Show THE 8ALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 18 1933 NEW AGENCIES Deadlock Broken ROSS CARVER In Hog Market ADD LAST DAY HEAD HOME TO MILLIONS Packers Triumph FOR FARM AN) TODAY! SPEED WORKS Buy at $425 to Abandons $435 Production and Coopera' Idaho Officiajs Will Open Effort to Peg Prices tives Credit Banks Set Civil Project Quarters ' at Once Up at Spokane (Kali Lake Tiibaaa gervlee) Yards U S Tribene-Chlese- FrontPage News of Greater Savings e CHICAGO Nov 17— The ‘sellers’ strike" that has held the hog market SPOKANE Wash Nov 17 a deadlock for nine days ended and a hall million dollars were Who’s (Seerlsl t The Tribes) 17Con-vipce- d Nov WASHINGTON ofjthe 'credit cauttaho!-Montana tfrey can best speed up the idle Idaho menTiy re-- i and Washington today commission men who have been employment "'“iijtyhJPregon with the setting up here of the new holding out for higher prices and the turning to Boise opening state civil Regional Bank of Cooperatives of withdrawal of government support works headquarters and hastening Spokane and the Regional Production for the market of projects submitted the approval Credit i corporation At the close of trading today the from every county Governor C Ben Officers of the new organizations setups for which were completed at a packers had bought 25000 hogs out Ross Parker P Carver state unemmeeting of federal credit agency of the surplus that has been glutting ployment director and T J Lloyd members have not been announced the yards and they were buying them of civil works Their selection however was expect- at their own prices f 4 25 to $435 per newly selected director ed soon hundred pounds Sellers had been left Unexpectedly Thursday midnight The Production Credit corporation asking $450 to $4 60 for nine days and after a protracted conference with has been set up with a capital of there were 45000 unsold hogs m the Senator J P Pope and Harry L Hopwhile the Bank for Coopera-- t pens when the break came kins civil works administrator tives has $5000000 capital The two During the day it was learned that new agencies together with the Fed- the federal government as decided They left with the announcement eral Land bank and the Federal Inter to let the market follow its natural that they expect to put 10000 men mediate Credit bank are designed to trend and had abandoned its attempt on the payroll within ten days and round out federal agricultural facili- - to peg the price of hogs in the Chi- that others will be given work as ties for farmers and livestock men of cago market quickly as suitable projects can be apf the four northwest states The prices paid by the packers proved Herbert E Gaston deputy governor were Setup Explained $475 to $485 includf the credit administration and com- ing theactually 50 cents-pe- r hundred pounds Under the Setup Uoyd will receive missioner of the four divisions of the federal processing tax projects from all municipalities and administration A S Goss land bank It was rumored in the trade that all counties that now have men on commissioner S M Garwood pro- the previous two plunges that govern- relief rolls or at reemployduction credit confmissioner and F ment buyers took into the hog market ment offices registered that Those projects W Peck cooperative bank to break the deadlock one last Satur- meet with the policy outlined by Hop-kin- a loner wereere to assist in orgamz- day and another on Tuesday of this will he — — weesTwere taken in the absence of iiig the newTiirtta: — — all that is The production credit corporation Secretary of Agriculture Wallace Lloyd’s approval being will be in full operation and begin who has been on a trip through the necessary Civil works headquarters will be setting up local agencies not later West to quiet the unrest among the maintained at Boise 15 than December Commissioner farmers Senator Pope today saw President Garwood said The local agencies It was said that the federal surplus Roosevelt briefly and explained his will make loans as soon as they are relief corporation is out of the juris- - desire to get an allocation of public set up diction of the secretary of agriculture’ works funds for building the Salmon The 'Bank for Cooperatives will be All hogs bought for the account of the river diversion also an allotment for fully operating and advancing funds government have been weighed to canalizing Snake river below Lewis-- 1 to cooperative marketing and purchas- this corporation ton ing associations of the four states The government was being blamed Referred to Works Board within 30 days Peck said In many quarters for the situation creThe president told the senator he ated in the hog market during the last would be back in two weeks and sugten days Pressure it was said was gested that in the meantime the senbeing brought to bear on packers to ator do what he can to push these clear things up as quickly as possible projects through the public works by absorbing the receipts Packers have been getting enough board The promised the sendirects from other points to take care ator he president would send a message to the of all their needs during the deadlock congress to meet at Boise and reported that a big share of the irrigation November 27 which will indicate his men surplus hogs that commission Interest in reclamation are carrying will have to be shipped friendly to other centers for slaughtering to Kimberly Resident Dies of avert congestion in the Chicago packing houses (API-T- JlKJbe£aEiiula5ion Afraid of Stormy Weather! 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I I Headline Special I Idahoan Urged For R F C Post I X' of 200 Only cut-pric- Inc) A I i A lections chants ( V Oompetent quick service main known capitalism only as external intrusion through the oper atlon of imperialism rather than as the normal method of its life There are capitalists" and corporations lh ELY Nev— Produce growers' of Mexico for example but Mexican this county held a meeting with Ely at life is on the whole not capitalist and others this week at merchants alk Russia which overthrew “capitalism” never really had it The which efforts were made to outline car same might be said for a large part the burden of Glenn is survived by his widow of Italy most of the Balkans and great plans for alleviating farmers resulting from recent impor- four sons and four daughters tracts of central Europe tatlons of Idaho potatoes which are The Reformation was one of the being sold at prices' below the cost great movements of modern times of production in this county forcing The But it did not sweep Europe prices for home grown spuds to the American and the French revolutions same levels of the eighteenth century were the A farmers’ committee composed of sigqals for the advance of democratic George Fawcett Ezra Funkf Pharo doctrines But those doctrines never Amoldson A N Carter and R D did make any lasting impression east Crook extension agent outlined the of the Rhine or south of the Alps and ultimately accruing to The 17 Nov Cal CRUZ outside & Europe anywhere except advantages SANTA merchants paying living prices to prog the Frieda Weltz mur of where for the trial peoples ducers in their own trading territory der of Francis J M Grace went over had settled later introduced and had passed movements has and of these one with No the until Monday today the use of resolution nurse still on the stand reiterat- been universal The world is still potatoes as condemning e sales leaders by all of her under professing composed ing peoples stores the religions living under 11 conceiv- grocery story of violated womanhood present pointed and under outFour grocerymen The shot she fired Miss Weltz said able political systems that no chain store operators had was intended to end her own life many different kinds of social order attended the meeting however and which her attorney previously de- The power of any doctrine is limited that while they to sign were clared she considered wrecked by by deep underlying habits by cir- guch an agreement andwilling prohibit sales Grace’s alleged attack on her In the cumstances of geography and by the of outside not could products they accumulated force of the past The do so without summer of 1932 to stores all agreeing too Witnesses previously had told how world is too varied mankind is the plan to make in it posthat shot fatally wounded Grace deeply Set its ways Joe Knezevich wholesaler scored member of the prominent shipping sible for any one set of ideas to be- the lack of enforcement of the world never come The universal family at his summer home here peddling law which he claimed the Miss Weltz previously had been in his became wholly capitalist or wholly weakest link in the chain that has not become democratic and will it employ as a nurse hardships to county growwholly communist or wholly fascist brought ers and Chris Jensen former emor wholly anything else ploye of the state board of health the district attorney's office it is the parochial mind which looks criticised its failure to prosecute or investiupon its idea as the one and only idea for It was parochial of us to think that we gate peddling law violators Attorneys and other business men could impose democracy on the world WASHINGTON Nov 17 and make the world safe for democ- present urged the group to seek a McCarren (D Nev) and Pope racy It was parophjal of the Rus- general organization of all retailers (D Idaho) called today at the White sians to think that when they took in order to cope with problems such House to- urge the appointment of over the ruins of czarist feudalism as the potato growers presented Frank J Keenan of Boise Idaho as they had overthrown capitalism It an R F C director to fill the post is parochial of the Italians to think Many Adults Attend made vacant by the resignation of that a form of dictatorship which School Wilson McCarthy seems to suit a country that has Prospectors The senators also took tip reclama- known only a feeble imitation of detion projects in Idaho and Nevada mocracy for 50 years is going to suit ELY Nev— More than 30 men with the president and said they plan countries” inhabited by people who ranging from school teachers and to see Secretary Ickes on these mat- have been evolving democratic Insti- newspaper men to laborers are at— ters later tutions for 700 years classes herein thecourse for It should not be too astonishing to tending prospectors offered 'through D C is that liberalism officially Cameron and F‘VD Gibson repre-anyone Convict Dies on Gallows declared dead in Russia Germany sentatlves of the state vocational eduname cation heaven’s in When and For California Slaying Was Italy department it alive in those lands? LiberalClasses run three hours per night ism will bd dead when it is abandoned a week-fothreeweeks FOLSOM PRISON CaL Nov 17 (JP) the people who made liberalism and an elaborate array of ores charts — John Fleming was hanged here to- by and have lived under it they and and lectures material Is used by thql day for the murder of Amos Leece at their ancestors before them To say two men in classroom and laboratory j Red Mountain San Bernardino coun- that the Russians accept autocracy demonstrations 1932 21 on The May ty gallows trap is to say that they accept what was sprung at 10:02 a m and Fleming today LAGUARDIA AT PANAMA they have always accepted To say was prouounced dead at 10:15 a m that the Germans have set up a deiPANAMA C Z Nov 17 (JPh Fleming was convicted of having fied ruler is not really so astonishing Mayor-elect Fiorello LaGuardla of killed Amos Leece a service station when you recall that they got rid of owner at Red Mountain San Bernar- Wilhelm II only 15 years ago To say New York City with his wife ardino county by hitting him on the that Mussolini is a successful ruler In rived here today on the liner Pennon a vacation trip He hesihead and then shooting him Italy should surprise no one who re- sylvania about going on through the caFleming with a woman companion members the long line of bis Italian tated to nal but was finally persuaded drove to the station and he said later predecessors he thought that Leece had made a But hr France in Switzerland in make the trip He plans to fly to Airways remark about his companion He Scandinavia in the British nations Miami via struck Leece on the head with the butt in the United States there are peoples Monday of his pistol and then shot hlny three with a v?ry different history and times therefore with very different habits It will be for them to say what is the NOTED OPTOMETRIST DIES future of liberalism how it is to be BELMONT Mass Nov 17 (AP- -Dr preserved and where it is to be modiGeorge S Hougton 67 director of fied It is not for nations which have the distinguished service foundation never known it or having tried It for Always get the best fastest and 9 a short while failed to live by it to surest treatment for your child’s of optometry died today In he was president of the Ameri- instruct the liberal peoples about the cough or cold Prudent mothers future of liberalism So if it is com- more and more are turning to Creo- can Optometric association munism then wish to examine they mulsion for any cough or cold must go to Russia if it is fascism they that starts must go to Italy but if it is Creomulsion emulsifies creosote medicinal wltto France to England to Canada to elements which sooth and heal the States to United Australia the and Overtaxed by inflamed membranes It is not a For that is where they will find the cheap remedy but contains no narspeaking singliberalism know what who peoples cotics and is certain relief Get a ing smoking and democracy mean botMe from your druggist right now Tribune York 1933 New It use Copyright and have ready for instant E -- t -- for Come in early TODAY AND TOMORROW l ev- ery taste ell to all it is an event worth BAN ON IDAHO (Continued from Pas One 2493 S’ KMSFARMER TWIN FALLS Idaho (AP )— Andrew Glenn 59 Kimberly farmer since 1908 died at a hospital here Friday from injuries received when he was struck by an automobile Wednesday night when he started to cross a street here to attend a sugar beet growers’ meeting The driver of the chr Paul Baker Twin Falls said he was blinded by the lights of another car’bnd did not see Glenn step into the street from behind his own parked car Glenrvtold officers he was waiting for another car to pass and did not see Baker's ut Soft pliable black simulated leather in boys' or girls’ styles Warmly fleece lined— sizes for girls 7 to 14 boys’ sizes 4 to 9 It’s a value that you’ll find only at Sears’ ’ Mishap w GOATS at Sears AUTO STRIKES Hurts in Twin Falls i that MM! 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