Show 14 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 5 1933 A BLOOD FIGHTS if the program w as located tne governor and Representative Murdock-we- nt back to the public works offices Instead of finding a hive of industry with everyone bust they wa'ked through the long corrdor pec inf into me off’ re af‘er another and saw no’ to exceed a dozen people in ‘ne en 'ire pub' c wirks liujut mo of the dozen were mtielv ChaUmg 'on’v two were at wo k Governor Blind tookj 50 dok m the dojjj’e n ft tu f atte'i — tar TCTf(lr)v 'FTa'rw'TTFT'Tm'trrrj' discoveied that that is all bmmnbe e not working doub'e shifts thev mat ai Be What is happening is that law e s who obta ned jobs with P W A aie be ing worked nights as well as divs OPPOSITION TO LOVE BATTLE I ASSURES NEW SUGAR SETUP UTAH PROGRAM Fugitives Eat HISTORY GROUP Only Porcupine TO BE FORMED For Nine Days Idaho (Pi — Roa-tefood and for porcupine tai aiLi!foi beds kept escaped prisoners for nine davs in the n(Bun'ans near Cascade it was learned w ith their arrest here Saturday tnnrrung The three men lightly clad raugnt a freight at Ontario Ore Fridas night and got off here v heie thev were arre-te- d while themselves in the rail road depot T3tgy were al! thjnlv clad John Lagatta held in the Cascade jail on a charge that he had himself as kn offi icpe-entewhile buving oid of the k sto' from farmers near McCall Mmne-ot- a of William Peterson held for burglary and Wesley Wuren of New York held for a- - ault and battei y sawed their wav out of the Ce cade jail The two latter were emnhnes of the C C C camp at Ca'cade NAMPA iwrern!Iome Top Woe anon Will ROOSEVELT REJECTS ‘REBEL’ FARM PLAN Millions SAVANTS FIND DINOSAUR LAIR Continued from Pare One) administrator making it clear he be- lieved ttie governors’ plan would be workable and unaccep'able tp most More than 21000 applications for f rK n KivmmrvHnonzi t °f the nations farmers and that he " d 42 ' $MHr rx rv " "ll'd " statethat farmers of the e - Connecticut alloy yields MTrkinpof — - ir wd'-fmn- I 4 the gover the Homo 1 rcpTes'enRT-wouIcrBmprinK- - of- Six - IliG —— Injured tion up to the week ending October 27 from the four Pacific northwest raHlfr AJlf1? a'ded ferent Species Claim's Caustic Arraign-incu- t Governor Refuses to State Thle states of Utah Idaho Washington and H°T' m‘°n3 ent 3 an Associated Press Oregon reporks of Wallace Put Off by Public 'ence attended by the president w!t' 'nurmtpw Tphp1 REXBURG Idaho-- An ffpilrps organization tn JIace- Peelt and the governors said Work In Secret Works Board Brings Rchults will be perfcced at a meeting here n Governor Blond had no' a Iter d cUd wtadlo loulJ SSM65M hd Washi" ton long before he ri uvtred Cnutinued (rom Page one 'Continued Mom Pane One the ana lfarmers” and rmm that the pubht work? adm n ' atoi described the program as calling for 150 000 000 years ago nr dtr wav 0tC of 540 s ’hat have been $8o28 at which valued development of the more mpnrtan c so lai as tne public is cuniecncd riyu Tracks made by mx different species what "amounts substantially to the Scout vaued ar$12i4 23 were Landmarks association Boy ObCF Jtftn and carried the mu alive approved of of dinosaurs have been uncovered at everv field and Mr U1' licensing the datk Itkt in plowed La-woikmg church school and other organlza Idaho sent In 1346 applications Coulter as up to the time John 'the iVHHatn Muiiay & Sun quuuv a ticket of public works money has been made mat no information regarding what by marketing system punch rhe volun !tions are joining m tne movement worth $2222 349 of which 145 worth of ygar ddm nistrator took marie Thev have been cut out and ' all and gram livestock” i rtoosc pltsave on the personal demand of sen goes on in board meetings shall be dis 369 $236 have been approved (jUl a( tnlpnt to The governors asked that1 price fix- - into a permanent exhibit at rore-- t (according to Frink Miller of Rexburg ators congressmen or governors of the closed to the public even the minutes velt aJld at hli SUK(4e5tin had the Washington’s requests amount to be limited to beef cattle hog- - Jpaik Springfield who will preside sad 112 341 states except m instances where al of boaid meetngs it h off t ii with a total value of $23 320 ing agree to rase the Cuban and are not (nfercnce lolmcnus have been made for project- - 3re not public ptoptitv 11030 v alued at Mr 889 called ot Miller un?veis"ff WiefethaWi'me of t'ho was The 048 527 $2 meeting Philippine quo'i vvjaich The than heretofore authorized by congress open tb public inspection bv n tmur d Mi Wef ri dPProved a Eu of and aid a ggd plansi"ere a1 woOld stat"ment of 'aid that everv offic 'he pub’u work paritv repljf (track vveie made bv the species such as Boulder dam Knallv otu’Saludav md Oregon contributed 3615 request-Scou- t rnt an Teton P k- - Boy advanced at a ict'-c of 70 pei'bronb's Gipantes 27 feet tall sevcinl mciea admn stiation hd been stood up bv (Iu 1 tho secret irv of aveiage t h um a Dill Wins 625 2lW of $8 u' 2Q6 worth vhch council meeting heie Othci- - were made Senator jt tent" for these commodites'and that ton- - in weight Mr Ickei and ecieA about the neces $’! h u- - been- - appqved ‘ t on of the lore and data and of other commodities bv a dinosaur a mere IS feet m length Senator Dill came to Washington sitv foI Mtcrecr Mi kkex and h - £rv tf — produceis too a of landmarks is marking impoitant would immedqitelv demand applica ’according to the scobiti't hromclavvmade his appeal to the president rath personal publicitv man will gve out respondent that the admin Firm Creditors like impiessions it is belicsed the repmajoi project of the older scout tion of the planto their product er than to the public works admmisr-- 'whatever thev think the public is en pa)( not the could stabiliz stratum nied bv the accept supplementary marketing ganizations tiles were wholly of puitly carnivortion and got $63000 000 for the Grand titled to everything eLse must be held ation a blanket re agreement and code of fair compete It was be Afsked will agreement which new to The File Claims CASSIA ENTERS EXHIBIT ous They apparently walked almo-- t organization Coulee dnm in Washington Senator confidential or without of the which from everv of any di' pointed 'composed jectum members they parity price — Grangers of Cas- - upright on their hind legs muih like spetioni BURLEY Governor Blood had a wonderful ufic Idaho Kendrick of Wyoming Was turned explanation being assigned for so sorely need and which the agri- - trict of the Teton Peaks scoilt council down by the P W A when he asked opportunity this past week to see what it Even A notice for creditors of the Daynes-Beebi now nearly a month later ““"S’ $22700000 for the Casper-Alcov- a happens when Secretary lekes dic- - the administration Music company to file claims exhibits in the Pomona Idaho vet had not has products been found In the Connecticut valley the to tales the publicity statements issuing Jiroject so he too appealed 60 S Wood within with Charles days show at Boise this month announces the'Kuice officially to notify the comThe best unearthed in South Congressman (president and the money was forth from his department ward receiver was issued Saturday L H Sweetser Cassia county Pamona area w hch drafted the agreement several years ago was deHadley coming The California delegation Martin of Colorado had jumped all Imlttep I McDonDistrict by of the reJec Judge Roger Grange master Among the most by fire at Mount Holyoke colaided by representatives of upperha over the public works outfit claiming or ltl own coordinatori stroyed u- -t m be ough Tbeclajms of local products is to idccLby — — nn states asked money to build the they did not favor reclamation devel- tiOll ded further confusion to the lege museum Gem poJanuary 4 at Mr Woodward’s office enormous pyramid of No canal and they got on opment and warned that unless the 25 street East the South court First hui tatoes will bv a which Mtualon """ l° have promnent poDIVORCE GRANT! D But the west made a concerted drive reciama order of the president decreed sition in the exhibits building Farmers delegation that the coordi A divorce was granted Saturday bv states getting these large projects have tion would get very little out of the gicssional Mr Woodward recently was ap- having products for exhibit aie assem n itor did not actually represent the District Heibert M Schiller: gotten very little else public woiks fund adnunisti ition in the negotiations pointed receiver for the company af bling them at the H N VanHook to Grace Judge Clark Prickett fiom H W Utah had no project comparable to Statement Misleads of ter a suit against the firm by ranch Mrs to "What beet! VanHook has filing YiTa vith the the second 'value'o'f near St in ton'1oflbe'etsiPenrv"sugar happened charge pnekett on a ehaige of crue'tv Under Anthony the any-o- f the three mentioned but GovT H irrington who sought recov- - of operations said his board had allot a’cd ugar marveling agreement and the-now jj 2q les£ than some weeks °'dest landmark in modem Idaho his-!Iteims of a property settlement Mis ernor Blood backed a vast array of Ickes of - back 32 $142 The 'Vnde 1810 tf for reclamation of less to no $145000000 fair back torv dates which is salary upward competition jerv some to ree eoe lesser projects large some ago The farmer under participating !Pr'feU PLEADS GUILTY NOT - plaintiff the with forv rec "or combined considand It charged should slated obvious be company landmarks Other power projects singular for quite small which would have done attorney s fetes Restoration c(nlracts must stand half this loss of Sal-aas$60000 indebtedness to works while lamatlon Boulder Lemhi of Fort near Idaho— include reasonable eration including anyone Floyd intelligence Foster0f name of Grace Clark Utah relatively as much as these great dam and Referring to the suggestion of £ec sets included titles to merchandise 32 charged with burglary of Oregon ais0herwasmaiden the Columbia basin” The that a marketing agreement which is authorized Wallace that the government m°n City and Pierres Hole the er projects will do for the respective statement sold on contract at a face value of Short Line property at Inkorri Inst-- ’ wa largely a decimation of things hoped retary nt Here was PaslnTpinn misleading asked all he hiv on He not did farmer states get (end the crop Mr $50000 the record of reclamation allotments to be achieved must have a supple Love June pleaded not guilty when ar declared that with the market Utah will not get all its local board at TRUCK INJURES MAN the time Ickes spoke mentarv rode of fair competition to demoralized as it it now "there is not raigned before Judge Jay L Downing recommended but it has done pretty COUPLE OBTAINS LICENSE Boulder dampens given $38000000 make it effective here Thursday His trial was set for Idaho— L J WENDELL Curiously the A the faintest possibility that the gov Hughes well considering the obstacles that This — In of POCATELLO lieu Idaho was A A the A November 13 Foster ls charged with-decided that the beet sugar in eminent can get back money appropriation ad- marriage painfully injured Thursday when have had to be overcome it has done Ja to at cense the was made issued last of truck' Marshall session fell under the rear wheel of a Friday congiess dustry might have a marketing agree vanned it amounts to an outright sub- entering the tool and tink house and far better than the average by reason the appropriation- - having been turned merit of sorts but no code of fair sidv and if subsidies are the order on which he had been riding near here N Hook 27 and Norma Fcidenstine stealing a quantity of gasoline and luof the fact that Governor Blood SenFurther than that the of the day I suppose there is no ob- - He had ju-- t stepped out of the truck! 21 both of Pocatello bricating oil ator King Congressmen Robinson and back into the tieasury and public competition the driver thought he was off Murdock and W R Wallace worked works funds substituted That was a rexi-e- d marketing agreement recently jectlon t0 ( matter of to hold down handed to the industry bv Joshua tho machine was started It hit ne declared that the plan when Incessantly for the promotion of Utah the deficit bookkeeping rBemhaidt has incorporated in jt sev- - jg a doubtful expedient bounty Hughes and threw him under the when the projects and fought down each and The same course exactly was taken eral provisions which clearly exceed same result could be one leg avery obstacle raised in their path by with accomplished in rear wheel which passed over respeeU to “$5 000 000 tor the any authority' conferred in the ftgrt- -j a far more sensible way under the He w as- - reported Friday to bo jiot the resourceful experts of the Pt W A DR-J-iG'MWDiS-O-NC for from proposed stabilization Owyhee project and $1 000000 seriously hurt plan Vale both In Oiegon Public works Supported by Delegates Referring again to the stabilization Throughout the five weeks Gover- money was substituted for appropriagreement Mr Love said it was not nor Blood has been In Washington he ations that was nt help to the cause drafted for the particular benefit of Broadway has had the untiring support of the of irrigation there was no recognition strument Kr0Upany Phone and State ' W A P of the or merits reciama to the labor code apthree members of the Utah "congres- by four months of work "It 7782 represents Wasatch Opposite tion for these the funds allocated W R Wallace has sional delegation proved last week Mr Love pointed Auerbach's p? best biains of tile industry" did not give a day’s work to a nut that standing alone-i- t is tncon by sald been his constant companion and sup- "The beet sugar OFFICE HOUES — 8:30 A! M TO 6:30 P M single man over and above what con sustent with the general scheme Its agreement and the code of marketing The delegation has met fair Sorter SUNDAYS— 10 A M TO 1 P M and night tjiey have as gress already had appropriated recites that the following petition which large promises BROOKS ARCADE BLDG (Elevator Service) SUITE are to be made a part of a fS to the farmers sembled to lay their plans they have Coulee Power Project econo-cod- e through of fair comnetitian for the beet mle moved on the public works adminisn distribution Next came the Grand Coulee for are mutually has been UNBREAKABLE etc tration time and again they made com- which $63000000 was allocated Grand industry INDIVIDUAL CARE pendent one upon the other” Mr mon cause and allI pulled together "In commented words other PLATE Coulee is purely a power dam it will Burdens Imposed waiting By their combined push they "have not irrigate an acre of land and is Love "N R A assumes that we shall! Every patient that comes Into the The most lifelike to the stinging conclusion Coming of attention has achieved a part of what they set out not designed to It does not belong have a code of fair competition AAA office undivided the this event? ' made Extra of his letter Mr Love said' plate the dortor Our first class workmanto accomplish no ope can or will in the class with irrigation projects tells us thpt we cannot" thin light weight ts the best materials makes our re- avlew °f plus developm-nship make a 100 per cent record before the Furthermore public ‘Ae Constructive Proposals works turned We can’t name office well known throughout the yet they are prac“ted above will point out the several public works admlmstraUon down this project and not until Presi (hem all but here country Conceding that the sugar vtabiliza 'burdens imposed on the domestic tically indestructiThat outfit la hardbolled its mem- dent Roosevelt ordered1 them to make a few are They've ble bers are no respectora of titles they the allocation were the fundf avail tion agreeme'nt is not perfect Mr sugar industry and to date not one told us EXAMINATION FREE care no more for senatorial Influence able Public works deserves no more Love says it represents "the honest single benefit has been given our e A thrilled than for the influence of 'a county credit for this than for the $22700-00- effort and thought of honest men' PPthU0nu?derb‘h0 eAor GOLD INLAYS a darling old $2 up someonet chairman all men look alike to them next allocated for the getworking over a period of months To somewhere some time to communi" grandmother —now PORCELAIN project P W A twice rejected my mind they present the most con-- cate to the Industry a statement f ting ready for holiBut this la destined to change when the Casper-Alcovwhich is a day crowds project to FILLINGS they go back to congress next winter both Irrigation and power ao the presi- structive and fntelligent proposals ad- - the administration's general policy in brand new mother If no within has on it the to vanced by sugar Industry mere sugar funds general policy an with extra bed asking fqr carry dent ordered the funds allocated That SILVER FILLINGS to make' a smart $1 They then will be given to understand ls how friendly Mr Ickes and his my memory To have these proposals then I think it only fair that It should little lady who docs so summarily dtsmussed by men who be so stated that P W A must show the same board were toward these projects not need bedding "To attempt to cover the situation SPECIAL MAROON respect for a senator h congressman Then after a hard struggle on the have no practical knowledge of the now but Just If with not the when disor a governor as is shown by the regu- fart of score or more is patchwork nothing especially sugar industry senwestern PLATE knows It’s time to BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED lar agenclea of government patches are so sleazy as the beet ahead ators and congressmen who asked tressing” t buy IN 3 HOURS Mr Love went on to assert that the sugar marketing agreement submitPromises Broken Gold Crowns and Bridge Work at the $250000000 for a comprehensive recAnd tn that last stabilization agreement would ted by Mr Bernhardt seems to me a Price Possible Lowest sugar did works lamation program public One of the greatest complaints class there should The administrahave taken sugar out of politics distinct disservice be hundreds against the public works administrat- allocate $15000000 for irrigation proj- would have "stabilized not increased tion through the stabilization agreeAre ects and the Ogden canyon Hyrum We Specialize In All Makes ion— not from the Utah delegation you going to Invest? to the benefit of all ment has an unexampled opportunsugar prices Included it— Plates— alone but from all who contact projects being ot Talk It over with But at tho time Mr Ickes claimed to branches of the industry” would have ity tp force sugar out of politics to is that its officials are too prone to Including the Roofless Plate assured Cuba a substantially larger fulfill the purposes of the agricultural the family while Tor advanced have irriga$145000000 comes to ramlaa when it promise and act at and and market the same American time all home tothe of share adjustment you're to making good on promises They tion $15000000 was all his board‘had from A NEEDHAM B be will to office restore at will she This Sundays than least day Cuba's a open her partially higher price given stallers of the advanced on Us own initiative are the 10 a m to 1 p m for out - of - town When the Ickes statement appeared get without the agreement and better place in our market so it appears to Governor entire government setup or those who work patients “rLaAke and last Should than Cuba year enjoyed opportunity s Blood learned this very early in his In the newspapers Governor Blood would have solved the oroblem of be lost through lack of understanding Merchant return to his first love Z C MEMBER stay His first concern was over the was not surprised He now knows or He added that M I commencing Monday morning courage competition Philippine In which public state $1500000 building program that pretty much the way Mr Needham entered the Cooperative have "would this also agreement given liberal He has a had Work being wholly within his jurisdic- works functions Institution originally as an errand boy WINS HUSKING CONTEST of continental beet farmers with the store until five years tion That program was filed Septetm education during his five weeks In the were accompa- 4 UP)— remaining it BROOKFIELD Mo Nov States United (if discuss not he will but ago when he severed his connection ber 27 Two days later Governor Washington 26 bushels of corn in 80 min- with the Institution Husking he his all that on return Blood was told it should be consid- publicly a tale his utes Ellsworth Kapp 25 of Andrew Since that thne he has broadened his ered and pased by the legal engineer- found out during the weeks he was in Washington It wouldbebeInclined to considerably and returns to closest friends might county won the state championship experience ui Z C M I with Increased knowledge and ing and financial divisions within sweating In his effort to get a square Gradualhere today and the right to represent larger question in some particulars four to five days and be ready for deal for Utah judgment Hts many friends and are cordially Invited to visit Mr If Governor Blood on his return to ly the truth about public works is Missouri in the national board action patrons DR U DAVIES will contest at West Point Neb November Needham at Z C M I— Adv WIMOUftpaar The state program Wes complete Salt Lake City should tell the whole coming out but the whole story Ponder 9 never be known of five weeks his unvarnished Infi story of bit very W A had been furnished every re qulrement of their regulations had been met As Governor Blood said ARISTOCRAT BLANKETS in very DOUBLE SHEET BLANKETS large at the time "any Intelligent man beautiful pincheck weave with white size In plain gray tan or- white should be able to read and pass op border and satin binding All with fancy colored borders They’re that program In ap hour" wool washable and warm $10 value light Repeatedly Delayed The promise of proitipt action was DOUBLE BLANKETS in ALL WOOL BLANKETS 72x84 In not kept Instead of acting in four handsome mottled grey 100 wool restful pastel plain shades of green filled real Oregon wool Thi very not go before the public works board """"Tihter outdoor biankett 1350 vtiilf derfully warm and fluffy until October 20 and then when it new conditions were wai approved ROBE BLANKETS WOOL AUTO imposed that had to be met before the ROBES Pull size in 3 handsome could pess to its final stage Plain dark colors patterns— project November 1 before Governor Regularly 750 Sale— Blood got final and written assurance that the $1500000 was at the command of the state It took 34 dayi not four or five days to pass upon one of the moat complete yet simplest program yet submitted to the public works administration Just a few days before Governor Blood arrived in Washington Public Works Administrator Ickes had publicly censured the slates for being slow in presenting their prbgams ha theirs 'mat money —said the fault-wa- s wag not "flowing “frem the public -works 'fund into the pockets of the hitherto unemployed Asked far Speed He urged the states to speed up He also announced that he had doubled value-givin- g the force of the public works administration and was working day and night shifts to avoid delays in acting on programs when submitted Yet the very first contact Governor Blood had with tho P W A was on a Saturday morning after the Utah program had been received He wanted to get on its trail for some reason it had not been docketed It was lost In the P W A offices The governor Insisted that some one be detailed that day to ' run it down and start it on its way through the mill “You evidently di on't understand that Saturday is a' short val These are day in Washington" said the official Magnificent in quality whose eld the governor had solicited look and ues— they “we close at 1 p m" and beauty! Today’s “Short day? queried tha governor even more! A in amazement “I Just- read in the DOUBLE value is actually and had on that you day paper put geous choice on sale: SATEEN BLAJJKITS night shifts over here end supposed COMPORTS that was true If you are working night Covered In rich brocades tr In plain rayon— more beautiful t and day I suggest you detailsomeone Wherever finer blankets are recognized the "Zurabra” Pull size part wool Covered on 'both and lasting than many allka— and edged all around with to get behind this Utah program and reversible and label means great distinction' Plain DOUBLE BLANKETS 72X84 in an In a striking large sides with extra for somecord! What marvelous a find it this afternoon" silk thought gift heavy block check The plain with the lovely pine tree border atencll Of all silky an teen ' Ne unusually pleasing large check This onet There are not many at this price — they won't last quality satin bound! pure wool thoroughly are well ls one of our foremost sale values! 100' Wobl fllledf tdges the dayl ' A reluctant clerk' was detailed to the bound-a- nd double lze 72x84 A very All colors real 475 values! task and he lost his Saturday afteretttched pedal value noon off At five o’clock 'that afternoon P- W A having failed to keep its nrvwni&e to telephone the governor Early-Landmark- bv 's ST - — - tc d RFC uv ! v - M ms J hpnces'L! scu--o- n re-u- athplnt' °i-- Pre-erv- a ”“ e 1 1 s s t e --be-an - 1 It-- 5 a- 1 n - ' e - Refe-trin- pioj-ect- s 'n Who 212-2- for L" Casper-Alcov- 14‘ a - bride-to-b- 1 1 a $150 $250 $1000 - I prize-winnin- g t pre-shru- B 1 (2o - Basement you're wise you’ll replenish every need— and lay away a reserve on the shelf Sale prices rep resent the ultimate in -- Ztunbra Blankets - 90 1250 - One-Bus- y long-fib- h v KL Ho mm 50 Wool Filled 2250 gor 1 K' |