Show WEDNESDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE JULY 13 1934 25 PAINTERS TO STUDY CODE The Master Painters’ association of BEET INDUSTRY ‘Bird Man’ of Penitentiary Pleads RATE HEARINGS Children Help Salt Lake City will meet Wednesday m at the chamber of With Cummings for His Freedom TO OPEN IN S L Nab Convict atmerce8 p according to William DEMANDS CUBA strom president An attempt will' bo made said Mr Lindstrom to co Reward Wait LEAVENWORTH Kan July rears in his cell to provide t ordinate the labor wage agreement e! com- Lind-- j live-- 24 OP) The ‘‘bird man" PRICE CUT BAN penitentiary Robert of the federal lihpod for his mother in Kansas City F Stroud con- - Kan twittered and fluttered about fined without human companionship as Cummings conferred with the confer 18 years pleaded for his freedom vict today in an impromptu audience with “General Cummings' Stroud said Growers Fear Cutthroat Attorney General Homer S Cum- I have read a great deal about you and for years I have admired you as mings Stroud accosted the head of the a man of high intelligence if U S Competition nation's legal department as he “General1 he went on after a Grants Tariff Slash pause "don't you think I've spent passed through the isolation on an inspection tour’ long enough in this place? IP I have to stay here I would "General he said Cummings” “could I have a word with you?” like more light Another thing they By HARRY J BROWN Cummings agreed and entered the won’t let me have correspondence” Tribune Correspondent cell where few human feet besides Stroud presented his distinguished WASHINGTON July 24— Today's Stroud's have trodden since the pris- visitor a copy of the book he has hearing on sugar the first of a series oner was saved from hanging by written on the care and treatment Wilson after slaying a of canary birds to be conducted by the information President The attorney general departed with guard in 1916 while serving a sen cell-hous- e of the Utah state code with the na-- j tional code on the painting paper m Sought - hanging and decorating division of ReWill Escaped Forger the construction industry Freight Charges on JerNew to turn Schools are being established Honey and Sugar throughout' Ireland for the teaching Prison sey of Gaelic Hearings on honey and beet sugar freight rates will be conducted Wednesday and Thursday respectively at the Hotel Utah before Chester E Stiles interstate commerce commission representative Opening at 9 a m Wednesday the hearing on increased honey rates is the result of a 'petition asking the commission to prevent freight corn- - Four children who aided in the capture of William Voorhees 31 esMonday afternoon caped convict were anxiously awaiting their share of the reward Tuesday The children aided Mr H H 523 East Fourth South street and Mrs M P LaLonde 537 East Fourth South street in capturing "" " ’ the former's Denier Fabrics HaveYour Dry Cleaning DQne the Snel-grov- e Preffo Way! Stroud's case the state department and to Presigoods to 33 per cent to receive the Reward ta Ba Shared dent Roosevelt to help shape the Cureduced mixed carload rate The peMrs Snelgrove said she would ban reciprocal trade agreement un- sire to help Cuba to recovery by giv- condensed and laid before the presi- tition was filed last spring following share half of the reward offered by der the recently enacted tariff law ing hef an increased market in the dent on his return from Hawaii action of the railroad turned out to be more or less of a United States thereby giving her There is unofficial assurance that the Western sugar beet growers are ex- police of- Border fcwn N J for Voorfarce At the last minute the com- more money to sepnd for American Cuban treaty may be promulgated pected to ask the commission Thurs- hees’ capture with the children New within sixty days but witk an elecmittee decided to open the hearing products at 9 a m at a hearing in the Jersey police offered $25 reward for tion coming on the treaty maybe day to the public but the edge was taken Insist on Fair Prices Hotel Utah to reduce beet sugar rates the capture of Voorhees who escaped back especially if the outlook from the intermountain while serving a term for forgery off the statements of witnesses by the With that in mind the beet grow- held territory to In commenting is none too good from the adminis- eastern on the capture Mrs caution of Chairman Thomas Walker coincident with points if to be is Cuba ers insisted that tration viewpoint in the beet sugar Snelgrove said: “He did not make Page to discuss nothing orally that asked be from may was covered by briefs All hands granted new concessions she be com- states any effort to escape I believe he California to the east was tired of evading police At least had submitted briefs so there was pelled to take full advantage of them D Ernest secreSalm executive 24 W— July he appeared to be glad it was all little left to say and the hearing and not be permitted to reduce prices WASHINGTON of the assoUtah Citizens’ Rate tary committee holding headings special over" closed before noon after her sugar is allowed entry into on ciation out that points prohoney the proposed reciprocity treaty The capture was effected when the It is the fear of the domestic sugar American markets at substantially ducers of Utah and Idaho are now island the told was with Cuba today Industry and the hope of importers half the normal duty They also in- did not need the to ship honey in mixed carloads children pointed Voorhees out to the able tariffs lower of help women He was grabbed taken and New York banks witji heavy in- sist that if the differential is inwith canned goods and receive the two to the rear of the Snelgrove home vestments in Cuban sugar that the creased that Cuba be held strictly to on sugar same rate is no on There the limit for A’Dillingham speaking and held by the women and the chiltreaty when evolved will increase her quota If Cuba be allowed to cut theFrank Porto Rlcaq Sugar Producers' as- amount of canned goods and in some dren until police arrived the Cuban differential from 20 to 40 prices after receiving the benefits cases have and honey statement shippers shipped or 7 to 50 per cent the limit per- of a higher differential the avowed sociation made thisto Identity Admitted the prbposal grant Cuba tar honey towith only one case of canned missible under the law Members of purpose of the president according added a At the station Voorhees when conmake it mixed car goods con iff favors in exchange for trade the Page committee disclosed noth- to Mr Kearney would be defeated If the petition does not carry he fronted with circulars for his arrest cessions from her would not bring ing they did not even question the for Cuba then would have less with added honey dealers will be forced admitted his identity He waived exten flourished trade back that the few witnesses who appeared Silent which to buy the products of the to go back to the old direct honey tradition and is held pending arrival they sat through the entire mornin United States and by cutting prices y There is dess need in Cuba of ad- rate which-- of New Jersey police “higher after warning witnesses to take up even within her quota could demor- ditional tariff The children who will share in the protection thaq is cus- than the mixed carload rate To Ship no time with subjects covered in their alize the American market a reward are Barbara Gust 531 East tomarily stated” he said ‘‘Cuba is mixed carload with only ‘ briefs Hearings Declared Sham in a better position than the other honey of the net weight of the pro- Fourth South street Nathalie Stewart Beet Grower! File BriefConducted as it was today it is western islands except Porto Rico duce being carried in the car would and Winona Hodson of 304 Sixth East be too small an amount for the pro- street and Murray Moffatt 351 Sixth Charles M Keirney president of evident the hearings of the Page com- which is about the same” East street tfie National Beet Growers’ associa-tm- mittee are more or less sham The Charles M Kearney president’ of ducers to bother with he said The sustaining of the petition Mr fiiei an exhaustive- brief and same purpose could be accomplished the National Beet Growers’ associatold the committee he could add noth- by allowing all interested parties to tion appealed but said he had noth- Salm said will mean a saving of aping to what the brief contained The file briefs Moreover it is the feel- ing to add to the brief he filed last proximately $5000 to honey producers United States beet sugar manufac- ing among the domestic sugar men week opposing any further reduction of Utah each year The Idaho public utilities commission also opposes turers did likewise Representatives that the whole procedure is more or in duty on Cuban sugar of the seaboard refineries of Mr less a farce The administration is inAn “adequate” differential on the the higher rate schedule he added Proportionate cuts in freight rates Hershey the intimate friend of Sec- tent on helping Cuba through some duty between raw and refined sugar retary" of Agriculture Wallace and form of trade readjustment It was was asked by Ellesworth Bunker of 48 to 65 cents a ton being sought a spokesman for Porto Rico all made manifest that help can only be chairman of the committee of the from California to Chicago and east- tndus-- AmerfcatrtraTO'sugarrefiTihtg thirmi4ojTiarttT0TOesie?ir5f’fhaae'fr2tlISr "avoid duplicating their written state- for Cuba’s prosperity depends wholly try He also said some means should western beet sugar refiners at the ments said little of consequence Therefore be worked out to “compel Cuba or hearing Thursday Youth Who Killed Mother upon its sugar industry H W Ansell assistant traffic manThe briefs were entered in the the Cuban treaty when formulated enable her” to take full advantage of Utah-Idahrecord and were not read Roughly must of necessity make substantial any preferential in tariffs because ager of the Brother With Ax Sugar comthey disclose the domestic beet sugar concessions that will enable Cuba cheaper labor made cheaper refining pany said that whatever cuts are ‘ industry arrayed against further con-- more profitably to market her sugar in Cuba while the costs to American requested from California to the east Collapses re- in the United States cessions to Cuba the seaboard The only things refiners were up 133 cents on the willbe asked by western representafiners and Mr Hershey pleading for to be determined are" the form this hundred pounds because of the N R A tives from the intermountain terrimore liberal terms under which Cu- help shall take and the American and other recovery items tory LOS ANGELES: July 24 ban sugar may gain access to the products that are to receive reciproRate cuts on sugar from Utah IdaRude Payne 21 son of a former This position was opposed vigorousAmerican market all of course in cal favors from Cuba Secretary ly by John A Snyder vice president ho Montana Kansas Wyoming Ne- SL Louis utilities official collapsed the name of the domestic consumer Wallace has recently said he wants of the’ Hershey corporation which braska and Colorado to Chicago and ip a hysterical fit of weeping today What briefs were filed or how many midwesterri agriculture to receive the has Attorney Deputy District refining interests in Cuba eastern points have been asked by when large the committee did not disclose The bulk of the benefits the automobile He maintained there be no L E Kifrp and H D Toll of the Bates Booth in hik argument to the shpuld beet growers are apprehensive that industry wants its sharerxrther lines distinction in duty on raw and re Union Pacific railroad full demanded "the penalty of jury the Cuban treaty is largely going to no doubt will make their pleas in fined the law” increase the Cuban ‘differential a con- writing If you’re poor a divorce will cost Young Payne Is on trial charged clusion founded on the often exBecause of "an unwritten law” taxi you the price of half a pound of but- with murdering bis mother The Page committee will deterMrs pressed sympathetic interest of Presi- mine nothing It is acting solely as a drivers in Bronxville N Y wear ter in Russia says Cicely Hamilton Carrie Payne 45 and his brother Robdent Roosevelt and his announced de fact finding body The facts will be coats at all times author ert 15 with an ax He has pleaded hot guilty by reason of insanity Leonard Wilson attorney for Payne insisted to the jurors that the to prove any failed had prosecution “malicious motive!’ for the double killing Shortly after surrendering to police Young Payne in a 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