Show THK SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MON DAY MORNING APRIL STATES SUFFER WARDEN NIPS BY OLD SYSTEM PRISON BREAK Twins Assist to Frce Scorc Tw(1 in 10101 Juice Uscd Former Governor Smith Explains Need of pot Modernizing Governments By All over the BERKELEY Ink as Invisible ALFRED E SMITH country tne operation of large business (Continued From Pat In One Cal April 2 University or California Institute of child welfare Is trying to find out all about twins and to that end has located 750 pairs of twins in this vicinity said an an(J’l — The ) nouncement today by Director Herbert R Slolz and Dr Harold Ellis Jones director of research The announcement said this was the largest group of twins ever “collected" for scientific study Much of the Information the Institute seeks will be of to the twins themselves or their Immediate relatives stltutlons has been modernized The whole trend of business under heating brought out the following information: reorganization Is In the Interest of efficiency and economy "Jim above all things be here on Unless June 19 Stay out of sight I may In Its management to say nothing of responsibility we are prepared to say that the management and operation give you an address where to wait for Blackie In Will tell you of a state Is not a business there is no reason why all the later Do notOgden look up BUI Pierce Lake He's good here in lake (Salt states of the union should not: Many of the 30 Mates with guy but yellow follnv the example oiawcu state reform Pal of K0VTrnmpnt Jimmy: "Dor Doukliobors Weep Show Net Profit And Pray at Tomb TO DEAL ONLY SWINGOF WORK Research U PRONE FEWER IDLE IN Grain Marketers PARIS Hundreds of 27 1931 WITHJTALY France Sees British Naval Pact Reply as Direct Rebuff PARIS April to France would be a na consider entrance val agreement with Italy ex elusive Of Great Britain as a result of thp British govern- ment S quick rejection Of the French building proposals it was learned today SPOKANE Wash UP)—' The North Pacific Gralngrowers Inc regional marketing setup ended Its first year of operations March 31 With a net profit of $39 500 said an unU S Labor Department’s official report published Sunday by the Spokesman-RevieReport Shows Increase The report said the net from grain sales approximated $9500000 curin Employment rent liabilities including notes payable consignment advances sales settlements payable and revolving WASHINGTON April 26 (Confi- fund loans $2440000 and total asdence that spring’s acceleration of setsThe $2846000 regional group Is made up of outdoor work generally would do fifty local units In Montana Idaho much to alleviate unemployment was Oregon and Washington acting unexpressed today by the labor depart-willln- g der the federal farm board mefit as It reported conditions w well-conduc- ted 28 (J7-3- ally al-in- to iy On the heels of an announcement bv Secretary Lamont of the com merce department that principal in- ciustrlcs are maintaining wage rates despite a campaign In some quarters for reductions the labor department today issued Its March employment report showing general improve- - K th(a them are states recently admitted to "Make plana and prepare to be In business by bringing about rcsiwnsl- -j statehood Salt Lake June 19 Blackie gets out When our states were subdivided that day You meet him if It's the economy efficiency and blllty into counties villages and cities the last thing Three or four days later most of its sovereign you and Blackie will drtve up here WEEKLY REVIEW ment machinery of government up to date powersdelegated to Its various subdivisions and take me It's a cinch The British reply the United Press to men no There is fundamental objection Employment of additional to Is ball NEWS OF CURRENT the Yes Jim the Itself little left for state beginning That learned is regarded as a rebuke to was slight In some sections but an reorganization Those who would use to do as a state except to provide roll this time and we know what the chaotic Incomprehensible systhe French attitude on the naval Increase in schedules in several in(Continued From Pms One ) general and special laws for the we are doing I'm s trusty dustries particularly automobiles tem of government of the past do so conduct this after- lights out "I'm of the government writing treaty The British note handed was reflected to serve the purpose of a political mess I'll give you ability of balancing expenses with the French awful an It's and 1895 New state until York there In with yesterday disagrees “The upward trend previously remachine The more complicated you were very few duties for the gover- more dope next week I'll write when Income by reducing salaries trimforces The Taxpayers’ asso- - the French interpretation of the re- ported In the iron and steel Industry make government the easier It Is of nor to ming I’ve lots of time disAfter he had recommended various econoclauses In the proposed continued” the report said "but opmanipulation by those who would posed ofperform What a mess this Is I’ve dropped elation the bills that were left to mies erations In many of the mills reuse It to serve their own purposes readjustment of placement Franco-Italla- n naval pact arranged him at the close of the legislature a Juice (lemon Juice) all over it Clean wages Including County commissioners were mained below those usually In effect could when I you write your before pen had Governor dehim but to at governor some weeks ago nothing reluctant take the step: asked Thirty Paris through the at this time of the year" without heat” It see time last as until matters such time routine heads to of study British A large number of men were hired govRecommend Change possible urgent mediation partment the The letter was copied by Warden economies and report next week the legislature was about to reconernment as the 1931 highway construction Modernizing the machinery of vene In some of our smaller states Davis and the copy sent to the adto 66000 wanted France program started In many states An State government Is a live Issue was reas tons of warcraft whichreplace Reelected—’ W R Wallace this condition prevails today But dressee The followUig replyJuice would be ob- increase In building was noted and beIn lemon ceived throughout the United States Thirty with the growth written storof and chairman of the Utah water solete between now and 1936 when a steadily growing demand for farm different governors have recom the development of population new duties by tween the lines of an ordinary com- age commission the London naval treaty calls for an- labor was expected to continue mended reorganization of their state the munication: central states many government other conference— and Britain through April consol! to about governments bring "Well fellows I hope we can all The United States supreme court Insistednaval grown to be large complex and this was outside the that dation of scattered activities Both have know soon You don't meet ruled during the week that the ren- terms of the London pact As be together and that unwieldy pieces of will miss how I Incoming and outgoing governors each new activity hasmachinery much you I tal contract under which the Moffat replacements should be left up to the PROBE BARES ENIGMA been taken on recommended it this year in vigorous said been Blackie when Have you the railroad operates trains through new commission or a new departnext conference language All of them urged that it ment has been created to take care fixing to make that connection but Moffat tunnel is legal The ruling IN EXTENT OF CRIME The French as a result would be provide for responsible management of It We find today all over the haven’t yet I wish you were with was an affirmation of the decision now to a separate agreeagreeable of state affairs and that respons- United Btates state governments me as I have some sweet spots down of the Colorado supreme court (Continued from Pare One) ment with Italy In which Great Briibility be lodged with the governor with hundreds of different boards here There Is so many heels down Chief significance of the ruling — tain would not necessarily be a party In only fourteen cities and of these & Grande Western Denver with am Rio The trust I overlapping By doing away anyone and commissions and It goes here you can't However this seemed unlikely since fourteen only seven give those which functions and duplications of effort bureaus without question that all of these going to keep my nose clean and railroad which controls the Moffat Italy has voiced objections similar are solved or cleared reorganization will produce economy different boards and commissions wait for you Did Bill do Kpud any line can now go ahead with the con- to those put forward by Britain and promote efficiency Second Survey Cites the matter with struction of Dotsero cutoff must be overlapping producing du- good and what Ishello also me When I tackled this problem In Tell him? for Spud of a Meager Dry Law Data effort and consequent plication New York state I was under the waste o( time U S Sees Little give me all of the Information I A second survey by Morris Plos-coenergy and public need Crime and Law Well kid when I get there impression that my state was prob- money pointed particularly to the now worst Cause the off way Concern for for example of haphazard ably the By and he Enforcement Prior to the World war there was I Will ring information In federal promeager boards and of from a had letter Crews growth departments no tendency to check this haphazard I WASHINGTON April 20 (Rep- hibition reports wrote to him meet commissions But as I read the to me wants also Some glaring instances of "The primary difficulty" said Commuted— By the state board of orts of British rejection of recent write more next time messages of the various governors growth can be found in practically every Moore toWill Ploscowe “Is that the Information the life sentence of Gilbert Wench been able to study the It on soon real Jlinmlc" have as see and I you Uu proposed Eardons Hoping proposes ' state in the Union During the last other letters were along sim- A Fa us to for the murder of Charles governmental structure of various of being united years new boards and commis- ilarThe twenty years occasioned little concern publications instead states I find that New York after 25 ment lines today were on the police actlv- such at a created a rapid Warden Davis said that the Oreall was not so bad X recently ad- sions Denied— By the state board of par- In official circles over possible naval tries of federal law enforcement New York state had four rate that dressed the general assembly of the commissions dealing with gon prisoner has been placed In eon dons the application of Sheldon R expansion beyond London treaty agencies" state of North Carolina where they different three or four different de- flnement and Los Angeles and Holly- Clark slayer of Don Solovltch for limits The report on statistics lathe third prisons are still electing on s statewide Speculation over possible British In the series of eleven being prepared with publio works wood authorities have been requested termination of sentence partments dealing to meet ballot a auperlntendent of Insurance escalator resort to the clause arrest to and Schauer the commission The next one apprehend Dismissed — By District Judge In accordance with treaty provisions by a commissioner of labor s commi- and publio buildings were under the delinW Worthen a falsification expanded programs by France and on the subject of juvenile ssioner of agriculture a corporation governor the lieutenant governor George will be made public In about as of the assembly quency Mrs of records Ruth commissioner a superintendent of and the speaker charge against TARIFF NEAR Italy was tempered and particulartwo weeks special commission known as the IIIGII e P Farrer Provo city au- ly by the announced administrapublic construction a treasurer and trustees of public buildings The WORLD CROUP STUDY ditor Twenty-tw- o charges have tion eoonomy program at the next an auditor— in addition to the gov- governor himself was been filed against Mrs Farrer In congress dealing with ernor lieutenant governor and the the matter of the removal ashes connection with an alleged $7000 - (Continued from Paso One) Chairman Borah of the senate forattorney general AU of their edu- from the power house and of disthe treasury shortage two have reached eign relations committee refused to cational activities are divided up Into of a the of unused desks court thing dishaving two have proportions been the district typewriters posal 39 different boards or commissions accept Britain's action as an end to started by queries about the sound- missed from district court bookcases and furniture There is no one department of public negotiations By constitutional amendment the ness of our tariffand uttered by two 4 works all of these being carried on state "I wouldn't regard this present acof New York set tip 17 state de- utterly orthodox decidedly inlor Individual tion as final" Borah said "It may commissions Business Finance by and acRepublicans all Congressman related partments be possible to reach an agreement dividual projects Every profession tivities of brought the different boards and Bertrand H Snell of New York later” practiced In the state of North Caro- commissions into the By state likely to be either speaker or departproper lina gets Its license from a separate ments of floor leader if the Republicans or- company Its Raymond Canada beet He did not see why a “paper diswith a government responUnitboard Instead of setting up a bureau sible head ganize the next house stated that sugar plant to the British Colum- agreement" should affect the of professional training Inside the ernor and accountable to the gov "we have gone theJlmit In a tariff" bia Sugar Refining company of ed States' program constitutional provided by -RepubliIdaho French officials Representative Vancouver Utah department oi education law that the legislature may de- William Wallace Atterbury pres- announced that the sale was made can Idaho chairman of the house jiew Jersey Meeting ‘ crease the number of departments ident of the Pennsylvania railroad because an of offer from appropriations attractive subcommittee on nabut not Increase them It further and until recently Republican the purchaser that the proceeds add naval expenditures said "unless flays Executive committeeman from tional new no that of to provided departments the working capital there Is actual building I don't think materially Recently X spoke in the state of a BY already under way It was of character were to be It on a the failure to agree will lead the the company and New Jersey where proposals are setpermanent but that all future activities vanla nnmed as one of the major much better financial place basis to carry United States— or Great Britain— up pending to reorganize the govern- were to be fitted In with the depart- causes of depression the tariff walls out Us operations in Utah Idaho to resort to the escalator clause" ment of that state X found that the ments named in the constitution which nearly all nations are build- North Dakota Montana and WashDEPOSIT ‘It Is not going to be so much a governor of New Jersey was referred ing— tending to separate the differmatter of whether they agree in so Able to Discuss govto at the meeting as a part-tim- e ent countries into hermetically sealed ington HOLDS many words but what they actually ernor meaning that he did not give' All Fart of Work compartments so far as commerce Is French is said who' opposed bifild” any garment Take the all his time to the Joh Instead of It became short In when Religioh possible for the gover- concerned” to authorizllng completion of the your pick TODAY the governor being the sole executive nor by formation business leaders of other countries a of Let cabinet made here early by 1936 of the state government the legists up of the heads of 15 next week make complaint of our Appointed Antoine Ridgeway full treaty navy departments to tariffs they will meet Chairman Wood of the house apas- Ivins ture itself appointed executive offi- sit around a table and of Anthony W Ivins of son much with discuss every hasTra-nounce- d cers Nothing could be more ridicuthe L D S church first presidency propriations committee of the state directly with the sent from several American business as that In the face of a $700 -of the Mexican mission lous than to have the legislature ap- activity of leaders the that type takes part president athead instead of 000000 treasury deficit “there ought In these international conferences and as one of the first seven propriate publio money and at the responsible tempting to deal as was the case be- American "big business" does not as dents of seventies to succeedpresitlie not be an increased expenditure for same time appoint the auditor who fore with a hundred national defense” Iu advocating a would supervise the expenditures of and reorganization a rule care for a high tariff The late Rey L Pratt forty different scattered boards automobile strict economy program Wood said he New Jer- commissions its own appropriations Industry does not want In atkinds of all each would oppose authorizing construcIt nor the railroad Industry nor sey 73 boards and commissions are Deaths and Accidents tempting to act Independently and the publio utility Industry tion of the full $1000000000 treaty administered by 500 people How many times In conflict navy there can be any business manage-men— Died Edwin James Cooper 17 Leaders of the "big navy” group Reorganization was initiated under Question Whether Congress in government of that kina Is Governor Lowden lh the state of Illi- Would Do Anything About It Salt Lake of injuries suffered when already have declared every effort more than anybody can understand nois he rode his into the side of will be made to obtain the treaty but there it was brought about however there should even be a street car bicycle If If New York with eleven and a half by statute bewas trailer thrown and adminisSenator Moses Republican navy million people can get along with 17 trations were Insubsequent a position to play universal agreement at next week’s neath the wheels and crushed New Hampshire made an appeal for departments of government carrying havoc with it Massachusetts has conference that lowering our tariff would on every activity known to a state much the same there would remain the Died —Miss Blanche Mildred Blan-se- tt support of this program before the history When isuch questionhelp D A R convention whether congress would do government what can the reason be changes are made 20 Salt Lake from Injuries they should be Is suffered In an automobile collision answer it about The for maintaining a state government brought about only after anything concareful not much and on the other side of the Hudson river sideration and Her neck broken In three publio discussion and certainly Tills answer probably remains Miss Blansett lingered on places develthat requires 73 commissions? be fixed by constitutional law nothing should Renext to be de the whether congress Only recently I have had oped pneumonia did not die until to create new agenThe Democratic or fcllne Invitations to address the legi- cies temptation a week after accident the publican Is too to meet new slatures In South Carolina and Geor- great Every new problems commission has When congressIs meets In December Died —Thomas Bytheway 68 Salt the tariff going to be begia where plans tor consolidation of Its new personnel and we pile on of Injuries suffered when he BAN FRANCISCO government agencies are also under new laws new agencies new execu- fore It Tlie tariff Is going to be Lake April 28 fell from the roof of a house while will start work tomorrow way until nobody knows where re- there in the shape of a demand for tives a blaze shingle to fighting ocas exclusive so a tariff for on A large part of this growth be construction of high preliminaries sponsibility really belongs an Industry that has never had Died—Betty Jean curred in the last quarter of a cen$75000000 bridge Government to be responsive to from Sandqulst 5 the of from a before not Francisco tariff section and across It a we find San and tury affecting year-ol- d bay connectthe publio will in a modern eense daughter of Mr and Mrs alone the government of our original must be simple understandable and the country traditionally Hostile to A A Sandqulst Salt Lake of In- ing this city and Oakland The surveys will begin on Yerba states but our baby state of Okla- controlled by an executive who can the tariff on principle suffered when she was struck The oil Industry In Texas Okla- juries homa has before It for consideration and should be held responsible by an automobile driven by Lester Buena Island In the middle of the western homa Kansas and other White Salt Lake at the present time a form of gobay which will separate the two big vernment to effect the consolidation (Copyright 1931 McNaught Syndi- and southwestern states Has under spans of the structure State High— Lee 28 more drive Died an Rock In way organized Wright that cate Inc All rights reserved) rattier way Engineer C H Purcell indicated bf the scattered activities energetlo and formidable than any Springs Wyo contractor of suffo' the plottinlg of the cross ling and the other seeker of tariff benefits has cation when he was burled In t anchorage on the island should be ever launched The demand will be ditch cavc-i- n completed In two weeks Bids are to be received soon for presented about equally by Repub 79 Dr Stewart John Died— Sharp jilcan congressmen and Democratic veteran Salt Lake physician sudden construction of piers for the $35000-00- 0 WAUCi-CDVE- Ol the tariff For new the Golden Gate congressmen heart failure while walking Thusbridge across which they ask for oil they are free- ly of the within five years or so the wastreet along ter barriers which have isolated San ly willing to pay the price of tolerating the existing tariff on other Died — George T: Patrick 32 Salt Francisco will be broken commodities They say so frankly Lake accountant at a local hospital MoTnttla-Ein- ni after a short Illness through their spokesmen SILK DRESSES s L SILVER AID Demand Made In Interest —Elnathan Eldredge 89 Utah Died Of Small Producers ODDS and ENDS— ConsistPLAN WINS SUPPORT at one time In charge of ing of Crepes Chiffons DAYS ONLY The demand Li made In the inter- pioneer IheL D 8 immigration across the etc In light and Prints est not of the big corporations In plains of old age at the home of Fiom Peo One) dark colors AU sizes and (Continued V the oil industry but of the small a daughter In Cgdcn ail shades Rayburn of the Salt Lake chamber producers the 300000 owners of of commerce board of governors "barrel a day" wells Part of the managed and NELSON B C April dressed weeping Doukhobor night and day are milling about the tomb of their "king” Peter Verigen which was dynamited Friday alternately praying and crying for divine vengeance upon Its despollers Constantly since Friday morning when the tomb was blasted as a guard went off duty men women and children members of the Russian religious sect have kept a vigil Old women their heads covered with gaudy shawls led In loud prayers Interspersed with chants: "Help us to find the culprit” - W KELLY MULLETT-KELL- President CO Y SAYS: In keeping with the spirit of boosting our own community and selling Salt Lake City and Utah to ourselves may I suggest that we learn something about our local Industrial enterprises For Instance one of our great enterprises is the Utah Power and Light company Did you know that this public utility has more than fifteen hundred employes on its payroll distributing more than $200000000 a year? Did you know hunthat this company has built twenty-seve- n dred distributing lines that serve two hundred and fifty communities — thatiit operates forty-seve- n generating stations with a generating ca- of three hundred and fifteen thousand Eacity Did you know that in addition to the above payroll the company spends $1500-0000- 0 for extension and development in materials and supplies? Did you know that thirteen cents of every dollar gross goes for taxes to support the state schools and city government? In contacting with the employes of this company I have been greatly impressed with the fine loyalty among them With this fine morale evident among employes It Is little wonder that1 the Utah Power and Light company has built so substantially and well May we not as citizens catch the spirit pervading the atmosphere of the Utah Power and Light enterprise and recognize the significance of this fine Industry It is this type of enterprise Utah needs and If We are to grow Industrially there must be an attitude of Business fairness on the part of the people With this spirit of apprecation and cooperation I submit this Editorial MULLETT-KELL- Y COMPANY - one-tim- I SOLD BY Fennsyl-moveme- nt RECEIVER ORDER OF THE DISTRICT COURT DEPOSIT GUAR- - ANTEES sale prices for you and protects yonr bargain OVER ORE THOUSAND SPRING Cj CJ -a-nd- Bay Bridge Survey Starts on Monday long-plann- ed sAmwmm m you an ON THE DOLLAR Sale 95 FOUR Monday to Thursday Inclusive 626 Prs Women’s 437 Shoes Walk-Ove- r Men’s ON are Shoes Walk-Ove- r A-T- ON SALE Prs demand consists of the assertion that the big oil refining corporations the ben“octopl" of the business efited by the lack of a tariff which enables them to buy cheap oil from abroad Probably this demand for as tariff on oil accompanied by the familiar with Industries that tacit already have tariffs will outweigh as respects congress all the discusIntesions and resolutions of rnational chamber of commerce In any event America going to hear next week on Its own soil some forceful expression of European views about our tariff and about the debts we are collecting from our allies In the World war (Copyright 1930 New York Tribune News Service) SALE AT— ig (M 5 ' 'rUcally id 1 CJ Lew the is Material AM both High - M t Both Black and Brown Oxfords r A Very Splendid Selection to Choose From r Regular $700 to $1000 Values T BANDS DESTROY BEET SEED DUBLIN Irish Free State April 28 (Ab— Bands of armed men seized :and destroyed quantities sugar stations In the weekdistrict over Tvloxe -- bect-growl- ain Street v M of the a disagree-- beet-seed f Miscellaneous Won — By Nelda Marchant Utah spelling championship In The Salt Lake Tribune’s annual national spelling bee Won — By Alice Wright and Ma-saMasaoka both 15 both Junior students In the West high the Frank B Stephens gold medals for excelru lence in Elected—George M Oadsby president and general manager of the Utah Power and Light company Mrs T L Holman and C W Price assistant passenger agent of the Union Pacifio system as directors of the Balt Lake community chest Elected — Mrs E M Led yard as club president of the Ladles’ Literary — of Salt Lake Granted— By Third district court to the state bank department permission to assess share owners of the Columbia Trust company the full amount of stockholders’ liability to make up a difference of some $90000 between the assets and liabilities of the bank which closed last De- i end The folds followed ment between the beet growers and comthe Irish Sugar Manufacturing cember pany over iie price lk beets - V oratory J E Cosgriff chairman of the local chamber’s silver committee Dr D A Lyon of the University of Utah and E R Alton of Ogden a counselor of the national chamber The western delegates hope to have the United States chamber of commerce go on record favoring the plan of Sentor Key Pittman Nevada to have President Hoover coll an International conference for the stabilization of the sliver market Fixtures We Can Sell at a Very Low Price WILL REES 1890 164 Regent St Was Coats & S 95 Values to $20 next winter The Higher Price Dresses All size— that Is we had all sixes to START WITH— but how many hoars or how many m n t es they’ll here Is tomrthing we can’t teU NO Values 111 V I to 520 Goats & Dresses Here Is the biggest COAT and DRESS bargain you could find no matter If yon shopped for weekiAmong these you'll find LIGHT and DARK SHAD ES also PRINTS AND ENDS HUNDREDS OF ODDS GOATS SUITS AND DRESSES Here are garments up to $2S Wo have placed these all In one section Only under such e i r e n in- stances are bl w t0 offer such Values to $25 SALE BEGINS 9 AM TIME AND NO ROOM TO MENTION ALL PRICES—BUT A HINT TO THE WISE IS ENOUGH ’UPSTAIRS SHOP ' 2428 271 Main Street A Values to $15 New Sport PLUJM1Q CO Established Get here early If you Want one or more of these Buy now and put ’em away for 2k he We Have a Few Used WHITER COATS S j ' ale Directed by Dick Thompson |