Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY FIRING FORCES 3 19 1932 tion and drew the Islands together as Jurors Fail to Agree one kingdom Charles M Schwab 'Emperor of TREASURY TAX FARM RELIEF At Kidnaping Trial CITY Feb (P)— Steel Enters Seventy-firs- t Year PLAN DRAFTED PLANS URGED ableKANSAS to reach a verdict the jury In PAY CUT PROBE the trial of Paul Scheldt charged with participating m the abduction COAL PRICES NEW YORK Feb 18 Mj—Charles! "I needed a new car and didn’t millionaire of Mrs Nell Donnelly SOLON URGES Un- 18 U S LEGATION feel like buying one Years ago Angarment manufacturer was dismissed drew Carnegie used my private rail- Views today The jui y stood 7 to 5 for acHear for Solons Raise to on Appeal Ways way coach when he weut away for when it was discharged quittal a trip and would always drop me a U S Revenue Scheldt was alleged by the state to Debenture Ready Export note saying how nice it was to have have furnished the cottage in Kansas House Committee rich friends” where Mrs Donnelly was held capFee Equalizing Bullets From Costa Riea For lunch there was the gathering tive while abductors attempted to PER of five of the ten survivors of the collect $75000 ransom Rebel Clashes Spatter WASHINGTON Feb 18 UP)— As old Carnegie Steel corporation TON Feb 18 (PI Tliei WASHINGTON Feb 18 UP) The WASHINGTON serting that wages have been reduced Then tonight came dinner at the treasury's views on proposed drastic Last of Hawaiian Line Diplomat’s Office in greater proportion than living home with the Bethlehem executives conges in the revenue laws and a persistcntT twins of farm relief the ON ALL SIZES costs have dropped Chairman ConMr Schwab announced he had re- draft of a selected manufactures salesjexport debenture and the equahza Lies Critically III to house of the committee labor nery tired from all except three of his tax bill will be submitted tomorrow tion fee — bobbed up again today in (Bv Inlted Press) of demanded an investigation He is retaining mem- to the house ways and means com- congress with the strong support of HONOLULU Feb 18 directorates SAN JOSE Costa Rica Feb 18— day wage slashes by large industries on the boards of Chase Na- mittee bv Secretary Mills Kalanianole last of the line of the bership organized agriculture The United States legation was evac- which are still SALT LAKE COAL paying dividends tional bank the Metropolitan Life ward” New changes proposed lnrlude the Committees of both house and sen greatest Hawaiian family and widow uated today after rifle and machine The Massachusetts Democrat ap ' “I can't" he told reporters “see Insurance company and of course repeal or modification "of the capital ate heard them uiged by spokesmen of a former delegate to congress was gun fire spattered the building dur- peared before the house rules comanything but ultimate prosperity and Bethlehem Steel gains and loss provision of the income for the National Grange and the so ill today that doctors held little CQI'PAllY ing fierce fighting between rebels mittee and asked approval of a reso- success I've always for this country tax repeal of the provision allowing American Farm Bureau federation as hope of her recovery Yields Duties and loyal troops and civilians Many lution by Representative Condon of She is the last direct descendant ol a on You know that The legation is opposite the Bella Democrat Rhode Island under which been an optimist “I'll never retire from Bethlehem deductions in taxes of foreign investOr cure for the piesent evil plight WASATCH 668 Kamehameha I the chieftain whose the affiliated ments and repeal the farmer Vista barracks from which the reb- his committee would conduct the in- Why we’ve spent money like water Steel unless they kick me out" he consolidated income tax return proL J Taber master of the grange brilliant reign in the eighteenth cenin this corporation because we beels launched their effort to take the quiry We may have a chuckled thiew the strength of his organiza- tury maiked the beginning of the “I'll still be around here vision ' lieve in America presidential palace Connery said labor department fig1 These questions have been studied tion behind the debenture plan in transition from barbarism to civiliza-- i United States Minister Charles C ures showed wages had been cut 40 long period of depression but know for a long time” bv a subcommittee with a view to testimony before the senate agriculEberhardt of Salma Kan and two per cent since 1929 and that in con- that the normal level of consumption Mr has Schwab neverthless ture committee of his staff were at the palace when trast the cost of living had declined is going to be well above what it is given over many of his executive du- forming a definite policy to be incor A O'Neil Edward this trouble may ties to porated in the new $1241000 000 Meanwhile of G Grace fighting started and could not reach but 25 per cent since 1925 The com- today usPerhaps which Eugene president revenue bill needed to balance the president of the federation asked the will be for lessons the legation Other staff members mittee he said needed information teach the corporation 1933 budget No agreement however agriculture committee of the house on which to base legislation to pre- the ultimate good of us all left the legation building Pointing out the changes that has been reached to empower the farm board to make Sees Better Sentiment vent ruthless pay slashes particularhave come In working conditions durAttack Shopped Meanwhile the United States cham- the equalization fee effective at such Sentiment Is better — there's no ing his business career Mr Schwab ber of commerce sent a refeiendum times as it feels it necessary He also The rebel attack was beaten off ly by those industries protected by The government announced the reb- the tariff and otherwise assisted by question about that— but we in this said he believed the present Ameri- to its membeis proposing that the carried his plea to the senate comels threatened to bombard the city federal laws directly and indirectly business have not seen a material can industrial system was the best federal budget be balanced principal- mittee Speaking for his resolution Con- reflection of it in demand" and that 3500 loyal soldiers would be although it could profitably be modi- ly reducing expenditures Contending that general prosperity Schwab’s interview was fied along such lines as better pen- withthrough sent against them The rebels lost don said that “propaganda is being Mr moderate tax increases is dependent upon better times for spread by industries in order to effect crowded into a busy day of anniver- sion arrangements and care of the In aonly five men in early fighting committee report the chamber the farmer Taber said the grange cuts of although many First there was sick- The loyalists were armed with ma- further wage sary observances said “the primary emphasis should was ready to support the equalizaMrs Pauline Schwab his chine guns and rifles and supported the industries are continuing to grant the family breakfast at the mansion be placed on balancing the budget by tion fee too or any other workable dividends" on Riverside drive Then there was mother was to have joined her son reduction of governmental expenses proposal for aiding the farmer by 3 inch artillery Wages paid to labor in many in- the ride to work in the new auto- for the birthday She lives m Lo not by mPTeased taxation " The reHe said the debenture was “neither They inflicted heavy losses on the dustries Hundreds of friends fly to the rescue cut been have drastically mobile presented by his Bethlehem retla Pa but at the last minute de- sults of the referendum are to be laid a bounty nor a subsidy” but “a counInsurgents and after driving them Mrs Whipple’s Style Shop saved from the notwithstand ” The grange depression cided not lo make the trip associates the back under heavy fire opened a during of tariff before congress terpart going on the rocks ing the urgent appeal of President advocated an international also head bombardment Shells crashed into Hoover against such a policy” he a Many who bought dresses and coats for to out work confeience the barracks plan Last King of Saxony here Tuesday were seen buying here of silver of the value The rebels held their fortifications said “Wage cutting has now become restoration general through the country and is again yesterday that prevailing exchange Suffers Fatal Stroke despite the shelling defended on the ground that it rates put the American farmer at a The revolutionists seized the bar- being is necessary in order to maintain emracks Monday after the election SunSYBILLENORT Germany Feb 18 disadvantage ployment and enable invested capital stateday in which Manuel Castro Quesada to operate at a profit (UP)— Frederick August III the last O’Neil made a brief general 50 DRESSES 20 COATS ARRIVED ment and then introduced five bureau former minister to Washington was ‘This contention s in direct conking of Saxony died tonight after sufTODAY all state directors of the defeated by Ricardo Jiminez spokesmen forof The a stroke fering paialysis tradiction to the theory that reduc AND DAY WEDNESDAY national ALL organization unconscious mer been had since Communism Feared tions of wages would seriously ag king Earl C Smith of Illinois said the THE THURSDAY 15 p m 10 at died He The population was terrified by re- gravate the economic crisis in this morning fee would stop the deflation of agn Reclamation Moratorium Hijackers Seize Truck Be- Frederick1904August succeeded to the ports that a former priest now known country" commodities that has been cultural his BUY ING WAS TERRIFIC of the throne in death as General Jorge Volio was urging upon father King George He was faced in progress since 1920 lieved Measure Starts rebels to establish a communist state Hoover Names in Chicago with many acute internal problems Many women and children left the Lowered Prices Bring Big Results I House Man to Treasury Post Business was paralyzed it including the parliamentary demands Retired U S General Cargo capital Liquor for reform of the upper house to was feared the fighting might conIndian Fighter Dies break the predominance of agrarian WASHINGTON Feb 18 (—Presitinue for days 18 WASHINGTON Feb UP)— CALUMET CITY 111 Feb 18 (UP) leaders and permit commerce and Hostilities began after peace nego dent Hoover today named James H tuitions conducted by Minister Eber- Douglas Jr of Chicago to be assistant Chairman Hall of the house irriga- —Machine gun hijackers today killed industry a greater influence SAN FRANCISCO Feb 18 (P— 2405 DRESSES In 1918 a revolution broke out and The rebels secretary of the treasury succeeding tion committee today introduced an Edwin Gill 27 known to hardt proved fruitless PRICES SLOSHED General Walter S SchuyBrigadier as police on November 10 a republic was started an advance on the capital as Arthur A Ballantine at the A retired U died S ler Frederick August abdicated The vacancy was created when Og- identic reclamation moratorium bill a liquor runner and commandeered soon as they received word the negogeneral hospital at the Preon November 13 den L Mills advanced to secretary of with that favorably reported by the the truck he was driving tiations had rollapsed in Carmel He lived sidio here today S4460 A witness of the slaying told offiA government statement that the treasury and his post as undersecre- senate irrigation committee Cal and was 81 years old He reDRESSES Hall explained his committee previ- cers a second man was riding in the Vessel Finds Prison rebels had threatened to bombard the tary was filled by Ballantine tired April 26 1913 NOW as a second lieu Douglas is connected not only with ously had reported favorably a meas truck which was believed to be transstarted city saidThe officer The “The government having decided a prominent cereal manufacturing ure differing but slightly from the porting liquor to Cincinnati Fugitives Adrift at Sea tenant in the Fifth cavalry June 15 DRESSES 04900 to reestablish order has started a concern but also with sugar and pack- senate bill and it was his purpose to shooting occurred on a state highway 1870 He was promoted through the NOW Dutch Timor KUPANG Malay grades to brigadier general which expedite final action before making near Fowler Ind bombardment of the rebel fortress of ing interests both bills read the same Police said they believed the sec- Archipelago Feb 18 (P) — Nine es- rank he was Buena Vista In the face of our aton January 5 1911 He called a meeting of his commit ond occupant of the truck was An- caped Portuguese prisoners found He was made given tack seditious factions have threat- Absence of Gold Flow a brevet captain Febru03500 SPRING a sea lifeboat at the in conto tee for tomorrow morning COATS NOW by drew Bandura whom they described drifting ened a bombardment of the city if ary 27 1890 for services in the Indian r schooner and Australian a as local Shown believed Jewasunye in Statement sider the changes which he progang leader They in our bombardment is not suspended' Arizona Wyoming he had been kidnaped and possibly turned over to a Dutch steamer ar- campaigns nounced “very minor” The rebel offensive was led by a Montana and Colorado IT’S BETTER COATS AND DRESSES THAT rived here today NEW YORK Feb 18 (Pj-TThe bill provides a complete defer- slain Salvadorean SHL NOW! Captain Avelar who to from were of escape trying They no on of or were reclamation gold ment exports payments was killed with four of his men Nine imports LEASING SHOALS PLAN on a town the ReDilly Portuguese the 1931 New York for Federal the calendar year today others were wounded projects DRESS half of the Island of Timor They inWASHINGTON Feb 18 OP)— PrepNOWIN serve bank statement disclosed and a 50 per cent deferment for 1932 SHOP THE cluded a former colonial minister of aration of legislation for leasing The only change in the country’s POSTMASTER DIES The interior department had rec14 SO HANDS a Muscle Shoals with an alternative a commissioner police Portugal of BALTIMORE Feb 18 decrease was a njastock ommended mora MAIN monetary against any blanket OE THE nephew of the present president of provision for government opera yiiJ min F Woelper Jr 63 postmaster of $1600600 resulting from an increase tonum advocating deferment be e made Portugal an aviator a journalist and was ordered today by the house 'Sfhrti Baltimore for the last 10 years died of that amount m the gold under on basis of individual needs a naval captain tary committee both as to projects and water users 'mark for foreign account today FRANKFORT Ky Feb 18 UP)— Former Governor Harry Flood Byrd of Virginia Indicated here today that he would not allow his name to be used as a presidential candidate “merely for the negative purpose of stopping any good Democrat” Here to confer on governmental re organization and incidently to address the Kentucky general assembly at noon he issued a statement recog nizing the indorsement given to him for the Democratic presidential nomination by the Virgnna general assembly and the Vingina delegation In congress s’ “I appreciate the honon paid me in the mention of my name" he said “I am more interested however in democratic success than in the fortune of any individual Only Demo crats can defeat the Democratic DAYS LEFT ROW! ticket in November My name will not be used merely for the negative of purpose stopping any good Democrat" Schwab emperor of steel and docscratched No 70 optimism from his list of bn todays today and let it be known that he wasn’t through yet this happy and Furthermore hearty chairman of Bethlehem Steel corporation vigorously asserted his belief that America wasn’t through either He wouldn't say prosperity was only a block or two awav nor would he attempt to predict the of depression probable duration However he knew no reason why the United States should “go backM STAFF TO FLEE House tor of Committee Chairman Demands Inquiry Into Reduction REDUCED for 50c £ 'Erarons BAWLEsk BILL PROVIDES IRRIGATION AID BULLETS KILL BIG SHIPMENT RUMRUNNER Transporting X- - ir to 75 50 7 - j $65° $1650 $2250 $1050 1 here Byrd Declines to Act as ‘Blockade’ M)-Be- 17 ear-her- 220 So Main ©M LAST C®SE3f ’ READ EKDW EASY IT ES T© 71U Write the names of all ten horses on an official entry slip— if you only guess the first right you win a prize! DAILY REDUCTION SfiLI Double Entry Slips Today and Tomorrow With Every 50c Order Former Sheriff Draws Twenty-Yea- r Sentence PORTLAND Ind Barton former Blackford county sheriff who pleaded guilty to the charge of being an accessory to the holdup of the First State bank at Dunkirk today was sentenced to serve 21 years m prison Aputhorities say they have obtained admissions from Barton that while serving as chief peace officer of Blackford county he joined forces with a band that committed yhree bank robberies in his home county last year and then on December 24 went across the county line into Jay county and held up the Dunkirk bank Feb 18 (AT—Ira Like the snow melting beneath the sun— prices have grown smaller and smaller each day during our sensational AUTOMATIC SALE Mountains of merchandise hate been steadily moving out as eager buyers thronged our store We started last Monday to reduce all prices on our entire stock 10 — and then hate made a further 10 reduction each day PRICES FOR FRIDAY (TODAY) ARE Rescuers Drag Mail From Furnace Trap POTTS VILLE Pa OFF TIIE ORIGINAL FIGURES We know this is the most drastic plan ever undertaken in the In termouiitain Region — hut we have only 5 SHORT BUSINESS DAYS LEFT and we MUST SELL OUT EVERY SMGLE PIECE clean to the naked walls Just think of it! Y'ou enn buy ANY THING in our entire store Today at EXACTLY' 2 l8 Original Price ! ! I Delegates to Annual Church Meet Depart !©uMsag SSope NOT OrEN I MONDAY f rr"‘ Washington Birthday — jf — MONDAY § - —-- 220 So "- T-fain Feb 18 gates were returning to their homes today after concluding the annual meeting here of the western or American scrtion of the Reformed and Presbyterian churches Dr Harris E Kirk of Baltimore was elected president to succeed Dr W M Rochester of Toronto Canada Before adjourning the alliance voted to hold biennial Instead of an nual meetings after 1933 (m °° W— Jo- seph Petorick was recovering today from bruises and exposure which resulted from his imprisonment in a coal and rock fall in an abandoned anthracite mine tunnel near here Tugged free last night from the rocks and earth which pinned his legs by rescuers who pulled on ropes fastened about his body Petorick was not badly hurt Three companions who were said to have entered the mine tunnel with Petorick to obtain coal for their families Tuesday night escaped the glide RICHMOND Va NOT OrFN Feb 18 Account J VVashini Birthday Prince Examines Gun Suffers Fatal Wound BIKANER India Feb 18 Ml- -: Tiie young Maharaja Kumar of Blk ner second son of the pres nt ma- haraja was fatally wounded today while he was examining a new pistol Tiie maharaja his father represented India at the recent Irnpeilal conference and at both the rnunil ltobleeonfcrcncej on Indiun tiflalis Was 6o rEyes’s1 Week-En- d 0 FIRST PRIZE Get First Nine Horses Right and Wtn Bakerlzed Ford Car THIRD PRIZE Get First Sesen Horses Right and Win $300 IIubbard-Dcn- n Diamond Ring FIFTH PRIZE I Special Economy Service Men’s Stcwart-Warne- r Suits and 9x12 8x10 RUGS-Iteg- ular r SIXTH PRIZE Get First Four Horse Right and Wtn Service Credit at Broadway Garage $25 05co 0j175 Prices subject to change without notice —Special prices in all departments Standard Service for Fine Wearing Apparel at Regular Prices EIGHTH PRIZE Got First Two Horses Right and Win Box ot Sweet’s Triple Thrill Chocolates n-- Tht first three priie are limited one to a rate the winner to be determined by the neatnrn of the entry ttllp Other tying eontehtanti ahull riselve a consolation prlre valued at $10 00 Other prlret liven ALL winners N entry slip will be given to Any adult applying for tame At Ml IKS Plant An official NEXT WEEK'S RACE ENTRIES ' 1ST— RENOWN 2ND— LOOP 3RD— POMP 4Tn— TRANSFORMER 5TH— ONE CENT CTII— THIRTY GRAND 7TII — DIGGINS 8TH— TRAITOR 9TII— BROAD AXE 10TII — FAIR BOY PIU7F1 Mt'RT RF ( I alM I p m tumuaiiv RUGS-Iteg- ular Right and Wtn Console Radio Work $300 NINTH PRIZE rut one $500 $350 Bouquet ot Miller’s Flowers LAST NIGHT’S RACE RESULTS Stcwart-Warne- Ladies’ "Plain Silk Wool Dresses DYED A Rt and Win A Ticket lo the Playhouse FOURTH PRIZE —Ala SEVENTH PRIZE Right and Win Mutual Lite NY Get First Sit Horse Plain Silk Dresses and Fur Trimmed Coats Regular Horsea Policy Ladies’ Get First Three Horses Right and Win Get Only the Winner of the Flnt Fight $500 Ladies’ Plain Dark Wool Dresses and Coats — Table Model Radio SECOND PRIZE Get O'Coats Felt Hats 6 Neckties Get First Five Horses Right and Win Was 60 Specials D JO 1- - ARISTOCRAT USII 4 5- --- 67- ITTLE E Broadway — Was 60 NIIIIL PAT FISHER 10— GOLD STAS 9-- KING 114-2- 0 GOOD AND HOT BIG BUSINESS VICTOR |