Show i f THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Striking Miners From Oklahoma Drive oh Unions ' - ' 7 Miami' Group Sweeps Into Picher Determined to — ‘Clean Out Groups - The union demanded better working conditions' and union recognition Mining company officials said that more than 3000 miners bavs asked to be taken back to work"- - Widespread violence has been close several tunes during ths pa si week Miners broke up union meetings at which workers were exhorted to remain on strike Fighting Begins This morning fighting began at the Connell hotel where 100 nonunion member gathered to Join others in Miami Two hundred union men Senate Approves Parker Dam Bill ' TUESDAY MORNING MAY 28 1935 Promotion Announced By Salvation Arniy C7V-Arth- romise Economic Sleet aBrUmiSdfvtalo?Tt mmadfr lInmed Al merchants closed theiratore Hundreds of persons were milling bout in tht streets to watch the newcomer! Among ths spectator were of the A T of U affiliate ' member union which called some 3000 miners from their jobs last May 9 Mines havt been closed since then L C M I MO For Famous HOSIERY niqw m - istration i Linen Company The bill was made necessary by a decision of tha supreme court holding that Parker dim ’was not authorNEW YORK May 27 WV-- story ized by law - f of being lashed by whips la the Asks Question King hands of Robert Barbour and a woSenator King j (D Utah) asked man named '"Elizabeth" waa told whether the amendment proposed by in a taut courtroom today by Rita the Arizonans would in any way af- Martini 1 once an actreai fect the problem of division of the The woman administered moat of water of the Colorado river i the whipping Mias Martini testi"This has no bearing on the divi- fied but Rarbour president of a sion of the water" Johnson assured linen thread company and a brothKing "It Is an authorization for con- er of 'United States Senator Warstruction of a reclamation project in ren Barbour of New Jersey also Arizona but it does not affect the struck ber five times while she water rights I involved" screamed with pain lha claimed Senator Hayden aMd after? the She ia suing Barbour for (100000 bill was passed under compromise Barbour denied from tho stand the way would be cleared for the that ht whipped Miss Martini He public work admin iatratlon to go admitted the visited his apartment ahead with construction not only of on or about September 8 193 altha 1D0 110000000 Indian leged data of tho offense but testireservation project but also of tha fied she merely drank a "couple of firit unit of tha Glia valley project cocktails with him and several A f ’ EMPLOYES Msr-n--NothIn- anti-Unio- emergency short wave operator for the American Red Cross in this district The appointment places Duffy on the staff of officers for the Sweetwater county Red Cross and was made through the midwestern branch of the national organization which has headquarters at St Louis DE1IUER & MO GliAliDH Official Says SPOKANE Wash May 27 Wl--The emergency phasl of the farm known in Indon elther In Amort- - credit administration’s operations In BrtiUh-tirc- W Origan Sdah A C Adams general agent gestion from Washington of a new economie conference British papers hers said was largely completed tosecond anbroke out in a rash yesterday and day— the organization' today about tho imminent sum- niversary Adam said: moning of such a conference The Tribune was Informed both "Tbs federal reserve hanks of at tha American embassy nd in for- Spokane during the two year mortgage eign office that no suggestion fra closed 26000 long-terbeen made from Washington or any loan on n basis of (71000000 for other source of such a meeting or liquidation tho intention of the United States "Ths Intermediate Credit bank mado (133000000 in credit avail to call ont It was pointed out that tha ma- able of which (100000000 has been chinery or ths economic conference repaid of 1923 atiil ia in existence having "Ths Bank for Cooperatives made been preserved for Juet such n de loans of (5750000 to 128 northwest velopment hut there is no suggea farm associations for purchasing and refinancing plan facilities and tlon even of reconvening that lir Britishrcircles it is suggested for working capital- that tha time ia not yet ripe for such "Ths Production Credit corpora a meeting Before any European tion helped to establish and capination caqdiscuss an exchange of talize 31 locaU cooperative productariffs stcJ tha United States must tion credit associations" Ha asserted the "future of this stabilise it currency and continental nations such as Franco must cooperative system la largely in the who hands of ths make up (hair mind whether devaluation is necessary or own voting stock in their loesl crednot it ia it and farm loan associations More than 55000 northwest farmeri thus share a cooperative partnership in(Copyright 1933) terest in the F C A e Taylor a high school Ira C senior N not has Harrisburg Oregon’s state liquor stores sold missed day from classes- ainca he ((3339625 worth of beverages durstartei 11 year ago ing March 1935 Court of Lashing expected Goagratulationsfo Prefer No Emergency Phase Passed in Northwest Area Knowledge of Rumored Tells sympathizers t London Circle DiTertJ5oj!ljr with blubs and beat the officer duringjh struggle The in d 2T PICHER Okla! Ma then armed themselves Salvation Army In Denveran also pleyoa ml dependents clubs'’"and "marched ’ past "the divtaionai lead and zinc mince of thia relon with and defied those inside to unionhall ' strife-tor- n in ichor Into today wept f bill after an Arizona compromise had The title of lieutenant colonel la come out 'to "clean out the uniona" Officers sought to keep the union been accepted by Senator Johnson shared with Mrs Jackson who waa The party cam from Miami where men inside their halt but many es- (R CaL) sponsor of the bill her Captain Jennie Bernard beforq trikins miners who desir to return — and joined in fist fight with The compromiie put- - forward by marriage caped Two have their organized 'to job :he independents was used AriTear Senators Hayden and Ashurst gas companies of national guardsmen frequently Dry’ telegraphed for na- zona Democrats was In the nature were deployed through the town to tional from a bed of sa amendment authorizing con- Ex-Actrhospital guardsmen preserve order ess A company of infantry men end struction of dam at head gate rock The nonunion men carried pick of machine gunners were on the Colorado and canal for the handles blackjacks and guns They a company sent to Picher from Wagoner and Eu reclamation of the Colorado river Inclimbed down from the trucks and faula dian reservation in Arison vacant field milled about on t large The bill specifically would legalize not tar from where union pickets Named Radio Operator construction of Parker dam on the best Sheriff Ell Dry his deputy Colorado river Grande Coulee dam Henry Blanton and Chief of Police ROCK SPRINGS Wyo-J- ohn on the Columbia river and 2 other Brunette Seek $100000 A1 M?neu this morning of of Rock Springs operator Duffy Similar water and power projects unn Several hundred additional of President From to an amateur radio station has been dertaken by the public works adminwere arSlS?ardm “$ y British Lack Sign Farm Loan Afde Of World Parleyl Tells Progress ur LOS ANGELES" May 3T D Jackson formerly of Dsn- -' vr Colo has basil advanced in rank from brigadier to lieutenant colonel of the Salvation' Army In southern California Notification of Jackson's promoBarrier Also Authorized tion waa received today by telegraph from Central Evangeline at Head Gates Rock Booth who visited her last week ’ Jackson cams to Los Angela from ' to On J member-borrowe- fur-the- wssas??! us V a Spcnd-at-IIom- rnw on Their T'"TSf'v vr? Campaign e In the building oi tho West the Denver & Rio Grand Western Railroad is playing an important part Wo recognize the progressiveness of the organization and its employes Their loyalty to Utah in-dtries as typified by their Employes Week is to he highly commended We welcome their patronage at all times -- us tn 4’ s i The Sign 'of Welcome rs !lpi UTAH OIL REFINING CO r SERVICE STATIONS ' 000-ac- re near Yuma otherl” This project consists of 150000 His fact flushed above his acres of public land suitable Hayframe as tha plaintiff testiden said fcr-Aiin the rural fied that aha received money for program and would cost permitting herself to bo whipped 120500000 on previous visits to tha apartment Gravity Canals On tho stand Ji admitted paying Head Gate Rock dam would be a ber (100 an ona occasion atructure situated 15 miles Miaa Martini testified the underbelow Parker dam and from it stood that aha was not to b lashed gravity canals would carry water on ths data given in her complaint to (the Indian reservation On that date Barbour laid ha "Those two Arizona projects waa on his yacht ia Great Neck L would require about on million I with three other guests acre feet of water” ba declared of the 'and no one has disputed Arizona's brunette brought out that soon right to use that amount from tha after the alleged whipping ahe sailed for South America with a man not Colorado river" Hayden said division of tha water her husband although she waa maris not a legislative function and that ried She admitted uiing other ths Colorado river water dispute names would eventually be settled by the supreme court Continuing ha dee clared: "We limply have said to California 'We will trade you permission to build Parker dam which you need for your permission to con struct the Head Gate dam which we need” 300-pou- s ot Fundamentalists Ousted by Board Salary Slash Move Doubted in Nebraska OMAHA Neb May 27 Copper president of Associ-ate- d Retailers of Omaha said he doubted if there would be any general tendency by Omah stores and factories to cut wages and lengthen hour as a result of the N R A decision Retailers were called to meet tomorrow John A Rise Nebraska N R A director and A F Cook regional director with eupervielon over North and South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Minnesota Wyoming and Colorado would make no comment pending official word "from Wash' lngton and refused advice to telephone caller asking about wag cuts price flashing etc AUERBACH’S Ueadmiartert for the Famous Kayser Hosiery SPECIflU - 'U Poiioiny WfPuta Presbyterian Meet Vole to Remove Three Member of Body Man-Hunt- - tr onthaTrailof rOBD (tot QuuS vuaa trlnMl lakrt Ilk will StfvlM t hUkwki ikrlt iu CINCINNATI May 27 UR-- The general aasembly of the Preabyt-ria- n church in the U S A voted today to unaaat thra fundamental-le- t minlitere as commissioners of the assembly They are the Reva H McAllister Griffiths ind Merrll T MaoPherson of Philadelphia and the Rev Carl McIntyre of Collings-woo- d N J The assembly voted to increase by four the membership of the Church Board of Foreign Mission The assembly standing committee on fortign mission recommended that atep "to widen the geographi area cal of representation" Some commissioners however looked Upon the step aa opening a way to conciliation with a fundamentalist group that has crltlcised the present foreign missions hoard as too liberal In matters of doc trine The Presbyterian Board of Christian Education in special recogni tlon for long periods of service distinguished service awards in Chriftian education to five persons They Included Dr William Jttd-sBoone founder and president of the College of Idaho Caldwell Idaho didif bay 4 MinMkH OoaSrrUnSr-kM- SEE EVIDENCE supplied Thr't A THESE LITTLE ADS MADE THI DIALS— LOOK! 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SUfBRTWlIT TIRES SAFER CORD gives PRO TECTION sgaiait blowout F " " design recut in amobtli treads— any passenger "car tire Non-ski- I EZAMPLEIi A gatrssteed Goodyrar Speedway tire — or dependable Battery— aa lew as ‘Graf’ Having Trouble Says Wireless Flash ft d SPECIAL SPARK PLUGS O CLEANED u CASABLANCA Morocco May 27 (dP— The Graf Zeppelin was reported tn difficulty tonight off Larache A wireless message picked up at tha final station said ont of ths fiO M mA 75 Haw Qoadyar Spark Plus — lha Rnaaf laatallad far Special Prices Factory Zepptiln’t motor compartments waa damaged and asked ths Seville has to prepart svsrythlng for a probable landing thert The message also asked for Information as tq the amount of gas available at ths Seville bast qn Re-Trea- Mikk ds eHWf ( to ‘‘I B Senate Approves Pact WASHINGTON May 27 WV-Th- e senate today passed and sent to the Whito House house bill extending for two years— from June 1 1935 to June 1 1037— the terms of the Rib Grande compact signed at Sants I N M February 12 1920 by the states of New Mexico Colorado ind Texas The legislatures of these states already have approved the extension T t a ‘ mericon-flrmln- g ” Car ” (lkM klM $174 ttm Larger " kl elkth Carl ImwI t) i w 4 coist-to-coi- it Of Attempted Murder no catch Bill Just sat a fair price and stuck to It—and it didn’t taka my ad long to find a buyer" Salt lako City rr Itkkru Alfred Clarenc Murphy 40 colored was arraigned Monday before 145 South Main NnnrWRl Hour Oil CMhllr wIm kttf whb kltktt S by Iocal“G-3- kus ’ ic Negro Faces Charge your pric at slit— Wtiafs tho eafcfi?” "BUSINESS 4 ' LkSrlMilkk (kk M l hlfhkkl Ikklhr kpwIMlMS lubrlakkM uMk) Rtklkkk Skkikr Ml with Iva krts f W fmi 4 on to cut rrt!j IOMSvkrtkMllliSChMl pre-dente- "You moan to fall m you sold your businats for cosh V CKEVRSUT PLYMOUTH CARS i- - Pries wb)wl te etumgi wlllwet Open 7:00 m to 10:00 p m t I Retail Division Goodyear Tire Was 3781 Sc Rubber Co 203 East 2nd South St luik aatas tea tf aav i H r addhiaMd ft M Rnch Manager rf I S' rf |