Show V THE BALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING MAY Gold Mining Association Fights Adoption of Code I Members Believed Ten to One Against Pro-posJoseph Named on Committee 9 1934' ) K-O’B- witna Budget ’s al THRILLING 200 Summer DENVER May IS W—In tilery convention aeseion today member of the Gold Mining Association of America representing nine states and Alaska by an overwhelming majority expressed as opposed to the adoption of a code tor the industry The association however did not of-- ticially go on record to this effect and no vote on the direct question if a code wasv taken Instead1 the association voted by states unanimously to have a committee appointed to study code proposals aud report its findings to the conventomorrow It was the consensus I of the convention tonight that- - this I report Will say the gold mining industry does not believe a code is because of its differences In many respects Jrom other industries To Study Proposals Charles H Segerstrom of Sonora CalH chairmen of the code commit-ste- e said the body will "give careful 'study to alt code proposals” but he felt his report would be against them “From what we have seen at the contention this afternoon it appears the association stands at least 10 to one against a code” Segerstrom said When former Senator Tasker L Oddis of Reno Nev president of the association asked members to vote whether they wanted the code committee eliminated the vote agaipst such a move was tuxmlmoufl i Apart from the code proposition the most controversial question inJoseph Harry jected into the convention was a resolution calling for a complete “reorto Segerstrom ganizing and rehabilitating” of the pointed in addition were L Page Salford Ariz Harry United States bureau of mines S Joseph Salt Lake City Herbert Wants New Department Wash P C Carl J Trauerman of Butte Mont L Williams Ilwaco Stoess Seattle representing Alaska of Montana the president Mining James Owen Denver and Carl J submitted the resolution Mont He said he wanted to see the bureau Trauerman Butte committee is com-- 1 The resolution of a mines replaced “by department posed of Joseph chairman T S Kimfor the good of muting in the United ball Stafford Ariz John Harvey States" and declared "a western roan Denver C R Teiter Helena Mont who knows his stuff' should be and Sears San Francisco Harry head at Its 'placed One of the resolutions presented There was no debate on the resoluone by Joseph asking the federal tion convention rules requiring it be was to appropriate $100000-00submitted to the resolutions commit- government for loans to gold producers hard tee which also will report tomorrow Warwick Downing of Denver and pressed financially W R Rope of Helena’ Mont raised the question whether the government Rocks Minerals Fans has asked the gold industry to preTo Take Brighton Trip pare a code Oddie replied that Ken' neth Simpson assistant to General Hugh S Johnson NBA administraannual outing for those intertor several month ago bad requested The the Metal and Mineral Association of ested in rocks and minerals will be California to submit a tentative code held Sunday at Brighton The outing Sand this w&s done Another proposed is sponsored by the Rocks and Mincode also was sent in by mining of- erals magazine of New York and is ficials in New York Intended to 'provide the advantage Montanan Cheered of studying rocks and minerals as they Applause swept the crowded con- occur in nature tention hall when Trauerman de- Those who make the will meet clared: ''Montana doesn’t want a code at the L D S business trip college Mam doesn't feel it necessary because gold and North Temple streets at 8 a m mining is not a competitive industry” and will provide their own transporHe added however that the Montana tation The will be in charge of delegation would "go along with the Professors AtripL Crawford and J $ convention if it votes for a code" Hayes of the of Utah - r University Reps declared! "No Montana gold miners would sign e codfe” “If ever there was an Industry that Utah Law School Alumni does not need regulation or control it is gold mining” said George A To Hold Annual Meeting Crowder of Denver "It has but one customer— the United States It has The fourth annual meeting of the ho oversupply Conditions were Utah Law School Alumni association never better there is no trouble and will be held in the Union building at no labor difficulties' I I J In an address soon after the con- - the University of Utah Friday June wenion opened Oddie asserted the 1 at $ 30 p m gold industry should set up a “solid Harold E Wallace president Yald front” to protect itself and attack any officers would be elected and a report effort to place a tax on gold "We would be made on the work of tjic don't want any strings on this Indu- university law school during the last stry” he declared year by Dean William H Leary Oddie read a telegram from SenaMr Wallace said a speak-tor Alva H Adams of Colorado that er would be named prominent later An alumcongress seems assured of passing nus and a member of the 1934 gradu' JL"¥Teglslatkn of more importance and ating class also will speak j greater advantage to silver than at ' any time In the last 50 years” Long distance moving— all goods in-Members of the code committee ap- - sured Phone Wasatch 1483 - (Adv) them-''selv- i DRESSES - f-t- 19 on nec-tessa- S Fifth Floor f'Jy Pastel Sheers 250 Summer Hats Rough Straws Sports Types Silk Crepes Medium Brims White Panamas Cartwheel Brims Grosgrain Bands Sisol Straws White Pastels Navy Brown Black ' Smart Cottons' All Sixes for and Matrons— 14 to 20 and 36 to 52 Misses Third Floor Again! 1700 Yards 0 Stehli Silks Jackets of All Lengths— Hip Fingertipt Three-qua- r ters In Short Lengths U I to 3 Yard Lengths Values Up to 250 Get into one of these new light frocks and see how cool and comfortable and smart you feel You'll enjoy wearing them for sports both active and spectator for business for shopping Sheer Crepes Mossy Crepes Crinkle' Crepes Rough Crepes Faille Crepes Print Crepes - ir Plain Pastels Light Prints Garden Prints Jacket Frocks —Seoond Floor FUth Floor e MILilV® Special Purchase 1 1 l f Rayon Panties j bottles Ink generous sized 4 Your Choice of Band or Flare Leg Mucilage in bottles Crayons 8 colors Paper Clips 100 in box 4$ 4 2000 Pieces Cavalier Pencils r Globe Pencil Sharpeners 4£ Pin Cushions 4$ 4 Circular Erasers 4 Jumbo Erasers 3 for Pen Points 1 13 for 4 Wedge Erasers 1 i 4 Assorted Memo Tablets Maxwell Leads for Pencils box of 12 4 £ Smart Glassware i Tho New Swirl Fabric for Summer : in 4 71 £ javy or Ipjttwn withadashof T They're as brief e possible some are beautiful lacy weave making them cooler than oooL Dainty medallion inserts and contrasting trims —Street Floor Dexdale Ringless Memo Books Mezzanine' Here Are the - Girdles 15 135 - You Want for Summer! - Stretch Lastex a pm 845 Boll-o- Street Floor’ Candy Specials Smart' tdifferenl durable! this new fabric has swept into popularity-it- 's as new as sum-- " mer and It's shown in this ultra modem tie with toe and "collar" of whits Bd scalloped and punched In eyelet design ' n Type Pour Hose Supporters Beg 159 Values ' Small Medium Large i Strawberry KeITHO'BRIEN Inc v SI Butterscotch Wafers Toasted Marshmallows' Peanut Balls with Luscious Cream Centers ’ — Stfeet Floor m Fourth Floor - 5 lb 10£ Vi Vi Mb lb lb' iOt 25' Be JSure to Get Your S & H Discount Stamps KEITH-O'BRIE- N Inc t ' ' 4£ t 4 4 4£ i4 8xl0-inc- h Hand Blotters Composition Books Desk Blotters 12x19 Desk Pads 8x5 DupUcate Sales Books Jap Mechanical Pencils Envelopes 24 to pkg Order Books Crepe Paper roU DupUcate Cash Books Ash Trays for Saturday Taffy—Vanilla Chocolate Reform Pencils Assorted Japanese Pencils Hunt CUps i t Jewel Pencils Spelling Tablets flat Pocket Pencils Tablets Pen and Pencil Combination Tablets If you’re tired of shadows bars and zebra stripe's' In your hoteryr you’ll thrill at even these new ringless ones 811190th weave silk sealed for extra wear 7J4£ 3x5-inc- h 5x8-inc- h Perfection at Last Last Day at This Price a ’ NO DELIVERIES Hosiery ' 5 Serve your summer beverages in glasses especially designed five diffrent sizes three different and delightful designs Decorative rings in black and white green and white red and white Reg 1 7562 Pieces in the Lot! 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