| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING State News From Utah Points OCTOBER 25 1932 of the finance come Wellsville and highway between Login and this also will be diained stuting next week at a cost of about Joy aecretary mlttee made a report on the expen Establish Fails to Identity Inquest diture the renovation the church by members of the congregation hour week and federal mini The Woman Of Murdered Found rates Young pay will be enforced bv LOGAN ROAD mum rot labor the state along WORK STARTS of $ t 00 of 30 SMOOT TELLS GIRLS ESCAPE MORONI RALLY OF FARM AID Senator Reviews 'Republican Efforts to Advance Agriculture MORONI- - ior the first time In the history of the United States agrl culture was put on a parity with industry so far as tariff protection is concerned by the Republican tariff revisions of 1922 and 1910’’ This was the declaration of Senator Reed §moot at a Republican rally here Monday night Continuing he said’ “The farm bureau's analysis of the act shows that industrial rates were increased one seventh over the 1922 level while agricultural rates were increased more than one-haPractically all the commodities far which the farmers asked duties were given protection” Senator Smoot said that these "tariff benefits have been given the farmer by the Republican party over the violent protests of the Democratic party " Charges Misrepresentation “I don't recall a single tariff speech by a Democrat during this campaign that has not been packed with mishe representation and falsehoods" continued "Our opponents realize that if they recognize the facts and demonstrated truths their theories will not have a leg to stand on So they pretend that the Smoot Hawlev act was an unprecedented boost of indii'-triaThe bipartisan duties tariff commission found that 94 per cent of all the increases m the Smoot Hawley act were made on products of agi cultural origin ’"lhe fanat'cal efforts of the Demo cratic party to discredit this law are merely an attemot to cover up their own betrayal of the farmer to the peasan’s of foreign countries "The future welfare of the state of depends upon the maintenance Smoot-Hawle- y lf AT THE FIRST SNEEZE USE r'a J ON SIX MISSING CRASH INJURY MEN LOCATED TOOELE — Two girls narrowly es caped death Monday at 6 45 p m au thonties reported when the automobile In which they were riding was struck at West and Vine streets by an eastbound Tooele Valley Railway company freight train Alene Atkin 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard G Atkin of Tooele was cut on the right hand and her chin was scratched Lydia Atkin 15 her guter who was said by investi- gators to have been driving the automobile was not injured The automobile which was reported to have been dragged 40 feet by the train was demolished Lydia Atkin said she drove north and stopped at the tracks Falling to see the approaching train she said she drove onto the tracks Then she said she saw a flicker from the fire box of the engine which was pushing a tram of cars and turned her automobile sharply to the east The step of the foremost car a coal car struck the machine on the left front fender Members of the tram crew were L H Branscomb engineer Joseph Abbot firemen John Daley conduc tor and J J McHugh brakeman All are of Tooele HOOPER— Anxiety over the prolonged absence of six men was dis pelled Monday at 8 p m when they docked their motor boat at the West Point Gun club after two days on windswept Great Salt lake Fears for the lives of the men sent Sheriff Amasa Hammon of Weber county m an airplane on a search of the lake Monday for Paul and Francis Powers Earl Stoddard and Ncphi Ross of Hooper and Frank Stoddard and Charles Stoddard of West Point The group left West Point early Sunday in the boat for Antelope island They reported on their return that they launched a motor boa! which had been left at the Island a week ago when it grounded but were unable to return to the mainland earlier The group returned after Sheriff Hammon accompanied by Elmer Ed wards of West Point had searched the lake surface and the island from an airplane piloted by Art Morten sen without sighting the party Rel atives of the family leased the plane for the trip of the grounded Abandonment boat a week ago by Earl and Charles Stoddard resulted In the trip to the Competitive Plan Is The Stoddards on island Sunday Chosen for Band their previous trip had been returned to the mainland by Frank Stoddard MAGNA A competitive system who became concerned when they of selecting candidates for the new failed to return when they were Cyprus junior high school band expected which is in great demand around the county Is being instituted by H B Burial Rifes Held Summerhays director Tentative lists are to be made the Copper Company Official students ranked according to ability Funeral services for Louis C Tay on their various instruments A candidate may challenge anyone ranked lor 41 chief clerk of the Bingham A above him to a contest for a higher po- Garfield railroad who died at his sition This will be accomplished by home In Garfield Thursday of acute each student playing a solo number heart dilation were conducted in the and technical studies before Mr Sum-me- t Masonic temple here Monday at noon under the direction of Christopher havs who will act as Judge Present plans call for both Junior Diehl lodge No 19 Masons Garfield and senior bands to enter the inter Burial took place in the Masonic plot n the Mount Olivet cemetery mountain contest at Price this year Svd Honorary pallbearers wereney Wells F A O’Toole J B Quinn on protective tariffs sugar beets lead A C Ensign H Claude Anderson and coal and other mining and agricul- William J Fitzpatrick aitive pall tural products The Democratic pol-ir- bearers Thomas Jannev William W of lowpr tariffs can lead to onl'‘ Waters Joseph Hadley Daniel Came one result whether it Is applied to ron Theodore Peterson and P G Har lhe farmer or to the working man and that Is a lower standard of living ris "It would be utterly impossible tc maintain our standard of living in Cyprus High to Give this sta'e if the farmers and working Diploma Merit Awards men of this nation should give the Democratic party an opportunity to MAGNA — Students of the Cyprus whittle down the existing protective junior high school who have done duties "It Is true that agriculture is pros outstanding scholastic work awill be merit But we have laid the founda- recognized this year with The Republican award A sample of this award which tion of recovery In was of a diploma the form post party is doing everything within its is power to help the farmer pull out of ed last week have before schools the Always the mire onto sound and substantial given many awards for athletic ground” achievement In the district but this is You cannot judge of the wine by the first time students will have been i awarded for scholarship the barrel for of w 1th it ion of as provided bv the county unemploy- A SAN BFRNARDINO Cal Oct 24 long bobbed hair of dark auburn' ment relief roinmittees Mr Wright announced that the ip) — A simple verdict that she came to color eyes large and blue and com program heietofore agreed Contractor Begins Con- - emerKency (h at tne dands 01 Deon plexlon fair Her teeth were In per on in Rich county totaling $12 000rer dea returned tonight at feet alignment he said and have no the!unknown will week and this that begin slruction of New ‘College Rich countv commisuon and otherlVictorvllle asa coroner’s There are no moles marks by jury which fillings or sears on the body The body mea agencies aie preparing a list of the heard uhat jltUe evidence authori sured five feet two Hill’ Highway inches The fore unemployed to be used on this woi k ties had to offer on the identity of an head is low face unusually round unidentified body of a woman found nose small and ears small and closely set The hands are slender and the Olof Nelson Logan contractor Mon- - Cyprus High Names on the Molave desert Schwarm San Pedro a nails well kept day started work on construction of Editor Libt Frederick Large miner who discovered the body and a new state and federal highway from CHURCH GROUPS MEET was di tamed by authorities to the mouth of Logan canyon over Col MAGNA-T- he Pevster the first who TOOELE — Men and women of St his at the insure appearance inquest lege hill to the business section of publication ever by the C prus Marguerite's parish met Friday evethe city Teams and a 1 yard junior high school made its initial failed to ainve from Los Awgeles in ning at the Eagles’ hall with the to was and time released by testify shovel were placed in operation at appearance Monday and caused a Rev W F Kennedy presiding M J police Schwarm found the body near the upper end of the project The great deal of comment an unused desert road wagon to was this effect Announcement paper is published mnnthlv by As though it were a port of missing made by K C Wright assistant en- the students w ith Miss Evelyn Had women the sheriff's office here was state road commission Under gineer ley as fac ulty adviser an agreement with the contractor he Miss Edythe Harris Is editor In besieged with inquiries from many said a portion of the excavated ma- - chief with William Athas assistant parts of the United States More than terial further west on the road w here editor Esler Inskeep Glen Olsen and 100 inquiries had been received ftom there will be a surplus of such mate- - William Cooper associate editors anxious relatives who sought deserip rial will be hauled by team to lm 'James Schnenficld business manager tions of the dead woman Photographs woman were spnt to police of is the only one approved first assistant of the cities piove the giade on the old road con- - Junior Weggeland many Woolfenden netting the city with the canyon Theimannger Seymour to Fifteen Vic who went peisons forces Will be furnish- ond assistant business manager Davie torville to view the body in expecta s ing such surplus material by the tune Aldi edge exchange editor John it be that of one they knew tion might are available i which will be old circulation editor Henry Mori after the peak of the beet hauling sea- - boys’ athletic manager Rfibert Mad failed to make identification A new description was prepared by Isen assistant athletic manager Elsie son passes E T Shay He said the vie A cut of a maximum depth of SOI Barrett feature editor Melva Welch Sheriff feet will be necessary through the ers and Dick Stewart assistant fea tim appeared to be between 20 and 25 sold weight 135 to 140 pounds edge of College hill where the newture editors Margaret Reid music year highway will connect with the pres editor Dorothy Angell art editor ent streets of Logan at Fourth North Creed Titcomb literary editor Vaudis Larsen humor editor Louise Ander and Seventh West Details in these arrangements were son girls’ athletic manager Roger she uses — made Monday at a conference at thearjes class editor ond Ruth Breeze state capltol attended by Mr Wright Leland Pickett Billie Wimmer and of Verlyn Healy as reporters and the county commissioner Cache Ftlade any DENIFS ASSAULT CHARGE Between Logan and Smithfleld near Hvde Park lane pavement has LOGAN — James Maddox of Para heaved badly in the past this being jise pleaded not guilty Monday be To salt pint of water edd one attributed to poor drainage The'fore city Judge Jesse P Rich on a ounca bay rum a amnll box of Barbo ounca of and pavement has now been resurfaced chnige of assault and battery His Compound Any can put thia drugglat with a retread and state forces will trial was set for November 18 and glycerine up or you can mix It at noma at proceed ai once using local unem he was released on his own recog very little coat Apply to the hair ployed to drain between two and nlzance Mr Maddox is alleged to twice a week until the dealred ahade It Imparta color to three miles of the road with tile drain have beat Joseph E White also of ia obtained faded or gray hair and laid bv hand work at an outlay of Paradise according to the complaint etreakedIt soft and glossy Barbo will makes about $10 000 not color ths scalp la not sticky oi Similar conditions exist Mr Wright Pretty faces are often masks for greasy and doe not rub oft reports for about a mile on the paved vacant minds Advertisement four-pag- SALE DINNER SETS V2 Price GALLAWAY IIOOCK & FRANCIS 68 gQ MAIN p 17 e Cream of Tartar baking pare food Kon-team- Ash powder the world over by experts and dietitians any teacher cooking which kind and why! 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At Homo ona-four- I 1 - e AND ruT Essence of MIftol ON YOUR HANDKERCHIEF AND PILLOW NEW ir THERE’S NO TAX I There is no federal tax on any type of local telephone calls costing less service nor on than 50 cents out-of-to- For business or social communication there is no substitute for e contact provided by our toll service It is fast the You get your answer easy to use and tbe charges are reasonable immediately n rates from Sail Lake City l Here are a few typical voice-to-voic- btation-to-statio- " rMVAV Tbs above rates cover three minute conversations Tbe charge for each additional minute is about one third the three minute rate or less Federal tax on toll calls over fifty cents: Calls 50c to 09c— Tax 10C Calls $100 to $1 99-- Tax 15 Calls $2 00 and over— Tax 20 (20 is the Largest Tax) Our 6B2 employes in Salt Lake City are actively interested in telling telephone service they ure your friends and neighbors Any one of them will be glad to discuss it with you accept your order or assist you in any matter relating to the service Our office is at 56 South State St telephone Wusahh 3B11 e No raw tobaccos in Luckies —that’s why they’re so mild TYTE buy the finest the very finest tobaccos in all the world — but that does not explain why folks everywhere regard Lucky Strike as the mildest cigarette The fact is we never overlook the truth that "Nature in the Raw is Seldom Mild” —so these fine tobaccos after The Mountain States Tel and Tel Co y proper aging and mellowing are then given the benefit of that Lucky Strike purifying process described by the words— "It’s toasted” That’s why folks in every city town and hamlet say that Luckies arc such mild cigarettes “It’s toasted" That package of mild Lucklot |
