Show I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE cooperation from the livestock owners and- - in answer to a question said he had used no' such advisory board as is set up in the Taylbr act This again drew fire some of the delegates apparently taking the statement of conditions in the California district as a statement of policy of the interior department in spite of the provisions of the law now in ef- Journal Publishes Details fect California stockmen were quick to come to Mr Favorit's defense with of Slaying of Catholic the assertion that he consults not a — Federal Range LiOntroIj board but all the permittees whenLeader ever any matter of policy is to be Sought as Drouth discussed James A Hooper secretary of the VATICAN CITY July 24 (UP)— Relief Measure Utah Wool Growers i appeared not The Osservatore Romano Vatican or-to be satisfied with such explanation gan tonight published a complete ac- until It was pointed out to him that count of alleged details in the'killing (Continued from Pate One) the Taylor act requires the secre- of the late Heinrich Klausener- - Cath- olic leader in Germany during the mediately through the drilling of tary to cooperate wells and development of water- - S M Jorgensen president of the Hitlerite “blood purge” on June 30 the two The paper said its information was Utah association returned-tholes etc furnished the Catholic church author points already raised Hearings Sought “We want the range properly con- ities by- a "highest Catholic” source in “3 We recommend that formal trolled and handled" he said “but Germany It reemphasized earlier applications be filed and public no- - we don’t want districts set up where- - charges that Klausener was shot' in tice be given of immediate hearings by we will be prevented from making the head by a secret police corporal STOCK RAISERS VATICAN RAPS URGE SPEED IN NAZI KILLING Farmer’s Body Found in Field Lies Four Days GRAZING PLAN Taylste-gras- - WEDNESDAY MORNING Death Declared Natural Cached Money Discovered in Granary (Dead for rALLS Idtho about four days the body of Chris Coulson 65 was found Sunday in a hay field about 150 yards from the dwelling near Murtaugh 20 miles east of here where he had made his bachelor home for nearly 30 Death was due to natural years causes Dr F A Dwight cotoner There said following Investigation one-roo- JULY 25 1834 A relatives in Utah were notified brother-in-laBert Jackson Nephi Utah was expected to arrive this evening A native of New York and for many years a miner and prospector Coulson came to Idaho at a workman in construction of the Milner dam and was one of the first settlers on land this system under ' He had amassed some wealth and following two bank failures here in which he was a heavy loser cached money about his farm buildings Sheriff Prater looking over the premises after Coulson’s body was found Sunday discovered a cache of f 1P1S In the granary human-ha- s considerable progress” explanation of his test to the United Since movies became popular In Press said: Germany the beer consumption per It will now be possible for any capita has dropped to on quart a human to undergo cheaply tests as week this figure la half of tha old often as he feels it desirable to satis- consumption fy himself whether he Is suffering or not suffering from cancer tumor The blood of a normally healthy man without cancer should congeal under those condition with the addition of lactic acid in 120 minutes Blood of persons suffering the worst cancers congeals almost Instantly "Between those two extremes we Is working In cooperation with the have charted an Index which allows rodeo committee and Is staging a pub- positive proof of whether or not a lic dance there July 28 when the person is suffering from cancer and The rodeo to what extent Thu far we have queen will be chosen queen is chosen yearly from some been unable to discover a means of pointing out the exact location of nearby town Idaho- -S The first shipment of bucking the cancer but the new method will E of the Henry horses has arrived and two more enable any doctor anywhere to ex nitpnR-- J Queen of Rodeo Will Be Chosen From Preston SODA SPRINGS Matthews secretary a cure If treated sufficiently talnty of Scientist Discovers Easy Test early In development of the malady Thus far we have made no progres in the cause of cancer but we can now prove whether a To Disclose Presence of Cancer whenisolating the disease we have made PARIS July 24 (UP)-- A simple inexpensive test which doctors anywhere may perform to determine if a patient has cancer was announced tonight at the exclusive French Academy of Sciences by Professor Jacques Aresene D’Arsonval as the discovery of one of his pupils Dr Ladislas Kopaczewskl a Pole The test consists of congealing a blood sample by Incorporation of 10 per cent lactic acid at a temperature of one degree Centigrade Dr Kopaczewskl In an exclusive Childron Love To Make If the primary purpose of the act municationa shortly lng act Neighbors who Sunday reported reports the Rodeo Queen lor this soon along with a shipment of Mexl fore hand whether surgical interven- Avoid “4 We recommend that after such is the setting up of soil erosion dis- June 30 Coulson’s disappearance to the sher year's Idaho Championship rodeo on can Brahma steers A number of tion is necessary Imitations was said Klausener It some be in there truth tricts busy units have prepar been established may grazing "Tests every six months would from cowboys already have signified their the secretary issue permits to graze what A A Johns of Arizona said ipg a report on a recent Catholic con ift’s office said they had last seen August 2 3 and 4 will come ' sfiow of state MAKE IT AT the and allow him start of cancer the intentions Preston Wednesday riding for within the unit m accordance’ with hfonday that we in Utah will regret gr ess when his executioners entered and talked with immediate treatment with almost cer- The body was brought Here and The Preston chamber of commerce championship titles aection 3 of the Taylor grazing act" our folly in urging the passage of this unannounced Rumors he committed Adoption of the resolution followed law We will all admit that improper suicide were rldipuled again the pasoon after defeat of a proposal that grazing will cause excessive soil ero- per saying closest friends of the committee should be appointed sion But as stockmen we can ar- Klausener family had sworn he never representing various classes of live- range our affairs to graze the proper carried arms And if be committed suicide why stock growers including the small amount of livestock and at the same farmer and also the state which time control erosion What good Is did not the agent call a doctor?” the should endeavor to Iron out various any area unless it can be used lor paper asks “Also why did they deterritorial conflicts in proposals for some purpose?" part hurriedly Instructing two militiamen to guard the door and forbid grazing districts now outlined as Action Urged entrance to everybody? well as conflicts between these and Mr Jorgensen himself drew fire "Five hours after the killing offiothers still to be organized The question so far as the debate was con- as it developed later when he ex- cials- arrived at the ministry They cerned was largely on the question pressed the conviction that ”we may opened the door to Klausener’s office of whether such a committee would have ta stand for some reduction” with difficulty The body lay at the threshold face down Klausener’s accelerate or retard action finally He thought however that the drouth D H Morris of St George favoring had already reduced Utah flocks by own hat between the legs a pistol the motion said that as soon as con- about 750000 head of and that near by The body was removed In a flict is found the department of the further reductions needsheep work any police wagon to the Science institute hot interior will refer the applications He urged that the sheep- The ashes later were returned” back to Utah for investigation and hardship' men correlate their affairs so that it would be better for them to go to they could take advantage oHhe agWashington without conflict On the ricultural adjustment administration’s other side it was contended that the drouth relief state committee proposed would only and cull out payments for sheep their flocks and brigg slow up the progress of the applies-tionthem down to a point where they to Washington could feed their sheep the coming WASHINGTON July 24 (IP)— The In Background winter Home Owners’ Loan corporation Is an condiHe claimed of the emergency Supporters present appll planning to reduce the interest on the eatiuns weie In sufficient foiee to de- tion exists in Utah and urged the bonds which it trades for mortgages feat the motion early setting up of grazing districts from 3 per cent to 275 per cent on In the background was the in order that the stockmen might at- August 1 The rale has been reduced before 'thought that a state committee might tack this problem of providing in adadvise the formation of thg state vance for winter feed supplies by re- as a stronger market has developed Into one grazing district This might ducing their herds in a logical and for Jhe bonds and their prices have Impede proceedings gome fear while orderly manner advanced substantially others argue that It" would accom- - For this purpose he said he urged The bonds are given by the coron® great desideratum behind the immediate consideration of the poration to lender in exchange for the plea Tor' haste namely ' that It 18 ’districts already'' partially'' organ-- ’ mortgages ' which siich 'lenderS hold would be possible to advertise the ized in Utah and with applications on the homes of individuals in disproposal to form a district wdiich in In this he was seconded by Sec- tress t withdraws all land retary Hooper and other officers of The operation Involves no 'sales of automatically within the district for the time be- the association bonds by the government Senator W D Candland vice presl ing from entry This idea appeared to gain strength during the day but dent of the association wanted the Film Czar Flies Y the stockmen were not asked to vote meeting to adopt a resolution asking on it for the use of C C C workers to deAfter Censorship Study When the resolution had carried velop 'waterholes wells and springs Knox Patterson moved that a com- on the range so that livestock could LOS ANGELES July 24 (AP)— mittee of five be appointed to work’ get to sources of food supply for the set-uof a with the secretary of the interior in coming winter that Are at present’ Having completed the of motion pictures by the censorship to is snow them unless inaccessible rules and regulations formulating This motion after debate was lost on the ground or there are good rains industry itself Will Hays head of the motion picture producers and Here is the name you have heen waiting for— GOLDEN GLORY H I Jacobs moved and The resolution was not put as being whereupon toobtained consent of the stockmen to hardly proper In A meeting at which distributors association left her It’s the name that suggest the golden goodness of rich dean New York the appointment of a committee to the department of the interior offi- day by air for executive fresh milk Ice Ore&m and other quality dairy products The The on screen departed assist in carrying out details of the cials were presiding It was urged one of "the new transcontinental name GOLDEN GLORY appears on Association Dairy Products the of act is the to in that interior be secretary whiqlk appear grazing He should arrive in New York The already doing everything that can planes especial demand at present just one year after the first deliveries of these better dairy tomorrow committee has a sort of followup be done to obtain funds for Such deHe declined to answer critics who products to the homes of Salt Lake City people task to keep the Utah npeds before velopment but Senator Candland exthe department Mr Jacobs mention- pressed the opinion that additional recently have denounced films as "indecent and immoral” stating only With this announcement goes our pledge that every Golden Glory If C C not the C are funds stock of required ing especially development that “future pictures will spek for workers are used watering places and of roads product will he the best th$t can be produced— always I From tha the industry In that respect!' Acrid Debate Made Chairman forms of hundreds of farmer-owner- s only the best of milk and Soon after the meeting developed the meeting that he has become conThe convention made Mr Jorgencream produced in this valley is selected to form the basis of sen chairman of this committee and Into a warm and sometimes acrid vinced that the prior problem is not Golden Glory Dairy products J A Anderson president of the debate largely on the issue of wheth- one of land classification but of water farm bureau a member Others er the “big fellow” or the "little supply and the fact that a scant supfellow” is to be benefited by the ply prevents the proper distribution named by the chair were J M In the president of the Utah Cattle grazing districts and the new law of livestock on the range and Horse Growers’ association Mr L B Nelson of Murray took Sena- area he had surveyed he said only LYi 22 He to task tor Mr cent about Jacobs Candland was Collard per pictured George Hooper actually beE BYAYOUR-’MILKMAand L C Montgomery of Heber the woolgrowers as men who had ing used by the livestock because of BY1YOURIM The producCity stayed at home and made profits scanty water supply "After the Utah conferences” said while America sent her tion of the range would bo vastly inCREAM— Rich GOLDEN GLORY ICE GOLDEN GtORY MILK is nnaxcaUed la "1 Assistant Secretary Chapman in the World war If priority creased therefore if water were smooth creamy delicious Is made Is our feel highly satisfied with the out- of service he said means priority made accessible quality It la high in butterfa't and on-- '' come We obtained a broad view of in right the country belong to these Wa invite you factory fresh every day It is th equaled in Hchnees and flavor Selfishness Rapped our problem and of the various Issues veterans The C C C members he to tee it mad? Try It and learn for your of of from hundreds milk the choice pick H who Ratliff score of years J a the administration of the Taylor act insisted are children of self how good Ice cream can really ha producers and comes to yon scientifically ago was with the forest service adconthe most raise from find men unable Jo employment vised the stockmen to may people own modern plant— th pasteurised in our protect them' cerned and now the woolmen are asking at this meeting by adejuate purest cleanest milk that modern equip"It 1s too early as yet to say what for their work on the range free to selves ment and careful methods can product and competent representation He the attitude of the department Will make the woolmen richer asked them to work to cooperate of M be on various of the subjects raised the Macfarlane president J the department of the interior such as for example including a Utah Cattle and Horse Growers’ as- with men to '"forget yourself for if you whole state in one district But the sociation suggested that grazing disstockmen and their representatives tricts must be classified just as for- don't you will be forgotten" and be BYAYOURIMILKMAN that the selfish interest have made many valuable suggestions est areas should be classified ac- will insisted not win at this initial conference" cording to the use proposed to be Finally said Mr Ratliff "you The federal party will be in Salt made "If the farmers need some GOLDEN GLORY BUTTER— Each pound small fellows had better get busy Lake City most of Wednesday con- grazing land near their' farms” he GOLDEN GLORY BUTTERMILK has that now” of mild golden butter is guarrich this right to ferring privately with various stock- insisted “they ought get it first” Mr Hooper basing his natural buttermilk flavor that wholesome anteed to please you On yonr table or judgment on men on district plans and leaving In It is so provided in the act Mr makes It the ace of tho hot weather drinks Wyoming experience in the "checkerfor cooking purposes GOLDEN GLORY the evening for Boise after which Macfarlane also suggested that a state board" said that $2500 a year You can depend on tho uniformity of tho BUTTER adds Just tha right flavor for they will go to Billings Mont Cas- committee should be named which ought tocountry adbe sufficient to quality Drink mora buttermilk for health perfection per Wyo and Glenwood Springs might act in an advisory capacity ministration for a district provide of 1000000 Colo Then they Will return to Wash- with the department in determining acres with the aid of an advisory ington about August 10 Early in what applications for districts should board the department sitting In as a September probably they will visit be allowed and what the boundaries sort of final He was not umpire New Mexico Arizona southern Cali- of this district should be for too much erosion control fornia and the Pacific northwest reIt developed later that this thought strong but he did want the 16 districts nl gions also interested in the Taylor was not pleasing to Mr Hooper nor BYJYOU to others who had been active in ready applied for in Utah to get un act of the 16 der way promoting Damage Emphasised Alonzo Huntsman of Fillmore GOLDEN GLORY COTTAGE CJIEESE-W- lth “IfuglTIt Bennett' dlfectdf Of soil areas which now have wppHcaflons with suspicion strong appeals a generous portion of sweet cream added I However viewed studies for the department of the lm before the department for urgent haste It come made fresh daily In our creamery terior gave an address to open the Mr Chapman Said such applications No strong organization of and -- — GOLDIN GLORY CHEESFYoican have d And pouodcontalnef BofiiihTSBSloirWtticlt Was- - tntended It tart and nippy or deliciously mild as dellclousness rich at best its the you to emphasize the damage that ero- may be filed now or in the near brings ted to railroad it through until the yon prefer Try It and you’ll agree that of thia favorite salad base or summer meat sion is causing under United States ture “That would not be fair” was his small man has had a chance to be It Is the finest cheese you ever ate The act sets substitute methods of agriculture heard He viewed the matter from" comment up as a major purpose for the creof erosion as highly important and Argument Rise ation of grazing districts the contold some of the history of Fillmore Charles Redd of La Sal and F W City in that regard The forest there trol of erosion Dr Bennett was not afraid to use Keller of Monticello had qiiite an he said Is now contributing to the superlatives and declared' thati ths argument in which various others support of 300 families instead of two United States has probably been the present participated with regard to after having been rehabilitated from BYlYOU most wasteful nation barbaric or Mr Keller's proposal of Monday for a condition where it would support civilized' on the lace of the earth a classifies tidh of permittees between almost nothing ‘ is sweet fresh GOLDEN GLORY DAlRI-blCHe compared the few years required the little fellow and the big fellow Mr Huntsman had some antlpa dellcloue milk Milk Golden to denude some of the most fertile The more they talked the more it depure Glory plus thy for the owneir from another soils in this nation with the cen- veloped that they are not neatly so region who pastures his flocks in Served hot or cold Golden Glory chocolate MILK WHITE EGGS— Famous for quality turies it took before Babylon be- far apart as they thought they had Millard county and prevents commu drink h makes an ideal the country qver These eggs art proOn the other hand it also nities there from "obtaining sufficient came a mound for archeological re- been for kiddlee for breakfast between meals or duced by the pick of Utah flocks and search developed that there Is among the forage as he seemed to view it t bed time are sold from coast to coast as the finest His talk struck some fire particu- - livestock men a rather long stand”1 have not heard at these sessions' some o who have as I allowAmerica in with In persons policies larly he asserted "any plea for thermal ing dispute efgs been inclined "to soft "pcdaT the dam- ing new permittees on a forest The man that was not followed by barbed exto erosion was Interested the done meeting by age being criticism on the part of large Inter Assistant Secretary Oscar L Chap- tent that the forest service regula- ests We should be cooperative pleasman was asked “If in the judgment tions might be more or less of a mod- ant and agreeable and In the end We invite you to visit our modern Golden Glory Dairy plant BYiYOU of the department’s soil erosion ex el for the department of the Interior the industry will be aaved and the live- but might eliminate any mistakes that to 1069 South State Street remove is You --can purchase Golden Glory it ‘at necessary perts country built up” stock from a particular area will had occurred in the past or that GOLDEN GLQRY CREAM— Either Golden milk cream' buttermilk Dairi-Ricand cottage cheese at that be done on the order of the sec- might still persist in the forest serGlory Coffee Cream or Golden Glory Whipof vice the with or policy cooperation retary many leading grocery stores in this city All Golden Glory ping Cream are th finest products of the Mr Chapman pointed out that the the livestock owners” art Fresh and dairyman’s or be at said (fhe attempt forest is primarily to conserve tim can Street our State Mr Chapman products they purchased plant Golden Glory cream comes to your table would be made to do it with the co- ber while after all the grazing distfill be delivered daily by your milkman rich in creamy goodness operation of the owners but if that trict will be for the encouragement Neverthefailed the act gives the secretary the of the grazing industry less he said the department recogauthority to carry it out Don’t tolerate dty J H Favorit who has been in nized the ’need for close cooperation vnkempthalr Lucky Tiger charge for the interior department with the forest service Drtiung supplies what E R Greenslet of the geological of the grazing district setup prior nature lack tnd enable! to the enactment of the Taylor act survey assigned to classify lands in you to dreal unrully hair - the area in iny stylt Costa little Caliin for withdrawn Owens the valley region temporarily in IIYLAND IS 1069 SOUTH STATE Farmer Producers Owned by Hundreds at druggist or barbers forma described conditions there classification some months ago on the told winter western south valuable had had the range sad department HOME v nnoriLncing— HOLC Bond Rate Reduction' Seen toN p e DEllYEREDlDAI OAICXI kMahi N citizens-oversea- s I DEUYEREDIDAILY DELIYEREDlDAI LYR RIMILKM ANI JSRE DIDAILY ouriMilkman half-poun- ’ DEUYEREDlDAU RlMILKMAN DEUYEREDIDAILY E BYlYOUH'MILKMAN H Dalrl-Rlc- ELiyEREDlDAIL RJMILKMAN h Lucxy tiger Hair Dressing — Corrects Dry Scalp SALT LAKE MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION of aisvatamiw2&rt |