Show 6 22 1931’ TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MARCH A Hospital Patient Woman Mistakes Bold Elks Arouse CHANGE OFTEN Maine Bad Lands Bandit Tics Hands School Youths Cow for Burglar Durango Farmers Stages Runaway Mapped by Plane With New Neckties “Crash Theater PRESIDENTS Latin Nations Alter Scene aviation BANOOR Me (UP)— The value of In the map making field has demonstrated around here NEW YORK March 81 OT— Made emment was restored Under Presi- been A pilot and a noncommissioned ofDaniel Salamanca In the United State waa the adage dent military observation Brazil —Oetulio Vargas ' became ficer using a 4400 square miles of that every boy haa a chance to be president November 3 after Wash plane mapped and hitherto unalmost president— but the chances are even ington Luis had been overthrown and charted Unpenetrable In east central woodlands better In countries south of the Rio his elected successor Julio Prestes Maine In six months It was said exiled old fashioned system Grande Peru— President Lcgula’s n vetr‘Hlat under the Nine Central and South American dictatorship was ended Lieutenant of ground surveying with a sextant would have consumed sevthe nations have had 24 presidents and Colonel Sanchez Cerro became pro eral task years in less time 25 he visional president oir August provisional presidents than Herbert Hoover has been In the was overthrown Sunday and last MICE SET HOUSE ON FIRE White House and the parade Is still night a group headed by Lieutenant SEATTLE (UP)— Mice nibbling at installed took Colonel Bolivia Jimenez yesterday provisional by going “ matches In a cabinet started a fire its third chief executive in a year and control In the ’home of Jesse C Allen and Peru’s fourth— a provisional endangered the lives of six persons to the government house President of Panama Mrs Allen was aroused by smoke Displaced by Coup at Lima by a coup last night the rest of the ocRichard Har Panama—President Arosemena was and awakened If some Latter-da- y All escaped ding Davis or O Henry were to try displaced by a coup and succeeded by cupants v go beguile readers or moviegoers with Dr R J Alfaro X a story of revolution In some mythiDominican republic— President Hocal "banana republic" he would get rae lo Vasquez was forced out on FebYet the ruary 24 and a provisional head was only yawns for his pains wave of revolution which has swept succeeded in August by Oeneral Rafrom south of Mexico to Cape Horn fael L Trujillo since the beginning of 1930 surpasses Haiti— Eugene Roy was elected anything of pavis’ day— with this dif-- ‘ president succeeding Louis Borno ference Guatemala— Lazaro Chacon moved from the government mansion DeSoldiers of Fortune cember 12 a successor held office Missing From Picture four days and general Marla OrelItinerant soldiers of fortune are lana took the presidency Mexico — Pascuale Ortiz Rubio begenerally missing from the picture and the overthrows of authority rep- came president in February 1930 resent discontents born in most cases after tne provisional rule of Presiof economic causes dent Portes Oil Here Is the reoord of 14 months to In Chile a coup failed last December President Ayora of Ecuador tried the south: Argentina— President Irigoyen was to reign but was dissuaded Insuroverthrown and General Jose Urlburu gents in Venezuela were routed Liberals claimed gains in Colomsucceeded him Bolivia—President Hernando SUes bia after a stormy election in which 37 on were killed Rioters seized governresigned under military pressure May 29 and only yesterday civil gov- - ment property in Costa Rica execu-tive-ca- PHILADELPHIA (UP) — Louis Golder a clerk in a shoe store received two brand new neckties recently when a bandit robbed the store The bandit Jerked the ties from his pocket as hs pressed a pistol against Golder’s chest With one he tied the clerk's hands while the second scarf was used to bind his feet MINING OLD FAY DIRT - MEDFORD Ore (UP)— Led by Mayor McIntyre the community of Jacksonville mining camp of the early ’&0's Is staging a "pick shovel and rocker” mining industry Nine SANDUSKY Ohio (UP)— NUrses and physicians in Providence hospital here became alarmed recently when they found Qeorge A Herzog a patient missing from his bed Hospital officials notified police who found the runaway at his home The attending physician Dr H B Frederick having given He: the “once over” and determined thi his condition was satisfactory the patient was allowed to stay at home Herzog said he became homesick MEDICINE CAUSES DEATH decided to take French leave and SEATTLE (UP)— Police tried to The distance between Herzog’s home Mark find the drugstore that sold and the hospital was said to be over Solomon 48 some kind of medicine two miles to relieve a pain Jn his stomach PRIMARY CALLS MEETING Shortly after he had taken the mediPUEBLO Colo (UP)— Theaters here are menaced by a new evil— high school gate crashers Four youths entered a theater through a door leading from an adjoining hotel Police were called “We had a few free periods and wanted to while away the time" was the excuse offered The boys were taken to police headquarters lectured and released AZTEC N M ’(UP)— Mrs C C Dufur thought she heard someone trying to unlatch the door of her home one night She took a pistol from a cabinet raised the gun to fire through the door panel and pulled the trigger But the gun was unloaded So she determined to bluff It out with the DURANGO Colo (UP)— A band! of elk has aroused the ire of farmers and orchardlsts In this vicinity The big animals protected from death by stringent game laws have become so bold they enter orchards and farms and destroy crops The most recent depredation Two-for-o- et At Granite Furniture Co- -1 050 East 21st South Excels in Variety— Beauty— Uevest Styles— Finest Quality— Lowest Prices! 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Ji (UP)-Chlp-- plng Dog-Eatin- g ' DRAPERY DEPARTMENT NEW HAVENFConn (UP)—Yale the head of 'The Sleeping Gi- university library now has a total of ant” has been forbidden by court 1983338 volumes and Is believed to be the largest university library hi order 'Superior Court Judge Carl Foster the world according to a report by heeded the pleas of historical so- Professor Andrew Keogh librarian cieties and forbade quarry companies The books have Just been housed to blast more rock from the range In the Sterling memorial library of hills which resembles a gigantic which towers more than the equivareclining figure and Is one of Connec- lent of sixteen stories above the other ticut's most noted landmarks campus structures One side of the giant’s head alAmong the 81407 new volumes ready has been rendered “bald" how- added last year was the James Camp ever Williams copy of the Tacitus opera printed at Venice about 1473 Family Boasts Five Generations v Handsome Bedroom Suit —Hollywood Vanity Chiffonier end Bench all going to tbo first lucky Yale’s Library Judge Rescues World’s Largest “Sleeping Giant” g 29 50 LIVING ROOMS BEDROOMS DINING ROOMS KITCIIENS in Sugar House for the Famous ARMSTRONG Floor Coverings FAMOUS BEALE STREET ? $ Exclusive Representatives i on the street corners Saturday The orchestras are "street nights Mall carriers truck drivers grown and day laborers turn musicians at night many writing their own songs The Memphis Jug band and the COGSWELL CHAIRS WITH OTTOMAN TO MATCH— Well worth $5000 Your choice of many patterns Hostel Hems Drive Oct end See Oiir Cosiplefa Six-Roo- m We Have Arranged a Showing of Latest Designs and Styles in says as they were 80 yean ago to scalp white men Twice each year a miniature In’ dlan tepee looms on the horizon the Butler ranch home once at harvest time and again when the corn Is ready to pick They receive the same wages as the white men The northwest Nebraska Indian has taken on many of the white man’s customs Butler says When Sunday oomes the Indians select one of their members to be the preacher and hold religious services ITS A BIG WINTER FOR MEMPHIS (UP)— Seals street the world’s most famous negro thorough’ fare Is having a big winter Although most of the more famous "blues" writers have forsaken Beale street for New York there still remains a jazsy prosperous air among the negroes - Negro bands and orchestras play i gC ce NEBRASKAN FINDS INDIANS EXCEL AS FARM HANDS - 't was committed in the orchard of Judge L unloaded pistol Bradford where more than 20 pear ’’Moo-o!- ” greeted her as she pulled Jtrees were destroyed by the animals the door open A cow had broken It Is freely predicted here that unout of the corral and was licking the less some other method of relieving door knob farmers from the losses caused by farmers will take the animals these ODDS NOT SO GOOD are the matter Into their hands despite SEATTLE (UP)— good odds In most games of chance the game laws Town lot” gold diggings are In opbut they reacted unfavorably agalnrl The farmers are depicted as feeling PLEASANT OROVE— Ttmpano-o- s Ray R Lusk when he gambled with they should have the right to slay elk eration on a paying basis The "pay cine Solomon died In convulsions stake Primary association will a dollar and won two years in the invaders of their farms just as would dirt” underlies Jacksonville in three gasping that he believed the drug-lhad made a mistake and given told a convention Sunday In the federal prison for making ope coun- a merchant kill a bandit who atancient channels draining neighborilm Third ward chapeK terfeit dollar poison tempted to rob his store ing hills eo-io- so 235 ODD CHAIRS £19 east 21st south Utah Firm— Four Big Stores— Sugar House Murray Park City Bingham When Houscclcaning— “Clean Out” Some of That Old Furniture — Let Us Take It in Trade on New! 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