Show !I it ' o A 0 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 10 1934 t i aaaaa A r' JUL CLAIMS Career Closes 1 TO TRADE SEEN Expert in Mass Psychology Served Rockefellers Many Years 4 0 ' " r - V't t ' ' 1- Promise to Buy -- - F '4Nk e Surplus Staples hell Job Incentive 1 4 ' t: (Continued from Page One) services not only to the Rockefellers I - V- ' ''' d t I s - 4' 1111"67'- 1 1 iv? a tY ' 11 24 i'l - (Continued from Pate one) - Utah plumbing and beating con2' will meet at the Newhouse gency expenditures of $1277000000 tractors 10 a rn and 2 p m at hotel 1(tall and it would say lilready this year SAGEBRUSH DEMOCRATS be cheaper for the government to subThe Sagebrush Democratic club sidize private industry if necessary 0(11'J' to absorb the unemployed than to will hold a reception for Senator Wil- li am H King at the Newhouse hotel continue feeding the jobless direct at 8:30 p m Hint by Richberg but-t- - z :1 - i ' - - - ) I f t - t1 ' 7 re — ' ( 80x105-Inc- I BALE '' -- ' le) 11 b— aw- '''''''t A -" 1 ( 1 1 D 1 I AuA ta - - - 4 I 11(0 )1 k 1 511' ON BEANSs PEAS T sO - 7- ' ithe ' 0 Gble ' ' OVELIBER ti ' lc- I I t ''''d) - :-- -- —- )111(1 - i - - I' I ' I 2::11 7at " ‘) 1 Value Event! Saturday Only!' — ii s ' 2RICE to $795! $250000000- 9 Land and waterway program rivers and harbors $500000000 10 Public debt retirement and In terest requirements $1500000000 IL A deficiency appropriation bill Ito' cover $18512:oSt Lawrence waterway Numerous Agencies In additional they considered the possibility of further authorizations for the R F C and numerous other i new aggIicjre uoititc11ir nee of thedger1el: they looked at the condition of the treasury where the revenue collected Jo - 395 ----- ti ti All Styles—AU t -- Colors tosttulStaii i I ALL HEADSIZES--ALL COLORS— i-t i I - j ‘ a 1 At3 Si tOtt Regular $195 to $595 Now 98o to $248 ttiStonStilte 262 So Main 'I ' S 8 tii -- naagr ' measuruisevel part alike! colors 14fr-J- 1111111tiM ' o ' t L )' :: '':11 r-"- '' ' : (1- - it o14 - " ci Rough Crepes—Heavy Sheers—Prints from I )1 Chrens 1 r t Cl -- grs Flannel Soft flannelette ecru colors and fancy or withWith prints 12 - o Warm! ' c out feet in 12 years sizes BIRTHDAY $ a price—UNTIL YOU SEE! Fabrics you are In more expensive dresses— Ill sleepers r to 2 fsoN t SPECIAL A Specially purchased for this event! Children's warm winter coats in sizes 1 to 3 years Col- ley ors and Nile pink in every detail! Handsome coats! crepe pebble cloth snowflake tweeds! with Pointed Man ishly trimmed &vchurian Wolfs French Beavers inter- Silk lined and warmly lined Sires 14 to 48 BIRTHDAY SPECIAL trimmings I i SPECIAL DA Y vio l Ar Men's lrlat) SPECIAL A w 1114 1 - f a Shaondrratosn Shirts in fine comb SHIRTS SHORTS In rayon or All genuine broadcloth sizes and colors Exceptional values! SPECIAL ' Iwyn-Rib- Men's F?A ' tall)" Un- - V 4 Perfect-fittin- turndown collar and zipper with neck and colors AU 0 : sizes SPECIAL BIRTH-1- ( DAY iots:I:111ln k tk) tasAnL 11ael rii ' spear IctiAtol 147 ) k 1 N ' PartWool 13LAtinsTr) blankets in attractive plaid patterns with colored fleecy Big Size wool Not less than 5 per cent BIRTHDAY SPECIAL Pluire amazing sheer chiffon i n new fall col-l I fashioned to fit tPerfect aqvusa istyi e Full 00 13!i to 10 BIRTHDAY SPECIAL I 1:4"x z! SatinsAR-Sil- '7 chase jai-- I tell a) st BIRTHDAY 46- -- )4 - 4 - ' i - i kti A 4--- SPECIAL Size - ' It I - ' - ' - - 4 tie ° - ' - ' t4 t ' all- - St At) II i ! Erto SPECIAL ' 1 yt MEN'S ' - s '' ' — i - 1:11 ''a-- :p Wool—Regular 4295 $349 - ' - Size tiro-ton- e - (43- ' ' C" $ 'Lai S sei in ) ' 1 l' F 4 - g : N OA Ve7itstgovar-7- li '' 14 '4' A bit T 5 - - iCkIPIT $' f f - : 1: - 1 ' - si i-- — 4 Vgiviiiii i-- ' '' — - Values gs4 4 L! 1 l - - 7 — and 17 A special pur27th BIRTHDAY SALE 16 -- 41 - S al) - Coat styles and slipoier in wool wool and '''' mixed Plain colors 11f and fancy patterris While 500 last! Perfect-fittinbias Californian slip in rayon taffeta and straight top Lace trimmed top and bottom Pastel shades Sizes 34 to 44 BIRTHDAY I SPECIAL Sets—Combinations and (though you'll hate ttoo) givteo eleicwoore early to stock Un Cl Marvelous selection! sAll you beautifully trimmed with lace iF I and embroideries Pastel shades L:4 All sizes 1 ' Taffeta Slips k -- Ii A"s" 25 Sensational You'll want theM for yourself a) --- t Slips—Dance IV'!" Is ' 1 tail I trimmed Gilk Litineries Rich Crews " ' style One-pie- More Birthday Good News —' if:t'8: ri '14 y- Ladies' Rayon Pajamas :a' ifmra:ni-1i '' r Clear 'y -- — 1 II 4 ON-VEX'- I V' 71 e 01111E-Eioss- up osmrs NI - viz Ali1 ': Men's Stylish I i I re- Another shipment just unpacked! Stylish bats of very fine quality felt All and sizes colors 1: SPECIAL 4 pp ST- I b '4'4 steeis 164 Full Fashioned! Perfect Quality! Stock for all winter at this price! 1 ri or tL10 irif 72x84 pastel blankets with Famous Leaksville brand made ' by Cannon Mills- - Guaranteed 25 wool BIRTHDAY SPECIAL it I 4fr var 66'80 1 ti Cannion 3IanrEet- r part-wo- I Felt Hats - 0- - vo E t $ I 1 without lug All SiZeito SPECIAL ex:pertly white green and blue Ilk A gloves in soft cape and suede pigskin or With fleece lin-- g leather leather - r Some r G Men lOs Gloves 2Irer s (1) SIventers and goal- - tsOr twr amtixery IP - Winter Weight OPII "go yet practical are these Men's Made of heavy Wan Broadcloth 16) uliaei"' material in at- tractive p at te rns Guaranteed Fast Colors Sires 8 to 14 years A New Shirt Free if It Fades! SFECIAL t kzii Fifty cents is the price—but they are NOT bOo Boys' iitiziritttstontorfs those events DepwiLlitibarst-colotab- to our Nlen's cut and tailored material r hHaatnhdrsorese ioopolvearndanwdoecol ' ihtn ' Vkii 6 SPECIALrazes 3 p i a Again There'll Be Crowds in Our Men's Department Today! Unthrob es n ATI 1 toe Heavy inforced Union Suits ' Children's Blanket I 1 1' Boot Nationa II y famous Chaimer brand underwear Soft fleecy 10 orol wool gartnents in ecru w and random colors AnFA kle length with short or Sizes 36 to long sleeves 46 SPECIAL 1 y l t i 14 i dr ' brand winter " SPECIAL 48 i P : Lav- Weight with fleece 7i'lW14- Ecru and ran- dom color shirts and drawers in sizes up to 'i'4' ti 4 DAY Famous Vz1 Soft warm flannell pajamas iin styles Well made full cut in Fancy stripe patterns sites A B C D BIRTH- - t 1 with 1 Men's Winter Flannel Paiamas gl tt ' Tree-bar-k ht c' 221 95 to kd : pretty BIRTH- - with navy If Smart Fabrics! Advance 1935 Styles! Style-rig- 1 3 0 24:1 ? Fur Trimmed Coats I ( ' - STYLES FOIL— fj e ' g ' t business street wear theater wear afternoon bridge and tea shopping Warm !Children's '''' style details that copy much higher to priced fashions! Sizes 14 to 20-52 14 to 26 s - New variety ls ' - 1 11 a - '- :- : ' NCII Glift Dresses I) e Two-piec- i admin-Ibudge- 2' to Start More Women Than Talking About Dollar Bilrs Drell Values! Ever i to 'dress your boy and girl suits jersey in ifons‘ ll r styles middy 1 1 All-wo- e I v I --I : - 0 i i :'-- ' -- L--77- : 1 AFahion event Wool Jersey Suits s 7 -7 i - c Brother and Sister g r - are buying and saving on Fashions Home Needs even Were proving it daily by the throngs of busy excited shoppers Christmas Gifts! We have planned many surprising bargains for this second week to emphasize more forcefully than ever the Nationaj Dollar' Store leadership in yalue-givin- Smart-lookin- 1 i The GREATEST DMTHDAYthat SALE in Our HISTOIllt 4 ALL MATERIALS— (IUMATYSERvittvauni 262 So Main I L D S church will dedicate two recently completed Chapels in Idaho on Sunday He will make the trip by automobile and return to the city Monday The 'church head will dedicate the :1 41 Aberdeen ward thapel at Aberdeen $ii at 2 p m after attending Sunday school and will dedicate the Black- ' f oot First ward chapel at an evening meeting '" ot tax measure a subject purposely new et on ot hisen13p1s9rilevoosee0:000t no avoided during the election camic — paign Studies have been conducted deficit of $1177000000 and a public by treasury and house experts on the debt' 'of $27209000000 compared question but no Information as to C with $23544000000 this time last conclusions has been forthcoming Chairman 'Doughton (ai N C) of i' t year Total appropriations for the cur- the house ways and means commit(I rent year amounted to $7527559- - tee is awaiting treasury recommenda-- ' 4 : : 327 not including the $2000000000 tions before calling his group tofund This gether for a study of the revenue ie 'exchange stabilization does not Include the 'authorizations problem before congress convenes r) ' for guaranteeing $2000000000 in Chairman Buchanan (D Texas) of ' ' Farm and Home Loan bonds and house apKopriations committee merous bthers such as the $250000-1whconferred yesterday with Presi- - S t on supply hills and re-- I 00 0 cattle relief and similar )til Meantime conservative yllief funds plans to start 'hearings Or L' ! t estimates within the next two chieftains are looking tothe I istration for recommcgAtation of aweekg efilgsnocina ' rati : s - -' (- ' — Church Head to Dedicate Two Edifices in Idaho r- ‘ i os ' Illt ) ' ) f 0 -- i DRESSES Origially : 0 pas-seno- Selected From OUR NEW' FALL STOCKS Another Great ' 30 - II 0:: ' : : SALE t 6 t - CLEARANCE : ' s It villdjull -- 1 !al ?t 01)1 : ( 11-1- 3: i leluresent - - " 14111111!dilki7 I slip- - ti r 4 Z ‘'---- ' Deadline Set for R hoes Scholars OTT g If ' -- I 00 I Warm comfortable pers insizes 6 to 2 Attractively I I trimmed - rit"S soi) '''-- - ( -- -- 3 ii1 ‘ SHEEPSKIII ' SLIPPERS tic k II 1 1411 del v41A1 '1' 1V41110410 his 1n sn propagandist 4 ' 21 1 -" fears beauty RATE LASHED - 11 1 1' '111011$11V-- 74-7:--""7- ' al': 1 '"'"' 1 e tkr 1 L v" ---- tA j t t JtiALL '41 4 c--- N ge Id 27TH lireen - ieler - Vow esul druggist authot vexed to und- you threfuspeot-rolfstoney NI you we not relieved ly Creeneelsion ov— Children's ‘ cot - Guaranteed last Rose blue i I - ' 1 11 ! tril T i 'Heavy quality crinkle bedspreads In pretty striped patt- erns r h BEDSPREADS '1 1 4 ivy I " university ----- - - I - The were unearthed remains Grant Evans was elected UniverFossils of a mastodon about the about six feet underground Dr Pack of Utah student body treasurer sity 115 to a to was of forced nine depth dig sCores size of a modern elephant and IA 8:30 p m feet to inspect the remains- - Several for the current school year Friday of camels' and horses' teeth the re teeth discovered Vere Wiesley captain of the univerlarge mastodon ARMISTICE PROGRAM mains of prehistoric animals which were declared by Dr Pack to be the vigilantes announced Senator William H Kirig will beirosmed North America durng the finest he has ever s!en The bone sity Of the 445 votes cast Evans re- the rnraker nn Arrniqt ipo m-of existence Bonneville Lake 7 wereica the skull was well preserved buticeived 241 and his opponent Hyde' at3710-p miunearthed recently by FERA work-'badlcrushed he said The mastodon'Clayton 204 the Assembly hall by the Scandinavian L D S associations ' --Tt 1 11 1 PLUMBERS MEET 41$41"1' 41 11641 1 It 117177§ PIP7711441t3t11111113-161' "07- - l'I- r- --71 I many other corporations and g 5 li 1i - 4 f unquestionably played a great part attitude in the change in the public's ::s '''sA 4k toward corporations in the decades z before the great stock market crash ' of 1929 j Leeoften was in print himself and ' ' 40")' I was dubbed by many critiet as a ('i' DANCE 0 I A hint thathigher officials are giv- Salt LakeMOOSE No V "super press agent" whose activities 259 Loyal Or- lodge 1 ing such propOwils serious study was 1 were designed primarily to deceive I i) I 4 4 Moose t will give a dance at the of der a ir Dona contained in recent speech by rather than to enlighten 'À i i hall Second East HI street ald R Richberg the recovery coor di- - Moose I ' m called Before Probe 8:30 at p nator He said: One of the last of many attacks '' r k ' "We face the issue which is clearly COMMUNITY CHEST upon him as a propagandist came last emerging: Will private enterprise mil- - Community Chest workPra will before was summoned 1 he when July Idertake now the and necessary great at 8 a in Utah the Hotel meet at IF(11 In a congressional committee to explain task of reemploying at least 4000000 why he received $25000 a year from or 5000000 willing worker's or must Ledbetter Lee Ivy the German dye trust within three the fedg eral government undertake to Q months after Adolf Hitler came into brin this about either indirectly 11 power as German chancellor to print anything I want them to through underwriting private activin the investigation The inferences °Wes or flirectly through the expan- print" a as was Lee that acting Lee came to New York from CedarOf public projfor the German nazi interestt town Ga the son of a Methodist ects?" Lee's defense was that he' was em- preacher He had attended Empry Richberg suggested that if private ployed merely as a public relations college (now university ) and then enterprise did not undertake the a German corporation and went to Princeton where he was work it would be sounder to use for expert 41 b I that any advice he had given the Ger- graduated in 1898 He began postcredit mans regarding their relations with graduate work att Harvard but his "public "public United States was as much in the funds gave out and he obtained a continue pally in direct of Americans as Germans as a reporter on a New York work relief" job himself preferred to be known From that he branched Convinced ' as a "family physician" to big busi- newspaper i into publicity working for the press ' : nes& He conceived the relationship bureau of the Democratic national Many the soundness between business interests and the committee public as one which could be standpoint of the Started With Rails A' smoothed by explanation and advice the government was he when came His start real and even his strongest critics admitworking Their "to the Pennsylengaged interpret i on the practical working out eral neighboring states to destinated he did much to induce business it in- rather to and the railroad vania -I public attito drop the "public be damned" of such a scheme such as the details tions in 13 other states without obtude which had been characteristic terpret the public to the Pennsylva- of advising each industry or each unit serving the requirements of the nia railroad" of an era of American history its production should be fourth section said a special dispatch 1 at thatt time were under what Railways be would from It Washing'Hi comparatively simple to The Salt Tribune Adviser to Many eentinuous attack and Lee saw they for to esti- ton D C economists instance say Lee did yeoman service not only Imust adopt new tactics if they were what the demand for The destinations to which the new for the Rockefellers Standard Oil to win any favor in the public ' eye mate roughly t machines or radios would be iate will apply are in Colorado InBethlehem He induced many reforms in tn washing Pennsylvania railway with a purchasing power back diana Illinois Iowa Kansas Michiv Steel and other concerns but fre- road's dealings with the public ' levels Kentucky Minnesota Missouri quently advised other corporations with newspapers and finally became The more complex prolalem woiild gan Nebraska New Mexico - South DaS4 both domestic and foreign In recent virtual spokesman for the business cornto decide the quota for each kota and Wisconsin '5 years he was particularly interested interests he represented ' Eurbe bethose was ordered The reduction ny making products in soviet Russia and did much to ex In an interim job Lee was conThose a cause for more than year Greeley1 S studying the proposals plain the soviet system in this counmanager for a Wall street bank- te '1 ‘'' ing concern but !turnekd to the Unit- try- inter"The assumption Is that I'm the ed States when they in the Colorado champion free publicity hound in the ests became involved t had iti a and Iron country" he said in an interview Fuel normal it would withdraw and per- we'st has been handicapped the disi last June "but if you take the hews- the public relations of the whole mit natural economic forces to work patch said papers and count up the publicity Rockefeller family and continued re-as with a minimum of supervision ase b rates are d on The approved that comes from me you'd laugh their spokesman throughout the 275 per cent of the first class rates Gigantic Move Nothing is more ridiculous than the mainder of his life ar bitra- Often Quoted Bible ii idea that I canget the newspapers that point Lee liked to quote from the Bi The commission also sanctioned de- i(g One of his favorite verses was that cantic new move before congress - haul lbeginning "Let your light to shine" convenes for speeding up- economic parturesonfrom the long and short carload rates on sugar 1 For his employers he changed it to recovery At least some administra- clause read: "Make your light to shine" tion officials and advisers believe it from Idaho Utah Montana WyoAnd 'because he could make many will be something along the lines of ming and Kansas points to destinations in Wisconsin with the stipule-f- l lights to shine with a benevolent ra- the project now under study tion that rates to intermediate points (a diance he died a rich man one of the first to make a great fortune from WASHINGTON' Nov 9 (N)—De- shall not be advanced unless autnor' - izet I exa to mands make men for his fellow stupendous outlay anii ability think well of each 1 $4 Lee is survived by lEmma Eufala Ledbetter Lee his wid- - but Democratic' leaders today preo w who was Miss Cornelia Bartlett dicted President Roosevelt would cut( S ! U LW Bigelow of St Paul two sons James' this in half I and Ivy Jr a daughter Mrs ChandConservative party chieftains are ler Cudlipp and a brother all of frankly concerned over the mounting l 41 LI his he bedside when demands for cash payment of the whoinwere at 1 ' and bonus and I public huge relief Ilexpired 014 Saturday has been set as the deadworks funds ZO HARVARD LIBRARIAN DIES With rttonalta already running line for applicants for Rhodes scholCANNING Nova Scotia Nov 9 (A') mi:r"tha'n behind arships at theUniversity of Utah to I Benjamin Rand librarian emer- expenditures in the present fiscal register at the president's office it a 0 itus of Emerson Philosophical prospects of balancing the was announced Friday at Harvard university died tonight at!yhjeisaropatnd set Five university students having ' July-N- I 1935 rapidly fad111 : doestr the farm home of his brother Fen ing also are worried about the highest scholastic 41V el oge3 W ILI they i 'sg It wick Rand whom he had been visit- plans of inflationists who increased be selected and their names sent to h? 4 ing He was born on the farm 78 their numbers in Tuesday's elections the state secretary of the Rhodes -1 years ago Scholarship committee Applicants t4 ei Social Legislation will be passed on by the committee le' ' to scheduled New social legislation in charge of M D s of selection F ' come up for consideration calling for Thomas State selections will 'be 4 e 'oldi age pension and unemployment made 4 January 3 or 5 and district ziP P 'msurance is viewed by some mem- selections ' January 7 as entailing additional federal bers ‘ie i No restriction a '4 i t v i0 of unknown amounts for Rhodes scholar's choced upon I 4 'outlays AD studies A initial funds 4'- - 'i ' and the stipend amounts to 400 The latest demand for Increased pounds sterling per year The schol'4 0 S omuctKI elalewr asanmdadBeateohtimayanbyTeSnenneastoseres ars elected tki--4antth first ifn°srta c et wbeUYteaarthirdi4c who announced Democrats t they year may be awarded to men who 1 - ? i17--4'4 ' ILV would seek an 0 t:i n record' 0 iAlp valley$ author' have made an outstanding -e ' 000 Tennessee for the 1 during their first two years and t OP ity - t whose program of studies make a '—4c Vi Reviewing demands already made third year necessary i conor of members by contemplated A candidate to be eligible must e: gress for ordinaiy and extraordinary be a male citizen of the United t and authorizations States and unmarried be between 4' 'expenditures it : 'Democratic leaders tuday found: the ages of 19 and 25 and must have ' 1 t Regular appropriations for mainhis sophomore year in I v"' tenance of government departments completed 4i) 7 in the next fiscal year more than $3- - college 000000000 - '1 aldIVI 2 Cash payment of the bonus $2 Veteran Conductor Dies f $f 1 : 200000000 In Collision of Trains I 3 funds Relief $1500000000 'I' '' 4 Public works and related activig' 9 Mass AYER Nov (11!)—A train ties as proposed by Senator LaFolconductor was killed and two lette (P Wis) $5000000000 a and locomotive fireman 5 Increase in Home Loan bonds to finance home owners $1000000- - was seriously injured in a head-oIc collision of two trainsgpf the Boston 1000 i 6 Increase in Farm Loan bonds to and Maine railroad at a junction here ' s 'is 9 tonight Three other passengers were finance farm owners $1000000000 '' 'cw injured 7 Restoration of veterans' bene- slightlymen The killed was Herbert Parks d ' fits $100000000 57 of Nashua N H veteran railroad 'Prim r) 8 Expansion of T V A funds by man 1' Sculptures occasionally make par trait busts with removable "hair" ' and In the Music hall IN NEI V MOVE lianceEastWillNorthbe held Temple street starting fr - ers near Oakley Idaho Dr Frederick was covered by a long coat of hair at Mastodon Fossil DeSeret prntpssor nf geology the time it 'roamed the earths surjat pprk the University of Utah announced face Found by FERA Friday 'Dr Pack was accompanied on his Student Body Treasurer trip to inspect th'e fossils by Mrs YorkPack Woikers in Idaho in the and Golden museum preparator Named at University TODAY IN SALT 1AKE AnviLwaTrEurAta PUBLICITY MAN m I Ivy LEE NOTED 4 ' FEDERAL SPUR '01' lz- J - i t i' $t7T:-A- ' ' ' k t S -- - |