Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 5 1933 bona when his wile lost mort per present Idaho Dean Dies control of their car alter $ fraasbop- MOLEY LEADS “Of the heretofore pardoned by Attorney General Defends Pardons hoard per struck her in the eye The the board of that number did not chine went Into After Gar Crafeh Other motoristsa ditch Wakes Scares and are as the age of brought the Board for Freeing 147 Convicts exceed lows Two wore tims to a hospital Mrs Dyer was years of age four WARONCRIME eix were 20 were were RHAME N D Aug 4 WVJohn cut and bruised and several ribs were Bandits Away were nine were five were A physician said she was ' Dyer about 40 dean of the FARM DEBTS I 147 62 - - 25 p PERIL PEAKS and collar than tha cent 20 Sleeping Cat fol- vie- 17 18 21 16 ma- - -- 19 22 12 23 R It ia versity Uni- broken- General Bert and Secretary of State Franklin Gi- three were 24 and five were 28 BOISE of Idaho southern branch “getting along as well as could be WICHITA Kan Aug 4 (UP) not singular perhaps all things con- at Pocatello Idaho died tonight from expected” H Miller issued a statement today de- rard —Willie a common alley cat 19 sidered that the age of 'Penal Institutions were never action of the board of pardons predomi injuries suffered in an automobile The two eons George end John to fending dined heartily today on liver and Professor Denies to be places of punishment” nates ai to numbers in releasing 147 prisoners from the accident between Marmarth and recovered consciousness at the hospimilk his reward for blocking a — were “but tal where they will be confined for state penitentiary during the present the attorney general said “Practically all of the entire 147 Rhame earlier in the day holdup correcthe of Resign From State for established Mrs Dyer and the couple’s two at least a week John has a fracpurpose offenders were Their 'first year pardoned Bandits last night bound and sentence law indeterminate An tion records while incarcerated are good sons were recovering in a local hos- tured leg while George was bruised “I make no apology for any action Roosevelt Aid Sought in gagged Willie’s mistress Mrs Idaho The is in Department effect and in shaken object Sixty-fiv- e of the board of pardons” he said per (pent of those pardoned pital Rodenc Grubb manager of an Inasmuch however as its activities of the indeterminate sentence law is had served the 'minimum sentence end Dyer suffered a fractured skull The body of Mr Dyer will be taken apartment house an convict incentive for to the WASHINGTON Aug 4 0P— Lead afford to home his Impasse Created by to pardon of granting pardons aeem to have obeying the rules of the penitentiary were lawfully entitledcent They then started ransacking ershlp in the federal government’s 35 per were available Jn some instances the there the comment criticism and some caused remaining $611 which for asthe 01d Statute OFFICIAL ATTENDS OUTING place looking drive organized crime was it might be interesting itsome of the and earning good time” (Shortening strong mitigating circumstances justi applicant was a married man with MrsrGrubb had collected in rent sumedagainst today by Raymond Moley as- things actuating the board werp dis-- of sentence) Charles H Skidmore state superina wife and family of small children tying theirjjardon” found the an hiding sistant secretary of state with He denied the present board had He explained that with exception in destitute circumstances” jaJTheyhiwhenjust tendent of public instruction attend- Willie sleeping in a nouncement that he would not con- closed” place WASHINGTON Aug 4 (Presided Friday the annual outing of range Concluding he said He explained thaFOiree of the four “promiscuously granted a pardon to of two or three represented by coun closet jumped from one shelf to cern himself with individual cases nearly evefy applicant sel all were interviewed and their “Every case has been personally and and agricultural interests of the westent Roosevelt today wqs called upon another and then to the floor meetings of the year were completed — such as the O'Connell kidnaping at board during the year personal records investigated by the thoroughly investigated by the board ern end of the Uintah basin and of to rescue from jeopardy plans ol indicating thregjourtha— of the ex- "The pardon 297 The bandits believed someone Albany That It has made a mistake in some Wasatch and adjoining counties held pardons” he said board pected pardons had already been 1931 granted farm administrators to distribute was knocking They hurriedly “In nearly every instance” he said instances will be contended but even at Wolf creek summit between the Moley who moved into the justice granted “or 33 per cent more than the without the left rooneyabout 1200000000 to farmers within department under special assignment Besides the attorney general the present board the same board in 1932 “it was shown by friends or relatives in those instances it has been a mis- Provo and Duchesne river waterI from President Roosevelt to fight board includes Governor C Ben Ross granted 244 pardons approximately of the applicant that employment was take of judgment not intended” sheds ''“the' next 60 days as benefits for and wheat gangster kidnaping curtail their outputof racketeering POLieEARREST FOUR activities will direct his efforts and cotton A law has been inter-- coordinating the law enforceIN TEAR GAS BOMBING toward ment agencies of the federal and preted by some officials as requiring state governments definitely that when the government makes a payment to any party it must (Continued From Pin One An emphatic “no” was Moley’s reto questions as to whether he withhold sums due it If this inter12 o’clock— glanced toward ply after just would resign from the state departpretation is upheld it would cause a the was saw surface he Its ceiling ment in the face of reported differsubstantial portion of the payments f to be offset by almost obscured by what appeared ences with Secretary Hull probably large sums which farmers scheduled to be thick smoke Thinking a leak The assistant secretary assumed his for benefits now owe the government had occurred in the ammonia pipes new task with a show of eagerness much of it in default connected with the air conditioning but warned against expecting any Called upon for an opinion to clear apparatus he called cut a warning sudden or immediate results in the the impasse Attorney General Cum' and immediately the scramble for drive against organized crime Moley will serve as a consultant to mings has drafted an opinion but re- exits began buying and selling quite ferred it to the president at Hyde forgotten cooperate with Attorney General Park N: V Members of the stock exchange’s Cummings and his assistants It was understood that prompt at- emergency police squad donned their He refused to iky whether he fatention would be given the case by gas masks and visited the air cooling vored the establishment of a Scotland the president to clear the situation machinery nothing amiss Yard in the United States to coordifor administrators and the farm credit they looked Finding elsewhere and finally nate federal and state efforts in comadministration to which the sums are came upon the shells of two tear gas bating crime but said he did not connow owing since it centralized federal bombs tucked into an intake pipe on fer with any Scotland Yard officials agricultural credit agencies in May the fifth floor The bombs were during his recent visit to England to that the was It pending reported plrfced where they would immediate- attend the London conference ruling most of the payments to cotton ly contaminate the cool air that was Moley was director of research for farmers who agreed to plow up from being pumped through part of the the crime commission of New York 25 to 50 per cent of their growing building Their release pins had been for two years and also served the crop are being withheld Only one loosened Each bomb was about six Pennsylvania crime commission and Mischeck has been presented so far This inches long and two inches wide po' similar organizations in Illinois was handed to a Texas fanner in a lice described them as the usual types souri Georgia Virginia California i White House ceremony last week It The motive behind their placement Minnesota and other states was first established that this farmer ?uzzled exchange officials who with In Louisiana he wrote part of the Was not in debt to the government His :he police immediately began an in- code for criminal procedure In some of the cotton states it was quiry It was suggested in some quar tint research in crime was in CleveschedJ vi estimated that many farmers ters that practical jokers had been land Ohio uled for payments owe the govern- responsible though the exchange aument in the aggregate up to 50 per thorities remained silent as to their cent of what is due them own theories The police pointed out Similarly the start of the wheat that it was evidently the work of has been reduction campaign acreage someone familiar with the building retarded pending a decision with possibly a "crank" word from farmers in some areas that So quickly did the fumes spread if offsets are required campaigns in that those who went through the extheir counties "need not be at- perience said the exchange floor was tempted" Emptied in about three minutes Men Farmers owe $130335742 in seed women and boys poured into the feed and crop production loans alone streets to the number of more than most of it in default' Cotton and 2000 Rubbing thejr smarting eyes 1934 wheat farmers two of the most popu some joked about the stock exchange Four Youths Sel Recon lous of agricultural groups together “gas attack" Others more seriously represent a substantial majority of affected awaited the ministrations of Gimbing Grand Sealine (trimmed with Sealine (trimmed with the debtors The hastily summoned ‘ physicians Squirrel) Russian Teton Fitch) fumes made business impossible and Sealine (trimmed with (Copyright 1033) the exchange officials promptly deSealine (trimmed with Jap creed a suspension for the remainder Ermine) of the day Mink) JENNYS LAKE Wyo— The Grand Black Pony Paw No "bid and asked” quotations were Teton highest Teton peak in the compiled and it was announced that range and one of the most inacces-sablthe last straggling transactions would of the group If not In the United represent final prices for the day The States was conquered again last week suspension brought no increase of ac- by four boys from the C C C camp tivity on the New York curb which here A new record for the climb remained open from timberline to tho tablelike top arry 4 TACOMA Wash Aug Allen Lindley Vice president and five and one-ha- lf hours was set by L Derby 44 Seattle whose acting chief Silver Muskrat Natural Russian Cat Swagger ' executive in the absence although two days were annual Income for the last nine years of President Richard Whitney who Is the quartet Sealine and Russian Pitch entire Muskrat the for trip 0 aggregated between $25000 and on vacation remained on the job un- required A Sealine (trimmed with The quartet Clyde Carlson Antone Muskrat Combination solely from forged checks was til almost the last minute His final Pedersen Pieced Mink or Ermine) Jr and Harry Johnson of sentenced by Superior Judge D act before leaving was to clamber to Marmlnk Idaho Falls and Joseph Malvey of Brown Grey and Blue Fox Hodge today to serve 5 to 15 years the- - balcony at one end of the floor New York inscribed their names on Caracul (Kaffee Color) Broadtail In the state penitentiary when he and bang the gong that signals the the sealed list at the rock monument pleaded guilty to three counts of opening and closing of each business on the crest of the Grand Teton makforgery in the first 'degree day The “taps” he struck this afterThe same sentence was imposed on noon will stand until Monday since ing a total of 12$ persons who have succeeded in the perilous climb since counts on but those each of the three the exchange last week decided to reYour counts two and three are to run con- main closed Saturdays until Sepfem the first known climb to1 the top by a white man A fifth line "God help currently with that on count one tjie her 9 us down" was added to the roll court directed The climb was made with the as Derby was one of the most accomBlack Broadtail! sistance of ropes and other climbing plished forgers ever to harass bankparaphernalia the boys climbing for ers business firms and police offiSilver Muskrat trimmed with Red Fox! much of the way up straight rock cials in the state of Washington Fred faces with a drop of thousands of feet D Dorsey deputy prosecuting attorSealine with Silver Fox! Indian Kidskin! falling away below them ney told the court His career which carried him into every part of the LAS VEGAS Nev— George Harris state was started ip 1924 the court 35 formerly of Salt Lake recently STEEL TRADE DECLINES employed as a chef in a roadhouse was told Since that time the Washington near Las Vegas was in a hospital here TO REVAMP CODE Hotc You Will Thrill Over These has expended Friday seriously wounded after Bankers’ association resort at the $1500 and the American Bankers’ as- stabbing affray (Continued From Fas On C H Irving 34 Kansas City Mo sociation $3000 in an effort to apprehend Derby the deputy prosecutor was being held pending the outcome statistical data presented at the presaid His downfall came last Monday of Harris’ wounds According to vious hearing when' he passed a forged check for Sheriff Joe Keate Harris attempted “We desire again” he declared “to $2935 in Puyallup and was arrested to protect Ora Black 21 an enter- emphasize that practical not theoreta short time later by Frank Chad tainer from Salt Lake when Irving ical questions are involved and that assertedly started to beat the girl they cannot be solved merely by wick chief of police of this city Irving is then said to have turned on mathematical since computation Rabbits are a serious menace during Harris stabbing him with a pocket there is no industry in the probably forest fires they run with fur abloze knift The sheriff's office is checking country involving so many variable from the burning area and set new with Kansas City police to determine factors as the steel industry" if Irving has a record there fires The communication pointed out that it was believed “the steel code is (he first code which has been submitted to the president under the national Industrial recovery act that Perked up becontains definite and detailed provisions designed to remove from the hind and pulled industry to which it relates unfair and destructive competitive practices for-war- d which have prevailed in tne past by jauntily regulating the manner in which mem over one bers of the Industry shall establish the prices for and sell their prodthat’s eye ucts Mr Lamont said the trade practice the way the provisions of the code were designed solely to eliminate unfair trade pracSmart American will wear them tices “Which tend to demoralize Into the are puband tucked injurious They are stitched dustry lic interest’’ shirred Rather dashing “The very definiteness of the proAll head sixes visions of the code in this regard and think! the manner in which they are made to operate under the steel code constitute the greatest safeguards of the interest of the consumers of the products of the industry” he added nil The code it was said with one exception does not make any attempt to fix prices or to provide for any agreement on or control of prices The exception Mr Lamont noted would give the board of directors power when it was found that sny base price was unfair to require the VOU worfien who know smart clothes member of the code which filed the to Featuring will revel in these interesting auch unfair base list ahowing price file a new list showing a fair base High Colon 7M Fashioned in Satin Fashions Splashes of white in price for such product at the basing Black Kid was which on unfair —Turquoise Bine! the price i point satin pique-- collars —Powder BI Brown Kid of board to new the a fused list file silk trims —Maize! crepe Black SuCde directors would have the power to —Dusty Pink! fix a fair base price' many of them have the flatteringly Brown Suede —Tea rose! WV-Attor- TO CUT CROP Intent 2 agree-ments-t- o FIRST WITH the NEW THINGS for FALL! one-hal- t We believe Furs will NEVER again be offered at these low prices! - Thousands of dollars worth of Fine Pelts bought months ago UP 40 today! Buy and Save— Now! Forestry Camp Workers Scale Lofty Mountain A Gorgeous Furs! Luxurious! New in Fashion Detail! Every for Peak Clever Forger Receives Long We Believe Never Again Such Quality Furs at This Price! Term in Prison (P)-H- Small $30-00- Deposit Holds A Glamorous Collection of Furs— Select Now! Selection! Salt Laker Hurt In Knife Affray Satin BERET Inspired by Paris Art Students SATIN! —The Choice of Fashionables for Autumn! Mi SILK l-- M The Classic GOWNS! OPERA PUMP 1 flowera-Ascot-cord- find laces like these on much higher priced gowns! —You’ll - — All-Si- lk French Crepe sleeves cut cap puff sleeves ruffle trims lace trims tailored! bias Sizes 16 and 17 Treasury’ Qoses Books On Oversubscribed Issue WASHINGTON Aug 4 its $850000000 recovery security Issue oversubscribed aix times the treasury tonight finally closed Its books on the offering which had been held open to receive subscriptions in which treasury certificates maturing In September yere offered in payWV-Wj- ment ' th " The issue consisting of $500000000 3 in eight-yea- r per cent treasury r bonds and $350000000 of 15-cent treasury notes was per oversubscribed in less than six hours after it went on the market Monday morning 4 two-yea- modish shoulders epaulet puff sleeves with the new cartridge pleats Black Satin at the top The skirts are straight and narrow with low placed pleats or flares 1 The sketch Is in black satin with puff sleeves and epaulets on ths Shoulder jacket effect with white corded silk trim straight skirt with tiny pleats placed low 995 A Seamless Pump that cheerfully smartly carries its charming- owner through an afternoon of bridge a tea then gaily— at night-gli- des or matinee for hours over waxed floors for afternoon tea or bridge Kid for matinee or luncheon jSuede for evening Satin 1 2j to 9 Sizes Widths AAA to B 8 The Paris Co nsMiiaigggggiegBiig i I |