Salt Lake Tribune | 1934-05-18 | Page 2

2 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING SILVER StILONS fflPECT WORLD v Western Mining Leaders HOW FEDERAL Pleased With New Plan SILVERPOLICY METAL PARLEY Optimism Expressed by Producers at Den- ver Quick Rise in Price of New Metal- - WILL OPERATE MAY 18 1834 heard the noise climbed through a CHILD SAVES MOTHER BROOKLYN May 17 (UP)— If window found Mrs Dibble unconBuster Dibblee 3 hadn't remember- scious in a gas filled room A coffee ed his breakfast time today his mother Helen might have been asphyxi- pot had boiled over ated Buster pounded on the door when he got hungry A neighbor SftolftjidlLhuild many highways- - TRUCK STRIKE Silver Mining Shares Make Sharp Gains ' PERILS CITY'S -- FOOD SUPPLY Wall Slreet Sees Pro “ min many different theories have been May 17 (n-Sil-ver Cleared Up on ducers as Chief Bene £bngreis Expected to Rash ingDENVER men today nodded their beads advanced about helping silver tost Questions Minneapolis Taxi Drivers Administration Bill on with satisfaction after hearing that it is of necessity a slow business' Mandatory Permissive ficiaries Plan Declare Walkout at President Roosevelt has asked con- he said "But I believe toe adminisas a primary tration la making progress toward to establish silver gress Features Currency Same Time metal and purchase enough to raise helping the ailver miners” By Associated Press the price far above the present level John T Barnett of Denver said NEW v YORK May 17-fOentlnued from I'm One) They regarded it as a recognition the legislation urged by toe pren WASHINGTON May 17 (AV-T- he ' By Associated Press street finally decided today all of tha tong fight of silver producers dent "will make ailver 25 per cent new silver proposal as agreed upon Would lMd to an International mone- for An outstanding development In the wduld be the chief help from the federal govern- ot our metal reserves and eventually tary conference ment and as a move toward better increase the world for the mar- by President Roosevelt and silver beneficiaries of toe' sliver plan labor warfare across the country think that it only a phaae how- conditions generally in toe Western ket cannot supply price what to govern- senator hag excited a variety of quesannounced In Washington and Thursday wu the blow aimed at toe ever of the scope of the proposal " mining regions ment will require a total estimated tions as to it food supplies ot Minneapolis and by meaning scope he said “The mandatory declarabuying ot shares of toe non-te- r ot Leadvflle at 1800000000 ounces” Hera are some of them with truck drivers tion of silver purchases is more im- Jesser Fof McDonald striking rous metal precipicompanies astoe Colorado Mining Predicts Price Else president AU commercial truck transport serswers supplied on toe basis of inforportant from my standpoint” tated toe sharpest rally in the vices were said he no sociation and tha owner of silver T A Ryan Denver producer ex tied up the Minnesota city i The Idaho senator at mation tha treasury: was optimistic stock exchange in four months with 5000 pickets on the pressed the conviction “new silver reported longer thought that a "fundamental properties we' can’t tell until What is the mandatory feature Q will be worth at least-g- l an ounce be difference” ley between member of "Although streets Bread supplies will be exTh silver market was less enthe silver group and to admlnlstra- - silver bill is passed how much the fore the end of the yeaq” of the bill? hausted in 24 hours gasoline stations thusiastic In of the prosview industry is going to be benefited this James Donahue of Denver who were closed for lack of deliveries and would A "authorize Congress Mcpect that speculative holdings produce farmers complained that described himaelf as "an outrightbl have no reason to believe" he agreement is certanly a help” direct” a to build the president up ’would be taken over by the good were spoiling d "that the silver policy will not Donald said "It is a recognton of metallist” said the legislation Was of 23 per silver and a move in the fight direc not all he had hoped for but said it silver monetary-reserv- e V" csrried out in good faith” Taxi drivers totaling 900 took adtreasury' at not more than 50 73 cent to cent in relation ton" gold per "will eliminate the curse ot gamof the situation to declare a cents ounce an on vantage and profits he lea The to Tritons) What art Q Benefit Fsreseea (Special penntsaiva I bling in silver futures" taxed to the strike of their Own silver abroad bought 17hires? shall WASHINGTON May -1 Former Senator Tasker L Oddir of The president’s move in the oplm Effort were in hand to extend toe extent of 50 per cent Silver fuoui tot ailver Nevada who cam to Denver to pre- ion of R P Reynolds head of the A The president’s course In acstrike to St Paul and William S tures in the commodity exchange Enthusiastically carry is 29 reserve left cent the per Brown union president said the moved up nearly a cent but lawaa toe expression Used side at tha opening of the Cold Min- American Smelting and Refining quiring confer- company here offer "decided en- to him No fixed rat of purchases is tter lost half the rise- - - — "lid hu been clamped down tight rrogram” Roosevelt at the con- ing Association ot America on time limit put The-dallence tomorrow smiled broadly In couragement to miners and the hope required nor la any Strikers demand union recognition bulfixed by price nationalHouse Also the ailvar clusion of yesterday's Whit lion’ brokers at midday for bar and closed shops” discussing to propoaed ailver legis- ot higher prices that undoubtedly will bqying the ization of stiver is left to to presitor immediate delivery waa Conference at which to silver bloc lation He expressed himself as keen- stimulate ailver production” silver Ship Crew Strikes dent’s discretion cents ot a cent at 44 up f to senate and tha president and ly satisfied with the action taken "It takes time to put mines Into Q What- - does "nationalization” Houston Texu where to At material benefits believes and and so far detioperation preliminary develop Earlier this year It reached a strike began a ship’s crqw struck afJus treasury advlscTS cam into ment work probably will be started mean? cents It ter four had been beaten and tha nue agreement as to the provision of will be given toe Industry recovery peak of 48 Over Stock in o Weald the said a silver and is such Tk sli"It Rsynolds camps” complex plan was only 16 months ago tha recto forthcoming administration marina transport workers’ union posttake A The government would ord low price of 24 2 cents was ed handbills calling on the A Be to ver bill The president so expressed silover all fra silver stocks except recorded JUmsclf after it had been agreed that oln the dock workers At San Kran-discver coins fabricated metal and silver Financial quarters were sometha bill while laying down the na7000 seamen were called out by This used under commercial licenses what confused during the morntional policy and "authorizing jrnd union to join the 12000 the uilors’ silwas tha action taken on gold except ing as to tha significance of the longshoremen and 700 cooks end directing” toe president to mate Into were toe that gold coins also silver plan and after an initial stewards voted a walkout brought ver purchases until 29 per cent of tha treasury The free silver stock in bulge both the jilver and tha metallic reserve is silver would give At Buffalo N Y tha Hand & Johnat deestimated la the United 'States stock markets-- - ware hesitant son line’s 12 tugs were tied up with W the president full discretion to In la and 290000000 ounces metal Stocks of tha mostly termine the rate and to times at their crews on strike At Cleveland bullion form companies having a substantial which ailvar shall be acquired The crews ot hint tugs voted to strike in ' nato Q la tha government likely production of silver howaver president did not want congresa to sympathy Newly-Mine- d President Reported Will tionalize ailver immediately? turned buoyant later in tha day Six persons were reported hurt and require the purchase of a stipulated Purchase was A Probably not unless there which prompted buying and short one kidnaped In two amount per month of per year but outbreaks of Metal Cents Guaran of the covering throughout the stock ing to Accept large silver movement out he gave every assurance that purviolence in the San Francisco longot nationalizaIssues closed with shoremen’s strike soon after tha armarket country In to event chase! would M made in good faith Showa Effects tees Up to $5000 - tion tha government price would not gains of Many 12 to more than $4 a and as to his Judgment silver should rival ot Edward F McGrady assistounce a and prof- share with motors steels and ant secratary ot labor exceed 80 cents an to begin conacquired for monetary uses sil' Should its tax would be levied miscellaneous industrials par ! : ference to end the walkout which Draft Completed silver SAN FRANCISCO May 17(ff) -- f Copyright 1114 by Associated fro) ver owners attempt to ahlp tlclpatlng notably In tha advance hu tied up shipping at aevertl poyta ? Senator King met again today with WASHINGTON May 17— President abroad In any quantity to hold out Trading however waa in light since The United States mint here took May 3 the treasury group who war whipa higher price to government volume Boses Stoned 210980 ounces ot gold during Roosevelt was said by house mem- for in for into to bill ahapa would nationalize ping Moat of the commodity marH stld the April valued at $7878300 one No wu to congress Silver bers tod8y to have indicated a will- probably reported hurt when kets participated some In tha adQ Where would to government two bus loads of nonunion workers draft of the hill is now finished and purchase amounted to 96852A— th ingness to agree on toe Insurance of buy silver in adding to its reserve? vance was clear the marhut it ready for tha president dnd that It largest fog a long time due to the bank deposits up to $3000 instead of A It cbuld purchase silver any kets did not Interpret tha ailver were stoned by longshoremen on the soon as the waterfront of Alameda adjoining will go to congrasa $2500 as present law provides where in to world plan as particularly inflationary Oakland president prepares tha accompanying new' policy of buying newly mined That Increase it was reported by near at least for the future Lawful With Money Pay The impasse et the Wilcox Sc Co i estate (tamping hi members who hav conferred with approval on tot silver at 848 cants an ounce--- - Wheat ros about 2 cents then coal yards in Chicago brought about ill and urging It tnactmenl Gold receipts were a little under him would ba toterpratabl as a clear Q With what would tha treasury closed its lost Cotton half rise when truckmen willing members of The Utah aenator Is delighted with March In to aggregate but slight- sign that neither to president nor pay for to ailver? 79 to a bale higher A Any lawful money moat likeunion called "outlaw” were orform tha bill has taken but is ly higher on a daily average The congress lntsnds to abandon federal PresThe between agreement dered to join one affiliated with the ot at liberty to quota its Urns ly silver certificates but possibly also March total was 213338 ounces In bank deposit Insurance ident Roosevelt and tha silver A T of L and sponsored by the A temporary plan guaranteeing de- some federal reserve notes issued aenators on “Under this bill" (aid Senator April 1833 gold receipts war 109-8legislation which itate’i attorney ended when the "outKing "congress will declare a nation-- 1 ounces Included In tha April posits up to $2900 went into effect against gold of state the the would govpolicy he laws” surrendered under police prespolicy Tha hill to alfect will re- gold receipts were about 18000 last January 1 A permanent plan Q How much ailvar would 25 to ernment keep eventually resure and the clubs and fists ot "apwould go Into affect on July 1 1834 needed to build up a 29 per cent peal the act of 1973 which demon- ounces ot scrap per cent of the nation’s metallic The serve? proved" plcketi etised ailver and will again make Silver racalpt this year April without additional legislation base was in silver monetary At Loe Angeles Walter Hannefield ailver atandard money Ultimately $068924 March $767730 February permanent plan would insure 100 per A That will depend on fluctuaas analyregarded widely defying 42 wu arrested on suspicion ot mu? cant deposits up to $10000 79 per cent tions in the gold reserve The presof our reserve must ba $619344 January 860888 sts to as its Immediate impliesder In the killing of Richard Parker from $10000 to $30000 and 30 par ent gold etocks is $7750231993 The tlons While this kilver that provision is mandatory ' The receipts part of the leg- -' 20 in a longshoremen's Jumped spectacularsilver would be carried on treasury illation wu described strike Ultimately toe government must ac- ly in February and nave Tlsen rapid- cent over $30000 “manat Its coinage value ot $128 an Monday quire tar more than a billion ounces ly since said Peter J Haggerty the Because thar has not bean tlma book out the wu it datory” pointed At Des Moines efforts to settle a for a satisfactory racheck of tha ounce On that basis the government if silver until the relationship wir no superintendent of tha mint ratio with gold would government towould be under strike of 700 workers of toe Iowa soundness ot banks or for tha paces-sar- to hav a ha gold reserve has been attains more any compulsion proceed Government purchases Packing company continued my ludg-nen- t reorganisation of soma - Mr need 2003843812 ounces ailvar It rapidly with the plan than it conwill bring about a gradual rise Roosevelt insists that Inauguration of present holding la 888877218 ounces - sidered desirable HELENA Mont Mey 17 OP)—1 The reto price of slivar until It ulti tha permanent proposal b postponed Consequently on the present gold 1312status of the two major strikes In would serve neeid th until 1839 ounce 1 which an treasury retches $128 July mately Montana those of Butte miners and H wants to continue tha tempo- 666484 additional ounces of silver One price the bill contemplate Helena printers remained unchanged government Q la whoever Might tola Insurance bill purchases was hut that about whan that rary beauty tonight while a third walkout that first suggested friends of deposit in- Stop prior to reaching the 29 per cent aelle silver to to government will of 79 mine employes In Park counbe paid In ailvar certificate that CHICAGO May 17 (UP)— Attor- surance Immediately dubbed it an ef- figure? J Insull former fort to ty came tom close Dependent on Price to dapoalt guarantee tinder the bill ar mad equal in ev- ney official today lost system destroy At Butte representatives of the A Ym If toe price should go ery way to gold and each purchase utilities company 3600 copper miners held a conferopening legal tilts to their fight Chairman Steagall (D Ala) of tha above $128 an ounce the statutory Will put that much additional-currencence with Tom Brown president of against their client’s prosecution on house banking committee proposed coinage value If the treasury paid Into circulation" embezzlement charges the International Union ot Mine Mill that from July L 1934 to January 1 more than the coinage value it would Plans fas Banal Motions to quash to Indictment 1835 it be Increased to $10000 and Smeltermen end James Robintaka a loss Should the silver price go not bean made have Arrangements under which Insull was extradited The wu said today to be above $129 an ounce tha treasury Idahoan Assails Reciprocal son secretary of the International for bringing up toe silver bill for from Montreal were denied as was 11m president both ot Salt Lake City that $10000 wu too high could sell to bring the price down consideration In tha senate Tha tan a Measure as Threat of R I Jacobson labor board medibut that $3000 would ba acceptable plea of abatement Q Does the silver bill mean b! Iff is now the unfinished business Insull faces trial to state courts Advocates of the $3000 ator indicated it wu probablq the said metallsmt figure fcnd will hold tha stage until votac on miners and the Anaconda charges of larceny and ambetzla-men- t It could be established without an Dictatorship Copper A No The gold dollar continues The Norris constitutional upon to connection with his steward- additional charge upon banks whlcl the standard unit of value and the Mining company would go into conSmendment (flso has a privileged ship of Insull stock companies ference next week hav Joined to federal deposit Insur- United States remains on "an interatatua and was laid- aside for the (Continued from Pass One) elder brother Samuel former ance corporation and paid to re national gold bullion standard” That tariff only on assurance that it would head of tha utllittas empire- faces LINDY8 BETUBN TO EAST is th government isttles foreign bal- tutlon to congress qulred assessments and Coma up immediately after toe tariff similar charges NEWARK N J May 17 The deposit Insurance corporation ances In gold only vein added: la out of tha way The senate has alend Mrs Charles 'A Lindbegan Insuring deposit In its mam-ba- r Q If any ailvar ware purchased "If the president gets up in the ready given preferential statue to to banka on January J tola year Its with the government’s two billion morning and decides toe sugar in hla bergh landed at Newark airport toCopeland-Tugwebill to regulate insurance now covers around 68000- - dollar stabilization fund would that coffee costs too much he &uld take night at 6:20 p ra (eastern standard medicinal advertising and il that or000 accounts and about $16000000-00- 0 silver be Included in estimating the his pen and ruin toa whole dome time) after a flight from St Louis bill silver stands tha must der take in money 29 per cant reserve? tic sugar industry by reducing the They Hew In a monoplane coupe its turn after toss tore measures A Stabilization silver purchases tariff on Cuban sugar 50 per cent They left the field in an automobile Whether the administration silver could b considered part of the 23 or do the lama if ha thought the bill will ba referrad to a committee tha recent indorsement of the bill SPOKANE Wash May 17 (AP)— per cent resarva if toe president chocolate at his afternoon bridge was by Henry L Stlmaon the Hoover or ba offered in tha senate as a sub- David so be not need chose It H Ryan of San Diego sub- necessarily too high" stitute lor tha Dies bill now on the secretary of state counted however senate calendar ha not bean deter- mltted the low bid her today for Striding back and forth behind Cite Foreign Examples 30 construction of miles of railroad his or in three desks four to With backmined administration vicinity He out other nations were to tha Grand Coulea e dam pointed alts Hla to and oh bill rising’ ailvar It could b reportemphasize ing tha using Ihe tariff-treatweapon to rehis points Borah declared: ed as an Independent measure before figure was $239870 EXCHANGE CLUB I know it has been said that this gain lost trad and authority for toe the senate disposes of toe torse bills Ryan has the contract for excavat- The Exchange club wilt hold that have prior right of way U it ing some 4000000 yards of overlay for luncheon delegation of power-- ii for a limited president to make quick tariff at tha Hotel Utah time and la to be given to one in changes in similar fuhion wu ahall ba determined to make tha ad- tha dam abutments and has nearly at 13:19 pmeeting m whom the people have great confi- sential if the United Statu wu to ministration bill a substitute for tha completed tola work The railroad will b constructed NEW YORK May I? WV-Cdence hut the precedent established get hack some of the $6000000000 Dies bill it will be necessary to plaLIONS CLUB cate to house bscksrs of the Dies as a branch of tha Northern Pacific Tha Lions club will maat at lunch- fllctlng testimony as to whether by Franklin D Roosevelt will be in International commerce he Mid it bill for they war not consulted In and will run from Odalr aiding to eon at tha Hotel Utah at 12:18 p m the liner Olympic was making JS claimed and enlarged upon by all had lost since 1829 tha damslta on to Columbia river In his first speech against the knots or wu "practically stopped’ his successor whoever they may be the formulation of toe administration 89 mllea west of hare Tha bids were whan it rammed and sank th Nan- precedent CONFECTIONERS established by capable Roosevelt recovery program SenaSilver program On the other hand at to office of to Columbia Confectioners will hold a lunch-eo- tucket lightship wu given today by hand for deilrable tor McNtry ot Oregon the Republiit tha new bill la to be considered as opened purpose are still at tha Hotel Utah at 12:15 p m the liner’s commanding officers be- precedent for incapable Mind and can leader replied to Harrison an original measure there will be Basin comm las Ion ' He demanded that effected indus-trl- u fore an Investigating committee of the undesirable purposes” ho necessity for consulting Dies and be afforded a public hearing those who helped Mm put his bill H said ” "neither ficlsm tax-isdepartment of commerce or communism a a form of gov- before a rate change wu mad opthrough to house It would even be Captain John W Blnks ruddy possible that toe administration silcomplex toned atocklly built muter ernment could exist for a fortnight erative and Mid tha hill contained ver bill might ba rushed through toe of the White Star lint ahlp said th In tha pur atmosphere of intellec- a “sufficiently drastic departure from our tried and tested ways of governbouse before it can ba taken up by liner wu furrowing through a tual freedom" tha senate sea at 18 knots Tuesday when "Those government" he contin- ment to justify stout opposition" it struck tha lightship with a loss ued "rest upon the enslavement of t of seven lives the masses upon submergement of VrttX 8MI9 Ring Wires of Hopes h DENVER Ma 17 (P)-- On the eve ing of the convention until 2 p m Sydenham Stubbs those who do moat of to working UMT fcor Silver Action of tha most important convention in A banquet will be hald at 7 p m qqlct spoken staff captain told tha th fighting and the dying 'For personal aggrandizement they ! Senator William H King In a tele-tra- their history the majority of the' na- Present plana call for winding up commute a short time later that the ahlp had "practically stopped” live and they wUl continue to live to George W Snyder mining tion’s sold producers were pictured the business sessions Saturday morn- huge only eo long as they put chain upon ing leaving to afternoon free for when th crash occurred Executive and member of the Intera spokesman her today as toe body end fetters upon the brain ready entertainment which Include a monational Silver commission Thurs- by to accept “ungrudgingly” an N H A tor "Th disturbing fact to me la that trip to Colorado mining cenday expressed confidence that silver ood to govern labor wage In the midst of this universal onand ters legislation would ba enacted In working hours in their Industry "The gold man 1 a lone slaught upon personal liberty and J Short time J C Kemp Van Et Jr of San wolf trying to keep generally j free Institutions democracy seem tt a secret when i The telegram to Mr Snyder fol- Francisco secretary-treasure- r to become apologetic distrustful of of to ha does make a strike but thla Is lows: Gold Mining association of Ameri- a time when tha it own’wsapons of warfare and Its great majority of “Efforts to secure legislation look: ca own weapon of defense predicted that the conference them ar ready to unite In support of to ailver rehabilitation will ng Press Associated ks 4 lovtblt disposition MW pen and vitality which will open tomorrow and con- the administration Jeel sure And Need Nsturs wamin: SlutM bovele imrart-blwhy Democracy Held Adequate prove successful 1 dxpect tinue Saturday will b marked by shouldn't Congressional conferees sought result waste rarin tout they?” Kemp Van Eo said “We hav sufficient power n agreement between conflictThe teia— Ofteninuipowonoui puch legislation to a short time" harmony-an-eff- ort “to align the ’This administration direct cauee of headache has already Inetrumentelltles ot senhouse ot cold complexion troublea NATURE’!? and arc ing provisions democracy with to gold mining hew Industry raised to ARCHITECTS NAME LEADER price of gold 70 per cent ate stock market control bill laxative— sufficient We have had emergen- REMEDY— the mild deal” Befort the end of the year I tract— WASHINGTON May 17 cies before when the constitution was nfdy ttlmubtea tha snore aUminativo Van Za pointed out that a bowel normal trenfthens for Kemp tcfulatce ' ' to tha aeo “ tha price go to $4134 Debate boiled In to senate on sufficient J Russell of St Louis Mo tentative coda for the n function nature! i alan ounce" industry th administration’s Was reelected president today of the A Republican demand that farm inf Get e 1S boa T27 ready has been drawn and that the Discussion of various coda proposbill American lnitltut of Architects Ed- chief b or products exempted some means purpose of this convention tin- als la expected to consume tomorwin Bergstrom of Los Angeles was for indemnification of A : der auspice ot to association will row's session Vincent Astor denied h and ba provided Official predicted yiamed treasurer industry for any loss wu thrust for- "TUMS ba to achieve an agreement on a per- that measures Wthunt Only opposing any effort Karmit Roosevelt had received aa debate ward wu started on the manent code with conditions to meet to ptace a tax on gold will be business messages tor discussion output tariff bill" the needs of tha various mining dis- drafted Saturday with President Roosevelt on the With Democratic leader expresstricts - Astor yacht ' Th lobby of tha Brown Pslacs -- I If ing confidence the “wnn Former V S Senator Tasker' L hotel where the convention will be constipation eausea you Gas Senator King D Utah) laid an measure would be passed next week Oananef ZtuiignUon Headaches Had Oddi of Reno Nev who Is presi- held waa thronged today with gold fcleap JPImpty 6idn get quick dent of the association arrived here operators from 12 monetary confer in th form in which it wu reportwestern states international rebel With ADUuORA Thw-°'"anc within a year might result ed by tha finance committee Senah from Washington today Alaska and Canada yang Properties action yet rmie safe tor Harrison committee chairman Bare is relief tha Mpxa ntbl lata the Irritated Since Oddie la to make ihe com- ing in size from th Hdiuestaka in from promised ailver legislation bladder erne eo atdekly yoa can an ( tariff Joust ndaey end opened mencement SKK raeulta mthia afew howaTIinhea address at the Colora- South Dakota tha nation’s largest sins 3 U IT XL The fiouie voted $150000000 with a plea for nonpartisan consid- etaally at persona aeutraliaaa burniaa ande brume ido school of mine and receive on gle producer to th smallest holdto finance cattle relief legisla-tio- a eration prompt nootniaa comfort No more echini Nek AS AJ an4 Dm Departments honorary degree tomorrow morning ings art represented by tha 200 deleadder sore peiaful Nuts from k at and an Indefinite turn to "Thera ihould b no politic Id sreak hiaetteif officials decided to postpone the open gates expected to bo Ask drowns far Falay bdaey administer the cotton control law present &! he said to question” Nek Mt Kaney aaaiaaraa referring - ' t 1 ACTDVITY of Depends on Your Feet! 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The Sign of Quality McC&ENlDIRIlCK m (ALT LAKE go MAIN 7-- 8 — MDIT p 3--4 SR® o DEPOSITS LAW VOLUME RISES RAISE OKEHED non-ferro- of at 645 t i trana-missio- n u f ta 4 ManyNeut Attractions This Year at Chicago's t( Century of Progress Bigger and even more Interesting than it was last year th World's Fair at Chicago will be more than ever the place to go this summerl And rail lares are lower than ever round trip Season round trip (reOnly $3725 lor s turn limit Oct 31) only $5120 coach and $5650 —leaving daily May 15 to Oct 15 y Hrst-cla- ena-fourt- h Air conditioned observation cars dining cars and care' (drawing rooms and compartments) oa many Union Padlic trains this summer u 79-2- 9 Insult Lawyers Lose Legal Tilt BORAH SCORES in TARIFF’ PLAN - Examples of Low Fares East and West May 1) to Oct 15— Rsturtt Limit St Louis Omaha 1st Clou Coach $5800 $4820 4800 5000 4470 ZansasCity 10295 9668 y Boston return limit) Boston y return limit— via New York) 10185 8668 y Now York roiura limit) (Standard) 1740 89(0 y Now York rotum limit) (DUiorontial) $190 8960 ‘Slightly higher fare for longer return limits (45-da- (45-da- ’ (49-da- Los tot y and Return Angeles return limit $3750 Same far in eiiect to San Francisco Portland or Spokane Testimony in Ship Crash Conflicts quoted art from Satt Lakt City Similar lout and to other point t Reduced round first-dafarts trip Pullman forte additional to For full particulars call City Ticket Office Wasatch 200 Hotel Utah Bldg C X Saltmarsh General Agent ta id5snaB THIS IS THE SECOND OP A SERIES OF TEN REASONS tip-to- “WHY I BELIEVE IT IS Nation’s GoldProducers Ready to Go iJnder Code I An Advantageous Time to Invest in Real Estate” n m r gray-haira- The Day in -- f y on r limit) y fares from To Dam Opened ' 31 (21-da- Fata BidsohRailfoad TODAY IN SALTLAKE 31 (45-da- - ll 6cl Washington Andrew Carnegie made millions In time like these buying fiteel mills In fact all great fortunes have come from shrewd land buying ’ J Roger W Babson In article In 8 L Tribune April 6 1834 aald: “Improving conditions hav o hacked deflation in land values" ' ' Sino that statement scores ot desirable homee hav bun sold in Balt Laka City With an av meg of over 000 couples mar rled her each year and prao tlcally no building for the put thru years the natural law ot supply and demand 1 forcing prices up I Constipation Drove Her Wild It The Wis$ man thinks aqd the Dreamer Just THINXa Ola-si- g 4 ACTS F ORIN WOODBURY Manager of T Ortn Woodbury ‘ Firm “ - r —F Orta Woodbur- y- - Realty ) onotlpatlon - e FOR OUTSTANDING HOMS VALUES : SEE TODAY’S CLASSIFIED ADS house-approve- d ?—we lewtSe llllt lni(t w-- I s J ’ ' ’ - COLUMN NOJ36 When you consider the dividend in pleasure protection and thrift certainty of increase In prices isn’t the Hm Answer to INVEST IN A HOME TODAY! 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