Nov 3 (TV-Th- e city mnnngcr form of govern(Continued from Part One) ment appeared doomed tonight in Olevcl ind the largest city In the on the ccntinl swil bboard received United Slates to adopt it 4500 calls an hour and between 7 Returns from about a third of the and 11 p m queries of 20000 persons weie anrwcicd More detnlled infoi mntion concerning the election was dispensed by The Tribune information buieau includjiSkl — ing votes In pnitmilnr pre( incts and Osighi art worst at right but election Infoi malum In other sections F K ainpa Ilian in a jilly Sale of the state and nation During the and rffrettva Ideal for tore same length of time the Information throat and Keep staff ariswci cd 3000 rails bni k rmergenoy Ouarantrrrl In addition the information bureau M Iliont prefer hhP Try them llmnighout the day answered questions from voters Two thousand p rsons were dirn ted to their polling plii es given infoi mntion as to the proper manner of mm king ballot and tuld of vo'us' qualifications r 50o Quality Hose SUITS 18 Vais to $1350 All Wool Sizes 15 to jm c O SUITS Boys’ All Wool c Sizes 8 to 12 Values to $10 a II inis gets my qoai about: coffee “Listen to them! One coffee is shouting its head off about what it calls a new trick can Another one it telling us we’re in for headachri or something if we don’t keep our datei straight And io it con! “Goodness me don’t want my coffee fiesP I know perfectly well I “I know where to find that flavor “It’s And I m every can of I’U bet dollars to doughnuts Du v“uuW ta’ llorrd TO - $45 £Ji SUIT8 Boys’ All Wool Sizes 15 to 18 Vais to $16 50 c anyone make up your mind for you Do that yourself bv comparing Du Monte with any other coffee— on any point or all points 821 “Don’t let know Dei Monte Crq Lot cf Dress Trousers— Every Pair in This Lcl Isa Suit Paifem— Eosf Are From d Suits — Co al will come out the winner High-Price- every time THE MODERN NO CHARGES COFFII w- Coffee Monti m band how to make too Dn Monti ffoans a tlnvrt protects that flavor with just the best vacuum and the can that today’s science knows “I know something th t about coffee I kfiow that the most important thing is flavor-fla- vor first— flavor that’s worth keeping fresh “But — 42:lllkk fpotiALmr-- EXCHANGES REFUNDS SAM fi TOR MODERN TASTIJ Super vacuum packed uniformly fitth 1 ’ APPROVALS ALL SALES FINAL BDHP-'- S OJjpslsiGirs UrSTAIRS Ij&mm OR ) AT BROADWAY AND MAIN 275 SOUTH MallN |