Show -- rha c JHE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING Council Masons jSEAMEN defy Pick Officers at Annual Assembly PACIFIC GALE UST0 CENTER ON MEW-WORLD DECEMBER 14 1933 Michigan Alan Admits State Witness at Murder Trial Drunk Driving Charge Slain Found Her in NY Apartment Pleading not guilty to dmnken driv- RATES ASKED tng charger C H Tichenor 48 of LOWER RAIL THE STATUS OF SILVER in (Continued from Page Onei the silver problem It is behevedi y Tu yPVu0nl'f1Llu0e-?- Miehn was ordered bV Judge M J Bronson in police court Wednesday to face trial December J(k Tichenor was arrested at 4 a m wT":d"‘v fVr his automobile at State streets and sounded his automobile horn at a woman crossing the street Detectives E R Aplegren and W C Smith and Captgin G H Parker said Tichenor had a pint of whisky in his possession He was released on bond of $300 NEW YORK Dec 13 (A3)— A for her testimony either by friends young woman found slain of the convicted men or by a third T J Nelson president of Nelson-- ' in the MortiUaro in an uPPer East Side apartment to- man implicated Tariff day Anson Co Inc was elected illus- Crew of Burned Fishing Transcontinental the subject that eventually the n was identified by detectives alaylng who is still at large trious master of Utah council No 1 and of the present a as embarrassments witness Mrs Criochock had been garroted whpse testimony Cuts Requested by Vessel Reach Shore condition of affairs will become so 'Royal and Select helped send two men to prison on with an electric lamp cord and pointolerable as to force the most relice said she had been dead at least long terms for murdering an Citizens’ Croup Nation to Seek Export Masters at the anSafely in Boat 24 hours when her body was found V ict luctant nations into an agreement for nual assembly the remonetization of silver upon Women living in the house told Police disclosed that the young woPacts With Countries eveWednesday ome fair ratio" man whose body had been found by police they heard a man shouting in 13 of Dec Cal Downward revision transcontiiUPi— MONTEREY an iceman shortly after nqon was the slain woman's apartment last ning in the MaConditions "Intolerable’’ of West Hemisphere Captain Y Tanuma and his crew of nenlal class rates from and to Utah Mrs Margar Pllaski Criochock who Saturday night— "You’re not going to sonic temple One could rite scores of names high three hardy ahalnne fishermen ha’d- been held as a material Wednes-witness live long " Police said the woman D Prosser is 'UI®? fought towering waves and lashing m tho financial world here and abroad Morttl-a- told them they heard Mrs Criochock of Joseph LEAGUE TO HEAR WOMAN CillZen UUh Rate the retiring laro? alTas Rosa' WASHINGTON Dec 13 fPv-gales for hours n a small boat ln support cf who reply: Conditions' tethposition James H Wolfe will addres Mrs campaign to recap--was I and of not “I’m shot killed in afraid November won’t anybody wo'rseVor the explosion' and "fire that havf become J intolerable" bank The association made Us initial re- 1932 Hill unit Young Amerithe Capitol ture world markets for export prod- - Other killed” be and POvePty unemploy merit qus( for the reductions to B H can league at the home of Mr and craft Utah their J71 'Jree destroyed ucts will be concentrated for the time fishing In was Criochock Mrs hand-known Mrs detectives Criochock the said to all pointing U vce presldent in charge of traf- - was released from the Bronx ?re °r vary Mrs John T Sundloff 2 West Fourth off Point Pinos last mght tand-)f- c being on negotiating reciprocal trade master Lawrence of the single gold county building as "Marian Smith” but the North street the Denver A Rio Grande 0 As four coast guard and gwidetic ard glory Friday at 7:30 p m Her with nearby nations of E two weeks was identification made first her from after It But seems ago an that only jail iternationwestern railroad who conferred with Jenkins prlnci- subject will be “Woman’s Place in survey vessels searched the the western hemisphere two had which Insurance send found men al to is not It had be testimony helped la policies police agreement conductor of directors of the organization at the the New Deal” seas for survivors of the not to be had firat because no This has been decided upon as thejb® prison for long terms on the mur- in the apartment where the young M greM jjewhouse hotel They asked for a re- to wor: wreck the Japanese went quietly to nation seems to be most feasible policy in view of exist-"1- 6 be- woman had been living about a fortPolice der said to throw charge they treasurer-Presiden- t willing jedament 0( rates on a basis no bed unaware of the excitement they its However Dunlap lng economic conditions might and influence In the fight greater than those found reasonable lieve ahe was strangled- In reprisal night had caused Roosevelt still hold the"6C?rder Paul ® for such an agreement it in the Wyoming class rate case Secondly l'ltam Cgast guardsmen had feared that is not to be had because the inerna-tiona- l opinion that worldwide tariff an oil tanker wi'b-3- 5 men aboard Conferences Planned tions and removal of discriminatory I®1 t'le 8uar Frank money interests are most decohducTon Mui ray had exploded and burned trade barriers are necessary for Ernest D Salm secretary said the are termined silver against They council the Tanuma's crew consistedworld economic recovery it'r Iassociation-wilconfer other with rail do willing to something for silver so - As the situation Bingham was explained- bu- - “ Shlmyu M Maemiyo and Y Aomima long as you treat Ca$h it as a commodityjofficials within the next 30 days He Mr XeUoq — thorttetively today the uHitjrato obi steward Hngn H "We left Monterey harbor Tuesday-morninwith' it as an Incident in our explained tfiaT: revision of the class deal W andj W trussentinel secHeiiberg Rager in to fish the Sur Big Pea Coal SSSO jective would be sought through trea- tee three-yea- r system But they are not rate structure along the lines sug term MIAMI Fla Dec 13 (JP)— To an tion pear San Luis Obispo" said monetary ties between the United States and Nut Coal willing to do anything looking to the gested would result In substantially accompaniment is Mr who illustrious of cheers a from Rager grand Tanuma rather other individual countries and to Utah on sevStove restoration of silver to the dignified lower rates-froBeless deputy crowd of several hundred persons than through a general economic con- master with J Warren “Engine trouble came and the big eral essential commodities Sixty-tw- o carloads of beef cattle of them Lump most Cubans Sumner grand master as marshal installed storm hit us A sudden backfire position it once held in the money ference "In the western trunk line class Welles of the world the officera ambassador to Cuba grown in eastern Utah and western caused an explosion and fire swept systems Neighboring Nations That being true it seemk to me we rale case a scale of rates was pre- returned retiring STEWART BROS to the United States late Colorado Officers will be Installed by Acacia all over the boat passed through Salt Lake scribed by the Interstate commerce While special attention is to be lodge No 17 F Sc A M shodld no wait an upon longer to resume his former as have to following time post our “We today didn't get Franroute en San for Wednesday given to thd neighbors of this coun the annual banquet Thursday evening coats we agreement The situation commission embracing territory from COAL COMPART jumped into the tender we Is sufficiently serious to command ac- Cheyenne and Denver eastward to assistant secretary of state at Wash- cisco and Los Angeles markets Q try the policy will encompass other In the Masonic temple Joseph W use m diving abalone ington for A livestock Mr Atlantic that seaboard” Salm to tion even if that action must be upon enter into trade McCann will become worshipful masnations willing agent Kellogg general Hyland 1918 Carrying a cane the tall slender for the Denver & Rio Grande Westi "The sea was very rough then and "The public service commispacts ter succeeding Dr Ray T Woolsey huge waves cam' over us because the phrt of the United States alone said was almost his off swept ern Railroad company reported But it will" not be alone — other nations sion of Wyoming attacked this scale diplomat Negotiation of reciprocity treaties The banquet will be served at 630 the boat is feet when several score Cubans most only 20 feet long It was which desnre to use silver will be of as discriminatory for the removal of trade restrictions o'clock Wednesday on hia arrival in Salt aganist western of them in exile here a and southwest wind edged through Lake from Denver raining hard in solving the probldtn and the gradual reduction of tariff Wyoming and in a recent decision a of Americans as he walked came up and almost knocked us great help The cattle are part of a general the I C C allowed the same level offgroup walls as proposed by Secretary Hull Unified Action Favored the dock aftef here by movement from Utah to hold onto the sides We had down arriving s and lntermoun-taias the rates in trunk line before the conference from Havana is of some we After if It we the airplane are time boat therefore important states prevalent for the last 60 This at Montevideo yesterday are alterritory plus a differential black-eyeOne senorita motor to to two started able for the make and pretty some got progress get lower rates into western threw days and indicates that Utah liveready in progress Welles’ stock hours we went through the worst unified action among the friends of brought The Utah association is neck her arms' around Mr growers are finding an increasWyoming Signing of a reciprocity treaty with and said somethihg to him in on the Pacific coast rath- - ky--i I market experience I have had in 20 years of silver If a definite and specific plan seeking similar benefits” Colombia is expected immediately ing Spanish which was not heard by oth- er than at Kansas City as has been — Every moment I thought could be agreed upon by those who fishing and negotiations for similar treaties Ratei Explained of ers because the cheering Blush- the case in the boat would turn over and 1 did favor silver it would go far toward are under way with Brazil the Arprevious years” he said not think we had a chance of swim- Insuring success of the cause That v He explained that the following ing the retiring ambassador amiled E W Stephens former Salt Laker gentine Sweden and Portugal and Two men and two women arrested ming ashore thanked class rate in are her reductions seems to me the first and most vital sought of the Pacific Livestock Peek Will Aid Mr Welles is being succeeded at president the adjustment: Between Salt Lake after they allegedly attempted to steal “Finally after fighting the waves thing to do and Meat Institute and general man a Havana one: car the' Omaha from class at North rate and First Jefferson and towe of gasoline present post shortly by I am myself willing to come for many hours got into view of Appointment George N Peek ager of the San Francisco livestock who has We 'anchored the boat gether with the friends of silver upon $3 per 100 pounds proposed new Ceffery of the state department of the State streets Wednesday were held Monterey show was also a visitor here Wedfarm act as chairman of a committee in the city Jtfll for the government and went home I did not know any- almost any program provided such rate $2 81 reduction 19 cents Beto study and recommend action for on charges of violation of the Dyer one waslooktng for us or we would program has as Its ultimate objective tween Salt Lake and St Louis class Road Commission Names nesday ‘California looks to Utah and Idaho the restoration of silver to its an- one: present rate $371 per hundred have reported our arrival" Increasing American aalea abroad is act for 6 good portion of its meat supply Those held are Edward Kincaid 20 considered by the president as proRoute cient place in our monetary system pounds proposed new rate $326 re105 and finds the Intermountain product Highway That is a cause for which we can all duction 45 cents Between Salt Lake to be high in quality and finish” he viding additional impetus in getting alias E R Leeper of Charlotte N C his economic program under way as Mrs Edward Kincaid 21 Ray W Rlt-tiIt is a cause which has hu- and Chicago class one: present $396: said fight W Chairman ComParkerand J 29 of Racine Wls and Mrs VioLEAVE SALT LAKE speedily as possible manity behind it A cause which has proposed rate $332 reduction 66 missioner Preston G Peterson cl the A son of F B Stephens Salt Lake President Roosevelt is in full agree- let Johnson 24 also of Racine for its objective relief for eountless cents Salt Lake and New York City state road commission 45 A M and 5:30 P M an- attorney and brother of Harold M have Class W One: Traffic Patrolmen R Ilawkea $510 proposed ment with the principles enunciated millions of men and women now the present assistant to the United ARRIVE LQ3 ANGELES Pro- nounced the decision for the route Stephens victims of an inadequate narrof self rate- $422 reduction 88 cents States attorney general- - the visitor by Secretary Hull The secretary of and L W Peirce who Investigated of Highway 12:20 NOON and 11:13 P M Sunset and — aresaid yKincaid admitted reductions a - state applicable South ish brutal monetar- system driving stolen The portionate intends for San leave repeated the policies he voiced Francisco tq Davis Las $2352 county The Hooper in Vegaa at the London economic conference automobile from North Carolina but steps ' or methods by which are to to other classifications he 9aid Los Angeles routes Thursday evening Mr Kellogg will 3918 A committee of the rate asroria-tio- centrM of three proposed when he advocated the complete and denied the theft of dhe machine Pothis goal the restoration o? at' for Salt be remainder in arrive the ioke which will the school Clinton 3418 pass oan'Diego headed by V A Tracy called Immediate removal ol air high tariff lice said the car was- soc- - — v cr T ee supervisors and 40 workers of silver as money may be a matter the week house be will used Heated Cabins and quota barriers which impeded 30 In the North Carolina city from will make a study of employment and about which we can afford to com- on Governor Blood fend asked hs sup' County commissioners of Davis 10 Off on Round Trips CAR LOOTED the movement of the world's trade E R Leeper and that Kincaid and earnings history of railroad employes promise But as to the ultimate goal port of the fightto prevent modifica- county and a from the in Utah under plans of the civil works the ultimate objective At that time a tariff truce was ad- his wife had assumed that name we should tion of the "long and short6 haul pro- north end of the delegationwere Two suits a suitcase a camera and county present vision of the transportation act The hered to by every important nation Further questioning police said administration announced Wednes- not compromise articles of The school several miscellaneous other members were J G McDonald to advocate this route In attendance but since then Bel- disclosed that the quartet left Ra- day in an Associated Press dispatch board was willing to leave the matter clothing were stolen from a car of Mr Salm and gium Great BrIUin China Finland cine Wis December 5 and had trav- from Washington of Al Shocker’s Sioux Calif ornians Form to the state road commission but City Iowa India the Irish Free State Lithuania eled through the central south and The administration Wednesday apwhile it was parked on State street out this selection of that pointed ALTAR TO MEET SOCIETY states The Netherlands Nw Zealand Nica- western They admitted proved the study to be made of the Fourth and Fifth South to Back Silver permit the transportation between Our Lady of Lourdes Altar society route would streets ragua Sweden Switzerland and Hawkes said to attempting to steal history of 300000 railroad employes Group Wednesday to of evening Mr the fiom school Clinton pupils 13 Dec 2012 Calif at Arkansas had been fired meet and SACRAMENTO works in of civil will the home the presiby employes in ten Jugoslavia have withdrawn from it gaa South Hooper At present these pu Shocker reported to police — 1177 the The associastates while car in Friends of Utah Silver HerThe Mrs fleeing dent (UP) Including George Murphy and other nations have made reser- upon attend the Hooper school in Wecar bore two bullet holes in the tear vations Harry L Hopkins C W A adminis- tion a nonprofit organization that bert avenue Friday at 2:30 p m Plans pila ' While some of the La and one in the side police said trator In announcing approval of the will seek restoration of silver in the will be discussed for activities during ber county district Th6 Kincaids and Mrs Johnson project said it would be carried out monetary system of the United the Christmas iseason spokesmen approved the Hull- proPrison Removal Inquiry by the labor relations section of the States and other powers on a ratio gram it was received without en- were arrested at 8:35 p m Tuesday at First North and State streets Ret-tl- federal railroad coordinator's office of 16 to 1 filed Incorporation papers bringing about enactment of approthusiasm by other delegates Group-ReportDECEMBER 15TH at 6 P M fled but apprehended later Information will be collected from here today Progress priate legislation to further the use of South aid State the records of class 1 railroads seat Twenty-firs- t Directors are Max Korn Andrew silver In national currency streets lected according to location and the Peters Sadie d'Angelo Real Green "To seek coordination in any and Progress on an Investigation into availability of data required for the and Marion Vecki Headquarters are all organizations representing vari- the possibilities of the removal of the 1933 1924 to It will sup- in San Francisco ous branches of the industry crafts state prison was reported by the comperiod from Will present the Boy or Girl Returning the Largest Number of etc which directly or indirectly mittee on public affairs of the Sugar-housply Hopkins said a factual basis for The group organized it declared: " cost of the "To retirement unite and encourage through would be benefited by restoration of penCoupons From estimating Business Men’s league at a sions unemployment insurance and organization those who believe in silver of the organization Wednesmeeting Mrs Jennie Hedman 88 wife of dismissal pay for railroad employes restoration of silver in the monetary “To disseminate correct informa- day night in the Sprague library C J A Hedman and mother of Deand a basis for recommendations to system of the United States and tion on the advisability of using silA program to promote Christmas the of Grant J Haber president tective E A Hedman of the Salt Lake on a permanent labor policy other leading powers of the world ver as money news about the true shopping in Sugernouse also was disA Claw- congress To collect and disseminate infor- necessity of remonetizing silver as cussed Earl J Glade was the main police department died In Los An- L D S church and Thomas L D S for the railroads geles Tuesday of a heart attack ac- son bishop of the Eighteenth mation on the sliver subject to bring basic money speaker at the meeting which was in the speakcording to word received In Salt Lake wardat- will be Includedservices united and effective action in every “To attempt to establish a silver under the direction of Dr E E Mon-soFormerly Advertised for October 15th to be funeral er! joint Mrs Hedman was born in Sweden of the league legitimate way for the purpose of ratio of 18 to 1 president 11 a m in the at conducted Thursday 13 when and she wae years old came to Selt Lake where ahe had lived un- - Eighteenth ward chapel A street and - til 11 years ago when ahe moved to Second avenue for Mrs Julia Grant Mrs Lucy California with her husband Mr Oilman and her niece Hedman has been in 111 health for sev- Maud Grant Odell Stone & Grant and A O Thorne was the second eral years as the result of injuries Mrs Gilman who have been uffered In an automobile accident girl to be born in Salt Lake valley contractors of Springville after the arrival qf the pioneers died awarded a $187460 contract for the t Surviving are her husband two 23 miles of concrete 1 sons Detective Hedman and C O at the home of her nlece In Hunting-to- construction of Park Ca) Saturday of Infirmi- road on the Santa Fe highway north Hedman of Salt Lake three daughof Kingman Ariz according to Word ters Mrs C Cooley of Downey CaL: ties Incident to age in Salt Lake by Mark TutMrs D Balfour of Laguns CaL and Mrs Odell widow of George T received former prominent business tle manager of the Intermountain Mrs J: Bahler of Long Beach Cal Odell two sisters Mrs Edith Norton of man of Utah and manager of the Con- branch of the Associated General of America Salt Lake and Mrs Alma Swenson of solidated Wagon ft Machine com- Contractors Notification that the Springville pany died at her home Tuesday Perk City the low bidders for firm had ' Detective Hedman left Salt Lake Mrs Gilman and Mrs Odell had the contractbeen was received here Jrom Fu- lived together for the last 30 years Wednesday night for California the state highway department of Arineral services will be conducted in zona after bids had been closed Long Beach The road Is 'being conWednesday structed as part of the highway ImLate Count Tolstoy provement project tor Arizona INTRADEDRIVE eIi3sn hH Wil-lia- The 1 deputy-agreement- storm-tosse- - reduc-"l6611n- oft - COAL Per Welles Cheered Demand Increases By Miami Crowd For Utah Cattle l 75c Save by Paying Pacific MflftS 675 800 825 Police Hold Four In City Jail on first-clas- n " d Dyer Act Charge Rail Employment g 2 for Survey Planned As CW A Project FLIGHTS I DAILY - A - Real Christmas Gift g s yil Officer’s Mother Dies in Coast City Joint Funeral Will Be ‘Held J G McDonald Chocolate Co e Roof Garden Coffee -- and Tea THE $25000 AUTOMOBILE Utah Contractors Get $187460 Job n n ' e Once Paid'S Two Clitfrged Wjth Carrying Weapons it Count Ilya Tolstoy who died Tues- day In a hospital at New Haven "Conn was a Salt Lake visitor several years ago said Professor Levi Edgar Young professor of western history at the University of Utah Wednesday While in Salt Lake Count Ilya poke at a meeting of the Bonneville club He aljo presented Professor Young with sn sutographed book and related reminiscences of his father Count Leo Tolstoy Russian novelist BOOTBLACK ACCUSED Ernest Glezos 1671-- South Main street is charged with shining shoes - -- on Sunday in a complaint filed with City Judge C F Dalby Wednesday The complaint signed by Louis Greaves was presented according to the county attorney’s office to help enforce the bootblacks' N R A code DOIIT NEGLECT COLDS DUB aoothlng wanning Muster Xv ole well into your chest and throat— almost instantly you feel easier Repeat the Musterole-ru- b otic a hour for ft hour What gratifying relief Musterole ia NOT Just a salve It’s 1 s “counter-irritant- " containing cold remedies— good oil of mustard menthol camphor and other valuable ingredients That’s why it gets such —ease in 6 minutes and relief in A hours as a rule It penetrates stimulates warms and soothes the congested parts drawing out the pain and infection Used by millions for 25 years Recommended by many doctors and nurses All druggists In three strengths: Regular Strength Children’s (mild) and Extra Strong a -- Raymond Soto 36 and Walter Rippy 23 were arrested on charges of carrying concealed weapons early Wednesday after they allegedly attempted to steal a ton of coal from the Citizens Coal company 443 South First West street Special Officer Haskell Merrick discovered the fuel piled near the saw an empt yard fence and near-btruck Hq aummoned Radlp Patrolmen Everq Peterson and Owen Poul-seThe three officers then approached the men Soto was said to have had a loaded revolver in his hand but at a warnfrom Officer Merrick ing ahot dropped the weapon and submitted to arrest In searching Hippy the officers said they found a long bladed knife in his pocket y n Greene to Discuss N R A Kidnap Plot Frustrated By Seattle Officers SEATTLE Dec 13 to have uncovered a plot to kidnap son of John Von Herberg J Von Herberg Pacific northwest theater magnate Chief of Detectives Luke S May rushed to Everett late today expecting to arrest three young men The plan had beerf police said to abduct the youth earlier in the week while he was on hi way to or from Franklin high school which he attends here The plot was reported dropped however when authorities Uncovered It The Snohomish county sheriffs office denied any knowledge of the case but said they awaited May’s visit (AV-Repor-ted Session Blakely Reappointed As U S Commissioner Greene state At Engineers’ Professor Mark H chairman of the N R A will address the Utah section American Institute and Metallurgical Engie neers Tuesday at 7 p m in the hotel on “The Scope and Trtnd of the Natlona) Recovery Program” The meeting originally was scheduled for Thursday J H Heglnbotham metallurgist with the General Engineering company will discuss "Current Milling Practice at Kirkland Lake” C T Van Winkle chairman of the section will preside of Mining New-hous- Police Sect Suspect On Bad Check Charge Gould B Blaktly was reappointed United Stales commissioner Wednesday by Federal Judga Tillman D Johnson His appointment will run four years Commissioner Blakely who originally was appointed to succeed the late W H Wilkins was registrar of the United States land office here from 1918 t0 1B24' PRINCIPALS TO MEET Secondary school principals of the Salt Lake Murray and Tooele region will meet in the South high school Thursday at 12:45 p m Dr & K Farnsworth state superintend- ent of secondary schools will speak filed Wednesday before City Judge Daniel Harrington was charged wllh issuing a check for $59 to Paul Reynolds 242 South Main street which was covered by insufficient funds Police have communicated with Denver poTkUa fhhia lice to locate Hdrmanf who ia beor ll lik toroid lieved to be Ih that city ?r oltbt-qror au Wjfirwy bmua hr Police said Horman is under sus rolax'a tad it bot foltiort rowlt Cousin du wiiht due to folds may oortoo he plcion tof having issued bad checks let to oolda" tin doB't delay (Jot fwaiat totalihg several thousand dollars to R L WUrn various banks and business houses in Stntlord Colil FOLEY'S Salt Lake and £aa Diego CaL atityta Said tmoiam P Horman In a complaint 3 Dostt c! Fclsy’f LooscnsCough Proof! jfoun-drl- n(lj ou ob- - s i I Another t sign of jangled nerves Door hanging teeth gritting foot tapping arguing over trifles— or the old favorite— telephone slamJust little ways which ming prove Reaves are getting out of hand Danger signals If you're guilty of such gestures check up— Get your Watch your nerves full amount of sleep every night Eat regularly and sensibly Find time for recreation And smoke Camels— for Camel’s costlier tobaccos never- - get on your nerves COSTLIER TOBACCOS Camels are made from finer MORE EXPENSIVE tobaccos than any other popular brand of cigarettes! cnirty im j aMld Ubtoa THEY NEVER GET ON YOUR NERVESI ( 9 I I |