Show 12 JULY THURSDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 1934 26 British Statesman Strove to Head Off War by Inviting Powers to Arbitrate Austria Germany Remained Aloof to Grey’s Overtures P ifr Hasty Return to Potsdam Had Significance but No Troops Moved Kaiser’s K jpl Lji ' accounts of the by Colonel Frederick This Is the fourth of a series of 12 day-by-dbeginnings of the world war 20 years ago Palmer war correspondent and author ( ByCOLONEL FREDERICK 100 SUMMER PALMER The week of the greatest suspense the world has everknown began on Sunday July 26 1914 20 years ago Its decisions were to affect the lives of whole generations Serbia had given her answer to Austria the previous evening Austria's peremptory ultimatum had been the first dash of flame from hell and Serbia’s answer the second In the dawn of this Sunday as milk bottles arid morning papers were left on doorsteps Austria troops already might be across the Serbian frontier fighting already started The outbreak of war between two European nations spread this feature of foreign head front page and news in a three-coludropped the scandalous Parisian trial of Madame Caillaux for murder back to the inside pages Yet the American who read his headlines in bed or on the way to a holiday in the country on a hot midsummer day did not take this as a serious threat to world peace Or if he used the news page as shade over his eyes the sands of the seashore Serbia appeared very remote to him It would nbt be much of a war — a walk- oyer for Austria which had ten soldiers to’ Serbia’s one Statesmen Worried But the statesmen of Europe after an arduous night knew this Sunday introduced European diplomacy and sanity to its mortal test This was their day for action as surely as next Sunday turned out to be the generals’ Every foreign minister and ambassador and all their staffs were on duty every premier listening for the latest news from — the Austro-Serbifrontier and the latest intimation from every capital had his lingers on the pulse of diplomatic messages Never had there been such an urgent call for a master gehius of a peacemaker The British foreign minister Sir Ed- ward Grey ofthe grave thoughtful face and deep-s- et eyes was in the position to take the lend Britain clear of the continent I detached again might be as she often had been the decisive factor in war and diplomacy : Russia would Br Neir"-‘T7F’ Russia’s was the next avalanche that might start moving after Austria’s Yesterday she had accepted Grey’s suggestion that she advise Austria to negotiate further with Serbia Aus-tria had made no answer Austria delayed Germany waited - Russia waited That was hopeful He would call a conGrey proposed the old expedient ference for mediation to meet in London At least it would momentarily hold the leash on the dogs of war Russia and France agreed They were colleagues of Britain in the entente Italy third member o I the triple alliance with Germany and "“Austria-Hungar- y Welcomed the suggestion " The British fleet ' could make the Mediterranean a British lake in time of war Still Austria remained aloof as silept as the generals while the statesmen parleyed- - Germany would not commit herself J to a conference about the issue jpily Austria had made She was stiff that day but watching Britain for any sign of her action a if general war should start Britain could bar the seas to German trade and the approach of the German navy to the " French coast ' Irish Trouble Occurred And on that Sunday July 26 1914 an incident occurred 'm which may have had as great an influence in sending millions British regulars fired 7 to death as the Serajevo assassination - on nationalist arms runners Three were killed and wounded Fighting had begun in Ireland if not yet in Serbia Britain might be too preoccupied with her own civil war to loin in a ? " European war The kaiser’s adyisers had this news for their mercurial mas- ter upon his arrival in Berlin that night Lest it appear that the war scare had hurried him back to Potsdam it was an-- rnounced that he had returned on the scheduled date from his yachting cruise The day passed with no public word that Austria had en- -' tered Serbia Was she staying her hand?- - Had she looked fierce in the display of her power prepared to relent— but not hastily thus weakening her position— for the sake of European peace and for some advantage to herself after she had given An object lesson? 77 Serbia ' Wouldn’t she intimat tomorrow or the next day that she ' was ready for further negotiation? And she could not afford to take on Russia if ally Germany expressed positive dissent to 'her course Only Austria and Serbia had yet mobilized troops the world knew Germany and Russia had hot moved a sfngle ’ regiment toward the frontier This too was No there would be no European war We were justhopeful having an- other midsummer War scare WHITE CUP and SAUCER SET— WHITE FRUIT1 DISHES— Reg 19c each Portland's harbor with its — OREGON’S PORT of CREWS READY Portland ilopeg Stevedores Will Return to Old Jpbs Thursday - Salt Lake Trlbune-Chlcu- Tribune Service o PORTTAND the- - Ore July 25— With waterfront strike apparently at 20 and 12-- $1 f6r oil 25 DINNER 8ET—Service lor Reg - $6900 Imported china COQ Special lor rummage POJ clearance miles waterfront The issue of the hiring halls where gangs of longshoremen are "gathered to unload cargo when a ship comes in and who should control the halls has been predominant in the walkout here as elsewhere in the striking Pacific coast ports In San Francisco a minority of radicals and direct action isls pumped up the waterfront strike into the dimensions of a gen cral strike last week which lasted 77 hours - In Portland there was no general strike but" considerable feeling was wrought up by the action of Governor Julius Lr Meier in calling out the national guard 1000 of the state soldiers last week a few hours after Senator Wagner of New York had departed saying the strike leaders would not seek a general strike unless the militia were Called out KAlSOMINE— Reg 35c For Clearance pkg 19c OVENS— Oval DUTCH 19c heavy sheet Iron be used attached hose SHOWERS— May on lawn $193 i ot f?Q it $0 LIQUID WAX— Old Eng- Ilsh Regular 69c s’rREET FLOOR HOSIERY— 4l pairs and chlllon Broken line CQ Juv and sizes Reg to $150 semi-servi- on Grocery Purchases of $150 or More ladlss’ 40 AVI ot dark ot FLOWERS—Clearance to Shop HANDKERCHIEFS — One day only hems Reg 75c dozen Hand-rolle- $13$ GIRDLES— Two-wa- Otka CO y stretch lor Rummage STRAW HATS— Any Straw hat In stock “rl8rto': Colored summer “HOLE-PROO- patterns figd 3 FOR "PA 50c MEN’S SPORT SHIRTS— $130 special- - Close-o- Answers to Questions J White Linen SUITS—Odd Sizes values to $1475 04A V gff ul4 spe- 04 vA 0a 04 tA STRAW HATS BELT STRAPS— 4 A-- Reg 25c lor Rummage Day AUk 3 nff kill nf Ull DOILIES NAPKIN 8— Also Card Table Covers Organdy Scarts Chinese Filet Pieces all hand-maFor CAff Rummage Clearance 04 BOYS’ “TOM SAWYER” SHIRTS— Fancy patterns Rummage Day only (2 lor SI-5CORDS— BOYS’ 7Qa colors Light Values $329 Soiled 7Qa 4(1 QQ ipAeVO BOYS’ WASH “TOM3IIES” —Real value lor Rummage f?Qp THIRD FLOOR SCARES - u"0 nff ’ Q Hew many people In the Unit- orphans maintained by the Loyal ed States live In Insanitary homes? der of Moose Or- CLOTHS 34x70 rainbow® 1 AQ V AaUU design regular $179 P F A It has been estimated that What la pemmtean? C L H Q A It consisted originally of lean persons are housed in insanimeat cut in thin slices dried in the tary or other undesirable homes sun pounded fine mixed with meltIs What an Idea? Innate N C Q ed fat and packed It was much — A— psychologist be- used in that form by North Amerilieves the phrase is meaningless can Indians as a convenient food to Some philosophers believed that in- - be carried The term is now applied Date ideas formed part of but actual to preparation--whicequipment or content of conscious- dried fruit is sometimes added and ness at birth not due to experience which is compressed into cakes It is CLOTHS— 54x54 lar $249 (4 V 04 7Q vAaiaJ RegU- - 8pecll COTTON REMNANT — Batiste Powder Pull 'Muslin Pique Voiles Linens Organdies Per- - wjthinJhjjfeottb4!Pjvjdua 50 oft Q When wae Influents brought Q What picture was selected as to America? 8 S the most popular In the Chicago Art A It is believed to have reached institute contest? C M R this country in 1537 The epidemics A The Song of the’ Lark by Jules were especial- Breton received the highest number of 1889 and SILK REMNANTS— - to lengths plain and lancy crepes sheers novelty chlllon prints I- - 1918-191- 9 m off SSL: ly severe WOOLENS Tweeds Oxloyds Dress Wool Crepes Coat- - PA(7 Digs White W00IWV® UIIf d -- COSTUME beads bi Reg 79e - BAGS— d — ’ Rings JEWELRY Final Clearance white and II ‘fk FABRIC SHOES— White and eolor Auerbach’s Quality Meats ft PORK CHOPS ME STEAKS 2 lbs 35c Puritan Beef Special lb Always Fresh Extra Special PORE LAI Spe- cial ’ 2 lbs combination p U m tfs ‘‘Lasso’ Finalsandals clearance reg to $293 L A IDi wC 17c QQsa OC OXFORDS CHILDREN'S and SLIPPERS— White tan and com- binations Final clearance to 2 45 Slues 814 MFH GLOVF— With faDv strati - STRING GLOVES— White Reg 43c All- Qgg flareOQ-cu! Reg S9e Peg - lls vk OQ Walk PARCHMENT CARD TABLE COVERS With Culbertson Rules orint-e- d on cover Regular 23o 4 P Special lor Rummage 2 lor Awk FOUND PAPER and 2 Packages Envelopes AQ$ BOXED STATIONERY— Rummage Regular in O If y “Wk PRINTED VOILES— 200 yards and iuc-25- c 36 Inches wide Reg Rummage clearance SECOND FLOOR 10c FROCKS— Women’s Sc Misses’ sheer and print Irocks selected from our regular and $109 $1 racks Thursday Y9L only ISO PRISCILLA —1 79c COMBINATIONS— Glovs-all- k combinations rayon Bllghtly soiled QQjt RAYON JJOk Reg makes While WOMEN'S lor-m- er NEGLIGEES— Formerly SILK $398 Rummage special Pf R 89c to $498 1 2 DwIaa ICC DRAPES— 2 pairs only' milled embroidered drapes Reg For Rummage 01) 4Q $549 Clearance' RAYON ‘ Tavern coats and bed jackets AQa Jk- - 8pecll 25 BATHING SUITS— Women’s suits In lormsr values to $225 Rummage special 56 14 Ruthmage 04 vA 7 SHEER DRESSES—Sizes ” ' Regular $100 ol 7:J'r'r REMNANTS— Damask usable cretonnes marquisette DRAPERY 1 Rummage lengths 2 special CHINTZ DRAPES— 10 pairs glazed chlnts drapes Reg 98c 49c II TANKERS RIDING BREECHES —For boys or girls 4 Rummage special Av HOOVER APRON— White only ' S 4 Qn Rummage AJJk special ( 81ze 25 SLACKS—White ors In sizes 7 to S and yellow col- 7Qa Rummage 25 WASH DRESSES— Dark school eolor only Size S to 14 Values to $2 98 Rummage 1 pedal ' 0VA RIDING BREECHES — And In natural and white linen 1 Regular $128 Rummage Jod-nhu- rs pedal RUFFLED DRAPES— 5 36x2i'-l- n sateen 'Reg $198 pair 0vA pairs - QQa vOV llg-ur- ed r- CHINTZ PRAPES— Slightly soiled ( pairs Reg $169 AQa Sale pair Wk DRAPES— Lined with DAMASK teen shirred Reg $398 to £Qa ViJL LAMPS— Large beautllul lamps with gloss Illuminated base 2 only 0O QQ $998 value Rummage special LAMP S— Colonial In maple Ilnlsh $375 QQ value 2 only Rummage vAeOu 04 shades In table and to $1 35 Rummage KITCHEN CURTAINS— 35 pairs Limited number lor Rum- - 4 Qg A mage clearance pair' VOILE KITCHEN CURTAINS— 26 pairs Ut yds long 4Q Reg $169 pair BASEBALL MITTS— All juvenile Ak WATER 1 Palan Uv A A CANTEENS— Quart Regular $149 Rummage etze QSf SPOONS— Steel shalt chtoms plted 7 only WILTON Regular Rummage TED $2 50 size Values I uk RAY QQ Cl PAaOJ - vXsiu Cl speuO $148 value BAR— Folding Iront type and aides 1 only 4Q ipUeTlu Rummage WHAT NOTS—Solid walnut Four shelves Regular $845 GS 4 Q 2 only Rummage vueTU CARD TABLES — sturdy folding tables In green tnd black Ilnlsh While $125 values Uuk they last CQFFEE TABLES — Round top solid Walnut $14 98 CA QQ value Rummage special COFFEE TABLES— Beaultlul tilt top Aluminum’ with glass top 2 only Regular $1750 CQ QQ Rummage tpleuO COFFEE TABLE- -1 Solid only birch construction CQ IQ Reg $1750 Rummage VOrtV CHENILLE RtJGS — Heavy oval Figured reversible patterns $673 value 2 only qq Rummage CHINESE PRAYER RUGS— 15x24-lnsize $294 value 04 Q VvvO n )leuO Rummage NUMDAH RUGS— American 24x36-lnc- h Rummage Clearance reg $119 RAG RUGS— 24x48lnch rag rugs in reversible Navajo patterns nm Rummagi special 59o UUC reg OVAL nr AXM1NSTER RUG— 26x48-lnonly Regular 4(0 QQ Rummage $OeUO 1 $595 27x52-inc- RUGS— Valencia rugs In gold or orchid Regular $6 49 h 3 only Ql Rummage 8UNTONE RUGS— 24x36 size ular $598 values mq WOOL-- wool O in Reg- np VOtiO BATH RUGS — Heavy rug In beautllul combinaol colors: tion Reg $319 values 4 only Rummage as pl n vleuO on n n VeUO Reg $419 values Aw 5 only Rummage' Reg $619 values 3 only Rummags m n Reg $775 values J Phly Rummage Vue's: 1 only SEWING MACHINE— Eld Electric portable treasure redg chest Reg $8500 Rummage leuU 1 only SEWING MACHINE— Eld-red- ge V G Oak dee) elecrtlc Regular $4475 nn m m Rummage V U ?e I U I only SEWING MACHINE— Grand Electric Portable Reg $2995 Rummage vJev 1 only SEWING MACHINE— EljT redge Rotary tabinet electric Reg $9450 Terms mm it desired Rummage vO as a (sn sn a ene 0Qi id sa- Of a “Vk 2 Jr PARCHMENT SHADES— Fluted lo 6 colorful designs $225 values only 1 1Q " Rummage END TABLE —Solid Walnut lop with gracelul metal legs $1098 value 1 only QQ Rummage $198 EMBROIDERED' MARQUISETTE-1- 50 36 In yards pastel shades wide Reg 49e yd Rum- mage Clearance baseball mitts Rummage Fluted parchment LAMP SHADES— Rummage A A 1 $139' AA Jiff "II QQa FROCK— fHur acetate and string Irocks In value to $398 04 QQ spAeVp Rummage 106' BLOUSES— Pique broadcloth blouses ewlse and organdie lp sizes 32 to 40 Former values to $175 Rummage 33 2 INDIA PRINTS— Reg 15c to $549 Rummage Special Reduced to a j land children'! rayon underwear Borne slightly soiled from display - Kaysar Lorraine Lros and other high-gra- JL Rummage special UNDERWEAR— Womens they last CURTAINS soiled Reg lAYON It COTTON— Panel Curtain soiled only one ol a kind and Rumihage RUFFLE or a kind slightly to $398 Runl- mage Clearance LADIES’ 24 SILK COATS— colored bags Reg to $129 - 8' Avk EMBROIDERED CLOTHS— In cotton 34x54 reg $159 The-mode- ra of votes in the contest in which visitors to the art institute were asked Q- Is It possible for a python to to choose ihe most popular painting Swallow a hnndrod-ponnpig? L A in the country - A The python because of the -Q Whe were artificial - pzarli great expansiveness of its lawable to swallow animals many times first produced In America? A R its own diameter It is perfectly pos- A The bureau of fisheries says sible for a large python to swallow that apparently the first American n hundred-pounwork done regarding the production pig of artificial pearls was in the bureau ’ Q What ere the climac- of fisheries in 1914- Commercial teric years of a man’ life? T R E duction began shortly after by pro sev1 A Ancient Greek physiologist eral American concerns but it is unbelieved the climacteric years toJe certain which of them actually put the 7th 21st 49th 63rd and 81st the first goods on the market ' Q Are many wedding performed Q What s the site of the staff nt the Little Church Around the Cor- of the Waldorf-Astori- a hotel? P ner in New York? C L A It has from 1500 to 1800 emA During the eleven years of ployes at all times Rev Randolph Ray’s rectorship more than 20000 weddings have been perQ Please give a short definition of labor A M C formed there A Labor may be defined as the Q Did the automobile lnduotry physical or mental effort of human show an increase or decrease last beings for the attainment of some obyear? K D ject other than the pleasure of the efA It showed an Increase of 414 fort Itself per cent in 1933 over 1932 according WCENSEn TO WED to statistics of the National AutomoBURLEY Idaho — Marriage licenses bile Chamber'd Commerce recently issued are: Daniel Sprelr 22 ' Q How many children are eared and Kathryn Moore 21 both of Burfor at Moosebeart III? J F ley Rulon F Horne 26 and Ruth A From 1200 to 1400 childreh Barlow 24 both of Burley William ranging in age from one to eighteen E Anderson 17 and Garnet Blanche year A re cared for at this home lor Sweety 17 both of Decla 4A NAPKINS— Special lor Rummage Clearance ea Price Ea Uk Each with stainless h — Assorted one lot only Colors CROCHET SILK — 58 spools ol purs Beldlng and Hemmlngway crochet silk In baby pink and blue 140 yds to Reg 98c AQa Special spool ODDS AND ENbS— One table ol ODDS AND ENDS— Including brocaded uresser trays powder boxes Also novelty paper and irames Ilies stamped laundry bags and scarls etc Special AQa Rummage each 1 COMBINATIONS— Regular $4 98 04 Special lor vA Rummage 10 COMBINATIONS — Regular $198 Special 1 or Rummage 7 GIRDLES— Elastic step-i- n styles Special Regular $398 vA lor Rummage 10 GIRDLES — Elastic step - In Regular $198 styles Oa Special lor Rummage 20 BRASSIERES— Soiled Irom disRegular values play JVk to $150 special WASH SUITS and Summer Apparel lor Rummage't Day only- - REMNANTS FRINGED MAHOGANY special BOYS’ GOLF BALLS— 1 dozen only WilC son “Cheerio goll balls AUk Rummage Regular 25c each yams Sleeveless LEATHER JACKETS — Talon zipper Ironts AQ 01) IAeVO reg to $450 BOYS’ PANAMA bag tops etc sted $VVO 04 vA BOYS’ WASH PANTS—Real cial lor Rummage Day Irames photo Including knitting worGermantown Rmall stzs standard knitting worsted Regular prices range Irom 10c to 50c Worsted CQ QQ to close hut etc ets AND ENDS— Including silk “?v 04 vA PANTS— Jack- - ODD MEN’S and (a Ok boudoir dolls and dresses Special lor Rummage ut BOYS’ 't “"( Muslins' brocade col-o- ra 3$ d Off REMNANTS— Sheet- - ffAGT ODDS Plain and white all slzee MEN’S ‘SHIRTS— OOy PILLOW CASES— Boiled aU sizes C COTTON— Odd shades Special ( fng 4i IVI lor rummage M D Cl QQ sPAOJ? GOLF BAGS — Leather trimmed drill goll bags with zipper pockets Six only Regular 4(1 QQ epistJw $250 Rummage TABLE ENDS — Ol Aurora Including veloros metal-ltc- s Irostora brushes paint To close 4n boards etc — Ak- out each £ Plate Head NO Reg $250 Rummage ODDS AND ENDS— One table Including quilts sheets and pillow slips shoes play suits and lnlants’ dresses It gertrudes 1 a 1 kvtS Rummage AND STEEL SHAFT Chrom $ IRONS— 6 mly BURR-KE- Y TABLE paints TIES— Light colors band tailored 1 silk 2 FOR V Reg $100 THIRD FLOOR 7Qa ODDS 69c AIEN’S SUMMER Light play nplnn $1 1 WHITE FLANNEL CAPS— regular — And SUMMER BONNETS — And Hats' Reg $149 to Organdy and nets Rummage $198 Vk special SILVER BAGS— Protects your silverware CQ all SHEETS—Soiled sizes A AVI 59c dark colored llowers lng and sum- OCn AiUk VEILS— Mostly Regular 30c NOSE colors Right to Limit Quantity) The Coolest Spot In Town A?k Men’s “Sealpax” ATH- LETIC SUITS 69c 2 FOR mer neckwear Regular to $100 (We Reserve tb An d guaranteed MEN’S DRESSES $398 organdies voiles and gingSizes 2 to 6 Reg ’VQa hams I wk Rummage $119 to $198 Hick 33c values N COOKING PULLMAN SET— Used lor home or 1Q camping 398 TOTS’ pique Regular suits DRESS SHIELDS— Reg ory double covered MEN’S S— seersucker Rummage stalnette assortment ol 1 An AWL BUTTONS —Good 'colored buttons card SUIT OUTING Av Each etc Men’s 4Q WXolI to $1198 DRESSES— Organcrepes knits lor street or lormal wear Rummage CJQ QQ VO special Reg dies Assortment ot NOTIONS — Thread 4n baiety Pins Darning Cot- - g"d HOSE— Reg GARDEN NECKWEAR— Clearance Deliver Pd VA CURTAIN STRETCHERS— Slightly damaged LISLE HOSE— 13 pairs outsize Reg 50c grade Black only: $’4 etze FREE 2e FLOOR SECOND DRAWER LINING roll 4g1 4 FOR WA 12 - -- Size CHINA an end Oregon today began to figure what have been its effects on commerce lumbering fruit raising and agriculture in the state Word from San Francisco in early LICENSED TO WED afternoon was that an unofficial report showed the longshoremen voting POCATELLO Idaho— A marriage heavily in favor of arbitration and license was issued Tuesday to E M the outlook here is for a return of Lindsay 36 and Gladys Morrison the stevedores tomorrow to work in 36 both of Berkeley Cal - -- 4 £a AUk Clearance SERVICE PLATES— ' China BATTLER FOR PEACE— While the generals rattled their sar bers Sir Edward Grey above British foreign minister vainly strove to head them off by calling a parley of the powers ’ HASKIN- 10 SHELF AND PAPER — 123-loor ton BEER GLASSES—Reg $180 — By FREDERIC 5c MEAT PLATTERS— Reg 5pc - - tor 15c 2 ?ul“ 12 clear-anc- STREET FLOOR DOWNSTAIRS 8 been slightly soiled from display and others are special e summer items priced ridiculously low for immediate All are good values but you’ll have to shop early for there’s only a few of each Second Floor) (Ready-to-Wear- Rummage 98 n Some slightly soiled from display Some slightly damaged Sizes 14 to 50 No tryons no fittings and every sale final! an — A grand clearance of odds and ends of summer merchandise Some are discontinued numbers some of them have eg to $695 Final Clearance! 50 Only Dark STRAWS Formerly to $750—tJr 150 WHITE HATS Formerly to $500—(Second - glJ 00 Floor) ' |