Show NEWS IN BRIEF FROM NEAR AND FAR Salt Lake t Sales Tax Rackets — Silver Helped — Grain Throughout the State Ordinance tq Regulate Beer Bonds Vex Product i o n Probe on Way for Sales Tax Coal Freight Rases Bring Squabble dustry BEER Adopted by the city and county dewere ordinances commission signed to regulate the beer flow after the first of the year The ordinances are strictly licensing measures contain few restrictions concerning operation save that dance halls may not sell the brew Cafe hotels drink parlors may The city assesses a $120 annual fee on retailers to dispense bottled beer for consumption elsewhere $75 to dispense bottled goods for consumption on the premises $150 for draught beer sales Wholesalers are charged $100 a year for bottles $200 for kegs The county ordinance levies a similar charge on wholesalers charges retailers $25 for consumption off the for $75 consumption premises thereon Falls — Storms Jash North- west — Banks for “Beer E&rlors — Loans to In- SALES TAX - While the newly liberalised state that Utah merchants are & public utilities commission continued' ob-its policy to scrutinize rate structures racketeering in col ection of he Per cent state aIes tax b Utah railroads smarting under the80X'°J“ °n commission decision which slashed purthae 50 cents off their intiastate coal I"’®'1 freight tariffs struck back petitioned! 'aldjbi’f°re for a rehearing Railroad attorney Indicated the battle over the coalf®?® tMes has just begun insist the com-E- - ernor promised an mission acted without authority m ordering the reductions Prior to the railroad thust the utilities commission acted upon its recent George promise to investigate the Utah Power TaJ!"d!?' ILLINOIS and Light company largest utility inA Chicago communists attempted to the state The company was ordered interrupt a parade of 5000 Chicago to justify its present rate structure " “dedam °” 5 and Ukrainians at Hermitage avenue and city under charges from the commission ithem officials a Madison street precipitated the that its rates are '"unjust unreason county r worst riot in the city in years brother of the Ae able and discriminatory" BONDS the line marched beneath the bridge They The commission also scored a victhat communists famed brickbats upon Over the city’s plans to refund charger tory over thg Mountain States Tele- collections on the marchers who opened a street $1600000 in maturing municipal and Telegraph company which sales netted small phone merbonds flared a storm of protest as fight In which 150 were Injured beIs already under commission scrutiny more chants than Critchlaw fore e dozen squads of police its George the city commission instructed After tle commissioners hinted broad2 per cent which is all order attorney to draw a contract with the the telephone company offer to the that ly Source of the difficulty was the Lauren W Gibbs company which ofeliminate surcharges on desk sets for reported Merchants countered with another reason for the Ukrainian march that fers to handle the issue to pay 4 rural and urban phones to the sales tax said the the Union of Socialist Soviet Repubper cent interest maturing between reduce surcharges on French phones objection svstemof collection is woefully in lics had starved the Ukraine to re1934 and 1954 Protestants are six of would be deiluate and pointed to past lecom- - taliate for resistance against the inwhich nhnnlVr local financial concerns fn tllJ hhr ‘hat some form of stamp troduction of communism In the termend“t°M charged through Gordon Snow their f invoked to collect the levy ritory representative that the city commis-- ’ Inc r&tcs would be cut it n he Thi m strings Butler secretary of the Utah Gas concentrated in subterranean sion resorted to unethical practice the commission would withdraw State Retailers association Gibbs concern to util-:- e mains beneath Chicago’s streets crethe emitted excessive were that charges they E in said denied ated havoc over a square mile of the racketeering the joint bid meet its terms mRny cases merchants were not col- city’s west side made craters of conBoth the six companies and Gibbs TAXES 2 ison cent sales full the s 10 1933 crete i Wide World t the sailed manhole offered to handle lecting per lm Copyrieht refunding Partially smothered ‘was the now which they have to remit to the state covers thoroughfares In the air injured three sue without charge to the city but Guests of John Hay Whitney at a New York charity dinner were high llams speed flier Rear (left to right) Earl Sande jockey Gar Wood taxes that cry property Sewer gas or illuminating gas was the six companies claim their bid was sporting lights Seated (left to right) Ed Don George wrestler speed boat pilot George Vanderbilt swimmer Pat McDonald track are continually rising to the detrisubmitted after a previous Gibbs’ bid Tommy Loughran boxer Maureen Orcutt golfer John McGraw star Eddie Lee billiards Bennie Friedman football and Leo Sexton ment of the landowner by figures given as the cause of the explosion NAMED was refused threaten court action retired Giants’ manager Frank Kramer former bicycle star A1 WU- track tax released commission state the by if the city persists in the contract Taxes levied against tangible perNEW YORK Appointed as coordinator of the sonal property in 1933 by the state federal home loan board in seven Appointed as New York’s police CURFEW totaled $17428970 the lowest sum states In the city ordinance is inserted a centering in Utah: Ray L Ol- commissioner was Major General since 1922 Other interesting facts-OJohn F by Major Fiorello H son former curfew law which orders children building and loan Offi- LaGuardiaO’Ryan each $100 levied for the state General mayor-elec- t under 18 years of age off the streets silver stepped within In taxes utilities pay $2316 mines cial former newspaper man Amer- O'Ryan a student of international at At week-enBOSSES at 9 p m unless accompanied by 65 farms plus livestock pay ican legionnaire active repcalist fairs civic worker comthe threshold of the Umtnd States pay 26$5 an adult In these days of modern Into the U S monetary picture walked silver through a presiA cloak of authority was thrown $18 That rising state tax levies Democrat Olson formerly managed manded the Twenty-sevent- h attorney) division dential proclamation ratifying the silver agreement signed by 66 money- structure and undoubtedly have risen more slowly than assessed the Ogden branch of the Utah home in France will command Gotham's youth the curfew is honored more about the national labor board by in the breach than the observance nations at the'London economic conference last July but the role loan office will give rse to further speculation property valutions have dropped President Roosevelt in an executive police force of 19000 But students of civics at the West order from the assigned the white metal remains a minor one Under the proclamamon administration’s the O'Ryan stepped aside as a fusion concerning the stig- White House Tht tion the V S treasury will accept all newly mined metal to be high school wish to escape candidate for mayor in favor of Lama of being law violators have peti- board headed by etary policy Presidential tinkering coined into standard silver dollars at the present weight and fineGuardia received the police commisness half the silver sent to the mint by producers will be returned tioned the city commission to permit Senator Robert F with the battered gold standard was sionerahip as a reward to them the other half retained by the mint students above 14 years of age on Wagner of New still a subject of controversy and ruCommis- York h i t h e The effect of the proclamation which binds the government City streets after 9 p m rtc mor but the administration continued to accept 24421410 ounces permits it to take more is to raise PENNSYLVANIA sioners were told high school activ- lacked legal power BLAMED POPULATION the white metal’s domestic price to 64£ cents since the technical ities and duties almost make it man- was defied by the unperturbed boosted the price of Good use for defunct Pennsylvania Blamed was Secretary of AgriculThe drift of population in the Unit- banks has been found by the State gold value of silver at the mint la 8129 If silver producers take datory upon pupils to break curfew Weirton Steel com newly mined gold to $34 06 full advantage of minimum government purchases a mild Inflation laws Former control boards the Roosevelt ture- Henry A Wallace for the pre- ed States wended toward the farm ttquor pany when it pro among Arrayed to the extent of $13900000 in new silver dollars will occur decline In butter and cheese during the past 12 months said Sec haunts of will be posed to supervise critics were 15 economists of Yale cipitous to allver BUDGET and However leaden the of InteNational the the slight mining advantage Cooperative by prices stores into retaiy whither an election in the changed liquor hailed the president’s latest move with glee saw university which also houses Roose- Milk Producers’ federation for his rior Harold L Approved by the county commis- company plants ol thirsty Quakers may go to quaff therein the beginning of the metal’i remonetization for which they sion was a tentative 1934 budget call- representatives foi velt Suppoiter Irving Fisher and the failure to purchase 61000000 pounds Jckes to his supe-rio- r mild and drink purchase spirstrong of butter to stabilize the market Walhave haltingly fought through the depression years Here and Piesident its for consumption elsewhere ing for expenditures of $1317675 12 collective bargain Brookings Institute who urged a re- lace there like a voice In the wilderness was heard dissatisfaction bethat he was uninterested Franklin D Rooseless than the current ing replied a $40924 88 hundred Of sites selected for turn to gold at the earliest possible in exorbitant profits of distributors velt In an annual cause the president had not gone far enough There yet remains state liquor stores more than 100 are budget $333607 less than depart The order empow s once to which an with boost metal shared Conservatives the in the and concerned was that moment gold dairy- report The “back outright seeing mental requests former bank buildings or parts of ered the board t( status of hard money structures owned by banks many have writhed beneath the un men received higher returns on their to the farm movesettle by media — to bound cease China London stiver The agreement debasing Senator ment was stimuproducts Wagner MOSQUITOES tion conciliation of richly decorated with murals onyx' certainty of the gold policy but coins limited India to selling 35000000 ounces a year of coins so lated by economic walls tiled floors The mosquito vexing insect is arbitration labor controversies tend000 to ounces with Urn an his In 5000 limited debased Roosevelt selling policy Spain preceded annually Ah said the UPGRADE adversity doomed to extinction in Utah If C ing to impede progress of recovery of the Ulnted States Canada nations silver of the this alproducing could one no and announcement that yet V W A works are crowned with success but permitted the board to refuse cogAn adjunct of the lekes report was secretory Mexico Australia and Peru bound themselves to absorb annually FLORIDA tell at what rate the dollar should that of in Salt Lake Box Elder Cache We- nizance of controversies when means Reclamation Commissioner though during the 35000000 ounoes of which the United States quota for four years Prior to his arrival in Miami Fla be farmers stabilized Dr many counties year ber Davis and Utah echoed Mead Elwood who of settlement are provided by agreehopefully 24 Roosevelt’s ounces President 000000 proclamaOscar de Priest colored Illinois conapproximates Nowhere has there arisen a definite “there Is very good evidence at hand moved to the city George F Knowlton state entomolo- ment between employers and emtion delivered under authority of the Thomas amendment to the gressman was hanged in effigy by policy counter to the administration to show the bottom has been reached the net shift sent gist will supervise the activities ployes act serves to the agreetechnically “nigger-hatingratify agricultural adjustment Floridans on a teleNever have critics told the adminis- and we are on the upgrade” noted more families into Four hundred of the thousand The order was made retroactive by ment is expected to promote ratification by other signatories tration at what level the dollar should an Improvement In the sugar beet in- rural and suburphone pole near the railroad right of workers will work in Salt Lake the president who ratified past acwhite world metal of the the boosting price stimulating thereby tie to gold Rumor had It however - ’ way Congressman de Priest exGovernment water in 1932 ban districts where mosquito abatement projects tions countries purchasing power In silver-usin- g that the administration plans to sta- dustry pects to speak in the southern state have long been planned many coman area of beet fields of Ickes referred to the subsistence A irrigated which the government must buy however ounces 24000000 The Its at half bilize the dollar pregold 2709605 acres a decrease of 77002 homestead experiments ol the govsign at the foot of the effigy read: Since organization of the pleted is less than half the normal U S production of silver although "Oscar de Priest: Stay out of value thereby profiting the governernment PROBLEM definoted has anq increased acres "society abatement district the pests have but cropped were ounces mined in the depression year of 1932 only 24000000 ment four and a half billions on its gggg (0 '277 528 o nitely assumed a responsibility for Miami This is a white man's town” been considerably reduced iq the It remains to be setn whether mines will speed sliver production Operations of the C W A In the Police removed the figure before gold reserves enabling It to balance enabling these miners to become most city In ores silver at lead zine and still with metals companion rural south where negro workers in a rural community to the congressman arrived the budget without undue tax upmg depressed prices be organized by them under governBut silver has confused the picture have been accustomed to receive a PAYROLL Cornell’s George Warren Roosevelt ment supervision and with the aid of dollar a day for toil from dawn to ALABAMA Approved after acrimonious-discussioadviser has long advocated the use federal funds They are ‘potential’ was the engineering department dark on plantations has precipitated in Montgomery Ala Opened base as by a with of farmers to and become real silver are farm currency gold payroll for 34 employes by the city the south's first acute labor problem former Tom Heflin If and when stabilization is decided ers This means that they must be APPOINTED The department workcommission senator was a blatant campaign to upon will the white metal become taught how to farm for home coners had accepted no salary slash dur- C W A offers workers 40 cents an Appointed as justice of the peace sumption’’ through elecpolitical regain to prestige has gold? week companion a In hour prompted the for the First precinct In Idaho's Cas ing the year taken by others tion to the house of representative WOMEN BOXING for more form of a furlough City negroes to desert plantationsowners sia county was Mrs Mary C Fay by whence Heflin once graduated into inGRAIN Plantation lucrative D jobs Beers W explained Mr the Cassia county commission Engineer the U S senate THE WEEK AHEAD An easy victory was won by Tony U S sportswomen Associbecause cannot Among In the Per wages sist raise they capita grain production pressing work prevented furloughs Fay widow of Justice James T Fay United States ated Press writers designated Helen Canzoneri" popular lightweight fight-eChrisendom— The Christian the current B Lee of their own economic plight Harold year during Commissioners was appointed to succeed her late hue City Hull Jacobs tennis WEST VIRGINIA world observes Christmas against Cleto Laocatelli European and Harry L Fmch approved the band She becomes the county’s first is the lowest on record reported Cor— Capitol star as the prin- champion in New York but the hill adsometimes are difficult to F nell Pearson Washington A an Professor Quorums Commissioner George Mrs to ' a woman payroll City occupy judicial post DECLINE cess of lady ath- plaudits of the crowd went to the makes reajdy for new congress ministration monetary adviser who achieve in U S legislative bodies D Keyser voted against ij City ComHub-rSFay's Jurisdiction extends over Burley concluded "this battled who stubbornletes (Carl continues game Government European negotiayear it will not be West Virginia attempted to solve the missioner John M Knight indicated and the village of Declo Halted in November was the In1 bell Giant tions to enlarge foreign marly against hit superior foe for 10 i for human beings and ani- difficulty by delegating Deputy C C possible he would side with Keyser apparentand payrising 1 paw was picked as rounds creasing employment kets by bargaining liquor immals to consume their normal Morris to employ special deputies to PLANS ly changed his mind when it was rolls which had continued since wsiiW’V king of sports) amounts of grain— it Is not available” “arrest” state senators bring them port quotas The president pointed but that Police Chief W L March Secretary of Labor Frances state works a To devise pro- The Pearson public other women perspeaks at dinner honoring report says 1518 pounds Into the-- senate chamber forthwith Payne had had no salary slash avert- Perkins attributed the halt to seagram Governor C Ben Ross designat- of the five grams (wheat com oats The type of deputies employed anformers: Woodrow Wilson ed a tie because of the absence of sonal unemployment reported 234000 chairas of Lewiston Cox ed Eugene Disarmament— Sir John SiVirginia Van flax) were grown per capita gered Senator Louis A Henderson Mayor Louis Marcus industrial workers lost their jobs man of a state public works planning barley Wie golf chammon British foreign secretary with the next lowest in 1874 of 1789 who vented his ire in a speech recommission’s caused a payroll decrease of $7300 The commission princigoes to Rome and Geneva for pion free PIKE pounds Grain supply was placed at ceived Morris' reply shortly there000 said condition jtill were better pal work is expected to be concerned 1147 pounds per acre Indicated in after in the form of a blow to the eye Knight style talks on arms Of advanced age died John Nightin on the Snake with than last spring ' canalizing projects swim champion Moscow— The central executhe Pearson Pike 87 L) D S churchman and may be an end of which blackened the optic river to permit shallow draft naviga- the "paradox report Katherine Rawls gale of plenty” which might tive committee of the soviet West Virginia scions meeting with for 21 years a member of the Salt £ tion DALAI LAMA swim Lake board of education at the Salt union meets Christmas day be substituted by the “paradox of dignity in Charleston objected to the PROGRAM — Discarded by the dalai lama suchampion Dorot- Lake home of his daughter Mrs Elsie Louisiana The nation scarcity” whereby folk gam riches affair although Senator Henderson NAMED Advocated by Madame Secretary watches the struggle of Senator the victim proposed the matter be preme religious ruler of mysterious Frances hy Campbell Pike Evans Perkins ‘jaunty head of the - Johnston of Shoshone Helen SeatHurd C of as chief engi-tlJ golfer P Lindsey Thibet was his “mortal envelope” in to Appointed hold together by But senatorial dignity waa Long Huey dropped be- neer for Idaho C W A Walter W A C for Ricks “"Lhasa sacred capital of the land In United States labor department Jacobs Helen projKading regional his engineer golfer political empire upheld when President A G MathSEARE Helen Wills Moody sets m four northwest states: J MJof Boise will assist Engineer Johnston ews condemned Deputy Morris to occidental places it would be said the fore the Railway Labor Executives' A heart attack ended the life of association was a program tennis Mildred (Babe) Didrikson grand lama died but in his own land for American workers jail for the duration of the legislaathlete Alice Marble tennis B K Seare 61 assistant manager and death is recognized as another phase ture hours 1 M I of limitation Z of C and shoe Permanent the secretary player of life He held spiritual power over overall factory for 30 years at his all Buddhists who number half a of labor CALIFORNIA 2 Prohibition of child labor home in Salt Lake million for Ratified by California voters was a The dalai lama was trained from 8 Standard minimum wages $170000000 bond Issue to finance a ATKINSON ehildhood for his exalted position be- women Board Selected by the 4 Safe healthful working condigigantic water conservation program James Isaac Atkinson Sr 92 Utah came an exile m 1904 when the forbidof Football successor to the late Walfor central and northern California den city was opened by the British tions pioneer of 1853 succumbed to ad' The huge project contemplates vast Provision for aged workers ter Camp -- was the 1933 mythical col- vanced age at his home in Woods returned to bis throne in 1912 when 65 Seme reform of unemployment irrigation areas ample sources of lege eleven composite of gridiron Cross He was a veteran Indian fightt Thibetan uprising drove thither the serves culinary supply for Sen Francisco The er fought in the Black Hawk war greatness during the season Chinese 7 Adequate workmen’s compen- team and pther cities Southern California voters ‘dribsation law SLOAN WashEnds Pittsburgh’s Skltdany LEVIN bu8 Free public employment bled to the polls to oppose the lasufe Of a basal skull fracture suffered Smith tackles Michigan's ington’s Died Mrs Levin 82 mother were handsomely defeated by 30000 in a fall died Richard E Sloan 76 reaus Wistert Princeton’s Coppi guards U of Mrs LouisJennie Marcus wife of Salt ”9 Stronger administration of labor S C’s votes because of insufficient interest last territorial governor of Arizona Rosenberg Stanford's Corbus Lake’s mayor of advanced age ui in that part of the state which will Sloan was appointed laws In Phoenix center Bernard quarter- her Salt Lake 10 apartment She residPermanent improved labor back UMichigan’s receive no benefits S C’s Warburton halves ed the governor by President Taft in 1909 greater part of her life in held office until the state was admit- conditions Purdue’s Purvis Tennessee’s Feath- Pueblo Colo LOUISIANA ted on February 14 1912 His life ers fullback Nebraska’s Sauer inclosed a long career of public serSaid Christy Walsh a board memHuey Long’s troubles began In TEACHING HER TEACHER KILLED Board of Foot-bavice earnest when he was ridiculed last From pupil to teacher and teacher ber: “The celebrates its tenth anniversary Motor accidents claimed the follow' summer for the washroom episode at the to generation-lonhas reversed pupil PARKER victims: Inf of a selection a Long Island country club whence playere by presenting relationship between Helen Kel- whose To a paralytic stroke succumbed 11 a Kenneth Jensen virtues skidding by he emerged with a blackened optic composite gridiron Anne Sillivan Macy Years James S Parker 66 Republican rep- ler and killed while automobile exceed some in and The occurrence gave life to the King-fishrespects Miss Macy became ward of the ago New from resentative in congress the "potential strength of any AH before the eves of his twin brother Keller opposition in Louisiana Helen blind deaf and baby embracTwenty-nintdistrict York’s A widespread revolt against the to read write speak cata- American lineup designated within Keith son of Mr and Mrs Clarence her taught of the counties east central E Jensen In Salt Lake ing the Long machine in the Bayou state was Now in a Scotch the decade” state Parker had served two decades pulted her to fame Mrs Edith Warning 87 of Copper Miss Keller Is nursstrengthened when the New Orleans In the house under Republicans was village cottage field who died two days after an autoDemocratic organization hitherto a her tutor now almost blind hering committee Interon of the TENNIS chairman mobile collision on the state high' Long ally defected was given more self teaching her to read Braille state and foreign commerce near Murray heart when internal revenue agents Chosen as No I U S tennlser by way 29 SamE Anderson and began investigating Long income tax he the United States Lawn Tennis aaso uelArthur SLOAN mystery story teller author of 30 Lake salesmen Salt Gardner returns To a losing fight against cirrhosis Lone Wolf” a best seller in New elation was the New York giant m an automobile accident In Denver of the liver succumbed Tod Sloan 59 York It was believed his clothing Frank X Shield whose racqueting WYOMING famous jockey millionaire friend of ignited while he slept perhaps from during late season invitational tourWOULD PAY IN TOKENS naments was phenomenal Miss Helen To succeed the late John B Kenkings and panhandlers in a Los An- a pipe In A in American the colony wag Jacobs California lass received the drick in the U S senate waa apgeles hospital broken and broke London blithely offered to settle his CHAMBERS Postmaster topnotch position for women pointed First Assistant a tax with income British token payRASMUSSEN Died of an Intestinal operation Diminutive Mel Gallacher was General Joseph C O’Mahoney as sen50 10 cent in at of ment silver manuper Food poisoning suffered during his Novelist Robert W Chambers court star in Utah and the cent ator from Wyoming by Governor an ounce A reply from Britlast expedition to Greenland finally facturer of a number of pot boilers intermountain territory Leslie A Miller He will serve until is awaited ain's Rasmusauthored treasury Chambers in New York the vacancy is filled by election brought death to Dr Knud out an in Law’’ turned Copen- “The Common sen famed Danish explorer HAPPY WITH $3 DAY serials of books number An indefatigable explorer amazing BITES HAND TnAT FED hagen Uncovered by a newsman in Colosia I Dr Rasmussen descended from Eski- short stories For biting the hand that fed him i f rj A rado Springs was the healthy family much line maternal spent mos on his Bibulous Tom Smallwood waa tinea In JLUaJ ore mill loader of Joseph Flores rHELPS of his life among them He last vis Copyright 1933 Wide World Photos Inc $10 for drunkenness In Muskogee Flores on $3 a day has secured vir-In Boise Idaho Guy Fitch Phelps ited Greenland in 1924 Okla Judge Jim Givens usually tual independence for his wife tenr 02 write- and lecturer died at the of new masks Britons deem widespread use of gas levies a $5 fine for the offense dou- home of his sister Mrs Frank plays marked the battle children a brother and niece ownsVANCE bled it when learned Givens a C W A mem- unawares when war clouds over Europe suddenly masks necessary to counter possible gas attacks from A fire which mjateriously ignited thorp He had resided in Washington in Chicago and the winning touch-- his own home has each family In Camberwell barracks London rain enemy drorati nhich may fly over London if and employe wag maligning President his fWthlng terminated the career of D C after the“warand was lecturerdown came in the last four minutes ber insured ha almost paid for an'break Intoofficer Roosevelt while in his cupa use occur when hostilities drills lb nurses In the proper electric washer Happy is the group an army Lksi Jsiseph Voice lamed American on classical exhibits In Paris’ Louvre of play Communists Liquor Stores Ratified p‘urIienr -- gov-erno- re-th- ey vl - t 11 U 4 four-part- y p3 Wr 4 1M ' time-wor- i IV WITH LABOR Aff in jo n MONEY Impetus Is Given to Silver d - With Farmers Nation of - money-change- rs LI I ii ’ t I it ” In the Sport World hi- - U il 9 pope-hatin- MV 3U Him two-wee- r P iii riH UTAH DEATHS Lenore U S DEATHS f e ten-poi- fit a a il g sleigh-ridin- g ’s h in 10 first-rankin- g IU f o '11011 ill If) 1 I I i V |