Show GROUP ASKS Four Vanish as Storm US YOUNGEST Sweeps Mountain Area MILLIONS TO GENERAL GOES Posses Hunt Three Men Boy Death by Freezing Feared (Contlaued from Pin Oat) home on the boy route established he had not taken shelter at any of ' them A renewal of the storm today In southern Colorado failed to stop trains again but prevented workeu from opening highways Santa re and C & 8 trains broke through the barrier of snow during a lull m the hSaeve‘rght' More tlian el i through 100 snowplows were put state highway de- partment which sought to open the road to the Kansas line on the east One of the nation's few women mall carriers Amy Davis froze her feet on her route between Rye and fueblo C R Fall and his wife sut fered frozen aces when the roof of Ir farm home seven miles westt or Pueblo was carried away by high In service by the TO ARMY HEAD BUILD ROADS TRADE STARTS UPWARD MOVE Highway Officials Seek Nrw Chief of Staff Just 50 Y’ears Old Was Hero New Laws to Afford ReDuring War lief to Unemployed Survey Reveals Business o Tribane Depression to Be (Salt Lake 6 Trib(Salt Lake Trlbune-Chicag- o une Leased Wire ) Nov 21— An WASHINGTON emergency federal appropriation of $250000000 for road building waa urged today by delegates from the American Aasoclatlon of State Highway Officials at a meeting with Hoover's committee on President employment Should congress accede to the proposal it will mean that $375000000 would be available for the relief of unemployment through work on the roads for $125000000 a year can be used under the plan of federal rnd state cooperation now In force The delegates came to Washington in obedience to a resolution passed by their association which has Just concluded It convention in Pittsburgh According to the plan they offered states to which the road funds were granted would be given ten years In which to match the federal money Instead' of being required to match It dollar for dollar as the present law stipulates They also recommended that the statute be amended to permit federal aid to the extent of 50 per cent of the cost of construction Instead of at a maximum rate of $15000 a mile aa is now provided made The president's committee no official comment on the proposals The committee has however approved unemployment relief through road construction Building permits In 286 cities fell 146 per cent In October compared with September the bureau of labor announced statistics today New residential buildings gained 1 per cent but this slight Increase was more than wiped out by a drop of 275 per cent in new nonresldentlal Total construction inconstruction cluding alterations and repairs 'ell from an estimated cost of $146685-76- 6 In September to $125217775 In October Near Gose the first hour prices sagged but soon the bullish element wotouI and bears covered In Increasing volume to the end of the day were relatively Sales however light totaling only 2344610 shares The averages reached new hlgha on the present movement— Industrial 19030 up 3 21 railroad 11217 up 305 and utility 6711 up 095 The rise in rails got under way near the close It was one of the broadest has had In time em this biding au'uerwthThe exception Louis 7't°t ot fcClty'hUnftn”lwhic'i lost 18 points for the day to a new low alncT 1928 PilLwere task Gulf Mobile preferred advanced 3 points on declaration of the regular Freezing Prevents quarterly dividend while the higher Clearing of Road fhareg guch M Ncw York Lower temperatures accompanied grade jjal Atchison Delaware it Hudson new snowfall In the mountains and and Union Pacific rose 2 to more than highway workers despaired of keep- 4 points Baltimore Ac Ohio rose 5 ing the mountain passes open this Rails were helped by predictions winter as desired that the fourth quarter would make a Mall planes kept up their sched- much better showing than the preules but telegTaph lines went out in ceding quarters of the year as comtho Arkansas valley Electric serv- - pared with 1929 Another factor was ice to residents of the valley was re- - expectation of agreement soon by paired and the La Junta Democrat western roads on application for its Thursday edition hours 'creased rates late German bonds reacted on news 8hertff Lew Hollenbeck of Sallda from Berlin that a move toward askovercame towering drifts on Pone ha ing a mor&torum would materialize pass to arrest Robert Thompson 21 in 1931 on the charge of kidnaping Dorothy Another feature of the stock marMcConkle 15 ket besides the rail group was the The couple and two companions list of stock whose companies radiate were found at a ranch house where out Of Chicago This group was helped they had taken shelter by the move to stimulate the wheat Thompson explained he merely was market and by the Improvement gen taking the girl to a dance when hla erally noted In the commodity mar automobile stalled He will be given keta throughout the world a hearing on the charge next Thurs CHICAGO Nov 21 OP)—1 The day ment-sponsored agencies' struggle to avert a grain panic seemed won Frigid Wave Strikes as domestic maron the today prices kets moved another step forward ap- Homeless in Cyclone wUhwW leaning upon the KANSAS CITY Nov 21 (UP)— Pportof active ilizaUon buying Freezing temperatures accompanied by cold northern winds came to 21 whole southwest tonight to add uf-- 1 P"1 another half cent over thp 1000 persona aireaay ienng tf becalise but no at the time day during homeless of cyclonic atorms night the price for old May contracts Arkansas did which struck Oklahoma to descend the the “peg” and Texas trade recognized as the stopping point The weather continued fair Con- of thektablllzation corporation tinued cold was predicted for Satur- Healthy export business tn Ca- nRdlan wheat strong markets abroad wiT go as Jw": hlnts that Russian grain vessel 22 degree above zero In Kansas City and charters might be cancelled helped and vicinity values here Wheat gained 4 to The death list at Bethany OkU lift 1 8 cents a bushel old December near Oklahoma City a village 2000 fontract finishing at 74 8 to IKrsons vUtually obllrerated Thurs- - March at j6 34 May at 78 100 day vhen a storm and to 78 8 Corn gained 8 to 1 20 with at stood homes eight regte(j today a fraction under wheat More than die to injured expected for corresponding months persons were made homeless and Oeorge 8 Mllnor president of the tents in huddled remained imtonight stabilization to escape the cold Rehabilitation grain confidence corporation to buyers In a parted work was rushed today with ample statement and Interviews expressing relief funds would sufbelief that his More than 300 persons still were fer little loss corporation from Us dealings in homeless at Ola Ark where a cygrain The corporation now was unclone caused $250000 damage One derstood to control about 110000000 person waa killed there Severe storms bushels of wheat but Mllnor said he rIso struck scattered settlements In buying now anticipated a return of Kansas and Oklahoma the "bottom has been reached" that Skies cleared tonight in western The grain situation came Into Nebraska snowbound by severe bliz- focus on other stages today Govlashed which storms zards and sleet ernor John H&mmlll of Iowa asked the sections Thursday night and to- President Hoover to Increase the tarover snow fell central and Rain and the iff on corn Immediately day Nebraska will refer his request to the president Trains throughout western Ne- tariff commission braska were delayed many hours Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas Automobile passengers were strand- came forward with a statement voicsection over the ed at farmhouses ing belief that congress would view heavy snowdrifts making roads Im- with favor the use of 50000000 bushels of farm board wheat holdings to passable feed the unemployed At Montreal the Gazette published Northwest Suffers a dispatch stating that the grain 7 From Storm Frost program suggested to he federal — The thorlties at Ottawa by prairie pre21 Nov CHICAGO minia Included to restore miers recently fixing northwest plains struggled communication and order today In mum wheat price at 70 cents (the at snow today waa and Isolated Winnipeg closing price by the regions 62 a guarantee against losses wind As the storm In a calmer mood to banks through dealings with the moved Into Minnesota and Wiscon- wheat pool and creation of a stabilsin the Dakotas and western Ne- ization board similar to this eounbraska found themselves snowbound try's grain stabilization corporation — — communication lines tom down by the storm many communities had the wind and transportation lmpos-jnot yet been heard from but the re- aible In many sections hours after the peak ports that had trickled through the Twenty-fou- r crippled communication lines told of roads two deaths trains delayed blocked by huge drifts and thoulevwire of miles and of sands poles eled by the sudden blast Temperatures throughout the middle west were lower but the snow a as confined mainly to the upper Oreat Lakes reRlon The weather bureau expected colder weather tonight In all of the Chicago forecast area except tlie extreme western sections and colder tomorrow In the upper Oreat Lakes and In1- -2 -4 govern- MAN FIGHTS SNOW KILLS Trlbnne-Chieag- Leased Wire) WASHINGTON Nov 21— Douglas MacArthur the youngest major general In the army and one of the outstanding American combat officers In the world war was sworn In as chief of staff of the United States army He Is 50 years old several today years below the age attained by most of his predecessors when they took over the administration and training of the army It transpired today that General MacArthur assumed a full general's rank automatically upon taking the oath of office He would not have become chief of staff until next year had General Charles P Summerall his Imfnediae predecessor desired to remain In office until he normally retires for age on March 4 Secretary of War Hurley revealed today that he had Invited General 8ummerall to stay on until March 4 at the concluterm of office on sion of bis four-yeNovember 20 Oeneral 8ummerall declined however explaining that he did not desire to himself violate the four-yeWashington detail rule which he had so rigidly enforced against other officers during his administration The regulation referred to by Genlimits chief of eral Summerall branches and all officer serving in four-yedetail In to Washington order that a larger number of officers may have the opportunity to get experience in the war department This rule was strengthened and enforced by General Summerall The new chief of staff was twice wounded during the work! war which he entered as a major of engineers He was decorated by the American and French governments for personal gal- lantry In action and waa twice recommended for the FYench Legion of Honor In world war days according to stories related by soldiers MacArthur often visited the front lines sometimes venturing Into no man’s land VICE CHAIRMAN NAMED H A Rich was elected vice chairman of the chamber of commerce legislative committee at a meeting of the committee Friday noon ar ar SVnth?v 3-- 1- A bootlegger's reformation was described In police court Friday by City Attorney Ocr-al- d Irvine who declared that Harold Kenton whisky punch-boar- d vendor voluntarily led the antivice squad to his liquor ?ache Thursday night and turned over supply of whisky was "When the defendant arrested Thursday on a downtown street comer” Prosecutor Irvine declared “he was offering chances on a punchboard for liquor prizes He admitted his guilt and told the officers he was ‘sick of the racket' He took them to his cache and turned over five pinta of whisky” Judge Daniel Harrington imposed a fine of $100 on Kenton BOISE Idaho (47—One of the most graphic stories of bulldog persistence in overcoming the obstacles of nature ever to come out of the mountains of Idaho was told by James Morden 27 engineer of the Dead wood dam who arrived here to- night Morden said he started on his trip tn a light car from his mountain camp to Cascade a distance of 78 miles when a blizzard was starting last Saturday He followed a tractor for the first few miles until hts car stalled In a deep dnft Then he took to skits and made good progress for several hours until one of the skits broke Stranded In the deep snow he was n for a few minutes “but I realized I must fight through or lose my life” he related He carried with him a small rifle one can of beans and two loaves of bread With more than 30 miles to go the engineer started his battle against snow a howling gale the waist-dee- p and more falling snow His food dwindled on the second day On the third day he was hungry and desthrough the floundering perate snow He burrowed under a drift Ur rest and then wallowed forward again fighting cold and hunger al- -l Finally when he was weakened most past endurance he saw a speck panic-stricke- au-(4- 8) on the white expanse It was a coyote He sulked the animal and shot it He built a fire and ate half of the roasted tenderloin of the animal Shortly afterward he struck a windswept ridge and staggered into Cascade the next morning After a rest In Cascade the young of engineer came to Boise a distance ’ 100 miles by automobile of t rue IT ON YOUR GROCERY Da-do- r— TURKEYS principal arteries Buy Direct From £ Forty Marooned In Cabin by Storm Farm to You! ST PAUL Minn Nov 21 (47— Forty persons many of them women and children were marooned tonight cabin live In a small snow-boumile from Mandan N D of the Red The Mandan chapter Cross was striving to reach the cabin with food Word of the Isolated group was who brought by several men Manploughed through deep drifts to dan The people sought shelter in' the cabin after their automobiles were stalled by sleet and snow TzeVilaliino Hot Cereal y West j WILL FILED Henry L Moore Salt Lake attorney who died October 5 was filed In Third district court FriThe petition for day afternoon at $500 probate estimated the estate DecemThe will was executed on ber will of 14 IS 18 country d stock 30c 25c 25c Pound Pound Pound corn-fe- Turkeys Geese Ducks (Fancy Large Chickens) Reds end Rocks 25c Pound Ee Stewing Hens50c-75- c do Fresh Eggs 5e FREE DELIVERY ' The rj With Order Over $3 Daily Open S am to I a Cash and SHANOHAI Nov 13c Flour lb DON AMAIZO'S Quality Products STARCH Corn or Gloss 2 for 19$ Syrup 15$ 17th South and TT jth J COFFEE Treat yourself to the best Lb ££ BEANS NAVY 3)72 Pkg 15c 5 lbs 35c ST MEATS ' S 5 CORN TOMATOES- -:4 wrrn -p- 30! No 2 can 15c 33c 3 cans 29c JAM £T npin I hAw 23c -- 29c £ St” TOILET LUX PINEAPPLE-TS- 1 SARDINES 3 for 29c S0AP6 ban 39c 2 for 47c ft Van I'amp’i can Each 79c Brand HEWLETT’S— JAR 37c 30-O- Z GIIEESE CHEESE m a Pkg 23c 39c Lb 17c crelm Mb pkg 20c MATCHES Tamales COCOANUT - nT- Gfiili ’an Bring Your Container SYRUP 25c 23c Jug PURE AND DELICIOUS 2 for 29c ftear Lb 23c Stirrdi fir CHOCOLATE 2 CIDER Gallon 9c 1 OYSTERS c°rwn VS MINCE MEAT Each 93c ROLLED OATS t Bf M N esns I)inntrtl No 3 Sieve iar23c "I6-oz BRAINS OF GOLD 53c 8 MALTED MILK KriuLt) can 33c BROOMS BROOMS Cans Crystal White Soap 1 0 bars 33c ROSE KL- -2 Peanut Buffer Water 2 cans 29c 19c Lb 25c Pkg 10c Globe A-- l ‘ FLOUR Lb 25c 39c ORANGE PEEL Lb 29c LEMON PEEL Lb 29c Lb pkg 1 CITRON The Finest Flour Milled PEEL CURRANTS Pkg 15c cm PANCAKE FLOUR ORANGES Sweet Doz 15c Nareu Sweet Potatoes CRANBFRRIES GRAPEFRUIT 5 lbs 23c Y'-- Y -- to- day at 3 loaves for 10$ We will have thousands of loaves for this sale so that not a single customer will be de- prived of our fine bread Varieties White Health and Raisin file ran DH M0BU WHITE RED KIDNEY BEANS 2 Mag- Bread 3 N Lb PINEAPPLE ora:Wta2NVY447c na stores will sell 0 P No 5 lbs 35c PFAS MINCEMEATS PINEAPPLE s Bountiful and BAKERY DEPT Parker House Bolls 14$ Sanborn & PUMPKIN Midvale ay Baby Mutton Shoulder lb Mutton Stew lb Steer Beef Pot Boast lb Chase lb And again fresh from otrr ovens our Salt Lake Mur-- r b 15$ 10$ 5$ PRGS np' famous Royal FRESH CREAMERY 3 Loaves 1 0c b MEAT DEPT Mutton des- - of by Bread Pints 25$ Choice Young Legz lb P O AMAIZ0 OIL dozen 8$ Silver Layer Gakez ea 25$ Fruit Cake Found Cake lb 45$ Bread 2 for 15$ Gelatin Dessert world's quickest setting gelatin sert Made the makers the 2 lfi Baking Powder BUTTER P 8 Fresh Onr ery Butter private brand label assures this fact Everyone nses more butter at this waffle and pancake time of year and yon can effeqj a big saving by buying at our today’s low price of 32$ per lb in onr Salt Lake Midvale Murray Bountiful and Magna stores Remember 0 P S Butter is churned fresh for ns daily Once you try it you will want it regularly 4$ tin 25 c doz 29c Lb CORN Cream- Navel Oranges Banaans lb Sweet Potatoes S lbs 19$ Russet Potatoes 10 lbs 10$ Crisp Utah Celery 7$ large li2-l- b FARM ROYAL sitting can't beat 0 Yon 25$ doz — 13$ AMAIZO Golden e POULTRY 49c KRAUT Nr I’i can DATES Hallowe 2 lbs 29c BEANS No RICE 5 lbs 35c DICED BEETS CIR POVDERED SUGAR2 lbs 19c PORK & BEANS P S Butter 32c lb Florida Grapefruit QU 47$ AMAIZO Butterscotch tin 19$ Syrup lVs-lAMAIZO Crystal White tin 16$ Syrup lVa-l- CAKES E3- - WALNUT O FRUIT DEPT 6 for All-Whit- California B!( Bo)i MACARONI Magna housewives Beef Pot Today Roasts will be on sale at 13$ per lb in our Salt Lake Midvale Murray $133 48 lbs EGGS Ginger Snaps 2 lbs 25c Customs a tender juicy Beef Boast for Sunday dinnert The excellence of our Beef is well known to Salt Lake Murray Midvale Bountiful and Salad 2 for 43$ Del Monte Tomato Sauce 5$ Sperry’s Drifted Snow Salt Lake Poultry NEW MARKET Uy $419 UP)— Enjoy Del Monte Coffee lb 39$ Del Monte Whole Kernel Corn No 2 17$ Del Monte Fruit for P-- 2104 So Main SL 21 Beef Roasts 25$ FREE) -'Y Lira confiscated from Italian vessels Midnight Pay Lett” Cotter (Ptacaka m- Cra-cov- la Waffle Flour small 2 for 2 lbs 23c 5 lbs 39c Prunes Lima Beans 2 lbs 29c authorities today seized 700 pounds of heroin concealed In a shipment of wax aboard the Italian ateamer The contraband valued at upward of $1000000 Mexican was destined to be smuggled Into Shanghai officers said This seizure was the third within the last ten days during which narcotics valued at upward of $2000000 Mexican have been GROCERY DEPT Sperry’s Pancake and Alligator’s Bite Basis of Claim PHILADELPHIA Nov 21 (UP)— Oeorge Rodgers 22 member of a theatrical act In which he wrestles with alligators today asked the diana workmen's compensation board to The district around Sidney appar- give him $8870 for the loss of his ently bore the brunt of the storm WV forearm bitten off by one of In western Nebraska and roads were reptiles last August still blocked Pour hundred sheep on theCaptain L hla Rodgers one ranch were stampeded Into a brother alsoBobby filed a claim for Increek during the storm and drowned In received to the hand he ta juries Much of the damage in South manner same tho teleto sleet the was attributed phone company at Aberdeen estimatPneumatic tires and at $500-oo- d windshield glass may be nonspllnter alone wire the made comdamage ing for all automobiles in Enpulsory In North Dakota the state high- gland way department mobilized all available snowplows to free motorists marooned In drifts and to clear the nd Open TUI Scanty The Bountiful and Magna markets Talk about flavor! And gravy! And economy! Don't miss this sale m Poocorn Customs Agents Seize Narcotics ar T TO LIMIT QUANTITIES WZ RESERVE THE RIGHT i 1- -2 1- -8 HUH Reforms Leads Way to Supply Young Engineer Marooned Battles Four Days to Escape Death 5-- ' Liquor Vendor FAT’S COYOTE nt 19 SATURDAY tyORNING NOVEMBER 22 1930 TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE - SQUASH Lb Hubbard lOlbs 10c POTATOES’”” 2 lbs 45c LETTUCES 3 for 23c 0NI9NS 29c 23c 2 for 9c 10 lbs 10c Spanlih IN OUR MARKETS Pork Steer Beef and Mild For Saturday we are featuring Yearling Mutton Grain-feCorn-feSmall Pigs These loins Young Sugar Cured Smoked Pork Loins cut from fried broiled or d bake are and are average tasty Lb IQs Lb 19c Yearling llullon HENS fits' d d ten-poun- d ' O R SKAGGS "A Surety of Purity ” I YEARLING I1UTT0H£ Lb 15c PORK ROAST KSSW Lb Beef Pot Roasl — 15c Lb 14c PORK ROAST’S"” Beef Oven Roast Lb 19c 2?£ Lb I Ec Smoked Pork Loin 5“jV‘Lb 25c |