Show ------ ' - - V - 8e : - -- -- Cdast-La'bo'r PECORA PROBE - - SEEN AS MOVE !Action Viewed as Adminis - tration Checkmate on White Metal foor - 1934 TOWnrb JUDGE'S WMOW DIES P ought $1131223 Stocks of- oil and be sold latar- -IS- -- VII— lErs DETROI'lly---AprilSales of other Producers proper-Fo- r Fanny Cooley Angell 71 widow of Ale in Wyoming and in Colorado: the late Federal Alexis C AnKansas Texas and Oklahoma are gell and daughterJudge 1400 of the late Thomas to be sold during the month e M Cooley chief justice of Michigan's supreme court died bere RAWLINfrl Wyo April 12 (41— for periods ranging from 16 The Consolidated Oil company of DJ F T Gibbs 82 Mexico Mo today phigician celebrated his fiftieth anweeks to 23 weeks depending on New York bought a town today— niversary in medicine by moving to Opossums when pursued pretend to the length of time they have been be dead to deceive the hunters paved streets fine lawns a beautiful a new office with the company All workers who have been with hotel and attractive stucco dwellings 1 the organization more than six' —all for 21775001 It was valued P7-4months are included automatically once at 210000000 & unless they definitely request not to The town Parco Wyo wu built' dtbrilb be included After favorable action by the by the Producers and Refiners stockholders last March 27: a sum company to accommodate workers' of s1000090 was set aside to meet at its refineries seven miles east of charges for payments to employe& here It was sold today together " The plan is known as "employment with the company's other Carbon :410'14t!44 assurance" and not unemployment county properties by auction or!Irot '''''' dered by the federal district court to L'i insurance satisfy claims of creditors 14i1111611:::A :":11NLlil: ::::::::::1:::::::::: The refinery and pipe lines it''''''' House Told Cutten Charges Were Timed to Dig! credit Wheat Pit CHICAGO April 12 ployment agreements which ries will com-mun- - -- -- - $1775000 Employes one-tim- guarantee workers against "layoff periods" were sent out tonight by the William Wrigley Jr company in the first attempt ever made in this country to offer employes Be- curity The chewing gum manufacturers are offering the contracts free of charge to their 1400 employes in the United Statee and may soon extend it to their Canadian subsidiary units to bring the total to 2000 workers Philip K Wrigley president of the company explained that the movewas made to bring the organizetion's relations with its employee on the same contractual basis as its relations with bankers landlords and others' who sell their services to By-Lathe company Under the plan which already is in operation although all the con- - The of the Sons of Utah tracts have not yet been mailed to Pioneers are off the press and mememployes all workers receiving bership cards are ready for those inthan $6000 a year will be paid terested in the organization the exas high as 80 per cent of their sal- - ecutive board announces sic01I Local camps are to be organized A this week in the Nineteenth L D al Alfroi ilyrim--v exchange was Incapable of 11161a 0141 tryv ernment ward and Capitol Hill districts All ikttkA" The Cutten case was used by Jones who are interested in joining either' as a vehicle for severe questioning of camp having camps formed in Charles V Essroger treasurer of the their own districts should get in board of trade and vice president of touch with either Lawrence T Epthe First National bank of Chicago 135 street West Third North person Among the witnesses today in oppo- - Richard H Wootton at the state sition to the bill was Henry I Harri- - capitol l or Dr George A Wilson (1:11--i man president of the chamber of 312 Boston building Meetings will commerce of the United States He be held in the home of Mr Epperson said the grain code recently adopted Friday at 8 p tn and in the Capitol Irand other grain ii by the Chicago-boardSunday- evening would be given a chance to dants of Utah pioneers are invited — -- -- - -- -— -operate before regulatory legislation ' ARMY CONTRACT LET was encated f Boylan's accusations directed at the WASHINGTON April 12 result-- war department Way gnpounced grain futures adMinistrat ' DISTRIBUTED BY ed in the decision to call the chief award of a contract for construction of the administration J W T Duvet of nine company officers' quarters at Duvet said he would be "only too Hamilton field San Rafael Cal to 11 SPENCER BROWN glad" to testify as to why prosecution the Meyer Construction company of Cutten was delayed although the San Francisco for S88045 315 East Broadway Wasatch 3343 offenses with which he is charged TIRES BATTERIES were said to have been committed in Australia is to have a new govern— 'ment broadcasting service 1030 and 1931 WASHINGTON April 12 (W)---A house committee was told todaymthat the Arthur W Cutten charges were timed to further passage of commodArketinued from Pass Ono program" exchange regulation ity in Wan Street The Infornation For eight days the former head The charges against Cutten a CM- tained the latest stiver questionof the police in the District of naire is to be sent to Elmer L Irey olumbia hnd conducted hearcago grain trader were made yesterchief of the intelligence unit of the ings in connection with the re day by Secretary Wallace They acIntetrnal revenue bureau which is incent disturbances in the valley cused him of failing to report huge These disturbances resulted vestigating various matters connect short sales which the secretary said ed with the gigantic speculative sc from meetings and activities of had depressive effects upon the martivity in the silver market ever since speakers who came from cout kets last summer cities in an effort to organize Robert P Boylan a chubby faultThe 'administration has taken the workers in the vegetable bnd dressed vice president of the lessly position that it does not want to do melon fieldalmd Made threats of Chicago board of trade told the house ' anything further to benefit the fomenting strikes with plans "to agriculture committee today in opInterests at this time in the very important destroy posing regulatory legislation that the gone at far as tobegin -- Cutten melon vroN"--- Glassiort charges were timed to further ' buying newly mined American silver mented of the measure before the passage et es cents an ounce in accordance committee with the agreement negotiated at the His statement resulted In pointed London economic conference by Sell- from President Reoseleit thanking by Chairman Jones of the questioning veto the vote him ' his for supporting tor Key Pittman committee Jones said if the governand of allowances the veterans' pay The call toe action in behalf of ailbilli and inviting him to luncheon ment's allegations against Cutten yet came largely from Americans cut were true they indicated the Chicago White House at the -because about —75 per cent of the 4) Inthis will Senator accept King world' s silver production comes from last Friday shutdown deoperators convenience vitation at the president's North American mines largely eonto pay the were unable claring they trolled by U S capitat—The decline and may have an opportunity at thatt $460 buic minimum wage scale prosilver to the time question vided in an amendment to the bitubring up — of silver lit coinage use throughout the world and the great surplus of With minous coal code knows While senator no definitely the metal in the world has affected The mines were reopened Monday silver to the reaction the - these mine owners adversely cc president's under protection of an injunction even bill supporfor the strong movement recently reported granted by Federal Judge C B Ken' to bring about government subsidies ters of that bill are about ready to namer which restrained N It A ofnotthe receive admit that it will for them in the agitation that has ficials from enforcing the higher been joined by agrarian legislators president's sanction Whether it will ptovisions contained in the execuis encounter his who believe that a silver currency open opposition tive order of iGeneral Hugh B Johnelse something standard would help the farmers son recovery administrator effec' PeNs Chance Over Veto The letter was sent out by Mr tive March 31 who is now in Washington and Sponsors for the bill are free to say The injunction win effective only could not be reached here for com- that if they should pass this bill in until April 14 when a hearing will face of objection from the president be held as to whether it should be tient " knd the house should accept the ten- made permanent et amendments there would be no Opposztion to Dies possible chance of passing the bill - Silver - Bill 'Grows lover 1veto For that reason many ::: :?:::::? - - western senators arcenxious to have -- - ' 1 ::? Tbl Tribune4— (Speciat — s:::: (4ir) i :s:A r to remove those Int the k bill amended ::ifi:: WASHINGTOM April 12— The :ii ::!:: iwg ! !::::::::: features which- are eiti i opinion is growing in the senate that fiationary '::'44 :Ps silver bill the t ! t In the bill that the opposition hope l'4N: 7 reported by the committee on agricul- can WA i" reas to modified least at SE 7N ture two days ago must be materially coils the it not president's signature ' 'Y----i amended before it c91 tommandthe Indorsemenh----- enthusiasticC'-support of a majority of the senate 'The i impression has gained currency This bill bait the strength of the '' Wheeler amendment to the gold bill around the senate that the bill large P was to Thomas Senator ly charged Which lost by only two votes and is cr) the- cOmmittee for more and more es an intia- actually drawn by I SS ex-the nation Whoever its author ' r regarded Von bill rather than a silver bill e :":"- the bill Whether it could command a me- perienced legislatori-declaris faultily thrown together that it N ":: ''''''''-'''''''''''''''lority IA the house of representatives unduly '' ''''-complicated that lt reenacts Is also questioned' of existing law Senator Killit who does not tibi the several provisions It is Ifound on study that two sepbill now on the calendar will en and ::::::'::!''::::'1::!:'1:::::::":::':::::::::::::::::::::::::::: deavor before the end of the week arate sections of the bill seek to acN::::::::::::::::::: 411Ple"t 4446‘ to call together the diver ateering complish the same purpose but in dif"':::':il':!: (74'47 !!::ii:iiiiii:F:::i:i::::::i'i::::::::::ii:ii:ii " 4:i:ii'01:'ia committee of seven of which he is ferent language The bill abounds in i1J1 11 - chairman to study the new silver bill examples of the handiwork of men :::Q:iii'0g:''a:ei : MIbM: and to propose certain amendments untrained in the art of drafting legis1:A:p::::::iii:ii:zi:: This committee was named to act on lation which tiu given rise to a very ili!M:::: ::'i::)ii:i:::-:" behalf of 24 senators interested in see- general demand that the'bill either ''::i'i: be rewritten or be radically amend :i:!:'WI'tiit:: 4!! il 1 silver enacted ing legislation 'ed by the senate when it N called - 9 Senators who attended the confer:::::i::::i ::: ::: ence three weeks ago are now look up for consideration 1 ) :17:!!) '' ( :::::::'s:i ''''''"ktt Ins to Senator King and his special :k I committee to consider the pending STRIKES RAMPANT bill and determine what changes are ' '2 IN EXTENDED AREA ) desirable :::!::::') Study Authorised ' )" ) This committee of seven waa1n 4 a:antipasti tram Pau' one) -091W eructed at the time it was author- lo by the Central La- ized to make a study of the whole SandUky bor ') -onion silver situation and report back to 44410-Pk ti sl"7' 'i4kli Efforts were under way- - toward -- 0 the major silver group their conclu) SOO rubber a of walkout r: lone and recommendations Thus far settling mold machinists at nine Akron this committee has not met Ohio rubber plants a04 Senators from the west readily ad06 A conference also was held at- 404 mit that they cannot ignore the Cleveland to an in effort prevent wishes of the president so far the threatened walkout of 2000 legislation is concerned and to workers' in the Tuacarawas county that end Senator King intends to dis Ohio - ' iLf district cuss the pending bill and the silver NineClay hundred workers of the with the question generally president Rolling 'Mill company at the first opportunity That oppor- Newport Newport N Y were ordered back should soon come senfor the tunity to work ending a week-lon- g strike ator today received a personal letter The Bingham Stamping and Tool company at Toledo Ohio reported ' that 75 per cent of the day shift was : THIS back at wont following a walkout ' of 400 employes Wednesday ist Job Assurance Pacts to (UP)--Ema- 47' 13 T WALLACE MOVE BRAWLEY CA April 12 (11— Finding no trouble existing in the Imperial valley between em ployers and those actually employed Brigsdic: General Pet D Glassford retired federal 'investigator completed his probe here today Ho announced however that a serious-situatiexists as a result of "activities of outside agitators" who he said were "connected with a widespread AGAINST SILVER PRMAT MORNING APRIL SALT LAKE TR1311NE BROKER SCORES Wrigley Firm Sends Out Troubles Laid To Comi'nunists - 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— - and was under consideration by thi peprevents keeps them sweet and emtortable It troleum Ilabor policy board at Walh1le the real secret for 1 healthy t"to-and keeps you fres from foot troubles ington with operators divided se toKvery person who hie suffered with the wisdom of proposed wage differstubborn corns or tender feet con sp fatale Predate the 00011ne cothing comfort Strike Adjusted that It brings especialle women who Threats of Alabama coal operators !wear shoes and men who to start a "civil war" in the bitumihave to stand oil day on their feet Try It Get a few cents worth of Ica4lint nous fields rather than accept the from your druggist today and give your demands for a seven-hou- r poor tired sufferin g burning kat the day again were voiced at WuhingLe treat of their lives ma nothing ton -Bettlement—of the etriki at the Kankakee and Naperville 111 Planta of the Kroshler Furniture Manufac I turing company wal announced by the national labor board - 0 0 0 Z":: igtA it ' 4 ' t- t 4 4 - ) Ow 44'617'" a :::::ii -- 217 -t'X4 cdAd' - -- 7kr As0 ' - r W' 1 t i ir ii' t - 4 1 1 4 ( i 4 '' IIII!"k t ' ' - Zu::tt - ' ' :- ' A odN st barrentine had a man who ha said wu Joe Wood for investigation and announced ar- rests were to follow Officials of the United Mine Workers of Amer- Ica in Birmingham announced they also would investigate the ambush Shots Fired " Sixty Officials the of coal corporation !aid that from 60 to 80 shots were fire& but from such a'distance the only effect other than to wound the two moo was to scatter miners pre- to go down to work paringl Valley is one of the few coinmercial mines in the state in pro- ductiou the others being shut down due to refusal of the miners to turn to work until the controversy over coils wages and hour' is settled ih s : ' "11 og - 0 lo ' ' - 1i I --- f t i i t I Of 1 I c ' 1 - - —- -- ' e - — -- oil-changi- ng of-ye- ar 1qs ' t : '4e) ' ' r 1 wt-140- 4 IS 30a t v 'AID 1 ' OIL REFIrklING - - i -- 1" 10 CONVENIENTLY ' ' -A- LSO DISTRIBUTORS OF ATLAS TIRESi4ND BATTERIESMANUFACTURERS ' 400 LOCATED SERVICE STATIONS': In the Intermountain territory Trained service men will drain out your worn sludgy motor oil and refill with Isosiris "D" in 8 short minutes or - - less Then you'll be on your way with a safer sweeter 'tv running engine—you'll be free from the heavy burden t '' that sludge puti on the °per ation'of your 'car—you'll find you need in add ‘ tween drains Try I) lessqouilab fine lubrication you can buy UTAH kt 1 DRIVE IN AT ANY OF OUR I longer-lutin- v - s o time at the most imRortant you can 'tefill laid start the heavier driving season afresh with a special lubricant of sludge between draining You'll that prevents dangerous hrui too that Isosiris "D" is i oil—the most economical g Now right ' s ) - of::: CO LLVV i A 0 IL t - - - - 1im 11 l 4 i : 11 A OF PEP 88 GASOLINE AND VICO MOTOR - ' — - compound of dirt moisture and broken-dow- n portions of motor oil— forms faster in any crankcase during winter driving Now's the time to drain it out—rid your crankcase of winter-wor- n sludgy oil! Make way for something entirety new in motor oil-- fa motor oil that will not sludge—I new IsoBVis ltD" 1wtiw v AVOW° — :'1 6: Any good motor mechanic 'will tell you how sludge—that ihick gritty Val- - charm Everybody wants Lour parsonal frora you But don't talc salts mineral votot:r oils laxative pills laxative wadies eheoing cline and expect them to got ri of this poison that destroys your Derionsi charm They can't do it for they onl more out the tad end of your wools that doesn't take away enough of the de eared Poison Cosmetics won'tt keip at all Only a free flew of your bile will 004 le deosy Poison in your Juka The one mild vegotable medicine which starts fry now of your MI suite his Carter's 1 ittle !Aver Pills No bstei tmoveurvl Only line mild vegetable 'street f 'nu would bring bock your personal tcarta to start taking er's ttio Liver Pills to 'rectiotts today 254 at dnutareordiug status r Refuso "something-Mas food" font sissy gripe logyee teeth et eeel4 reetem 'Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by name '" ng on toil got irkat too ark tor 0 INS C &co - Approximately 15000 — Alabama miners etre out of work 'since the 'Advertisement - ' v lta ternSihnetroiffeu — - tneay ndiniewounalg two of the few miners in Alabama who returned to the shafts to work thie week A few hours e 45410100 i eft8D114 cleoyrpinotain:lonof - woe 14 -- The Favor of Other Men -‘ t — Videos two Pints of bile Salh flow daily tont your liver into oorello your food decays in pour bowels Thus poisons pour witois body Movements get hard and You get yellow sk in S mola' dull eyes toad taste awe dizziness hoadat e You becomo an uglylookiag sourthinitinrgerson- - You !rod11011 te -- -- ' '1l017TIOLIE11::::' - 1 ' NRAI Altio::r11E11viiity:7-7:: 1A : X i high-beel- JASPE Ala April 11 blazed from ambush at the Coal '11'''!!'' 10140 -4 - foot-odo- rs CA11:1111i'LlEti:i1:::: ':' 'op loe-bl- in i AMS': - 1k 777 W 'i o a- bettar--tadv-- 11:::':' C!'i Ice-Mi- ' 0 414rdi i0HrZ:iZ 11r1‘ r Ice-be- nt fi1: 'ei4i' v 04 ' ' - los-Mi- nt ' r --- -tr mai triyA - ::::::::k :?iJiviiiii:ii - ''000' am - - t 460L vAPRW ' Amm ) i : '3agg??i' e ZD - '1:'!ig':-''''$ Ik4' ':) - ?48"4 Imm001P -- i I'?i4: - hbog r)-- '' 'es‘t::wf:: t yetr )0ii::::: (‘ :':''''t i : :::":'7:'- '' ' - 4 E'--'- oonelbd 40' ----- ' FC3T REIIEDY :fr0 4lp: No r "'"' if) 1( 0-- :::: :&410$0's 47:PotePr111"1" - - 44ii Noitig0 U“9 tmwAtonliMP kommaimmA :ii:::::::: 1 ::00"":: '::"- (''' A 4‘ 1 ' ail-ve- i mow ' - :':gn ' il:::7e11117411!!"1111 :'''04r:1 ' rtwr iii 'J': :: A 1::"-: 1 :&ii': ()) )):"31"1-- k :::if::i:::::: i I - ' Iv I $ — e 0 l'70") vk I' ) -1- 7m " ' 1 ::: 2 0 - ::'- liNii': likk 42x i1 I ::''':::'::::::1::P t -- Iiinii!:ii :::? f viCkefikt tl:i:X:::k --- ":::iiii:iiiim' '''f' -- t ''::::: 4t c:::4i:w' i") t 1 4e: 0----fD ' 'i:e ''''':Mi l'4 ofdii4741t '' " ii i 1 '' -':is 7 ''' '''''-:'!:- ka: I c : t!!!!! 4 tii '"' ''':::::f:1:::T: ":: :: l:::::::!:::::iocome:':::::'::4166:::-:'':!i:::il:- 1 Tny :1'::::'aiik :::::: - u ::15!'iiiin:::: ::::'':::::::::::- -::: - 6 iiiiiig:!: 1 :: i ' 4 a ': |