| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Faction Rows Await Action In Minnesota SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 14 1936 A 7 I W C Fields Rallies Sent to Prison Scientists Leave for Alaska Big Advances CalJune Valentine In Pneumonia Attack self who recently Predicted for To Seek Mammal Life Data asserted aPhilip crude plot to extort from Semple McPherson RIVERSIDE June was sentenced Saturday evangelist Motor Trade W screen noted stage David Bradley YORK June an indeterminate term in Folsom a turn " Shrine for Explorer Hero SAN DIEGO 13 ISV- -' McAullffe 42 confessed Cal C Fields and a Intraparty Strife Won’t 1 Draw Vote as Large as Two Years Ago ST PAUL June 13 (AT— Factional row that await the electorate’! decision for settlement stud Minnesota’s primary election Monday Absence of vacancies In local offices to be filled this year coupled with the fact that principal emphasis has been placed on the national cam' paign indicated the total vote would be less than it was two years ago despite intraparty strife Two years ago some 700000 persons voted in Minnesota’s primary but the number was not expected to exceed more than 000000 Monday Chief Interests Chief interest centered on the state’s dominant party the Farmer-Laboritwhose schism had its inception with Magnus Johnson former United States senator and con' gressman Refusing to bow to the party’s selection of United States Senator Elmer Benson as its gubernatorial candidate Magnus launched his own campaign for the nomination as a 00 ex- pedition of the American Museum of Natural History left Saturday for Alaska hoping there to beat back through the darkness of 60000000 gap in years to find a the evolution of mammal life The expedition whose Immediate destination is Vancouver B C is headed by Dr Erich Maren Schlaik-je- r an instructor in geology and palaeontology at Brooklyn college His associates are Louis Irving Jr long-soug- ht of New York City Cheek of Harvard Medical school and John Wolback of Boston For 200000000 years Alaska has been the bridge for periodic migrations of maiqmals between the old and new worlds Dr Schlaikjer said before his departure and while research has palaeontological brought to light many fossils aiding in tracing the ancestry of every lm' portant group of mammals no vertebrae of animals of the cretaceous- - to prison on his plea of guilty to a a ' burglary charge Tribune-TelegraWants art well worth careful consideration m prepaleocene found have group been “This leaves unfilled what Is per-- " haps the most important single gap in our knowledge of mammalian evolution” the scientist added SALE! 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SALE! es I a w & Farmer-Labo- r Governor Floyd B Olson with a little known opponent was his supporters said virtually assured of his party’s nomination for the United States senate The situation however was just reversed in the Republican party Where Congressman Theodore Christianson contended with Mrs Thomas D Schall widow of the senator for that group’s senatorial indorsement on primary day Nelson Opposed Martin Nelson who lost to Governor Olson by 72000 votes two years ago was opposed by A B Gilbert for the Republican gubernatorial nomination The most bitter fight in the primary was concentrated among the Democrats two factions of which are embroiled over party supremacy in the state Both wings have entered separate state tickets at the direction' of their leaders Joseph Wolf national committeeman on one hand and Congressman Elmer J Ryan on the other Each group has declared the other was and both have picked national convention instructed delegations for President Roosevelt 13 UP)— An NEW comedian showed for the better Saturday The actor sufferExecutives ing from what his physician said Industry’s was the first stage of pneumonia Gte Factors Toward entered the community hospital Friday night dropped two Markets Fields’ totemperature Increased 101 during the day his degrees physician Dr Jesse Citron anfu- nounced The actor is being kept in DETROIT June 13 CPi-- The ture of the motorcar Industry con- an oxygen tent with the physician tinues to etch Itself in bright tones and nurse constantly at his side as producers and distributors look forward to the latter half of the year that promises to be the most profitable in nearly a decade While the assembling of vehicles and their distribution show only a modest tapering off the industry’s executives as well as impartial observers cite other factors as indicating a greater confidence in the future than the manufacturers have felt at any time since the unpleas' ant developments of late 1929 Concrete factors noted include: Additional building operations to provide more storage space for raw materials Laboratory Expansion Expansion of laboratory facilities Enlargement of gear and axle divisions by at least one leading vol ume producer Purchase of considerable machinery of the more or less “permanenl classification Announcement by Packard of an employes’ benefit plan including vacation allowances for factory work' era and retirement payments Indications that the total regie tration of motor vehicles in the United States will pass the previous high point which was 26545281 in $10-0- Aimes 13 UP— At this memorial pile in Vincennes Ind President Roosevelt Sunday will deliver an address to honor the exploits of George Rogers Clark intrepid pioneer explorer who first journeyed over the continent for the government President Starts for Indiana To Dedicate Clark Memorial Will Wind Up Extensive Speaking Tour Sunday Then Will Head Back to Washington Nowhere in the Industry is there doubt that assemblies for the current year will better all previous marks excepting 1929 when the scramble to use up overproduction of raw materials resulted in an out put of 5621715 cars Conservative estimates have been made almost monthly since January of this year and in each instance the revisions have been upward until the latest authoritative forecast calls for the production of not less than 4800000 Hunt Spurred For Couples in New Mexico THESE ARE OVAL-ROUN- to 33 TRIPLE MIRRORS D— EXCEPTIONAL VALUES $10500 $12500 $17500 Reg $15000 Sale Price Reg $19500 Sale Price Reg $26900 Sale Price $3950 $5950 $7950 These Must Be Seen to Be Appreciated DINING ROOM SUITES 25 Newest syes in well known makes! $150 now $11500 $18500 now $13500 $23500 now $17500 Bedroom Suites: Leading Makes Our Fine Assortment of Apex Washers Automatic Washers oil (Double Self’Draining Tub and Soap Free) A FEW OTHER SPECIALS In FELT BASE RUG — 9x12— Leading Make BEAUTIFUL STEEL BED AND COIL SPRING ALL HARD OAK BREAKFAST SET Regular $1895 MATTRESS Regular $1995 SPRING-FILLED We Are Head? one-wee- Lunar Comma To Be Filmed By Scientists LIVING nOQM SUITES Reg Reg $7950 now $3950 Reg Reg $9950 now $6950 Reg Reg $11000 now $7995 Reg $6950 Sale Price Reg $8950 Sale Price Reg $11000 Sale Price Sep Special 9X12 AXMINSTER 1930 the current 12 months Five Million Units Associated Press Staff Writer The dreams of the motorcar manuABOARD THE ROOSEVELT facturer and distributor long have TRAIN EN ROUTE TO VINpictured a market that could absorb approximately 5000000 cars and CENNES Ind June 13 UP)— Prestrucks a year but the industry never ident Roosevelt started eastward has come as close to that figure as one of to wind up Saturday night it 'will this year excepting under k the most extensive speakcircumstances that brought trouble office he took since excursions ing in large measure This year it has to Fort Worth ROSWELL N M June 13 (JP)— controlled its output so that there Saying goodbye he headed A new tip from an unnamed- in- will be little if Saturday afternoon any “distress" selling through Oklahoma apd Missouri for formant spurred New Mexico state at the end of the current model Vincennes Ind where Sunday he police to intensify their search of season In other words it will carry will make the third and last major a little d lake near here little surplus over into next year address of his swing Saturday in the hope its rocky botthrough the west in dedicating a tom might yield the bodies of six memorial to George Rogers Clark disappearance victims Revolutionary War hero of the E J House chief of the constabnorthwest ulary announced he had been informed that the tiny desert sinkhole Powerful Groups hold not only the remains of At Dallas Friday in the Centen- might four missing Illinois tourists but nial stadium the president attacked also the bodies of two other persons monopolies and said labor must Although declining to name the small control powerful by fight W BLAKESLEE By HOWARD or to hint at the identity if it wants to live in homes tipster of the other posible victims Chief Associated Press Science Editor groups instead of boarding houses NEW YORK June 13— The green Later at an informal luncheon House said his new information had disclosed' another disappearance rainbow and the oddest shadow in talk in the same city he Baid the mystery comma-snapped not become a United would the universe States A similar tip given by a man held thing cast by a round moon are tangled up” in foreign embroil- in state penitentiary sent the police nations to the arid the objectives of two American ex- ments and north of here peditions to the June 19 total eclipse could expect nothing but “moral Where severalregion days ago they began of the sun in Russian Turkestan help” from this country in settling dragging the lake for the bodies of The green rainbow is part of the their squabbles Mr Mrs George Lorius and Mr solar corona the white aureole Previously at Little Rock Ark and and Mrs Albert Heberer Illinois around the black moon during total he told the American people his tourists who dropped from sight a eclipse It is not visible to the eye administration would march forago last May but it shows in the spectroscope ward under the “broad purposes” of year E P Lane deep sea diver from the glass prism which breaks light the constitution in attempting to Houston Texas returned to the lake condiInto the rainbow better economic and social with additional equipment after his The extraordinary thing about the tions first descent into the waters Frigreen rainbow is the position of The president spent Friday night in failure because his the straight lines of green color at the home of his son Elliott on day endedwas not adequate for the which the spectrum reveals the outskirts of Fort Worth He apparatus depths said he was grateful for the two Attributed to Unknown The bottom of the lake basin The positions show that either days of welcome and hospitality at carved out of solid rock is littered of Texans thousands chemihands the of the green comes from some with huge boulders and the abrupt ' cal substance unknown on earth or who were celebrating a century of banks become overhanging ledges Demoelse from a familiar substance in a independence and seeing a below the surface he said A condition of agitation unknown on cratic president on their soil for the minute search will be necessary to earth For years astronomers attrib first time determine the presence of bodies if uted the green to an unknown subBack to Congress any he said although the lake is stance After an hour and a half at Vin- little broader than it is deep American scientists Twp young cennes Sunday the president will Inability of a small hand pump in who have gone to start back to Washington arriving to supply sufficient air caused Lane Harjoint expedition sponsored by Monday afternoon as congress to halt operations abruptly Friday vard and Massachusetts Institute there On the way he will He was brought to the surface pale reconvenes of Technology are taking equipment Lincoln the visit birthplace at and gasping which they expect to solve the green Chief House expressed new conKy Hodgenville rainbow’s mystery fidence that he was at last near sowas At the Denison president These men Dr Donald H Men' several thousand From lution of the baffling I el of Harvard observatory and Dr greetedby of his car he spoke of lm mystery J C Boyce of Massachusetts Tech the rear rural electrification and of three years ago In their labora- proving the Red river looking tories showed that oxygen in an the spyey of start of the Denison unusual state would emit some of to an early the green rainbow lines seen In the dam ancf basin project The president said he was very sun’s corona If the other lines seen visit Denison in person at the June 19 eclipse pfove to be glad to are taking steps to have a oxygen it will mean that the sun is “We surrounded by an atmosphere hun- survey of this part of the Red river dreds of thousands of miles deep made and I think that very soon ATLANTA June 13 CP)— Angelo made to an appreciable extent of the great project in the Denison basin will be started" Herndon negro communist lost anoxygen He said he had been told there other round The Harvard-Tec- h expedition carSaturday in his fight to ries the largest battery of auto- were 31000 farms in that district escape a chain gang sentence immatic observing devltes ever built with only about 700 or 800 having law enan under electric insurrection posed lights of is of a series robots It capable “That's something we are going to acted in reconstruction days doing the work of several astronoremedy before we get through’’ mers The Georgia supreme court ruled One special study of the green Enjoyed His Stay unanimously the statute passed in rainbow wilL be made in the infraThe president repeated to Denison 1871 did not violate either the red rays from the corona citizens that he had had a “wonder state or federal constitutions The odd shadow is sought by an- ful” two days In the state Attorneys for Herndon said the other Harvard-Tec- h It Governs and Mrs James V All-re- d case would be taken to the United expedition Is the moon’s radio shadow— some' were trodwped to the crowd States supreme court which last thing invisible— shaped like a com' from the same platform year refused a review because con' ' ma— its supposed position appearing In a formal statement made on his stitutional grounds had not been as a hole in the radio roof of atmos- train the president said: properly presented Herndon whose cause Is espoused phere which reflects back to earth “As I leave the two sister centenstathe waves of the broadcasting nial states—Arkansas and Texas— by liberal organizations contended tions to all the thous- the lgw violated the rights of free I want to This roof is known to bs made at ands who express have been our hosts the speech free press and free assem least partly of ionized atmosphere grateful of Mrs Roose- bly Ionization Is electrification of air velt and appreciation Your receptions myself particles One cause is supposed to have been most generous You one Age Retires Sliaw be ultraviolet light from the sun and all have made us very happy” Rain of Particles From Public Talks Another is supposed to be a rain Harner Selvldge Paul B King Jr ’ of small material particles which and J A ' Pierce of Harvard and NEWCASTLE England June 13 shoot off from the sun at speeds Jackson Cook of Massachusetts P— Bernard Shaw announced Satslower than the velocity of light It Tech urday he would discontinue public Is in these particles that the moon The eclipse starts in the Mediter- speaking engagements because of during total solar eclipse appears ranean at sunrise passes eastward his age He will be 80 years old to create a disturbance a “shad- over Russian Turkestan Siberia the in July ow" or hole which curiously is not island of Hokkaido Japan and ends “I am far too old” he told an audi round but like a comma lying cross- where it meets the sunset far out ence after an amateur performance wise of the moon's shadow path on in the Pacific ocean The moon's of “Candida” the earth's surface shadow travels this course in about ’The time has come for me to reThe radio shadow observers are five hours tire from the footlights” By D HAROLD OLIVER RUGS STORE ON STATE” ‘‘MAIN 364 So State quarters for Only $375 Only $1200 Note only $1250 On Special at $1150 Crosley Shelvador Refrigerators fflWMLLANIII) “PEOPLE ARE TALKING ABOUT US’ TOMNIITOIKE 5513 WAS rock-boun- 4000-mi- le 'V it vS World Records AViles war-thinki- v VA i: 100-fo- A Ak-Bul- Lorius-Heber-- er Georgia Court Upholds Term A Faster than any vehicle was ever driven on land Sir Malcolm Camphell’s Bluebird on September 3 1935 zoomed over Bonneville Salt Flats near Great Salt Lake to establish a new world’s record of more than 301 miles per hour Sir Campbell realized his lifetime ambition of driving an automobile at a helped publicize these automobile accomplishments to the world — and helped sponsor them These same newspapers are smashing records of their own— in circulation Here are the figures showing the steady increases for the past three years five-niile-a-mim- ite Average Net Paid Circulation of clip! The Salt Lake Tribune-Telegra- m Two other Englishmen as well as Utah’s own Ab Jenkins have since broken other world speed records on these COMBINED DAILY GAIN SUNDAY TRIBUNE GAIN Figures are from Publisher’s Statements for ending March 31 of each year TRIBUNE-TELEGRA- fa- mous Utah salt flats The Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE -S- ALT M 16740 16958 6 months LAKE TELEGRAM ' |
