Show 12 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE JULY 25 1934 WEDNESDAY MORNING Fund Increase For Transient Work Expected SNOW DELAYS World Took Little Note of Tense Situation While Austria Waited for Serbian Answer to Ultimatum on Eve of War BYRD RELIEF Stock Exchanges Showed No Hint of Europe’s Crisis Party Fights Way Back to Observers Felt No Alarm Over Rapidly Approaching Conflict News of Day Reveals men which undertook to relieve Rear Admiral Richard E Byrd in his advance observation station was fighting its way back to Little America today after failing to reach its leader The party headed by Dr Thomas C Poulter was unable to make the POCATELLO Idaho Little America Without Leader accounts of the This Is the third of a Series of twelve beginnings of the world war twenty years ago by Colonel Frederick Palmer distinguished war correspondent and author 24 (P— A party Ida- national director who was here Tuesday accompanied by Harry Marsh state director of the work and E P Horsfall Idaho relief administrator Plunkert stated he was hopeful the state appropriaiton would be increased from $6000 to $40000 the funds to be distributed among regional headquarters at Pocatello Boise and Lewiston Plunkert will inspect Utah Nevada and Wyoming camps later Antarctica AMERICA LITTLE July (AP)— ho is to have an increase in its appropriation for federal transient relief announces W J Plunkert of Washington D C of five " (Copyright 1934 by The North American Newspaper Alliance Inc) At 6 p m on this day twenty years ago — one week before the marker flags below the depot were snowed under and the ice was perilous After turning around last night the tractor reached 8 point 28 miles from Little America where a halt for res'tj was taken The tractor was partly covered by drifting snow at the last report made by Dr Poulter’s radio and the party began the task of digging out Meanwhile no further word came from Admiral Byrd whose main radio set was out of order and who used a set in his most recent communications The tractor was to' have picked up the admiral brought him back here and left two observers in his place time limit of the Austrian ultimatum to Serbia was to expire All through the previous day the 24th we had known that the army was mobilizing for the occupation of Serbia and that Serbia was pondering her decision whether to accept this cr to resist The morning newspapers of the 25th reported that yes ter- day’s turnover on the stock exchange had been 270000 shares not a busy day even then So the brokers and traders who are supposed to have inside information almost as soon the diplomats about international affairs did not take much stock in the latest war scare They were not discounting Armageddon which was soon to bring a panic of a U S Steel declined point and Union Pacific which had the biggest drop lost one and a half Wheat had an active day but at (he close the chances of war which might affect European grain producing countries appeared so slight that the World war began— the fdrty-eight-ho- ur Austro-Hungari- an -- three-fourt- tnd President Poincare of France be visiting the czar if there were any danger of war? Not when everybody knew that the German war machine would not start action on an impulse but choose the hour beforehand for the blow It occurred to few that kings presidents and war lords might be taken by surprise on this occasion as they and dictators may be on a future one Even in a metropolitan paper conspicuous for its atten- crisis shared a one- tion to foreign affairs the Austro-Serbicolumn head frpnt page with the trial of Madame Caillaux in Onfi of thi judges was reported to have challenged Paris another to a duel Czar to "European War Balance Depends on the Czar Clash with plead with Serbia Germany Ready to Fight Russia would be popular in the fatherland" More news came in during the day of the 25th every item an unrecogonized leaping step in the inarch of destipy Serbia Russia advised— But Austria re- lias asked for more timer-aplied early “this morning of the 25th that she would give none The answer must be In by-- in the evening or Austria would move v What would Russia dp now? If she came in on thq tide or Serbia Germany must come in on the side of her ally ' Austria and France on the side of her ally Russia Yet those Insiders of the stock exchange saw nothing in session be- -r prospect to stir action) on the dull Saturday half-da- y lope their Sunday rest Was there any word that the chief war lord was rushing back to Berlin? It occurred to few that if he had made a point of it that might have tipped the trembling balance of power Russia’s plea to Serbia was interpreted as advising her to r submit But Serbia might decide for herself A huge charge - of powder had been placed in a small hand At 5:45 p m fifteen minutes before the time limit Prime Minister Pasitch took Serbia’s answer to the Austrian minister in 'Belgrade Serbia was ready to yield in all except the occupation of her territory - Pasitch was hardly back in his office before woid came that the Serbian answer was pot satisfactory The Austrian delegation already was packed for departure At 6:30 the Austrian minister and his staff crossed the river to the home grounds It The Serbian government too already was packed moved mit of the range of the Austrian guns to the little mar- -' ket town of Nish This certainly was an item of intense local Interest to Vienna and Belgrade but not yet very alarming to the world at large i s -- 6 ' - -- OREGON TRAIL FETE PLANNED Pocatello Will Welcome ‘Covered Wagon’ With Special Service Idaho— A ceremony on the trek fronr Boston toalem1 Ore of Jason Lee 100 years ago will be held when members of the "Jason Lee Special" will appear in the First Methodist church' The members "of the party traveling in a motorized covered wagon are retracing the trail of Jason Lee who with Captain N J Wyeth a fur trader made the trip on horseback The party is making 100 stops along JhuritJtnuiiuere iWf Cool-Cle- w— or Boeing PUoto— gtewardeaa Leave at noon and arrive in San Francisco Portland or Seattle in the late afternoon Or leave after- midnight and have breakfast in these cities or in Spokane t - Hrs 2 Hrs BVa Hrs 6 Vi Hrs 6 Hrs 4 San Francisco Boise Spokane Portland Seattle Equally fast aortic $4152 1324 4170 4404 5286 to Chicago Washington Cleveland No York UX fff M RseodTripo— Fero hcMM tnocfc LOBBY HOTEL UTAH VA 2002 Hotel: Foetal s Weatro (felon Oficaa UNITED A1I2 LIHES LOS ANGELES From Salt Lake City and Ogden in roomy coaches on fast trains $1987 TO Left— Serbia guiding spirit Prime Minister II P Tasilch of Serbia upon whom fell grave responsibility as his nation rejected the terms laid down by Austria Right— Ruler of Europe’s des- tiny: The choice— peace or war for Europe — lay with Czar Nicholas shown here talking with General Brusiloff as Austria’s troops headed for the Serbian frontier prices on many essentials had been increased In addition he contended the new dealers had limited the freedom of action of men and women on the new dealers Hastings said every line of endeavor” “To the thinking man and woman “the most effective way of making who is analyzing this revolutionary mean what It says is to lm dent that it is dangerous" Hastings crease the’ftepuBlican representation both in the senate and the house of asserted Urging that a “stop sign” be placed representatives’’ SOLON BRANDS NEW DEAL AS ZhiiYiLJthat'sjgn WILDTROGRAl The newsdealers he contended were in a headlong plunge toward a complete change pf government He urged that people “steel” themselves “against the hypnotic influence of the great spender” - Southern Pacific liffiTM COMFORTIOjM For details lee your local railroad agent wiMDRtGWENffrwr Affsat — 41 South Main Street Salt Lake City' President “Hypnotizing’ Into People Hardship Charges Hastings WASHINGTON July 24 (45— President Roosevelt was described tonight by Senator Hastings (R Del) as “the great spender” who has been "hypnotizing” the American people to follow him in a “haphazard program" Hastings eochairman of the Re1 i c a n pub committee- - made these assertions in a publia address His speech was one of the first in the party's campaign to capture more Senate and house seats in the November elections Hastings entitled his address "The Great Spender’s Hypnotism" He asserted the country was in its “greatest turmoil and confusion1 with "strikes visiting hardships wounds number and even death upon a great of our people” Added to this he said there has been fear and confusion “among our business men our industrialists our farmers and our AS YOU SWING senatorial-congression- TO PROSPERITY laborers" Yet in the face of this unprecedented situation” he said “the new deal would have the American' people believe that everything is rosy that trouble is nonexistent and that t I founduip fare as via direct routes This low fare is good in standard Pullmans (plus berth charge) $12 TO SAN FRANCISCO an Multi-mot- From Salt Lake City and Ogden travel to Los Angeles via San ' Francisco for exactly the same th v iK VIA SAN FRANCISCO A parade in the Virgin Islands recently had almost no spectators nearly everybody was in the parade - POCATELLO LOS ANGELES hand-cranke- hs prices varied from yesterday’s ' by only from to three-eightCotton was xiccs-were sustained in butter and -- steady eggs No bull pool put out a line in anticipation Palmer that fifteen million European youths leaving homes and work for the front would make a great market for ‘rear pool took a fling on the prospect of the downward plunge of thes pound the franc and the mark which beganthrea days later No manufacturer saw that war demands for munitions would drive his works to double shifts and big dividends Why should they? The European diplomats might miss —their week-en- d holidays the newspapers might make the most of another European war scare in the summer doldrums— but the insiders in finance and great affairs could take their cue from the great European insiders one-four- ROUNDTRIP TO the route where special services will Utopia is close at hand Hypnotism Charged “What is really happening is that the new dealers are trying to hypnotize the American people It was begun by President Roosevelt ais a candidate for the office he now holds" Charging the Roosevelt administration had tossed aside campaign pledges In the effort to maintain new deal popularity Senator Hastings said Chairman Farley of the Democratic claimed Mr national committee Roosevelt’s recovery program was not one of “haphazard adventures’ but had been worked out by the president even before he was nominated If that statement’ be true" Hastings asserted “it furnishes conclusive evidence that there was a deliberate intention to deceive the people during the last campaign because there was nothin akin to the new deal program set forth in the Democratic platform” be held On the trip In 1834 Lee a missionary preached the first formal religious service in the Rocky Mountain country when he conducted servloes at Ferry Butte near the old site of Fort Hall It was while Lee was waiting for Captain Wyeth to construct Fort Hall that the services were given Fort Hall later became one of the most important trading posts and stopping places aiong the famous Oregon Trail The trip by the "Jason Lee Special" at this time has par ticular significance to Eastern Idaho because of the fact that from August I3 3 to 8 the Fort Hail' CentChnlat celt bratlon is to be held Attacking the large expenditures of the administration the Republican JlrstCattle Bartered lead eraeidthati'Wtth'the day Ofreck-onlnLee also drove the- first cattle certain to come the new dealnearly to the Pacific coast but when er push forward their demands that Wlla Wall Wash the measures proposed simply as being difficulty of transporting the stock experimental must become permadown Jh Columbia river was so nent law despite the obvious fact that great ha worked out an exchange certain phases of their program gre with the Hudson Bay company and left the animals in eastern Oregon falling" Both Republicans and old line Member of the caravan party are Democrats he said were calling the Dr J Stowell and Dr Channing Roosevelt program Richardson professor C J Brosnan while the- - new dealer“revolutionary” elled it "na-1 of the history department at the Uni- tional planning" EdMoscow of Idaho and versity “Now the objective of the Rooseward Winter Moon an Indian Pro- velt revolutionists is to make this fessor Brosnan is the author 'of permanent' book on Jason Lee called “Jason Lee haphazard said program “All of this must be Hastings Prophet of the New Oregon" as confusing to our people as is the The Rev Elijah Hull Longbrake permanent turmoil which has the pastor of the First Methodist church country disorandPrAndrcwWarnertit Pocatello ders aside fromse terrorizing various eastern of the district' superintendent of the country have resulted of the Methodist church In Idaho parts also is tremendous loss to lsbor and are arranging for special aervice Ralph R Wolf lay member of the industry' said the N R A had “failed church also hat been active In ar- to Hastings accomplish what was intended” rangements and power had been The party wQl arrive here from takenthat purchasing from those Involved at a 'away Ogden and will be in Blackfoot Fri- time when wholesale commodity day night before departing for Twin Falls and Boise You will meet 54000 Conoco rServkd-Sutio- m'Hevftpi6dftufef'“ - ?flT offered inprodvicts and service These highly trained men will prescribe New and Im- - Give us the opportunity of demonstrating real Gefm"Proc formance “ - r INSTANT STARTING — LIGHT NJNG PICK-U- emo GASOLINE P rAUCOAte) AV' Every Wednesday Night Over NBC HARRY RICHMAN war o( about saonataw lAdrJi ting-i- n mtt end screen JACK DENNY' AND HIS MUSIC famed of cheat JOHN BKEN-NTO- Y utor famous commco- Sea radio nago for timt Relief— No Operation to euttw trtth uleeradaa tt nyperaoidltz distress eftr ostitis atumach a tour atotnaoh thdlieitlon or pains Von’ sonatipation tablets aid Nalurt’t healing power Nl aa tala le Drat Slams Get them from the Ban Francisco Von Co Suits SS4-- B Fannie Bids 4th and Markei Ban Francisco Writs for FreeBook-le- t pta VTHR PROBUCM OF TUX BUfXKtHV' UK We Lave distribution in states where our products are sold without premium ! 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