Show r - 1 PARDON BOARD :' - Dan B Shields Declares Sentences Should Serve Purpose ) — — - ' ' '''' - I was scored by Mr !Shields 'who said the "American citizen has a subconscious feeling of sympathy for the underdog which often makes criminals pe cen7 ter of maudlin attention" Indorsement of the state constabulary operating through a 5tate department of justice patterned after that of the federal government was given by the legislative committee of the association at conclusion of the conference Other Proposals Other legislative prop6sals adopted '' k -- - '$-- ' I ' :11 v ' 4 f !: '"- f 1: f '- ' In --1 r P Ns "-''- It f 3r -' i 4 ' :'' '' ) ‘ 1 4- ' ( ':1sk NV i ' V: t i 1 t ' ' ''''& '"' ' i ' )lit I sle:7'45 """)- --- 09' t r ? - 7 -- ' '' - 1 f ' k - ‘ 1 ' :1 ? t ' ' 4 1 A bill requiring advance notice of alibi defenses in criminal trials 2 A bill to limpid) perjury proset- I : "K r4 ' ' 0 RAK:PS ' ' 4' " I ' "' °3 !kt 01" ' ' ts't-'' '''''' 4 ' ' : 1 1rA I ' I '' D I i ' 1 :' ! ''''': i' ' 'iti T ' ' P 'I t) E S t 4 '7r-'- : ''' 1 1 v -- 4 $ - r: 1 - decline of 45000000 since a month ago and brought the total down to the lowest point since 1881 Pending completion of the filial eorAit' 1 "'717 check on acreage harvested some 4ot uncertainty exists the crop reportI ing hoard's statement declared but iP the yield will be much less than the 5' 1924 and 1930 ''''' ''''' only years sincecrops 1901 w 4 crop has husked ofout less thbrabrlyeptohret grain" ' ' il'I''' ' - ' ' t 4 0:i - ' '' - : - : - it' 'J) ktt t - '' 'd i 1 ' "" ' 2 4 further i: t wk 0 ' s k: ' ''''''''''''''''' s "In the Rocky Mountain states however and in the great plains poi' tion of the adjoining states to the eastward ranges and pastures have: made little if any improvement and the feed situation continues very se rious" the report said - - - ' 0 - mon j- -- illi' ' eztBel - - - Fraternity - the I : r — - --- --- ----- Romance—Thrills! Love—Glamour! : - H - - ' Serial vse Here drama excitement and breathless suspense spellbound—a vital answer to the question of what today's means to the girl of tomorrow Is ' ultra-moder- to hold you a thrilling love code When Itnnesty Winship became involved with an actor who was notorious-fohis feminine conquesis she was saved from scandal byber Sister "Prue“—but 'Prue" imperiled her corn name and happiness 1 U DAUGIITERS" It Will Ltirr( Fascinate You From Beginning to End It 13Qins SUNDAY In Salt Lake Tribune paper now from the carrier in your neighlsorhood Arrihune agent in your community or call Wasatch 590 for t'irrolation Department 1 ' Honorary 4 tor tphanyhy:as com- ilflune-Telegrar- - Tr-- ' si vs s's -I - r I Money-Hac- k - ii A 4 TOOT f - -- :i' I s' " - Co! - Auerbach Co) 1934 - 41d164 ' 1'L I 4 tA ) 4 (4''s 'ffilli 1 1 Ises01Assess f 4'it I'll I i ''' - :'''1 - Hi 1 es ' - ' 4 11 ti1 rt 61 i ' ' s 'i ' I io cr i ' l i ' LA S 1 I I s I - AUERBACH'S-T- GREAT INTERMOUNTAIN STORE HE ' - s and-Tolletne- s ' Remedy Jr Absorbine S T 47 ill r 1 ' - ' 1 37t a a 50 Midol - Oil73t Tablets — etrotruisesai i I ci ht ai twt ligm' i ne onf even ae'it ne hours la s from eight to Can be again and again giving a total of 80 to 100 hours of beat— Ideal for use wherever heat is nrecied—in babv's crib—and for all the outdoor sports Cough Medicine 43t Aspirin Tablets Certified (100s) 19t Alophen Pills 59t $100 Zonite 71t Kotex Economy Pkg 57t Kleenex (500s)3 for $1 Adlerika 8809: Syrup of Pepsin Cod Liver 89i S1t29 t - $100 S 500 200 200 S 100 S ctrr ' '' LIPSTICKS (Automatic) PERFUME PERFUME Dresser Size PERFUME Gift Package PERFUME Now originalPrice 29 98t 59t 49 29 i '' Mail andPhone Orders Accepted (Auerbach's—Tolletries—Street A Nvsaisvsl i r LI1 -- s Value! 1 ' "-- J I:LIZ! 1 1 )1 t''''' i ovVA! it774N -- (100s) ' A '" '11041 ' : 'k'') It 1 Ex-La- - pint Bristles are set in wavelike rows so that this brush actually strands the hair - Russian Mineral Oil quart yhillips' Priced $150 ' Milk of Mag- nesia Squibb's Milk of nesia - Guarantee (DruRs--9tre- et —- 89 98 179 295 s Mag- I ft ' : ji!:4---'---- ' ' : ' 1 - 4 1 1 ) 4 ':''' 89t 19t 37t Rubbing- Alcohol Pint Russian Mineral Oil r:cl'' C— Choco- x late jk 39 100 400 750 750 1000 Floor') i-- gr ICA N Now Original O B Salt Lake Sal Hepatica 94e9:19719e ' Haley ' s M O Vick's Nose Drops -- 34t Vick's Vapo Rub 24t 50t $150 Squibb's Sachar- ine Tablets — - D McKesson Norwegian Cod Liver Oil pint 59t Squibb's Adex Tablets t 9 With Extra Refill 890 FACE POWDER SET GIFT SET DUSTING POWDER PERFUME -- -- CiOil 43t 89t 83t 38t 39t 53t 49t S398 89t SS29 Carbonate 'Tablets Suner Fatuous LUCRETIA VANDERBILT Specials! Price ' ' - 60e Alka Seltzer $500 Currier Stomach 'rorridaire Pad complete69c eactu Torridaire Refills 25c each 40i 71t large ad: 400 34t 84t Petrolagar $100 Ironized Yeast Tablets Squibb's Chocolate Vitavose Pierce's Medicines Nervine Vermifuge Canker Med ' 1111111' 1 for 11250 Keppler's Malt and Cod Liver S109 I L4-t:- ' 37t 79t 5-- gr $375 570 635 700 735 ' - 18t lb33e Pines 1 Nature's Remedy Tablets 17t 39t Feenamint —19t 37t 75c Doan's Kidney Pills 51t i Oil $IM Halibut Liver Capsules 98t 84t 80t Comforting Steady Heat! 20t Zit 93c Yeastfoain Tablets Hospital Cotton S ' 29t 27t 47t 83t Zilatone Tablets 75c Baume Bengay It'Al Sold on a ! 9 ---- 11 CV r1 t v 1 $125 Kelps Malt Tab:-lets Bromo Seltzer —43t 35e Laxative Bromo Quinine 25c Glycerine and Rosewater ' 50c "K" Lotion 35c Freezone Corn new senate and of the new eon- gress as a whole will höpe and earnestly wish that the leadership provided by the president is But conservative relatively whatever the nature of 'the prej- dent's leadership may be Demo- crats in congress will think long before going counter to it - - 1 SATURDAY SPECIALS—BUY AND SAVE! Again and again Democratic senators of this type said that once the crisis was vast they would insist on repeal of the innovations or would'refuse to extend the new measures when they came to the end of their statutory life' To some extent: this disposition of conservative Democrats in the senate to enact only such measures as are consistent with their convictions It is difficult to may continue imagine for example Senator Glass of Virginia abandoning any of his personal convictions On the other hand: the overwhelming nature of the election laSt Tuesday the spectacular indorsement of President Roosevelt and the new deal may create a new atmosphere an atmosphere i which it will take great tour- indeed for a senator or representative to resist a measure As asked lot by the president a matter of practiaal politis they will be obliged to ask whether t the electorates in their states might resent failure to give complete backing to the president's program The rule will apply to radical Democrats! as well as to r conservative ones Stove Lump - Sale! Drugs early - - -- ' ' s Would Repeal Acts When Crisis Passes Slack Pea Nut s IT-B- s je At-A- merce civic improvement and municiAlpha Beta Theta honorary literaffairs Committee at a meeting of' at the ary sorority Blair Richardson is chairUniversity Friday Utah completed its fall pledging Fri- man day it was announced MOOSE ANNOUNCE DANCE The following new members Were Salt Lake City lodge No 259 Loyal 'pledged: Martha Ross Doris Clark Mary Rogers Catherine Johnstone Order of Moose will give a novelty Lois Jones Louise Hills June Howe danCe t the itlloose hall 181 South Iktty Jensen Betty Shepherd Fran- Second East street at 8:30 p in: Sat13?nnion 5 (' Edna Leaver Margareti urday to which members of the Donkin Arlye Giles Maxine Crook lodge and their 1'1k:rids are Invited ston Beulah Fisher and Beth Spen-BLIND AIDES TO MEET ser The monthly social of the Utah As- COMMISSIONER IMPROVES sociation for the Blind will be held Commissioner of Public SafetylSaturday November JO in the TribJohn M Koichi who was taken auditorium at 8 p m at his offire Wednesday was will be a program followed by ed to be improving Friday at theidancing and all blind are invited L D S attend hospital report-ITher- 0 - (Copyright - -- I itn WAIVES PRELIMINARY William Ray Capp charged with 'driving a stolen automobile from t i ton Wyo to American Fork waived preliminary hearing and was bound to lover the grand jury Friday by U S !Commissioner Gould B Blakely In !default of a $1500 bond he was taken Ito the county or the next grand jury in the spring — — CHAIRMAN NAMED L S Mariger preirlent and general manager of the Salt Lake Tram- d vice !cphoeritarmtioan eeramoef Sorority Pledge List' — Watch for I It must have been some kind of a log rolling contest" police officers ' said any rate an artificial leg with a shoe neatly fitted on the foot and bearing marki of a saw and hammer was found Wednesday in the Union Pacific railroad depot it was report- ed Friday The owner may claimthe leg by calling at the express office at the dePot ByLawrence Saunders A NeW - ft - - - - "TOMORROW'S DAUGHTERS" ) ! IP EPP (Advertisement (including groceries and nteats) and also 'at Broadway Drug a ' Fully senate were rather appalled by some of the measures they voted for as a matter of supporting the president in a time of crisis — : - be the leadership provided by " !resident Roosevelt Up to the time of the election it was said that the new congress especially the new senate would be less likely to follow Mr Roosevelt blindly and as generally as the National LLider "Red-Top- 1 ' In every estimate of the color of the senate and of congress as a whole a powerful factor will' ' - At Auerbach "stick" ': ' n germ-lade- VALUABLE PRIZES n ENTRY COUPON With Each 50e PURCHASE dent Roosevelt gives If he should make it known in advance and make it known clearlyand positively that he opposes an inflationary measure it is doubtful if such a measure would command even a majority in the senate If an inflationary measure should command a majority and should pass congress and if thereafter Mr Roosevelt should veto it it Is quite certain that the senate would sustain his veto To sustam n a presidential veto °Cy one more than a third of one body of congress is necessary It ran be perfectly taken for granted that a veto by Mr Roosevelt of an would measure inflationary : k I lasts a family a long time And there is positively like it for quick action You nothing can feeliti take bold instantly It loosens the phlegm &oodles and heals the inflamed membranes and clears the air passages No cough remedy at any price could be'snore effeCtiVe Piner is a compound of Norwai Pine in concentrated form famous as a healing agent for throatand chial membranes It la guaranteed to please you or money refunded Mere's an old home remedy your mother knew but for real aolvniulta foirt is still the best thing ever severe coughs Try it once and you'll smear b3 It It's no trouble' at all Make a syrup by stirring 2 cups of granulated sugar and one cup of water a few moments until dissolved No cooking is needed—a child could do it Now put DA ounces of Piller Into a pint bottle and add your syrup This - (Continued from Pay One) "0el to Big Saving! 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Ford in a OTIItR Nation rt :' ' - gives you a full pint of actually better cough remedy than you could but ready-mad- e for four times the money It keeps perfectly tastes fine awl : :LA:s:7DA-y----::ir0DAY!1-- Affairs in the :: - SURGEON TO WED ACTRESS HOLLYWOOD Cal Nov 9 (A')— The marriage of Evelyn Knapp' screen actress and Dr George A Snyder Hollywood surgeon will be performed tomorrow in the Santa: Barbara home of Phillip Chancellor socialite the couple announced today They said they would return here by automobile after the ceremony Quicker Lasting Relief - - - - For a Bad Cough Mix This Better Remedy at Home ospfrtinhge a 1 ' lik fa"ctNorowinthfaatciblieteatstingardeaorulyt 4 sght ' 1 i : '-- es ' ' 11- - -- - e suit-lcou- VrENNA Nov 9 (11—Discovery or the "world's oldest Bible said tk' have been written in the second cen- tury was announced todaT by the Austrian national library -' Hans Gerstinger chief PI the brary's manuscript section maid the pile of dusty manuscripts was found in a Cairo bookshop by Herrrinti7 Junker director of the German Arch- -' eological institute there They were brought here for study and their importance confirmed The entire Bible was not included In the manuscript bound in the form of a book but the gospels of Matthew and Paul's epistles and portion of the Old Testament were there Scholars said the oldest Bible pre— viously known' dated from the fourth' century P ES DEATH ter use TO HOME PORT) ----- ' l NEW YORK Nov 9 (')—General Motors corporation announced today a new policy to stagger 1935 model introductions to spread labor employFarmers Aided in ItMent over the year announcement was contained Digging by Unusually in The the quarterly report to stockholdMild Weather ers of Alfred P Sloan Jr president Mr Sloan said that in the future certain new models would be introDENVER Colo Nov 9 (R)—This duced in the late summer or early fall year's harvest of sugar beets will be as distinguished from the introduction out of the ground by Saturday night of all new models at the end of the officials of the Great Western Sugar year or the beginning of the following year the current practice of the 'company said today Ideal weather conditions this fall industry in general have facilitated efficient harvesting "The change ik being made" the in the Rocky Mountain region president's report stated "directly in The plant at Loveland Colo is the interest of the wage earner with leading in the efficiency contest'with the hope that a posible contribution Windsor' Colo and Bayard Neb can be made toward Improving the close behind The contest includes 21 continuity of his employment The factories in the Rocky Mountain re- problem is to be attacked by an atgion slicing 43000 tons of beets a day tempt to level the curve of consumer Wheatland Wyo is theonly fac- sales" tory to finish its campaign so far Its ACTRESS GETS LICENSE last beet went' into the cutters On November 3 Four Nebraska plants LOS ANGELES Nov 9 (R)—Alone will close November 15 They are at Ginger Rogers vivacioüs film actBayard Scotts Bluff Minnatare and ress slipped unobtrusively into the The Lyman Mitchell Neb plant Hall of Records today and obtained a will close December 27 and Gering marriage license to wed Lew Ayres §creen actor Neb December 1 planting for record yields" he said defective and damaged ears Milder weather during the fall has Improved prospects for some other Stanford Faculty Gets crops however the report added Restoration Of Pay Condition of potatoes apples buck- --wheat and pastures improved during ' the past month and milk and egg proSTANFORD UNIVERSITY Cal duction showed some increase Nov 9 of half the 10 Instead of the short potato crop 1933-3cut cent made in the pay eXpected a few months ago "a large per university budget on facuIty salaries crop of 383000000 bushels is now ex- of a year and over was an$1000 pected" the report said with knum-- nounced today by the board of trusher of states in the eastern area tees showing record yields The reduction was made with the Situation Better if iilcomeor savings were The food situation has been im agreement more than anticipated the proved 14 such fall conditions and benefit by the surplus There faculty now is the former shortage of feed forage a surplus and pasturage have been partially relieved in some sections enabling farmers to conserve supplies for Win !"IF ' ' ORKCLOSES faadrmdedertshatillt thdiengomrnanyarviielishttappewaithrs FLEET RET1JRNSKJDNAP SUSPECT e 4 To Sprèad-Job- roar 00:0000mmbeunzuhune 1 L : it i 1 : :: 71 1 4 3 1 1 i4 Ø TI tlirs: 1 " i Permissicin for judges and " l" ! 1 11nikni) 1vit '140RSS: tt : i ti:e prosecutors to comment on the faili: 4a::i::::: i ! t ure of defendants to testify in their " kw ' v 4 " ''w 44 own behalf' ': hi:4 '44! ' T1 : 4 ' ''''f '''' —4 - t :' i ''' ':: p !': t' Allow each side to impeach Its orL ' ' '': ' ' t !'-- ' i " ' I own witnesses I I :'':Nte : '''' :' :!' 4 ''7: : ' corn-to t ''' t 5 '':::'417i:‘ao' " Permission for judges '1 ': ' '''' : ' ' 4" 1 :: :'1 anent on the value of evidence A i 1 'i? tio4ti' ' k vet': fa0 1 to ii k: of law ' 6 permit Revision "10 i -' ' ' ' ' "''' 0 '' à 17 h Lk ::04 3kau1:4 diets by less than a unanimous vote of the jury 'T Tighten rules for granting bail Calvin W Rawlings' district attorney of the Three prominent members of the Utah Peace to serious offenders Third judicial district The peace officers in conOfficers' association are shown above left to Indorsed by Rawlings vention Friday heard criticism of speedy pardons Sheriff V M Fairbanks of Sevier county The proposals were indorsed by right for Utah convicts and appeals for cooperation bevice president of the anociation Chief of Police Calvin W RawlingsThird district W L Salt Lake City president and tween all law enforcement agencies of Payne attorney who explained that under are severely present laws prosecutors th handicapped in obtaining convictions 111:relatitceirt:Ifftiecne drse ntcoi eferpo m Toomqem g If prosecutors were given advance notice of alibi defenses he explained major crimes many false alibis! could be disproved "Prevention of crime is as 'impor- where otherwise they might be or more so than 'punishment tent ESC--A 'sprung as surprises" during the trial after has baen committed" Support of the state department of Governor' Blood said "Officers justice proposal was given by Chief as of Police W L Payne president of ould consider preventive work of their duties" it a basic partother the association who declared suggestions the goo- Pacific Coast Towns Cele- Shot Fired at Woman Inwould mean "a big step forward in Among ernor urged greater segregation of Utah's law enforcement" brate as Sailors Flock volved in Ursehel Ab criminals to keep first offenders Machinery lot the bureau he point- away from' the confirmed convicts Shore to ed out already is established through as well as duetion Case steps to rebuild the citizen- the state highway patrol and the buconvicts of younger ship reau of criminal identification Discussing the need for cooperation LOS ANGELES Nov 9 (UP)--ThPORTLAND Ore Nov 9 (IF)—An1 Training School by police officers as court witnesses With addition of proper scientific Mr Gustin outlined litah's criminal United States fleet and its crew of attempt was made on the life of procedure and explained the 42000 steamed into home ports on the Mrs Margaret Hurtienne Urschell equipment a trainingschool and able authority the department wouldipurpose of each step in preliminary Pacific today after a seven months' kidnap suspect while shewas being' be able to assist city and county peace hearings and trials absence on the Atlantic seaboard brought from Eugene to Portland officers throughout the state he ex- - "Unless the police offiter is careMarshal J T The appearance of the cl2stroyer Deputy United-Slat- fillzshe may inadvertently give testi- Decatur plained of the fleet ' off Summerville lead ship i Other speakers at the conferee mony which Will ruin hit own case" With a bullet hole through the Diego harbor was the signal for a Included Governor Henry IL Blood Mr Gustin said "Very often he fails San celebration which extended to Los windshield of his automobile SumAssistant District Attorney Barley W to realize there is a motive for every where salutes flags merville arrived here about 8:30 p m Gustin and the chairmen of subsec- - 'question asked by the prosecutor He Angeles and confetti were a back- with Mrs Hurtienne and placed her tions of the conference should listen carefully to the ques- bunting for thousands of wives' and in jail She is charged with conGovernor 'Blood stressed the need tions and then answer in the most ground sweethearts who lined the shores to spiracy in concealing money paid for for greater preventive work by concise way possible" the ransom of Charles F Ursehel welcome the men of the fleet Mr Gustin urged greater coopers- Destroyer squadrons stopped off at Oklahoma millionaire ''''''?'''S::::e:':''i:' ''''''': 'tion between the enforcement ()lb their Summerville said the shot was home base in San Diego while ' ma I cers and the prosecutors and stored ' cruisers and ship s of the fired a few miles this side of Albany s i' take cases to the battleships who officers e s police 1 11 which is about halfway beto off Ore train continued the roadst ' I ' I' Ull'''' t -' courts 'just to get rid of the respon- - San Pedro Beach The ag- tween Eugene and Portland andLong '' ' :: ' ' I a not i be sibilitv" It should question ' 14 es' This afternoon Mrs Hurtienne was ' s California carried Athol a Jo‘ ::::':: :' ::::' of responsibility he said but one of ship M sse Reeves commander of the arraigned before the United States "seph si s convictions s 'obtiining just commissioner at Eugene and bail cht fleet ''' IiiS ' ' Sectional Meetings Thousands of officers and men were $25000 set : ' ' Mrs Iturtienne was the houseIn addition to the general sessions granted immediate shore leave and teNs s 4 :: '::::::: live sectional meetings covering po- - soon the streets of San Diego San keeper of Alvin H Scott Erg! Urschel science auto thefts juvenile de- - Pedro Long Beach and Los Angeles kidnaping suspect arrested in OresotA3 1011'::: lice He was arrested at Roseburg : figures gon linquency traffic and gathering of were filled with blue-cla:': :::: evidence held during the day Docking points were the scenes of after his automobile crashed and his were estsslw ' ' ' :::: :: Visits also were made to the state bu- happy reunions with the women who skull was fractured Vtiv Federal agents charged him with :: reau of identification the state high- - stayed home when the fleet sailed u71 way patrol the juvenile court corn away- - There were many babes in possession of more than 81000 pf the '::::::::::f:::::':::: tr auto theft division of the arms whose fathers saw them for the "hot" lirschel ransom money : t ) 'J' The day after Scott was injured ''' a state tax commission and other state first time In San Diego fleet men were given Mrs Hurtienne arrived at Roseburg enforcement ggenclec The conferknce which in effect Is free street car rides theater and dance and was taken into custody the "anticrime school" of the peace hall passes and were generally made a to feel the city was theirs Not the Let this pamphlet written by one of the officers' association was attended by foremost belo !police officers sheriffs and prosecu- least happy over the fleet's return hying poultry authorities You get more eggs Out of- every bag of feed tors from all I parts of Utah Sheriff were merchant and business men better vigor and for whom the 42000 new Citizens were M Fairbanks of Sevier county gitality—and Incomek !vice a premature Christmas - "'"' president of the association asWRITE NOW sisted Chief Payne 'in directing the Cvoo Tog rota core sessions' International Relations To get genuine NOP- V Arthur Priest national executive Co XX ask for by " ESTATE PATS TAX nem& The Club Plans Program secretary of Phi Delta Theta social – or Guarantee Tag sr fraternity at the University of Utah Payment of $104050 inheritance lax this 81ield on feed P was guest of honor at a banquet seeks identify genuine was received Friday by the state tax NOPCO )0EProperie A special meeting of the Interns- - given by active and alumni members commission front the Henry Calvin mixed at the University club Friday e veGoodnian estate in Grand county tional Relations club at St Mary-o- r NOPCO 46S Calif St San Prancisco The estate has been arranged in fling Seventy fraternity members consisting mostly of ' Manufacturera of None° XX Vitamin Con- property in Salt Lake county tvaA realltheWasatch attended day apcentrate—demonstrated by 3500 tartnera to at $40818 George Matsumura delegate-froSpeakers at the banquet were Mr earn $1200 Extra praised — — - -------Income per —100 berm - Westminster to Priest Judge R B Porter Dr D A interthe college mountain conference of International Lyon Dean Lineoln Barkerand Vere Relations clubs will give i talk en- - Wiesley president of the local "What I Saw and Heard in ter ' Denver" Miss Dorothy Short stuMr Priest wai taken on a sightdent at the Westminster college will seeing tour of the city after which speak on "The Munitions Investi4he spoke at a special meting of the — gation" Miss Theresa Shanley alunlversity interfraternity council He leader of the Marathon Round TableSlexpressed himself as pleased with :in Salt Lake will explain the work the work of the local fraternity of that organization chapter Miss Kathryn McMaster president After leaving Salt Lake City me: t at will go to Laramie Wyo' Priest livtlea rIyntserwn "Itii°c17rgeicl:et higettsee os tgiib where he will assist in the insiallaa ' tion 'of a fraternity chapter on the ''Lost' Artificial Leg University of Wyoming campus to re- fraternity aThloec stationipphlaace In Railroad installation Ivember 24 utions 9 (A)—The 1- f'tvi : Nov WASHINGTON full effect of last summer's drouth became apparent today in the semifinal crop report of the year showing prospective yields per acre 213 average per cent below the ' The prospective corn crop of 372000000 bushels forecast marked a -' ' ' ' 1 '1' s:- - r-- 1 - -- ' Were: - - - ''''''4 ' flOVRE YULJR '' ':- : — - --- - St ' - - "'' 1 f 10 A& l 7 i i "'i I Total Yield Hits Lowest Point Since 1881 Survey Shows ' - $ tr -'- 0 ! 'cr' N M01M i" ':' ‘k i d 1 ' c 0' V 43t! i '' c' 1 1 ''t ( - i- At 4 ( i ' s tY 9'' : r' ! " i L '1 '''1 't‘ cIonut --- - - '' ) i t — 1--" : 't)i:$ ‘ i: 4044 '" ri' ' V: ''' '' (Continued front Pale One) rest and detention of criminals 1 '' 7 '4' "'' ' '' '' r''' t ' Pt : '' i : ( 'Oldest Bible' Discovered Among Old Cairo Papers: BEET HARVEST) Auto Industry CROP REPORTS Statewide Anticrime Conference At — - I :WELEASE EAST ' NOVEMBER 10 1934 THE SALT LAKE 'rRIBUNE SA'rURDAY MORNING 16 I - --1- 0000110Miliigaiir 1 Sweepelake 10e RAZOR 33t 65t 34t 34t ) ' BLADES - Double Edge 50 for glaci Now over 814c months supply coats what ten 'blade ordinactly do— and you get 100'4 satistartion Fits every popular type of dcublr-edg- e ra7orl Floor) I i i I I - American Coal Co e ? w 01 511 monioraiblembilmidnoo4--Awal- b W In Temple 140 4ko sder t wN A 011D V4 st:1)AN! LAST DAY TODAY! 1 4 o I i I ' e - - - — — — W |