Show The Weather Local Metal Markets ITi'H NEVADA — Fair Saturday and Gold Silver (newly mined) Silver (foreign) Copper Lead 450® 455c Sunday IDAHO— Cloudy cold WYOMING— Snow and colder (Detailed Report on Page 24) Lml imum every morning aa eecond VOL 132 NO 103 City Prisoner Shot In Scottsboro Escape Fight Negro Attacks Official With Knife Sheriff Fires at Close Range State Troopers Massed Battle Starts in Auto as Defendants Are Being Taken to Birmingham Entered at tne poetotflee at Kelt Lake claaa matur under act o t March a 187V England Has 1st Gangster New murder along gangster lines The victim an elderly unidentified man apparently had been “taken for a ride” in an automobile and his body dumped on a roadside The d body was discovered beside a hedge in the outskirts of this town No weapon was found All clues to his Identity were stripped from the body Police said they were working on the theory the crime was' the work of a gang bullet-pierce- race-cour- By United Press Ala Jan 24— BIRMINGHAM a desire for crazed by Apparently freedom Ozie Powell one of nine Six Army Fliers Die as Bombers negro defendants in the famous to tried trial assault 8cottsboro slash hi? way to freedom today and Crash in Hawaii was shot probably fatally by a t Stop-Ga- p JANUARY 25 1936 Death Ends Active Career Bill Emerges For Farm Aid Death ‘Ride5 ST ALBANS HERTFORDSHIRE England Jan 24 CPI— Scotland Yard was called In to investigate tonight what police called Britain’s first SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY MORNING Senate’s Subcommittee Agrees on Redraft Cotfp Individual Subsidies for Soil Conservation Are Retained Heart Attack Fatal to Patron of Arts and — 60-5- on Page Three) (Column One) Just a Minute With Cobb TUCSON Ariz Jan 24— Never thought the stocks that licked the desert and the Apaches would be slackers but neither in Arizona nor in New Mexico can I find a trace of an authentic presidenn tial boom for any On the other hand statesman the sheep crop Is reported good Maybe it’s just as well Already there has been more than one favorite son boom that reminded me of a new trunk store on a side street— you know the kind that always opens with a grand closing out sale Republicans here speak highly of Governor Landon of Kansas Still you never can tell If you can believe what the Sunday papers print when the editors can’t think of anything else Tragedy ' always followed owning the Hope diamond or digging into King ' Tut’s tomb But being Indorsed for office by W R Hearst is pretty fatal too seems to me IRVIN & COBB home-grow- A son of 42 the late United States Senator Thbmas Kearns and Mrs Jennie J Kearns and prominent in Salt Lake City business and civic life died suddenly Friday evening in LaJolla Cal Death was due to a heart at- tack Mr Kearns vice president of the Kearns corporation vice president of The Salt Lake Tribune Publishing company and a member of the board of directors of the Silver King Coalition Mines company left4arly in the week for a vacation trip to the southern California city Friday evening he was stricken suddenly and unexpectedly with a heart attack He was rushed to a hospital for medical attention but died in a short time Mrs Kearns was at the bedside when death came Born In Park City He was born in Park City August 27 1893 during the days when the late Senator Kearns and his associates were developing that famous mining center but spent most of his life in Salt Lake City He was educated in the Salt Lake City public schools University of Cal' and Fort Collin! Edffltmd Judge Kearns prominent Salt Lake City busi- Santa-Cisrcollege in Colorado ness man and patron of the arts and numerous charities Agricultural from the latter institugraduating who died Friday evening at La Jolla Cal tion In 1917 4- The following year he married Margaret Frances Jenkinson of Salt Lake City and took up a business career in connection with his family’s extensive business interests He spent considerable time at the Kearns ranch in Elko county Nev after his graduation from the Fort Collins Agricultural college Traveled Abroad He traveled in Europe the United States and Central America and was FORT WAYNE Ind Jan 24 UP) an ardent student of the drama By Associated Press —A speeding passenger train killed One of his Interests was the proCHICAGO Jan 24— Fresh snows 10 members of a on re- duction of and he devoted swept out of the northwest tonight lief today striking family their stalled considerable plays time to staging of in the van of a new cold wave automobile broadside and scatterproductions He also was The double assault presaged a ing the bodies along hundreds of charity Interested in music and expended swift end to the brief respite from feet of railroad right of way both effort and funds in giving this some of the most frigid weather of Marlon McBride 43 of near Gra' high class musical entertainbill Ind his wife and city the century ment nine' of the McBride children Although temperatures eased eight Since early manhood he manifestslowly upward during the day from all riding in a sedan were killed ed an active Interest in civic and South Dakota to New York sub- instantly or fatally injured Two charitable enterprises and frezero and conditions little girls were picked up from the on committees apserved quently formed the rule In the northern debris and taken to a hospital pointed to carry out projects of this states A recapitulation showed 129 critically hurt kindi persons had died in 16 states from The dead children were: Marion Helped Charities causes traceable directly or indirect- McBride Jr 12 Mary 10 Arthur a quiet and unassuming way In 8 6 3 RichRobert and Virginia ly to three days of abnormal frigidhe supported numerous charitable ard and Romono ity institutions chief among them be14 Snow was forecast all the way to twins Clara orphanage Clara McBride 14 and Phyllis ing the Kearns St Ann's also the Atlantic seaboard A Catholic he was deeply New York City with a death total 4 were brought to St Joseph's hosinterested in the church and its edof five had a noon reading of 10 pital at -Fort Wayne where Clara ucational institutions above Municipal coffee houses and died late- tonight Physicians said He was prominent also in club not live Bodies of the overtaxed Phyllis A may milk were flophouses and social life of the city being a shortage developed in the snow others tere removed to the Grabill member of the Alta club the Salt railroad station bound regions upstate Police halted Lake Country club chamber of travel on some highways still being of Columbus commerce Knights cleared of one of the worst snows Mother Two Children and B P O E on record Some favorite hobbies aside from Portions of six major PennsylDie as Home Burns music and the drama were travel vania highways were still blocked horseback riding golf and reading Rescuers dug through mountainous UP- -A For a number of years he had lived W 24 FAIRMONT Va Jan 16 to drifts reach pupils who had place In Holladay been Imprisoned In a farm house mother and two young daughters on a country Planned L S Funeral to burned in death a fire today near Jennerstown for two days Surviving are his widow mother Fires brought death to 18 persons which destroyed their home at Ben- two children Francis Bernard and In Maryland New York West Vir- ton’s Ferry Mrs Olive Hunsaker Edmund J Jr who are attending The dead: NewMissouri Kansas and ginia school in Los 22 Evelyn Hunsaker 4 Charlotte St John’s Military foundland a brother Thomas F Jean 22 Angeles Hunsaker old months business Flames the threatened of Salt Lake City and all public clocks with the Greensection of Seymour Ind after they The father Howard Hunsaker 25 Kearns all Kearns Brophy of Helen wich signal a sister a from window with an jumped thousands of dollars bad York Outside the houses of parliament in destroyed New other City Anna Mae 5 daughter aged property at other points Half a The body will be brought to Salt tonight the mourners formed a block in the center of New Ulm Both were burned badly waiting Hue ten deep extending the Minn and three villages in upper The blaze apparently started from Lake City for funeral services and an overheated stove burial Arrangements will be anentirertength of Millbank road clear New York were burned to Lambeth bridge then along the nounced later bank of the Thames as far as the Tate Art gallery more than a mile Townsend Backer Hits Rotary International New Cold Wave Ten Die as Train Descends on East Rams Car Stalled Midwest States At Road Crossing sub-freezi- Britons Wait Hours in Cold To Pass Casket of King George BritLONDON Jan 24 UEV-T- he ish people marched through cold fog and darkness tonight to pay their last respects to King George Despite a ' chilling wind rising sharply after sunset they came in throngs of tens of thousands to Westminster hall ' where the dead monarch lies in state to walk swiftly four abreast past the catafalque The late king’s subjects foregathering in Parliament square to take their place in line presented a scene rare in British history It appeared the entire nation was moving toward a single spot Royal Family Arrives The only break in the continuous public pilgrimage to the catafalque was at 6 p m when the hall was as King Edward cleared the widowed Queen Mother Mary and other members of the royal family came for 15 minutes of silent tribute Their visit was unexpected It was announced a silence throughout the kingdom beginning at 1:30 p m (8:30 a m E S T) Tuesday the day the king will be buried at Windsor Local authorities were asked to arrange beforehand to synchronize two-mlnu- te distant They waited patiently although it was obvious thousands of them had no chance of entering the hall before closing time ‘Hostile’ Congress Figure Taken by Death WASHINGTON Jan 24 McGroarty (D Cal) said tonight a "hostile” congress and Final Tribute an "antagonistic” house leadership By 10 p m Monday when the were the stumbling blocks in the In state will end officials said lying of Townsend old age pension at least one million of the king’: path legislation subjects will have paid this final McGroarty and Representative act of tribute (D Mont) chairman of The crowned heads of Europe Monahan were arriving for the funeral King the house Townsend steering comappeals for sup' Haakon of Norway and Queen Maud mittee broadcast who is George’s sister headed the port of the movement and urged the election of a “Townsend congress" list before Edward the King visiting ‘Bookies Arrested bier tonight dealt with a mass of state documents official and MIAMI Fla Jan 24 A— Police papers awaiting his attention arrested 84 persons and alleged op He disclosed that his mother erators in two horse race booking would be designated as "the queen establishments in downtown Miami mother” ending speculation as to today as the city continued its drive her proper title against illegal gambling no Sunday SL1I5 r a MO nee titvn ri'upd Refuse to Back Chief Executive Message of President Reviews Stand Taken Reaction to Bonus Test on Previous Measure Political Lines Scrapped By Associated Press WASHINGTON Many Charities Edmund Judge Kearns me Blocs Wait Prominent in Civic Life By Associated Press WASHINGTON Jan 24— A new stop-ga- p farm bill described as re- and Dally a Wyoming Dally and Sunday 44e Party Leaders Dies Details of Plan Veiled taining the principle of individual subsidies for soil conservation as a stepping stone to a permanent federal-state cooperative plan emerged from another round of tough Alabama sheriff today Scarcely two hours later Governor congressional developments Bibb Graves ordered state police Two Big Planes Collide While President Roosevelt w massed In Birmingham "for eventutelling his press conference his ultialities" and Plunge to Earth mate goal was to make agriculture Powell and his codefendanta were of Mass in "as productive as It was 100 years being transferred from the scenethe Flaming their trial at Scottsboro when senate agago” the and knife a youthful negro drew riculture subcommittee which yesBy Associated Press slashed Deputy Sheriff Edgar Blayterday rebelled against the original Sheriff J S lock In the neck HONOLULU Jan 24— Six army bill unanimously Sandlin of Morgan county who was fliers were killed on redraft a prepared overtwo agreed when tonight the at riding with the prisoner fired point big departagriculture night bombing planes collided 1000 ment blank the bullet penetrating over feet to Luke field and Powell’s skull plunged Details Withheld the ground in flames Handcuffed in Car Its details were withheld by ChairThe negro was seated In the rear The victims of one of Hawaii’s man Smith (D S C) until after of a car and handcuffed to Roy worst aviation disasters comprised its presentation tomorrow to the Wright and Clarence Norris two one officer and five enlisted men full committee Senator Bankhead (D Ala) it tne codefendanta Army authorities named them as: whose original draft Smith opposed Sandlin described events: ' noticed the negro right behind Lieutenant William G Beard San vigorously on constitutional me Wright reach over nly shoulder Francisco grounds told newsmen: Staff Sergeant Bernard F “It is satisfactory to me Draw and lock the dpor at my left he said “At the same time I looked up Privates John B Hartman Chica-g- your own conclusions” Smith said: W the mirror and saw Powell draw Bruce Taylor Gardner and “In my Opinion the present (rea knife I grabbed Wrights left — Parkhurst vised) form is 'along the line that hand as he drew a knife with his cut Blaylock’s Two Bail Out I think may be sustained constituright Powell had throat while I was holding on to Further identification or home ad tionally There are some things dresses of the victims was not im- that hew close to the line But most Wright’s left hand of the things would be favorable” mediately available Stopped Car es Two the others'&board and Approval Given car planes the "I managed to stop Chairman Jones (D Tex) of the I shot Powell caped the shattering crash by bailsound the siren out in parachutes They are Air house agriculture committee after who was trying to get to Blaylock s ing him once in the face Reserve Lieutenant Charles E Fish- going over the redraft with Smith pistol-s-hot the er of Asheville N C and Private said: By that time two other cars in "The modifications suggested in autocade carrying guards Lanigan three-ca- r Each suffered minor lacerations and prisoners screamed to a halt and bruises in the collision which the main in my personal judgment would be helpful” and officers came rushing up to aid occurred three shortly after 7 o’clock The house committee also will Blaylock and Sandlin The were (12:30 a m Saturday Eastern consider the new draft tomorrow bloody and dazed negroes standard time) While Bankhead insisted the searched and out dragged Fire Seen for Miles changes were minor other than the Not Dangerous The planes came together with a major addition providing that after danBlaylock’s wounds were not e roar heard virtually all over Hono- two years grants would be made to was Powell brought gerous states cooperating in a perwho oper lulu several miles away and the only to hospital here Surgeons twice of the burning ships was visi- manent farm plan yet to be worked one glare shot was he ated said ble along famous Waikiki beach out Smith commented: bullet paralyzing his right slBe He which is 10 miles from Luke field on "Wait till you see the revision” 0 ehance was given a Secretary Wallace who appeared Ford island believed Sheriff Sandlin said he before both senate and house groups Lieubelieve Ground observers the break "Was a preconceived plot at merely said: in which all the negroes and others tenant Beard’s plane exploded “Everybody’s happy” the time of the collision the cause were implicated” Other Developments Governor Graves said he had in' of which was a mystery The committee activity was acformation” relative to a person or Private Lanigan was in Beard’s — ship and Lieutenant Fisher was pi companied by these other developpersons who supplied the knives ments on the farm question: type with loting the other plane of the "switchblade” 1 handles— to Powell and President Roosevelt coupled three-inc- h His long-tim- e of making Wright Wheels to Stop agriculture as objective Gaming Talked to Deputy productive as it was In Respect to GeorgSV a century agoto with a hope that farm Powell was taken to the operation replace the AAA legislation room at Hillman hospital He talked MONTE CARLO Jan 24 (UP)— would be possible without a 'constto Deputy Sheriff Jack Taylor Taylor quoted him as saying he pur- In token of respect to King George’s itutional amendment chased the knife for 30 cents from memory - roulette wheels will be 2 Louis B Ward an adviser of E Coughlin Invited a negro boy He quoted him further stopped for one minute at 3 p m Father Charles senators as saying his codefendants knew Tuesday and a minute of silence will a score of inflation-minde- d he had the knife and that “Wright be observed in all Monte Carlo to a hotel dinner tonight to discuss (Continued on Paso Blsht) Norris and himself” plotted the gambling rooms (Column One) break The break was the first violence to mark the now famous assault case since the nine negroes Were arrested five years ago Until today they had been quiescent ap( Continued E J Kearns Succumbs in Lajolla Cal of Program Jablo-nowsk- k( DO Vice President of The Tribune and Kearns Jones-Bankhe- t rat re: Utah Idaho Nevada eentaj year 81050! elaewhen In U Mubacrtptlon mo ' (if925e Zinc4A50 8etttemra4 Pik Copper 450o Leid $3300 77A7e Jan 24— House repudiation of President Roosevelt on the bonus today complicated the already tangled political situation With the senate expected to do likewise next week recording the Democratic majorities of both branches against the veto leaders over were uncertain what repercussions would follow If the past is any measure there seems little likelihood of a campaign issue crystallizing In a national sense But even before the president acted some of his cap-ltlieutenants were concerned over their position in local electop-hea- Similar Move Predicted Monday When Measure Reaches Senate Floor By United Press WASHINGTON Jan 24 — Tha house of representatives bolster ously overrode President Roosevelt's veto of the ' compromise soldier bonus bill 324 to 61 today In less than 45 minutes after the brief handwritten document had v been read to a hushed chamber tions The vote left the senate as ths Lawmakers Fearful only remaining barrier to full payThey preferred not to be listed ment of $2237000000 In bonds either as opposing the demands cashable on or 15 1936 June after of organized veterans or as going to more than 8500000 veterans the administration had It against been suggested beforehand the holding adjusted service certificates bill might as well be signed beThe senate usually sustains a bonus cause it would be enacted any- veto but leaders tonight forecast beor at least be allowed to way another defeat for Mr Roosevelt come law without signature Bonus legislation is one of the when the upper house meets Monfew questions on which the Amerday to consider the Issue ican Liberty league has sided with Favors Overriding Mr Roosevelt By an unusual Chairman Pat Harrison (D coincidence the showdown was feachedonthereve of the dinner Mias) of ths senats finance comin which league spokesmen are mittee one of the president’s to blast away at the new deal lieutenants shrewdest said he Thera was little or no expectato would vote override the veto and tion tonight however that the fact of another veto in the face predicted It would not be sustained of a defiant congress would have Inflationists seeking to u$e the any substantial jffect on the bonus payment as a spring board speeches sprang into action as soon as ths Merciless Criticism vote was announced In the bouse Alfred E Smith was believed Representative Josh Lee (D Okie) here to be planning a merciless said he would introduce a bill to criticism of Roosevelt policies as pay the bonus in greenbacks A unamerican and undemocratic similar bill by Representative Patman (D Texas) is possibly making a declaration of Wright political independence pending but leaders say It is dead It was considered significant Silver Plan ' that his predecessor as a DemoSenator Pat McCarran (D Nev) cratic presidential nominee John leader of the senate silver bloc proW Davis In New York tonight of the bonus out posed payment of "giving and taking of spoke profits from ths government's blows” in the antinew deal cam- silver apchase program He warned paign bond payment plan would that "When things go wrong don’t cost tki taxpayers an additional $1300-0000go with them” he advised within Interest during the next out saying in so many words that 30 years he would not again support a Mr Roosevelt’s message today Roosevelt-Garnticket contained only 210 words It bluntly The Smth speech is to be broadreferred members of both houses cast over all Columbia stations to the points he raised on May 22 from 10 to 11 p m (E S T) The 1935 when he read his veto messpeech will be broadcast in Salt sage on the Patman “greenback? Lake City by KSL beginning at bonus bill to a joint session 8 p m (Mountain time) “My convictions are as Impelling today as they were then” the president said “Therefore I cannot 1825 change them” Refrains From Vote He went down to defeat deserted! by all but one of his house leaders Speaker Joseph W Byrna (D Tenn) did not vote on the motion to override but he voted for the U S Kazan GURIEV Republic bond bill when it was up earlier in S R Jan 24 lA)— Efforts to locate the week Minority Leader Bertrand fishermen-castawaan ice field on which 1825 Snell (R N Y) roared "no” when are lost in the Caspian his name was called Afterward he "" sea remained fruitless tonight said: The fishermen continued to main“I wonder what has become Sf tain contact with the shore by wire- those congressmen who came her less but were unable to give the (Continued on Van Seventeen) (Column One) position of the field When the field split from the shore eight days ago five wagons loaded with fish and several horses fell into the water and were lost the castaways reported but there were no human casualties The fishermen said they had sufficient food and fodder for 40 days but that there was constant danger of the ice field breaking up The men have 1400 horses with them — — ol f 00 er Soviet Hunts Castaways on Ice r Today’s Index ’ ‘ Fraternity Forgives Prank By Van Devanter Back in T81 CHICAGO Jan 24 (UP)-Jo- hn Nelson 61 of Montreal former president of Rotary International died tonight of heart disease in a CHICAGO Jan 24 UP)— A college Chicago hotel Hv'came here two weeks ago to attend a conference of prank committed 55 years ago by the Rotary foundation of which he Justice Willis Van Devanter of the was a trustee U S supreme court was officially "forgotten” Joday by the fraternity Lubitsch Gets Final which1 expelled him for it one could Gtizenship Papers The offense so oldIt no remember just what was was adLOS ANGELES Jan 24 UP)— judged "trivial'’ and he is again a Ernst Lubitsch film producer to- brother of Sigma Chi The justice who became a memday became an American citizen when he was awarded final papers ber of Beta Theta Pi as soon as of naturalization in federal court Sigma Chi dropped him in 1881 Lubitsch formerly a director was accepted the reinstatement "in the born in Berlin January 29 1892 and same kindly and fraternal spirit” in came to the United States in 1922 which it waa offered Chester W editor of the Sigma Chi magazine disclosed John S McMillin Roche Harbor Wash who pledged the future jurist and initiated him held Van Devanter had been wronged in bis expulsion which followed “schoolboy disagreement" Also Editor Cleveland said it wi embarrassing for the fraternity to issue a directory carrying the name of a supreme court justice and opposite it the word "expelled" To get the justice back Sigma Chi had to ask Beta Theta Pi’s permission The Betas were nice about it making Van Devanter one of the country’s few dual fraternity men Cleveland 1 Y |