Show 12 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 20 and jumping from a hotel winD AIL to Plant Trees 'Dead' Woman Asks Drink self dow recovered consciousness) today SUGAR QUOTA as she lay between two bodies In A Tribute ta Hoover Attendants Flee the Morgue morgue :i 'i is' t Rising suddenly on her slab the (tfV-rTw- 446 BY SENATORS Beet Limiting Tonnage to 1500000 Returns to House Continued from Ptce One) crease In production In those areas "was to be found not in the hostility but in the generosity of Americans in permitting the Industry toj SALE SPECIALS expand" "It is instinctive of Americans to take care of continental residents first" Costlgan satd "We should not rt even think of quotas until we have taken care of every na cane-sug- ar on the mainland Fess R Ohio) in opening the debate said such legislation as the sugar control bill might have been satisfactory a year ago "but now we are aware of the glaring failures of Values forTwo Days of RousingrSelling— Hand-Picke- d FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Scores More Await Your Visit— OPEN AN ACCOUNT— Charge HI Both for JJ $085 slsaiC 2fflftelf: 1 Larcest JOM Inch I Lnnn Jl I STIrF Blnfly ssiiiyj U 1st: ci 24a4Jj 5JSj55WI-- L 41 B treii I 5:5iyUL $275 "lamiBM 3Vv- - II -- 16 75 Ths new 18M D Lnxs models Spc clal far lint Blrtb-da- y Sals only r AXELRAD'S Mattress and Grand Rapids reduced during Sale v - Karpen Suites— all to Reduced ' Hrt't low f b E5 11 v Coil Bed Springs ' Slit Birthday " ' 1"! 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W Lunch25c Cream Soc(afj0c home-mad' Fresh Lime Freeze—10c e ed 'Xi '' — " I isS A : -- I Jl9c 5S-3- -- 85 l" g lb - ! s Ravages of Moths I lb FINNAN HADDIE s Genuine LANE Proudly youH Invite your guests and every meal will be a pleasant pastime with one of these new suites in your tuning room 'ii§ is ' y e STORE YOUR FURS IN A iall In glbl7c i3 price Another GPeast of Values n riome-Own- Here's a real trat A new deal In com- Buites-Spec- "lTn - Comfy Chair and Stool In New Dining Room — Pan-Americ- tO CUt t upon It Envoy Puzzled He asserted the measure was Philippine in more obstacles Over Fight Between merely "throwing the path of recovery Instead of giv U S Producers ing business a chance" and added that farm commodities not under the farm administration had in creased in price beyond those con (Special to The Tribune) trolled by the farm administration — OCDENrApril-19not see Reed Attacks Pro tram why beet growers of the west and In effering his amendment for i the cane sugar producers of Louisiana fixed Hawaiian quota of 975000 tons are fighting over sugar quotas" de V Singson Encarnacion mem need (H Ft) said Hawaii was "ss clared much a part of the United States as ber of the Philippine Island commission and secretary of agriculture for the District of Columbia" in He predicted that witmn a year the islands during a brief stop the fallacies of "new deal expert Ogden Thursday en route home from mentation" would be evident to the Washington "The real sugar battle Is between world "It is apparently going to take the Cuba Hawaii Porto Rico and the country a little while longer to real Philippines"- the vjsitor contended sugar and a Philippine ize you cannot repeal economic laws "American iI a sugar are not in competition because by legislation" Reed said asserted the United the United States produces only 20 Purchases Copeland jnex ofl Grocery Delivery ft States bad hauled down the flag over per cent of the sugar it uses" be said of $150 or More The traveler was accompanied by J the Isle of Pines mistreated the Phil Meiencie assistant P gen attorney Limit (We Reserve the Right to Quantity) ipplnes and now proposed to legislate eral of the Philippine islands and tech against Hawaii and Porto Rico nical commission adviser for and the Costiean replied that one of the nrl M de Garcia Concepcion of Manila mary objects of the measure was to They had been in Washington to pre aid the continental farmer After rejection of the Reed amend sent their case for Philippine inde ment Senator King (D Utah) of pendence to congressional committees The visitors were optimistic over fered one to fix the Hawaiian quota at 868000 tons This proposal also prospects of early independence Senator Encarnacion declared: "We was defeated Another amendment by Senator want immediate Philippine independ Metcalf (R R I) to permit Porto ence with a trade agreement for about Rico to send to the United States af ten years The bill of your Senator ter 1he current year 37 per cent of King which calls for immediate inde its quota to be fixed by the secre pendence is the most complete bill in tary of agriculture in refined sugar congress but the members are not prewas defeated Without record vote pared to pass it "After ten years either another Sense Change" trade agreement could be made or Most Important of the changes made perhaps we would have Worked out in the bill as it passed the house in other markets by that time eluded the fixing in the measure of "The present laws call for Philip on estimated domestic consumption of pine independence in eight years but 8432000 tons upon which production members of our commission hope that for smartness Is the quotas are based the congressional committee which score this swagger suit deThe domestic industry would be al will visit the islands next month will serves and no wonder! lowed not less than 30 per cent of any report favorably on a plan to grant Brown flakes in beige basket increase in consumption over that independence in three or five years weave wool topped with a amount The house bill authorized the with a trade agreement" collar of beige pique Patch secretary of agriculture to estimate The travelers said they expect final pockets and one huge button consumption legislation on the question at the next for luck! Many other new Child l'bor in sugar production session of congress would be limited and regulated rath swaggers in pastel shades "Secretary of War George H Dern er thar JeiimuMtedas proyicUfj in WHITKtt the islands next September fi B B A C H ' S the house bill The authority granted it has been announced CAMPUS SHOP ths secretary of agriculture by the Has New Fashions FIRSTf house to fix minimum wages was eliminated in the senate- Closing Exercises Set Second Floor One amendment adopted would re-For Richfield Schools dmI the refund clause In the eericulturn adjustment act relative to floor RICHFIELD Idaho—Several events stock taxes and make the proceeds of the tax available for the purchase for closing exercises of Richfield of net more than 300000 tons of schools were announced Wednesday sugar the estimated surplus now on by Superintendent Edwin Fryer with nana i senior class day and similar programs f in addition The high school baccaOppose Changes Senator Warner tDem N YJ laureate services will be held Sunday chairman of the national labor board May is with the Rev Mark White of Richfield and Dietrich Methodist opposed the committee amendments churches as speaker Dr C W Ten-neauthorizing the secretary of agricul president' of Gooding college ture to limit and regulate child bbor and also criticised the committee's will be the commencement speaker elimination of the house provision al- Friday IWay 18 Graduation exerolses for the eighth lowing fixation of minimum wages buch provisions he said were in di grade will be held Wednesday May FRIDAY DRUGS rect contrast to the policies of If R A IB the Rev Joyce Kendall of Jerome Methodist the church address SATURDAY giving under which child labor and sweat TOILETRIES Students of the two schools will fur shop conditions had been abolished nish enterUInment with music songs He raid a recent investigation had shewn children as young as 5 and 6 ana readings Broadway Fountain Specials years were taken from school to work Features nine ten and twelve hours a day in Rotary the western beet arees- Borah said 25c--Hot the report read by Wagner constituted Program Tender Cube Steak Swiss style: Mashed Fautoes 4 "slander": on the beet farmers Gravy VeteUble Hard or Hat Roll and choice of while Vandenberg (Rep MichVsa'd 5c drink IDAHO FALLS Idaho-- A Pan if such conditions existed they could American conducted -by 'program be corrected under- - the authority Ralph Boat of the language departe 10c-Icgiven the secretary by the bill ment of the Idaho Falls hish school e Mad with two scoops of onr rich featured the Wednesday noon lunchDENVER April 19 (Represeri-tative- s eon Ice cream and choice of flavor t the Rotary club at the of meeting of chambers of commerce of Hotel Bonneville Habits and customs M cities in the Colorado sugar beet of the various countries their nation growing area at a conference here al flags and traVitlons end a brief his today voted to ask President Roose- tory of each were discussed by Mr BROADWAY DRUG COMPANY velt to "exert the fullest influence-I- n Coollnf and refresh'ng— and It H wide wltrt oar dellclout Pineapple Sherbet and Whole Fresh IJme "Utah Largest- differences between Drag Store z adjusting Students Of the secohd-vea- r Snanlsh Corner Broadway at State growers and t Great Western Sum classes of the school with entertained company over ine beet con Spanish songs and dance Frank - SPECIALS SPECIALS ? tract v chairman 'of the international Certified Greaa Cheered y New 20o service committee of the club ar W X $liO BonKora 61e 73e I5c Ponds' Creams ' News that the senate had Baur paved the Cream" 10 SOc ranged program a 37 Bayer's Aspirin Bottle Lady Esther '69a Aspirin the Costlnn-Jone""" sugar bill reached SOe Woodbury's Creams SOe Jad Salts Condensed 37e 47 :r the meeting shortly before the resoTablets J : SCHOOL SUIT Tissue Sfte Alka SelUer STARTED" 47a tlif Betty Warren lution was adopted Although " 1 39c I Box of 12 IDAHO FALLS Lister Ine- large size : Idah£--A suit cheered by the news those attend69) SOc'Cream Balm SSo Italian Campana's Castoria 40c has $10500 been Fletcher's filed 2ta ing the conference warned that the seeking by the Lotion 390 Camphoric contractual controversy still must be Ucon district school board against (Oe Bromo Seltier 41a SOc SOc Hindi Honey and Almond met and that beets must be planted the Rirle school district for' tuition Uc Carter's rills 19 370 Cream soon to assure a rood croo this vear fees allegedly due the Ucon district 19 tie Chocolate ExUX Coty Fac Powder with In the meantime growers and re- - from Ririe district for hish school Milk Of Mainnia Penslar (0e ( nners or tne Rocky mountain region students who attended Ucon hleh 230 MePerfume' pint Dew Deodorant ' aso" were studying the admendments at- school from the Ririe area T The SOe Phillips'- Milk el Maine- amount sued for ft is claimed repPerstick Milk of Hi nesia' tached to the Costigan-Jone" bill S6 MINERAL sia A resents moneys due for the past three Glaxo Nail Polish SOc Marin for the I Demand Caases DeadlockEjes42o Paste 1 Jooth OIL school years: I see Persian Hair Oil T: 840 Me Slon'i Liniment 97 The company and representatives ' V Hair FOB I PUTT siZK Lucky Tiger $16 I GlUetU It's BUdit Bine 49o of growers' associations in the Rocky been delayed while the bill was pend Tonic mountain res ion have been dead ing at Washington Susar officials! 26 AatoStrop- Bbdea Ss $1JU Maid locked over a marketing contract for the crop must be planted within 50c Barbasol Shavlnf Cream 390 S5 Golden Glint 19o the 193 oropj The company offered me next iew aays SOe Lavender Shaving Cream 1 90 SOc Daaderln 44c a sliding scale of payments based on At Greeley J D Pancake aecre-- i 3Sc Ingram's Shaving Cream 29o for 14e Camay Soap the sugar content of beets and the tary of both the Mountain States and Xisterin Tooth Paste double 8 for 17o Lifebuoy Soap market price of sugar The growers National Beet Growers' associations sise 89o " Colrate's Colea Soap 9 for 14 demanded a division of prof- issued me ioiiowing statement after 0c Corega Powder 10c Physicians' and Surgeons' he was advised the bill was BDoroved its SOe Forhan't Tooth Past 390 v Soap 4 for 14o The planting of the new crop has by the' senate: "The passage of the sugar bill by theienat marks one Trussea v 'For Better of the oUtetanding events in the hisTobacco" Specials : Abdominal of the sugar beet industry in the tory atetre) I If constipation causes you Gaa United States Belta Penirar-- ' ISc TeW Tobacco 2 (or 21a " ' Headaches Bad Indigestion t Tested Peaslar ' VlUmla Ebstle Bring Your "It assures the growers and work Velvet Tebacc lb tin 79 ' Sleep Pimply Skin cet quick ers a Cod Liver 'Stockings to Vt living wage for their labor in Theatrical dims relief with ADLKRIKA Thor- for ISO Bud Durham 4 the beet fields It stabilizes the mar oush action yet aentle safe Expert fitOil for 79 Cream Raleigh Tobacco lb " ket bec&ufo it balances supplies and atIn ter FCLL PINT Catcher Tobacco lb POUND PKO 49a Finishing demands and will give the ourchas- tendance (ing power to ail connected with the At All Drufiists aad Orag Oepar taaeatsndustr' HaMBseMHHHLaVHs - Continuous post KlmUar detlsn ' strongest of these" General Martin reiterated his desire for abolition of the cabinet form of state government The meeting was sponsored bv the Young Democratic club of Jerome county Chairman Harold L Sherman presiding Messages were read from Senator J P Pope Representative T C Coffin Lieutenant Governor JEROMEi IdahoThe Jefferson George E Hill and Sam O Tannehill dinner meeting here Tuesday night Democratic national committeeman attracted several hundred Democrats for Idaho from all over southern Idaho includ VETS NAME DELEGATES ing Governor C Ben Ross and Frank dele Martin Boise attorney and prospec-tiv- e TWIN FALLS Idaho-Th- ree candidate for governor as princi- gates and three alternates were an pal speakers Several other state of nounced Wednesday to represent ficials and prominent Democrats Harry Stradley £ hapten Disabled spoke Including Mrs Myrtle Enking American War Veterans: at the state state treasurer Lewis Williams state convention in Idaho Falls Thursday commissioner of public welfare W May 3 The delegates are E L H Abendroth state purchasing agent Twin Falls department judge C C Wilburh state director for home advocate Lucien Frazier Hollister dub f185 Other Bedroom Suites Up lo S230 All Proportionately Reduced In Sale : SHOP y Into 4 Your chance to Refurnish your Bedroom lnthe 1934! manner at little cost t Quality suites we can proudly — — commend Values that spealc lor themselves Each Includes Bed Vanity Bench & Chest of Drawers CAMPUS Governor Likens Roosevelt to Jefferson in Ad dress at Jerome ' top coll A teal springs Birthday Specials! NEUL he rranklirrD-Roosevelt-being-1- ANCHOVIES Helical I BOURBONMEET Sliced Black COD FISH Sprint Mattress i loans D Worth Clark assistant attorney general and Mayor John J Mc- Cue Boise Governor Ross declared "the Cre ator had planned this country and al ways sent a great deliverer in times of stress Jefferson Jackson Wilson and ROSS ATTENDS SLICED SALMON a a w prlc lor a or n I n quality " t: lightning-10000000- halibut Slit Bbthday Speeul ' Feature short-wav- HALIBUT Innerspring Choice of the Newest Covers and Colors VIEWS ON SUGAR e ultra power as violet rays and it becomes the activat ing force of brain muscle and nerve cells Eating food actually is equiva lent to eating ultra-violeand infra red rays the former in the nitrogen the latter in carbon atoms wjiich absorb radiation from the sun The "lightning force" in nitrogen is washed to earth by rain with the nitrogen atoms from the air absorbed by plants and comes to humans either when they eat the plants or when they eat animals that have eaten the plants Electricity in the earth and bacteria in the soil also play a part in tne process 000-vo- lt ' 17"''"""''"'"'"''''' FREE Lloyd Maks Seduced to— Bought Specially forrt Our Birthday Sale— See Them! ISLANDER GIVES PHILADELPHIA April 19 (Ft— The driving forces of all human life the energy with which man thinks loves works and feels is horn in the lightning thunderstorms the Ameri can Philosophical society was told A today You need not be struck bylightning to get this energy It is transferred to the human body by nitrogen atoms from tne air that have been charged with the terrific electric power of 0 volts-- at a heat of thousands of degrees Dr George Lriie or Cleveland asserted Taken into the body in food the nitrogen atoms reradiate this 100000 ' Carriages i jy-Bir- Ray-bor- Baby New AiririraBs ths BOISE Idaho— In Idaho during Marcn this ytar totaled 769 compared with 44ff -deaths C ing the month a report Df Mrs Pearl Dillingham register of vital statistics stated Thursday Of the deaths 257 were male and 189 female Principal causes of death were: heart aliments 70 cancer 21 tuberculosis 12 pneumonia 70 diseases of the nervous system 54 accidental deaths of which 10 were automobile fatalities 22 suicides 10 homicides five Of the suicides seven were male and three female' The homicides included three males and two females the farm adjustment act and In the face of that you propose to enlarge Crib & Mattrefes Mat- Births 769 off-sho- pouna-or-oeet-a- 9710 and Andy Meeks Buhl Barr Buhl Leonard Snelsoa Lightning Thunderstorms Provide John Baisch Twin Tails All Energy to Man Doctor Avers -- Measure NO WONDER THEY'RE ALLFLOCKING TO AXELRAD'S! With Such Values as These! BUY NOW AND SAVE! alternates D and Report Shows Deaths Total rfV WASHINGTON April! 9 MEXICO April 19 WPF- -A woman Margarita Hernandes Bertrees honoring Herbert Hoover only woman who had been nal asked for a drink of water and will be the morgue attendants ran from the living former president pronounced dead after tubbing her- planted in Anacostia park here Satbuilding shouting for help urday by the Daughter of the Amer- birthplace at West Branch Iowa The m vni r inn rt iriii CaWorniadelegatWn will plant a Increased activity of automobile The Iowa daughters will'plant a tree from the Stanford university plan ti in Canada is credited to export Walnut tree from Herbert Hoover'i campus demand 193 ' S3 laneJP ' I t Vl - 2St Noorlshlnv$113 '43 f "50-30- lc Janes-Costiea- lonstipatlon LdaU : 3?c SjBj)BBj)HBtsissssHaaHU 38c j 1 |