| Show t nmn $ The Weather UTAI Saturday Sunday fair tittle change in temperature WYOMING-- Saturday unsettled fair NEVADA— Snow Saturday Sun fair IDAHO— Fair Saturday Sunday snow (Detailed Report on Page Nine) -- YOU NO 59 124 SALT LAKE CITY SATURDAY MORNING Garner’s Bang BY HOOVER LEADS LIST Breaks Texas Third Gavel WASHINGTON Dec 11 ((F) —Texas gavels do not last long In the hands of Speaker Gar- ner Legislative Program Set Before Congress Offers Twelve Ideas Today he received an ebony gavel from the San Benito chamber of commerce It glistened and looked heavy Having broken two Texas mesquite gavels Garner tried the nef one It lasted an hour before breaking when the speaker banged for order Posse Guns Kill DECEMBER Local Metal Prices Silver SQht Lead 3830c Copper 6325c Zinc 317o '30 PAGES— FIVE CENTS 12 1931 Death Closes Eventful Three Convicts POPES FACE Life of C W Nibley SNOW TRAPS Three U S prisoners Die After Wounding Warden One of Seven Missing FROSTPERIL Officers and soldiers from Ft Leavenworth joined prison guards sheriff's officers police and armed citizens in running down the fugi- Three Hundred Youngsters Teaeliers Isolated at Navajo Mission (By Associated Press) hree LEAVENWORTH Kan Dec escaped convicts— trapped in a farmhouse — were killed and three others were recaptured today after the sextet kidnaped and wounded Warden Thomas B White of the Leavenworth federal penitentiary Prison authorities after a checkup tonight expressed the belief that a seventh prisoner Earl Thayer who was sent to the penitentiary from Oklahoma City for mail robbery with the convicts slain also had escaped and is at large Thayer could not be found in the prison A coat identified a his was Bloodfound near the farmhouse hounds were dispatched in an attempt to pick up Thayer’ trail assistant deputy James Galvin warden I W Mooney prison guard and an unidentified posseman were wounded and one of the captured trio also was shot during the chase All are expected to recover Casualty List The dead: Will Green George Curtis Grover senC Durrill each under tence from Oklahoma City for mail robbery Each had served six years and eight months of their terms tives THE: END OF THE TRAIL Member of Presiding LDS Church Group Dies in Hotel Suite Hide la Farmhouse The slain men died in the farmhouse of E C Salsbury 73 eight miles west of Leavenworth while be- IIOSriTAL LACKS FUEL sieged by a posse which poured gunfire and tear gas bombs mto their place of refuge Officera were uncertain whether Older Raze Sheds the men killed themselves on seeing Postthat captiTe was inevitable or had Fences to Feed Stoves been fatally wounded by shots from the outside Until Aid Arrives Earlier the other three had been captured In a gun fight in a patch of Death came Friday at 12 51 p m brush several miles away Assistant to Charles Wilson Nibley 82 second Warden Galvin United and Deputy Press) Mooney (By counselor In the first presidency of were wounded in this encounter GALLUP N M Dec 11 (UP)— By CHARLES M M’CANN Warden White was struck m the the L D 8 church and one of the and Three hundred teachers pupils United Free Staff Correspondent left arm and side by a shotgun charge figures In the Industrial outstanding when he grappled with two of his workers at the Ganado Ariz Indian WASHINGTON Dec 11— President of the west development of He was left were side the mission here said-thcaptors by reported tonight the organiza- Dawes Returns to London Hoover today The eminent churchman and busia road where he fell Physicians said to be snowbound without fuel in the tions he has created in the last few ness leader died in his suite at the tonight an operation had been per- heart of the After Aiding Truce Navajo reservation 58 months and the legislation he recomformed and it was believed his shatHotel Utah after a two weeks’ illness miles northwest of Gallup tered arm would be saved mended to congress this week constin Far East of bronchitis which developed Into The the at two dorwas battle farm mission and The Salsbury hospital itute "a definite program for turning waged fiercely until the gunfire of mitories for small children were repneumonia He was surrounded by the tide of deflation and starting the members of his family who were the barricaded men was silenced All Asioelmlei fuel G C and Dr without (Bz fmi) summoned Friday morning when his three were dead when officer! ported eountry upon the road to recovery” na11— The league of rushed Into the house condition took a decided turn for the Salsbury in charge was said to have The program was summarized as PARIS Dec worse tions was looking for five unbiased Tha captured: Salsbury who lives alone escaped summoned all hands Including school follows: At his bedside when death came 1 Provision for unemployment re- men tonight to them the facts Stanley Brown sentenced from by leaping from a garret window children to the wood piles to save bring Mrs Ellen Ricks were his widow the siege and joined the posse lief through local authorities work- on the Small in Man- Fargo N D for 15 years for robbing during from children the and dispute patients He was unscathed Nibley of Los Angeles and Mrs Julia ing cooperation with the presiden- churia as American ambassador a post office Budge Nibley of Salt Lake his The convict trio had been hiding in freezing Tom Underwood sentenced to a tial Gifford committee be three 2 Provision of part time work by Charles G Dawes went back to Londaughters Mrs Roy Bullen Mrs term from Duluth Minn for the house several hours before the It was estimated It would coal snowbound before trucks Horace B Whitney Mrs George M employers instead of adhering to the don robbery of a post office with firearms posse located them by finding a motor days at mission’s mine in Steamboat the Mrs Eastman Hatch Cannon Jr car San old system of laying off entirely a The council has the sentenced abandoned from Berta a Charles lane in fugitives appointed a com- Francisco to a Mrs Margaret Nibley Meldrum of canyon 23 miles away would be term for mail after striking a horse Aris-tridportion of a working staff of Chairman mittee composed freed Salt Lake Mrs Alice Nibley Bmoot 3 Strengthening of the federal Briand of France Lord Tyrell robbery Berta was wounded Warden Salsbury said he was not mistreated Dr Salsbury head of the mission of Washington D C and his sons land bank system m the interest of or Lord convicts The abducted by the men Once during the siege maintained by the Presbyterian Cecil of Great Britan SalvaJ F Nibley Joel Nibley and Carthe farmer dor De Madariaga of Spain and Erik White from his office this morning at he said he took his handkerchief out church was said to have ordered lyle Nibley of Salt Lake and Nathan of and the guns escaped through to Owners point Assistance for Home A Colban of Norway to name the wipe his eyes and two bullets tore fences and frame buildings demolNibley of Los Angeles the the gate They prison terrorized through it The convicts fired through ished and turned into firewood on 4 Assistance to home owners members of the neutral commission of west took Funeral Set Sunday here and countryside on the second floor of the account of extreme cold through creation of a home loan dis- which will carry out the terms of its several hostages besides Warden windows Funeral services which are being to (Continued on Pae Six) a count bank system was mission’s peace resolution due The plight White in their flight Column One) 5 arranged by President Heber J blizzard which raged Wed Selection Difficult Development of a plan to perGrant and general authorities of the mit payment of depositors by closed They are expected to be engaged nesday and Thursday depositing a arch will be held Sunday at 11 resnow of drifts fall atop banks whose assets are “frozen” heavy for several days and they may have m in the tabernacle and burial storm 6 Enlargement of the federal rea from that trapped maining difficulty in selecting a personnel will take place In Logan where Preshuntnut of Indian serve discount facilities to help loosen satisfactory hundreds plnon to both China and ident Nibley spent much of his life ers two weeks ago credit each of whom will have a at the services will be Colo Dec 11— A recDURANGO Speakers 7 Creation of the recently pro- Japan commission Those on the delegate President Grant Anthony W Ivins ord breaking snowstorm that raged posed construction finance corpora- prominently mentioned first counselor in the first presidency for 48 hours in the San Juan basin tion designed to aid agricultural or- General Bernard Serigny secretary of the church and Arthur Winter stalling trains and blocking highganizations Industries railways and of the French national defense comchief clerk in the office of the first ways abated today financial institutions mittee former Finance Minister presidency and secretary and treasRoad workers battered their way 8 Assistance to railways through Carlo Schanzer of and Vittorio Italy urer of the L D S church board of Culbertsons 5650 Points through huge drifts as the snow Analysis of Friday protection from unregulated com- Cerruti Italian diplomat education They stopped and winds moderated petition and by aid to weaker roads When Ambassador Dawes left he In accordance with a request mads tiights bridge play opened all principal highways exEnd through a credit pool refused to comment on the promiat Behind by President Nibley some time prior 9 Revision of banking laws to nent if unobtrusive role he has been cept the one to SUverton written for The Tribto his death the musical program will Giant rotary plows were sent out safeguard depositors playing In the league’s work for the Session consist of a few of his favorite hymns une by Sidney S Lenz 10 Safeguard and support for past month by the Denver & Rio Grande West Immediately following the services in ern railroad to free two passenger banks througn the recently formed is printed on Page 19 Dawes Prevented Rupture T the tabernacle the body will be taken and two freight trains which stalled National Credit association Information from league quarters NEW YORK Dec 12 (Saturday) (IP) to Logan where graveside services on Cumbres pass resumed their res- ' Maintaining "Sound Basis” Charles 'Wilson Nibley second counselor in the First will be held A patrol from the state indicated that Dawes who is admired —Three little slams were big factors cue mission after being derailed once fi11 Maintenance of federal by Parisians for his Americanism and in enabling Lenz and Jacoby to Inhighway department will escort the by snowslides nances on a "sound basis” by (a) dras- for the part he played in the great crease were put to work presidency of the L D S church who died at the age of funeral cortege from Salt Lake to their lead over the Culbertsons Unemployed “resotic governmental economy (b) war prevented on several occasions to 5850 In the fourth session of the Logan Durango’s clearing S‘2 at his hotel residence lute opposition to enlargement of fed-er- in an indirect way the rupture of bridge marathon ending at 12 47 a m Friday shortly after noon Death Shocks Public worked in shifts streets They exyendltuies unti recovery” (c) negotiations with the Chinese and today During the session Len and ‘ around the clock The body will lie in state at the taxation a temporary inciease In Japanese representatives Trains were annulled today but residence of Horace B Whitney 223 gained 3f 15 12 "Maintenance of the American He worked quietly from the side- Jacoby Lenz and his partner readied the officials mere conftiU m tliry would Fourth aven w prior to the f meral inand individual initiative lines it was said and for nearly a peak of their winning streak in the system of run tomorrow The death of President Nihlev tame a was dividual and community respons- month voluntary prisoner in beginning of the final rubber of the Mexican ranchers that as a shock to the public and his close Reports his as he aided in hotel the league ibility” Lenz bid a small slam in near Chama N M isolated by the While his illness which associates evening Reading his announcement slowly sidestepping a war in the far east He hearts on the 145th hand and made it storm had been forced to kill and a cold was considered with to Offer began Railroad Groups on conwas to the and at the first press and carefully day and job night his lead to 7030 Ten hands eat horses on account of lack ol serious his condition appeared to be bringing or one two time has had another he more conferred than with ference in food could not be verified required to finish out the rubimproving Thursday night and memConfer on Issue With other ail the delegates always counseling were weeks the president said earnestly ber the 28th Stockmen feared heavy losses of bers of the family had hopes of his and of leaders educational "The broad purpose of this pro- moderation and helping to keep the business and Ecclesiastical public The greatest Show of the contract cattle and sheep Executives recovery of to restore afloat is instead old the peace ship gram job ficials of Salt Lake and Utah joined Friday in- paying tribute to President Nibley— he was known to bridge decade— Ely Culbertson vs of the create a made job to help the Lenz in pasteboard forensics— of his friends as "Bishop”— Sidney I Charles W Nibley second counselor in the first presidency of the many Giicagoans Bask worker at the desk as well as the Japanese Expedition went on to the fourth performance had attained on of the highest places Dec 11 (AT— Organized CHICAGO bench to restore their buying power L D S church The death of the church leader and Industrial in the church organization acting In Balmy Weather tonight with a change in costuming to the farmers’ products — in fact to Awaits Investigation a usual lateness In starting and a little railway labor offered tonight to neCHICAGO Dec 11 (UP)— While pioneer of the west was characterized by all as a great loss not with President Ivins as a counselor turn the process of liquidation and MUKDEN Manchuria Dec 11 UP) — more than usual offside accusations to President Grant He was also the motorists and train crews fought gotiate with the managements deflation and start the country for- Wrapped in a heavy snow Japan’s to the church which he served but to state aftd city A few widely known in intermountain busiMrs Culbertson In Gray of wage reductions reply- their way today out of mammoth only problem force in ward all along the line Manchuria follow: expeditionary ness circles snow drifts In the Rocky mountain of the tributes to her Mr Culbertson In nor partner neither the for the for the winter with L D “yes” S CHURCH— THE present today Points to Program's Broad Scope dug PRESIDENT HEBER J' GRANT OF At the time of his death President area Chicagoans basked in springcontract ing that it might soon have husband In the “no” to the suggestion of immediate like weather which sent the temper- “President Nibley was an outstanding man In many lines and 'Nibley was active in many business “This program will affect favorably realization match which Is supposed to test the a new aet of masters in Tokyo Tecord we feel our loss very keenly He was prominent in the lumber in- - enterprises He was chairman of the ature almost to the every man woman and child— not a The coming of cold weather In relative merits of the official bidding voluntary 10 per cent cuts executive committee of the special class or any group One of earnest led observers to believe Japa- system as opposed to the Culbertson it clear that measures to for December 11 dustry railroads banks and sugar Making company and president its purposes is to stait the flow of nese The last traces of a snow which “His devotion to the church was absolute throughout his of the Sugar system took her place before the relieve unemployment and to stabilChinese here the headquarters Standard Investors Inc recredit now impeded by fear and unfell several days ago faded rapidly life He believed In all the doctrines and he lived up to all the at Chinchow and even the green felt square as a symphony in ize generals must be Included in when the mercury climbed to 58 Just cently organized and comprising all certainty to the detriment of every bandit chieftains would restrict gray stockings any employment gray — gray frock doctrines of his religion” the Nibley holdings and men the "invited agreement two manufacturer business man and movements in accordance withtheir record the under degrees the gray snakeskin shoes ANTHONY W IVINS' FIRST COUNSELOR IN THE FIRST Served aa Director farmer to reestablish normal func- league council’s proposal and would Jacoby wore a gray business suit urged” the managements to meet mark of 60 set on December 11 1886 CHURCH-'D L 8 the I THE labor leaders and negotiate “to Lawns appeared to live again park PRESIDENCY OF greatly regret tioning is the need of the hour” He was a director in the following await the coming of a neutral Investi- a change from dark suits and Lieu- with issues Mr Hoover said that his review benches again were occupied the passing of President Nibley and It will be difficult to fill his place companies and other business institenant Alfred Gruenther chief ref a conclusion” the pending commission He started tutions: Zion’s Cooperative Mercanif the roads failed to accept this Lincoln Park was given to that "the country may gating bridle path was crowd His life as everyone knows was a very active one General Honjo’s staff denied ru- eree was in field army uniform He invitation the rail unions and ed furnace fires were almost forgot- at the bottom and won affluence When the general depression tile Institution Zion's Savings Bank get this program thoroughly in mind” mors a new drive on Chinchow was has been wearing full dress red brotherhoods authorized their lead ten and many shoppers were seen swept his fortune away he remained serene and steadfast Neither and Trust company Utah State NaIt was a challenge to critical con- contemplated and asserted no mili- stripes and all gressmen who have spent much of tary activities of any nature were Both teams accused the other of ers to take all necessary steps to pro- hurrying about the loop without their wealth nor loss of wealth could affect his Integrity or his worth tional bank Utah Power & Light tect the interests of the men "in ex- overcoats ' the week in saying what they would under consideration company Western Pacific railroad being late for play and they delayed as a man" not do regarding presidential recom- keeping one eye on Tokyo apparently the Hotel Utah the Salt Lake Knitcon- the play at least another twenty min- isting rates of pay and working The COUNCIL THE OF OF CLAWSON PRESIDENT RUDDER mendations — notably regarding war sensus of observers was that the sit utes to argue about it Jacoby arrived Inches ting Works and the Utah Lime and of Fifty-on- e a man was "President TWELVE D CHURCH— L OF THE 8 Nibley debts It was also a challenge to uation at Chinchow was equally on the dot of 7 o'clock saw no other Stone company of He man a was much beloved by his people and associates Snow Covers Sierras great At the time he donated Nibley park rrltics everywhere who have charged quiet Rail men Seek Aid players ordered a steak that the White House was doing Japanese reports fiom Harbin said RENO Nev Dec 11 (A1)— Fifty-on- business ability and had a comprehensive understanding of the as a city playground he was made en Ossie Walts Play Of Latter-DaCombine Credit y Saints IIis long experience a life member of the Salt Lake Rotary nothing concrete to aid business re- General Mah Chan Shan who evacu Inches of snow covered the back- gospel as believed in by the While he ate the other players arWASHINGTON Dec 11 UP)— Tak- bone of the high Bicrras at Boda admirably fitted him for a place in the first presidency of the club covery ated Tsitslhar in the face of a Japa rived The referee ordered to play The program as Mr Hoover re- nese assault arrived there He was born in Hunterfield a small ing their cue from the administra- Springs Cal today and th pack church today to start but Mrs Culbertson not for- tion viewed it has been coming out piece- confer with Chang ChfngHui railroad executives today rec- was being added to hourly although "He will be greatly missed by his associates ahd will be coal mining town eight miles south as was hostess well she that getting — meal for months announcements of ommended a credit corporation of in diminishing degree as the storm mourned Edinburgh Scotland on lebruary governor of Heilungkiang His standing in the business of by his people Nineteen) (Continue 1 on P 5 1849— two years after the flist the formation of one body after an- province in succession to the general their own to help needy lines over which struck this region Wednesday world wasgenerally is well known” defined and (Column Two) well Mormon emigration to Utah He was other announcements that he would the business hill moved eastward SENATOR REED SMOOT a member of the L D S Council of a son of James and Jean Wilson NibThe 240 rail leaders present intend propose to congress certain legislaAirmail planes were unable to crass to take back to their director for the Sierras in either direction to- the Twelve telegraphed from Washington— "By the passing of ley who had been converted to the tion announcements that he was asthe country lose an outstanding citizen S faith in 1844 His father was sured the workless could be fed They Are Building a New Empire "With approval a plan for the creation of day but the sky lanes east to Elko President Nibley Utah and a nonprofit corporation under Dela and Salt Lake were clear enough for His contribution for the benefit of mankind will be an everlasting a coal miner through local authorities and volunmemorial to his most worthy name " ware laws Its primary purpose will flying tary contributions Family Set Sail SENATOR WILLIAM H KJNO telegraphed this message from The family wanting to be with the be to collect money for distribution The weather bureau here reported Definite Plan ta Start Recovery Presito financially weak roads that snow was general over most of Washington D C— "I am grieved to learn of the passing cf Saints in main body of the Latter-daBetween each announcement over The funds would come from freight the state falling as far south as the dent Nibley and extend to his family my profound sympathy In the Salt Lake valley carefully saved a period of months there have been rate increases estimated at more Amargosa desert and Ely in eastern their hour of bereavement For many years he has been an out- their money and in 1835 when conferences at the White House and than $100000 000 yearly which the Nevada It was coming down heavAnd It Is taking an army a railroad two cities and sail for elsewhere Of these and of his profigure not Only In the church of which he was a faith- Charles was 6 years old set not Interstate commerce commission re- ily In Reno and at Caison City this standing it Ameiina Their funds would our In of also a gram generally the president SRid: member section but ful It’s a deeply country trainloads of machinery to do It large afternoon Lake Tahoe observers the trek aciosi the great plains cently allowed tire roads “In my recommendations to conand counted and "President Nibley courage possessed fidelity said 18 Inched had fallen at Tahoe at first They lived in Rhode Island tale Read gress and in the organizations created no sacrifice too great to advance the interest of the church which where all the members of the family City since Wednesday Washington Attorney during the past few months there is to to he which loved of the he welfare the and promote country worked in the woolen mills stilt a definite program for turning the ’ Sale steadfast In their purpose to go on gave allegiance” Raps Grape Brick Tornado Kills Two (Continued on P Six) GOVERNOR GEORGE II DERN— "In the death of President to Salt Lake They slaved there for (Column Four) OLYMPIA WashTBee 11 (UP)— Six in Arkansas Charles W Nibley the state has lost one of Its outstanding men five j ears and in i860 moved on to Cellar wine makers of Washington By Orvin N MalmquSgt outfitting place for For more than half a century he was rlosoly connected with tlie lorence N?b an to cross the great TEXARKANA Ark Dec 11 UPh-T- wo Partc presumably will have to obtain planning mourned be will rowth and development of the west Ills passing grapes in their fresh state if they Tribnne Staff Writer in a series of three full magpersons were killed a third in- fta a personal loss by thousands" want grape wine There they joined a tloneer Corn- jured probably fatally and six others azine pages will give the first-hanMAYOR JOHN F BOWMAN President Nibley waJ one Of pany captained story of the bv J D Ross Charles General John Dunbar hurt as a windstorm which reached Attorney 11— Dec MUKDEN Japan ruled Informally today that Wash- tornado proportions today swept a the outstanding figures of the west both in a religious and business whs 11 years old when the Nibirv This is the famous Mukden In it’s done how and big job ington statutes do not permit the wide path near here way He had a wonderful experience in the building up of the family followed the beaten trad Manchuria where all your war The dead are J Ed Hardin 50 and west and in that experience he made a great contribution to his across Nebraska and Wyoming up legal sale of wine brkks news cotnes from The Chinese the Sweetwater to South Pass end The ruling was given in response Mrs Harvey L Peiry 32 Hardin's fellow men FIRST FULL PAGE STORY IN army evacuated the city and the and western slop to a query by W J Donahue of Spo- son Francis 9 has i fractured skull "There were few men In the Intermountain country or the Pa- on down the American newspaper men moved h mountains to tho tin ough tha Wa-akane who wanted to market Vino and is not expeeted to live The cific northwest who were so well known or so in 7 hey have been here so long respected generally The Magazine Section of The Sunday S the goal of 16 years fen no grape brkks otliers injured suffired brulfes and times are so tough that about and liked lie w as a genuinely broad-mindman and his paving (dt Lake valley—mlnR Three houses weie wrecked Huge will leave a half of the banditry committed is to fill difficult place SLAYFIt IIANGFI) oak and tall pme trees wore uprooted Settle In bv them They got no Ameriian Valley RT REV ARTHUR W MOULTON Episcopal Bishop of Utah —--—— CANON CITY Colo Dec 11 (T) -news until I mushed in over the w is among the first to The family I Pi evident "It of sorrow of with have the that learned is ROBBIE I101DK IP BANK passing James V Foster Greeley ('oloindo snow today They did not know tlle I!’ 1 Li if salesman wax hanged at the state HARDWICK Cal Dec 11 (AV-- A Choiics W Nibley His death removes fiom- the oonuiumity a tiL-iold General Ma Garner with 220 hi mti had had who resided for and here who zn held robber the masked many years the for torch up given 3 18h0 Democrats had marched on Wash Firt r penitentiary tonight murders of hi wife and three chil- National bank of HnrtHitk today ibcst to the city Ho was a wire counselor and a good Inend cold No war todax ington (continued m rsr xnm) and reaped with $000 in currency column Thrw) dren last Ma uohwm WILL ROGERS (Continued on weather Wants Jobslfor All LEAGUE SEEKS Silent on Debt ponement Because of UNBIASED WAR Criticism by Solons PROBE GROUP at Funeral Set Sunday Business Loses Leader Who Devoted Efforts to Building of West GnlJren ar ur Slams Boost Score include For Lenz Jacoby of Fourth UNIONS DEFER snow-chok- WAGEACTION Leaders Pay Tribute to President Nibley’s Name - all-ti- Utah-Idah- all-ti- ID HOOVER DAM pei-m- FIRST COMPLETE STORY Will Rogers Says: Injures ’ d ti ed (rh $ljc palt $alif tribune - w 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