| Show mt s'' jr fc ' KC f ei is!r ' TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MOENINCf JUNE O CUT IN COTTON Church Growth Further Trade Revival Depends Shows Greatest FIRST STEP IN Gains in History On Political Amity Says Expert V iki p’')? n ( Senator the views Borah expressed great majority of thinking Ameri cans when lie deviated It has been said that this Is repudi of a K'k el 12 1933 LIBERTY MOVE ARMY RESERVE Assassination Attempt On Tyrolese Leader Fail to conti o INNSBRUCK Austria June 11 (TE) An attempt to assassinate Richard But the lamd Steidle leader of the Tyrolese Heim-weholder must take his plate in the sac was made tonight by unidentinfice which the American people We must cease fied men In an automobile been have enduring 11 On— More NEW YORK June Herr Steidle was was wounded In to pay tribute to the gold standard the forearm by one bullet people in the United States weie memof aveiage citizen ol PresiDern Ninth at the Instructs Senate expense Corps 1912 of end Philippine bers of churches at the The assailants fired at StldeJ’ an- the United States " than at any pievipua time reports tomobile as the Heimwchr chief was Hold Area Chiefs Withdraws The senator was right In holding to dent Opposi of Kieffer Linn Dr George president returning to his home here After that it is more important to restore the Association of American Religious firing they fled Periods to Freedom Offer tion industry than to supjxirt gold pav Training Statisticians Steidle Heimwchr oiganlzatton merits which would make the restora Secretary Wallace Will A one year galh of 1088504 or 1 82 recently has boon proceeding xn tion difficult or impossible in v his annual announced was cent per Unc I’om era Next on sharp opposition to both the nazu ‘It is an ill wind that blows no Manila p i June 11 on-- neWASHINGTON June 11 (Ay-survey made public tonight by the and the socialists in the Tyrol The has the yield in francs bv that percentage body good" The depression By ROYAL MEEKER This Dr Kieffer Christian Herald Dern aent Instructions Manuel president Wheat Winter Quezon today leader himself was mentioned recentretary It ill the European holders brought about at least one great goxt ports that said was more than four times the President Index Number Institute of ourbecomes decided to the commanders of th nine corps ly as a candidate for apjxuntment bonds to accuse the United It has dnven business leadi is Id teal of the Philippine senate had Conn June 11— NEW HAVFN at Vienna gain registered in 1931 selfish individ to withdtaw his dishonest and that lze of Slates shortsighted to areas that training camp of the re as federal commissioner repudiation to accept — of opposition Business revival seems definitely He noted a total membership a— 3 bond ualism must be abandoned if the xo these fact in when WASHINGTON June 11 W1)—Full practices 18 weeks of 204 the serve end the In the officers Insular the religious orgamza have set in For the pat ance corps training legislature by w Foi be to v ith is nonuc dollars salvaged are holdei system still 50037-20receiving of this w index b ith States was ordered today the composite business tions of the United speed ahead a pun having power nearly one third the fust time Ameiican business men independence offer tendered by the citizens' military training camps will 13 years and over institute has moved steadily upward initiator of the farm relief ait greater than the dollars of 1928 and of all kinds are ready to consider se- United States gained wide currency be held as usual this summer the from since that trend as congress marched toward the end normal the The magazine reported although The reserve officers’ training corps has in middle of March to the middle of Mav more than double the dollars of 1919 riously combinations orfor public ser- upon arm el here today of members of its special session after arming 1900 church membership mam purpose vice not for the sole No Debt Repeal them with unprecedented authority creased 82 8 per cent compared with a is downward The upw ard movement of the Philippine Independence mis will be held for only four weeks In de have of Many profits private to deal with the problems of agri- population increase of 65 8 per cent of stock prices has of course been Tlie United States has not repudi dared stead ef the usual six weeks themselves ready to consider sion from Washington much more marked than the ruse in ated its debts culture has merely scaled the workeis as partneis m business It however that ever and the men admitted to the Leaders reiterated received who Wallace home Secretary faced with loss of their OTtmuamre'them down to a mild degree At the entitled to a fair share of the profits no agreement had been reached A citizens’ training contingent will be the biggest grant of power eer ex coveryhas tartedlts land of the leisure made possible bv limited to tliose who have foreclosures of the na fame time it has scaled down bv ex membpr of Quezon's mixed deliga at least the basic course completed the tended to an official in the effort to through ability upon enacted measures machines and methods One of the last the unproved in onTiU same to tlv hc the went huge which Washington percentage tion le the r nobtcal scuabbles solve Ametcan faim ills will take before congress recessed for the also were Corps commanders mYtheiV economic difficulties peace ldebls owed to us bv Fiance Great They are ready and anxious to admit March in an attempt to obtain con one of his biggest steps in applying it week-ento make adjustments In camp was a bill designed to ex bv the Indc CrfrmdnN and govern represented public of the BU(ymn1i in lulyi cessions provisions this week when he plans to authorize tend additional powers to the credt ably and justly other countries The amounts offer said Quezon was with arrangements to fit In with condipublicy a proposal for cutting the administration to put farm loans on Opposition to the president’s pro owed foreign tions created bv the establishment of to keep pence sort of supervising artv-sare im to us foreigners by the with opposition to acceptance but tvilun sonservation corps camps in publicly a proposal for cutting the a cooperative basis It proposed a ram has increased along the business anaichists from again drawln( amounts we the con than a constitutional at uld greater meiisely The 30 to cent— jlfhl to take up other signs of business recovery lie hopes per wlucn tie tegular army Is particithe economic machine revolving fund to establish production vention for elimination of “objection at least 10000000 acres — out of pro credit by the owe to them Yet the foreign press wrecking associations similar to farm opposition was manifested The change in the attitude of our bcx pr(nistons pating this never mentions very pertinent “veterans' to of due tion I ui authorization wu given to the pensions loan associations operated for mapy restoration so called business leaders contains the begin Basra Retained who were not injured In service and fact We had already m thedown Soon after In time to influence fall years nine corps area commanders of the the ning of a real economic revolution scaled by the federal land banks "debt settlements" to and com will the of he winter wheat pulling was hanging up planting army to fix dates and make other deprovisions One of the latest congressional ac by debts owed to us 38 to 80 per which mav be more important in its Among the-- e the cisions concerning the camps plete his program for that grain No tions was the adoption of an amend pieces of important bills m the senate public The repeal of the "gold clause' possible results than all the political clause piovidmii for retention bv cent now seems It necessary that vitally effort wilj be made to influence the ment to the industrial naval eontrot public of military and Uncertainty concerning appropriarighlly reduce these for rev olu tions whu h have ever occurred United States size of the 'crop now growing since works act the conference report on banking reforms will have to wait will quto tions has delayed the war departdebts still more To a nation The times are piopitious for a now bases in the islands Is it already has been cut to normal which now lacks only senate action until the regular session The Indus eign ment outers and within rceent weeks deal business The new dealers Acceptance by the legislature bill which should have which has the intention of paving its shouldin act domestic needs by bad weather Pro befoie next January 18 Secretary Dern and his assistants and $100 000 000 available for re trial recovery 20 of cent in vigorouslv pmmptlv a necessaiy making debts reduction per grams to decrease production and tiring farm acreage This action was been pushed through at the same time the debt must be allowed have been bombarded with requests burden should be hailed with before reviving business shall have Then another of sear section of formulate trade agreements aimed to significant which for information about the summer a constitution of industrial an for drafting because it broke the log as the so called “inflation" the revived spirit improve long range prices of rice to jam holding up announcement of the farm relief act was buttered joyI ranee instead of accepting our at archy must be approved by the president of camps and wisdom Great energy bacro corn hogs and dairy products Wallace's cotton plan It is estimated bt the department It assures about in the senate finance commit to counteract the evils of an must be exercised to bring about the the United Slates also are at his elbow The plan tee to the injury of both business and tempt said today that “in the in that approximately 37500 men will him of sufficient financing us desired coordination and lcgulation Quezon calls unit money appreciated gold the bill After knocking at the doors of con terest of the Iilipino and American participate in the citizens' military contemplates the leasing of lands and harsh names and cites her own virtu of the economic system gresa for 13 years agriculturists this selling of options to farmers on 2 Bankers Critical peoples it is essential that doubtful draining camps scattered throughout as the onlv to ous adherence gold more were accorded legislation 500 000 bales of government cotton The "revolt" is not confined to con sound standard It is especially in ltnt (Copyright 1913 Index Number In objectionable pun isinns be clarified" the various corps areas spring than has ever before been directed at less than market Much criticism is quite nut gre-- s stitule Inc ) prices “Loopholes In Iaw" ing to be called a defaulter bv a na specfically in its direction in a decOne of Wallaces most extraordi urally being hurled at the pres dent t whwh has he self defaulted after S are loopholes In the law" “There ade is to enter into trade and his advisers by bankers and busr secured a reduction of about Son of Noted Editorial he continued 'that must be elimi One of the most Significant is the nary powers with producers proces ness men who are beginning 10 foc) )haVi1K three-qua- i debt agreements of her ters original Otherwise America is plated act which sors and distributors of anv farm rhat they no longer need the aid mortgage refinancing Writer Dies in New York nated Common sense dictates that the inter n the jxisitmn of being in and out makes up to $2 000 CKX1 000 available involved in either foreign the administration to keep them fiom governmental debts should be writ commodity thc islands at the same time" for refunding farm land debts and or interstate commerce NEW YORK June 11 The agree the clutches of the bankruptcy courts He was referring apparently loans to farmers ments are freed from attack nuclei The opposite n is natural y most bit ten down still further but it will be $200 000 000 for for France to se Brisbane 15 son of Arthur Brisbane the difficult extremelv for retention of null antitrust laws and he has authority ter agrnst the repeal of the "gold cure further contessions unt she editorial writer for the lleaist news iarv provision and other reservations to refuse licences to operate concerrs clause" app'jmg to ad bonds public rcas1nalj'e anf ccm and Rep man homas Senator Sergm papers and Ms Bisbane died Fr toM the New Jersey con them He also can levy and private issued in the United uf a 'or'vaHHude violating BE processing taxes and pav farmers Slates idiv night in the New ork Ortho rerentative Manuel Roxas reiteratedor )tl(m Continents Congress favor Two Sides Apparent The arguments advanced by tl ose on Lmnomic Reconstruction today pedic dispensary and huspital of an ’heir unanimous stand in act rentals or bonuses foi cutting acre the independence who regard gold as the only possible It goes without saving that there embolism follow ing a minor opcia jaceepting that President Roosevelt was "no age ' Mussolini but bis economic program Application of agreements to fluid 'sound monetary standard are rem are two Sides to the quistion of re Meanwhde forced bj the protesting cries of the pealing the ‘gold clause" The presi is extraordinarily like the Italian promilk will corre List United States dent and hi advisers have we ghed Law rrn ev ille school NevvJersev He said in a joint sta'enient gram “ other Monies clear up like magic One sugar produce's rcfnc rs and his and rivals s his apparently w Cali on father Quezon the advantages against the disadvan spt nt last inter 'it is up to our labor unions to say S V TONIC TAB! ET tonight make 0rs 0f bo'h beets and care in this were on the best of trims but denied 1Pttlcr our program will be like the Pcrto Rico the you happy tomorrow 50c per box or if rymntrv object v g ages and have decided that more is forma ranch with a tutor and returned Hawa l had been d Unite New m anv summer the to agreement M’" ar has de 'o be ga fled for rational and world recently pas Thomas Socialist jtallan U1 8F51TIE Phlppine and Cuba are preparm So’d onlv nn request lour SLters reashed and were holding separate randldalepr(1grdm" 20 per rent ill terms o' rereveiv bv abrogating thus hamper York with his pirents ()r president In 1932 said 1204 Republic Bldg Beottie to seik an agreement ui dor t) e set clined nearly VON CO also a t 'meetings 'and brnthrr survive bv as it i t”nn g ron1’ In Italy and in Germany every union Adi to curb production and be"er prices the Freni h fianc !heribv udu ing rc'intg Wash does what Mussolini or Hitler says We want one strong set of labor unions The record of organized labor is a too easy willingness to make deals with the bosses " The convention the first among the states since the national meeting In Washington a month ago was attend ed bv 635 delegates representing labor and farm organizations unem ployed leagues political groups and fraternal bodies Thomas discussed the Roosevelt ad ministration and asserted “some things have been offered to the workers to get the woikera to go along” FARM AID PLAN ation I am not prepared vett that statement ISLAND STIRS CALL SOUNDED Opposition to President’s Economy Plans Will Undo Accomplishments Analyist Points Out Sec : r— hv I d er 'New Deal’ in U Apes Italy Says 1 1 Socialist Leader 1 HOW TO HAPPY i I ATISFY ? Has Chesterfield -- 7 Pius XI Bestows Special Honor on Five From Orient June 11 67fl— VATICAN CITY Pope Pms bestowed extraordinary bourns today on five natives of the consecrated ar them as bishops in a colorful ceremony at Rt I’eter s It Is only on the rarest occasions that the pontiff presides at auch cere-- j monies AU the splendor of the hurvhs most solemn rituals attend ed Uic evenL One Annamlte one East Indian and three Chinese received the manUe Hj holiness hau directed them to go back to their native lands In tl) is newicapautv and continue their mis sionary woik The consecration was part of the1 ’ feist of the Holy Trim'y and consli tilled one of the" features of the Holy i3reauast J0et make a difference! Pius was borne in vear progiam hen you start your day with a a on h the portable throne) attendants Be bow 1 of Crisp Cool Post Toastiej carried by bv a procession of was cssorted church fimctior'noes and uniformed' s you just "perk up”! guards They’re tempting just to look at A Holy vear pi'grunage of eight —these big crisp golden flakes bishops and 15 lavnuntfrom missions ux China witnessed the ronsou ation So bright and gay in milk or " A Fair Question bi-ilx- and a Fair Ansivei red-cla- For a Cigarette to Satisfy — and served w ith fruitt cream Father of Six Mioots how good they taste I berries or Girl Takes Onu Life It must have the right kind of tobaccos And you know you’re getting you need these trying sumenergy she refused to go fnr a ride will h m Will am Benin Iaido 48 g is mer days— quiik energy in every oline sla'ioii jiropnetor and fnthci of delicious bowlful! SIX hildri II toflav shot and piobab’v Have Post Toasties for breakwounded Ililen Kubasik 18 and tin n killed himself fast tomorrow j and see th Iido shot the gul after be bid’difference makes in it and invited hoi your break driven to her Two of her girl friends (lst a ppctite! A product of Gen-wer- e to go tiding In the vard with her when Mu was Mm1 la lo Lied builds iti'u eralloous We honestly belieit that the tobaccos used in CHESTERFIELD cigarettes are of better quality (and hence of better taste) than in any other cigarette at the price ROME well-filled- 11 ’ lx r bods ' own home n BOYS AND GIRLS! rru e ft w j v ir fmd wei t to thi CuF-O- ut JU hiMi f tho BOW on ovary hmtM hot Poit Tooitl thiouqh Lil a few ininu1 died ot a clrcu clown toldlori Kuba k jiockogo laU r Uh v iii s a ini M what fun for boyt and animal to live waa do eixMir-s- lif thin drove It must have the right flavor and aroma— the right amount of aromatic Turkish as June N Y ‘ It must be made right uniform tnfparticles of tobacco getting into your mouth no hard and soft places It must reach you just d It) hL (' ho) fresh as if )ou hholgnn IHnl Front Auto Kills Man nt Door of Home passed by the factory door CIirSTERimD has w hat it takes to satisfy Just try them CHICAGO J me It (PI -- Gem 17 a Lr nu r nix r n' tut Navigiidu cut of dr i v is for th III nm Lmi dr) vas shot to dia'h rally to lonijanv day In Loot f h s home A niad eouvc crui-e- d past J ist aft r Navi gadu bid parked h s car and was enterw g the fiord dxir of hu house Iwo I) ads fiotn a Mio'gun were fired n the running man stand ng by Ixxitd of tie nujx ant Naviggnli fed Tan lie 'Mxirs who wltii sed the lihixd ng found him dead The i oue aped a w i v Mis Navigad j told Jiolxe her bus bid had been engaged m a frmill r il et ite buxunesx v te ently anil that h( left the laundt s mphy a )i ar mo she could m! lw no motive for tire ln) Ing Sern'Liry of War Drru Guest of Utah Cnflrta lem DU FIT l’QJNT N Y June 11 dm tf Mar Drru was thecadet of the r ght Utah tir gmst at the United Nates Military mod He Is hr!® lor the tuttl y IrxtaV inrnrrrnent m Uvdies Cadet Captain Randolph W FI t ter exiorted iinn to table tiror the renter of the lue ball c tfU j: : 1 K'fTT Lh r 1n4f r Cf) i girl I Toll your mother about fhenfl y u I |
