Show ' x Vhe Weather Local Metal Prices Gold IDAHO NEVADA— Fair Tuesday and Wednesday WYOMING— Partly cloudy Tues- - UTAH day and Wednesday (Detailed Report on Page 18) Silver (newly mined) Silver (foreign) Copper Lead 4 800c Zinc “ Lead VOL 131 NO 65 aU The Great Game of Politics parts asemble annual Mon ion will By FRANK R KENT is28 ‘ Hoover Candidacy rom the will ad-- ut June i Minn T B of tbs Eviry issocia time he opens 'his mouth they tss who ct clin forth burst with loud cries Win-- d Frank R Kent of “Hoover’s a candidate Hoover's a candidate” Jt is like children shouting “The San Rogers Phll-utxi-ng Conk-owni- gobline will get you the goblins will get you" The idea back of this is so ng transparent that practically one can grasp it E C I Dins j Foss Dr Plains Ann I dillard )r Ar ing could possibly be as helpful to Mr Roosevelt as to run against Mr Hoover in 1938 That is the notion and it is entirely sound The reasons are clear It would at once transfer the Republican position from the offensive to the defensive As things stand today they have a very strong case against Mr Roosevelt plus the asset of a vast number of Democrats including most of the better grade leaders of the party whose bitterness toward the man and The Hoohis policies is intense ver nomination would change all this It would revive every argument of the 1932 campaign He would be loaded down with blame for the depression rgeons he an of the 1 later n up cral anti-IIoov- er ques-t- e ad elfare with bis attitude toward prohibit tion and the tariff with the bonus army story and ths bank failures Already some of the more eager are quoting bank statistics issued Jo al le im ir the isions Some of Argument Appears Justified to the ir and Jt ex- ' road s levy re pf nking l V enths ounty venue enths Some of this is justified but some of it is unfair and exaggerated A lot of it is the result of the three years’ “smear Hoover” Charlie Mlchelson campaign directed by Mr Shouse and financed None the less by Mr Raskob the fact remains that the Hoover nomination would change the whole political picture drive the millions of disgusted Democrats back to their party switch the attitude of important newspapers deal so now thoroughly anti-neconfuse the people with personalities as to make it impossible issue on the to get a clear-cu- t Roosevelt policies and performances in all probability save him from defeat The interesting part about all this is that no one knows it better than Mr Hoover At least that is the conviction of his most intimate friends here and in New York who have talked with him They say that Mr Hoover knows he would have slight chancs of by his party being renominate end if nominated practically none ®of being elected4 w imp Sons for st L d iday( eorge ts nt at a le 30 Dr -- v£ V 4 h J as I sy ( niza i s Held Clear Headed About Own Position He is they say entirely clearheaded about his own position He hopes in ths long run history will correct the injustice done him but knows there isn’t a chancs in 1936 Ht is not a candidate doek not want to be a candidate and has no intention of being a candidate He appreciates that his candidacy would split his party the Roosevelt and enhance chances' That is the last thing he wants to do He feels very deeply about the danger of the new deal to the country and believes that after two years of silence hs not only (Continu'd on Pete Ten) (Column One) Will Rogers Says: HOLLYWOOD Cal June 1- 7I don’t know how you all are fixed With your state legislatures but we finally had some luck with ours at last It adjourned last night and there is a spontaneous celebration going on today that ia bordering on Armistice day Now -Mhey-can-Jus- t get ths mala one to adjourn in Washington and things will just go then all the politicians will have to do Is Just sit back and argue over who the credit belongs to for recovery I was asked to deliver a commencement day address but I couldn't do it The pupils knew more about politics than I did ‘ Yours " at the ponotflre at Ban matter under act at March I lata 1171 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TUESDAY Subjerlptloii rates: Utah Idaho Nevada Wvomtnc Daflv and Sunder II U me N cents: rear I16M tlacenera la U 8 Oallr and Sunder MORNING JUNE 18 1935 Governor Balks Highway Work Halts in Fight At Tram Offer OverGas Tax In Omaha Strike Utah Banking IRoOSevelt Speakers Rap Business Curb Talk at Meet ‘ Nebraska Chief Execu-- I tive Refuses toArbitrate Only Portion of Lteue Tavern Men Arrested Cars Ordered to Stop MacDonald May Come Adam Bennion 17 The Herald's diplomatic correspondent said today Ramsay MacDonald former prime minister may go to the United State as a special representative to discuss possibi- tMe Gives Order to Speed Relief Projects Road Commission Stops All Construction as Parley Fails Dr Hundreds to Lose Jobs Assails ‘Theorist’ Plans Final Instructions Lor Reduction of Aid Rolls Conference Unable to Decide on Early Court Test President of State Group Criticises Government Confer With Hopkins Say§ S Hope Recovery Lies With Industry State Directors Receive To America LONDON June $ooe 830c 18 PAGES— FIVE CENTS Competition President Sees Great Inroads on Unemployment in Near Future AU state construction betterment By Staff Correspondent and special maintenance projects of ZION LODGE June 17 — Utah tbs stats road commission were bankers turned the searchlight of halted abruptly Monday night ana experience and of current trends several hundred men thrown out of ‘ upon their own profession Monday of state a conference work when By THOMAS J HAMILTON JR annual cow By Associated Press at the twenty-sevent- h officials and oil company attorneys Associated Press Staff Writer OMAHA Neb June 17— Goverfailed to reach an agreement on an vention of the Utah State Bankers’ Secretary Sir Samuel Hoar immediate court test of the controWASHINGTON June 17— personand Captain Anthony Eden association and speaker asserted nor R L Cochran late tonight bluntto the state gasoverted amendment minister for league of nathat upon th ingenuity and indial order to aid the return of relief ‘ ly refused to accept the proposal of line tax law i vidual initiative of American bus! tions affairs feel closer relaworkers to privet payrolls and “to the Omaha and Council Bluffs ness lias the cornerstone of recovtions between Great Britain Regular maintenance is being constop” projects even at a loss as InInvasion Street Railway company that the tinued for the present but it cannot ths and the United States are necery Speakers deplored inunless on for thers riot studded street car strike be arbe dustrial employment mounts today and carried business into Macof government long essary 'The Herald said is an early settlement of the case bitrated with reservations sisted that private enterprise should Donald might be “sort of an were given work-reliofficials by Ths company in a counter action which already has resulted in th form ths economic basis of ths fuambassador at large” Roosevelt President more of to the governor’s demand for imthan $80000 ture impounding Harry L Hopkint t To two acoro stats work progmediate arbitration offered to arin gasoline tax money Dr Adam S Bennion assistant & bitrate higher wages and shorter ress directors gathered about hi to the president Utah Power Current Revenues Used hours but not tbs question of s desk th president definitely set Light company told Utah bankers It was explained by K C Wright closed shop seniority rights tor the that tha hope of American business chief engineer of the commission smaller and lesa expensive project s and ths upon ths striking men or the question of takthat ths commission is operating for th bulk oIf th' $8000000000 removth and of to ing back 6S of ths 268 strikers has payrolls revenues and building under current He dole from funds ordered politic bo outlawed the Cochran military dictator of al of out of aid persons finance federal projects Omaha during the occupation of the asserted it was the task of business stats money until it can be reim in th program and surveyed th re'to restore normal living In ths nacity by the national guard crisply bursed by th government There outlook in these words: — covery informed ths company his demand tion" is now about $400000 to the credit ail “We Ishop thers Is going to bo been all of for had arbitration Federal Banking of the highway department and last sues A prolonged period of discusa very definite and distinct pickup Dr Bennion’s words were premonth it took $500000 to operate sion followed in which neither the all over ths United States W are ceded by the address of Charles L patrol was not Congressmen Induce Ad- The state highway May Make working slowly but very governor nor the company would Smith president of the First Na- Government affected by the commission’s stop-wor- k surely viser to Get First Hand Charles L Smith president of the tional bank of Salt Lake City and give way order of Monday night but Move Under Nine-Pow- er toward tha elimination of th major State Bankers’ association Utah who will have of the month’s it association time a Cars Remain In Barns within president Picture of Needs employment problem wo have had to be seriously curtailed unless the (upper) and Dr Adam 8 Bennion criticised the federal government Pact Cochran rejecting the company comUtah of Power the and tax a the during these past few years a competitor of private banking Light difficulties holding up gas proposal termed it “unreasonable” Of course w always will hav n (lower) who spoke at th He urged banker to defend themMr ironed ar pany out Wright money and said the street cars would reSpecial to The Tribune state convention of the group certain number of unemployed With" selves vigorously against unwarsaid Press Associated By main in the barns for the present WASHINGTON June 17-- As the The difficulties arose last Saturus but like th present ranted attack i The governor grim faced told LONDON June 17—Sir Samuel scale w nothing inof ths Oil conference Other a result the with Utah hope And this year I bewhen day today Refining during speakers day newspaper men after the conference new Hoare Is foreign secretary lieve cluded Dr A H Giannini chairgoing to ho th beginning “it is hoped Jthe representatives of congressmen from the western min- company and the Continental Oil man of th executive committee of guardedly Informed the house of of th picking up of th greater the company" will eee fit to modify ing states George B Holderer min- company made payments of gasoline th Bank of America who urged a commons today Great Britain ia part of this unemployment slack their proposals to such an extent as ing adviser of Frank C Walker of tax money to the atate tax commisreturn of the gold standard Guy to make the matter in my Judgment the relief allocation board will sion under protest The payment of the from which w hav been suffer Emerson vie president of the making thorough Inquiry into t ’ company was ji subject to reasonable arbitration” make an airplane trip over the min- the Utah Oil Refining situation Bankers’ Trust company New Ybrk Big Division In holding to its position ths com- ing states to gather local opinion $7657736 and that of the Continenhis whose words th Oil carefully paper urging banking Choosing Aside from emphasising again and company $398608 pany maintained the lines it had as to how best the relief adminis- tal profession to police Itself was read Hoar did not reveal details of th again that tha four billion dollar To Follow Course established when the strike began tration can function to give aid to L economist f of Reierson R Dr by This protest payment made it nec' on April 20 Wages and hours were unemployed miners and others enbut it was learned had to bo divided into employment ths bank and J Bert Easley as- investigation r $ 500 000 treasurer state for the to th for two of the principal points of the gaged in affiliated industries persons president essary insur- that th government regards the sistant director of urged th state directors to make strikers but so was the closed shop Representatives Murdock and impound the money Other oil com- Typings Directs Question- ance for ths federal mortgage admin- outlook as so gravo that develophousing folwill as th useful" “as indicated have A stumbling block in all Robinson of Utah Scrugham of Ne- panies possible' ments in China may lead to repreprojects they question istration He referred to the civil works proing of Kingfish on sentations under the previous attempts at arbitration the vada White of Idaho and soma oth- low the same course which means Recovery Hopes be as “mad can tax no used work invented gram money gas question remained the biggest bone ers from Colorado and Montana at- that Cost of Plan Dr Bennion declared the hope of treaty until the supreme court has ruled sit- work” and added: of contention tonight (Phases of the tended busilies with American com'We hav ail that experienca berecovery The conference tonight came af- uation were talked over In WashingIt was the consensus of the group on the question on which the ness and depends upon the build- ton us Of course there will b n hind their base Ronald panies Sir protest will conference that not by Lindsay today congress By Associated Press (Continued on Page Five) Is that an ing of bigger payrolls and removal British ambassador and William great many larga project but w Their contention (Column Four) favorably consider ths pending bills 17—SenaWASHINGTON June figwhich seek to earmark $75000000 (Continu'd on P I Five) (Continu'd on Past Three) Phillips undersecretary of stato must keep to that mathematical (Column One (Column Ont) tor Long’s “share the wealth” promillion to $100000000 to put the government but officials refused to dleclost de- ure of thre and one-ha- lf people and four billion dollars in the mining and smelting business gram was drowned under a chorus tails) “in other words outside of a to taka over and operate mines esStanley Baldwin new premier of "noes” in the senate today after handful of what might b called U S to house th a tablish smelters refineries etc and give request dodged Lohisianan— the apparently seeking information on his rejection of strictly federal projects such as ths that it would be useless to press the foundation for a presidential bid However it may such legislation Lloyd George’s “new deal" program Bonneville and Fort Peck dams ths — had offered it as a substitute for become necessary to put through a saying hs was not ready to mak a deepening of th Mississippi and th channel In th upper Miasouriand statement OTTAWA Ont June 17 (UP)— simple bill authorizing P W A or the Roosevelt social security plan Ramsay MacDonald former pre- a few others of that kind which Intention of the Canadian govern some other work relief agency to Point by point Long sought to mier relaxed in commons for the total only a very small portion of ment to revalue its gold reserve allocate funds for the aid of the WASHINGTON June 17 CD — match his proposal against that of WASHINGTON June 17 OPt-- The first time In six years With the ths four billion dollars practically Mora than one was announced tonight by Premier mining industry and those normally the administration Foes of new deal power policies in of United States and France tonight Weight of the responsibility of the ail tha rest of ths money must be Richard B Bennett hie colleagues asserted privateemployed in it ths house and In organized busi- ly that the southerner was looking appeared somewhat linked together premiership lifted from his shoul- spent on th average at tha rat of With a present statutory value of Question Raised ness today dug in for last ditch toward 1936 In so doing in ths international monetary tan- ders he seemed to be a different somewhere between $1100 and $1200 $2067 an ounce the government inMr Holderer said the man He sat completely relaxed per man which must of necessity of two tends to increase the price to the had been raised as to the question moderation the for Didn’t Stay Long gle following a treasury revelation include everything” right of fights of his eyes half closed with labeled market value of $35 an ounce thus ths president to allocate funds utility legislation was ths first time Long had that it had gone to ths assistance for pieces adminietration It aa essential value Speaks Extemporaneously of the reserves from ‘t raising this purpose and while the subject by been able to get it officially before of the beleaguered franc less than to $170000000 Th president spoke extemporane- is still beihg studied by the legal A house bloc forced a redrafting the senate And it did not stay Ths difference is to be used as a staff it is feared th conclusion will of a series of amendments designed thers a month ago ously as Harry I Hopkins stood long toeextend the power of the Tennesbehind his chair Hla remarks war stabilizing fund for foreign ex- The nature of the transaction was soon as hs had concluded his As on Pie Two) (Continued see Valley Authority as the price of taken down and later copies were change — except for the (Column Three) senate the the of explanation plan guarded carefully distributed to the press Mr Roosegetting them out of committee and voted There was no record ballot fact that a “great many millions" onto the house floor velt stressed getting “rid of th senator one other but apparently At the same time the Chamber who were involved— but its implications dole” the goal of putting “all th from not be identified could of Commerce of the United States became an immediate topic of (pecHONOLULU T H June 17 (UP) people on relief rolls to work withvoted with the Long gallery circularized its local chambers urgtalked of —The giqnt clipper in th coming year" and added: without ulation and Washington Th senate also Airj a possible monetary alliance with plane pioneering ing them to concentrate upon the a record vote an rejected “We want in so far as possible amendment by France bouse in a drive to tone down the stabili- ways’ transpacific rout landed on to hav every relief administrator to eventual looking to R Mich) public utilities holding zation of currencies on a world wide Pearl harbor at 5:58 p m Pacific mak every effort to get th unemcompany Senator Vandenberg bill from a measure abolishing such permit tariff increases to compen- basis standard time tonight completing ployed into private industry even It sate fror increased coats of produccorporations to one simply regulat- tion under the Yesterday at Basel Switzerland a round trip flight to Sand island means slowing down or stopping taxes provided heavy ing them Jean Tannery governor of the bank in the Midway group 1338 miles som of ths jobs w hav under-WASHINGTON June IT OP) — the president wanted the taxes exBoth the T V A amendments and in the administration bilk of France announced publicly that northwest of Honolulu takenW should not hesitate for tended Congressional leaders set their Called for Pensions ths holding company bill hold posiTh Sikorsky ’em ons single moment to stop certain Secretary Morgenthau’s "broad unon a July 15 adjournment toThe Republicans likewise accused tions of prominence on President Ths Louisiana Democrat's proof the situation” and his dipped to an easy landing number of projects if people are takday slapping a $501991000 "nuis- the Democrats of being "afraid” to Roosevelt's “must” list Both have gram in brief called for sizable pen- derstandingof American dollars had phibian after a flight of approximately ten en back into private industry supplying ance" tax bill through the house in face their responsibility’— in the been passed by the senate and are sion to all people over 60 years of averted a monetary crisis in that hours Politics so far as ws ar con80 minutes and then plunging the words of Representative Taber (R in controversy in ths house with an income of less than country th third cerned Is out If anybody asks yon arrival Its completed age coninto imediato N Y)— and bring in a tax bill that The chamber of commerce letter $500 a representatives year and property valued at Morgenthau questioned at his leg in a round trip flight from Ala- to discriminate because of politics sideration of farm adjustment law would cover the estimated 0 to local chambers by Ches- less than $3000 H proposed to fi- press conference termed his action meda Cal to Midway islands After you can tell them that th president signed amendments deficit for next fiscal year ter Leasure manager of the reso- nance it with a levy that simply one of “common decency be- resting her a day or so the clipper of the United States gav direct or- The house however was so far After that fight was over Byrns lutions and referenda department he estimated wouldcapital $165000-00000- 0 tween 'nations" will set out onco more for Alameda raise behind ths senate— which planned turned the gavel over to Represen- claimed credit for ( (Continu'd on rate Tvo) ts amassing a total and whittle private fortunes (Column One) to vote on the social security pro- tative Ludlow (D Ind) and walked of senate votes which fell two short down to a maximum of $2500000 gram by tomorrow night — that into the welL Tapping a heavy ring of stripping the abolishment clause Under questioning by Senator Speaker Byrns took the floor for against s reading stand he re- from the holding company bilL Tribune Features Tydings D MdJ Long agreed his the second time this session in an marked: 0 would cost about program effort to pitch the tempo of action “My object is simply to a year which together with st four “must” bills in this week's you with what is before youacquaint If we th normal coat of running the govAmusements six legislative days expect to adjourn st anything like ernment would make a total of a reasonable date we’ve got to Angelo Patrl Urge Attendance about $10000000000 annually SAN FRANCISCO June'l7 UP)— court" declared George T Davis Barbara Vorse “The national income ia from Amid applause Byrns urged make a few more sacrifices of time a members to "come a little earlier and effort We've got to come her to $60000000000 wyear" Tom Mooney today cracked the le- San Francisco counsel for the im- Comics and stay a little later” so the house a little earlier and sit a little later” Tydings said “That means ths fed- gal barrier which for 19 years has prisoned man “means that the at- Culbertson he bills Then these enumerated KANSAS CITY Mo June 17 (UP) eral government would take one- - blocked his fight for freedom when torney general must successfully may act promptly on eight and posEditorials sibly nine mors “must” bills and which he said it wqs “generally un —A criminal court Jury tonight fifth of all earnings of everybody the California supreme court by is- deny the allegations of perjury ' would con- found Adam Richetti Financial the which of made a before habeas would writ How be all it failing Mooney by of corpus expressed a “hope” for adojurnment derstood” the congress long suing parguilty sider: y in tha Union station mas- wealth was stabilized?” opened its doors to him for ths first prisoner will be set free It is a Forum by ticipating Bill Listed notable victory for Mooney” Just as soon as the house met toWould Take Eight Years time sacre two years ago today and deA A The court which previously had At San Quentin Prison Mooney Hapkln "In shout eight years” Long reday Chairman Doughton (Dn N C) Wagner la- creed that he must die on the galwnti of the ways and means committee bor disputes utility holding com- lows plied "the maximum fortuna would held it was powerless th consider paused in his work of peeling pota- Horoscope con- toes and smiled broadly when in- Katherine DePeyster moved th ruleabe suspended and panies urgent deficiency approprith case of th ageing Ths jury returned the verdict at be about $2500000 a resolution- - passed to extend for ations bus regulation extension of 8:30 p m 3 hours and 86 minutes e “How much would have vict recognized through its action formed of tho supreme court's ac- McIntyre two years $501991000 In existing Tennessee valley' authority powers after it had received the case levied then to get th $9000000000 his charge that perjured testimony tion Obituaries "nuisance” taxes When -- the foreman read it Ri- or $10000000000 a year?” Tydings brought his conviction of ths ’ 1916 “I am very happy to hearthe Guffey coal atabilization federal al' -he' Under his motion debate was cohol control and ship subsidy said' "and am looking SenatorfromSandpit San’ Francisco Preparedness chetti rose then started to walk asked day news” limited to little more than half an forward In anticipation to my re Serial Hs expressed th hope ths A A A away as if in a date Recovering “There Would be a much larger bombing hour and all amendments were for- deficiency and Wagner bills would his senses hs sat down and forced a number of millionaires” Long reLegal observers Interpreted the lease sifter th hearing” Society The June 27 proceeding court atbidden Republicans talked about b passed this week and added smile plied "There would be four times writ which was made returnable Sports Chief Defense Counsel Ralph Lat-sha- as many millionaires as now We June 27 as throwing the famous taches said will be merely for the “gag rule” and so efectively that amid applause from both RepubliStats News of case the extension resolution— needing a cans and Democrats: wide prowould of in and of a a take getqlls purpose mad $165000000000 settling routine motion for completeopen again Statistics contention for a cedure of and date next few "In the the weeks house once new State under the and at wealth the and for years the ly upsetting District Judge Ray prodetermining trial majority cedure — was adopted by the hair- can act upon all of them if we make G Cowan allowed him ten days in government would be conducting an Attorney General U S Webb that hearing the perjury charge and Sullivan If orderly sale of the property But an executive pardon was the only Mooney’s contention that he is be- Unci Ray splitting vote of 247 to 117 Half a up our minds to do so Ths inter- - which to prepare the motion dozen changes from “aye” to "no" esta of the country as well aa our the motion is denied the date for the increased business and prosper- - avenue left for Mooney in his fight ing Imprisoned in violation of the “due process” claps of th United Want Ads would have defeated the resolution interests demand an Richetti's execution will then be ity would make more millionaires for exoneration Weather Reports although ths bouse was reminded early adjournment of congress” jand more people to pay taxes”- - j "Today’s order of the supreme States constitution jiet by Judge Cowan Martial Law Prevails New Proposal Invited lity of cooperation in world affairs Herald Ths said the idea was being “seriously considered" because Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin Foreign Anglo-Americ- -- ef The basic thought lo that the prejudice against Mr Hoover Is still deep enough - to offset the growing resentment against Mr Roosevelt and hie policies solidify the Democrats and again split the Republicans In brief noth- 1c r any- Basic Thought Lies in Prejudice Mayo Searles ciaaa ings make Herbert Hoover a can didate for the 103 6 Republnomina-tln- n ican of pub rick J th Dr 1 ’ WASHINGTON political are happening so last these days that it is not easy to keep up with them However one phase as illuminating as any is the earnest effort of the pro Roosevelt interpreter! to 1500 profes- - ilder Citr awcond Copper V 72HO — local Wreklr Settlement Frkes k x $3500 77570 Relief Official Briton Reveals Probe of China Japanese Crisis natoin-depend- Will Make Mine Survey in West Senate Rejects Long Scheme to “Share Wealth’ Sino-Japane- nine-pow- er Sino-Jspane- se Canadians Plan To Revalue Gold Utility Measure Foes Press Fight Assistance To Franc Bared Clipper Lands Back at Hawaii ‘Nuisance’ T ax Measure four-motor- Passes Lower House - gun-sigh- ts four-motor- $8500-00000- $6000-00000- Jury Declares Tom Mooney Wins His Fight For Writ of Habeas Corpus j(ichetti Guilty mid-Jul- life-ter- to-b- w two-thir- own-person- A n m |