| Show I ' - y - THE BALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY ifORNINO- - MAY 30 WCTU Survey ? vu ’ Th morning lair but cloud? m the pioneer camp with a alight - bold wind blowing from the north-Wa- three-fourth- Hitler Agree on Dry Leader Necessity of Com i tt Jn Drunkenness of the preceding year the increase In Intoxication continues to break even preprohibitton records" Th W C T U concluded that "all Christmas holidays following repeal battle professed to be actuated by S' great end overwhelming dasir for ‘true temperance but beer and repeal have not fostered that sweet virtue" FIRE DESTROYS STOCK PORTLAND Ore May IS WV-- g loss estimated ay tha fire marshal al 8100000 was caused here today whet fire ruined the D N Ac E Waites company building A Stock ef Jin eng orients leuKvdraperle-u4ai- rugs waa lost and only the txterioe of tha building wu left standing " — jwctwAnn Say Repeal CrcgtesNew Moral — 'V -- Hazards ROME May 18 UP)— Premier Mus After traveling three and solinl and Chancellor Hitler are in EVANSTON Hi May 19 UP-)-k sun miles from their noon stop the agreement on th necessity of ar of America aince repeal of propioneers crossed tributary of the riving at a disarmament treaty" an vey Plstte ICsstle creek or Blue creek) official communique announced today hibition th National Women's Chriswhich was from four to eight rods after tha premier had conferred with tian Temperance union anpouneel towide and twq and a half feet deep General Joachim von Ribbentrop night has shown "startling increases roost of the way across It was German disarmament envoy in drunkenness" The visit here of General von very crooked stream with quicksand at toe bottom a rapid current end wu regarded in diplomatic The W C T U in today’s issue of circles as an Indication that Germany its “Union Signal" said it had gone color of like a sandy being The brethren and Italy may join in a strong effort to court records around th country that of the Platte rushed the teems through at e rapid to prevent breakdown of tha disarma- for signs of the effect of repeal and had found In most places an increase in rate andi in quick succession getting ment conference' through safely and making tha road Fully empowered to express the “unmistakable drunkenness" breakbetter for the last teem Rome of the views of his chief General von Rib- ing even preprohibition records brethren had to double teams to “get bentrop conferred at length with the Tabulated figures showing increase over This large stream was named Italian premier and "went thorough- as compared with early months of Castle xreek from the formation of ly into th situation" tha communique 1933 were given as follow New York City 585 per cent Si Louis 23 5 the bluffs on toe opposite side ot the said called Blue -- JfremlttMussollnl for some time has Los Angeles 955 Minneapolis )8t river it Uvwut-X193creek After getting safely across this been an advocate of some rearma- Boston 214 Denver 116 8 Portland stream the pioneers proceeded about ment for Germany to be coupled in Oregon 116 8 Duluth 69 4 Worces Sour miles farther and found that the a treaty with a provision that France ter Mass 540: and the town of Rosriver bent considerably to tie north-Th- retain her present strength Germany well N M' tallied 149 reported cases of intoxication during 1933 agaipst 58 bluffs on the south side had has held a similar view The German envoy’s visit to Rome in 1932 much the appeargnpe of castellated Tha increasa In drunkenness in towers and looked very handsome had not been announced in advance tha W C T U said and romantic One of them accord- and the unexpectedness ot the action Cincinnati “sines the first of the year haa caused ing to toe brethren looked like Solo- added to the interest of observers Before vlaltipgL Rome Chancellor the city officials grave concern The mon’s temple these bluffs were named Castle Bluffs At 3 30 p m HiUer’s envoy spent several days in records show that the city hospitals with admitted 21g patients suffering from encampment wag made for tod night London where he conferred alcoholism during January and Februnear the river whr there was British cabinet members plenty of water feed and wood The Officials in London indicated that ary of 1934 ai compared with 120 such company had traveled eight miles in to German representative wu not cases during the same period last year CHARLES D BARNUM the afternoon or J8 4 miles during encoiraged there to expect support "A most Incredible Increase In Bom $fey 9 1800 in Leads County Canada died September 9 1884 the day A shower of rain passed frci Britain for Genpsny’a arm drunkenness la shown In the figures Lake Salt City Ip from Philadelphia Beginning with the over toe camp just before the night mept policies Christina holidays following repeal was what was called Ash Hollow or row across but as the current was hilt was made more than on Fremont's map Ash Creek The so exceedingly swift the oars had no Erastus Snow remarked that after Christ church is Oxford's largest when arrests mounted pioneer also noticed three islands In effect Brother Brown then jumped 148 people 73 teams and J7 cows had the river a short distance west hav- into the river which wes about passed over the country they left ing a heavy growth of cedar on two and a halt feet deep and dragged very good trail behind them Charles D Barnum of the pioneer thepu The pioneers were very anx- the boat over the others assisting ious tq Enow If this place was Ash with the oars After some hardlabor band was a Canadian having been Hallow where the Oregon trail the four brethren reached the oppo- bom near ProckviUe Leeds county struck the river lor if that was the site shore and went to the hollow Canada May 9 1800 He was an excase they would have a better oppor- They soon found the Oregon Trail cellent stone mason and did the first tunity of tosting Fremont’s distances and thus ascertained that foe place quarrying on toe tempi at Nauvoo tq Fort Laramie They had already was really Ash Hollow Brother He came to Salt Lake City with tot LOW PRICES ascertained that Frcmont'a map was Brown bad traveled that road to with- pioneers and returned to Winter 345 STATE not perfect in several respects espe- in a short distance of Fort Laramie Quarters the same year He came to cially In showing the windings of the the previous season with toe Missis- the valley a aecond time In 1850 end river and the distance from It to the sippi company of Saints and knew located in toe Fifteenth ward where bluffs- - R was auggested that gome the place perfectly well The breth- he resided until his death which ocpersona should gross iht river' in the ren found toe grave of an Oregon curred In Salt Lake City September "Revenue Cutter" The boat was soon emigrant whom Brother Brown had 9 1894 He was conspicuous in all tha early buildings being erected in whan Oreon assisted to bury the previous year hauled to tha river ' Pratt Amasa M Lyman Luke S About p m s soon as the four the city and held many church ofJohnson and John Brown started to brethren had returned from their vis fices V - one-quart- TCaaOTSKs- p the-wat- er eEj fcistfc so ma WIP?& 3-- O ItJi EASVTEEH3’- STREET Minister Hopes est-mat- SWELTERS IN TEW AEO - TORRID WAVE — FOP BETTES Natiouglly I'tmoui DE LUXE STUDIO $3B00 RULING FAVORS Dead Missionary May Be Cleared - J fortemplated closing the Black hills est reserve for tourists if toe drouth continues Authorities emphasized that small grain damage could not yet be since rains in toe next fortsharp rally night would cause eflecting damage to grains not only from sctusl drouth but from scourges of chinch bugs and grassCourJ Enjoins Officials hoppers which thrive on dry weath- J er the Chicago gr§in market swung Alaskan Moses’ Never Had Rejecting Rids higher today Cities dependent on river and lakes Chance to Defend Self on Trucks for water passed ordinances preventU S Specif ing use pf water except for drinking Senator Told cooking and bathing purposes Program to Relieve WASHINGTON Mar 19 WV-- A Exodus of xsttle in large numbers SecArid Farm ' hu started in South Dakota WASHINGTON May 19 (fl--A plea temporary injunction forbidding Pastures gone and forage unavail- to clear the name of a wilderness Mo- retary Ickes and Secretary Wallace from rejecting bids of a Ford motor able fanners were reported shipping DES MOINES Iowa May 18 (UP) unfinished cattle to market In north- ses who led a tribe of Indians from car dealer for government truck concannibalism to productive civilization tracts was issued today by the District —Mounting temperatures which sent west Iowa where thousands of bushels was today to the senate Indian of Columbia supreme court the mercury over the 100 mark caused of corn are under seal for govern- affairsmade committee The injunction was Issued In ment cattle loans unfinished and in concern hogs the again today gerious to a complain by the Northwest The Indians live on the little island midwest victim of lour months of were being sent to markets Melakahtla ip southern Alaska Their Motor company of Bethesda Md drouth and dust storms -town boasts of three miles pf sideThat company informed toe court While the federal '“government WASHINGTON May 19 W)— Be- walks comfortable homes a prosper- Ickes and Wallace refused to accept moved to put into effect a $50000000 cause ot extreme drouth conditions ous in north central states the farm adfishing industry and represent! the low bids on government truck orderi program to JrolP northwest farmers ministration sid would hasguidance of WUlianm Duncen because affidavits of Ford Motor com it today been burned whose crops hsva up ten the an of second English wheat bene missionary payment pany compliance with the N R A u said that only fit by dry weather experts Duncan died some years ago which It expected to to bro- toippbile code were not' furnished payments next rainfall tha abundant during ken old man Dr Mark I Matthews them about $27000000 fortnight would prevent severe prop talApproximately $7500000 will go minister of the First Presbyterian The suit brought by the Bethesda losses e of Seattle told the committee agency to compel government Effects of showers a week ago to the principal spring wheat states church of the federal bu he trucks said it had died are which also those after of hardest Ford agents hit by storm which settled the worst dust three separate bids which toIn 50 years were dissipated today by drouth It will be distributed as fol- rauof education had destroyed his his school and taled approximately $30000 less than demolished lows cannery a broiling gun that parched growing Montana $1680000 North Dakota conducted themselves like a ruthless the bids of the next lowest competitor fields dried up wells and streams Chevrolet $3000000 South Dakota $1400000 invading army aqd reduced the Mississippi river to and Minnesota Matthews said he sought chiefly to Filing of the suit followed ruling $500000 — — - the lowest stage in 40 years George R Farrell chief of the wheat have Duncan’s nama cleared of charge by J R McCarl comptroller general Water Heeling section said the local Inspection of made against him and on which he was who ordered government departments to reject bids not accompanied by cerFarmers whose well have gone farm to determine compliance with never given a hearing dry are hauling water in tank trucks contract provision would be has- Duncan went from London in the tificate stating that toe gopds inin South Dakota' At Chamberlain tened particularly in the drouth area ’80’s to minister to a tribe of Indians volved were produced In full compliS D pastors will begin tomorrow a la order that itcond payments may in northwest Canada who were so sav- ance with N RA agreements week of prayer for rain Bangers eon- - be made quickly Th Northwest Motor company cerage Matthew laid tha naarby trading post of the Hudson’s Bay company had tified It had complied with epplicable codes but refused to say positively that to fortify against them Witnesses brought a stack of docu- Ford truck wer produced in compll-anwith codes mentary proof Chairman Wheeler (D Mont) suggested that Matthews draw up a plan for restitution but said there could be no legislation at this session Removabi bridge work is coining more in demand than pf congress should the claims be found DROUTH AREA t ij Mussolini it across the river the pioneers continued tha journey Tha company followed Jh course of the river and about on and quarter miles above Ash Hollow there ware several small islands on which grew many Cedar trees THURSDAY MAT three-quarte- Claims Increase NEARACCORD By ANUREV? JENSON Assistant L D 8 Church Historian After grazing the cattle were gathered up and at 7:45 a m the pioneers continued their Journey but they had not traveled ever a quarter of a mile before the roadometer gave way on account of the rain the previous day causing the wood to swell One ot the cogs in the small wheel had broken off Th® wagon wth the Roadometer was stopped about half an hour while Appleton M Hannon took the Roadometer to pieces and put it up again without the small Wheel William Clayton had to count each mile after that until Jh machine was repaired after traveling The company of a mill from the prevloua night’s encampment crossed a creek eight feet wide and two and a half feet deep The course' was then changed to nearly a southwesterly direction for a mii or so following the bank of the river as the ground was wet and swampy pear the bluffs Here the river wound about three miles In a bend end struck a little north of west The bluffs on the north side at this point appeared to be about two miles from the river The weather was cold and the brethren suffered considerably from the effects of the cold weather About 10 a m the company passed lone cedar tree which had in it the body of an Indian child which was wrapped In 0 thin layer of straw then two wrappers of deer skin covered with a buffalo robe fh whole was lashed to a tree with rawhide bands it had two spoons a horn and a shot pouch attached to it- At ll:?5 a- - m the company halted for noon to feed having traveled s miles over a seven and tolerably good road though at the commencement somewhat soft Tall grass was thinly scattered over the ground at this place tha opposite aide of the rfver from the encampment the bluffs projected nearly to its banks They were rugged and almost perpendicular and beautified for miles by groves of tun-ba-r Directly opposite the halting place the pioneers could see a ravine running up the bluffs and t tha foot a flat bottom of about fifteen acres At the farther aide ot this bottom was a grove of trees not yet in leal Brothar John Brown thought thes trees were ash and that the place X T 1834 ROME BERLIN 1847 " : COMPANY ‘ Choice vm U5T WHILE From r 050000000 Nope Sold for Cutis! 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