Show - -- - - - - - i a - 'iet 1 e --- I iR - - - 0 4-- : a 4 ' ' -- 9 :: f ' - WEATHER FORECAST UTAH WYOMpG — Fair Thursday and Friday IDAHO: NEVIDk—Generally fair warmer Thursday and 1 A S - li I 1 tr Friday a ' I - ''' i - o4 IS 0 SOON Report Page 24) II 1 NO 28 0F --NO- TES i - A I Washing-t---lo- 11) - 0 0 SEYE g ' a 1 a Watched Events which will take place In Pennsylvania next Tuesday when voters go to the primaries are particularly interesting to Franklin D Roosevelt and his fel-low players in the political game For there are times in the White House nights when the secret plays--pa- st and to come— in the great American political game are hashed over that sharp ears can catch the recollection: "Of course no one–will ever convince me that the Democrats weren't counted out in Pennsylvania in the presidential cam- The boya put one over paign on us" And hence Pennsylvania is the most important topic in Wash- ington at present Important because of its background with respect to Roosevelt tremen- douslxsignificant because it may mean the capture by New Deal- era of this last stronghold of con- servative Republicanisbn human ly interesting because of the vivid personalitlea of Governor Pinchot and his titian haired The twain are now car- wife rying on a furious battle against the renomination of that'shrewd high priest of Pennsylvania's anSenator cient 'Republicanism David A Reed All the accounts reaching the capital give a colorful picture of the struggle Here we have Mrs Pinchot being hissed as she denounces the lean and dignified Reed to his face before a group of Pennsylvania ladies called to meeting by the dignified Mrs George Horace Lorimer—a meet- ing in which Mrs Lorimer is re- ported to have been forced into the role of wrestling referee and to have Interposed her person between those of the worthy Reed and the extremely active Mrs Pinchot a a k 0 a a 0 I a I te I II O t I ' dO i I II 4 4 4 I t I Vol Adept With Tongues Both the lean governor end bis vigorous 'mate are adept at the use of adjectives' They have been bouncing harsh and personal charges off the head of Reed And Reed no mean scrapper himself has not hesitated to toss such fighting words as "bribery" at the head of Pinchot and even used that short and ugly word "lie" Now all this struggle to determine who w111 be-- the next Re--publican senatorial candidate from Pennsylvania has been hot reading in the White House Reed of course is opposed in principle to the Roosevelt philosophy of government and he probably is the ablest pleader for the cause of the "good old days" now In the upper house Roosevelt of course would rather have Pinchot -- a stouter for the new deal—in the senate than Reed But there is a bit of a shudder a faint feeling of revulsion in the White House when the Roosevelt family learns that their overnight guests the Pinchots or their dinner guests the Pinchots have used the hospitality for the Pinpurposes—that chot intimacy with the Roost velts is spread abroad In every Pinchot-backin- g newSpaper in Pennsylvaniii For after all there Is a Democratic party In Pennsylvania that is growing and feeling its oats - r tical doOlgm e & I i i Roosevelt receives $1003930 Warm Springs Foundation WA 04 ) t pact :4 1 : 441M1104114411444° SHIN IIN : I k :::k t N ' Friendship lion and Acquisition of ' 25 Per Cent Reserve --- '?' :Lt- ' '' - ': - : ' 1 14' (0: :' :::::::1::::'::'f 1 j i - i::Iiii:::: :::Z! :::::: o i ( : ' ' ' Local :Settle Settlement Priem LeaS GOPPer 111-1S- S 4250 ' - DUTY 11) Roosevelt Pen WBilel eSt! 1 :::: : 1 Flexible Tariff ::':' pllossetd oGfifvieepial 67nelt-ed4ulfc"eIT11- ::: WASHINGTON May P (R)- -Cummings Representative Colo) said today thevepletnaiwniticl which President conte the sugar Jones-Costiga- n bill would be sent to J D Pancake of Greeley Colo secretary of the Mountain States Beet Growers' association — s By Associated Press meet WASHINGTON May lug between Secretary Morgenthau and senate silverites today to draft proposed silver legislation reaveled conflicting ideas on the language of the proposed measure and before the discussion was over Senator Borah (a Idaho) withdrew Borah said a tentative measure offered appasently a draft by Secretary Morgenthau was in character and "enV131permissive It at ilL - !The six Democratic senators- who remained however expressed "optimism" and said Morgenthaa had taken drafts offered by them with him for further studY and that he would report pn theniT tomorrow Other meetings will be held Agree on Program AU agreed they were in accord with Morgenthau on a twopoint program: nationalization of domestic stocks and the acquisition of silver until it comprise!! 25 per cent of the metallic currency reserve The difficulty senators said binged upon the wording of the silver reserve policy Tentative bills offered by Senators King (D Utah) chairman of the senate silver group Pittman (D Nevada) Thomas (D Olds) and Borah sought language conferees said which would not only authorize the secretary of the treasury to acquire the reserve but would "direct" him to do so ' Whether the adminigtration would be willing to aecept such forceful wording was a question although the White House indicated earlier in the day it would regard the policy of buttressing the gold base with silver as mandatory Others at Parley In addition to King Pittman Thomas and Borah Senators McCann Nevada Smith South Carolina and Adams Colorado took part in the parley with Morgenthau and his two 'aides Herman Oliphant general CO011sel and John G Harlan financial i legal assistant The senatorial group delegated King to speak for them and the Utah senator was somewhat taken aback when he learned of Borah's frank declaration The Idaho senator only Republican present indicated he did not intend - INSTIL GAINS Unset t IslAtiALL---Tortal- :10L4 Drouth May Pare Beet Men's Quota hit it - - Figure - NEW CHANCE FOR FREEDOM Judge Grants Hearing to Decide on Lowering of $200 000 Bond (By Associated 'test) WASHINGTON May 9—The govemment today decreed the maxi11111111 production for The sugar Industry under a crop control program which promptly threatened to become by a caprice of weather far more dras tic thin the president and congress intended President Roosevelt signed the sugar prodUction con-trot bill fixing at 1550000 tons the quota for the continental beet sugar producers and 260000 toni for the cane growers production quotas fwere not fixed bectitise Of crop threaten' ing droutlt prevailing In the rnajor ity of beet growing states Until reports show whether the domestic growers 'will be able to fill the le 500000-toquota Secretary Wallace indicated - the quotas from the in be left un--- sdueltarermrune- deuiOni wtuld ' 2 Jones-Costig- - - Ateociated Press ' gram of the international organization 7 CHICAGO May 9—Samuel Dimas VU made by O Guy Cardon of toattorney shoved bard on the jail door I!:I:::::4::':ki?1 today and won the deposed utilities gen governor of the fifth district In king a new chance for freedom club presaddressing While Insull rested on his county dents-eleWednesday i0004 : !J jail hospital cot- or rolled around in at the Hotel Utah a wheel chair- a judge of a higher As a preliminary to court agreed to look into the matter q:4111 the annual conference I t of his imprisonment tonwrrow end of the district which see-- if an Injustice nhielkirat 2e0n0d00"61)Y will open Thursday 2 k044Z0400AiqPMRi'&05tOft44ViOOLCSW setting Insull's b morning with deleUses Tariff Proviact S p arksuotthettr:t S ook' Jutte1111 23 clubs of the two gates from the a circuit Pressing into use the flexible tariff Istates attending incoming club offi-- ' the provisions of requiring corpus habeas writ of theI930 tariff act Presi Is of O liqicatellà Cordon of of 'slated (left) aucceed The who him to Logan GU) governor cers assembled Wednesday to discuss famous to its government produce dent Roosevelt clipped a half cent objectives for the coming year and the Fifth district Rotary International discusses I conference opens Thursday at the Hotel Utah The tomorrow morning ' prisoner off the sugar duty and said the amount A large attendance 1 expected map a program of activities plans for the annual conference with R H Wells judge acted after Attorney Floyd E of the processing tax levy which will About 750 Rotarians and their $200000 that Thompson had argued be paid continental producers for "2 Ives will be the guests of the city was an unreasonable amount and that cutting down acreage should not ex for the two-daconference one of a hosin even the to stay in jail jail ceed this ' 'number held in Salt Lake during the pital would endanger Insull's life Mr Roosevelt said ' "This means last 25 years or more could friends put up "that the processing or compensatory Insult or his Service Stressed $100000 Attorney Thompson said but taxes will not increase in themselves were friends Chicago's the In giving instructions to the men although his price to be paid by the ultimate who will lead Rotary activities for wealthiest men and women they felt consumers and at the same time our too was 12 months Mr Cordon gutdthat $200000 the next own sugar producers will have the said 150000 another ed his remarks along what has been would furnish opportunity to obtain in the form of designated the "four-lan- e Thompson to guarantee that Insull benefit payments a fairer return from highway" Officers Leave Tucson From Check Proceeds state on by for trial of endeavor The lanes of this "highwould be on band their product" Iron County Officer Is Parties Goes to Fight way" are club service community charges of embezzlement While the bill had the general sc Plane at On Night service vocational service and interWould Re Released claim of domestic producers the off- - — Man national service Wounded in Battle If Judge Sparks can be convinced shore growers bad protested vigor- Secret Mission Paralysis Organized as it is in 78 countries that the bond which now holds In- ously Woman and and having a total membership of Sought sult in jail is too much he will order Benefit Isles to Ropes nearly 150000 Rotary is an imporit reduced If that is done Attorney iday 9 (W)—A millioWASHINGTON 2 (R) — Ariz : TucsoN The May them to x replying' tent agency in building up a spirit Thompson said Instill will be bailed said: "Ipresident n-dollar check was received by of hope this act will contribute Special to The Tribune and brotherhood Oliver White chief criminal deputy friendship out some time tomorrow and after to the economic in t tonight and turnthroughout the world Mr Cordon of the Santa Cruz county sheriff's CEDAR CITY May 9—Suffering President-Hoosevel- t attending to the state bond—which Hawaii Puerto Ricoimprovement the Virgin' is- - said office at Nogales and two United from exposure a gunshot wound in his ed over to the Georgia Warm Springs will require going through court lands Cuba and the Philippines He urged Rotarians to think of the States customs guards went to Ajo hand and severely swollen wrists again—he will be free world as a big community and in Ariz by airplane from Tucson to Sheriff Lewis R Fife of Iron county Foundation for the relief of infantile sugar producers" the third attempt of the day among continental Jones wu It this light to help in creating a more night Thy carried with them a staggered into this city at noon Wed- paralysis victims Representative (D' Tex) that won a new bearing for Instill he was 'certain the administra- nearly perfect understanding among shovel but did not divulge the rea- nesday and started a widespread hunt The check—totaling $1003030940 Earlier Attorney Thompson had said tion deal would nations squarely with the for a wounded men and a woman be exact—represented the proceeds son for their trip gone before Judge Samuel Alschuler territories and island possessions' of appeals court Urges Active Leaders Charlesi Mayse who piloted the who had left him handcuffed to a circuit of the also from the hundreds of Roosevelt birthIt was disclosed shortly after the Mr Cardon stressed the importance Plane said the men sent him back to tree' more than 24 hours previously (Continued on Pate Three) on Pees Nine) (Continued ' of the measure the that the agri- signing (Column One of in a lonely section of the Iron moun- day parties held throughout of each club selecting for its corn- - Tucson without any explanation (Column One) I culture department proposed to send mittee chairmen those who have an what they intended to do or how long tain district 26 miles west of here country last January Sheriff Fife told a vivid story of Surrounded someone—possibly Rexford Guy Tug- - — interest in and a knowledge of the they plan to stay by trustees of the well the assistant secretary — to ‘' work they are to perform and who Earlier in the night White and the a gunfight with the pair Tuesday d Hawaii to study the governmental two customs men bad left Nogales morning and of his escape after he Warm Springs Foundation and sponwill follow through I to room east stations their effect had handcuffed of in sors the and the been perimental at automobile also that time captured parties In resolutions by be Merely passing on the new production control pro- of or against something was rYing a shovel without explaining the tree of the White House Mr Roosevelt Sheriff Fife said he had been on announced the trustees would set gram condemned by thedistrict governor their purpose Breath May Cut 1AIds who appealed to Rotary clubs to roll Word from Nogales said it was un- the trail of thieves who stole five nation-widaside a for 2100000 study The recomtnendatcons 'President up their sleeves and go to work for derstoed there their trip was in cott- bags of wool from the Sevy ranch Roosevelt made to congress tor sugar t any endeavor they consider worthy nection with the kidnaping of June near Newcastle and followed auto- of infantile paralysis mobile tracka off the main highway Robles of their attention The major portion of the fund— legislation last winter said be did Another suggestion was that elub There Is no telephone or telegraph to Nevada into the Iron mountain dis- $1150000—wal he labeled for research not believe sugar should be placed Home-stake trict Near the abandoned members take the spirit of Rotary service to Ajo overnight on the tariff free list now mine the sheriff discovered a work and study at the Warm Springs The presence in or near Tucson of service through their business organ "I feel that we ought first to try izations and apply it In their dealings another of June Robles' large truck with a rude camp near- Georgia institution which the presiconditions and W W Mc Laugh1 out a system of quotas with the tion creekUtah Deer the of fate The with employes kidnapers in addition to the self-I- by ' dent helped to found (Continued on Pala Are) lake diking project estimated to cost lin assistant chief bureau ot agriReach for Gum (Column One) mapping community service pro- - styled "contact man" now detained The remaining 925303008 will go $9774000 and designed to give this cultural engineering who has a backLeaving his automobile the shergrams Mr Cardon advised the clubs by authorities was believed indicatpossible water ground of 40 years' itItimate experinot to undertake projects which they ed tonight by acknowledgment as iff said he walked to the camp and for building and maintenance at the valley its maximum supply and also to assure the fu- ence with Utah irrigation conditions found a man and woman asleep Georgia institution (Continued on Pap McMinn (Continued on Pato Muldoon) ture water supply of Salt Lake City and methods and also is widely tColumn one) (Column Seven They reached for guns he said but The both for exchange with the farmers versed in the methods and practices president said: yielded when they found they were "There are no complete statistic and possibly in the future for an of 16 other western states under his covered by the sheriff's revolver : CAL May 9 I SAN FRANCISCO official ca"I handcuffed the man took his to show just what infantile paralysis added source of culinary water in jurisdiction in his present —In race for California's laid primary was amount pacity Wednesday gun and was taking the pair back to has done to our people but it seems large governor there is the largest en IlistorpMaking Meeting My automobile when the man broke conservative to estimate from fig- In the laps of the present water ' try of different parties that ever users from Utah lake It was a history-makinmeeting into a run toward a thickly wooded ures that we have went to the post Democrats there are at Nine groups of officials representthat — subsection" the sheriff said least 200000 people in the United ing these water users will have their and on the final outcome of the Progressive Socialists Prohibi"I shouted for him to halt but States who beu the marks of it in reply ready Friday morning when ject matter broachedin there modified tion Liberty Torys and Republi-- I when he fired and be respects it may many kept running ' though 9 from the impairment (IP)—The dergo- repairs for minor damage it The last two are revivals of May they will meet again with the stip- rests in large measure the future of cans time shot him in the back As he dropped degreesranging a few muscles to being reduced ulations committee of been- the old have that named g the parties by to the ground I ran t my car and the highly developed and one of the out of existence for to total physical helplessness" years executive committee of the drove toward him wh ethe woman largest agricultural regions of the Is a 4 ' ' Mr Roosevelt praised the work project our On there darkest reclamalake dayt Deer creekUtah diking state as well as the future of Salt railover to aid him Skje propped him being done in other oa nv Id nh ftehreedseincre itatarywaorokftlince nmd 2n:1u:eh:a to mthanatou: et parts of the tion project ray of hope somewhere in the paLake City itself against the tree and lipped him a country and noted that "A gigolo :ommitted std the the Warm which committee The stipulations was present for a Blood Governor revolver she had conce led It may be the starting of a Springs Foundation had become a has had the stibject under intensive short time and explained the impoman rdered me to "The wounded i secret "in lend- study since 'After its appointment fedc - center for those interested and the rtancein MY meeting drop Aidso1atgun5but LintheCaribbean-came-tv meslfice of chlef of MarchT2k renoilid ‘t4liatiesday morn- the action that was to follow it The signing American mothers pulled to Woe his revolver In the inutheir–Influerite" alid:141:90rt-1The problem which the naval com- tempted to sage to the department saying umthe Possible must reconstructive work which of in rope get every poltical presence the representsing fracas that followed he fired at me chief executive pleaded for cooperii-- ' pires of the fleet exercises had ad- mand must solve from the report with the bullet their daughters to see the king e in the wake of tivu of all the canal companies The tion and be done urged that nothing be done this week narrowly missing my infantile everywhere in London He asked to judged the airship Macon theoreti- of the umpires will be whether the head H includes of P committee paralysis" Mulcahy In wounded hand would It the the any that government my give bave a look at Sophie Tacker cally "destroyed" by "enemy air- Macon fulfilled its mission of discov- meantime the Ogden familiar with water problems reason to withdrew the funds allohad snatched 'woman JARS LONG BEACH craft" QUAKE as they develop in this state William ering the theoretical "enemy's fleet two guns and I was helpless" lake Yours to the Deer creek-UtaPeterson of Logan director of exten- cated LONG BEACH Cal May g tP)--- A Secretary Swanson in announcing and reported its position or such oth- myThe pair is not a time on then took extra he said This pair project of the message said the giant er information as it had been sent of handcuffs from the sheriffs auto- short sharp earthquake shook- - Long sion member of the Utah water stor- for considerations receipt arising out of airship was returning to Miami—its out to ascertain before being de Beach at 6:48 oclock tonight No dam- age commission and in many ways (centiiitoll on Pare Fifteen) (Continued on Pere MOO - V' - r Utah temporary base—when it would Un stroyed" with irriga)I likewise age familiar reported Ono) I toosima 4 l'areIso 71untzt ci 1r flat 04 t '11i2a 004100101160 GIRL HuNT Off-shor- e n : 1 sllovEL TAKEN Suspects Truss y - V' it "I"' 1550000-To- n 0 -- lot100 P -- ' - 1 1 (a 1 '4': ':?:' :' 4 All Agree on Nationaliza- trT:ettt' - li — :'''A ewA: 1 BORAII QUITS MEETING ' ' Lil C) :: '':!:::!::: 'ti-'''''i- - Differences On Language of Proposed Bill Develop in Parley :::::: i z" 'e k le' :I :::: - President Signs INCONFLICT Measure Setting ONMEASURE Crop Restriction -- tour-poin- NATION'S CHIEF Utah Sheriff to Tree and Escape - GETS MILLION for Infant — — ' much--The- y - - I Fate ot Diking rroject7-Put Up to Water Users car-ha- lf ex-an- 1 e l Nine Groups of Officials Will Reply Friday to Stipulations Committe -- n Will - Maeon'i Pestruétion! in Maneuver May Mean Dom of Navy Dirigibles I Roosevelt signs sugar bilE WASHENGTON — Airship con is" "destroyed" by aircraft" In fleet maneuvers FOREIGN CANANEA Mexico — Robles abductors are believed fleeing through Sonora police on trail LE BOURGET France — Air liner crashes in channel six per eons are missing LONDON — Argentine objections doom world wheat price IP '''‘ :::'::'::: ' LOCAL METAL PRICES Si GA :: ::::E:::::: :::::: An appeal to Rotary clubs in the district to redouble their t efforts In behalt ot the prev Utah-Idah- - :i:::!::sgm:::!:1k:-- :: Clubs Urged to Work for Development of v r::' 4") - ' t Rogers Says: MOO r- WASHINGTON —Senator Bo rah quits silver conference calla treasury bill unsatisfactory CHIC AGP — Samuel Insull It In contest on gets U S court $200000 baiE ' ::::::g:i:4: Meet ct THURSDAY PROGRAM 8 a m—Registration of dele- gates and visitors 10 a in general ses- sion 2:15 p luncheon sponsored by Idaho clubs 1 p luncheon for ladies at country club 2:30 p m—General session 7 p in charge of Salt Lake club All events at Hotel Utah except ladies' luncheon The World's News By Associated Press DOMESTIC :ol::::::"A- ::::::::::::::::-:::i- :::::::::":::: ics - 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