Show V j JifV 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY HORNING JUNE 23 1931 economic condition is becoming use in homes on lawns and for other Snip the Calm terrier which has flight to Germany Hillig's home fore he came to tire United States domestic purposes only slightly more been King George's constant and parent to the most dogmatic and hide Bishop Hurls Defi CREW OF SUB Rbtarians Open SMOOT MAPS bound monoinetallst” years ago lalthful companion following him than $17000 a that King warned of an “industrial At Vera Cruz Rule forty died recently and was World Convention vailing water rates even with the erywhere NEWARK N J' June low peril" unless the gold standard (UP)— latest increase do not pay for the buried in the little cemetery at SandEarhart Amelia landed her in is abandoned Jhe Orient autogiro policy ENTERS HAVEN VIENNA June 22 W— Rotarlans ringham England where many pets SILVER PLAN “Great Britain's economic calam- Catholic MEXICO CITY Juno 22 MVThe here this afternoon completing a actual value of the water of royalty are at rest sumed church In Mexico said be- ap- second-fo- ev- pre- ot yel- 22 con- AFTER JTORMS Arctic Craft Puts Into Cork Totted by U S from all parts of the world are gathered here for the Opening tomorrow of the general sessions of the Rotary International convention Today Almon Roth International president presided at a closed session of the voting delegates who discussed the program for the business meetings The visitors were guests at a civic reception in the former imperial palace today and 'tonight engaged in Rotarian other social functions Waller of Long Beach Cal was come for the a awarded prize having greatest distance for the convention He traveled from his home by way of Japan China Egypt and Italy Utah Senator Refuses to Give Details Until Talk With Hoover Tuesday (Continued from Pose One) ities are accentuated because of her Indian silver policy" he said “If the gold standard policy is persisted In the Occident will lose its markets in the Orient and the Oriental nations will be driven to set up their own industrial and economic life Says “Yellow Peril” Ma Turn Oat in Another Sense “Then there will be a real ‘yellow peril' not political as Indicated by many chauvinistic writers and some who are hostile to the people of the Orient but an Industrial peril 'V King said he was Informed Great Britain would participate In a silver conference if it was called by some other nation He suggested however that no nation would take the lead in calling an international' conference the problem should be taken up by the league of nations highly satisfactory Apparently it is Battleship the desire of the president to get the viewpoint of the American silver Industry as it will be presented to him (Continued from Pace One) by Messrs Ferry Elton and Snyder fcas the answer as the contact breakand to get from them technical information ers shot with loud reports “Give her killing work regarding the Industry as Our numbed fingers well as their opinion of the plan which the starboard motor" again com- were torn by the new rope as we Senator Smoot now is sponsoring for a firm footmanded the skipper “We’ve got no slipped and struggled Senator 8moot and those who acoiv the narrow metal covered ing motors” called back the electrician deck our only safeguard from sure company him regard the silver sit crs a nation as delicate especially so in“there’s a dead ground somewhere death in the mountainous the circuit breakers won't take the slender lifeline slung from bridge to asmuch as they are anxious to get their views before the president and load" bow reaction of the SILVER PRICE JUMPS get the first-han- d Entirely oilt of control the Nau- Reckless of Personal Safety tilus now drifted without power at president to what they have to sugTWO CENTS AN OUNCE gest the mercy of the wind and waves Men Hang Far Out Over Side Tile battleship fearing our erratic Conferences Other With Reckless of personal safety One) (Continued from movements sheered off We were in many of our men as possible hung D S Officials Appear Likely the world metal markets a tight fix far out over the line to exert their There likely will be a series of con- The advance througnout at Shanghai was on lifeline hawser the The 10 strength per cent in of- equivalent to a rise of ferences with other Almost Impossible to Throw groaned at the unaccustomed weight ficials before whom government stiver prob- value Shanghai taels were up 1 8 Line and Make Sub Fast Then in an unusually heavy surge lem may be pending the to 31 cables for Shanghai dolwith the probTo throw a line and make It fast it gave way carrying two men with it currency also that the Salt Lake commit- lars and 1 Hongkong to the drifting powerless ship in Fortunately the heaving line held ability 8 were up tee points the former to spend the balance of the 23 that sea was next to Impossible The tight For a moment the men’s weekwill for and the latter to 25 in Senator Smoot Wyoming laid off a while and gradu- bodies swung in the air far over the expects Washington tq leave for home next Mon- cables ally drew away since her drift was side They managed to hold fast day Calcutta exchange did not Tecord faster than ours At last she sig- until their comrades hauled them in Sound' film change due princicompanies today got any appreciable nalled: This brought another rousing cheer wind of the fact that the two Utah pally to the dltference of the hours “Stand by Will steam past slowly from the sailors aboard the battle- senators had of smaller and closing speculative In suddenly found themAnd shoot A line over you” ship selves in accord on a simple issue terest In New York silver followed strenwas on the By this time we had been It extremely dangerous rushed operators and machines the lead of London being up 2 cents Neutilus’ deck The seas were slap- uously at work for three hours and In London the to the capltol to embalm on cellu- an ounce at 28 8 reone been sheer aluminum drenched had ping painted Everybody loid statements from advance at one time was nearly 2d side and then the other the hawser They peatedly 1 Gradually higher Senator Smoot and Senator King the close being slopped over her narrow deck occa- neared our hull but long before it both 13 applauding the action of the Silver futures advanced more than sionally sweeping It from stern to was in sight darkness fell lending president morathe bridge except momentarily our misery to- our scene Two powerful torium onIn proposing a year's international debts The 2 cents a pound on the national metal hatches were closed searchlights from the battleship were film people said they wished to record exchange in New York as a result of The deck watch donned life belts trained on our deck The light they what the two Utah senators both the sharply higher London cables and Jumped through the hatch one gave was essential for our safety It members committee The market receded however during at a time to cling to the life lines was pitch dark beyond the width of had to of as the morning session but good buylnj say representing both the was which ran parallel to the deck There the searchlights’ beams Those of Republican in evidence in the markei and the Democratic opinthey hung perilously watching the our movements screened from the ion of the move of President Hoover throughout the day according to ex movements of the Wyoming light by the canvas bridge were car- which may prove the turning point change authorities ried o by the sense of touch and In world affairs and mark the begin- Nearly Lises and Fails Fully the sound of our weary voices Ounces Changes Hands ning of recovery from depression Twenty Feet on Each Wave A total of 475000 ounces w&S £ee Weird Forms We rose and fell fuliy twenty feet Could traded in during the day Activity with each big wave so that the bat- Silhouetted Against Water Silver Delegates was confined principally to Decern tleship dared not approach too close At times when we sank in the ber and May with closing prices in Otherwise she might crush us like trough of the sea an oncoming wave Renew Demands the former ranging from 2961 cents an egg shell to 2910 cents closing at 29 24 cents would swing high above us When WASHINGTON June 22 Hoover’s action on war debts an ounce and in the latter from 2870 Slowly and at some distance the that happened between me and the A us gun searchlights I could see weird wrig- and reparations brought from those cents to 2925 cents closing at 2930 Wyoming crept abreast of flashed and a lifeline shot out from gling forms silhouetted against the who have been seeking an interna- cents an ounce Prices were firm at the side of the battleship snarled in water These were myriads of fish tional sliver conference renewed de- the close the air and fell short of us Then of various sizes swimming round mands today for steps to solve the Tin futures in the national metal silver problem another gun spat fire This time a about us exchange advanced more than 100 wavering light line towed by the pro' At last there was the clang of Senator King Democrat Utah points on the strength of firmer ca our over jccttie swung high up and metal The Iron shackle voiced this view in a formal state- bles from London metal upon Activity devel bow bringing cheers from the sailors’ at the end of the tow line had struck ment saying: oped in the October contract with “If throats it were important for the presi- sales taking place at 2425 cents our bulging sides Soon a stouter rope was pulled in All that could be done at the mo- dent of the United States to cast the pound and in September with sales end made fast to our rail influence of this great republic Into at 2435 cents a pound ment was to make it fast as best we As the Wyoming paid out her line could and wait for daylight the scales to avert impending politiThe statistical position of the lead tlie men on our deck manned the With all made fast everyone went cal and economic distress in Europe industry has been bettered by cur rope but few could heave because below except a single deck watch (the calamitous effects of which tailment of production it was point' the line was directly abeam We were peeling off our sodden gar- would have appeared In all countries) ed out here following the upward re ments when a rattling on the con- I submit It is of greater importance vision in prices World output of lead Weight in Bight of Jlne that the United States should take in May as reported by the American ning tower attracted our attention Becomes Too Heavy to Lift 'All lines have parted” the deck the lead in bringing the nations to- Bureau of Metal Statistics was 123 gether for the purpose of dealing in 339 short tons the smallest monthly Before the line sufficiently strong watch shouted for towing could be pulled aboard we drifted out of control a fundamental way with the money output in a long period and compar Again the battleship had drifted far away and helpless Our five hours’ work and credit system of the world” ing with 131928 tons In April and King contended that much of the 157270 tons In May last year and in the drizzle and heavy seas the had been in vain world's economic trouble Is weight of the bight in the line beYet our good ship Nautilus bat- the demonetization of silver due to (Copyright 1931 by Herald-Tribucame too heavy for us to lift down with tened though reeking “There will be further political disNews Service) Then came another narrow escape smells inside was a turbances throughout the world The draw line slipped from the hitch various haven of comparative com- acute STAR WINS DIVORCE troubles financial continand and slithered its burning way through fort ued economic distress” he said attl RENO Nev June 22 our desperate fingers At last when I shall continue the tale unless important modifications shall Harrold popular musical comedy it had nearly gone overboard we Tomorrow be made In the fiscal policies of na- star and daughter of Orville Harrold managed to take a turn around the of our desperate battle to reach port tions is eager for tenor with the Metropolitan Opera ice drill and we had It secure again Meanwhile the crew ' But we were now far from the Wyo- shore leave: the Nautilus rests in “Gold has not been handled wisely company for many years obtained sea- There is a maldistribution of it and divorce here today on grounds of ming Her officers now cleverly quiet waters her staunch its Inadequacy to meet financial and cruelty from Alfred L Meeker backed up the huge ship to take in worthiness proved the slack in the line thus giving us Cpyrlrht 1931 throochoat th wr!4 less weight to handle by New York Amerten Inri Hert En All hands strained at the line tenries Inc and Kin Feature SyndInc All rights reserved Reprd With our motors dead we could not icate tioa prohibited In whole er la part) use the capstan and our deck was too confined for us to use the handle Only two - bachelors have been pins In the old fashioned sailor style elected president— Buchanan and We pulled and tugged It was man Cleveland Pt -8 1- -2 -2 Ruiz y Flores today is to recosmlze the law Vera Cruz passed by the state limiting the number priests to one for every 100000 population The law is unconstitutional said the archbishop and bishops will not appoint the eleven priests allowed in the state under the law Furthermore should priests be des- Archbishop determined not of of of the ignated by the state authorities tjiev for the authority of cannot function the bishops will withheld be GLARING SUN WRECKS FLIER ON OCEAN HOP from (Continued In preparation for Jump Hilllg Page the One) transatlantic transcontinental round trip She said her plane had functioned perfectly during her trip to the coast despite the high altitudes at which it was necessary to fly She completed her journey in a new ship that was sent to her after tiie first machine was damaged at Abilene Texas Site said that she had not determined tle cause of the craekup The Rutogiro suddenly began to lose altitude she said and the only thing to do was to land in the first available space Miss Earhart said she had received no criticism from the department of commerce and that she had forwarded all details of the Incident to U S officials She reported her most unusual experience was a sandstorm about thirty miles from Reno that caused a forced landing After battling the clouds of sand driven by a high wind Was 60 GREATEST SPECIAL MEN’S SUITS and Mjers the tl Economy Service (HALF PRICE) Straw Hat Special IIATS (Stiff Sailors) MEN S STRWV FELT IIATS (Mcn'a or Ladlci’) 75c Economy Service CALLS AND DELIVERIES — But aa Urn Is short better bring work 800-mi- Denmark as first stop after leaving Harbor Grace Hoirtis left that city as an emigrant seven years ago If successful in reaching Denmark they hope to continue the OVERCOATS LADIES’ Plain Dark Wool DRESSES and Spring COATS a Liberty N Y photographer and Holrlls hie pilot landed she let the autogiro drift to a landat the Harbor Grace field at 4:25 desert Help came hours p m local daylight saving time to- ing on the related from a group of day after a hop from St John N B later she where they landed Friday night They miners who had been working about miles away made the flight to St John ten from the Teterboro N J airport without mishap Friday They planned FORECAST BACKS FEAR to take off on the Jump across the Atlantic as soon as weather condOF WATER SHORTAGE itions are favorable for CopeThey plan to head (Continued from Pate One) nhagen FEW DAYS MORE A FREE In to save time - MYERS CLEANERS AND DYERS EAST BROADWAY 114-1- Phone Wasatch Ereckson quality They further pointed out that due to the extremely low water rates prevailing In Salt Lake consumers pay for water fori 60 MYERS' STANDARD SERVICE AT REGULAR — 1I1E BEST MONEY CAN BUY PRICES 7-- two-minu- te 13-1- - rastic Half-Milli- high-grad- e goods and proved that women ciate savings on Fashion 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