| Show LOCAL METAL PRICES WEATHER FORECAST UTAH WYOMING — Cloudy Tuesday Wednesday Fair day and Wednesday (Detailed Report Page IDAHO-NEVADA- Tues- Local 15) Lead Entered at the Poatotfiee at Balt Lake Citr at Second-plu- s Matter VOL 129 NO 101 PORTSIAIT Coast Dockers Ballot on Arbitration Plan S F Tram Wrecked Battle at San Pedro Minneapolis Drivers SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TUESDAY MORNING JULY 24 Liquor Brings GRAZING Nation Revenue Of $25891 1332 1I0NV0TE 13500 64 S 40c 800o Gold Silver (domestic) Silver (foreign) Copper Lead Zinc 385c DRAWS WASHINGTON July 23 VP— With repeal in elfeet but six months taxes on liquors and beer brought the treasury $258911332 during the fiscal year which end‘ ed June 30 For the fiscal vear 1934 ini or $70233935 greater than the year preceding Of the increase $66935867 came from individual income taxes while corporation income taxes gained $3298068 The capital stock tax yielded The dividends tax $80168344 brought in $50229122 and excess profits $2630615 These were not in effect in 1933 The estate tax showed an increase of $71292226 and the gift tax $4 536414 AU together taxes were up $22423069 and stamp taxes gained $9182649 An 16 1934 4J0c Weekly Settlement Price S7Sc PAGES-FT- VE StSe Copper CENTS Thousands Thrilled as Frontier Figures Relive in Parade mmmmmmrnmmm FIRE tfA DEPICTED IN It AND PRAISE W OGDEN TREK & "’? Delegates From Throughout West Attend Fir6t ndians Bearded Citizens and Colorful Floats Thrill Crowds v Ml r of Conferences f GRATIFIED OFFICIAL aV'vSP Affair to Be Annual r Opinions Afford Basis for Drafting Rules Regulations Varied Garbage Frighten Trucks Off Streets TRIAL UNFAIR £ing Murdock Extol Utah Settlers Festival Ends Tuesday On one thing the owners tif the millions of head of cattle and sheep that Associated Press By STAFF CORRESPONDENT use the public ranges of America OGDEN July 23— Memorie of Efforts to end 'two major strikes appeared to agree at a meeting at Utah pioneers and their noble work were under way Monday with peacethe Hotel Utah Monday and on only were brought vividly home to Ogden ful negotiation brushing violence out one thing It was that whatever may anrt thousands- - of visiter Testdentj labor the erthe picture: have been their attitude toward Picket for the striking Minneapo Monday forenoon when the Pioneer Taylor grazing bill the Taylor grazilis truck drivers cruised about the ng apt is the law of the land and festival opened its second day here city frightened drivers of city gar- ‘Prosecutor with a mammoth street parade porthey would do what they could to Politics’ Plays sertheir into stopping bage trucks make it workable i traying the progress of the city and vice but otherwise kept the peace If this was the only agreement Shouts in state since 1847 Attorney to the win Federal mediators tried reached both it and the results of So enthusiastically received was consent of both sides to settling the Defense Plea the two sessions of the day were the parade that Mayor Harman 111 ftenrv Oswhich election in strike by viewed by the presiding officer announced the 'Junction City car L Chapman assistant Secretary ployes would vote bn whether the will make ah annual celebration of truck drivers unions would represent of the interior as highly satisfactory By United Press Uieevent them in collective bargaining SAN RRANCISCO July 23—Prose- Because as Mr Chapman explained The parade marked the festival’s FranVandalism broke out in San ubilee and was the signal for the city cutor Peter J Mullins was accused of the purpose of the series of the meetcisco’s street car strike Unidentified to prepare for the gala holiday Tuesings of which that in Salt Lake City persons wrecked a street car by playing politics in an impassioned is the first is to get the impressions day July 24 which will climax the greasing the track and tossing a plea to the jury celetoatiaiL-J2uricgJpublic 'rangg in afternoon hfi trial of Millard Hick- the various regions of thp west patriotic speeches extoilipg the work attempt to set fire to the home of man toward the problem of forming grazof Utah pioneers and the achieveH Poteet a conductor ments of their successors vyere made ing districts under the Taylor act Attempting to save Hickman frdm from the steps of the city hall by Longshoremen Vote Will Assemble Rules for the slaying of attracthe public officials and business leaders The Pacific coast longshoremen tive gallows With these suggestions impressions Louise Jeppesen of Ogden Utah of Utah Idaho and Wyoming whose dispute flared intojhe Defense Attorney Edwin McKenzie and arguments transcribed from oral The parade swung into Washingrecent general strike were engaged brief in or written submitted talks the state with withholding ton avenue from Twenty-sixt- h street in a vote on submitting their strike charged asof the Mr and group Chapman evidence reputedly beneto arbitration Planes had distributed important Monday at 0:30 a m and lor a full sistants with him will return to Washficial to the accused man hour and a half the line of march ballots up and down the coast McKenzie pointed out that Hick- ington to formulate rules and regulatpresented a variety of beautiful and A strike of livestock handlers in man’s to the po ions- which he hopes and plans will statement original significant fleets to the thousands of the St Joseph Mo yards was in lice shortly after his arrest was with- be in accord with-thproblem onlookers who thronged the streets prospect as employers failed to an- held from the PHOTOS The attendance at the first meeting jury Although the day was not officially swer an ultimatum from the work—surprisingly large as it impressed at Life Stake a holiday and although- commercial ers calling for action on peace terms the visitors — was representative houses were open for business Og“Where man s life is at stake" of all rmrn&Mmmmmwmmmm&sM&mwimto&mimim were proposed by the regional labor board Men portions of the west den residents continued the festivities Officials of a Hopewell Va rayon McKenzie shouted “the prosecutor’s there from New Mexico who say batthe Mormon of march line the curbs to Representing that began Sunday to revive the colalong Thousandsthrqnged Ogden Monday relive the pioneer days plant went Into conference with Anna hopes of a political future and his the livestock men do not want the 1847 of of the characters U Famous or and glamor of the west talion the group (below) days or the most spectacular and elaborate parades Weinstock representing the depart- vanity should not cause him act or its grazing districts at all and and to witness one be which will In the A were again view presented evidence business district procession the portrayed that general atment of labor In an effort to end a swung Floats Depict Early Days through the the coast hgstver Pacific where from ' ‘'We' have not had a fair trial” Tuesday strike In progress since June 29 titude and the problem Is somewhat of the parade (above) showing some of the crowd that lined the Floats and persons In the parade Their strike over 400 singing men McKenzie also accused Mullins of different And men were present represented the colorful activity of and women marched happily back to coloring the testimony of Paterno from all the states in between The pioneer lifer and contrasted that life work in the Harriman Hosiery mills Natividad Filipino elevator boy in small user or association with the comforts and conveniences Hickmans’ hotel of Harriman Ten of modern society ' All Communities represented in the Utah deleNatividad had testified that Hickof northern Utah civic and comFrom other stafesreame many man and Miss Jeppesen left the hotel gation SAN FRANCISCO July 23 (UP) mercial organizations of both Salt truly representative of various points A minimum of violence today'accom-panie- d together an hour before the strangled of Lake City and Ogden contributed view in those states who have balloting of longshoremen in body of the Ogden Utah girl was been to make the parade one of the most with and over this every Pacific coast port on arbitral found in a’ tunnel in Golden Gate range fighting' problem for years —ever since pleasing spectacles ever to be presenttion of all Issues which led to their park on the morning of May 13 ed in the state overgrazing began to reduce produc ‘Moll’ trike May 9 “Whose Thoughts?” The parade was headed by G tjori of food until now the public President Roosevelt’s mediation Sessions to Lay Basis Noi Intensified Becker grand marshal Mayor Har"Were they Natividad’a thoughts fit range capacity is anywhere from 25 Drouth board believed the dock workers were man Peery and Mrs Andrew- Bingthey someone else’s by power of to 50 Rex cent of what it was at the would accept arbitration and return Trade Agreements ' ham The trio were mounted end beginning of the present century Hope Seen for Relief to work before the end of the week suggestion?” McKenzie asked Mrs Bingham held the American The brutal slaying of Miss JeppeI Differ on Time Press Associated in By Appointees of the national long sen was the work Capital Open in Middle West of a sadist not that Some of the flag aloft They were followed by shoremen’s board supervised the said the credelegates was popuCHICAGO July 23— A “girl in a red dress” tonight of the city and parade officials marine engi- ation of grazing districtAshould also voting of every longshoreman They neer McKenzie credited with being the “finger” who put the desperado John WASHINGTON July 23 (—Heari- mounted contended larly will return here by airplane with the almost immediately Others said By Associated Press Then came a The prosecution’s theory that Miss it would line of Washakie ballot boxes Tuesday and the vote Dillinger bn the spot" require anywhere from five Growing in intensity the heat wave ngs starting today before the presi- Indians garbed long in ceremonial dress will be tabulated and announced by Jeppeser'was slain near her home years to an eon to provide a practical a male companion the girl dent’s committee for With reciprocity in- riding bareback ran its toll of human lives to 507 accompanied by the board A majority vote of the also Was ridiculed by the defense setup under its terms —or any other was said to be secluded under police formation may have an important squaws op foot according to the red west coast district membership of “It might have happened any- terms that affect in a general vyay the Monday and continued its- deadly downtown a in man’s custom where” federal and McKenzie- asserted “Mil- structure of guard They were followed the International Longshoremen’s-As-sociatiolivestock rights that has blight on middle western crops bearing on the fqture of the nation’s lard Hickman on their ponies and trapwasnt’ with her The been set by cowboys hotel suite protected from the pos- beet sugar industry will govern the result-- ' up by custom over the last Drouth intensity and complete Thomas Page member of the tariff pers afoot garbed In the homespun A pitched battle between'"40 strik- time angle proves that It was the 50 or 75 years of the remnants of sible in vengeance were destruction threatened a work and ref leather of the frontier era sadist It took time to Some said the regulations-shoulcommission is chairman of the comers and a group of strike breakers be plant the Dillinger gang many of the worst sections and other “Jim Brldjer" Rides Again mittee which is seeking information at San Pedro ushered in voting strangle her to drag her into the heretofore on areas (Continued unpleasantmerely youth-heaPage Two) While Melvin H Purvis the Stones were huyled and a pistol was tunnel" upon which to base trade agreements A phek train of burros led by Column Five) results faced serious hot ly of the department of justice’s under the tariff act passed by the last a fired but none' was injured Five men mounted trapper Thousands of cattle have been lost depicting Jim bureau of investigation here refused congress were arrested Bridger one of thfirst men to enter to from the the Rocky Mississippi woman's a was it to disclose whether is The The ' 1 L A at San Francisco sugar Industry particularly Ogden valley was followed by minMOORESVILLE Ird July 23 mountains and thousands more given tip which led Dillinger to a death interested in any trade agreement iature railroad train entered complained that police and national at forced sales by the Experienced ()P)— A weary old man heartsick up theater last a side north outside National the L and trap with made Cuba A offiL guardsmen prevented agrbnomists placed crop losses at over his son’s death climbed into night statements by Chicago and In- Beet Growers' association has filed Union Pacific and Southern Pacific cials from gathering voters from the railroads and the Ogden Union Railmany hundreds of millions of dollars E F Harvey’S hearse today for a diana police pointed to its probabil- a brief with the committee protestwaterfront Col R E Mittlestaedt of This float way & Depot company Human Suffering in reduction further sugar ity trip to Chicago the guard and longshoremen's leading any represented the driving of the golden He was John Dillinger Sr and "All I can say is that 1 won't- dis- duty Human suffering reached spectacuers agreed to a truce in which sentry at promontory in 1869 When "Wouldn’t I Farmers represented in the mem spike he was going after the body of cuss it” Purvis said lar p r o p o r t i o n s Temperatures lines were relaxed and strike pickets America’s two coasts were linked by somea reveal to his a called be fine which of raise boys association toward by tip?” mounted the Sunday boy guy sugar held their present positions highs ' bership iron rails "John the killer” But as he left “The girl in the red dress” was beets in Colorado Nebraska Wyoin Oakes N D was 111 in five IlliThen came the parade of Ogden-ite- s Red Raids Dwindle on his sad journey he said: "You reported to have been one of two ming Montana South Dakota Kan nois cities 106 in Lincoln Neb 96 who for the past two months Only 700 guardsmen remained on know I can’t think John was bad women said to have attended the the- sas Utah Idaho California and have been in Campbell Minn 109 and generalnourishing their beards the San Francisco waterfront Govthe 100 all state with ater the more All policethan beet way growsouthwest in the Chicago through” Dillinger Washington ly to lend greater semblance of reality ernor Frank F Merriam was ready 111 As soon as can father he tpe women 111 states are two in ers’ the these said men was associations emerged The "usual summer war scare” appeared in the American news-- " Yesterday Quincy to the Pioneer celebration The to withdraw them at any time but will claim the body ahd bring it arm in arm wit!) Dillinger separated with the National Beet GrowOff Lake Michigan a few miles the papers 20 years ago today The serious import of that day’s news was believed to be awaiting result He a for burial back the Pe Christian and 108 that ers’ left and the associations and was approximately playhouse they is presented hexe by Colanel J'redorick Palmer in the second ©f a temperature Monday (Column Qpe) -- f the balloting-- - — — cent ref alT sugar beetrgfown one' in red pfeceded him across the many downstate aftd western points' “h'dpfrtS'MVi'lKOefv'Ices'hext series of 12 articles River lines of northern California to the and in are was shot States the the in where United Wednesday lay desperado produced alley reported even higher readings re to resume normal operations at By COLONEL FREDERICK PALMER that day beside the boy’s down these states The heat toll for the present wave r -- midnight ftmarttsr &4reBSigf'AHfefte mn Of ien''"the-poitcem-en A?rcsidchV“ aid roitowsr'’—— h8leM“Kearncy Sporadic violence marked continuin Indianapolis This morning 20 years ago-J- uly 154 Illinois 125 Nebras24 1914— that diaboliin their report were taken into cus- the association has advised the reciMissouri ance of the strike of A: F O L The father of the tody by the federal agents procity information committee his orka 53 Ohio 42 Iowa 32 Minnesota cal word of three letters war appeared in the headlines Ediunion platform men of the Market who fell under the 13 19 which caused ganization' is opposed to any addition25 motive desperado Indiana The Pennsylvania supposed tors gave a column front page to Austria-Hungary- ’s Street railway line here ultimatum fire of federal agents’ guns in the “moll" to betray her bandit com- al reduction in the tariff “whether Michigan 13 Texas 11 Kentucky 8 Desserts by Famous Women to Serbia Greased tracks at the north end has been ill 7 Wisconsin 4 Georgia 1 Chicago Oklahoma This is a panion was the lure of the $10000 that reduction be made a further lowbooklet filled of Polk street sent a No 19 car out a intense— The has been heat of the or But we were used to European war scares This angle caused ering by increasing The heat was not so severe on the federal reward duty with more than 100 dessert of 'control It plunged down the hill the more hundred and in endegrees when news was dull in summertime eastern seaboard Baltimore was None police to speculate whether the enor- preferential rate” recipes by farrious American and overturned 100 yards from the last few days —and it’s been hard The association contends if a new mous loot seized in the desperado’s had come true The wolf never had appeared women hostesses at official' tajoying a cool 86 and other readings much bay J J Mitchell 56 suffered a on There to wasn't is be negotiated everyone there were comparatively comfortwith the cry of wolf bles in Washington and leaders maqy bank raids had dwindled to the trade agreement broken hip Three other passengers mini-mu' after the rest for last father over this protest "a program of able night few dollars found in his pocket in other cities and in many Austria-Hungary- ’s and carmen were uninjured ultimatum shared f - Rush of Deliveries — place wordeama a coroner’s — justice must protect American- "walks’©! life- - — Meanwhile jury " Three men were arrested for throw'the himself I on the front page with the $50000 libel suit of He pulled jnto This unusual collection of all livestock markets exbrought in a formal verdict of justi- farmers on two principal points" Virtually Haring bricks at another street car hearse outlined and Is with rode along William Barnes Jr New York state RepubliThe first by Kearney fiable homicide praised the unnamed ideas for attractive desserts and some of them received a ":A! m Communist raids by police and vigivey He was accompanied by slayers cited the death of Dillinger that if the Cuban preferential rate can leader against Thoedore Roosevelt This pected and recipes for making them rush of deliveries due to the inlantes dwindled San Francisco muand John’s Hubert of tariff is to be increased there had less space than a suit to dissolve the New will delight every housewife ability of farmers to maintain their Everett L Moore publisher of as an annihilating blow at organized should be nicipal courts were jammed with incorporated in the trade Pies cakes puddings ices and p Haven railroad lines which had still less than stock longer in feed and water Warn- the Mooresville Times (Continued on Png Two) suspects who demanded trials (Column Two) agreement a definite requirement the salacious trial of Madame Caillaux — many novelties in desserts and ings sent out Saturday by the Kansas that Cuban sellers must take maxi-- MINNEAPOLIS Presidents’ wives are ent wife of a former premier of France — for City market to farmers that they pastries July 23 OP)— mum advantage of their preferential - Prospects contributors tatbis among-the in the Minneapo-murder in Paris YesterdayAiad-beethe mostr should watchtheir-shipmentswerThe second if the Cuban preferential collection Sent to any reader heeded and the normal business was sensational which at held SF trial the day yet on Nine) (Oontinued Pan rate of tariff is to be increased then' for six cents by our Washington from pole to pole The divorced wjfe conducted (Column Seven) the increase should terminate conInformation Bureau Experts told the National Hay asso“ had sprung her bolt in court Crowds outside currently with the termination of the that the crop this year would Order your copy today -- Col Palmer the courtroom who previously had cheered ciation quota system embodied in the be the lowest in 40 years due to the USE THIS COUPON Caillaux now cheered the first wife and booed him sugar control act drouth The Salt Lake Tribune Serajcvo Recalled Weather forecasters saw no relief PITTSBURGH Information Bureau July 23 W— A the best suite in the best hotel” the Famous Clock Strikes However the ultimatum on the front page recalled to the from the heat most of them predictFrederic J Baskin Director ABOARD S S MALOLO July cousin” pf Andrew W Mellon Mellon "poor cousin” said "I need world that the Austrian crown price Francis "poor changing busy even for higher ing temperatures this place because I can have Washington D C 23— Radio operator woke me midFerdinand and his wife had been assassinated— was it only a Tuesday 13 the millionaire banker was found toStrokes Booming food 'and because I can read I enclose herewith SIX dle of night telling mtf they got month ago? Time does fly We recalled that the name of day living in contented poverty amid study think and dream here” CENTS (carefully wrapped) Dillihger Like to be home Guess the tbwn where this had occurred was Serajevo 23 PHILADELPHIA A Counsel Named (A)— The July He disclosed that he slipped into for a copy of the DESSERT a scene of empty packing boxes rusty it’s like Armistice day Well the Anyone who read the ultimatum could not deny that it town from the west "some time ago” stately old clock in Independence BOOKLET cans and other tenement debris moral Is he just wouldent take demanded that Serbia “accept was stiff and peremptory It historic statehouse has On Steel Code Group He is William Andrew wlthdtdMhe knowledge of the wealth- square's advice The better element Austro-Hungariin the the collaboration of the government Mellon son of the late Samuel Mel- ier members of the Mellon family tapped out the hours since the nation Name warned him to stay away from movement directed against the territorial integrity of the WASHINGTON July 23 MV-Th- e lon only brother- of Judge Thomas and that he had been on a $L50 week- was born— but isn't too old to play those movies they would be a N R A announced formally today the Mellon the noted banker’s father monarchy” ly relief roll until Andrew Mellon pranks Street bad influence on him- Cable me The face of the clock showed 1 In other words Austria proposed to occupy Serbia in corcalled to the dingy learned of his presence Ind offered appointment of Donald R Richberg Investigators at once (your expense) what pico’clock but the bell paid io attenas administration member of the little house tucked away between im- aid recting conditions that brought about the assissination Serbia City ture it was got him Hope it was The hands went arouhd to another tion "He sent Fred Mellon had 48 hours until 6 p m July 25 — that is tomorrow — to say iron and sleel code authority mine posing strurturcs in the Pittsburgh was silent still the bell but o'clock Mellon for and the cousin as erroneous a was The section would without attorney resistance order or no to she whether reports Slate by comply formality sincejtriangle yes Then it was 3 o’clock — and the real estate interests to see me” the man was Vienna the Austrian capital was pictured as quiet and deRichberg at Hugh S Johnson's di- - that the (Mail to Washington t) C) 13 I for lost time with made "but man said code'found clad gong up him there ishabbily has been rection the happily living termined and Belgrade the Serbian capital as numbed and serving 4 I strikes forlhim like it “4 here" this 1933 boqming wouldn't trade since authority place August (Continued on Pate Nine— Column Pour) By SAYS LAWYER FOR HICKMAN Ayr if WWft 7’ y ij JaJglodayilse0tjbe y tv - ' T BEET MEN EYE Girl in Red Dress Leads MOUNT TO 50? Dillinger to Death Trap TARIFF MEET HEAT DEATHS $10000 Federal Reward Lures Bandit’s for to Betray Infamous Desperado - be-gi- Father to Give Slain Outlaw Church Burial - f Austria Sent War Defy 20 Years Ago Tuesday e Ultimatum to Serbia Found America Uninterested in Europe’s Row 85-p- body-awa- toiwrtbw--ieMHviM-4f9rtt- NQted3¥oinens Desserts Given -- last-nig- dd - : half-broth- pres-yzf'j- m eiects Andrew Mellon’s Offer of Relief a Will Rogers Says: home-cooke- NR gray-haire- d an ' K d Costi-gan-Jon- I |
