| Show J' ¥ r THEJSALTLA&E 2 APACHE STAYS TRIBE Police Call ’ 6 MUM IN MURDER HUNT Sleepers in City Parks WASHINGTON July 37 UP) — Instead of a crack on the In'diani Seek Identity of Girl Slayer but With bold Information :VJ v (Owtlntrt from Put Ons) dangerous to live alone but ehe re- fused to accept the companionship of aa Indian woman ihoe with a night stick park police here ere waking them up with a light tap on tha shoulder and with the smiling remark: "It’s time to go to work sir" Last night 373 persons slept In the parks the majority of them to escape the heat Some had no other place to sleep The police have willingly compiled with all requests to be awakened Moat of the outdoor sleepers are "called" between 7 and 7:30 a m UTAHEDUCATOR SILVER 'ENVOYS of Air league AT BOISE URGE1 See Wedding WORLDPARLEY Notables URGES TEACHER STUDYCHANGES WASHINGTON July 37 UP) as- national Aeronautio sociation today furnished the background and half of the principals for a wedding Porter H Adams Its former president was the groom Mias Sue Shorter of tills city was the Solons Mining Men Agreg on Need of Action to Revive Exchange Amelia Earhart one of association’s outstanding women members waa matron of hon- (Continued from Faso Ono) —The Dean Bennion In Denver Address Advises New Type of Training JULY TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING ' 1931’' OffersNeivs For Wheat hu Sixteen bids thd record of tenders MOSCOW July 37 cy to the senate road commission In any Astor today placed Informally Lady one competitive bidding so far before soviet officials the cabled rerecalled by H 8 Kerr chief engi- quest of Professor Emltrl Krynine neer were received Monday on a of Yale university to her and George project In Juab county Bernard Shaw asking them to InterThe work Is at the approach from est themselves In the case of his wife the north to the Sevier bridge daih who he said had been refused perwhere by the construction of about mission to leave Russia one-fifof a mile of bad way the Lady A6tor wrote a letter to an bad curve at the brink of the dam official of the eovlet literary and will be eliminated To do this a educational organization which is heavy fill and a bridge 180 feet long acting host to the British tourwill be constructed across the reser- ists It was not feasible for her to voir Mr Kerr said take action through official channels she uld inasmuch as she Is In KaysvIUe Man Low Bidder Floyd 8 Whiting of Kaysvllle wu Russia only as a visiting foreigner low bidder undertaking the work at She sent the letter Just before she and the rest of the party left for a prices which mean a total cost to the two-day visit to the collective farm state and federal government of 833 34511 of which the contractor would near Tombov receive 13796170 The remainder Is Shaw himself has taken no active for materials furnished by the state part In the case leaving the initiaand for Inspection and other engi- tive to Lady Astor The latter has not had a chance to visit Madame neering costs one The engneers’ estimate of the total Krynine who Is living here In cost wu 84023739 The work Is to room but has expressed the Intenbe completed In seventy working tion of doing so before the party leaves Russia days The state rood commission will soon advertise for construction of a nine-mi- le gravel road section be tween Detour and Soldier Summit at the head of Spanish Fork canyon The cost Is expected to run about 810000 a mile The Summit-Co- l Okla July 27 UP)— A north-bon- d ton section Is contemplated for next MIAMI Frisco passenger train crashed year’s program Into an automobile here early toThe new contract will virtually day fatally Injuring the car’s three complete the reconstruction of U 8 occupants 50 between Salt Lake and the Price-EmeE G Gamer 33 Lindsay Cal county line driver of the car was dead when reLittle Needed for Completion Jack moved from the wreckage Some comparatively short sections Halley 35 Sand Springs a brother-lnu-l&- w of Gamer and his In Emery and Grand county are son James Halley died In a hosnecessary before the new allnement Is completed through to the Colo- pital They were driving from Sand rado line but the present rood In Springs to Marshfield Mo these particular parts is fair or there are alternative routes built approaching federal aid standards In this connection Grand Junction plans to celebrate the virtual completion of the U 8 50 route between Salt Lake and Glenwood Springs ASHEVILLE N C July 27 UP)— thus affording an road New indictments charging Colonel between Utah and Colorado This Luke Lea Tennessee publisher and will take placet Governor George H with conspiracy to deDern wu advised Monday In Grand three othersCentral Bank and Trust Junction September 24 on the com- fraud the here of approximately company pletion of the Colorado section of the were returned by a Bunhighway L W Burgess president of the combe county grand Jury today Others named In the Indictments Grand Junction chamber of com- were Luke Lea Jr E P Charlet of merce sent an Invitation to GovNashville a business associate of Lea ernor Dem to be present at the which Is sponsored by that and Wallace B Davis president of body and by the Price chamber of the Central bank commerce The state road commission will adSTOMACH ULCERS vertise soon for construction of about ten miles of road from Vernal eastVON’S FAMOUS FINK TABLETS ward toward Jensen on U S 40 William B Morgan Government employe of East St Louie Illinois writes: "I wee seriously ill with atomach uloen for three yetre but when I began to take Von’e Pink Tablets etert-e- d to improve They are responsible for my Improved condition so that I can now work X was unable to work for more than IS months A year ago I weighed M lbs but I am now weighHENDON England July 27 UP) — ing around 135 lbs and am doing Just Amy Johnson Great Britain’s fore- fine I can’t give enough praise for most woman filer took off today on Von’e Pink Tablets of sufferers like Mr Mora flight to Tokio by way of Moscow Hundreds gan are now healed of stomach ulcers and Siberia in a plane similar to acidosis constipation and kindred alithat In which she flew alone to Aus- ments after using Von's Fink Tablets Relief Is quick No rigid or liquid diet tralia lut year No HumShe wu accompanied by J operation la necessary You need not lose any time from work by using phries home treatment Write for FREE Lut winter when she attempted this booklet on “Stomach Ulcere” Omaha the lut flight she wu forced down In Von Co 651 Kaellne Bldg Omaha Poland and had to give up Nebr (Adv) (AV-Nan- u DIE IN HEAT FOURTHUTAHN d law-abidi- th FORMER UTAH WOMAN DIES IN CALIFORNIA SUN KILLS T0AIDW0MEN Offers Set Record in Any InforOne Competition for Visitor Makes Plea OrWith mally Literary Contract ganization in Moscow OTTAWA Ohio July 37 UP) —Tha Lima Morning 8 tar at Lima Ohio advised farmers In Putnam countv that hereafter they may pay for subscriptions with wheat at the rate of 50 cents a bushel somewhat higher than the present ence" he Mid "has accumulated support from economists and the public which no other plan could hope to man win The solution lies in an agreewho aviation notables Many U S Seeks All International understanding to their last week attended the annual ment between several Important napupils was urged here Monday by convention of the organization J tions Including France Great BritFacts of Slaying Dean Milton Bennion of the school the for an remained wedding Germany Italy Japan and the WASHINGTON July 37 of education of the University of United States Rhoads of the Indian before the opening meeting1 Utah ' Mentions Palliative Plans bureau today divulged he had or- SIXTY-THREof a week's conference of the World E dered a complete report on the dis- of Education association the world wants to use silFederation "Half ' appearance and slaying of Henrietta ver To establish a reasonable ratio Dean Bennion' subject was “The HOT Scnmerier on the White river Apache of exchange for the metal would harm Content of Curricula for the Trainreservation In Arizona no one and would not disturb In any ing of Teachers In International UnAlthough Rhoads Hid he knew Mrs Emily Foster Schneider forway the single gold standard" derstanding” nothing of the girl student’s plan to “More study by tha teachers of The Idaho senator while Insisting merly of Balt Lake died Sunday at live among the Apaches one offiwill to do much ‘world In ultimate an solution that the bring her horns In Bakersfield Cal accordsubjects' lay cial of the bureau Hid he had atabout better International underInternational agreement on exchange ing to word received here Monday the dissuade from her tempted to ratio mentioned a few palliatives Mrs Schneider left Salt lake five Mexico Report standing and fustics and good will Idea while she was aboard a train California which might be effective In easing years ago having formerly resided at among all mankind” said Dean Ben an routs to the west In June nlon Ha defined world subjects Salt Lake Heat Wave Co- the situation Among these ware the 630 West Second North street Many Drop Dead on When reposts of her disappearance as adequate courses In world literaIssuance of gl and $2 silver certifl- - She wu born In London England trera received Rhoads wired the resture music art (Including handicates All to ntinues Streets Break by the United States and the April 33 1888 She came to Deseret ervation superintendent to push a return of European nations to the In 1876 and Salt Lake In 1888 crafts) recreation In physical activisearch and then news came that the social geography world history ties Records prewar silver content In their silver She Is survived by her husband girl had been found dead (Continued from Pass One) international relations social psyEdward Schneider of Bakersfield: 10 coinage M the of Stewart James Today and social sociology The primary object of the confer- sons and daughters: Edward L FosIndian office’s land section told how In the drouth area of eastern Mon- chology ence according to the Salt Lake ter Salt Lake a linotype operator for Need Character Personality (Continued from Pm One) the young Columbia anthropological tana were reported considerably ag was to reach an acoord on just The Tribune: Charles Foster Provo “Such an 'enlightened' curricula tlful farmer died after he wu over- group student had revealed) her plan to grevated All the streams of Colorado what friends of silver should strive Mrs O A Torgeson Ogden l W A him on tha train that took her west and Wyoming stood at unusually low for teachers" stated Dean Bennion come while working on his farm lor Following the discussions they Foster Pocatello Idaho Leroy Laulevels while many of tha streams In "will be of no value unless the teachlast June 64 of 986 Third aveWilliam Hill expressed Mtlsfactlon with the re- rence and Leslie Foster Bakersfield Colorado’s western slope were entirely ers' college faculty and students have nue died been sults Girl Firm in Plan after had he Mrs Irving Hatch and Mrs L O FYlday dry appropriate character and person- overcome while watching the CovGoodfellow Oakland CaL and Mrs He had been talking to a train acColorado highway ality The faculty must be choeen ered the Officials of Otis Johnson Glendale Cal Wagon Days parade six he Hid when Miss quaintance Rejection Awaits reported Inability to with great care brothers and sisters: William Hunt Schmerler Introduced herself and department Funeral Sendees Set is chosen then because of the When maintain roads properly faculty Silver Loan Plan and Mrs Rebecca Fatrclough Salt told how she Intended to study the the long period of dryness and the a plan for selection of students must A zolemn requiem mass will be WASHINGTON 27— The pro- Lake Mrs Samuel Bullough and Johie and customs of the Apaches July be worked out Prospective teachers celebrated In the Cathedral of the heat Stewart said he was aghast at the Yesterday the mercury mounted to who are merely seeking the short- Madeleine at 9 a m Wednesday for posal of Frank J Cannon and the seph Hunt Ogden and Mrs Horace daring of the girl and sought to dis- 1(M at Huron 8 D 104 at Grand est route to an occupation as a Mr Head The Rev W J Giroux international silver conference at Fish and Mrs Oscar Dunn Los An- that she at her least suade Insisting body wil be brought here Junction Colo 104 at Pierre 8 D means of making a living will never will be the celebrant The body will Denver which he heads that the ?eles The services and interment get in touch with reservation au- - and 103 at Valentine Neb be burled In the MtCalvary ceme- United States loan to Germany sevtransform the world’’ thorltles before settling among the eral hundred million ounces of silver Dean Bennion Mid the present tery Indiana cerof out silver bullion the treasury's MEXICAN CLAIMS BOARD Monday's high of 1013 degrees was English courses should be coordinatShe told him Stewart ssdd that Sun’s Onslaught ed with a course In world literature reoorded at 2:15 p m The weather tificate reserve will be politely rejectaha intended to leave white civilisa- Withers Fields ed the MEMBER SOON RESIGNS treasury the be was to bureau by department the student giving temperature opportunity reported tion behind to adopt native dress and silver loan suggestion originalacquainted with literature of the above 100 for one hour Since July The If possible make her home with an 8T PAUL Minn July 37 (n-H-eat (Continued Iron Fete One) as well as western nations in 31 when the mercury topped the ly sent to President Hoover and by Indian family In order to establish that withered fields and pastures eastern order to Impart a sense of ‘inter- century mark for toe first time this him referred to the treasury depart- wu not subject to the confidence and break down reserves brought new temperature records and nationalism’ acknowl-egeapproval of the not ment as been has yet year there have been twenty-tw- o caused two deaths in the northwest the intimation Is given at Mexican government but Abandoned “White" Protection hours during which the temperature Advises Wide today Soope Before the Nielsen incident arose the department that the acknowledgor higher has been 100 Miss Schmerler Impressed him as Most of Minnesota and North Dathe negotiations lor prolonging the Similarly he pointed out study The mercurydegrees from ment when made will not favor the A sturdy capable and extremely In- kota had above 100 degrees ranged upwards life of the commission had been comna of the art and handicrafts of all 8t Paul had 103 for a new high tlons should be made Study of the a mj when the temperature was plan telligent woman but ehe admitted plicated by a desire on the part of to Is the Nor 3:15 78 expected department to m lacked 104 the with high she p the since 1901 and Minneapolis personal experience to lay down certain condinations would prove to pointdegrees descended to 98 at accept the suggestion of Senator Can- Mexloowhich then and the Indians and knowledge of the highest since the weather bureau was "primitive” would exclude some the student that many peoples tions 6 p m representative of the claims life die wea entering Unable to per- established there forty years ago when toe weather bureau non that somesent from consideration down upon by "civilized'' nations made to Washington to observation for the association be suade her to abandon the plan Stew-a- rt T A Johnson 68 Huron 8 D have Its final Claims Involving 1875000000 are attained great artistio expres- day explain the loan idea In detail to still continued on hie way and was re- was found dead at East Grand Porks sion thus pending before the general and bringing about a respect The maximum at the airport waa treasury officials turning to Washington when news Minn while Tony Woycek 40 Oma- tor them he Mid same connection officials of special claims commission on both of 1033 at 3:15 p m the In Of her death arrived ha died In- a Grand Forks N D too “Music speaks a universal The lowest temperature of the the department of commerce who which Nielsen Is a member The latThe Indian office does not know restaurant Physicians Mid heat was "Here the day recorded before he stated waa have been advising the administra- ter considers claims arising from the to what extent she established con- responsible for both deaths A num- language” can be Mexican revolution while the genchildren taught appreciation 77 The mean waa 89 daylight tact with the reservation author! ber of prostrations were reported here as compared tion on matters pertaining to silver eral claims commission deals with of the contributions of all nations with a normal of 77 have unofficially voiced the opinion ties but officials pointed out her and In Minneapolis that Mexico by removing gold pesos all other cues schema required abandoning any At Fargo N D rain hall and wind both historical and contemporary "Also speaking an international Slight Sprinkle Noted from circulation leaving only sliver Nielsen served on the commissions protection from the whites Re- brought a drop of 35 degrees In a For time since the heat search workers frequently aak for half hour lata today but rsllef from language are the games and rhythmic wave the first pesos as currency In that country will under appointments from Presidents of activities of ancient and modern begem there wu a trace not affect the world price of silver Coolldge and Hoover The other cooperation but as official super- the heat was only temporary noted A was rain are nations Many such activities slight sprinkle vision probably would defeat their point out that Mexico will of members are Dr Fernandez MacThey no the on of side but oommon the civilized and east to primitive city necessity restrict sliver coinage to Gregor representing Mexico and Dr Investigations little protection can was Observed the in precipitation n)an" actual needs and that purchases of Horaclo Alfaro of Panama as neutral be given Dean Bennion Mid human geog business area Indian office records show the silver will not be of quantity to affect member also and be here should sprinkle the light Despite the Castle said Nielsen hu been apraphy taught White river Apaches have been the world price teachers to give them' the training showers reported to have taken place pointed to the Salem arbitration comin recent years with but few to Impart the relation of man to his Sunday on the upper Provo river and mission which will consider a claim Views major erimbs on the reservation physical environment and the re- at Park City the weather bureau re- Smoot by this government on behalf of no area Is storm He also general urged ported there sulting Interaction Mexico Plan George Salem a naturalized Ameri3TOIS0N FINISHES in la howa social make to of sight There possibility study can against the Egyptian governpsychology (SMtlal I Tha TribBM) the theacher familiar with human ever of light local showers i BERLIN CONFERENCE BOISE July 27— Senator Reed ment J Cecil Alter weather bureau Smoot nature In Its social relations believes that the action of BATTLESHIPS ARRIVE meteorologist said Monday that un- Mexico In going on a silver standard Tells Contribution of Orient WASHINGTON July 37 soon less there beet rain the crop la coun-tr- y (Continued from fin One) GIBRALTAR The Lindberghs tonight had set to The that July 37 “There Is no reason for omitting may be prosperity may bring affected He said American battleships Arkansas and from the study of world history the that evenseriously lema left unfinished by London par- oat en their latest adventure Is sections where there In the standard to a here for arrived silver vacation Off a for Wyoming today histories of Japan China and India” Under the flight leys although the German governIrrigation water fruit trees Utah visit with midshipmen on Senator Mid the Mexicans will three-da- y ment apparently is not anticipating Japan and China their first hop Mid Dean Bennion "History should adequate afare being adversely of their summer cruise be a study of civilisation from its particularly as today brought Colonel and Mrs such Immediate fected by the absence of humidity In be paralleling the script system developments the old west The change in monemight influence tbs course of Inter Lindbergh from New York to beginnings with primitive man The the atmosphere ' eastern nations nave contributed a The heat wave which has held Pro- tary policy he pointed out will force national financial procedure to Washington The famotu flier immediately great deal to the development of vo and near-b- y districts In its grip Mexico to live within herself comwhich It has been committed since Its and industrially but he A teachers' college his- for ths abortive attempts to secure an ap- began conferences with acting mankind month continued una- merciallyreason past destate course sees no should of make CaeUe clear why she cannot be it that the folSecretary tory of volume bated thermometer foreign aid The M preciable registered very as a conof the world 108 other all officials and prosperous peoples partment virtually recent the financial official Anderson lowing degrees A panic versant with conditions In tha have contributed to the development weather refor section observer the of civilization ‘In the pioneer days" he said K Copyright 1831 by New York Times) Orient ported “when people settled a thousand or Lata tomorrow or Wednesday "Biography should also be taclud was the fifteenth consecutive day two It miles from civilization theydld dependent upon completion of a ed as a course of study Every teach- the thermometer had registered highBanker Aim Easing not worry about silver or gold They few details they vrlll taka off for er should direct her students In bio- er than 100 all-tirecan degrees of Issued their script and It was Just Strain on Sterling North Haven Me there to say graphical readings as a source Mr Anderson said Monday was ss as it was to their son and Mrs character values In addition to its ord good as money as long which PARIS July 37— A plan of close good-by- e the second hottest day of the period is collaboration between the Bank of Lindbergh's parents Senator and possible contribution to international 108 degrees being reached on Friday spent In the store or firm sued It” Mrs Dwight Morrow ztandlng Trance and the Bank of England "A course In international relations Mexico he pointed out will be doFrom then nnU 1 their trim Which wUl relieve the present severe should be given to counteract the Salt Lake ‘Cool ing substantially the same thing unblack piano la setstrain upon sterling exchange la now stream-line-d der her new monetary policy The tled on the harbor at Tokyo they prejudices of a boasted 'democracy' Beside Las Vegas being evolved In Paris long as it Is spent In While reports of a 100 000000 will bo flying mostly across barren Uuch a course should Include study J R Alexander district counsel for silver peso ashave win Its fuU value but Mexico of world of nations the the league waters wasteland and deserted credit for the English bank of issue oourt the Paris pact and other the United States bureau of reclama- the dlsoount on foreign exchange will are premature it may be stated with measures for world cooperation for tion who has been spending the sum- be so great ss to compel the counauthority that that figure is actively mer with his family at Las Vegas try to make and consume her own the oommon good of mankind” tinder consideration Discussions of Nev failed to bring hi overcoat when goods Urge Study of 8oclal Ethlee a conclusive character have been goI he came to Salt Lake Monday but social teachthe ethics of ing on In Paris during the week-enby Study he did bring compliment to Salt LakMarks ers waa also urged by Dean Ben-nlo- ers on the Confusion " and will be continued tomorrow Becool weather here "nice sides experts upon exchange matters relating to international relaMr Alexander has been basking Silver Inaugural Governor Moret of the Bank of tionships and clvlo duties as well tadally msuxlmumaof 114 and 117 deMEXICO CITY July 37 WPV-aa those of a personal nature Prance end Etr Robert Klndersley fees It Is hotter— sometimes much Influential member of the board of HOUSTON Texas” July 37 UP) "Not long ago questions of Justice Mtter— at the site of the Hoover dam banking situation appeared someon the the Bank of England have had a se- Justice Campbell Overstreet re- were settled by lawless means no In connection with the construction what confused this morningthe new turned a coroner's verdict today that matter of what nature" said Dean of application of ries of conferences sta- first day which Alexander of been Mr hu an hour Calles monetary plan Half In some quarters there wes a dis- the death of Miss Hazel Glover 19 Bennion "It wUl be a great epoch tioned at Las Vegas banks opened financiers position to wait and see tha results wu murder due to a poison dose In the history of ethics and of manHe la in Utah at this time on rou- after the of tomorrow's conferences before given her by Dan P Stratton and kind when lawlessness between na- tine work particularly to lend what were still conferring with banks an-In peaking In too optimistic terms but that 8tratton’s death was suicidal tions may be supplanted by Inter assistance may be required by the or- New York by telephone before generally there Is a strong impression The couple both students at Rice national Justice fairly and peacefully ganizers of farmers under the Hyrum nouncing the ofrate of exchange died early Saturday alter determined Through training of the and Moon Lake The Bank Montreal offered 350 that an agreement will be reached Institute Irrigation projects silver pesos for $100 but would not mortally 111 from the teachers In social ethics and eventu- He expects to meet If such proves the case then groups being found of leaders with a rate on selling dollars The representing the strongest of English poison In a rented car parked on a ally the student a most important thesa two projects In the near future quote lobbies were crowded but there means of hastening the process of and to remain in Utah about a week bank and French banking Institutions will residential street here wm little business be asked to cooperate In making the Justice Overstreet learned that the promoting international peace will a be developed" oouple stopped during the night at acbeme effective Heavy Rainfall Solons Request There also was mention of tha fed- drug store for cold drinks and ha exdose belief that the poison Aids Idaho Area eral reserve bank of New York whose pressed lew days The was Glover's drink Miss In Parley placed disposition to come the aid of the EnPOCATELLO Idaho W)— Pocatello Money AUSTIN TXMJuly 37 WV-- A glish pound should such first aid without her knowledge second of hottest day experienced its session of congress to adjust measures prove necessary Is accepted Shortly before his death Stratton the summer today when the mer- special told a relative here he and M1h and restore the values of United as an assured fact to 100 cury climbed district The Glover were secretly married June 33 Shoe wu asked in s resoZANESVILLE Ohio July 37 north of here received relief yesterday States currency of ths (Copyright 1331 by New York Times) although records were found Whlah 78 United with rain A heavy fall was reported lution offered in the house Brocksom A P lishowed he obtained a marriage i Texas legislature today by Repre" cense March 1 at Columbus Texas States army retired died at his home In the mountains and extinguished sentative Sam Bryant of Memphis Gold Advocates accord- forest fires and was married March 3 to a girl at Miami Fla last night The resolution referred to the oonr ing to word received here today He Between Monldt and Lima Mont mlttee on state affairs charged conat Sugarland Fear Bimetalisra a cloudburst destroyed a highway unZanesville wm a of native NEW YORK hu delegated the control of July 27 WV-T- he service dur- der construction The Upper Snake gress General Brocksom values of American money to selfish stemming of the flow of London gold also River valley received some of toe interests China He in rebellions the ing that now had the masses of to Paris was viewed with satisfaction afford shower served In the Indian wars ths peopls In their control and were In Wall street banking circles’ today Spanlah-Amerlc- an war the During rich immensely through becoming of the The vast accumulation he wu wounded at Santiago and Coal manipulation of the money structure world’s gold stock by France and the afterward retired from active Commodity prices have decreased tUnited States Is being regarded with WASHINGTON July 37 W)— Rep- shortly service He wu recalled during the to such an extent that many farmers Increasing apprehension In Interna- resentatives of all organized railroad World war and stationed In the Hawill be unable to pay their taxes or tional banking circles where some ob- labor In the United States and waiian Islands servers see a real threat to the gold Canada met here today to discuss provide the necessities of Ills the will be In Arlington cemeBurial Washington! juiy 37 m — Al- resolution said standard as the vehicle of internat- pressing problems Including wages tery though more thsn 50 replies have ional trade and fear unsettling eg! and unemployment been received administration offi"atton for bimetalism The deliberations were held secret cials studying toe possibility of a It was learned to high banking but D B Robertson of Cleveland to general conference on the coal titua-tio- n (quartern Wall street that the Bank chairman of the meeting said the el England would have no difficulty attitude of the railroad workers today still were unable to give the attitude of toe operators in arranging a large credit here If It toward the proposed 16 per cent should need It to support the pound BOSTON July 37 WT—The sightSecretary Lamont who with SecMONTEREY Mexico July 37 UP)— freight rate Increase was on ths proSprung as was railroad consolidation ing of 40 icebergs In one day wu retary Doak last week wrote 123 lead- Francisco Cardenas Industrialist and gram mine It was anygeetod by one leading In ing communication tt a operators they rancher asking reported today appeared to be (he victor by anker however it might be more e from Lieutenant Commander N G would be willing to attend a confer- a large majority as results were tabBLAST KILLS ENGINEER to checking the flow of gold 37 (AT— An Ricketts commander of the coast ence tiM gone to his vacation and ulated L03 ANGELES July In the gubernatorial trom to Earls If the Bank of explosion believed caused by the igni- guard’s oceanographic expedition In left toe situation tor Doak to handle elections today for the state of Neuvo Leon 1 obtained a credit In Paris wrecked'the at commerce northern latitudes The purpose of Replies received tion of accumulated gas the Cardenas the candidate of the so gt in worlds supply of roughly engine room of the Los Angeles Paper the expedition Is to obtain data department today were turned over clal democrat party was opposed by Doak to to which declined them Invasion Anacleto Ouerrero Indepenin ruorn-farHe discuss today ths General annual through Manufacturing company early gold half is now held by the and killed H w Scott an engineer of the steamer lanes by Icebergs may saying he haul not had time to study dent The electionz were held withfctatoa out disorder the answers 3 a tilth by France who waa burled hfneath tom f brick be forecast Benator ASKS SOVIETS ON ROAD WORK The paper told its readers that six bushels of the grain sent to a mill at Lima will Immediately start the paper to them Wheat sells for 40 to 43 oents a bushel here Bingham of Connecticut its president waa best or BRITISH LADY SIXTEEN BID Ohio Paper market bride (Srwlal lTka Trttwil DENVER Colo July 37— A new type of training for school teachers to give them a greater background of world history art and activities so they may impart more 28 u Auto Rail Crash Kills Trio in Car -- ry Jurylndicts Four On Fraud Charge celebration Aviatrix Hops Off Ori Tokio Flight Lindy Begins Far iFlight With Wife ' X ( ed Coroner’s Jury Lays Girl Death' d w l To Poison Potion The MLODIHISIHIIEIIM SfflCDIS Retired Army hit General Dies Flershelm VPh-Gen- eral IS A of a i real fpsrtultyt at the lowest prices la Ilf- - teea years are aa lavltatloa te save money Railroad Workers Discuss Problems n yea eaat te miss Parley PJan Awaits Discussion Scientists Sight Forty Icebergs Social Democrat Wins Mexico Vote The Florsheim ef--iv- Ilon Great velaea now w CO Shoe Store 164 Sout(i Main Street it— h ' 4 |
