Show 0 ME 1 Native Attack Searchlight Beaten Off in Blitish Scorn - t ':441y::rrotest OverlEurope WILLIAMS—' '01t'Smictions has WYTHE GENEVA Nov 13—Britain established more naval bases in r“t 046 the Mediterranean No The secrecy that has enveloped the recent meeting of the naval Made to chiefs still holds because the in Navy Baldwin cabinet Anglo-Frenc- h Its sympathies must first get over emotion of LONDON Nov 13 UPS-- The Brit the intellectualized next Thursday's elec: bh government rebuffed Italy today winning an its protest against sanctions and tions Which will cement its power Rao announced no progress liad for another five - years Only ben made by the two countries to then will we get an admission of telieve the Mediterranean 'Rua- British intentions on the matter of "safe communications" other flan There wise known as Britain let it be known it is not sentiment in is no superfluous Panning an individual reply to Pre that With an understanding with Musaolini's protest against the concerning the North battles innovation of sanctions Germany sea more or less definite and which was dispatched to nations with arrangements with France separately vague Britain with an ipdirect Instead Londonthinks a joint an but effective hand upon Greece swer- by all powers should be sent is now arranging practicaraccthrough the League of Nations' ommodations with that nation inasked for the Italy 'specifically She also is negotiating with tendons of each country Spain alsowas stated the talk yes It These peaceful designs are perSir Eric Drummond haps influenced by the realize tprday be Announce Progress 'Relieve Situation ' ' - : sea-pow- t '' - - ' — 'SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MURBDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 14 1935 Norris Refuses Saves Nine From Death by Freezing To Discuss Plans Metal Tariff Into Custody Slash Report Of His Wife Stirs Protest Sharp Battle The judgment and sentence of this court is that you J E Caldwell spend the remainder of your days in your usual occupation and that you be remanded to the custodysof Skirmishes Continue as Africans Give Way to Romans on Caldwell Wednesday District Judge P (Continued from Page One) C Mines Threat Evans slaughter charge ' The charge was based on an automobile accident last July 18 when Caldwell allegedly struck and killed Louis Werner on the Saltair highway near the airport ed ur Defect in School Denied Traffic 0 Ificial - snow-cover- or en-o- Denial that any of the five buses e 'city school' system-aramong its officerthargedupzoperated Premier Mussolini was inconclusive The diewheeled more even the into Britain affect troopers unsafe or defective in safety tmar ' They are considering Britain's fleet astrounly than France Against maize fields ran down the Ethio- devices was made Wednesday by concentration in the Mediterranean the weight of the imperial interpians and scattered them H M McNeil traffic superinten: and large Italian forces in Libya est and seal for the league the dent of the board of education ROME Nov 13 (11—Genera1 En& of industry have felt bordaring upon Egypt No official action was taken by lie-dItalian-arm- yRonelt sources- said 11 duce was -t-captains length Lbeechoorboaed tut the residt "era he impact OttlreCOnbMid- belo- ened its front in northern doomed to disappointment if he is ttems Mrs Carrie Meadows 45 wife of Ethiopia They must say farewell to showing that of four city trous" he suggested time in the hope of the oil cotton and fabrics margaznbling-f- or today while Ethiopian forces in the school buses inspected by the state A recognized Joe of price fixing Melvin Meadows 270 West Second A' more conciliatory attitude after were south reported withdrawing highway patrol three had defective the Idaho congressman who is in kethwdch have amounted to mil? toward South Streit died at the L D S the general election They said post- lions Harar1 tires one lacked proper first aid Salt Lake City to speak before -- tiveiy- - them will be no weakening The fascist forces moved into the equipment three lacked Westhospital Thursday at 12:30 a m of Association of The French political troubles the spotlights meetings 1--or change of policy will probably come to a head after lima region about 50 miles east Dne was 'without clearance and ern State Engineers and the Na- from injuries suffered when she s amoomopetwon the armistice between the rival of the captured city of Makale cluster lights three lacked marker tional Reclamation association also fell from her thirdfloor apartment - ' ROMICILVOW 13 mier Laval and Herriot groups All this while on the western end of the lights one had no signal device one indicated his general stand on tariff onto a sidewalk Mussolini plans a policy of 'an eye time line theY reached the Takkaze river wise without skid chains one lacked matters Mrs Meadows was discovered by they have been ' for an eye and a tooth for a tooth" their friendship for each'assuring (The Italian front in Tigre prov- Interior lights one failed to comother he said "is one her husband shortly after 10 p m "Price fixing" the 51 sanctionist countries gait Whatever the premier thinks of ince thus appeared to extend about ply with the regulation for exits of our main difficulties and has Wednesday lying directly under a ' 4 was disclosed tonight the present German overtuees he 100 miles from east to west In the and one was without a sign desig- worked to the disadvantage of our window in her home She suffered Diplomatic circles said his plan of has not thrown away the possisoutheastward advance from Eri- nating is at a 'cool bus basic industries not only farming a crushed chest and a possible frac' treating other eountriee as they bility of a future deal Therein trea into Ethiopia through Aduwa Mr McNeil explained that minor but mining andlumbering as well° tured skull attending physicians treat Italy explains why no blanket lies strength and also his weak- the Italians had moved about 100 repairs are being made to the buses An ardent supporter of the prest- reported will bar all import& tiler ness for it is impossible to con- miles) The school board it vas an- dent Mr White after announcing Authoritative sources meanwhile tinue such tactics Warriors Retreat nounced Wednesday his appropri- that he had wired his protest to Mr indifinitely ' Indicated 11 duce would hold further Russia is much too shrewd to be Ras Nasibu governor of the pros- - ated $13000 to match a federal grant Roosevelt explained that "protecionveraatIons with Sir Erio Drum fooled and knows well suet ince of Harart in which the Vapor of $32800 to be used on several small tion of industries" guides him so very mond British ambassador regard-7what negotiations Are going on tant points of Harar Jijiga and works progress administratiod proj- far as- hie tariff policy is concerned ' the European situation She therefore keeps stressing the Dirac laws are situated was reported ects Eight hundred dollars also "Until we can work out an inter-wa- s Premier 'Amain! bible note of dire need for peace set aside for use in a campaign national system of exchange we've Visit Our Beautiful in press dispatches from MogadisProtest to each country which had do Italian Somaliland to be draw- - to cooperate with the state tax com— got to protect our goods against approved ths) League of Nations' ' (eopYright Inc1935 by United Venture NEVI ing back his Warriors front the mission in its effort to restore- $10- - those made by cheap foreign latlyndlcate Reproduction in whole - y 'sanctions plan invited last minute or nun prohibited AU Until marred) - ' southern front in apparent prepara-- 1 000000 worth of real property to the oor" he explained mrepentance" of the : tax rolls by inducing owners to meet e don tor a strong 'flan& Telegram" Given consequences and asking each coun The reports Bald Rae Nasibu wu delinquent taxes to the president The what it intended doing telegram try anin teacher personnel Changes expected to concentrate his force read: Maryland Dinner nounced at Harar the capital of the provWednesday included: Alvin Franklin D Roosevelt President - PARIS 350 Nov 13 cir- ince and the second largest city in Butler Agnes Crawford LaReta "White House Tomato and Macaroni Soup Roast dies said tonight they understood ' Ethiopia—Addle Ababa alone being Creer Frances Platt Royal B "Washington D C Leg of Young Pork with Glazed Premier Mussolini would postpone larger—or at Jijiga 50 mile east of Stone Afton Williams and Frances market conditions due Meadow Brook Apple Baked Hubeconomic reprisals against France Zwicky resigned' Wilma '' Grose to Improved Harar Squash Snowflake Russet Po increase in price zinc and lead bard and also would halt Italian press tatoee and choice of Rolla and any Italian advance troop were re- Delphine Lynch Adele Peters and contributing in a large measure to Sc Drink attacks upon this country Bids for fhe'tonstruction of three ported Operating at Daggah Bur Bertha Wood named probationary business recovery western states Financiers had feared a serious works-reliweri only about 100 miles southeast of teachers Mar Four Hundred 'of the Sea Biesinger highway projects western markets and reopening blow to France if Italy adopted reWealthy Hull Mark Searle Janet Stimulating business and - 80- - miles northweist--ofBaia offices opened the at of Jijiga Wednesday througtmutthe prisals because of Paris support of Baneh Whou seizure the Ital- Mitchell Harold Vigas and Nellie country People of Idaho the state road commlesioe earnestly Fresh English fiendish Sole 'qrsdi League of Nations sanctions Carter transferred front a part-tim- e aa ccaamm---- no be made viduar '8 t y I is with Remilaide reduction that e to authoritative quarters said the oung tompany of Rithbasis on teaching urte Sauce Einowileke Potatoes Diced in import duty on lead and zinc Italian ambassador Vittoria Cer field was low bidder for revision staffs Carrots with Peas Choice of Rolls through trade agreement Dominion rut! informed Premier Pierre Laval grading and graveling on Highland and any 5c Drink ir of Canada Failure of Canadian if duce bad decided on this 'action drive between Forty-eight- h Annie Laurie Individual Meat South ducers to cooperate with miners of Pie 11150 hi! awaiting a French ' reply' to ' and Vine streetsiThe bid was $31- -' these metals in this country to limit Pie a 1a Mode 100 bin protest against sanctions resulted in piling up '''' These sources indicated production meiitbedo company of SpringDHeoucocuiootechrrieeseseadndaHvdmohbsuariagedr howevec' Reynolds-El- y huge unmarketable surplus and in- - I that Laval told Cerruti his declara- ville withsa bid of 821824 was low : creased distress of United States tions at Gallen in support of the on grading of IL S 40 between My-to- n Vtah's potato crop will be miners during period of depression and Roosevelt for a distance of by 1060000 bushels than inlarger league action-wh- ile Reeking a 1934 We ask protection for our lead an 8216 miles- - Placing e gravel base friendly solution of the according to the IslOvembir crop esFair weather conditions with lit- - zinc miners and mining industry conflict-answe- red Mussolini's and a rock asphalt surface will be timate released Wednesday by tie' change in temperature were pre- "COMPTON I WHITE M C done later under a regular federal Frank Andrews ( protest statistician for the dieted for Thursday and Friday by '' laid : contract toNavy budget figures published Nov 13 (A:1–z WASHINGTON department of agriculture ' the United States weather bureau day revealed France will increase its For grading graveling and placThe potato crop will total 2100- of the Canadian-America- n Formal were completion Temperatures highslightly structures on of miles 2120 528road ing gavel expenditures in 1036 by 000 bushels as 4 to 1040000 er Wednesday but still 7 reciprocal trade treaty te- between Monticello and bushels in 1934 compared 600000 francs ranged a (about 34190000) on: and 2082000 bushels trifle: below normal tabulations awaited only the actual signink day ' i ' ' nver 1933 ::f Blending IW Whiting of Springfor the past five years 111111 showed Maximum temperature for —probably Friday or Saturday P ville waa low hidder:The bid was average is Sugar beet production President Roosevelt told his press placed the day was 45 with a low of 27 $ ' 503000 tone as compared to 250- at 147036 leaving a mean of 36 against 42 for conference he bad signed the neceseh bid Is added 10 per cent 000 tons harvested in 1934 and the normal for this governfor engineering and contingencies five-yePark-average of 621000 tons The snow that fin 'during last ment to place its official seal on the - ' KLING Holds Them Firmly ''i Corn crop' production is placed week-en- d a light covering pact '' I Matt allow - - 7Architett Named your plates to drop or at 462000 bushels as compared to throughout left the Utah rangeland the Simultaneously from Ottawa slip when you alai talk or laugh- - - Slack WWinburn :was named 304000 bushels in 1934 and five-yethe Just sprinkle a little Kling on them weekly bureau report said Some came word that Prime Minister average pf 445000 bushels domestic stock feeding was made MacKenzie King expected to leave — This improved powder forms a conr Wednesday the supervising archi- fort cushion heals sore gums holds tectiotivorktprogress administra- i Apples: art estimated At :543000 but sheep in most sec- - tomorrow for Washington for the plate so snug it feels and acts like tion repairs to the city and county bushels as compared to 554000 bush- necessary tiona were able to feed on winter formal signing Secretary Hull was your own tooth RUNG is guaran : A contract awaiting-M- r els 1934 lo scheduled to represent the United teed better than anything you ever building range it was said need or moiler- retundedL large Winburn's signature provides the to condition of the States: in the ceremony Just drive up to Auerbach's dry ' package eta at thlittle 1:Dground architectivillibe paid :it per 'cent' of druggist' of the fall wheat had Official Indications of the treaty's " !: ': the cost of :' '" :' eefltimemtti ' any work- entrance will were but it Provisions Easti Broadway lacking germinated in the southern section i of the state However winter wheat be signed in the 'midst of private S Will Man will take your Parker ' was coming' up nthely in 'the Bear protests of both sides of the inter-: ' car and have it parked for tional boundary based on reported River valley in northern Utah : ' -1 tariff slashes by each country on ' you while you do your shopnumbers qf the other's commodi' ' S IA II II 1 ' ties I was Howard of ' convicted ping and have if brought ' Dunlap !: :' -7 of perjury by a jury Wed' charges back for you when you 13 tarDENVERNov 4“ :1: (A)—If the Succumbs nesday in federal court : on cattle firm) Canada in reiff ' wish This is a special new ''':'::::::-':Dunlap was indicted recently by duced it will violate a promise made '" ir""'-II '''"sc the federal grand jury on charges ''' Au- to for Auerbach c uS- men service livestock last western ‘ Mrs i he had committed perjury when he Margaret Van Steeter Or 1 and "Ibtflbir lipOrcittion- - Orlandtkitti- e by-th- ' ' hide — e ----Infor- med — - - - Cold and hungry the crying children were soon made comfortable in the warm heated cabs of th- - trucks Enrollees gathered leftover sandwiches from lunches brought from Pocatello to give the children their only meal since the day before Frozen apricots constituted their food during the 24 hours in the cold After the children had been fed and warmed inthe trucks the convoy escorted them to West Yellowstone Mont where 'hot meals were provided by the Tepee inn The family was believed to have been en route to relatives in from Nebraska Billings Mont when they were overtaken by the mishap The father had but 22 in his pocket when rescued said the report headorarters Stranded on the highway near Yellowstone park (Cot:Mood from Page One) with a blizzard raging and temdropping to 15 degrees test to Mr Roosevelt might be suc- peratures below zero the family giving up cessful is based on a similar action in wait despair after a during treaty negotiations with Swe- was rescued by aCCC convoy den whereby a proposed tariff reSunday five miles north of Mack's duction on matches was altered so inn on the Yellowstone park highthe industry of the United States way could meet the foreign competition The report reieived here did not contaLl the names of the family Fears Voiced In his opinion Mr White said but stated if the convoy had not surplus lead and zinc mined in arrived It would have faced possiCanada during the depression would ble death from freezing inasmuch be unloaded in this country if the as highway snowplows did not reach the scene for another 24 tariff were lowered t "They can produce cheaper with hours Stranded in Snow their big deposits and mass produc- tion" he explained thus giving them The family became stranded a marked advantage over producers when their automobile a small of the metals in the United States 1925 model ttvo-dosedan and a He said he hut no information trailer loaded down with the n reducterms of the prbposed the tire possessions of the family tion H J Hull Wallace 'Idaho ad- - swerved into a snowbank at the of the road and stuck fast vise( MrWhite Wednesday stated': that mines there were op- - Saturday night ' erating 70 per cent of capacity and 30 per cent of production Plunge From Windo Held Disastrous on mineral tariff and "Lowering Fatal to S L Woman fko by following Caldwell's conviction on an involuntary man- Libyan lancers balked an Ethiopian attempt to cut Italian communication lines south of this city today and precipitated a bloody battle Many were slain before the forces of Decifazmatch Gabriet the Ethiopian commander were put to route The Ethiopians had hidden thimselves on both sides of a caravan trail leading to Hauzien (about 50 miles northwest of Make le) They were effectively concealed in fields of maize five feet high Open Fire They waited until a long train of mules was well between them and then opened fire At that moment however the Libyan spahis of colonel Minecci a cavalry squadron which has several members of the Italian nobility Special to The Tribune POCATELLO Ida h o—Death wu cheated of nine victims a snowbound family seven of whom were children ranging from 9 months to 13 years in age it was learned here Wednesday in a story of a timely rescue received at the Pocatello district C C C Congressmap of Idaho Calls Canada Pact your wife" This sentence was imposed of Snowbound Family CCC Rescue Man Oisdered - 01-Pre- 1Nebraska Senator Says He Will Not Decide Until Election Time LOS ANGELES Nov 11 United States Senator George Norris of Nebraska remained a politi- cal today refusing k question-mar- to discuss reports he would not be a candidate for reelection next year He said his decision would not be made until election time next year "I did not say at Salt Lake City that Iwould not be a candidate for reelection I am on vacation and I want a rest I am not discussing he said Senator Norris Who has represented Nebraska in the senate since relatives 1903- - hat been visiting here Enrollees Help amused When we "He was To Lieutenant Edward J showed himdeeply reports that Congress&aria' ordnance reserve and man Coffee of Nebraska Leonard Bringhurst of Cedar City after Harry an interview with President Utah convoy leader went the Roosevelt had said the president honor- - for the rescue The other felt Democrats of Nebraska enrollees busied themselves mak- shouldthenot permit Senator Norris ing the family as comfortable as to retire" Mrs Clara Norris Rake possible and in getting their vehi- straw his sister said cles out of the drift '— The report was received by Captain Robert S Bower assistant Says adjutant of the district beadquar- 0 It' I $ I Heart Officer Attack Killed Pilot ters staff ft04EM MARCH FIELD Riverside Cal Nov 13 (A—Captain D W Buckman who safely landed his airplane with three passengers at Bakersfield last night although gravely lit diet' of a heart attack Major A L officer said toBrackney-Medicday An autopsy on the army fliset showed only a heart ailment with no complicating conditions Major: Coach to Talk Ike Armstrong football coach at of Utah wilt te the speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Purchasing Agents' Association of Utah Thursday noon at the chamberof commerce A D Smith purchasing agent for the Utah Power and Light company will preside at the meeting: Brackney said al ' - 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Itiellgl':i R0 41 oil A 0 Al- e- ATALCOUG i I S3 (I: romewor"'""!::: !eiTtfia0":'AWVI it ' il 4 "'" - t :K:: fg ::: ALF ' ' OP t - pitaiN zziel :: &i' 7 alma" -- l'h"''' ' waications liare fr itEi7 'i'y -- Mrs Claire Stewart Boyer will discuss the emotional phase of wrtheitiBun the regular meeting of acles Thursday at II p nt In the attic hall of the Art Barn The objectives of the League of Western Writers will be explained by Mn rrentiss Grey district leader of the league and original short storiel will be read by Miss Maude Miller and Miss Marie Guerrant We Christie Lund Coles will pre- side - T(6O'i40' - Barnacles Schedule Phases Talk Wed- - for work on w p A taken at the office during the morning hours while intab the rest of the day is spent in comtoteabudiefnagL: in littg? pilingrecords Mr Mayer said The live In four days if Lt pliaesersdr druggist will return your 250 bchramm office opens at 8:30 a tn and closes Johnson Drug Stores lade) ilt 10t30 p XL v tiM -- -- 7q-- t : 4 I: Wi' -rif f ''': :4 ":' ::!:AN ' 4i1NL)1'17('- lti" i tg!M ::i:ii:inis Fil kMirz'41 viir--li 40 ':ii:::!::: l': : let: i'e:'? : ??::': 11 logie004at 1 oxf Y -- f cattle-tarif- er rIt Neu can find no safer advice than contains senna and cascara 0— both this to find the solution to your natural Jaitatives ' that form no ' bowel worries habit even in children The action is gentle but sum It will relieve 0 Just do what hospitals do and the doctors insist on Use a liquid any aluggisbnesS or bilious condi4axative end you can bring yourself tion due to constipation It is the lo clocklike regularity ' without very nieest Jesting nicest acting ' strain or ill effect- can buy So try greparation you a liquid laxative at You taking regulated home And if you knew what doe 'doses till Nature restores regularity case Joseph McClelland Portland Ore and William Orman& Idaho: two daughters Mrs Alydia Spratting Gridley and Mrs John Thomas Castle Ford Idaho two brothers Joseph J and John H Van Steete'r both of Salt Lake City' and several grandchildren The body will be brought to Salt Lake City and will be Tanish taken to S P Fork for burial --- ' III - ' ' ' ' - reguisrommandaractioautiowrolo : m0::" ga:i — on Coast At that time he was tried for as- Lake City died Tuesday In Gridley the American National Livestock saulting Al G' Gunn deputy United CAL where she bad resided for the association States marshal from whom he was put 18 years according to word Mollin said western cattlemen alleged to be attempting to 'escape received by relatives In Salt Lake were "greatly disturbed" over press A NO Wednesday t ''" sf ley White of a fedtor knows youwould use only the eral officer forimpersonating the purpose of fraud form A can be always liquid liquid The grand jury Indictment alleged reduced doses taken White had posed as a federal inrduallythe teat wet qf that officer In order to defraud a local 1 relieftom c°n3I'Patunt:-"- -' ''':t:: autonrobile dealer ' " Ask a doctor about Ask your druggist how very popular liquid Guest Speaker laxatives have become They give ' the right' kind of help and right Dr Berbert B Maw dean of amOunt of help Taking a little less men at the University of Utah and each time gives the bowels a Chance president of the state senate will to act of their own accord until be the guest speaker at a meeting they are moving regularly and of the Democratic League of Utah thoroughly without any help at all to be 'held Thursday at 8 p tn at - Once Mickyou have experienced this the Murray high school S-comfort you will never go back to eiseni$ president of the league any forin of help that can't 'be regulated to suit the need I 't The liquid laxative generally used ' 1::: - A 7'- -- ' 't does et the aseditigg - 'll 1 iLt4 1 -"'1 - '' - ''Oks 1 mat - t ii :lo"P - TO RELIEVING CONSTIPATI ON I Resident 7 - I - Pioneer :::7 :::: -- ' f:k::4' 11 : ii:):ii!i:::::!Lo:::ii:t:!111)110 0 Of Perjury Charges 1 - r ' '': ' - Ametii41k' lti: Jury in Federal Court Holds L Guilty - m IlMilti'014:St ' ::':5?V::i:M:i:iii:iii:i':? 4 ::::e:::x:::t::a:::4-::ii::::::::!:?:e- Car for You ar :::: iiiinialla ' et( iiii!::isuiiiiiond - - 'S :: PARKER VIM 111 1 I A 'inn TlséTareeth 1 C luerbach's U-4- - it A II E R B Italo-Ethiopl- an : of 'new Vogue patterns grip pro-Fa- Double '34 Yield s Special Representative of 3 1495J —- i 6 — s 6 - - I - IP |