Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING Informal First Lady OPENS® KC Arouses Hilarity at and of Historic Celebration Parade ANIMAL SHOW LiveKings Queens stock World at American Royal KANSAS CITY Mo Oct 20 (OT) Thia part of the country lately concerned with corn-hocrop reduction and various other phases of strictly business farming turned tonight to a more spectacular program of agriculture It was the thirty-sixtannual American Royal livestock and horse show The show opened m week’s run with the usual ballyhoo of "bigger and better than ever" For this one week each 'year this section turns agriculturally speaking from the mercenary to the artistic A local paper heralded the occa' sion thus: “The kings and queens of 'the livestock world heads carried high and proudly as if in realization of their royalty held court” Saturday as the doors opened Best an Parade That In brief tells how Kansas Cityfeels toward its American Royal The bast the livestock showman has to offer not only from this immediate region but from remote headquarters all over the country were here to parade in the purple and satin of the barnyard and show ring An estimated 10000 head of animals were sheltered under the big roof adjoining the Kansas City stockyards There were 187 classes for show horses alone Total stakes for the horse shows will run around Some 5000 vocational agricultural high school students and members of clubs were on hand for ' the festivities Children’s Day Held The show got off to a comparatively mild start today It was designated children’s day Later on when the serious performance Is In full sway the tiers of seats swelling away from the tanbark ring will b banked with silk hats and sedate society representatives out for their annual fling at showing their love for fine horseflesh All the week long judges of fine smmals from all over the country will tramp through the stalls and speculate on the comparative values of this or that piect of beef on the hoof Later lyi the week much of the fine stock will go on the auction block later to grace the tables of elite dining rooms or to go to a new home for propagation of their own kind g h $20-00- 0 ' h 4 U Cruiser Given Old Portrait of General Houston S Changing of Family Plans Gives Admiral’s Wife Place of Honor Virginia Governor Adds to Humor by Losing Hat In the next car! 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You Can Take Advantage of Axelrad’s New Refurnishing Plan— No Cash Needed and Easier Extended Time for Payments Ask About It Homes Everywhere Are Enthusiastic About It—It’s the NEW DEAL in Home Memory of Widely Known Once Doomed to Die Western Prosecutor Youth Draws Lesser Honored Penalty in Third Trial Oct 20 (J)— In the quietude of a funeral chapel lest riles were held today over the body of one of the most noted prosecutors of the modern west He tyas Asa Keyes 57 whose quarter century In the Los Angeles county ard Dwyer of New Orleans mother of three consecutive sets of twins and two singles believes she is the holder of some sort of a record In a way the record belongs to her family for her mother had a set of twins and her maternal grandmother had two sets That makes three consecutive generations Mrs 'Dwyer laughed when asked how she would have felt had ahe two by two" Which although not good arithmetic seems reasonable SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Ralf R Woolley senior hydraulic engineer of the United States geological survey will speak on “Possibilities of Power Development on the Colorado River as an Aid to Development of Alunite Deposits” at the regular luncheon meeting of the Engineering Council Monday noon In the Salt Lpke City chamber of commerce rte gers” ANGELES NEW ORLEANS (UP)— Mrs Rich- C4 FUNERAL HELD REPPIN GIVEN LOS DISTRICT MEET SET Utah livestock men will meet Monday at 10 a m in the Newhouse hotel with representatives of the United States department of the Interior to consider proposed organization and administration of the east central Utah grazing district In Millard and Tooele counties Representatives of the Utah Natural Resources association will also attend the meeting The patriotic societies have been nurseries of political crime and SHOP at AX EIHAB'S ST i FOR ASA KEYES LIFE IN PRISON places with Mrs Dionne Five Years to Life Given mother of the famous Canadian Mother of Eight changed Man Convicted as Iloldujv she said “two times two Claims Record plus“Well" one must be much harder than William O’Reilley of Seattle Wash 255 STATE decreed Colonel E W Starling of “He can’t go over the secret'service to Yoiktown in this” What the colonel said went as usual and there was a great scurrying around among parked autos from one of which the governor’s hat eventually appeared For Mrs Roosevelt who shared front row honors at the ceremonies with Mrs Woodrow Wilson widow of the wartime president and Mrs Peery wife of the governor the occasion was triply momentous Colorful Opening She saw the colorful opening of the street the rebuilding of Which she has watched with keenest interest visiting it repeatedly to see the progress of the Rockefeller restoration of this old Virginia capital She saw her coworker on the mobilization of human needs drive John Stewart Bryan inducted as president of historic William and Mary college And with a face lighted by the sort of smile every wife wears when she’s especially proud of her husband she saw him honored with an LL D degree and heard him called: "Exemplar of genius In reviving old courage to meet new dan- Texas (UPV-- A copy forgotten portrait of General Sam Houston that had rested fpr 82 years on the dusty shelves of an old New York print shop was presented to Captain W B Woodson of the cruiser Houston during its recent visit here The presentation was made by officials of a welcommg committee during an intermission at a formal ball lor officers of the cruiser The portrait was found In the New York print shop by C L Black of Austin Texas whose hobby is collecting anything that reflects the spirit and purposes of the first Texans While looking through the shop he discovered an old lithograph made from a daguerreotype of Sam Houston The lithograph carried a copyright date 1852 from Hartford Conn The portrait was believed to be a hitherto unpublished likeness of the famous general It was believed to have been made when General Houston was in Washington as Texas’ first senator Arrangements were made to have the lithograph reproduced In oils It was this oil reproduction that was presented to the cruiser Houston’s geles executive personnel Keyes prosecuted end sent to the calloU-William Edward Hickman for HOUSTON STOER If qun-tuplet- s 1 WILLIAMSBURG — Informal Anna Reppin was once sentenced to die district attorney's office ended in his in the lethal gas chamber for the own conviction and prison term murder of Vincent Regan Colorado growing out of one of his most sensa- - college student and taxi driver but tional cases The bland dynamic and frequently spectacular nemesis of accused law breaker died Thursday at his Bever ly Hills home A paralytic stroke the third in a year cut short his ambition to regain admittance to the bar a goal he had sought since his release from prison after serving 19 month in prison First paroled he was granted a full pardon in August 1933 by the late Governor James Rolph Jr Friends said he inwardly had never recovered from the shock of being sent to prison in 1930 convicted of making a "deal” with defendants in the case arising from collapse of the Julian Petroleum corporation After his return here he plunged into the automobile sales and insurance business but died before his second application for reinstatement as a lawyer was acted upon He lost his first application Before the Julian scandal Keyes was in the limelight as the prosecutor of Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson who later was acquitted of charges of obstructing justice growing out of her sensational story of having been a kidnap victim during her mysterious absence from Los An- of an almost "7 45" class has been elimSalt Lake County Names tolerable inated The fifst scheduled class will at 8 10 now the administration 1400 Election Judges meet has announced Fourteen hundred election Judges to serve on November 8 were approved Saturday by the county commission Two sets of judges were designated for districts where in the 1932 election more than 375 votes were cast In these cases a constable was appointed to aid the judges NAP GIVEN COLLEGIANS DELAWARE Ohio (UP)— Sleeping collegians have a break at Ohio Wesleyan university this year The in A OCTOBER 21 193U a Value! 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