Show jar — - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Si L Bourbons Pick Slate for V ‘a X r in Party Convention v in Legislative l( Continue Froa Fa Krm) kts 111 8 Georg A Fault U and John Hansan 24 Candidate for nomination a tat representative who went down to defeat war Robert R XX Smith 250 Joseph C Parr 25 Georg W Morgan 245 Frank Bedford 240 G O J Kleven 228 Mrs Knox Patterson 195tt Grant Mldgley 195 George W Bruerton'191 Kenneth Boyle 174 John Holley 167 Otto R Maas 168 W FrankUston 162J Mrs A Frank Drury 152 Floyd S Bradshaw 148 J H Mahoney 142 Harley W Gustln 137 John D Loftis 136 A E Von Harten 86 Leonard Elton 83 J R Peterson 70 D C Perkins 67 and Clarence Baxter 44 Aspirant Claims Roosevelt Has Shown ‘Defeatist’ Attitude ' 4 v l ’Cr'"h m 1-- GOP ’ IlallRoof Loses : County Judge Trade by Montana andloiva Gty$5000 Worth of Gold Sept Nominatingto Made to Aid Needy Children worth gold scat tered around the roof San Fran Close Parleys HELENA Mont Sept for the work hall and is civic (Machinery and Montana and children the apparel ter park Architect Arthur ' " A v t !: of of th I equipment will simplify making our W P A sewing project cenat of Needy Iowa will keep warm this winter because of a "trade" mad by relief ters'" commissioners of the two states "We’ve arranged to tend the Iowa Actress Gets Term relief authorities 15000 untanned BEVERLY HILLS Sept 11 AV-- A sheep pelts now stored at Miles fine of 50 and a term of three City” explained Joseph Watson Montana relief director "Iowa Will days in jail wu imposed on Mar M Timm 26 film actress pull the wool make tt into cloth Democrats ’of Salt Lake City and and tend 11000 yards back here joria charged with drunk driving in jusin garment styles county will conclude their con ready-ctice court Friday ventions Saturday with the county “Our W P A tewing rooms will clothing for Montana youngand city judicial nominating ses- make sters and Iowa will keep enough Gardens sions at the Rainbow of our wool to pay for the cost of The county convention called for producing the cloth 10 a m will choose nominees for Watson said he was trying to arterm commissioner for range a “trade" with the the relief adcommissioner and ministration at Minneapolis the in for county attorney Delegates which pelts would be exchanged for 501 ballot will at this sheep-line- d numbering and gloves convention The keynoter will be “All threegarments states will gain but John D Rice g there is no by any The city judicial convention called state" Watson said He said fedwill noon for the select four eral relief authorities had agreed hour nominees for the city bench The to pay the freight cost In the excity delegates totaling 382 will at' changes between the states tend this meeting Watson explained- - th pelts sent The following are th announced to Iowa wer from candidates sheep which the federal gov- Democrats Will Choose Commissioners Four for Bench Attorney ut Vj 11 CUP) t SAN FRANCISCO There’s 5000 11 Maw Bloc Triumphan U S Progress Only Stared Knox Asserts tt' - 4- Senate House on SEPTEMBER 12 1936 SATURDAY MORNING cencisco’s city below Brown reported that that much gold’ I ad been chipped oil the gilded dome of th municipal building by wind and weather in recent years Insurance Head Dies Kan Sept'll UP) — Fred P Metzger 67 president of the American Home Life Insurance company for the last 18 years died here Friday TOPEKA profit-makin- tgy drouth-process- jm lifoilanniillfc A force of 50 policemen was on hand at Chicago Friday to clear a way for Governor AIf M London when he arrived en route to Portland Me where he Will make a political talk Saturday With Landon is William Hard G 0 P radio commentator For four-ye- ar term commissioner ernment J R Rawlins (incumbent) of Draper A Robert Larson of Sandy S J Mickeleen of Draper and J — Clifford Hansen of Murray For two-yeterm commissioner —Walter H Anderson and Frank L Olson both of Salt Lake City For county attorney— Harold E Wallace (incumbent) For city judges— M J Bronson Albert H ENett and C F Dalby (incumbents) Karl V King Mrs Reva Beck Boaone B P Leverich Glenn Y Richards former Judge James A Stump and Paul G Ellis ar Hitler Praises U S Augments' Pacific Force Peace as Nazi To Crush Narcotic Traffic Joan Blondell Powell Forces Gather WASHINGTON Sept (UP)— Ten he shifted File Intention to Wed CASPER Wyon Sept 11 (UP)-- Our national progress “has' not much more than started" and there sCopyrlght by Associated Press Is a “limitless horizon for future In America” development Frank NURNBERG Germany Sept 11 Knox Republican vice presidential — Reichsfuehrer Adolf Hitler with nominee said here Friday night 400 war planes quartered near by attacking he "defeatist” attitude delivered a Friday night of the Roosevelt administration Knox spoke at a rally sponsored oration for peace “W pray providence to spare our by the Republican state central committee Senator Robert D Carey children what w suffered in the and members of the Wyoming state past” he said "but let no one imagine our movement can be halted or ticket were on the platform The Chicago publisher spent the shaken We stand inflexible like a rock” day as the guest of Senator Carey Der fuehrer's only reference to on his 20000-acr- e ranch '‘Carey-hurst- ” bolshevism and Jewry assailed for With several of his aids he took a long horseback ride be- two days by his highest subalterns fore lunching on the spacious lawn was: “We only want peace to proceed of the Carey estate with reconstructive work— but with Frontier Seen our own methods and not the meth“There Is still a frontier" for the ods of Jewish bolshevists” "pioneering" American spirit Knox War Planes Ready told the thousand in his audience Four hundred trim war planes The new deal’s “whole philosophy is nestled in their hangars Friday unsound” he said “It is a gospel of defeatism a night ready to roar aloft Monday philosophy of surrender Once a in what air force leaders predict nation surrenders to a belief that It will be an unprecedented display of has reached it limits of growth Germany’s power in the air The projected maneuvers were and advancement the individuals In that nation become sullen and given added significance by the resentful They turn to strange and vehement antlbolahevist and orations of leaders high in evil theories of government and econoftile control They' are rip th n&zi party councils The populace of Nurnberg where for revolution and sovietism “There are endless possibilities -- of 800000 nazia arS assembled for their developing new way of doing old annual party convention Friday Even- where development night turned their cheers for their things is far advanced there wilt be for orators to cheers for the offices generations to come rich rewards of their air force— with everyone for pioneering rich returns for in- wondering what surprises would be vention and discovery and improve- brought out for them Monday ments Important Rolo “The past of America rested on The importance which Reichsthe spirit of the pioneer The future fuehrer Adolf Hitler attaches to his rests on preserving this spirit in a air force m the forthcoming manation of free enterprise and free neuvers was noticeable in the "tent institution The Mure of Wyo- city” where 20000 nazi soldiers are ming does not rest In the hands of encamped a little crowd of tinkerers and medOf these nearly half are air force dlers In Washington It rests’bn the men of brains the people of “Surprise packages” for the popuenergy and Wyoming It doe not depend on lace in the shape were a gang of meddlesome Matties de- also hinted The of huge tanks comarmy high ciding what the people of Wyoming mand however carefully concealed shall grow” what equipment it would roll out In Many Issues the way of tanks and artillery Knox asserted that there are hundred issues of Importance to the Head Arrives people" in the present campaign “But they are all wrapped up in the In Denver for Meet 'larger question of the kind of gov ernment w want in America” Colonel Knox criticised the pres DENVER Sept 11 (AT— James E nt administration for its “waste Van Zandt Altoona Pa national extravagance experimentation of the Veterans of Forinterference and fail- commander eign Ware arrived here by airplane ures” “Not one of its major week-lon- g policies has succeeded” he Friday for the organization’ encampment opening Sunday added' ' Scott P Squyers Oklahoma City Instead of the "hew deal evils junior bice commander came he promised “simplicity economy Okla Denver with the entire headquarand certainty" of government would to be the policies of the" Republican ters staff of the V F W from Kansas City The group included R B party if it is elected in November Handy Jr adjutant general Knox left Casper Friday night to Bernard W Gloversville spend the week-en- d touring Yellow- N Y senior Kearney vice commander and stone national park He will reoutstanding contender for Van st sume his 22000-mil- e Zandt’e post is expected to arrive campaign tour Monday with a swing through Montana culminating in Saturday night rally at Helena 11 500 memdays ago In a drastic step to smash the illicit bers of the customs border liquor narcotic traffic seeping in from the patrol to the customs agency eerv-ic- Orient the treasury Friday night ordered the coast guard to increase its ship strength in the Pacific Cutters and patrol boats assigned to the Atlantic seaboard will be sent into the Pacific where the main force will be concentrated Some of the smaller craft on the Pacific will be based on the Atlantic Reassignment of the craft was the second major move this month by Secretary of Treasury Henry Jr to emash the drug trafMor-genth- fic to concentrate on stopping smuggling of narcotics into the country The changes in coast guard assign ments Include three of a group of ot seven new cutters being constructed in navy yards "Sufficient patrol boats 165 feet in length and smaller also will be assigned to various Pacific coast ports to aid in the effectiveness of the antinarcotics drive” Rear Admiral R R Waesche coast guard cbm' mandant said 327-fo- LOS ANGELAS Sept 11 UPl— bought from Montana ranchers in 1934 "Having tht cloth mad from th wool cut into garment sizes by the Iowa commission which hat ma- - You just can’t go wrong on these shoes For school dress and work—It pays to buy them at Penney’s All styles sizes and widths — All new Fall stock Come in—see them — be thrifty County employes by the scores milled about the marriage license bureau Friday as Dick Powell and Joan Blondell film players ap peared and filed notice of intention to wed Hollywood friends of the couple said they will be married next Tuesday the day they are eligible to receive their license but the players themselves professed uncertainty as to the time and place Penney Style and Comfort ! 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VFW DAL OXFORDG $090 ry ' coast-to-coa- Just a Minute With Cohb BEVERLY HILLS Cal Sept unfalrest tragedy of an actor's life especially in the movies is that while a woman gets old A man merely gets older Once the bloom of youth quits your lovely leading lady there’ waiA- a long fore she plays mothers or maiden aunts or friends of the family For that harsh ' detective the camera never yet let a wrinkle pass for a dimple Truly in this game an actress’ face Is her fortune But while Frankie Bailey was comely enough she always put her dependence upon her faultless legs and aow at the age of 70 odd still trim still gallant still spry she is presenting her two lifelong: sources of support in a revival of "The Black Crook” She always had her outstanding lines although she never spoke one on tha stags Bhs still has them— Boys’ Oxfords For’ For business or dress wear A Goodyear welt shoe of School quality black side leather Straight tip Leather sole good Have you asked about our lay -- away plan? 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