| Show t ‘ LOCAL METAL PRICES Weather-forecas- t day and Monday -- IDAHO Fair m Sun- NEVADA—Fair Sunday and Monday (Detailed Report on Pate ' w i ""— 8-- - VOL 129 NO 38 l -- SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING MAY 20 1934 entered at tha Foetoffiee at Salt a UaUar Ulu Cltl aa Saeood-Claa- t SEIZE RULE r" Request for Ratification of Geneva Agree- ment Spurs Council to Press World Ac-- ? tion for Peace' iir Chaco Area Roosevelt King Boris Decrees r Dictator Military ship After Revolt Cabinet Men Seized Monarch Rumored as Leader inf Junking Constitution Regime (CoprrUht 1934 by Associated Press) SOFIA Bulgaria May 19— Striking owiftly before the tun was up the Bulgarian army today junked constitutional government and took control of tho nation' Under a military dictator hip established by royal decrees - -Whether King Boris the monarch who has the reputation of being a fighter Was the sponsor of the coup d’etat or had it thrust upon him by the army was not immldiately apparent even to the populace of Sofia Whatever his original position the king acquiesced promptly to the new (ate of affairs and signed decrees which dissolved parliament and put the new government with Kimon Gueroguieff as premier in power Cabinet Under Arrest Members of the former cabinet were arrested and placed under guard as the soldiers scifed the government Reports that 'several hundred persons had been arrested Were'heSrYW'the treets1 ’ ' pel-ac- i tion” r’ — — — A— Cahlaot Named : — With the premier who will tempoof foreign afrarily hold the portfolio fairs the following ' members will serve: Peter Midiloff interior and tempo- rarily Justice!Peter Todoboff finance General Petko Zlateff war Professor Yanki Mploff education Kosta Noyadjieff former national bonk president commerce and temporarily agriculture Nicholas Zacharleff public 'works and temporarily railways Expansion of the cabinet later by naming permanent holders for some of the temporarily held portfolios is planned the government announced Bust ofXJ S Artists Placed in Honor Hall NEW YORK May 18 ()— Four American artists were honored by New York university today with the unveiling of their busts ' in the hall ” of American artists The bronze busts made from life by Albin Tolasek of Chicago were of Francis Davis Millet Mural painter Charles Grafly sculptor Elihu Vedder and Charles Webster Haw- - thorne painters “Miss Dorothy Grafly of Philadel- i phia unveiled the bust of her father for many years a teacher in the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and discussed his work The bust of Millet was unveiled by Josephine Millet his granddaughter - Zinc jQt looiwek?z-£aA c coppw J) AID APPEAL Sevier Valley Beet Men 45c — 850c 435c -- f iise ' BLOCKS BY BLAZE STOCKYARD SECTOR m Nearly Fifty Persons7 Hurtf ThousandsT of Animals Meet Death' Police Hun Firebug After $800000 Blaze u ?( If A -- Piute 2000 Battle Flames for t Three Reported Miss ing With ers Made Homeless 19-D- routh I9(AV-Chicago- — BATTLES MARK MOVE TO OPEN TRUCK ROUTES GOLD INDUSTRY MILLS URGES ASKS $100000000' GOP one-ha- lf BATTLE TO ‘SAVE’ U S FEDERAL LOAN ry m -- -- larfng -- and--Per- ’ MYSTERY MAN ROBLES KIDNAP IN DEATH QUIZ SOLUTION SEEN city-wide- ’ cig-ar- et y Hunt - - livli-hoo- d pao-plear- ' Pe ' In This Issue of -- “ The Sunday Tribune e gray-haire- d one-hal- ’ Honor Among Women ir Wisconsin Progressives Form New Party With La Follette as Leader acre-fee- t' 5-- $10000 l6s WHAT this 11-- 7-- 1-- 7-- iqbis 8-- 11-- '' how-eve- ' h A ' Silver (iorelgn) Copper 400c Dead' Their help necessary Seeking Water From to prevent the'translt of arms An official communique issued toReservoir night said the cablegrams asked the i countries concerned if they were prepared to- - prevent exportation or reexportation from their territories of S NEWBURYPORT Mass May 19 (AP)— Police and fire PARLEY' SET L arms- - airplanes or airplane motors officials tonight sought a firebug whose early morning activior parts ammunition or any other ties caused fires resultingkin $800000 damage war instruments and materials The fire was the most disastrous in the city’s history Four The exportation ban would apply Figlit Renewed Park firemen were injured and ten others overcome by smoke The Parato intended for only shipments flames swept through the waterfront district of Mrrimack-Mark- et guay or Bolivia it would affect both for Wayne Status and State streets ana government private shipments Fifteen business places were destroyed along with a dozen and would Include enterprises by 1200 OthWonderland block Firemen from 13 dwellings including an eight-fami- ly either nationals or foreigners cities and towns answered the call for aid Need U S Help Police questioned two small boys and an intoxicated man President Roosevelt's action in askin their quest for the identity of the person who set the fires Special to The Tribune ing the United States senate to ratify -- is but they met with little success CITY May the Geneva arms convention was said CEDAR ’s CHICAGO jMay The disastrous fire was preceded by several other small by Francisco Castello Najera of Mex- threatened sugar beet interests of the most disastrous lire since the some believed ones had connection which ico chairman of the Chaco commitwith the police AsSiever valley appealed to the tee to have had a favorable influholocaust of 1871 tonight major one sociated Civic clubs of Southern 4 is one of the oldest seaports in the country ence the project upon out 42 square blocks of property tfewburypnrt V wiped "I am convinced that with the help Utah at the organization’s meetand long ago was an important shipbuilding center id Psckingtown sod tho adjacent area of the American nations including here Saturday to' lend their ing with an estimated loss of $10000000 r the United States” he declared “that -"to" plans for1 obtaining imKing Boris this lamentable war can be ended support The conflagration starting as did the mafor mediate water crops nearing The council acted in open session historic fire of 71 In the stockyards and the adoption of the resolution turity The suggestion was made that area raged uncontrolled for four and was Recorded as by unanimous vote sufficient water might be obtained hours Not until 7:30 p m since representatives of the two na- from the Piute reservoir if prompt actions affeeted did not voice objec- tion were taken and the project met (central itandard time) did Eire Martions with approval of Millard county shal Michael Corrigan directing efThe embargo Was suggested Just farmers forts of 2000 firemen declare that tha two days ago by Captain Anthony A committee headed by President blaze wae under control Eden British delegate and the coun- Frank G Martlnes Owen Bunker cil moved speedily referring the mat Millard county director and State Every available piece of fire fightter to jurists yesterday Beaver Senator George Jefferson ing equipment In the city was thrown ' The jurists immediately drew up county director will consult with the into’ the melee Firemen off duty and was which the resolution adopted governor along with officials of the Producers Plan to Boost go Head Flays on vacation were hurriedly summoned These are Denmark Australia Bel- within a few minutes after it was Gunnison Sugar company Monday in to the fight Three hundred policemen Finpresented Salt Lake President Martlnes also will Code gium Canada thfe United States New Deal as Seeking Proposal Output Score Hurt in Minneapolis land Lithuania Luxemburg Holland RIO DE JANEIRO contact officials of three canal comcommanded by 25 captains and under May 19 that Millard in and urge county panies Under Portugal Sweden Switzerland Jugothe supervision of Police Commie Study of Peru and ColomRule to Representatives Industry Labor Riots Lake slavia and Uruguay they have representatives at the consioner James Allman marshalled the bia today reached a peaceful settle- ference - 4 t with the governor v Third Groap ment of the differences between their huge crowds of curious who flocked to The plight of tha Sevier county augar By Aaeocleted Free A third group to which cables were nations ever tho Jungle border vilthe area out of the fire fighters’ way By AuoclikUd Frtu Gold sent takes in countries bordering on lage oriieticia and thus dissipated beet growers waa brought to the at- DENVER Colo May 19--The and aided in tha actual work of tha N Y PLAINS May tention of the convention by L J It consists of Association of America decid- “WHITE (ho warring nations (Continued on Fee' FOur) ta Associated Free Arnold agricultural auperintendentof Mining that tho Republican party firefighters Plante Brazil - Chita (Column Two) Argentina to further and hero today ed spend study policemen’s brickbats Big Escape Flying the Gunnison Sugar company Hart was “born to sava the union” Ogden its wide sweep the blaze Sanders general superintendent Mo- on proposals for a gold code and to clubs dealt Injuries to score of perDespite treas- did not attack any of the major packroni Jensen and G A Staples Sevier ask the federal government to lend L Mills former secretary of the sons at Minneapolis Saturday as sjrdet Daniel Pg- - the 100 million ury said today that It “must now ing companies’ plants They were locommissioners and of county upwards atindustry fighting and 'rioting 'marked the terson president of the Sevier Beet dollars go forth to battle to sava the- - prin- cated in a westerly direction from the Growers’ association Mr Arnold With this and the adoption of oth- ciples jupoii which the union was flames which started near the westtempt of police to open arteries for ern limits of the mile square yards commercial truck transportation parpointed out that last fall conditions er legislation the association ended a founded” and prospects for an unusually large two-daconvention called by offiMills flaying tho “new deal” said apparently from $ carelessly tossed alyzed since Tuesday night by a t - beet yield and increase in price to cials the most significant in the indus- ho saw disguised in it “definite steps struck Of Union truck drivers deaths No Were but the sugar company try’s history three to growers the a in reported prompted looking program major Governor Floyd B Olson served not Tasker L Oddie former United ultimate setting up of a system of eco persons were reported missing Offip urge farmers toiplant greater acretice- that martial law would be de- Hickman’s senator Nevada age nomic Directs from States presiEvidence planning by the government on cers and physicians carried through Suspicion Attorneys Prediction Justified dent of the association J C Kemp a nationwide scale accompanied by the heavy pail of smoke and embers ' clared in- - Minneapolis "unless there Har- control of industry and tha regimen- 25 seriously injured firemen and spec- to Two Unnamed The Increased price prediction was Van Ee Jr secretary-treasure- r was a halt in disorders Acquaintance of Slain tator They were taken to hospitals asserted since this year ry Sears of San Francisco president tation of the American people" he justified of in occurred The disorders spite Persons Girl Utah Addressing the Association of New as were a Score of others who had been will be paid $650 per ton of the Mining Association of Qalifor-nigrowers a tentative settlement reached early while they received only $475 per ton Harry S Joseph of Salt Lake York State Young Republican clubs stifled by the oppressive heat and in the day in conferences with'Gov for last year’s crop The water short- chairman of the resolutions commit- which cheered predictions of a state fumes Three of the casualties were ernor Olson of Minnesota TUCSON Ariz Jjiay 19 (P)— Solu- age could not have been forseen he tee and other leaders declared the and national comeback by the party in a critical condition SAN FRANCISCO May 19 (A3)— A At least 1200 persons were rendered In two other transportation fields Louise of the mystery underlying the said and the officials are concerned convention marked an- important Mills aaid whom tion ' acquaintance mysterious however truces were more effective homeless : in the progress of gold pro over He outlook warned the milepost Decide” present "Let Robles of rescue June People and to seemed kidnaping A score of landmarks famous In Tugmen employed by the Great Lakes Jeppesen slain Utah girl ductitfh that farmers are seriously considering “The has come to present the Packlngtown— seat of the world’s ' Towing company returned to work fear a few hours before her battered was said by authorities here today plowing up the greater part of their “For the first time in its history issue timeand ' to Ameriextha at all Great Lakes ports with the greatest meat packing industry-e- nd fields on account of not having suffi- the industry has united on a question can fairly indsquarely was found in Golden Gatepark to be imminent to let them decldo dozens of cottages shops stores and people ception of ToIedv Ohio pending ne- body said Ee Van of for The statement was mode after it cient water to mature them Id the policy” Kemp whether they desire to sanction a pro- office buildings were attacked or degotiations by the pgtionsl tabor was sought tonight by attorneys areaa seriously affected there are Code Opposed gram which inevitably means revolu- molished by the flames that swept board Millard Hickman marine engineer had become knoin the physical evi- about 4000 acres representing the The conservative faction of the as- tionary changes in our government with volcanic fury from the eastward Twelve thousand longshoremen Of accused of the girl’s murder dence found in the underground desof 800 beet farmers a sociation heavily outnumbered won institution!) and civilization Tha into the heart of the yards and on the Pacific coast who have been on was child in which attorthe Hickman's ert prison Mr Arnold also said that prospects out in mature deliberation over the entitled to have the issue across Hoisted street Into a residenstrike since may) 9 voted authority Harry McKenzie 19 days often her for a bumper crop are still good prounifound last search for the Monday the to to revealed drawn are entitled code proposals Opposition to union representatives' to consider ney They tial and commercial neighborhood setting sharply vided water can be obtained but recondor from both sides peace terms At- Washington Secre- dentified man who assertedly was disappearance had directed suspicion ports from Brice McBride Sevier up a code for the industry was vlg complete v Many Animals Perish v of two no be 'a unnamed persons “There must orous on the floor of the convention repetition tary pf Labor Perkins suggested-seen by’ Miss Jeppesen while she toward commissioner indicate water river Thousands of cattle sheep and hogs want did Demonot their 1932 who at the initial session and members the campaign when tha general conference of seamen and Hickman and others were dining at Officers names used indicated it might be de- the supply will be only half of the code committee expressed the cratic party made certain specific trapped by tha scorching wave pership owners to seek a solution to the as first expected The only hope of would do nothing else pledges practically all of which have ished in their stalls but others were strike which has virtually tied up a night club the evening before the termined in a few hours whether relief said Mr Peterson is that Mil- opinion tothey their theory as to the identity return a report vetoing all since been repudiated while the true herded into havens Pens corrals runslaying except shipping on the wen-toas- t The pitched battles on the streets “She was greatly agitated when she of one or more of the kidnapers lard county farmers who have 15000 cpde proposals purposes of the present administra- ways plants sheds and other wooden feet of water stored In Piute reservoir However in subsequent delibera- tion were ebneealed in obscure and structures in the yards burned like of Minneapolis were precipitated by saw this man” said McKenzie "and was correct paper boxes in the wave ot fire Several articles found in the pit located above the Sevier valley can tions the committee headed by Ulvocal language” an attempt of fruit trucks to leave we are anxious to talk to him' Police meanwhile indicated they with June were understood to have sell it to the beet growers aaid that the “revolutionary Smoke at the height ot the fire ' a a warehouse Charles E Segerstrom ot Sonora Cal under police guard It is hoped he said that the state could be seen as far away as South satisfied with their been traced and the identity of perPickets rushed them but were driven Four) (Coatlnnrd on Pan Four) (Continued on Bend Ind by aviators The flames (Column One) (Column Pour) back by the police 'Bombarding the circumstantial case against Hickman sons in whose possession they were can assist the beet growers in this were clearly visible from the tops relief fund made trucks with rocks and 'paving frag- who they assert left his hotel with believed to have been at the time of through the drouth of taller Loop buildings five miles to ments the pickets advanced again the girl at 3 o’clock last Sunday morn- the kidnaping tentatively established available by the federal government ' ' the north Twelve police cars rushed to the ing and did not return until after The predicted impending “break” He said members of his organization A series of explosive blasts set oft scene and escorted the trucks through 4 o’clock It 'was shortly after that in the case came after several days are willing to buy the water The by firemen to stop the tide of flame hour Miss Jeppesen’a body was found of questioning of possible suspects importance of obtaining sufficient the milling fighting crowd water to mature the crop was empharazed several structures in its path Under heavy police guard truck Hickman was transferred today to and fruitless attempts to find some sized but was ineffectual In staying its by Mr Jensen chairman of gaxdsnersnuaheL-J:heirwaytcUtihthe county jail and pn Monday is one little June would jreoognizeas courser- ' commissioners' He' also the 'man who took her away from in reopened Minneapolis produce mar- scheduled fo enter "his" plea ln“ Mayor Edward Kelly termed thefront of Roskruge school on April 25 suggested a method by which the Milcourt a ket of famine threat the lessening perior In of SPECIAL FEATURES ' Mystery man sought slaying blaze the worst since the community ' officers again an- or as one of two other men she said lard county people might be frunished ' Considerable property damage was Prosecuting 1 Ogden girl Page was laid waste by the fire of 1871 and caused to the fan houses of two Pea- nounced they would resist efforts of she saw while she was in the prison water in exchange for that turned over Weekly' article by Frank H Marshal - Corrigan de- f miles from to Sevier farmers Mills urges G O P to fight to body Coal company mines near McKenzie to delay trial of the case hole nine and monda Page “ 4 (Continued bn Fete Elsht) Tucson 'save” nation Page 1 Water Last by Spreading Springfield 111 by bomb explosions until July (Column One) Parade of the Week's Events — An Rival mine unions have been lighting (Police investigation revealed two She has led authorities to believe Near Sallna he said the Sevier exclusive Tribune feature Pages for supremacy In the district persons whose testimony might fix she would know one of her abduc- river and the Salina creek have Fourteen national guardsmen aug- the approximate hour of the killing tors although she said they generally spread out over such a large area that and WORLD NEWS G A Nieborger and Harry Rose both made her turn her bick to them All hundreds of acres of land are covered Boy Scout Page— News of regional mented company guards at the beBulgarian army revolts seizes govheard persons who have been brought with water not only increasing evap- scouting activities Page company coal irrtne at informed police they had ernment Page 1 Mo where “marching1 screams within a few minutes after fore her so far however have failed oration but also creating an unhealthy Moberly Short story by a Utah writer Maga- League calls for arms mine workers sought to halt mining 4 Brin while passing near where Miss to arouse any spark of memory in condition This condition can be remeembargo pn her died by bridging the river channel for zine section Jeppesen was found slain operations Paraguay Bolivia Page l a distance of four or five miles thus Utah Pioneers with Day by Day Overthrow of Japanese cabinet preof Page German Baroness Robbed draining thousands of dicted Page water from the swamp lands that will Of in Jewelry run on into the Millard county regions LOCAL AND REGIONAL according to Mr Jensen He added that FEATURES DEPARTMENTS the beet crop is the only cash crop Goverhment rebuffed in Utah powANGELES May 19 m—Theft Editorials Senator from Sandpit that 12-and it iaSavier county er rate caae Page By GEORGE GIBBS of jewelry valued at $10000 from the grown Forum letters Page is worth a half million home of Mrs E Ryhlner Morrill 80 dollars a approximately to board Pardons grants clemency 14-year and Markets and finance Pages FOND JDU LAC' Wis Mgy 19 umn where many primary elecGerman baroness was reported to poIts failure means distress if not two slayers Page 12-15-commonwealth OP) — In tions lor years past have found lice today irruin for Another farmers many Sevier valley beet growers appal The loot included a baronial corothem contesting with regular Rewhere the "Wiaconsin - idea” of Gate Page rigation project but not of the emerUtah clubs lor drouth Garden politics originated more than 20 publicans for state and national net valued at $3000 a lavalliere worth gency nature was put before the or- to southern 1 to aid Pages Society Page a of $1000 offices and $2000 tar rings years ago Wisconsin progrespair ganization by former State Senator Senator Robert M La Follette three diamond rings valued at $4000 David Mr Gibbs tells about it sives today created a new politiGreater'Ealt Lake days plans an Music10-- Drama U--and the Screen Hirschi of Hurricane The pro' The seven-poin- t headcal party to be led in battle this new end will ceremonial Jr Rages 12-campaign under the nounced con he said under had Page been posal tbrillingiy and glamorparty label - ai a supporter of dress was of gold and set wjtb numer- 8ideration for several years and year by Senator Robert M La to ‘‘r Reclamation official urges speed on Sports Pages ous small diamonds Follette Jr who is up for rePresident Roosevelt He so indito of would Untold the be benefit Classified advertising Pages Jo and Utah lake projects pew serial ously cated in a speech which he made flection extreme southeastern corner of the Deer creek 12 B ISLAND MILLIONAIRE DIES to the new party conference late The new organization will be state The project calls for impound- Page known as "the Progressive HONOLULU’ May 19 (IP)— L Ah today after delegates bad gone on all waste water of Virgin river - SUPPLEMENTS record overwhelmingly in favor Leong 78 who arrived in Hawaii as ing BEGINNINGTODAY party” retaining the label which NATIONAL in three to flVe major reservoirs M La Rea Senator 21 late of Robert cook the breaking awsy from the years old and became one a tunnel through the Hurricane fault Junior Tribune 42 causes blocks to razes of Follette applied that branch the wealthiest men id the islaiyls and the expending of from five to Chicago fire ' publican party ' READ IT FROM Twelve pages of the world’s best 1 r of the Republican party which Ia the state campaign died today six million dollars C W Love Jr $10000000 loss Page comics new headed he His fortune estimated at $1000000 St the THE FIRST' "many years political alignment Score Injured in Minneapolis labor George and Chauncey Sandberg With the creation of the Pro--'which will select its candidates was built on merchandising and real Magazine section with Ripley’s Be' " direo riots Page 1 Hurricane county Washington O Will folor lieve Rogers La a Is for 10 Not state offices st later date' estate He survived by his widow It Follette gressive party 'the Turn to Pago 16 Section O tors with President Martinez will Kathleen Norris Art and "will turn its guns on' the Demosons three daughters and 56 grand Gold mining Industry seeks lowing in Wisconsin will official-- on Pm Four) (Contlnurd L col Literature cratic Schedeman administration federal loan Page children ( (Column Out) ly abandon the Republican - By JOSEPH E SHARKEY Associated Press Foreign Staff GENEVA May 19— Spurred by President Roosevelt’s initiative In asking the American senate to ratify the the Geneva arms convention League of Nations today dispatched cables to 31 governments asking if they are ready to clamp on an arms embargo on warring Paraguay and Bolivian The cables were sent by the coun cil’s Chaco -- committee Immediately after the council unanimously had adopted a resolution to take steps designed to put an embargo into effect at the earliest possible moment They suggest the countries to which they are addressed withhold materials of war of every kind from the two South American nations and thereby force them to stop their Jungle con " fliet" To AU Nations Cables were sent to all the countries that were members of the 1933 discussed the council which - first embargo Those are Great Britain France Italy Germany Norway Spain China Mex lco Panama' Guatemala and Ireland In addition queries went forth to nations elected to the council Of 1934 end countries mentioned by other states as nations whose cooperation is necessary for an effective embar- - Soldiers weri in absolute control of the situation not only here but Other cities (hroughout'the country Heavy guards were on duty at all public buildings and in the streets and most of the populace remained indoors No disturbances were reported from any section of the nation The blow was struck swiftly and effectively before dawn and in the manner of its execution showed evidence of weeks of planning Army In Control In the time required for brief military march through the Streets to previously designated posts of duty the army was in control of the whole nation from the premiership down to the mayors of villages e Soldiers also went to the royal and soon King Boris was signing decree after decree setting up the new form of government Some 30 documents had received his approval by noon One report was that the first information the king had of the movement was when soldiers surrounded his residence ( Even of that was the case the monarch did not hesitate long about giving his approval The manifesto describes the new government as an “authority” regime “independent of political passions’ There will not even be municipal elections which have been a source of embarrassment to the government recently because of the huge communist vote piled up in them The "cooperation of the army” came as a result the declaration explained of "the general collapse of the democratic regime and consciousness if the necessity for ending a dangerous situa- 00 ) 82 PAGESVTEN CENTS a 'IN BULGARIA I Gold s CIVIC CLUBS FORTY-TW-O LeaguCalls Upon Nations TbClampon Arms Embargo RAZED Against Paraguay Boliv-i- GET DROUTH ARMY HEADS : rr 4' r IS IT?' v |
