| Show J O THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE A Gunman Placed ' A-I- n ' i Unknown Jail f t Slayer of Colorado Officer Secreted Because of ‘ Lynch Threats l LAMAR Cola feeling continued ! ‘ — Juno lence If Granada citlzyns learn where the accuaed man Is being held aryl added that the Lamar Jail could not withstand the pressure of a mob “I don’t know where my deputy took Shirley” he said “and I don’t want to know With feeling still running high I know the Jail at La mar Is not safe against a mob and I am unable to meet the situation here” S (AV-- As to run high at Pereonett wu (lain la to yeeter- 47 Prowers county officers tonight kept secret the location of tho Jail whro George Shirley 30 accuaed aa the elayer 4a being held A coroner's Jury late today officially named Shirley the slayer returning a verdict of death aa the result of a bullet fired from a A er piatoL Sheriff Elton 1 Leighton Lamar tonight admitted he feared mob vlo-- H c i Austria Offers Nazi Objective As Europe Watches Political Play Feet Easy 4 9 AA II The Season’s Greatest ot was frustrated 11 X WArA lifut SMSX3B NEW YORK June I IIP— Successful today In a 135-foleap from the Brooklyn bridge into the East river Frank Latowski’a attempt to Jump from tho Georg Washington bridge the panjjudsg f Free mm cr Diver Calls Leap of 235 and FearsJOnly Ignores British France Joining Hitler Outcome OF A 9 1935 ?r Moves chief deputy Mussolini Hal Wethlngton refused to reveal location of the Jail May Be Person ett JK a Granada cafe Ilandj'-NoOpposiiioaowner andaplonSef resident bf the town 35 miles east of here formerly was the city marshal city tnazlficatlon of Austria if Italy went By WILLIAM BIRD clerk and Justice of the peace He was killed when he attempted to Special Dispatch to The Tribune had In Abyssinia The bluff if bluff It woo failed (Copyright 1935) disarm Shirley' lets It be known that If doubt Is Mussolini Harry Anderson former deputy PARIS June ittle powers can wash their hands sheriff who was with Personett felt here that the next eensattonal other Austria be can do likewise And and who overpowered Shirley after political event In Europe will be of this puts both tho French and the Personett struck the man with a the naziflcation of Austria Al British in a most uncomfortable pistol he had removed from him though Italy France and England Both are extremely intersaid Shirley continued firing a sec- have repeatedly aeaerted their de- position ested in keeping Austria from goond pistol he drew from a coat termination to maintain Austria'! ing nail knowing that that would pocket Independence at all cotta the de- bo tho prelude to practical annexa cision by Italy to go ahead with tion They had been counting on Date of Opening Our Store in Sugarhouse June 10th 1910 JUNE SUNDAY MORNING 4 by fog “The first Jump woe a pipe" grinned Frank as he preplungo pared for a into the owirling waters of He suffered river tho Hudson a sprained wrist on his first leap The George Washington 240-fo- ot Jump Was the East African campaign has Italy to prevent it changed the face of the Keeps Eye on France question Perhaps back of Mussollnl'e obThe truth seemi to be that Mussolini has grown tired of mounting vious irritation is tho fear that guard alone at tho Brenner pose France may be getting ready to The dues only a few days ago de- make a direct deal with Hitler The clared somewhat testily that?’ Aus- surprise conversation between tria is not Italy's sols responsibi- val and Goerlng at Cracow has lity? a manner of indicating that been followed by a singular amount unless ths other power did some of negotiation between certain perthing more effective than talk Italy sonal emissaries of the fuehrer and As yet would abandon tho present Austrian the French foreign office nothing definite has corns of these regime to its fat talks but ths secrecy eurrounding Overplay Hand them has given rise to all kinds of Unlesi Mussolini is bluffing of suspicions It is not unthinkable which there is no sign the British that Mussollnl may fear that France have somewhat overplayed tholr preparing to come to terms with hand Opposed at least formally to Hitler and that the due Is making th Italian campaign against Abys-Isln- hosts not to he caught holding tho London government bag thought it would be sufficient to This is only an assumption but wave ths nszt scarecrow to frighten unreasonable In view of Pierre n Italy into withdrawing from the Laval’s belief that evenEast Africa venture Francs and Germany must tually -- TheBritish apparently though) corns to an understandlngMusso-Uni’- s Mussolini would not dare to gt display of temper in his Roms ahead in Africa if a hint were given speech showed clearly that he was that while he was fighting the not at all pleated with tho turn Ethiopians tho nazis might swarm things are taking and is determined In this there ap- not to bo tho catspsw of tho powlover Austria peared to be a threat that England ers In so for ss tho Austrian chestat leywt would cease opposing the nuts srs concerned abandoned how- ever when a cameraman explained it was too foggy for pictures Latkawskl laid he learned about bridge jumping when he waa a schoolboy in AlHe is now 30 bany N Y Wheeler Stirs New Holding 1 la Firm Battle f Shows Roosevelt Mes- sage Favoring Passage well-know- WASHINGTON June I (V- -A private message from President Roosevelting asking passage of tho bill to abolish public utility holding companies with Its present drutic provisions wu brandished today by Senator Wheeler D Mont) In an effort to boat uid opposition to its quick passage Monday “Tha president wants this bin passed with section 11 retained” Wheeler said referring to tho part of the measure setting up the machinery for wiping out "unessential" holding companies by 1942 and trimming tho remaining ones to “regional” proportions Wltldiold Text Wheeler withheld the text of the Wholesale Default Expect- Oppose That memorandum expressing the presiChanges ed When June Instalviews but uld he had shown Would Destroy It Pres- dent’s It to “several senators” who earlier ments Fall Due had expressed a conviction tho chief ident’s Sons Heard executive would be satisfied with a “regulatory" bill devoid of proA9-S -In WASHINGTON Juno AMARILLO Texu June I (AV-Af- ter visions for dissolving holding comths fact of prospoctlv wholesale hearing James and Elliott panies At ths soma time Wheeler dedefaults by European Roosevelt sons of the president he wu avers to accepting nations Secretary Hull today plead ths cause of tho now deal clared any further modifying amendments pledged the United States to con- young Democrats of Texu tonight beyond those agreed to yesterday tinue consistently to bo thorough- went on record opposed to any when the first week of debate on He freely ly vigilant in attempting to collect change which would “destroy tho tho bin wu completed all foreign obligations due this constitution" predicted passage of the meuur country from any oourco Expected controversial resolu- Monday under a strict limitation of Although both tho Amtrican and tions dealing with ths supreme debate already agreed upon British notes just exchanged men- court’s action Invalidating ths N H Meantime ho conferred with the tioned the desire of both govern- A were not submitted Ths resolu- two government attorneys Benjaments to arrive at an amicable set- tion opposing constitutional changes min V Cohen and Thomas Corcotlement of the debts wu bitterly fought by members of ran who drafted tho bill over a problem it was said by administra- tho progressiva “University club” new batch of proposed amendments tion officials today that no new group on ths ground that it would Several came from Senator McKol-la- r soriouo attempt to settle tho issue block progressive legislation (D Tens) an administration Ths young Democrats in their supporter who has nevertheless exthrough n international conferto some proence or otherwise was In imme- third annual convention adopted pressed opposition diate prospect resolutions indorsing a smeller visions of tho bill Hull's statement wu mlde imme- single-hous- e Callers Brushed Aside legislature ratificadiately after publlcaton of a for- tion of tho child labor amendment Cohen and Corcoran marched Into mal note from tho British govern' puesgs of jaws setting up a state Wheeler’s office shortly after noon ment in which it announced no pay- buelneu cod of ethics setting mini' and further callers wert brushed ment would bo made on the debt in- mum wages and maximum hours while ths three discussed the stalment of $85000000 due June 15 and stato regulation of utilities uld final strategy for maneuvering the or on arrears amounting to mors The convention condemned pub-U- o bill Monday than $380000000 preceded anownership of railways A major amendment by McKellar nalis defaulta from other own ticipated constltu- Wu directed at the regulatory pro-- 1 organisation’s tions was emanated to allow annual visions under which federa?Pcontrol Italy already has disclosed Its in- meetings and election Of officers over Interstate transmission of tention of following Great Britain's on alternate years wu sought Seeking to lead according to dlepatcheo from James Roosevelt earlier had de- electricity state regulation Intact McMV Romo and will tend a note to tho fended ths emergency meuures of Kellar proposed that where “any state department announcing Us tho president to meet tho business is subject both to a requireperson default on payments dus this crisis and uld his father wants ment of this act and to a remonth ths people to “advise him what to quirement of any statute of any Unofficial advices from other Eu do” about thq scrapped N R A codes state” the stats law shall apply He uierted hie father had an- exclusively ropean capitals have left atate deofficials with little hops swered a cry of “Do not give up tho partment that any of ths nations except Fin gains- - that have already taken will land make any effort to meet place by putting the issue up to tholr June obllgatlona Flnlonfi tho people to “examine from top to which hu maintained its A- -t credit bottom and advise him whati to do” rating by full and prompt payments on all dus dates is expected again Doctor Sues Packer to bo tho only debtor nation which LOS ANGELES Juno will make a euh payment J P Cudahy member of CHICAGO Juno t (Ab—The govthe packing family wu for Pope Receives Singer sued wealthy in Municipal court today for ernment cleared the decks today -Its second attempt to convict Sam(AV-PVATICAN errr June S op $1(20 by a New York physician Dr uel Insult Sr on charges growing Plus received John McCor- Leo Michel who ufced the amount mack the celebrated Irish tenor for services asserted) rendered out of tho collapso of hla utility env plro by dismissing its indictments in audience today Cudahy against six of his codefendants Its action loft Samuel Sr his son Samuel Jr and Harold L Stuart-- all ones members of tho executive commute of Corporation Securities company —os ths only defendants In ths $2500000 bankruptcy-violatiocase which goes to trial Tuesday LOS ANGELES Jun cfiokgy— namely the flattery that before Federal Judge James H WU ' of marriage Dr 8 L comes whan one1 believes his com- kerson Katxoff medical director of the panion is vitally interested In what Under instruction from Attorney h Is saying - After marriage men General Homer & Cummings fed San Francisco Institute of Domestic go right on talking But unfor- eral prosecutors asked and obtained Relations today modernised a Chi- tunately sometimes women don’t go dismissal of thF aamo charges nes proverb that say “The tongue right on listening they either Interagainst six former directors of the Is ths us for tho nock” rupt which It fatal or they mentally defunct Ineull holding concern What ho said was “Vocal artillery tun out on the male broadcast They were Stanley Field Edward J imuhu almost many marital “On tho other hud there ore Doyle John F 0’Ketfe Philip J bonds ‘u any other thing” women Whom I describe as 'eternal McEnroe William R Irwin and Dr Katxoff came hero to debate teachers They try to teach their Charles W Daniels’ with Professor Syud Hossaln of tho husband he dose not know one Ths trial marks ths third court e University of Southern California thing or should know another He criminal battle for ths on ths subject “Is Modern Marriage finds himself In the of tycoon of oloctrio light and power atmosphere Dr A Failure!" 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