| Show 5 4 v The Weather (4 VT4H — Mostly fair Bondar 4 Monday Uttla VOL: NO 123 Copper SALT LAKE CITY 103 4 Scorns Order SMOOT DEALS DEATH fv BORAH IN NEW sr INCALMMIA w f i' s- A ’ V vS A - - XV i 4 at Idaho i SOLO NS Mexico 114 All-Ti- Records me (By hue) Aaaoelalci 2J— ANGELES July Midsummer heat In the nation’s frying pan had claimed the lives of 17 persons In a LQS period today as the southwestern corner of the ur States sizzled in peratures ranging from 118 degrees United While southern tem90 to and California heat Arizona cities reported all-tirecords federal weather forecasters ssld they Saw no relief from abnormal temperatures Spot in YT 8 i The hottest spot to the united States apparently was Needles Calif which reported 114 degree above Eight deaths were reported from Phoenix and nine deaths In the Imperial vaUey were attributed to the heat Five of the Imperial valley deaths occurred to Brawley where Hottest a today degrees 118 expanse recorded with a maximum 108 of yesterday were Eighteen heat prostration treated by hospitals and others un- reported were Innumerable Hottest July Known Colonel H B Hersey government this weather forecaster here aald July undoubtedly would go down to records as the hottest He said that the heat wave over the southwest the has lasted nearly fifteen days to longest sustained heat “spell’’ many years and Tucson Arts reported Anaheim Cat 106 El Centro Cai 113 Los Angeles fl and other points reported heat ranging from 87 on the coast to 114 to tle Yuma 112 degrees interior 4 Summary of The Tribune LOCAL AMD VICINITY Glamorous airport ipeetacls and tan pngemnt at itadlum climax Salt Knilvo three-daCovered Wagon Daya y celebration ending Sunday with morn-i- n the tabernacle Fage at lervlce k 2 from Inly heat In sight a1 thermometer touches 9S Saturday high Soirees below Friday’ 1 and Pago Hi relief Program in Tabernacle Sunday Closes Three-Da- y Fiesta City Monday OPTIMISTIC 'Abandons PLANE STUNTS AMAZE THRONG Gold Standard to Boost Value of Money Country’s IP W IL t Port Program Draws 30000 Spectators Murray ‘AlfalfaBill’ Defies Court In Span Tilt Governor Personally Takes Command of Troops Guarding Bridge Pro) (Br Uni tad OKLAHOMA CITY July 2S— Defying a federal court Injunction Governor W H (Alfalfa BUI) Murray to his suit case with a took the field today to edmmand his troops to the “war” with Texas over the bridges that span the Red river between the two states Murray left Oklahoma City hastily to take personal charge of Oklahoma national guardsmen blocking the toU bridge across the stream between Durant and Denison Texas- - An injunction against maintenance of the blockade was issued by Judge Colvin Neblett to federal district court at Muskogee earlier to the day Murray was Indignant when he received word of issuance of the Injunction He described the court’s order as an affront to the sovereignty of the state of Oklahoma He refused to order the troops wlth- (Continued on Pax Elsht) (Column Three) 20000 See Senator Reed Smoot and Utah mining men will confer to Boise Monday with Senator WUUam E Borah of Idaho on a definite plan to improve the status of sUver Included in the Utah group which will leave for Boise Sunday will be Senator Smoot J O Elton manager of the International Smelting company W Mont Perry president of the American SUver Producers’ association George W Snyder president of George W Snyder te Sons company and Frank B Cook a member of the international sUver oom mission Mr Snyder also a member of the commission expressed the opinion Saturday night a campaign will be approved at Boise which will reap desired results Hoover to Get Plan Senator Smoot said that the plans outlined undoubtedly wUl be presented to President Hoover for his consideration They will concern specific future action to relieve the silver siutatlon he said The senator declined to discuss any phases of the proposal He wUl leave Boise for Salt Lake on Monday night after the conference Senator Smoot some time ago discussed the silver situation with President Hoover while to the east with the Utah mining men At that time the president announced the matter would be taken up after the debt moratorium had been settled Senator Borah Is a supporter of the sUver cause and his cooperation to a comprehensive program to improve the status of ths white metal it Is (Continued on Page Zl(ht) (Column Ftv) - 1847 The day wis filled with thrills At the outset was an aviation display such as few cities witness Nine planes of toe United States navy contributed toe major excitement while four army filers disported through toe sky at toa airport dedication Thirty ' thousand persons saw to spectacle tira Crowd The crowds were especially excited by a near --disaster when two army planes "cracked up” Lieutenant C P Talbot end Lieutenant Frank Crlamon flying to toe opening of toe program 1‘tangled” and Crashed but the only Injury was to Lieutenant Crlsmon's nose The accident happened as a group were taking off and Lieutenant Crlsmon's ship apparently got to the “propeller wash’1 of noth nr plane Afterward Lieutenant Crismon went Into toe air to perform a series of acrobatics to prove he was not seriNear-Disast- England Stages Coup Catches French Financiers gapping of the primitive Indians up to toe present and called for a cast of approximately 2000 people The day was warm although not so warm as Friday ths first day to the Covered Wagon Days celebration The temperature reached nearly 100 to the afternoon but By JOHN STEELE (S L Trlbone-Chl- o Tribune Barvieo) LONDON July 25—The Bank of t England Is mobilizing all Its resources to meet toe French raid on the gold Fait or three Board of Strategy Com- reservesIts For thetolast two Belgium - NATIONAL Italy days agents govbeen Holland Oklahoma have “Alfalfa BUI” Murray Defend Switzerland and pletes ’Array ernor defies court takes Inpereonal credits on France they all up buying atato command of state troops oould lay their hands on Prohibition Law Fsge L bridge "war" with Texas The bank also has been collecting beat die southwest In Seventeen all French credits held by private 1 WIT Page oompanles and It Is said to have moDeath toll In Fittfbnrfh Pa homo By ARTHUR SEARS HENNING bilized in this way over $30000000 for aged firs mount to thirty Pago 1 Trlbune-ChicaTribune (Salt Lake and it expect to get about $200000 Vico President Curt la ax may b ’ Press Service) 000 In all factor in hit renomlnatlon 25-O D WASHINGTON 1 July AidOffer Sullivan Pag Prince Indian Mark nil Renomination the announcement of the memChurch forces unit to war ou wets At the Instance of toe maharajah faro L Quesbership of the dry board of strategy of Indore a group of Indian princes May Hinge WORLD NEW the Protestant churches have per- who own estates In France and have of Years Ilia known new fected th organization Mexico adopts silver standard replacinvestments have large French to bobter sinking peso as the “aUied forces” representing placed ing gold their resources at toe disposal which 1 33 Fagl prohibition organizations of the Bank of England This group By MARK SULLIVAN Bank of England mobilises to meet Is to battle henceforth for the re- Includes besides Indore toe maharaFrench raid on gold reeervas Fags 1 tention unamended of the eighteenth WASHINGTON July 25— Whether jahs of Baroda Kapurthala and Vice President Curtis will run again Belgium probes plot against loyal amendment and the Volstead act are and total the Coochbehara they 1 have next year for his present office— or family Page By this action the churches to have offered is about said backto to the retire taken steps go back to run for his old office of 000 departments ground features and the the league senator from Kansas — Is the subject of affaln tost Great Britain foreign is Background It significant reputation of which has become Is beginning sit- of a flood of newspaper speculation toe of to talk fill gold as a result of Editorials Here in th West Senator somewhat unsavory of war They are One approach to the question rather the exposures of Its political methods uation to terms from Sandpit Forum Litters Page resources and are more ingenious than real says the their mobilizing Henceforth the smed forces are to must be determined by an and C Real estate Fags the with plan to stags a answer beginning occupy the front line trenches to the abstruse psychological consideration to R counter-offensiv- e as Fage soon as Sports section great save It is to the effect that Mr Curtis to battle toalUed prohibition Clasilflad advertising Pages forces constitute the ths necessary material to toe shape must The run again for vice president-j- ust accumulated of has been gold of church prohibition because his abdication would be Markets and financial news Pages Just as department Revives of CouncU Found Federal the Sterling to C by the Democrats ss an Churches is the church department Ths rush of gold out of England Interpreted Music expert Judgment on his part that the Drama and the Screen of and internationalism a to become to France pacifism is expected (for vice president and presFage Both departments are linked by an mere gentle flood early next week running as to ident well) on the Republican naSociety section Pages Interlocking directorate of 'profes- and maybe it will cease altogether tional ticket Is not going to be very “Mary Faith" by Boa tries Barton sional reformers The allied forces as a result of the behavior of the next year The Democrats— so Psga represent 33 clerical and secular bod- London foreign exchange which good this argument runs — would exploit Pag Through the Garden Gat the ies league including and elated Eng Mr Curtis’ retirement would say both surprised -- D How to Keep Well Page and the Methodist board of temper land today that "Charlie Is leaving a staking ance prohibition and public morals Turning th Dial Pag The weak sterling toe lack ship” and claiming an aggregate member- of strength pound to comparison Etiquette- - Page which ship of 20000000 whidh are dedicated to the sturdy French franc enabled Maintains Private Cyclone Cellar SUPPLEMENTS AND FEATURES (Continued on Pate Five) the French to profitably withdraw Incidentally this argument lg best ef world’s tbs Twelve pages (Column Three) came to life and nores the fact— of all the human beComics gold suddenly or any t caught the French banks napping ings in any party whatever Tribune Junior Delay-Visiand by noon the exchange rate had organization whatever Charles W WInkletto Winway a winning witch-ln- g gained substantially in favor of Lon Curtis Is Just about the last who rascal makes her bow — from the don Today the Bank of England would run away In time of adversity lacUe pen or Jefferson Macbamer lost more than $17000 000 gold to Particularly and peculiarly and outArt and Literature pages France bringing toe total for the last standingly Curtis Is a man who Will Rogers: Inside stuff on Post and WV-25 visit BRUSSELS July to more than $150000 000 sticks by his crowd It is something Gstty fortnight Elizabeth Albert and Queen of King Fsnnle Hurst on Judging Others and further shipments are scheduled fundamental and tribal in his Indian to America con' South Kathleen Norris: Wings and dlshpans originally for Monday but another shipment ancestry How A1 Capon got his notorious acu templated for this year has been scheduled for Tuesday has been sud If ever the Republican party goes and other vnagaxin pages canceled It Is believed here down or any other group that Charo o McIntyre hi mailbag and postponed rest- denly understood Is that It political that the new vigor In the pound lie Curtis belongs to he will be Ibroad Is the realessness to (Cootinufd on Pas Five) Ripley's “Beller It ot Not" (Continued on Par ifbt) son (Column Ooo iCoiltfOa fouU Fashions by Elsis to out-of-to- (Contlmwj'An Fax Two) (Column Four) ACE OF CURTIS G QUIZ STARTS IN 0 P WORRY FIRE TRAGEDY go Wlth ident tion ofVicePres on Scores of Aged in Ilospi tals Many of Thirty Dead Not Identified PITTSBURGH Pa JulV 25 m-Be-reft of toe home that was transformed by fire from a merciful shel- ter to an Inferno of death and terror score of old men and women were to hospitals here tonight and toe bodies of 30 others ly to tos county — The (UP) $30-00- Anti-Salo- A (r C 7-- C S-- B B U-- 11-- V C D D D l-- D Anti-Salo- t-- D Monarchs to Africa Th Latln-Amerl- 44 k er ously hurt One Heat Prostration Reported Ruth Elleson 12 was brought to the emergency hospital at 10:50 a m Saturday morning suffering from heat prostration She was removed to her home following treatment Orman W Ewing who was stricken by heat prostration while In front of the Hotel Utah at 5 15 p to Fitday was reported as Improving to toe Holy Cross hospital Saturday In toe evening thousands attended the "Spirit of Progress" a pageant given in toe University of Utah stadium to depict the founding of Utah and the development of the state to farming mining and business pursuits Pageant Recalls History The "Spirit of Progress” played to a crowd of about 18000 which packed the stadium The spectacle depicted the history of Utah from the days CHURCH FORCES Bank’ of FIGHT ON WETS ' rating the arrival of Brigham young’s party of pioneers In London Battles Paris Gold Raid UNITE FOR NEW Pageant' Utah one-tioutpost of the nation’s frontier reveled Saturday In the second day of its annual Covered Wagon Days celebration commemo- - all-ti- I EVENTS AWE CROWDS U-- B Pv STADIUM AND AIR Definite Aid to White Metal Looms Through Confab M SEVENTEEN DIE IN WEST AREA Needles Reports Degrees Wave Hits Airport Crowd Scene Dedication Speakers and Daring Navy Fliers ( V'r I L PLAN SILVER k u i 72 PAGES— TEN CENTS 1931 0 JOINS ime 440e Zinc Lefd - i'l Coast Cities Arizona Swelter in Hottest Spell in History j -- JULY 26 fnl U LruLro SIZZLMLSUN - SUNDAY MORNING ‘Tiuira O' - 27e 740c Sllrer r It Local Metal Prices I Change In temperature WYOMING— Unsettled Sunday Monday lit tie change in temperature NEVADA IDAHO— Generally fair Sunday thunderstorm hi mountains Monday no change In temperature (Detailed Report on rage Tea-B- ) Last of ‘Last Man’s Shooting Customs Belgians Reveal Agents Surrender Plot Againgt King Club’ Ending Tour DETROIT July 25 Inspectors Clarence E Fish and Arthur Wesolowsld surrendered to county authoritle today to face charges of careless use of firearms and felonious assault because of the wounding of a passenger aboard an excursion steamer while they were chasing rum runners Tuesday night They were taken to the county Jail where they were registered and their fingerprints recorded They will be arraigned in common pleas court later The complaint against them was signed by Arthur Gajeskl wounded by a bullet when with several others he crowded to the rail of the excursion steamer to watch the brush between the officers and a rum running craft BRITT Iowa July 25 last man of the "lest Man’s club” morgue The flames left to ruins toe Little Charles M Lockwood was visiting home for toe sged relatives here today before conclud- Sisters of tos Poor haven for 230 Infirm pers charitable at ing one of the biggest adventures sons none of them under 60 years since he became the sole survivor of of ftgC his company Two hundred and thirteen men and Lockwood arrived from Minneapo- Women Many were to the lis this afternoon for a brief visit be- of them were rackedhospitals by memory of fore returning to his home in Cham- s night of horror to the berlain 8 D brick building at Penn and He has been away several months Aiken avenues Some of them were on a trip which took him to Washing- valiant volunteer rescuers policemen ton where he met President Hoover and flrmen who labored to 6ave the paper £&i(l where he fought helpless Inmates judicial authorities are said to be and to battlefields to 30 toInvestigating what Is described as an- during the Civil war as a Minnesota The number of dead other move by Flemish extremists to volunteer night when four victims succumbed In hospitals Some of the inmates of signify their hatred of the dynasty WAIFS’ FRIEND MUST REST and of Belgian unity the home were close to 80 years old OMAHA Neb July 25 (UP)—The and suffered from shock and exposure DIVER FINDS ATHLETES’ BODY Rev Father Edward J Flannagan In addition to burns IOWA CITY Iowa July 25 (UP)— recently named “first citizen of OmaSeventen of the dead were not even A deep sea diver equipped with a ha" and founder of “Father Flanna-gan’- s partially Identified Although some boys’ home” nationally known were burned badly making identifidiving uniform today recovered from 65 feet of water the body of Reuben institution for homeless waifs today cation difficult It was believed all was ordered by his physicians to take were Inmates of the Institution BeDepptag honorary captain of the s University of Iowa track team The a six months’ rest Father Flanna-gan’- sides the 230 aged men and women health Is broken the result of the home housed 10 nun attendants body was recovered after 67 hours of searching to a lake where Depptag 13 years of caring for some 3000 home (Continued on Pte Blxfct) BRUSSELS July 25 (ff— The newspaper L’Etoile Beige said today a plot against the royal family was discovered Sunday on the occasion of Ostend of the the Inauguration Leopold statue erected to commemorate toe centenary of the dynasty The main beams of the royal tribune were sawed with the Intention of causing It to collapse under the weight of the members of the royal party and government officials the FIXES OWN SENTENCE BELLEVILLE HI July 25 (UP)— William Bucknell sentenced him-sel- f to jail today for possessing liquor “I think 80 days would be about said when Judge Paul right” heasked him what he thought Fathering would be 8 proper sentence Be got it drowned fire-swe- pt four-sto- ry ne less boys (Columa Xim |
