| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING JULY 1931 26 v World C of C National Air Tour Two Meet Death Officer Finds SHOT KILLS MAN ELY HITS PLAN LEAP ELUDES Group Plans Meet Completes Circuit In Derailed Train He AS Needed His PROSPERITY IN MYSTERIOUS TO SWITCH U S KIDNAP BAND Washington! July 3i op — k DETROIT July (F)—Tha LANCASTER Fa July CUP- )national air tour had completed Its Two men wera killed and two vara special meeting of the executive Own Warning mile swing over the central Injured when tha England of the International ohamber crack Pennsylvania freight United State ROADMEETING HIGHWAYFUNDS Captive Gambler Tells of mittee LEADM ISSUE of commeroe will be held at Faria and southwestern at train derailed Conewago new night with Harry Russell of Dear BOURBONS HOLD ‘ 25 1931 25 com- New 6590 ax-pr- to- Leader See Wet Preslden tial Candidate With Pro ' hibition in Background LUi Salt Tribne-Chle- Tribune e Service CHICAGO July 35 (—Everyone who talked to Policeman Thomas A Kelly agreed 'he was Justified 'In feeling a bit glum All night long he had been plodding the streets with an armload of bright new tags one of which he placed on each automobile he found unlocked He was doing his bit In the police department's campaign to warn autolsts to keep their cars locked to prevent them from being stolen Finally he made hie way to the station fagged out but convinced that he had done a good night's work— one that at least entitled him to a ride home In his own car But when he went to hop In his machine It was gone He had left It unlocked and someone had stolen it from beside the police station Escape by Jamping Arrest Former Idaho Delegates Declare Nevadans Intend to Aid Deputy Sheriff as Own Section Slayer OfficerB From Auto Lake Tribune -- Chicago Tribune Service) YORK July 25— A daring es- (Salt NEW who wanted NEWDALE Idaho— Gerald Clark TWIN FALLS Maho-- A delega- cape from kidnapers 28 son of Alfred Clark town martion jot four Twin Falla men returned $100000 ransom money was vividly shal and brother of Lee Clark 23 aldescribed by Johnny Henna gambler leged former federal undercover man Thursday night from Ely Nev with politician and friend of Jack Diawas dead and J L McCarroll 30 for the word that Ely official! Wednesmer deputy sheriff of Idaho Falls was day night strongly opposed transfer mond’ beer racket enemies when he held as hi slayer by Sheriff James of funds available for road construc- waS found handcuffed barefoot and Frederlckson of Eremont county as a tion In White Pine county to finish hungry on the streets of West New N J today result of a shooting affray here about an stretch of United Btates York For 60 hours since Hanna’s dis1 a m 93 between Contact and the Saturday highway from his headquarters In The most substantial story accord-in- s state line The dele- appearance Union City N J police on both sides to Sheriff Frederlckson who Is gation comprised Secretary Newell of the Hudson river conducted Investill Investigating the affair was that Wight of the chamber of commerce McCarroll was In William Fox's au- Engineer J D Slnema and Commis- stigations and searches In the belief tomobile at the time of the shoot- sioners Robert Rayl and J T Wlndle that he had been taken for a ride Hanna's account of what happened ing Fox also of Idaho Falla faces of Twin Falls highway district a liquor charge In federal court with A large number of road officials to him from the moment he was abducted by three gunmen Wednesday the dead man’s brother as chief wit- and citizens from several eastern Neness According to Fox he received vada counties attended the meeting night Indicated that he escaped by a call from Newdale about 11 : JO p m The local men asked for the trans- a hair’s breadth the fate of his missing beer racketeer pal Harry Weston Friday night asking him to go there fer of road funds from Ely In order who vanished after a racket privilege on "Important business” the nature to get United States highway 93 comDiamond's mob In the Cat-skiof which was not disclosed between Twin Falls and Wells fight with pleted or his boyhood friend John Fox Invited McCarroll and Frank Nev where It contacts the transconto death six months ago shot Fuller of Minnesota his guest to go tinental Victory highway Ely dele- Bruno in Union City with him Arriving at the rendezvous gates they eald unanimously deJohnny got sway from his captors Fox said three men Gerald Clark clared In favor of using the money Del Ray Huff also witnesses against to complete roads in their own sec- by leaping from a speeding automoFox and G E McGee suddenly ap- tion rather than transfer It farther bile and hiding In underbrush until daylight He was still wearing the peared ordering Fox and the others north manacles which had to out of the car They refused and Some delegates from other sections be filed off his wrists when he stumFox said a shot was fired at them were favorable to 18 bled into the arms the finishing of a patrolman whereupon McCarroll grabbed a re- - mile section first A federal r He said he had been forced Into a shooting Clark sentatlve Mr Wlndle said expressed car at gunpoint handcuffed snd hls Huff and McGee were held In the confidence that some other means sealed with adhesive tape Investigation while Fox and Fuller would be found to finish that link eyes soon perhaps late this year because SILVER HELP LOOMS they did not want to leave that short stretch uncompleted when practically THROUGH NEW PLAN) all of the balance of the highway Is finished or nearly so (OonUs4 from Pace One) The Nevadans agreed to consider the proposed fund transfer at an- believed by the Utah group will be other meeting In September but the of material help Idaho men were not confident that representatives will change Mexico Adopts Gov YORK July 35-ernor Franklin D Rooeevelt and f Governor Alfred E Smith present leaders of the Democratic party national as well as In the state met for an lnflrmal luncheon at Canoe Place Inn Hampton Bays L I today The supporters of Governor Roosevelt were cheered by recent assurances that their man was wet enough and the friends of Mr Smith lntl mated that the former governor will continue to adopt his silent policy regarding presidential candidates for 1933 Norman E Mack Democratic national committeeman who was PROBERS SEEK CAUSE among those present along with OF FIERY TRAGEDY James A Farley Democratic atate chairman: Surrogate James A Foley and Secretary of State Edward J (OonUmud from hit Ono) Flynn In an Interview said that the great Issue of 1933 would not be pro- All had retired to rest when the hibition but prosperity elarm was sounded late last night "I am for a wet plank" said Mr Fire Chief Richard L Smith who Mack who has had forty years of po- estimated the property damage at belitical experience "Tho Democratic tween $45000 and $50000 aald the candidate will be wet no mistaking cause of the fire had not been estabthat fact but prohibition will pot lished He said the floors were oiled be the major Issue" and polished yesterday and that a The real Interest today in the Long mop possibly soaked with oil had Island resort which In the daya of been left on the first floor and may Charles F Murphy used to be called have caused spontaneous combustion Good Ground la In the relationship Four Investigations were started by between Governor Roosevelt and Mr city and county authorities and repSmith Superficially all Is well be- resentatives of the Fire Underwriters’ tween the two men yet the fact re- association Chief Smith aald much mains that Smith did of the loss of life and damage would not attend the small dinner given have been averted If there had been by John F Murray to Governor Proper safeguards In the old build Roosevelt last night Mr Smith had :ng been Invited but had a previous enThe fire etarted In the basement whirled up an elevator abaft- - and gagement bunt out on the third and fourth Silver Standard floors In sections where crippled and ASKS BANKRUPTCY bedfast Inmates lay Some of the vicJACK STARR HUNT William S Colemin a Washing tims died at their beds Others were a OTP)— Themlnlitr of lnJrpld8OTrtoluiUejrt’3i: (SaltByLake Tribana-lT Hr14-TrlbI ton county laborer filed a petition carried out by police firemen and Industries reports that the silk crop highway north from Wells toward the S err loe) for bankruptcy Saturday In federal volunteers In several provinces has been a total state line About nine miles CITY MEXICO of it Is July court He listed liabilities at $1189 23 failure and a shortage In raw silk may finished Work also Is to be done on measures will be enforced by the and assets at $69 Exemption be expected Is the on south government from highway Monday when the RETURNING FROM ABROAD Ely to Las claimed on ail of the latter Unseasonable cold and William Hoops Twin Fsh new monetary law establishing the Vegas Mr and Mrs' Francis LDent of weather killed not only the firstdamp but contractor Is now sUrting to oll the Mexican silver peso an the Country’s 538 East street are ex- the second crop of worms says the 17 miles on 93 ' STOCKMAN’S FUNERAL SET pectedThirteenth south from legal tender and eliminating the gold to return next week from s economic bulletin It was necessary Rogerson tothe peso as a monetary unit and making the NefiYa toe BLANDING— Funeral services will hree months’ tour of Europe The to feed young worms on wet be it worth only the Intrinsic value of mulberry finished this summer be held In Blandlng ward chapel Sun- couple landed at New York last Mon leaves-whickilled most of them and Its gold will become effective day at 10 a m for Ansel Redo promifrom Europe 'as passengers oocoon produced The new law which was railroaded OPEN ‘WAR' nent stockman who was killed Friday day board the Atlantic transport liner through the senate and chamber of by a fall from a horse at the Pioneer Mlnnekahda Mr Dent Is head From the districts which fared beit ON PARIS GOLD RAID deputies follows yesterday’s assumpday rodeo In Montlcello Interment bookkeeper for the Security Storage says the bulletin oome reports of a tion of the chairmanship of the will be In Blandlng City cemetery less 40 than cent of normal crop board of directors of the Bank of Icompany per (Continued from Pace One) and In many districts there haa been Mexico by Plutarco Ellas Calles The no crop at all sterling will make further withdraw- - nation’s former president Is the! of °w unprofitable In these districts 1 toFarmers country’s financial dictator now a large extent upon tha silkdepend Announcement of the contents of worm British financiers are chuckling over the fact and French calcul- the new law was made crop Women and children assist in by Finance ate care of the worms Often the tlon ®em to have gone astray It Minister Luis Montes do Oca at a eoooona are the only means of liveli- - became evident early today that meeting of bankers and financiers at hood for hundreds of families which adsomething had gone wrong and that the finance ministry The poor quality of cocoons pro- - the French banks which had sold journed at 1 p m simultaneously! duced due to the unseasonable weath- - sterling short had been badly caught with the closing of the congress er will probably result In additional Depositor! Throng Banks losses to silk mills In Shanghai and (°°Pyright 1931 by Chicago The government’ step was taken! elsewhere says the bulletin Tribune) following one of the most exciting banking days Men in Mexico City In ‘ALFALFA! BILL DEFIES 'S2SF3S8I many years Bank depositors in view of the valuelessness that the COUKT IN SPAN TILT hitherto treasured gold peso will have banks had moved to help each on Monday as s monetary unit (OooUauee from rate One) t thronged the banks selling the gold other In the financial crisis orawn and decided immediately to An Important agreement was made either for American dollars or silver A $ were alleave for the scene where martial under which the bankers promised pesos although the latter law became effective yesterday coinage yesmutual financial assistance when most an unsought-aJtI accompanied by Ad- - tha partial banking moratorium is terday new law urlr The that banks F- Barrett of rescinded provides and larger outpayments Chfle may pay gold peso accounts on the the Oklahoma national guard and are resumed of 30 per cent In' gold and 70 A R Loah state highway engineer While all the banks were expected basiscent In silver Murray explained that the real rea- - to profit through tho feeling of pro- - per All obligations already contracted !?? this conveyed by agreement for such as rents mortgages pro!? was understood to have been pri- - fessional “ nothing iainISJ rZZl'JS ff011 fees eta made on tended to “A?faifa win- protect one of a gold basis will be usually v on MontT I11great D” roup banks— selfAw to which day in silver pesospayable Foreign cur-- 1 the BUSPnled Darmstaedter Und rency loans payable by banks on o impeached National or Danatbank In Mexican coin will be 1nubjic6 of th§ injunction! Accord which hu rotten into belongs— maturitysliver at the day’s exchange In paid rate Slver Coinage Banned Imports and exports of gold will to th president and me united be unrestricted by the new law etlmson toward whom financial which creates a sort of federal reStates supreme court serve bank of Mexico with extraor- -l At Durant Governor Murray will hSpeThlluM-fiTLis 1 function In official capacity as brtter contt iith dlnary powers to deal with the ex°v' change situation and also prohibits commander In chief of the Oklahoma emment and credit resources was further coinage of silver for the presnational guard As auch he will be retaining troops ftatlrai wnr?Ur0d entAs Mexloo at the approach to the Durant-Den- lCity's banks closed at I?1 noon the foreign exchange departson toll bridge In direct violation of united Btates Amand American by ments recorded the highest volume the federal court order hl! In purchases of foreign exchange In Although the restraining order embassv cllcke' ?c' many years During the half day specifically named Oeneral Barrett i who was placed In charge when 33 period all banks were busy contraste!erJ car and visitor ing with the somewhat listless ap- members of the state mllltla were or- wWch he they have presented during dered out to guard the bridge Mur- ? Searancefour months when the silver ray as Barrett’s superior officer be- dQUtrtS”' formal peso dropped to Its lowest level since cornea responsible for maintenance 1915 cabinet members was he of the blockade £ w2? Sackett a guest at dinner to which Financiers Heatr Pisa Carrie Other Commissions Chancellor Heinrich Bruenlng before departure Murray elgn Minister Julius Curtlus and At noon the managers of all banks! leading financiers accepted the made Losh a colonel In the guard and other German officials were bidden and Invitation of the secretary of the placed him In command of the en- - Tomorrow morning BrUenlng dans and went the finance treasury to take Btlmson and Sackett for a ministry where for to glneers In the detachment two hours they He also carried with him IT other motorboat ride on a lake near heard the details of the government’s! which are to be con- - lln SI plan to bolster the sliver peso ferred on highway department em-- Among other subjects to be Tha trend of all transactions durr ‘ CUM8d’ U WM expected that the Ger- - ing the morning was to get rid of in today's Want Ads are 4 the gold pesos which up to today ready to take yon and have been at a high premium LeadIf your family on the HighFTnlh 9 U dtwvmb ing business men who ordinarily reaw?nvmemorandum br &5’inRed0H?vn'BrtdM ment way to Health and Hapwhich gave main In their private offices rubbed Ii company scant of piness further French reduc- elbows In the bsnk lobbies Tilth miHe ordered the approach to the toll tions hope nor depositors All were buying dol-- 1 bridge plowed up and had highway lars with gold pesos if The dollars workers tear down — barriers to the $125 Ch 15)4 Ford Coup sold for gold pesos at the rate of 212 1115 FULL price free i t'-model j bridge Sport for each 214 and as dollar v compared wheel with elde mounts heevp Governor Ross Bterllng of Texas to yesterday’s rata of 2 04 Silver duty tlree metal tire cover sent rangers to the south approach rumble eeet etc Look and run rose seven points to Jlljoer exchange of the free bridge and had them put bke a brand-neear cent under the gold value up the barriers to the span use of 152 Graham-Pal- e NEW YORK July 35 (JP) — Governor (Copyright 1931 $25 which was blocked by a federal court DOWN— 1975 fuU prlcel S military by New York Philip F La Follette Wisconsin' Injunction In Texas wheel aide mount extra aood tire all around blue Duco fin governor and brother of BANK DIRECTOR DIES lah with black trim Senator Robert F La Follette sailed 4 speed (Salt Lake Tribune-CMcag- e trammlMlon powerful Tribune Service) BERLIN today on the Red Star liner Belgen-lan- d July 15 motor on the vessel’s six-dAfter cruise to MEXICO CITY July 35 Tang director of the Deutsch What Ho! bank was found Halifax He said he was sailing to thirty years the gold standard of Only $55 PULL price t ass down bal Mexico a vote of congress through easy hanged In the garden Of his villa In get “alx days of sleep" termal 1924 Baeea coach the fashionable west end suburb of Because of the long session of the was replaced by a silver standard Here la the btaaeat value In our Henceforth debts and obWisconsin all today Grunewald He had been In today legislature he said he had sroup" ears this dealer In Col 44 Car haa dandy worked from IS to 18 hours a day and ligations of whatever kind are paypoor health flniah aood motor and ahowa tha he felt the need of rest although he able in silver Continued in bait of car CRASH INJURES FAIR j j did not have the time to make Five-Oil-TanPEBBLE Idaho— Mr and Mrs European trip 1525 Packard Sedan 51405 k PULL prlcel standard Elaht So George Coles of Focatello suffered I $lkyllSS nearly new It oan hardly bo PORTUGAL MINISTER severe QUITS body bruises and minor lacercalled a used car ((900 down ations Thursday when their automoLISBON Portugal July 25 m — baL aajy term ) bile ran off the highway near here The minister of war Colonel Schlap-p- a Chevrolet? and turned over They were taken Looking for Asevedo has resigned Colonel WARREN Pa 25 1590 CHEVROLET coach worth to the at Pocatello Mateus Lopes general minister of hospital Interior of eight oil tanks July 1990 Now 1400 full prlcel 10)0 in a field of the Automobile act will C’hev successor for him a is nntll 1999 now Coup worth United refinery took fire tonight LEAGUE FLANS MEETING ' 479 full prlcel And her t a 1590 appointed threatening the comparatively thickChev Sedan for 1939- - Worth 1909 CHICAGO July 25 (Av-Tna7ant Ads ly populated section of the town in tional executive council of the PLANE CRASH KILLS TRIO r which they stood league a Lutheran young peoDEMBLIN Poland July 25 Occupants of homes bordering on ple's organization announced today —Pays to Keep a Car to "Knock About" In Polish army fliers were killed the field moved to safety as firemen that the league’s 1932 convention and one was seriously injured today roped off the area to prevent all but - would be held In Loe Angeles begln-- J when two military instruction planes fire fighters from entering the dam- nlng July 21 collided In mid air geronb NEW With - to consider "the existing European crisis and define practical measure for the chamber to take to relieve the situation” Silas H Etrawn chairman of the American committee was advised of the call today and he requested Robert E Olds and Nelson Dean Jay now In Paris to attend for the Amer- July 30 Idaho-Nevad- a ican membership WARD SETS OUTING 8 Fourth ward will hold an outing at Kelvin grove Emigration canyon on Wednesday it was announced Saturday A chicken din- The L D ner will be served from 4 p rl to 8 p m followed by dancing until midnight The outing will be sponsored first quorum of elders of the by the ward as a benefit for the new ward chapel under construction ££! V V w WAIT for lls AUERBACH’S JULY SALE of repre-volve- Of Silk Crop was born the unofficial winner of the Elizabethtown by the throwing of Edsel B Ford reliability trophy wrong switch today Ten tour planes reached the Ford The dead: Patrick McCormick 42 airport from Akron Ohio late this of New York City engineer: Everett afternoon and taxied up on the run- Walker 38 fireman of New Cumber ways to be welcomed by Ford offl land Pa clals and a crowd of more than 8000 A third death caused indirectly by persons The eleventh plane finish- the wreck waa reported when a hit ing the tour piloted by Eddie Stin- and run driver apparently en route son was forced down and delayed to the scene of the derailment struck at Toledo by a broken fuel line and fatally Injured a hiker -SUSPECT BOUND OVER MINING LEADER DIES LOS ANGELES July 35 OP —Dr Harry Lowery alias Jack SterenR James Barnett Adair 79 known charged with transportation of liqthroughout the Pacific coast In min- uor was hound over to the grand ing activities died here yesterday at Jury after preliminary hearing Sathls horn after a brief Illness Dr urday before United States CommisAdair was at one time publisher of sioner Gould B Blakely He was arthe Northwest Mining Journal and rested July 1 by federal agents who Iso was mining editor of the Seattle said he had three pints of whisky In Times hls automobile FUR SOON TO BE ANNOUNCED in j Our greatest variety— at the LOWEST PRICES IN HISTORY! 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