| Show MAY 20 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING HBMMMS News' Glances by States G'OPJUHTED Bf Auioctitfd Prtu MONTANA BILLINGS May 19—There appears to be some lack ot harmony in the office of Dr Eli M Farr county health officer Dr Farr for reasons known only to- - himself hkes to go out and capture rattlesnakes He keeps them at home now Once ha bought one to the office but an attendant etherized it as soon as the doctor left NEW MEXICO ALBUQUEBQU5 W— Colonel Jack Pother of Clayton well known New Mexico legislator is hunting a tombstone Not however lor hls personal use Potter an authority on the career of Billy the Kid famous outlaw of early years has just learned that the Kid’s tombstone probably TOKEEP JOBS t Hoover Asks War Secretary Probers to Call Al- leged Conspirators - ‘ WASHINGTON A May l9 CD new denial that Republican had conspired to retain patronage jobs and a demand to know whether A V was "just an Irresponsible falsifier in the wooden pistol section of the department of justice” was voiced today by Patrick J Hurley secretary of War lor Herbert Hoo- JAPAN CABINET Final Heats Scheduled for Sunday— UPSKT ir in existence somewhere and he wants to locale it It had been reported shot to pieces COLORADO DENVER— It was fortunate for a couple of atickups hera this morning that many of Denver's citizens bra not abroad early The holdups found three employes on duty when they prepared to loot the office of the Diamond Gas and Fuel company These men they proceeded to bind withadhe6ive tape but before they finished their work along came a couple more workmen ' They also were 'bound but then came the mailman and as he was subdued the icemen dropped in “I hope no one else comes” one holdup commented “We're nearly out of tape" Their reward was several hundred dollars —In California Jumping Frog Derby LOOMS — The Kentucky 'Forced (JPV-le-ading Hurley denied he had Conspired Sheriff Visiting with five other persons to keep ReThree lesser officials of the fmance publicans in and Democrats out of Victim Joke Chief’s have been arrested since ministry the federal liquor enforcement agenoiv charges Kuroda’s incarceration cies W L Payne was of receiving bribes of Police Chief He urged the removal of Dalrym-Meanwhile toe nation’s attention guilty of disturbing the peace SaturMay 19 MV-Tpie as special assistant to the attor- N WASHINGTON a focused on the domestic crisis is vtr he afternoon when 120000 R A played that day predicted today ney general saying Dalrymple had men would be given employment un practical joke on Sheriff E F Prater tually oblivious to foreign affairs made “malicious cowardly and slander conservation program of Twin Falls Idaho visitor to the Absorbed in he cabinet's difficulties the timber derous” charges and requested the the newspapers hardly noticed the of lumber the will go into city £odewhich committee to call all the other five his car statement of Sir John Simon British 1 was effect Sheriff Prater driving June foralleged conspirators including minister making it plain mer Republican Senator Watson of “While no accurate figures have south on State street between First foreign will not interfere in far Britain when streets South Second South been statement and a toe from compiled” Indiana and Moses of New Hamp ex- eastern affairs without the support the car bomb smoke in administrator said is “it quesplaced beyond shire of the United States tion a fact that the forest guards for- ploded Issues Denial Officially it was said nothing in est fire fighting units and increased his gasoline tank had Fearing Dalrymple former dihector of pro- logging staffs made necessary undet Sheriff Prater jammed on his the statement required comment on hibition denied he had made the the new rules will absorb a great num- irakes and abandoned the smoulder- The newspapers buried the storyelabinside pages without editorial charges himself He had letters read ber of the unemployed in districts ing machine meanwhile keeping Into the record from C W Broom aqp where the oration country’s 400000000 acres back a throng of curious spectators Lee Shannon whom he did not iden- of timber land Chief Payne and others from the are located informed had someone BEES OUTKICK MULE tify saying out that the program calls police station rushed to the scene them the “plot” was hatched at Hur- forPointing between private in- Chief Payne patted his visitor on the COWAN Tenn May 19 MV-- A' cooperation ley’s Virginia home and expressing dustry and the federal government the back and said: “It was only a joke” mule on the mountain farm of Marreadiness to produce witnesses N R A estimated that at least 100000 Somewhat chagrined but in all shall Miller kicked over a bee hive The committee will decide next men will be Sheriff Prater said and thereby lost its life Hundreds of employed by private con- friendliness week whether to proceed with the in- cerns toe remainder by federal agen “That’s all right but it’s the last time angry bees covered the animal and vestigation cies I park near the police station” stung it to death Hurley had threatened to institute criminal libel proceedings against ' Dalrymple and the latter said he was ready to meet them “at any time day or night at any place ” Besides Hurley Watson and Moses Dalrymple had said John S Hurley of New Hampshire former assistant to Dalrymple Edward E Birney former personnel officer of the dry unit and D H Reichgur assistant to Birney were involved in the meeting at Hurley’s home Jobs in Forests Farley Denies Plant For Santa Claut Stamp Idaho of Velocipede Makes Driver Getaway ’ Ilit-and-R- “ ‘ 1 WASHINGTON May 19 rv!n ATLANTA May 19 Santa Claus stamp after Baker investigator lor the solicitor all general's office hat found a new trafIt developed today that Postmaster fic menace— a hit and gun velocipede General Farley was joking the other driver ” day when he said the department Baker waj knocked down and planned to Issue a Santa Claus stamp bruised by a velocipede as ha stepped to commemorate Christmas out of a store He made that statement to reporters Excuse me mister” said toe youike after expressing pleasure at the re- ful driver and hurried on ception given toe Mother’s day stamp The department's press service said More than 1100 miles of new high” today “that was just a joke in ways are under construction during her early days in the frog Chine pond The Washington D C fire department sent two frogs by maiL They are Smoke and False Alarm whose safe arrival Is some kind of a tribute to Mr James Farley and his boys in the postoffice Smoke placed lifth in MV-Jher- e W-Mi- is to be no ANGELS CAMP CaL May 19 (UP) for the sport It was the biggest seen since the derby of American crowd the town has 'Sysv today in days when it was a boom city Crisis by Finance frogdom was under Old Budweiser a native aon of Calglittering setting ot the old California ifornia and holder of the world’s recScandal Involving gold country Scores of frogs of all shapes and ord with a mark of 13 feet 3 inches Official sizes were entered in the internation- made in 1932 was the favorite as post al frog jumping championship while time approached Budweiser carried the colors of Louis Fisher and most Angels Camp reverted to the pioneer of TOKYO May 20 (Sunday) money of Calavers county on days of 69 years ago Most mala cit- his the sleek green back Japanese newspaper The izens sported rough beards toe wo Asahl asserted today a cabinet up- men wore Zenobia a jumping filly from gambling de set is inevitable in the near future vices were operated freely and a Kingston N C ha1 many followers surround man could get a drink of “raw" liquor It wss pointed out that she has been over the financial--aeanda- l minister of hg he were'so Inclined mg Kideo Kuroda vi in the municipal frog pond at Angels finance Trials were held today and the fi- Camp lor three year and is comto is re determined Saito Premier nals were scheduled for Sunday pletely acclimated Zenobla'a owner sign if Kuroda’s guilt is proved says Thousands of visitors from all parts thought to much of her that he carthe paper of California came to Angels Camp ried an Insurance policy on the frog 1931 Kuroda was arrested on charges of corrupt fmanclal practices Political ferment was regarded as likely to continue - for several days before there are lurtherdevelop-ment- s ver 120000 to Get a s 1034 ' fOK A -GiOKTOiff ' he ‘ 63 New and Beautiful Designs in Light Summer AND Ac d 4 Testifies Again John S Hurley who replaced when the latter was given a s place in another bureau of the department testified again today He sid Dalrym pie’s claims were - AFfKWAfD Very Specially Priced Tomorrotv! 1500 Yards Printed Silk AJ r W Flat Crepe! Imagine! at only— inches tW floral and designs and colors foliage patterns on light or dark backgrounds Also stripes plaids checks and of course polka In jus-tic- Kumifaery dots slanderous propaganda instigated to harm not only Republicans but Democrats who hold public office Former Secretary Hurley said the letters read by Dalrymple put the basis for the charges "just one more step farther away” from the truth and that the department of justice was through its special assistant “passing the buck for a falsehood" Senator McKellar (D Tenn) said he thought Hurley was making a lot of “hullabaloo about nothing” and was taking the matter “too seriously” r 10500 Yards of New Washable L Silk Flat Cropol or Krinklo Crope! 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