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I Leather forecast I LOCAL METAL PRICES ThursUTAH NEV ADA-- Fair Friday day IDAHO — Cloudy Thursday — Snow northwest —— Wrtion Thursday Friday 128 NO VOL Bntred at tha Poitofflet it Salt Uittci 110 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY MORNINO FEBRUARY Ukt Clti m Bccond-Cli- m At Notes of a Washington Observer — By JOHN (FDONNELL Jan 31— There Washington Wasalmost the toarble The most imHouse this afternoon in our generanohncemept an portant of the Amerition as fa the dollar was being concerned is can citizen the study and president’s in prepared Mr Roosevelt eye to his watch as the the minutes ticked by waited for exact moment when the word would host serve America’s interest in the the world gold markets of The regular 'Wednesday morning and press conference was canceled shifted to 4 p m Every second was xarefullv scheduled by the president and his advisers financial and newspaper specialists The gold markets of the world remain op6n until 5:30 The news President Roosevelt figured would flash from the White House from the lips of reporters at 4 25— America would have the advan r market tage of the It worked out exactly as Mr Roosc Veit had planned one-hou- THRONG OF REPORTERS WAITS FOR FLASH By 3 P- Ihj the throng of reporters - and foreign' correspond American entj—the latter waiting for the release lo flash the word to the great Lombard gold market In London’s street to the Paris bourse to such capitals as Geneva and The Hague— Iv resembled in tenseness the group that gathered that wild night last March when the midnight order closing the nation's banks was issued or that more recent occasion when the president made his dramatic announcement of soviet recognition At 3 10 lanky Eugene Black sardonic governor of the federal reserve System his arm linked with sturdy thick-se- t George Leslie Harrison governor of the New York federal reserve bank left the Roosevelt study and walked out the exit of the executive wing Twenty reporters mobbed 'them Black’s usual repartee was missing Reporters bombarded the pair with demand for gold informa- Notorious Kidnaper Of Boettcher and Bohn Taken by U S Verne Sankey Confesses Two Abductions Arrest May Solve Lindbergh Case Captured in Barber Shop By Associated Press CHICAGO 31 — Verne Jan Sankey one of the nation’s most notorious kidnapers suspected in the fatal 'Lindbergh abduction and nearly a half dozen others Was captured" here today by federal agents The former Gann Valley S D rpneher turned desperado was taken in a northride barber shop He yas unarmed and offered no ing of Edward G Bremer St Paul banker and that of William Hamm Jr wealthy St Paul brewer a year ago St Paul officials advised of the arrest started here immediately to question him in both cases Purvis and his aides submitted Sankey to a severe grilling concerning the Lindbergh kidnaping case What tty agents learned if anything was not immediately re“ vealed The federal authorities did not know what disposition would be made of Sankey New Jersey probably will have the first claim for him if evidence definitely linking him with the Ljodbergh kidnaping is developed Purvis said Sankey’s name was brought into the Lindbergh case for the first time early in January when County Attorney M F Kinkead of St Paul announced he had uncovered evidence which indicated the terrorist might have had a connection with the fatal abduction The evidence consisted he' said of records of telephone calls made from the Sankey ranch at Gann City S D to New Jersey Shortly after the abduction “We also found in the basement” he said a “a complete 1 vU Relief Chief LEADER TD HEAD C Britahi Jttins Italy in De daring Fairness Demands German Equality WIDE EXPERIENCE FEAK MILITARY' RACE L as Job Executive Return to League ' resistance large-quantit- nt denied-knowin- San-key- Stephen Richard SENATORS HURL ULTIMATUM ON RULEOFRANGE nt " Tell - y SWEMOIK CRU1MGM' 0RGEDT0F1GHT J ifntcr Jj MENACES BYRD for V t - From Front and n - - - - - I - D & R G Given Notice of Strike iuble Walkout Start ultra-digni-e- h to b Forestall Air The World’s News Metallic Salt Will Crashes by Detecting Steel Flaws domestic ' WABHmGTON-Presid- ent de-ai- the dollar to 5906 per cent 35 n ounce 5rf-0SnterPati°nal dealings estab-Ingold- f vSICAG0 Sankey ou8ht desperado ? and c°uf esses participation e cap-Inn- wO-rot50Untr- v° Lb ajor kidnap quizzed about Lind-- ?h haby case tax pro-mhouse ways and ) - committee FOREIGN fter3S?°VThr® scientists die e£Ltratospher balloon made” ascent di°BY£'Minister bt navy tells L By ELMER C WALZER United Press Financial Writer NEW YORK Jan The "devaluated American dollar” is the same old ten dimes or 100 rents— for domestic buying Today a dollar in a New York combination grocery store-mea- t market bought a pound of sirloin steak a dozen eggs a quart of milk and three loaves of bread with 1 cent left over It will do the same thing tomorrow and the day after There’s a bit of a catch in the foregoing however that would be well worth considering If lbary JaPaoee war United State in EXPORTERS AND IMPORTERS AFFECTED The president's proclamation The only persons who need give the current gold orders deep consideration are those who deal in foreign exchange— exporter importers traders in foreign securl " ties and travelers Our dollar ’ used to buy 25 French francs 2 but row it only buys about 15 francs and so on through the list of foreign currencies Thus it is made clear that importers suffer since they must pay higher prices for foreign goods Exporters on the other hand are nothing out since tho ) foreigners pay for the goods terms at current exchange ' rates f For-taverage man there-isnothing t6 worry about It is wrong to call the dollar a 5908-cedollar It would ba that if the old gold parity of $2067 per fine ounce were in effect - However we now have changed the gold parity to $35 per fine ounce end at that rate the dollar is J00 cents the same as ever Gold Supply In Vaults It- lr not necessary to think in V gold terms Jt is against the rules to own goldu The country’s gold supply is ip vhults df the treasury and- - the federal reserve banks Paper dollars' and sub? sidiary coins continue to' circus late atthe old parity Elementary- principles of can jbe made highly complicated toy experts or 'they £ can1 be simplified- - to be made- fairly understandable Everyone knows our dollar is backed by part gold and the ra malnder faith In the govemment-Thus- ’ there must be a relation be- - ’ tween gold and the dollar Until ‘ today the statutory relation Was one ounce of gold equals 2067 dollars Today’s order makes the relation one ounce of gold equals '35 dollars Assume there was a gold dollar in circulation A dollar of pure gold would not wear since gold is soft Hence it is necessary to strengthen the gold with another metal If one measured the actual fine gold In the gold dollar under the old parity he would find 2322 grains If the whole piece were considered including the alloy there would be 258 grainsrThie latter is called fine 2 he -' nt THEORETICAL VALUE OF GOLD DOLLAR tr r '' I H i r 1 J 1’ r ury through th stabilization fund' r' -- will deal in golc’ and - foreign ex- -: change and bonds as may be deemed! necessary'"'oi w A corps foreign exchange experts has been selected to advise the ' A secretary of the treasury la these op' eraUons but the names have not beem announced v The president’s own explanation of his action contained in the proclamation signed by himself and like by the secretary of state follows in part: "Whereas I find upon lnvestiga- tlon' that the foreign commerce of the United States is adversely affected by reason of the depreciation in the' value' of the currencies of other governments in relation to the pres-- ’ ent standard value of gold and that? an economic emergency requires an' expansion of credit and "‘Whereas I find from my InvestV gation that In order to stabilize 'domestic prices and to protec tr'tha foreign commerce agaiosUAhe adverse effect of depreciated foreign currencies it Is necessary to fix the weight of the gold dollar at 15 grains s fine Silver Dollar Unaltered Now' therefore be it known that I Frahkliit D Roosevelt president of the United States by virtue of the authIn me by section 43 ority-verted title IH of said act ofeMay 12 1933 as amended and by virtue of alt other authority vested in me do hereby proclaim order direct declare and fix the weight of the gold dollar s fine to be 15 grains from and after the date-anhour of this proclamation The weight of the silver dollar is not altered or affected in any manner by reason of this procnine-tenth- nine-tenth- lamation "This proclamation shall remain in force and effect until and unless re pealed or modified by act of congress or by subsequent proclamation and notice is hereby given that I reserve the right by virtue or the authority vested in me to alter or modify this on Pre (Column One This theoretical gold dollar now contains 15 grains of' fine or gold grains of fine gold Weight of the dollar is a purely arbitrary process The change just made is considered bg the government to bring the gold price to a more nearly com- pleted a long train of events starting last March which in effect changes the entire monetary foundation of the nation and which also goes far to establish a new financial setup in the The treasury and not government the federal reserve system now i the monetary heart of the nation’s finanv cial organism Advisory Corps Chosen Starting probably at once the tress (Contlnu-- d Twoi I Will Rogers Says: 1 13-7- NEW YORK N Y Jan 31— Everything is based on psychology and I believe that Ogden Mills as clever and as able as he is picked a bad day to eiqjlain to the country that thqy were prostrate under a tax which they couldn’t possibly be able to pay Why in six thousand cities people had on that very day to lay aside Ogden's speech in order to dress in silks and plush and enter e expensive limoqsines to get balL No Ogden there was showed “up- too piany silk-ha- ts that night to' make a tax collec-- - !i to-th- d 1 tor be misled by the cry of pov-erThat ?peecl) just didn’t harmonize with ermine gnd ty snow-covered -- champagne Yours o n - £ By C C NICOLET United Frets Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON Jan 31— President Roosevelt established a 6906 cent dollar today for the announced credit stapurpose of expanding bilizing prices and protecting this nation’s foreign commerce-B- y a stroke of his pen at 3:10 p m the president reduced the gold content of the official dollar to 15 s fine It was regrains duced from 258 grains set heretofore by statute Thereby the treasury gained a profit of nearly $2700000000 on its From this profit is gQld holdings 0 automatically established a fund for use in controlling the dollar’s value In internatoinal exchange and for regulating the real value of the dollar in terms of commodities at home $2000-00000- - - I: nine-tenth- -- 6 Monetary Unit Will Have Gold Content of About 15 Grains 1 things wor)$ out as- the administration hopes they will prices will rise and then the dollar will buy less than It does today Government economists explain that by saying the present dollar is worth much more than 100 cents in terms of 1926 prices and they want to bring back prices that prevailed then which would make the dollur Wprth 100 cents Immediately after formal notice of the strike was received the Denver a a over light salt piece white A NEW'YORK Jan 31 W— new his ' announcing correct level la terms of other it and he passed it about chamber of commerce appealed to MOSCOW Jan 31 UP)— A tragedy A sketchy communique white Iron salt made to sprinkle on tap against President Roosevelt to intervene as dramatic end spectacular as Its the catastrophe could not place the prices the among engineers "Strike would' paralyze railroad beginning was revealed today as the time of the crash any more definitely It must be remembered the Exclamations of wonder broke out airplane like the proverbial salt on m 5 and stop food and fuel end of three balloonists venture into than "between 3:30 p m and p government now owns all the the bird’s tail waa described to the Here and there the metallic salt had transportation enormous — about six area served the stratosphere for which a new —yesterday afternoon gold in the country except of Institute of the Aeronautical Sciences’ gathered in fine lines resembling shipments in hours after the trio had enthusiascourse small amounts in the arts Tme lines were cracks In exclusively by this road” the mes- altitude record was claimed scratches annual meeting here today their bold attempt to and in collections The new gold The metallic salt reveals cracks in the steel The most remarkable of sage said "Involve 2500 miles of line Secret ’and surprising like their tically started the midwinter elements bill transferred all the federal steel otherwise Invisible and fore- these t'rabblts" was a little pipe Its serving over- 1000000 persons in takeoff into the uppl regions was conquer announcement did not explain reserve gold holdings to the govyet the telltale Colorado New Mexico and Utah We the finale which ended in their theThe stalls the air disasters due to crack-u- p crack was inside cause of the crash or say whether ernment most respectfully appeal to you to deaths end th destruction of all The transfer was ef- l ether streak showed outside or !"fallure“of engine-an— of the was madein a landing of at fected service instruments the scientific the that old parity of $2067 capable interruption prevent by De Forest Mr explained during parts flight or open field "per find ounce Hence the gov- “This is going to seem like pulling salt gathers to show ihecracks after immediate exercise of executive au- proving their claim that they had forestdid reveal that however there It eminent profits by the difference rabbits out of a hat" said Alfred the metal has been magnetized The thority conferred upon you by law' reached a height of 67585 feet were eyewitnesses to the tragedy 7 between the new price of $35 and The end came oh a V De Forest New York engineer sit is finely ground pieces of Iron to deal with such emergencies" two MosexploThey reported hearing $2067 or W432 per ounce who invented the salt as he lifted their shapes flat They are coated Representatives of the three broth- spot some 350 miles southeast of this of sions time at the crash Eventually representatives of a shakerful of it before the distin- with zinc oxide end talc powder to erhoods trainmen enginemen' and cow when the whole balloon crashed the United States government said the strike was called with such a terrific impact that the The crew included Pavil Fedoseln-kguished audience of aviation au- make them visible and to slip easily - yardmen no was n v e lo p e will convene' with foreign coun’ agreement could be hydrogen-filleThe dangerous cracks it was stat- because Andrey Vasenko end Ilya Usy-skithorities tries and attempt to arrive at a 1 He the original piece of reached upon a number of grievances wrenched loose from its gondola and sperad out steel airplane parts ed may be-iThe takeoff was at 9:07 a m Tqes ” stabilization agreement which such as valve springs' pipes rods and metal or may- develop slowly dur- which the tmployes claim The griev- - drifted aw a into the nighty leaving Will eliminate futiire WidA Swings’ metal straps’ They appeared to be ing use taking many months before ances are in connection with work- the bodies of the jcrewimprisoned day The men wore electrically heated clothes in the various currencies - ' 1 vithereia ing conditions perfect pieces of metaV A shake of reaching th danger stage d Alters Finance Setup 31-- ill-fat- Oof!HI?T0'“wSalej5 sel upoiCf: Russ Stratosphere Venture Ends In Tragedy as Crash Kills three 1 i!! Dollar Change Profit Goes to Set Up o Stabilization Fund Not to Affect for World Exchang Public at Once Eventual Price Increases Notes Cite Concession as Likely to Cut Buying Power However Only Way for Berlin’s Business Man Succeeds Marrincif S Eecles S Roosevelt Edict Gives Billions to Treasury of U S BIG POWERS WA Administration I PAGES— FIVE CENTS 11 BACK REICH Stephen L Richards Named Chairman of Utah HAS 18 FIXED ”4 NOTED L D S 1934 Stephen L Richards member of the By Associated Press of twelve apostles of the L council Memoranda recognizing Germany's "In his clothing were found D S church and prominent Salt Lake claims to aims equality and urging several poison pills presumably L carried tor the purpose of ending business man Wednesday was apother powers not to increase their his own life in event of apprechairman of the Utah civil artnamenls were made public Wedpointed hension He was overpowered works administration and vice chairnesday by the Italian and British govhowever before having a chance man of the governor's advisory comto use them ernments In Sankey’s 'apartment was Mr mittee on emergency relief Both statements predicted as found a small arsenal— two 38 Richards succeeds Marriner S Eccles a race for more arms alternative sawed-off a caliber revolvers as’CW A chairman the latter having The Italian pronouncement ex of shotgun and a ammunition In a tih box was resigned following his appointment as pressed doubt that heavily armed found $3200 in $100 bilk $200 in assistant to the secretary of the United powers wished to disarm or Could do $20 bills and $30 in $1 bills A States treasury so advocated a general agreement woman giving the name of Helen The appointment to succeed Mr for abolishing chemical warfare and Matern was arrested in the a'part-meEcclcs She was made by Harry L civil bombardments and voiced im true identity! federal C W A adminHopkins patience with recent diplomatic neRushed to headquarters San istrator and announced toy Gover- Lawmakers and Not Ickes gotiations H Purvis confessed Melvin key The British "white paper" urged nor Henry H Blood 'As chairman of head of the local office of the' other governments to reach an agreeWill Set Policy They of bureau federal investigation the C W A he will have supervisory ment to abandon certain classes said to participation in the abover this portion of the of the Lindbergh case” jurisdiction weapons or at least not’ to increase Secretary Paul duction of Haskell Bohn St Kinkead who figured in the tion The In state this present armaments recovery program and Charles Boettcher II Denver Boattcher investigation also said Both mentioned the desirability of "Ask Morgenthau he’ll be out in comrelief of the function advisory broker to The Tribune) simireturn to Geneva con noted a (SDfcial a minute” Germany's experts handwriting He denied however any conmittee of which he is vice chairman WASHINGTON Jan 31 — Before ferences Thr'cel The two entered Black’s limousine (Continued on P with the recent kidnap nection co(Column One and the governor is chairman is to An official French quarter in Paris nd drove off congress will pass any bill placing Three-thirtdoubt that Chancellor HitThe tall young secordinate state effort with the federal the expressed of the west under public range ler would accept the British arms retary of the treasury marched out relief administration emergency must (be compromise federal ‘gazing control VloMi JrfS held ahd'rtmrked administration that $11 Meanwhile- - tb Japanese diet was by-th- e agreed i y i V’V v Mr Richards Immediately wired his auxiliary vessels grazing regulation both on the pub- told' that Japan's outrank those of the United would acceptance of the appointments to Mr lic domain that in( legrapu and cable cljce and in the national for- States at the end of 1936 and that if formation W the world Hopkins stating that he would be i happy to render any service he could ests must be placed under a single naval leaden of the two nations die in a naval con CORRESPONDENTS JAM to the recovery program jurisdiction Congress will not sanc- tate courses of action ’ In announcing his acceptance of the tion interior ference set for 1935 a “rupture' administradepartment rfyoRQOSEVELT: STUDY : would result C W A post Mr Richards said he Sees SuccessCt” Floes Drive Nevadan two tion of the public range while the forf on his concentrate efforts would and the Flagship Huge eeopty-iye" Washing''Tly ROME Jan 31 (—Expressing est service controls grazing in naton cf respondents were lined in two objectives: Remonetization Bill in doubt that the heavily armed powers Away Mooring (1) Selection of C W A projects tional forests was This ultimatum rankwhfeb strclched'frqnvlbe Rewished Vo disarm or could do so the which will have a worthwhile and served on ' Vt-- United- Secretary of the Interior Italian government announced today Location ception desk' guarding the executive value permanent $ t s' Ickes by a delegation of western it favors negotiations on I status quo suite back into 'the great touted Hall (2) Distribution of work as imparIncluded basis for the former allied powers and Democratic Is senators that as as tially and fairly possible White House police kept clear a pasBAY OF WHALES Antarctica DENVER Jan '31 "I can assure the public" Mr Rich- Hayden Ashurst of Ari- rearmament for Germany be course would sageway vfori visitors leaving the to a coppled Such of U— ards commented "that the selection rgmontetize silver can again be Jan 31 (ip)— (Via Mackay radio zona! Pittman Nevada Pope Idaho with efforts to obtain a general agree Roosevelt study At 4:15 two sharp masses of ice- - that applicants for jobs will be made with- Dili Washington and Hatch New ment brought to a vote during this session Crumbling for abolishing chemical warfare out regard to party politics" claps announced that the president of congress if all silver interests rewrecked plans to unload winter "I am Informed by the un- and prohibiting bombardments of the must it Moreover be Mexico United-igovernor” was ready to receive tlie a single campaign stores press There main endangered the helpless’ flag- Mr Richards added "that the state derstood that congress not the in- civil population was a rush down the corridor Breath George W Malone chairman of the not bound by peace committee rsaid ship of the second Byrd Antarctic C W A organization is in good con terior department will determine the Countries states western silver the United States less the treaties including to dition be and will more it my purpose than tonight-correspondents i'"' federal grazing policy and it must be would be asked to limit military exi expedition’ lat$ today- a she- vainly work 150 Jammed into the room with with and t ? fully cooperate carried' on aggres- sought a safe berth defined by law not by executive or'"This must-bPresident Roosevqlt leaned far penditures and land armaments at the organization as now constituted” der if done properly their present levels? was menaced all sides C 'the back in his big chair pulled his gold sively however and On craft state is Robert the H Hinckley he will Threats Incensed pass" by The proposals were made in an ofwatch from the breast pocket of his the silver legislation t by huge floes ’that choked edges of W A administrator v said’The senate group incensed by ficial communique for world distribu“jblue’ serge coat lit a The telegram notifying Mr RichNevada of twice Whales drove of and state the Bay cigaretand Malone engineer threats that have come from the in- tion It was Issued after Premier ards of his appointment follows: grinned at his oldest friends among flew here by airplane from Washing- her away from a mooring place terior department' waited on Secre- Mussolini had studied a British decthe correspondents Much Colorado Experience ton To address a group of tary Ickes to have a thorough un- laration on arms Forty-fou- r men charged with trans“Everybody in” announced aa at- -' “ “I am anxious to appoint you chair- derstanding Before they left it was The United States was not men men a temporary from tendant at the door ’The doors were mining supplies porting - He said-thof the civil works administration made perfectly plain that any dictat- tioned vpte on the proposed closed the president leaned forward a few miles Inland to the base man vice by name in the memorandum amendment to the president’s camp chairman of the relief comm- ing to fee done about the public do- but it was understood reliably to be bat- and continued their America nd shot out his words' He wanted Wheeler Little at state of Utah to succeed main will be done on Capitol hill included gold bill last (Saturday showed con- tle meanwhile against time and ice ission-for no one to leave the room for 5 min- clusively that proponents of silver legstores to Marriner S Eccles If you will serve not in the executive departments It Favors Reich Demands utes every man to get the storjr In islation are together for the first time hazards- to remove the please consider this wire an official also was impressed on the secretary the 5 minutes and stand In brief favors the ac safetyItaly’s it bn the wires since 1873i' can put senators western that resent threats appointment Earnestly hope you Arrives with all speed possible- - Then of German demands both Supply Ship ceptance wire Please definite and gestures made recently with s objecaccept “And they ’have came the details of the Slash swiftly in military effectives increase an for In the midst of these dangers and In the tives1 he added '"They' are agreed L HOPKINS" "HARRY view to scaring congress into rushing gold value of the dollar to a shade and for defensive armaments some- - measure of cheer was "Mr Richards has bad ex- the delays of to established enactment must be bill years silver that through first Taylor over 40 per cent of America’s said the Italian fightmetal by law given by the arrival of the BearDu-of perience in relief work in the L D S and that ell such tactics will only The memorandum convinced that Gering announcement that her wealth as a' primary money must be Oakland’ the supply ship from serve to retard not promote legisla- government was on Pit Eleven) the second that (Continued end price would be staked against-th- e many could not be thinking of “war(Column Three world regulated in' Its relation to gold by nedin N Z from where she set out tion w Peg It there—that like moves outside her borders’ and with essential supplies two weeks the treasury law unforIckes made an Secretary would buy all gold as “These principles were embodied in ago tunate break when the senators in- that she would furnish ample guararmament much as offered at $33 anywhere were put forth efforts an ounce Desperate reformed him they had called to talk antees that her increased and it the' Wheeler amendment would not be used to infringe upon members aboard the flagship after by domain said “Yes" about the the from public LONG’S CHARGE AGAINST quired a special message she came alongside the ice yesterday Mr Ickes "I have just asked the at- the security of other countries president coupled with a plea by Sen- following a Ice with Unless an agreement is reached albattle MORGAN FALLS FLAT torney general to bring suit against ator Joe Robinson senate majority The the reich to rearm within the worked ’crew frantically lowing weary for livestock three large companies Huey Long’s charge In bis defiant leader just prior to the votg to defeat to finish the job of discharging the the public domain" That limits and regulations set shels likely two votes fencing lost It then senate speech that J P it and by only rest of the stores but the craft could Morgan head- 43 to 45 The The senators do do so outside all contfol the comstarted the fireworks ed his enemies fell flat in position of the silver adif those prosecutions munique warned spite of vocates has been greatly strengthened keep its anchorage only fivje hours to know wanted ne recent income tax Asked loosevelt to Stop were Italian government holds that revelations Wide Cracks Open amenddesigned to throw a scare into all“The Was that th kingfish has by the vote on this proposed countries should now assume the west of the livestock the the to south Industry cracks Slated opened yide wolf” about J P too long He ment" and make them accept the Taylor proper responsibility by adopting a Malone said the president is driving Of her and great masses of ice drifta definite and decisive attitude on the lege? 14 was the moved and off cast grazing bill without question or withShe Saturday Morgan s emissaries who fol-- toward permanent economic pro- ed upon her disarmament question and making it The out Rented berth fresh a secretary to a protest Into the famed Sands grama that when adopted may not half mile westward known publicly” the declaration said senabut the when a such motive this rea- late yesterday club -- 'washroom - and bef changed for 50 years For have Doubts Disarmament Desired bill tors said the was driven grazing 'might DENVER JOn 31 (IP)— The Denver that But at 4'a m today she son- he said “it is Ditckened his eye Among' the gal- - silver advocates showimperative the off again and for several minutes it & Rio Grande Western railroad to- smoother sailing through congress if Two years of disarmament discusthat him was Alice the fencing prosecutions were forgot- sions the trend diplomatic negotia- n JLan!1nln8 K definite part was uncertain whether she could esvct Long worthHuey She kept a people want silver as day was formally notified by three ten for awhile Mr Ickes seemed to the undamaged perils cape (Continued on Pfise Eleven) system fac? throughout while her of Column One) national brotherhoods that a strike see the"' point neighbors laughed and applauded has been called starting next Satuip day The notice was served Roy assistant general manager' of the railroad Officials estimated 1500 employes were involved - 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