| Show S jg-t- The Weather Local Metal Prices UTAH WYOMING — Mostly fair Thursday and Friday warmer Thursday IDAHO NEVADA — Fair Thursday and Friday warmer southern Idaho and northern Nevada (Detailed Report on Rate Twenty) Silver Copper VOL 123 NO 163 STOCK IN BIG RALLY SPOKANE Wash Sept 23 (AP)—Senator William E Borah expressed the opinion today that if an International money conference is not called “the money question will be one of the issues of the next presidential It may not be in the platforms” the senator campaign said “but it certainly will be land at the present time With her in the campaign navy nursing the idea of mutiny Shares Register One of Widest Advances Since Last June If the flow of gold" he said “should continue In the next five years In the way it has for the last five the UnltedV States and France would have from SILVER STAGES ANOTHER GAIN to 85 90 per cent! of the world'Sj gold The rest ofSonv’ the world would! fir have less than 15 Confident Spirit Also Prevails at Reopening of London Mart : business We Montanan Looks for should be rich In! gold but bankrupt in markets for our goods and the products of our JAGGER farms” The senator valescent Wall street hurled security prices jubilantly upward today as the doctors hinted that the more Important surgical operations upon the economic structure may have been abcfut completed Possibly we could lf restore to nearly of the human family the purchasing power of monetary systems their money" with which to do “Free Silver” Revival 23 de- scribed the discon- tinuance of gold redemption by the Bank of England as “rather start” ling “But the gold standard has failed" he asserted “even betrayed Its first and most devoted friend In that friends hour of greatest need Share prices registered one of the “Everybody sympathizes with Eng of the year but the a zeping upturn of the normally more dignified bond market was even more spectacular The cheer-f- u less spread to commodities and cotton silver and grains were higher Bar Silver Jumps Bar silver at New York was quoted at 29 cents an ounce up 8 of a cent from yestei day’s final level the highest since July 3 and 2 cents under the year's high established cents above Provo Area Offers March 16 It was 4 Largest the bottom level touched In Febru- ary Held Ever Exposition Shares gained $1 to $15 the widest advance since the war debt moratoriin District um rally of June In bonds there were numerous upturns of $30 to $100 per bond of $1000 par value par(Special to The Tribune) ticularly An the foreign issues and PROVO-T- he big white “Y" that the domestic rails and the average advance was the widest In more than graces the mountainside was happy a year Trading was the most ac- along with all the rest of Utah countive for a full session since last ty tonight for— October Utah county's seventh annual fall opens tomorrow Wage Cuts Create Stir Truly this exposition will be a The 10 per cent wage reduction announced by United States Steel cor- study of just what this prosperous has within Its bounds but poration and followed by similar an- county nouncements by several other large there is a something his year that concerns was widelymterpreted In destines the event as the greatest in Wall street as one of the final capitu- this district's annals The beautiful fair grounds lations to the forces of deflation It was acknowledged that it will proba- boast of numerous improvements bly have a retarding Influence on the exhibits promise to be larger trade for a time but Wall street felt and more elaborate the various that It removed one of the major displays will hold more of an educational atmosphere and the feaelements of uncertainty tures that w ill grace the three-da- y The London erltds had a decidedly disturbing influence for seveial show should alone mark the exdays even before It broke but with position as a success trading confidently resumed In the Foi emost on the opening day's proLondon stock exchange today Wall gram is the queen of queens’ contest street hoped that the British situa- For at 7 o'clock Thursday evening tion had become definitely a thing will be named the Utah county fair of the past as a dominant Influence queen here Selection of queens In seven Utah Railway Aid Nears county cities has brought out a stateFinancial quarters have been wide interest In the competition The gravely concerned over the plight girls representing the cities and who of the railroads and have regarded will compete for the honors tomorIt as one of the last vital problems row night are: Miss Audrey Davis Leht Miss to be dealt with but speculative Strong American Fork Miss quarters were willing to credit rumors today that aid either in the Zelma Driggs Pleasant Grove Mibs form of ln( reased freight rates or re- Zclma Adamson Provo Miss Melba duced wages or possibly both was Jenkins Springville Miss Lois definitely being arranged Railway Creer Spanish Fork and Miss Letla shares led the advance in stocks and Lant Payson can ier bonds t egtstered many of the The queens In visits throughout more Impressive upswings In that tho state have spread the word of the Utah county fair most effective- market With the resumption of trading In (Continued on Pure Three) iColumn One) Iondon ths stock exchange lifted thp ban against shnit selling In rt (AP) WASHINGTON Sept Revival of the silver issue which made the presidential campaign of 1896 one of the bitterest in American history was predicted today by Senator Walsh Democrat Montana Walsh said the btmetalism question was forcing Itself upon the world today as a result of the maldistribution and shortage of gold and the ' destruction of the purchasing power of a large part of the Orient and Latin America” wJest advances QUEEN CONTEST LABOR FEDERAL MARKS OPENING MEN EXPRESS Unemployment relief was the topic at two joint sessions In each of which the Salt Lake county commissioners participated Wednesday Sitting with the city commissioners a program was evolved which Included a $500000 bond Issue for storm sewers In the city and financing of $342000 in relief woik by the county The commission fixed October 24 as the tentative date for the bond election Sitting with the state road commission later in the day the county commissioners agreed to participate 6 FAILS OF AFFROVAL Warm $292 431 (Bt Aiseclattt The additional $225000 of road work on the state system within this county will Include: Beginning of construction on the airport route from Salt Lake to the Tooele county line at a cost of $125000 approximately be financed 26 per cent by the Different Opinions Arise to county and 74 per cent by the state from federal funds Concerning Erfect of Improvement work on Ninth East street in the county to be financed Wage Reductions equally by county and state and estimated to cost $30000 (Bt Assorlttrl Press) Improvement work In similar WASHINGTON Sept 23— With amount In Emigration canyon simthe federal government gravely pon- ilarly financed dering the possibilities of the turn Magna Route Included toward lower wages organt on the Magna-Tooel- e Improvements bor condemned the action of the estimated to paved highway beas a Steel corporations tonight cost $20000 state and county sharing ' trayal of faith As president of the American Fed- equally on the Copperton-Blnghaeration of Labor William Green Improvements road to cost $10000 shared cuts termed the pay "morally wrong equally and economically unsound " Construction work on a detour low “No greater than this has yet road from the Warm Springs to which been struck against the forces (Continued on Pee Two) have been and now are serving to (Column Onpt a bring about retuin of prospetity" STIMSON URGES END OF FIGHTING —g ’ 4 s' I s'i in- Secretary of State Bares App eal to Nations of Orient Action Kills I'rospccts of Demand for Immediate Fajment of Vet Money Prr) (Bt (Hr Associated Press) DETROIT Sept 23—Prohibition toniglit held thecenter of the stage of the American Legion convention as delegates prepared to vote tomorrow on a resolution asking a nation-wid- ties in Colorado GUNS Dispatch Says Three Citizens American Slain at Mukden BONUS RESOLUTION Emblem in School War the construction piogrem road work on the state system now under way or in small part completed for this year of ! KILL U S Losing Fight in Committee Blast Rips In a $225000 In addition to Lctd ? Legion Men WAR REPORT LOS ANGELES Sept 23 (iP) — A diet of raw cotton disguised In spinach the y Rivalry Between 685c JAPAN Warning to Including Dry Faction Utah Delegation Wages formed physicians tonight is saving the life of Marvella Donovan who swallowed a nail last Saturday She finished her fourth day of cotton diet and the latest pictures attendants at the hospital said show that the cotton has encased the nail tional Road Expenditure Totaling Quarter Million Zinc PAGES— FIVE CENTS Hines Qives Cotton Diet Saves Child Eating Nail at the geneial hospital BERLIN Sept 23—The Telegraph Union said tonight Chinese nationalist circles in Berlin have received telegrams stating that three American citizens were killed at Mukden Manchuria by Japanese soldiers referendum on e subject The resolutions committee late this afternoon voted to submit no resolution on the bonus question which President Hoover Universi- against warned In his addiess Monday The action of the committee was believed W axes to have killed definitely any prospect of a demand for Immediate payment Fret) DENA ER Colo Sept 24— Student rivalry flared Into open hostilities today between Denver university and Colorado School of Mines students after dynamite had been used to blast away a part of the huge Mines "M” on Lookout mountain near Golden One charge went off yesterday and a detachment of freshmen was detailed to guard highways near Golden last night Despite precautions another blast shook the mountain side during the OF COUNTY FAIR PAY CUT VIEWS 7-- 2 Program Includes Order for Vole on Bond Issue to Finance Storm Sewers her gold standard rejected with two and a half million men and women out of employment and with her taxes Increased to the limit her STATE ADDS MORE courage and her statesmanship are tried” being sorely HIGHWAY PROJECTS England wilt change her mind under these circumstances and meet other nations in a conference he added "Possibly there could be New Policy Calls for Addiworked out a broader basis for the one-ha- cents per capita Associated Press Financial Editor NEW YORK Sept 23— Con- 0 22 1931 21 CITY COUNTY PRIDES SOAR By CLAUDE SEPTEMBER ’ ‘ WETS LEGION Senator Predicts LAUNCH JOB WIN DUEL FOR Vote Issue Money RELIEF MOVE LIQUOR VOTE BOND A MORNING SALT LAKE CITY THURSDAY 29 Wc The names of those reported killed were not given but it was said they n were employes of the Tobacco company Japanese airplanes raked the streets the telegrams were reported to have said with machine gun fire and a Japanese colonel was appointed mayor of Mukden Brltish-Amer-lea- Bureau Head Flays Move for More Veterans’ of the bonus Drys Wage Ritter Fight The prohibition resolution was being drafted by a subcommittee authored after a long bitter fight in committee The vote of the committee was 25 to 19 to submit the icsolutlon to the convention Dry leaders fought the proposed action with all the sttength they could command holding It was a political question and not within the legion s prov ince The temper of the legionnaires has been shown to favor muh a vote All week delegations have Bonus By Aiiociated WASHINGTON Sept 23 (UP)— Secretary of State Stlmson revealed late today that he had urged Japan and China to cease hostilities la Manchuria and to withdraw from the present "situation of danger” At the same time the secretary made public a note to the league of nations expressing this country’ “whole-hearte- d sympathy” with the league's efforts to establish peace In He Manchuria promised the United States would send Japan and China notes “along similar lines” to those sent by the league Ptmi) DETROIT Sept 23— Legionnaires were warned today by a former com rado in aims Administrator Hines of veterans’ af falls npt to risk public good will by demanding fuithei payment on adjusted service certificates Speaking ftom tho same rostrum hall of the Ameriannual convention paraded the streets with signs return of beer ftom which President Hoover delivdemanding a Shouts for beer filled the convenered a similar appeal on Monday tion hall as President Hoover Hines said “One with his ear to the U 8 Voices Appeal concluded his address Monday ground cannot have failed to hear And today when the employment an occasional rumble and criticism The Geneva body previously had night commission directed towaid the American Le- passed resolutions asking that submitting Its reThe trouble started last week asked that the question of gion becHuso of It antiilptaed fur- Japan and China be importuned t port over low flew an when airplane cease hostilities in Manchuria and ther demands in behalf of the prohibition be given due consida parade of Mines students at to withdraw troops from the military eration If presented the delegates men " went wild Cheering was pro“We must not forget that the tone Golden and dropped Denver uniStlmson’s appeal to cease hoslonged with the former soldiers Intangible asset of good wilt Is versity streamers upon the tilities was made to Japan and the most valuable we ran possibly marchers last Saturday a homestanding on their rlialrs and China through their respective made bomb was exploded on a shouting their excited approvals possess” the former brigadier The committee vote by departvacant lot adjacent to the Denenvoys here Ambassador Kafc general said “The legion has ments was announced as follows' had It unboundedly It has It tover university campus sujt Dehuchl and Charge d 'AfFor icfercndum -- Alahuma Califaires I ung KwaL The secretary day But It Is a fickle thing and fornia Connecticut District of Comust 1)0 carefully guarded Nothexpressed hope that the two counhe said lumbia France tries would be able to settle their Italy Louisiana ing can vanish more quickly" It was not long before the Green Maine Massachusetts difficulties without Intervention Itines urged also that the Maryland statement reached the White House men think carefully before de- by other powers Michigan Minnesota England Monand other high administration quartana New Jersey New Mexico New manding at this time pensions for In agreeing to dispatch notes to ters It was felt tonight that reverYork North Dakota Ohio Oregon widows and orphans of veterans Japan and China "similar” to thosa berations are bound to follow Panama Rhode whose deaths were not caused by sent by the league rather than joinPennsylvania President Hoover Is not expectIsland Wisconsin war service but If the legionnaires ing In the league’s action Stlmson ed definitely to take sides His should determine to ask this he was believed to be avoiding the I tahns Vote Nay chief concern It was made plain charge that the United States was In the only Information from the Colorado added Opposed — Arkansas “Then I earnestly urge that the ef- participating directly in league poGeneva Frowns on Flotilla Goorgia Idaho Indiana fectiveness White House today Is to assure Nippon Spokesman of your appeal In such litical affairs Iowa Kansas Kentucky Mississipthere will be no lowering of worthy cause be not China Flays Japan of American living standards Nebraska Oklahoma South an admittedly pi Holiday to be discounted as surely Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah permitted The note to the league Green charged tho United States secretary's it will Le by any other action lookwas prompted by a league resolution Virginia Washington Wyoming Steel corporation with violating to even an encumbrance ing greater Associated Tress) (By The wording of the resolution and to lnfon the United States of its promise made to the nation when it GENEVA Switzerland Sept 23— The Italian proposal of the means suggested for putting the against the treasury such as the action regarding the Manchurian and others assured wages would be sen further payment adjusted jon (Continued on Pm Two) maintained “during this distressing a “gentlemen’s agreement” for an Immediate one-yequarrel This was viewed here as vice certificates ’’ Kolmnn Two ' an open bid for Washingtons parperiod of unemployment of the United armaments truce received the endorsement 1 ticipation between0 'president Hoover00 and States before the league of nations assembly disarmament NANKING China Sept 23 (UP) ‘committee today but met the prominent industrialists and labor —A charge that Japanese troops leaders two years ago opposition of Japan have "wantonly destroyed lives and After that session a White House am R Wilson American In was Manchuria Hugh mads property” statement said the conferees had basaador to Hwltzeiland anil by the Chinese government tonight agreed against wage reductions on BOY’S In of his the in a third government dispatching protest to the one hand and new demhnds for disarmament committee announced n Tokyo against occupation of Increases on the other the United States was ready to accities by Japan s troops Labor has kept Its pledge Green cept the plan for the armament holiSimultaneously the central execudeclared in his protest tonight He tive committee of the people s party day except for suspending Its (Salt lake Tribune-- ( hirago (Special to The Tribune) made no mention of retaliatory of (lestmyer construe tlon The Issued a manifesto condemning tha Tribune Service) MARYSVALE Sept 23 -- In the moves such as strikes construction Is needed he said as first hunting aeridi nt of the season BOUGHKEEBSIE N Y Sept 23 Japanese occupation and uiglng ths his “arsentiment Summing up a measut e of unemploj ment relief in this sei tlon Saniui I’nge 14 son —'I he blazing body of a touh mur- Chinese population to remain calm rived after delllierate and calm (Br Aiiarlattd Preti) der vlrtlm found on an abandoned the Kuo Min News agency said Naotake Sato Japanese spokes-ma- n of Mr and Mis H R I’ngc was consideration" he said It waa repSAN FRANCISCO Sept 23— Dikilled by the aerldenlnl dts-- i countiy road 12 miles cast of Bough declaied It Imprai tlrable resented by the expressed opinion rectors of Six Companies Inc build- - attempt an Immediate trure He harge of a small lallber rifle In the keepsle this morning was tentative-- Japan Frowns of Julius Klein assistant secrerrs of Hoover dam today named W uiged the matter be postponed for hands of a companion Morris My Identified after autopsy an of commerce w til tary that “there 12 of a Brooklyn that machine On Intervention Burr slot A Bechtel Sr president of the board be to hell pay throughout the S SHANGHAI Sept 23 fAP)— Japan The two bn) a accompanied by rin keteer United States tn the event of a to succeed the late William H Wat- - the general disarmament confeience tn lebruary The body burned almost beyond whose troops have occupied southern Williams 15 had bci n hunting Bye general wage reduction" tls who died here September 13 after Mr Wilson voh ed dissatisfaction in the hills wist of here Sunday af- leuignitlon had been drenched with Mum tun la since Saturday was beThis opinion was expressed by a In Illness quarters her with lingering the Japanese position and as- - ternoon They worn all on horae gasoline after being dumped In the lieved Klein Inst night Today he had no luishea Apparently the victim had today determined to settle her trouGeorge Graham Hire Pleads comment Bechtel Is also president of the '"Tied the psychological value of the bni k bles with China without permitting h h h' Burr's home was on the hillside fli st been shot to death Own Gause al Income ’‘'"V"! If It did not above There a ns no attempt to conceal W A Bechtel company one of theA Tho discovery was made by two intervention by Russia or any other be entirely the other two boss and in atthe disappointment of the admlnls- - six associated organizations handling would now agenry Tax Hearing begin tempting to put tils f la in tho s ol- boys (Contlnurd on Put Three) Fred Close of There was no confirmation of wild the dam contracts He was prcvtilenl Assemblyman Dud Cecil of Gieat Britain ap-o- f die siabbard the weapon was dia iCohurn 7 Sreet the National Associated General proved the proposal in pi Ini Iplc charged the bulli t sti Iking the l’age Poughkeepsie n ting as a spei lal In- rumors In the Chinese press than tens tn 1929 NEW YORK Sept 23 (T) -- George vestigator for the offlie of Dlatrlet Russia was making war preparations lng “Nobody can doubt that If the boy In the fm i tie id Gi aham Rl e brought from Atlanta Dutihess eoun In biberla to Interfere In the clarti of F O Waltts was selected by the time is pun th able It Is desirable 'I he othir lads him teil Into town Attorney Hiliwaitz board to sneered Ileihtel as fnstl He took a middle position how for ansi dance and off li er s bci ompu-nle- tv phom d the homli Ida buieau of 'Japanese and Chinese armies along penitentiary where ho was serv Ing a h e president of the Six Companies lever sentence for fraudulent use of the them bark to the si r ne for ttie t tie Hi ooklj n polite thnt the vie 'the zone of the Japanese-owne- d ptnisMlng that the Itallnn Urns ilothe hid hern purchased inbouth Mnnrhuiiun railway mulls In the ssle of Idaho coppir Wattls leirnlly assumed chairman- - sihcme he embodied In n resolution body On the contrary the soviet stock to stand ti lal for failure to rean Investigation of that lioruinli and that a token ram ship of the Utah Const rut tlon rom- - In be sent to all governments wlth Folowlng SEATTLE — 23 An pany (P) As set nnd vli e provident Of the request that they annoum e their fli ri s tin Idcd no Inqm st would be used in slot nun bine- had eminent previously had made a mild port $1 HiM) 0OO Income during the ""‘inrcmcnt wasSept nude today by the Hlx t bi t n found In one of the pm k( ts enr f)5 appeared In fedei prolrst azuii st Japunra1 troops coattitudes IneressMiy " '’rly' jy S aimy that theip 1 um ml seivb ea for the mps lug the Chinese lav'crn rad way The F reni h position remained un- wete today In an effm t to obtain a bill of boy indlo tin station at Kwangi tiengtze (Chimp Igijieral manager of the Moirtvon-whlc- h dlsiloacd f''Jm'“ral but the Polu h dr legale hi Id In he ward ehapel T uesdriy particulars and various piivllcgesr a ‘l"bllhed hjhud' en rompanv of Boise Idaho cast doubts on the piiu th ability The Japanese sub1 cquently hun) he aald were necessary for hl"'rv of with Interment In Muryavale City mil ly at Mai shall a small Island In evai unted the station opera'ed jointRK Sait Lake City Utah defense emetery appl) ln£ the true e sound 'Sitka south of Juneau ly by the Kii'slan amt Chine e Although Rice was accompanied atlm wan made under at the lomieetion with tha to court by two attorneys he did hlsllhp “P'rvlalon of the Alaska tele Ith South Main huilan railwuv own pleading 23 ’AU' — lunr 11 s A Kept noth In Nlmnvhal and Tukvo thiro ?°rl’"' It became known that he had dings were de ’roved b mmunlca- assertions that prp authoritative served an order to show rause why H Mi ndoi fins (oust tlon within Alaaka sweeping on end thrmiKh would pot pi rmit Intervention the nudlon hduld not hr granted i omit v e than too men nun and (oilav Alnak with the iither by the liugue of nullum or telegraph eypr nltfnr by hlrnaelf inderul of n i weia fighting the flames In a ilozi n tern to all t he wot Id Ignilorlea of the Kellogg part for upon Carlton Fox of Walliuo Idaho uni 'en i blazes A fdmltftr elation will be Inalutled A' Mug tnde-iiouiii cinent of win h Aperlal aadHtnnt attorney general at The Ingest flic 25 miles nnt'hSt Mhhnr) Alnaka aouthrietnf was bilevixl who w ill pr oecute Rh o under the In Japan mi'll’) st iMuh wi I of and burnli g over farm to mail1 tin her po'l’lom along FIIOI MX A iz f pt 21 (AP) — Commander Firle Oilng'on a ho romr tax indictment United State Nome the algna! rorpa announced HATitT Rt k Npt 23 (l'i-fi- ix and nang land nud nu ood I'm-o- f Ihe faiu’li M irn iHirlan ral'wav Inauguration 20 vesrx ago of air mail fli w tie fuvl mail plane on Hv a m Attorney eorge Z Mednlle (imp In li i lid of Mi b si Mr r r and n the ib u nods bad ini nine uml In the I nllid b'a'ra was mile flight from Img without further advnm e uni 11 hough Itlro eounnel rjjepited th Island In John P I nin of ml lop U S Amenta I re bin e P s s wi hmivi tied wo Hague hoop a posiuifn ommrn orated heir today when a Mlneola N Y ncgotinMom wlili China have bern polntment of n rperlnl properutor in dent rt hi t rdght win li tin lr farm phnne ottli e and a t tine ii imina'ed ici more than 20 llmesi blirte and illy offnlals Im hiding home was ill Mini swift all The government rnntend Ulee'p 1) v fire i Thrre T hrimi limit most as powirtul as the first mall plimr (tow mot (rfniga W P Hint and of China today income for the year 193 Id'rt Ht?7 A It ( IIIHISIIOP WINS HONOR m i of the lo id ihlldmi mining npe mi id as a rlav of rnouni-- li 0oo ohm swooped down ugn Phoenix f kv l)l Major I r inklln I ana g let ted ( and RUS we approximately I t rom an in ills wind iw but appm g Pi M he TORON1T) pt OOO ami luimllii' Um wiMi fhns f'v-- ii Cil 21 (AP)— Morn- - w'r ftllh Unibank The lndhtnient however re bringing mil Hililm k ami Pi l (ninrtnn i id 'V tlu m it n ov i nine he ot DfNvrn ’i m H C I id It iM'as ari li I rank 11 M at li i ( mart ns an sv they don of to the grmnd Hilihioik Intea to only the year lJ") w hen I' if e hers of na' Ion wldellqioi runnlnv rtm-ia- l j fprd who iiigi d In an t nn in i war In hop of N wu Ml i Sf o' la line nu r Me M nit huilan tltua-- i moon ring were sought tod i tiv fi deni! oiav'i r gem ral undi r wlu ealuiln Is a lh pod lo hav e pi ofiled tl ("Pig ACcr a In cf m t li r p1 n e rn o and h u nioi 'ps to ( u m ( i all nun 'o of n li Ion iil( pi mile In' I he ssle of M l)o nipper glm k al a gen Is w ho said hundreds of gallni s irt nit Ion (he lirrt f Ig lit wav m i ie fi m he ( i d and tb parti d (m I u I I hr a if air II Am a In l hr on e I In o if Mil g' O' i il in Vt III) lens rf millions xuffcrtrif I'hough nn profit ws r ported A of ah ohol for we In tmumlat ture T he plane re n Ing 5Ti pounds of on wluue a vminl mi m Hint vnill Mm h ha'ali 'i Abnip J 2 f I i and n in d of the ( him h f oni fioo I) that have taken a’ 'eu ' b)i of $4 '6 non phi old bni e been of boulli g llquorhid bi en shipped mall suimped wllh a "pmal gov - obtrved I a'e m Ihe atln pm n the ( i n m h it ( amidn t In Mo l ie aai ids Id 40(1 OlO Hu s aim p e of s mu was e do Denver from Aiimrs II In ttia eirunenl rai her In e of Hu mirrt lo k oft oil a lelurn f hi Mini who rn paid on the amount Indh led Idght In ipi d nu John h P Mill h on ot winnlpi g who n F r 1 n nlh m ling to the govei nmrnt Iul e of Dodii fountain supplies 17 T i lartne 13 i’r'r i T (Cmd ww tido’ed by Lltu'i pant Lluibank intliul U t juu it u L uni) In the crowded can Legion s 1 U S APPROVES ARMS TRUCE JAPAN BALKS at Idea Armaments ar Af-to- n i) U yesterday and Monday A statement by Richard Whitney president explained that the ben had been Imposed as an artificial restriction purely as a temporary exnedient and was not a reverse of the exchange's long established policy of maintaining a free market Exchange Demands Names Lifting of the ban against the bears was a signal for a hurried bear retreat rather than a resumption of bear onslaughts for the action was Interpreted as indicating that the exchange officials felt that no more acutely unsettling situations were hanging oer the maiket The exchange continued 1U requirement tliut members furnl h dally Information as to the identity of shmt sellers whlih tended to hold bears In re- straint Tliere was conMili rahle difference In speculative quarters much weight should be given the upturn In stocks for the share market had been under pressure long enough to make a tec hnleal rallv overdue and the abrupt rebound was not Bppieclubl jdlffrrent (Continued nn P Pventefn) I oiumn t of opinion as to how inht WILL ROGI RS SAYS: ) u v i i" nii HooverDam LIFE MOBSTER SLAIN ENDS icpte-sentatl- Firm Picks Mary-churla- New Leader pro-gia- MINING STOCK MAN APPEARS IN U n COURT - 1 Alaska Possesses Radio T eleplioni' d gov-mon- lv - V alT-our- Forest Blazes i " SIX CHILDREN FIRST AIRMAIL PILOT FLIES IJNFR IN ANNIVERSARY FETE lrt 1105)1 1 1 I N M N pt 2J— It'd tvto day and two night hrr hy mil flew here In eun hour in HhI Ka he's (the molr coin rdy prmliKvr') prltafe plane 1 i aptuln I! kfton piloting fkiioiihln't wy nntlilin thnt would in any may h rietrlim nttU to the poor railroad for they lira having tough enough Metidlnf 1 ho only thing "rMlnjc” Iho It I the government rritrle- tlonn) If they would lay off end let 'rin run in their own wim nmsle the puhlle would omo hath IhN U the prrttlent little tow n In the went mtr II Is 1UMI us HUNT ACCIDENT SLOT MACHINE liojn pt pie-par- ed r Seek i Alcohol Shippers 1 i I f h-- ei rvr V r I i i i t 1 g i i I i 1 i 4 - is |
