Show s Weather Forecast Local Metal Prices' rate Sat 8un no change in temp Max St Min 25 Friday NEVADA IDAHO: KUr Saturday Sunday WYOMING: Saturday and Sunday fair' (Detailed rtport oa ran Zl) UTAH : VOL NO 122 surer SALT LAKE CITY SATURDAY MORNING 38 STATES PLAN CONTEST ON J? J ’ A -- V y From Six V jt V f '“"W v - ? im" Legal Minds FOUR VANISH Consultant ARIZONA SUIT " w I I a All $ Supreme George F Parker attorney genwho haa been in conWASHINGTON Nov 21 eral of Utah ference with representative ot five — o legal states and Secretary Wilbur1 repTwenty-tw(AP) minds representing six states resentatives at Washington to devise Arona’ Blt 40 and the federal government Eat? taaround a council gathered ble at the department of justice today to lay plans for co- Vvdam' ntesting the suit brought by Arizona to prevent construction of the huge dam on the Colorado river The conference was called by Solicitor General Thomas D Thatcher In addition to representatives of California Colorado Utah ‘Wyoming New Mexico and Nevada It brought to the council board four men representing the seventh defendant Secretary Wilbur Such plans as were laid however were closely guarded by the conferees and Thatcher himself would say no more than that It was “a meeting of lawyers” and that he would "rather disclose our plans In court than In the newspapers” As pending In the successful BY FARMERS Fear Deaths supreme court would not only the dam but prevent construction of would also declare unconstitutional the Colorado river compact Arlsona Representative Contends Plan Unfair K Berry Peterson attorney general of Arizona In his brief filed with tlie supreme court haa contended that Arizona would not receive an equable division of water under the project and that Arlsona would be prevented from appropriating any of of unapproprithe 000000 acre-feated water flowing annually from the Colorado river and Its tributaries Peterson has contended also that construction of the dam— which has been named Hoover dam by Secret TRENTON MAN FOUND DEAD AT RAIL CROSSING Body Badly Mangled From Being Strnck by Southbound Train of of was fonpd dead on th: Oregon Short Line railroad crossing about a mile north of Trenton about 1 p m Friday The discovery was made by a railroad section crew and from Indications around the scene the man was evidently struck by an engine either Thursday night or early Friday morn Lng the train crew not knowing they hit anything According to reports from Then ton the man left his home about 6 p m Thursday night his daughter seeing him walk out of the lane When he failed to show up during the night or In the morning a search was started Sheriff W H Shaw of Logan was notified and Deputy Andrew King left Immediately for the scene of the etary Wilbur— would authorize the accident Brough’s cap was found on a Interior secretary to engrave In the cattle guard and his body was disbusiness of storing and selling water covered 70 feet from the tracks In a bar pit His body was first seen by Noted Attorneys Present Lon Wheeler s member of the crew Conference River The body at that time was completely At Those present at the conference covered with snow Indicating that the accident must have happened bewere For Nevada— M A Dtskin attor- fore the snowstorm last night ney general George W MaJone state It wasmprobable that he was hit y southbound mall train as engineer on the Colorado river com- the 9 p this was the only one between the last mission attime Brough was seen and the time he For Utah— George P Parker was found torney general He was born in England about 60 For New Mexico— Francis C ' Colorado river commissioner years ago coming to the United 8 Underwood States after joining the L D S For Colorado-Jo- hn attorney general Delph E Carpen-L church He Is survived by his widow Mrs ter Colorado river commissioner Ward Bannister special counsel for Florence Reed Hansen Brough of Roach Denver Charles Amalga and the following children: the city of H deputy attorney general Thomasand Clarence Brough of Magna Fldley and William Brough and Mrs Mabel Gibson attorney for the city South and Mrs Olive Brough of Trencounty of Denver For Wyoming— William O Wilson ton and Mrs Rita Homer of Los Angeles One sister Mrs Agnes Marriet attorney general U For California— 8 Webb attor- and one brother Albert Brough both D Phil of Trenton survive ney general Representative attorSwing Erwin P Werner city ney for Los Angeles W Turney Fox assistant city attorney department Angeles of water and power Lo Charles L Childers attorney for the W B Imperial Irrigation district Colorado Mathews member of the Commission Los Meeting DENVER Nov 21 (UP) —Three men and a boy were missing tonight probable victims of s blizzard which swept down from the north with disastrous results While searchers battled mountainous drifts In quest of the four the storm veered northeastward from Colorado and New Mexico where two deaths from freezing were reported in addition to the cases of those missing The frozen body of Howard Rhodes 60 bachelor rancher living near King’s reservoir in the Arkansas valley was found today beside a road nine miles northeast of Lamar His saddle-hors- e was found dead in a ditch a mile away ROCHESTER N Y Nov 21 UP)— The National grange In the concludannual ing session of its meeting today placed Itself on record for taxation based on ability to pay and for a deep-se- a waterway from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Other recommendations Included private development and operation of water power when public regulation falls to accomplish its purpose strengthening of the federal farm loan system and enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and all legislation supporting It The grange commended President Hoover for his efforts to bring about world peace approved of International court of justice and declared that “now it Is deflation which needs to be opposed ” The latter statement Is embodied In a report of a special committee unanimously adopted which said “We believe that the federal reserve system should oppose both Inflation and deflation " Sessions of the grange continued until evening in order to clear tip all business snow-obscur- They apparently perished at the height of the blizzard Thursday while attempting to reach the shelter of the P G Martin home Rhodes had been dead twenty-fou- r hours when D F Johnson discovered the body 200 yards from the Martin home Snowdrift Claims Life of Miner The other known death was that of Guy Miner 50 of Des Moines N M who died In a snowdrift attempting to reach Mount Dora N M from his stalled automobile to get aid for J W Whitehead old companion Highway workers reached Whitehead hours later and took him to a hospital suffering severely from exposure Those missing Included P H Strong 35 rural mall carrier who lost his way In the blinding blizzard near Lamar In the Black forest region northeast of Colorado Springs a search was made for John Evans 80 prominent rancher lost since late Wednesday when he went out Into the storm on his ranch to attend his cattle AH trails In the region were covered with snow and the search was made with difficulty Also missing was James Ttlford 36 of Denver last seen fifteen miles from Raton N M where he became separated from companions on a deer hunting expedition Schoolboy Lost On Way Home Drifts hampered search for a 13 year-ol- d Japanese schoolboy who failed to reach his home after leaving a rural school near La Junta Wednesday afternoon A check of (Continued ra pare Nineteen ar (Column £)n ) Also sixty-four- Reuben Clark Jr Envoy Clark Arrives in Mexico City Ninth American Ambassa- dor Quietly Enters South- ern Capital to The Tribun MEXICO CITY Nov 21 — J Reu-be- n Clark Jr the Salt Lake City lawyer arrived here early this morning aboard an ordinary train coming from Laredo Texas as the ninth American ambassador to this republic and as the thirty-eighdiplomat representative sent by the United Slates to Mexico Clark had no statement to make to the press upon the occasion of his arrival here Any euch statement is to wait until after he has presented his credentials to President Pascual Ortiz Rubio at a ceremony which probably will take place early next week Will Work for Still Stronger Rapprochement It Is known however that Mr Clark's policy as ambassador will be one of working for a still closer rapprochement between the governments of Washington and Mexico and Lor cultivation of relations even more friendly than now In the conviction that such problems as are pending as between the two governments will be solved more easily when treated In a spirit of under' standing and friendliness After having been the chief (Continued on Pat Eleven I th (Column Angeles CaL MOSCOW Nov tional Agreement Borah 21 UP)— The of- Republican 21 (AP) — The only solution of question in the opinion of Senator Idaho is through some international LAND PROBLEMS counter-revolutiona- ry date activities) general was concluded and no here was set for another gathering reprwas said however it esentatives of western states would own territory before gather In their the case is heard In the supreme court Those present would not say whether It had been decided to file DENVER Nor 21 UP)— Investlga what e- tion ot wbat authorities here said apone brief or several or xtent the federal government would peared to be a 115000000 fraud was case participate In the started today after the arrest of two officials of the Ja Land and Cattle company and of a third man who was unable to explain his presence In the WILL ROGERS SAYS: temporary office of the firm BEVERLY HILLS Calif Nor 8 R McCorkle of Amarillo Texas wbat 1 president of the firm and Paul K JL— All I know is read in want ads I see when Glddena a salesman and W F Law-lwere placed In the county jail Is coming they say Wall street back yep coming back for more pending a complete Investigation hid They figs re people about time to save sp another little dab That’s one good thing about the rascals though They always give yon warning when they ate cum There osght to bo some lng what It way figured out LIN COIN Neb! Nov 21 UP)—The takee to support that whole gang state of Nebraska was money ahead In manner they which (la the are aeeutomed) then charge today was learned that T W Bass secIt much everybody ta the U 8 to Governor Arthur J Weaver and deduct It from their eatery retary docked himself for his salary for It would eliminate U speculation had August and September during which and every body would know Just time he was out of the office much where they stood of the time campaigning for the of WILL Yours that Three Arrested in $15000000 Fraud to totMmseesH Jut or State Employee Docks Salary Jut " flee of state treasurer He was elected V i -' w ' Three) on Consarva td Agree on Rights Special to The Tribune WASHINGTON Nov 21—Contin ued disagreement among members of the president’s commission on con serration and the public domain over the surface righto proposal and the evident Inability to come to anything like unanimous opinion on this problem threatens to prevent the winding up of the commission’s work Saturday night Today members of the commission indicated the sessions would continue into next week but If by then an agreement cannot be reached many members threaten to return to their homes leaving the land problems up In the air Some commissioners declare they will not sign a dividend report and if that threat be adhered to the commission la likely to disband without submitting findings to the president Reaffirms Survey of Taxation Currency 8 todies Proposed Included In the grist of resolutions that were adopted in the final hours were the following: For a complete study of the tax situation by the National grange For a study of the stabilization of the currency For continued effort In procuring et federal aid for farm-to-mark- roads For enactment laws limiting length of trucks and trailers to 4A feet Opposing the use of oleomargarine as a substitute for butter In govern- ment Institutions For legislation bringing collateral advertising of foods drugs and nar cotics within the scope of the pure foods and drugs acts Thanking the railroads for timely assistance and cooperation with the farmers in the drought-stricke- n area Free Extension Service Advocated Declaring that agricultural exten- sion service should be free to all without regard to affiliation in organizations and that with that end In view no group or organization should be permitted to pay any portion of the expense of extension workers Opposing blanket bond Issues on reclamation and dratnage districts based on true value of the land because failure of portions of the land throws unfair burden In excess of benefits upon other land owners Two resolutions expressed the views of the National grange on temperance and prohibition One “expresses the conviction of the National grange that the prohibition laws should not be tampered with until some better practical plan for control of the liquor traffic 1s brought forward and that if any such plan Is developed It be operative only In the manner provided by law” ed ng HOOVER OPPOSES DELAY ON U S DEBT PAYMENT dent WASHINGTON Nor 21 Hoover today declared against any suspension of the legal debt retirement program of the gov- said the tax increase Is inevitable in the face of the government’s present and prospectlvs situation under the present program Mr Hoover added his approval of the diversion of foreign debt paySuch a suspension has been dis- ments ad other receipts to meet curcussed 'and will be discussed further rent expenses In the past several when congress meets as a means of years Secretory Mellon has used such Infunds Increase an in federal Including treasury surpluses preventing come taxes to pay off the 16000000000 war debt Many administration leaden have Raster than the law required ernment 18 States Proves Birds Depression Has Curbed NEW Capt Roy W Ammel YORK Nov During 21 (AP)— A survey In eighteen states has convinced the National Association of Manufacturers that business conditions are on the mend Discussing the survey John E Edgerton president of the association told the New York state chamber of commerce test night that inbusiness men gendustrialists erally were unanimous In the belief that the nation was “only Just now taking a breathing spell In the tremendous Industrial strides it has made as Its own pace" The states surveyed were Califory nia Colorado Illinois Indiana Massachusetts Michigan and BROKERHURT IN TAKING OFF Expected Bring in Been th Demands Enforcement Of Liquor Laws The second resolution on the subject says: We vigorously oppose all efforts The Idaho senator said today that while he was not proposing an Inter- to nullify our existing laws The Ns tlonal grange reaffirms Its stand in national understanding at this time support of temperance and we dehe could see no other way to Im- mand strict enforcement of the eightprove the price of silver and at the eenth amendment and all laws supsame time relieve what some finan- porting It” In regard to public operation of ciers have described as a world gold water power the resolution reaffirms shortage the policy of the National grange for The question of a fixed ratio between silver and gold as Senator control of water power resources and the weakening of govern "deplores Borah sees it Is not as Important as The resolution steps looking to an agreement among ment regulation" the powers Interested on some means further declares “That when public regulation falls to accomplish Its purof Increasing the silver market In this connection the Idahoan poses of assuring rates based upon made public excerpts of a letter he reasonable return upon actual necesreceived from an American business sary capital Invested free from ex man In China saying that country pensive holding company control would never accept the gold standard public development and operation of and “neither Paris New York nor our water power resources are justiLondon can alter this attitude on the fiable and proper” On the question of taxation the part of China’s millions” “The Chinese people" the letter grange adopted the report ot its com mlttee on taxation headed by A 8 added “will not accept the gold standard by tradition and usage Goss of Oregon which says: Gold Is desired merely for Jewelry “We would especially emphasize China clings to silver ss the belief that real estate cannot and purposes should not bear the currency and store of value Senator Borah's correspondent burden of the cost of government but who has been in China ten or fifteen that the principle of ability to pay or years said the “position’ of America benefits received should be the basis In the Orient Is strong” upon which taxes may be assessed (UP)-Presi- DAWES' INTERRUPTS SOUTHAMPTON England Nov 21 (UP)— United States Ambassadpr Charles G Dawes In high humor today interrupted Prince George’s speech at the opening of an exhibition of British art aboard the steamand handed the ship Aqultanla prince a check for the British fqpner service men’s fund Pieces from the exhibit were to be old'torthe fund TURKEYS ADD CASH FOR UTAH IN KEYAREAS to $528000 Holidays Sugar refineries will have sugar beet approximately by January 1 1931 and up to that time the products of Utah turkey growers will have brought into the state in the neighborhood of $528000 paid intermotmtain growers The Utah-Idah- o Sugar company up this time has mailed checks to beet growers In Utah Idaho Montana South Dakota and Canada totaling approximately 4295000 officials announced Friday The checks were for approximately 605000 tons ot beets New York Ohio Oklahoma received at the ton refineries of the in the Utah Washington company operating thle-yea- r Rhode Island New Jersey Pennsylvania Connect! six localities It Is expected that checks totaling cut and Oeorgla Twelve states reported Improve- approximately 1384500 will be ments two reported i stationary sta- mailed farmers about December 18 tus and four reported a decline of for about 195000 tons of beats which which one was In the drought area will be received i the factories duranother In an exclusively mining re' ing November tion and a third In an exclusively Three Factories Being lumber section In Utah Regarding unemployment 12 states Operatei" MUlIr-Id all factories except one showed s “fairly encouraging situain Alberta tion" 14 were optimistic of Improve In South- Dakota and one ment In the late winter or early Canada- will begin to- - eease about spring one anticipated no change December 6 The factories in those and three which were agricultural two localities will continue operations mining pr lumber regions thought until about the tatddle of January it wss announced’ Three factories are the situation unfavorable ' Mr now being operated in Utah" Industries on the upswing Edgerton listed as steel textile public Gunnison Sugar company officials utilities shoes paper building beet announoe they will have received 57000 tons of beets at sugar stock yards numerous special' ties railroads in some sections auto- the company's plant In Centerfleld by this the mobile and allied lines and mining end of year and will have ‘ la parts paid growers approximately 1399100 for their beets to Ken-utek- Captain Roy W Suffers Shoulder Contusions last-mom- Special Borah Says Only Answer Lies in Interna- SPLIT SEEN ON t UPWARD Stand for Strict Enforcement of Dry Laws WORLD SOLUTION FOR SILVER SEEN Rumors of Stalin WASHINGTON Nov Killing Denied the recently agitated silver Sugar Plants Make Big Contribution to LEAP Farms’ Prosperity TRADEBEGINS URGE NEW WATERWAY Snow Grips Entire Mountain Area Midwest Ilit by Gale Frigid Wave ficial Tass News agency tonight de- agreement Thomas C Yager of Indio Those representing Secretary Wi- clared thatof all rumora of the assasJoseph Stalin were lbur were: E C Finney solicitor sination and absolutely unfoundNorthcutt Ely assistant to the secr- edmalignant Inventions” etary: Porter W Dent counsel reclThe New agency also charged amation bureau R J Coffey district that all other rumors concerning counsel reclamation bureau of red soldiers and the Francis C Wilson interstate stream mutinies arrests of prominent leadCommissioner of New Mexico was wholesale were in the same category and elected vice chairman of the defense ers conference comprising representa- were designed by antisoviet sources i tives of Colorado New Mexico Utah to divert public attention from the “Ramzln and Commission trial of forthcoming Nevada Attorney and Wyoming General John Underwood of Col- other wreckers" (This refers to the Indictment of tion Unable orado was elected chairman of the eight men who recently were conference come weeks ago Surface The conference with the solicitor charged with A Would Ability to Pay Instead of Land W1I-a- river VITAL National Grange Base Lcties on by I1M UM FA RMERS OF WESTRECEIVE SLX MILLIONS Crash Victim Stop Construction the suit If HUNTJjTARTS TWO ARE FOUND DEAD DAM INVOLVED to HELD Freezing for 3 Men and Boy in Colorado Storm FUTURE OF BIG Court Aims IN BLIZZARD Posses Parties Colorado Itiver Pact Meet S TAX CHANGES Takes Post Lead Z1m 32 PAGES — FIVE CENTS NOVEMBER 22 1930 'J w to Case in U 9650 SSfte Copper PANAMA Nov 21 VP) -- Captain Roy W Ammel broker and veteran filer of hlcago was injured today In an attempt to take off on a nonstop flight to the Illinois metropolis An examination by physicians of Oorgas hospital here showed Captain Ammel suffered contusions about the left shoulder and clavicle the spine and the chest but no definite fracturos were indicated by the and no paralysis showed The patient was oonsclous The accident occurred when Captain Ammel was attempting to lift the heavily loaded Blue Flash which recently carried him on a nonstop Jump from New York to the isthmus He roared down the runway for 500 yards and then struck a waterhole with the ship nosing into the ground Recovery Staged and breaking Into three parts On Stock Exchange Captain Ammel waa unconscious Nov 21 A when first removed but as he was NEW YORKwas recorded (IIP)—on recovery today lifted aboard an army transport ship broadNew York: stock exchange Dur- for the trip to Oorgas hospital he the asked for and smoked a clgaret al(Contlnurd on Vm Nineteen ) (Column Two) though in great pain The transport sped him to PaltUIa airport here and he immediately waa transferred to an ambulance for a rush trip to the X-r- ENTIRE PERU hospital TRAIN FALLS INTO STREAM MANY DROWN NANTES France Nov 21 UP)— The locomotive and first two cars of the Paris St Nazaire express were derailed tonight near Ancenls falling Into the River Loire and drowning most of the passengers in the CABINET QUITS Labor Disturbances to Resignation Minister Lead Out Peru Nov First Lady Joins LIMA 21 (UP) Is estimated that the total shipment will bring the Utah grown approx- imately 264000 The figures are based oa compilations released by H L Strong acting general manager of tbe Utah Poultry Producers' Cooperative association in tbe absence of Clyde C Edmonds Carloads Twenty-nin- e Of Turkeys Shipped Twenty-nin- e carloads of turkeys were shipped to eastern points since November 10 by the association and each acid for approximately 8000 said Mr Strong Each car contained approximately 22000 pounds ot turkeys of Nov 21 UP) — The LIMA Peru Peruvian cabinet-resigne- d tonight cars The military men were prepared to The engineer and fireman were assure the were wholly president they trapped In their cabin and died along loyal to him to support him with the passengers In the two ready but were In stirred any emergency coaches The other cars of the train up against the cabinet because of were not damaged minister’s attitude the government The exact number of victims was not easy to determine but as far as during the labor disturbances could be learned no Americans were The resignation of the Junta had been expected for several days with on the derailed coaches reports current that the change The accident was due to the sink- many to dlssastlsf action ing of the track following a heavy was due not only regarding the labor angle but be rain and the Infiltrations of the river cause of a general desire to see some A switchman noticed the condition of the track and dashed forward to civilians holding portfolios It is understood the president will halt the train waving hte lantern swear in s new ministry tomorrow frenzledly but he was crushed by the rushing locomotive which left the Peruvian Troopi rails and shot Into the river Ordered g —Troops Mr Strong estimated that four other carloads of the fowls were shipped from the state for use at Thanksgiv’ a selling lor approximately ing the same amount as did the lo di of the asst la tion Present indications are that the hlpment of turkeys for use on Christ-ms- st will about equal the shipment nt so far this year Tbe entire however will be about I pier cent leu than that for 1939 Mr Strong pointed out and the total value slightly lees than that of last ' year ship-me- WOMAN GIVEN SENTENCE IN MARRIAGE MIX NEW YORK Nov 21 (CTS) When her husband Henry Le Btene promised to take her bade to their home in Sledge Miss Mrs Bally Le Blanc alias Ruth Miller wss given a suspended sentence by County Judge Frank Adel today Mrs Le Blanc and Mr and Mrs Jack Madeson worked a “marriage racket” whereby the trio obtained 750 from Seukezl Suzuki a Japanese upon Mrs Le Blanc’s promise to marry him A second man paid a slightly smaller sum Then the woman vanished wiring them excuses 8 he wu and promising to return traced to New Bedford Mass and arrested 'there Madeson wu sent to Sing 81ng for two and a half to five years and hte wife will serve a similar term in Auburn prison t were hurried north to Talara Peru’s most Important petroleum center tonight to protect 500 foreigners believed In danger of their Uvea at the native workers NEW YORK Nov 21 (P)—The hand of Iratewere natives reported angered first lady of the land came to New atThe alleged discriminations and were York today to attend a “party” given leet tomorrow to discuss calling In herbonttr by tbe Otrt Scouts: a strike The labor trouble was the Mrs Herbert Hoover honorary second Instance of native labor unpresident of the Girl Scouts arrived rest In the past fortnight Infurifrom Washington and went to the ated native miners at Cerro de Pasco Cosmopolitan cluh Tonight she will killed two Americans and a Eurobe guest at a dinner at the Hotel in strike riots earlier this month which will - ark the Inaugura- pean tion of the Gl 1 Scout Federation of A score of natives were killed in the dashes Greater New York The reinforcements were ordered to Talsrs at formal request of the United States embassy and the British legation The mood of the was described as native laborers ugly and the authorities Indicated they desired to be fully prepared for LONG BEACH Cal Nov 21 (UP) outbreaks similar to the Cerro de —Edward R Kilpatrick 35 salesman Pasco incidents was arrested today for Kansas City The two chief Interests affected by authorities on a warrant charging the possibility of (rouble at Talara INDIANAPOLIS NOV 21 (UP)-C- arl grocer him with embezzling 63000 In se 600 miles nortb of Lima near the Gugensteln curl ties from his brother coast werV the International Petrol- wu killed tonight in an armed bst- The brother is Dr George A Kil- eum corporation a Canadian Stand' tie with two bandits who attempted ’ patrick of McAllister Okla Officers ard Oil subsidiary with 5000 work- to rob his store said they had recovered considerable ers and the Lobitos Oil company of One of the bandits wu killed and of the amount the 'suspect wss England with 2000 laborers in its the other escaped though believed to be wounded charged with taking employ ' governor' mabries DEATH PROBE STARTS COMPLETE BUILDING PERTH AMBOY N J Nov 21 NEW TORK Nov 31 (PL— Hidden AUSTIN Texas Nov 21 (ffV-(A’’)— Governor Morgan F Larson of in fog steel workers tolled unseen all Inquest Into the death of Carroll New Jersey waa married last night day atop the Empire Slate building to Guggtsberg 17 Texu university stuat his home here to Ada Schmidt put in place last piece of a 200-fo- dent from Vernon who wu found In who for two years has been secremooring mast for dirigibles 1284 convulsions In a fraternity house here to his tary aged mother The bride feet above Fifth avenue This Is wu begun late today by Justice Bryan Is 25 years old and Governor Lar higher than workmen ever hare Blaylock The youth died soon alter son Is 48 he wu removed to a hocpUi reared a building befpra Girl Scout Party Blit-mo- re Salesman Accused the Of $63000 Theft Grocer Killed By Two Bandits Ati the ot A —— |