| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING MAY 1234 1 f ARMY OFFICER rj IN UTAH INDIAN this ling his UPRISING DIES the lied 'vie sehOlattla traditions of Princeton where his grandfather the Rev Charka Hodge was for many years head of Princeton theological seminary where his father the Rev William IlcKendry Scott prepared for the Presbyterian ministry and where his brother Professor William Berryman Scott was for 50 years a profauor of geology and paleontology at Princeton university Seott's survivors inolude three daughters Mrs David Stockton and Miss Huston Scott both of Princeton and Miss Mary Blanchard Stott New York and a son Lewis Merrill twined in Um WAR MOTHERS WORLD POLICE Washington PLAN SESSION READY FOR MAY PHONE USERS TheDay in WIN VICTORY Associstsd Press BAY ACTIVITY Chairmen Committee Treasury books indicated $300e 000000 of the dollar stabilization fund bad been deposited with the federal reserve oystem tor active Apu pointed for S L Con vention Opening in Many Lands Plan Strikes Local committee chairmen to arDemonstrations range features of the sixteenth an- 'Reborn' Dog Shiffs Liver But Remains Unconscious ' ttN liuldies Kills sRate Reduction Injunction and Or den 18 Millions Back Greater Success in Next Resurrection Ex pertinent Foreseen by Coast Scientist - refused often from despondent needy persons to be the subject of his experiments Scott Another son Colonel David should cash" be declared that 30 (11P)--- wAsHmtarom April HunterScotti died in active service people would be more susceptible to of of attitude the revision Sweeping Posey Uprising war this treatment tha4 the smaller an-Ambassador—TroyanovskY' the courts in utility rate fights was nual convention ot the Utah division Irnals whose 'normal heart beat is cussed the American-Russia- n Indicated today when the supreme The ileath of Majof General Hugh much More rapid than that of humans Service Star Legion set for Friday debt negotiations with President court threw out the suit (Oontinued Iron Pus One) ' OM) (Coutirsuothage 4 Roosevelt L seott in Washington Monday night "Broadly speaking the tissues of Memorial House of the Illinois Bell Telephone comstate announced that circulars and Saturday at ' ington dea and in 1923 at the age of 70 he animals with rate heart rapid his Successful efforts to quell had been distributed pany for higher rates and ordered park have been appointed calling for Memory named chairman of the state high- - recalled to Chicago tee- - 13 had gulped its food without smell- teriorate more speedily than those of The senate binkIng committee 1 M Thomas general chairMrs 218000000 returned by stuan animal with a relatively slow beat" ' way commission by Governor Siker the southeastern Utah Indian upris- strikes and asking high school voted to reconsider its rejection' phone users ing It as a normal dog does dents to "cut school May day and at- man chairmen are Mrs H R Done He served in this post 10 yearsi ing of the sununer of ISIS of ReconstrucUon The dog Dr Cornish said golfed The Ivens Charles Chief corporation Justice Hughes demonto tend an antiwar parade OAKLAND Cat April 30 loans to private industry supervising a program of modern program: Mrs Neil O'Donnell music Major Getieral Scott' unarmed and strate ordering the Chicago federal court recovered from a head cold which which cost sgainst the use of educational Mrs C G Wirick banquet Mrs C development when a window of the Oa 'timid Tribune said today that with It contracted rate to dissolve the-'bits against injunction into went e with ' highway boy guide William Green of the Amer-lea- n fundtrfor war preparations" 8250000000 One of his last public A Cook luncheon Mrs Charles R ordered by a state corn- - Ilaboratory on the University of In 24 hours officials at the University lands" to which the Pluto Indians Federation of Labor and reductions The Young Communist league of Mabey house Mrs H W Shurtleff appearances was at the dedication had retreated after was opened 1923 in miuion tervd notice of the i fornia with gunfights of California will request Dr Robert two years ago of the 819000000 Pu(D Seattle advertised a parade and dem- and Mrs T H Thatcher pages: Mrs Connery 'that Is Representative k'13 the fact But despite court's determination to hue utility in which several persons onstrations for laski skyway the elevated approach possemen Mau) pleaded at the White decisions on the simple question of alive 17 days' after its clinical death E Cornish to give up the laboratory Tuesday Mayor John T W Davies and Mrs Lucy Garvin killed the redmen induced were and House for the week bill b3 the Holland Aunnel from Newark Dore was given a police escort au-- hour of remembrance Mrs R W whether a company la able to make IIt le not the animal to which humanity in which he Is conducting experimelts to return with him to settle the din thorities however said they expected Fisher resolutions Mrs A A Green Staged Sign Language look in its research for the se- at revivicationn Debate stock on market reasonable profits under the rates in must the pute amicably no violence elections chapter presidents nomiof cret revivication Dr Cornish At Berkeley Dr Cornish young re Scott all his question last house in control bill began years the Through e The International Labor Defense nating committee Mrs Wirick creBrought Leaders to S L This decision establishes a precedent search worker denied thal-hhad continued vigorously his researches a announced D Included Brown C day dentials May which Mrs in the organization the band Seas Greater Success parliaPresident Roosevelt sent birth- — whIth may change the whole course of received any such notification from and writings on the Indian sign lanon Utah at demonstration Mrs to Painter officer brought Helper Ink day greetings to the emperor of federal court action In utility cues mentarian Salt Lake Henry Thirteen Is still but semiconscious:: Monroe Deutsch dean Of the univer guage t which he alone of all white army placed in jail were the notori- behalf of two organizers of the Na- diting and Mrs P J O'Carroll pubhitherto based largely on the prin the young research worker said laity men has masteredr during his years and Japan riotunion convicted of Miners' tional ous Poke and Posey who later were licity on the plains ciple of a fair return on the value' "Probably his damaged brain cells The paper said however that tintliberated and permitted to return to ing and unlawful assembly in last Mrs C W Morgan of Nephi disThe supreme court declined to of a company's property will never return to normal We can veraity authorities will uk Dr Cor--1 In 1930 he was commissioned by Allen's 4 coal sesminers' strike at all will trict 'president decide whether all prohibition preside canyon 50 miles from Bluff year's In another important ruling the only hope that with the experience nish to remove his animal from thel The library of congress to compile declared The council which will Convention of sions the 'city the where released lived Helper band should be prisoners The court we the because will this government's accepted from this plea gained curious a record for all time of experiment laboratory building is state exMajor General Scott was sent to the manifestation wOuld not be per- open after a meeting of until nest fall of have greater success with our next needed and also because the notoriety mode ot expression Government counsel asked for for4postponement ecutive board Friday at 10 a m 'at Utah at the request of W W Ray a mitted and appealed to "all court Texas of federal consideration dog surrounding the unusual experiments a delay until fall in the Texas —In 1931 he set up headquarters in Salt Lake attorney then United citizens" to prevent it as "com- the Hotel Utah is"The great problem we face Is the has proved distasteful oil case first test of the N EA rulings which invalidated orders and summoned States district attorney for Utah munistic" Browning Mont Delegates of Salt Lake county chapact national sued Hereunder the to brain the recovery supply of oxygen from near and far his old friends ter will include Mrs O T Rogers to reach the supreme courtThe uprising began with a bunt in Police Plan Maneuvers ACCIDENT STICTIM RETURNS to control oil productionh tofore the immediate drop- in blood Mrs A A Green Mrs H J Halton and chiefs and braves of 18 tribes San Juan county for Everett Hatch A no will Boston of be means direct This will there of Mr police and the constriction the large squad and Mrs O D Romney Sr pressure Davidson Mrs Mrs Fred Garvin for a final powwow With them he better known as Mn go through riot Maneuvers on Boston supreme court ruling on the validity arteries caused by certain injections 138 I) street have returned home -Eh Sandberg' Mr - A L Murray conversed again in 13variations ot an Indian whOlad been indicted for Common J comm time for six tame that the of act et the recovery has prevented the brain from timely- from Los Angeles Marked Improve- - 11 probably Mn W L Bachman Mrs W IL Reedthe strange silent language in which' the killing on a Colorado reservation munists and other groups hold May er and Mrs months The government contended ing its full quota of blood after the ment In the condition of Mn Rom-- 'at W! 50 years before he had arbitrated of a Mexican A warrant for G Henry Hatch's day- celebrations its case would not be ready this spring revivication starts Perhaps other In- merwairreported MondayT-Sh- e aut Alternate delegates are Mrs Alpleaded and when that failed made arrest was forwarded to federal auHandbills broadcast in New OrThe Chicago case wu om of three jections will enable us to overcome feted a broken hip In an automobile Mrs Thomas Miss Clauson war with them fred May thoritles here and removal proceed- leans streets proclaimed a demonstraAnother this difficulty" accident in the latter part of Februutility cases decided stoday W S Core Mrs Done Mrs George Before they parted they gathered ings were instituted tion "for a Jefferson Davis parkway" Dr Cornish Is optimistid in his be- ary and has been under treatment at upheld the right of Mississippi valley before a motion picture camera and U S Marshal David They were signed "by the United Silver Mrs Theodore McKean Mrs Deputy railroads to cut rates on sugar moving lief that his life restoration process the Hospital of the Good Samaritan O'Donnell Mrs George W Browning went through once more the signal- - Thomas wu sent from Salt Lake to Front k In competition with the Mississippi eventually will aid human victims of In Loa Angeles May lay committee and com- Mrs Nellie Swenson and Mrs W T She plans to rest it ings and semaphoresof the primitive arrest the murder suspect but when munist party valley barge line and upheld gas asphyxiation or drowning although several weeks more- at her home 4 Gibelson esperanto of the plains The spsult he arrived in San Juan county Poke Roosevelt Plan Oklahonta ally authorities expected to rates established in Ohio for the DayAccepts I is an imperishable record now on and Posey refund to deliver Hatch no disorders ton Power and Light company during meetingga at Red di file in Washington °JAI language Provide Aquilla Nebeker then U S mar- square where orators are permitted The significant of the telephone Hearings which would otherwise have died shal went to execute the removal or- to and loudly as they talk "as case hinged on the court's announceI with those who used it Industries der and organized a posse composed like" ment that despite a mum of accountof residents of Bluff and some men Knovirt as Diplomat In Paris 10000 troops with ma"elaborate calculations ing data from Colorado towns: chine The posse capIn his dealings with the redmen guns tanks and cannon were which are at war with reality are -SO A—SenaWASHINGTON I Scott some tured Indians Was known as I conciliator a April including one mobilized to back up 30000 police in of no avail" Robinson 'leader the tor named Hovane minority and took them to preserving order foromunists called DILLON Mont April 30 The case hinged On whether the diplomat a white man to be liked 1 said tonight after a conference of sen- 0 a general strike in protest against and trusted though feared It aroused Bluff under rates fixed by the 41 Centennial valley ate Democrats company' A Hayden administration the Shot Trying Escape civil service pay cuts and political f From the day he set foot on the plains 1923 Illinois commission in represent was held in the Beaverhead would laccept an amendment to the he made a sincere effort to under- - Hovane attempted to' escape and enmities were regarded as possible rancher re- county jail here today while officers pending tariff bill to give industries ing a reduction from 1921 rates of 1 stand the Indians and their ways a was shot and killed The killing re- - sources of rioting of John F affected an executive bearing before calved a fair return on the value death the invettigated United States its property Hughes found that earn- practice he continued restrospective- - suited in the slaying of two or three Jefferson Caffery O'Connor 22 treatiea are concluded I ly in the last days of his retirement other Indians A posseman also was ambassador to Cuba asked the Cuban The latter died in the Barrett hos- reciprocal ings evert under the 1921 rate would Arkansas senator The emphasized at his quiet Princeton home killed and another seriously wound- authorities to watch American propfrom injuries the hearings would not be public ' have been "confiscatory" although here last night pital 'General Scott gravitated naturally ed Then the Indians retreated to the ertiekcarefully in view of rumors that suffered late in the afternoon when had accepted them as that open sessions the company thereowould be Maz day trolible a life o "bad lands?' "fair and reasonable"- - allegedly—struck —O'connor 'commenting filat the taltulated' Haydenbe l'would 7 Iv:)a et enhMi tx cer c in Illoeven It'was then that Mr Ray appealed a Red Signs Placed iover the head with a shovel while effectiveness ti6amn and benefits of the ar- to The funds which will be returr4d ir snrc 1 e to Washington for aid Major Genborder Chicago phone users have accumuMilitary units reinforced police in ithe younger man and Hayden's broth- rangement in contemplation" Siberia Though born In Kentucky eral Scott was ordered to Utah Mr Havana as a move Red er Archie were wrestling on the About 45 Democratic senators at- lated since 1923 precautionary the roots of his family were en- - Ray said that the trzny officer was signs were put on public monuments tended the conference ground IC SISTERHOOD MEETS MAT Is probably the best informed man on and buildings with the legend "To Officers sent to the scene reportedl Robinson told reporters: Indian customs and traditions 'in the street on May the affair apparently was a flareup of "I feel assured that the support of The regular monthly meeting of the America at the time and as a result will be held Jong standing enmity between the the bill will be almost but not quite Sinai Israel Sisterhood had little difficulty in getting the In- - Party" Saturday May 12 Instead of this comIn Austria agitators were sent to O'Connor and Hayden families who unanimous" dians to return with him ranch south of Dillon neat the Idaho The tariff bill already passed by Ins Saturday as previously announced Major General Stott Mr Ray said Socialists and extremists in Madrid border the house would give the president In the Tribune The meeting will be and other curable and brought 13 to 16 Indians with him to called a strike extremists in O'Connor was said to have resented power to negotiate reciprocal tariff held at the Jewish Community cenassociated rectal diseases Salt Lake All were permitted to re Barcelonageneral promised the "reddest" refusal of the Haydens to drink with treaties with other countries without ter and will be featured by a mothturn to southern Utah except Hatch May day In Spain's history' A state him ers' and daughters' luncheon senate approval of the pacts successfully who was taken to Colorado for trial of alarm continued throughout the ecohumanelyHatch WU acquitted of the murder country nomically and without charge All demonstrations In Jerusalem who the dangers of -surgery Major General Scott stayed in Salt were banned by authorities ' : Lake several days during which time feared clashes between members of 100 dresses 'orig $495- -Genand club Bonneville the Zionist he addressed It the the revisionists Di I Passing of Major General Scott Recalls Poke and tett in Re ions the -- Commmilists Industrial representatives opposed reciprocal tariff legislation wanted by President Roosevelt emsomminnomm 1100 ' vu mess rom o a BERKELEY April 30 Cal ltu "Thirteen" sniffed at a bit of liver today before eating the meat and Dr Robert E Cornish conducting experiments in life restoration said he believed the revived dog had recov end the use of he olfactory nerves Previously the animal which was asphyxiated and revived on April - 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