Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE JULY 28 1934 SATURDAY MORNING Christensen filed suit for $10000 dam plaintiff of "jerking a player out qf room where Harmon allegedly beat neck Beach tonight for Washington Suit Asks and kicked him $10000 Tussle Continue a card game ” He will leav ages Friday m Third district court Washington for the Reporters Judge HarMr The complaint alleges that Pacific coast to meet President According to the complaint ChrisROOSEVELT AIDE LEAVES saw a friend m the establish Assault Redress mon is a "professional gambler” and tensen velt and make the return trip with Mass July Over Refusal to Answer Question ment playing cards and suggested him ADVOCATED BY "Mint as the Colonel operates a place known Louis Howe McHenry the two leave that Later together Alleging that took CWA REVIVAL 27 (IP) — con- Judge Harlan overruled their atler- nevs contention that tor them to teatifv would incriminate them under a state gowlp slatute whlch makea t miademeanor to communicate flammatory statement Attorney Every da since Monday Police Sanders E Clay agreed with the IVople Will Not Stand Dole Judge Jay W Harlan has sent the court that the boy could not claim Another Winter Govpair Jack Durham and Wesley Carty exemptions on the ground they were each 23 years old to jail or has fined newspapermen even though they felt them for refusing to answer a ques- honor bound not to testify ernors Warned tion Each daily refusal to answer They were ordered to appear behas meant a new charge of contempt fore the court again at 4 o'clock toFor the judge it meant upholding morrow afternoon the principle that a court can comCarty’s wife an attractive bluepel witnesses to answer competent eyed blonde was a spectator in court For the two youngsters today questions to give In would be violating their “What will you do if your husband ideals of the newspaper profession tells where he got his information?” The pair learned in advance that she was asked J Sterling Towles Representative promptly responded 19 for voting for the state sales tax When questioned on the stand last CHICAGO July 27 (P)— Judge Williams spoke at the closing ses- - Saturday at an inquiry into the af Philip J Finnegan today Was asked on of the 26th annual conference fair they declined lo say where they to determine whether a newspaper-o- ' man was in contempt of court for re- governors which wound up Us ses- - got the information on bv elect ng Governor Paul V Judge Harlan sandy haired florid fusing to divulge news sources to a Mi Null of Indiana as chairman and and even tempered gave them until grand charges of jury selecting-Bilox- i Miss for the 1935 Monday to dec ide They refused He fraud and graft in administration of fined them S1Q each and told ihemIftmois relief funds meeting In the the The grand jury petitioned closing session Williams to ?omP back Tuesday They came snaied the program with Governor 'and got three hours each in jail court for a decision shortly after A Joseph B Ely of Massachusetts who Wednesday they served six hours J Sloan Chicago Evening American earlier m the day discussed the na- Thursday six hours and pajd fines newspaper reporter testified before tional recovery program and warned of $3 each the jury but refused to 'disclose hat its methods and continuation They went back to jail to serve sources of information that caused Would lead to “a socialistic state” another six hours late today after the investigation CWA Held Best Relief "The CWA was the best answer to the problem of unemployment” said Williams in his appeal to the governors to put their states into line to share the cost of general jobless relief ‘We are becoming very complacent he added “about the fact that one sixth of our entire population ’ LOS ANGELES July 27 (JP-)living m a state of chronic destitution Listed Pranksters at Redlands cracked Relief by the direct dole is no High Temperatures answer The dole crushes morale at the prinon the sidewalk eggs From Valley Imperial Regular work and wages employcipal downtown intersection toment on something useful is the only Northwest to day and watched them sizzle as answer and it has got to come thus v inter People won’t stand for anthe mercury soared to an all time other winter of direct doje’ official record of 115 degrees OnJ (Centlnuf a from The assembled governors and the Superior Judge Robert W In representatives of governors coming sections to report in this region Kenny looked at his thermometer from a dozen states engaged Williams those two places thermometers re here as he convened court this corded 114 degrees at 3 o'clock in a lively debate him chiefly on the responsibility of - At Deer Park Wash the high point afternoon The mercury stood at ' governors for the administration of wasJ07 degrees reached shortly bemark the fore 3 o’clock At Spokane 106 de“All those having clean shirts fCcjeral relief funds grees was reached at 3 o’clock may take off their co'ats” he m- Committee Reorganised — strueted reneviflg hlsewm - AtSKaIlaceIdalioT4t "“’' exthe "reorganized "'Thegovernbrs at 3 30 p m and at MosThnee lawyer who failed to ecutive committee of the conference grees cow 102 take advantage of the pronouncefor 1935 tq include Goverrtbrs Horner Central Oregon’s relative humidity ment from the bench were M S Connor Mississippi John G- dubbed the “dirty shirts ” dropped to 5 per cent today the lowWinant New Hampshire and Alf est ever recorded Mounting temIandon Kansas Cary Harde for- peratures coupled with the phenom mer governor Florida was reelect- enal in humidity in that region ed executive secretary and Governor made drop At the fire hazard critical ' Wilson was named treasurer Bend Ore and Pendleton Ore a Governor McNuti earlier today de- maximum of 104 degrees was reached clared himself jn f&vor of full coyesterday and it was believed this various the and states operation by mark would be equaled before nightadvocated the adoption of states fall codes to strengthen the enforcement The fire hazard was reaching the of national compacts critical stage in north Idaho where Governor Joseph B Ely also a lies some of the greatest timber land Third Performance Brings exof Democrat Massachusetts in the nation of a the fear pressed paternalistic Rainfall has been light and temLarge Crowd at Fron government slowly evolving into a peratures uniformly high for many socialistic Atate with increased domi- days Most national forests are tier Fete nation over a people “made Jiappy closed to tourists except by permit contented and prosperous by the lOS ANGELES July 27 (iP)— Aptugged individualism of the past” CHEYENNE Wyo July 27 (IP)— In Italy Germany and Soviet Rus- parently crazed by the heat a black Two old hands at the rodeo business sia he said individualism has passed panther said to be the only one of —Pete Knight of Calgary Canada fiom the people to dictators and the its kind in captivity in this country and Earl Thode of Belvidere S D of "children become have gov- today attacked people Auguste Celeste made the third day of Frontier Days ernment” young atjd atti active animal trainer their own particular show today at the California zoological gardens in bucking horse events Champions The panther was being schooled by at many wild west exhibitions Miss Celestes when it attacked her Knight and Thode were deadlocked leaping upon her and knocking her to tonight in the fight for the crown at the floor of the cage The young 1934 show woman fought despeiately with her Cheyenne'swon day money yesterday Knight only weapon a Whip The panther Thodg took it today and that makes bit her right hand and clawed her them even and heavy favorites over right arm inflicting Dve'wounds of the broncho “peelers” for rest the An attendant Harvdy Stewart atBob Crosby Ken-n- a the championship tracted by the woman’? hries and the N M also did some starring by snarls raced ta Miss CeReserve Officers Will Take panther’s both the calf and steer ropleste’s aid and he and the trainer winning ing events successfully fought off the animal Course” in Large Crowd Training Bleeding profusely Miss Celeste Another crowd estimated by offiwras rushed to the Santa Fe hospital Wyoming where her wounds were treated F(er cials as again exceeding the 12000 mark was on hand condition is not serious The summaries follow: reserve area headquarThe Third By Associated Frees Calf roping— Bob Crosby Kenna 44 ters Friday announced that Widespread rains and generally N M first 17 2 seconds Irby Mundy 36 from Salt Lake cloudy skies over the major portion Uttersville Colo second 19 7 Jake Utahns including Citv had been ordered to active of the nation Friday brought decided McClure Lovlngton N M third 20 training duty with the field artillery relief after a week of stifling weather Cowboys' relay race — Jess Howard E at Warren with 100 degree and higher readings Fort Francis reset ve for Claude Sawyer firs't Cy riding Aunot uncommon The heat took a toll Gray riding for Dave Todd second Wyo the ciders being effective gust 12 of 1429 lives Murphy Palmer riding for Bnngle The officers will report on that Moisture was far from adequate Brothers third day to the commanding general for however Prices on the Chicago race— Reva Gray Girls’ 14 days of training board of trade were higher for all first Lillian ' Jenkenson second The Salt Lake City officers called grams Crop experts continued to Brida Miller third re Second Lieutenants Paul Bueh-pe- predict greatly decreased yields of Steer wrestling— Donald Nesbit George B Clark Edward B all staple gram because of the N M first 181 seconds Sheldon D Erickson ravages of drouth heat insects and Quemado Daughters BaMett Neb secDave Campbell Ralph D Knight Paul H Martin reduced acreages ond 191 Shorty Ricker Granger Oblad-IlenrBriant O Drouth stricken rattle continued Texas third 19 8 D Rees Clarepce Smolka marketward and 'numerous sections Steer roping— Bob Crosby first 18 C Wilcox and Allan E Johnston faced water shortage despite rams seconds Mavden Rucker Okmulgee Lieutenant Colonel Joseph W Accurate estimates of dollar losses Okla second 22 9 John McEntire Captains James C Littlefield to farmers and producers were un- Kiowa Okla third 23 5 Stewart H Udell George R Battle available but agronomists jtdauUad —- -Relay He Maurice HOlisecrOft First Lieutenants' they would reach into millions for Earl” B Wixcey and Earl G King- both Cowgirls’ relay race—Reva Gray and livestock Even with crops 01 Dave Todd firsii Lillian dom Second Lieutenants Theran M continued ET JBuStari J Cfops'alreadyTiave leen' dSSfcedfc? "Davis HarryJ second Eleanor Heacock riding 'for James H Clawson Silver Don H yond hope Frank Burns third Van Dam Walter Price Harold C World’s championship bucking conMallder Robert S Leon Stuart B test— Earl Thode Belvedere S D Lamkm Theodores Kurland Emanfirst Pete Knight Calgary Canada uel P Fotis John J Arronco Jr second Leo Murray Dragoon Arlz Chet D Hirsch Carl H Bronn Harthird Herman Linder Cardston Can old F Greene Paul L Badger and Twenty-onmembets of the Third ada fourth Sidney H Browne race— Sam MilCowboys’ half-milv Those from other parts of the state L D S ward left Friday evening in are Secbnd Lieutenants Arlon Erek-o- n their ward bu for a trip to Canada ler first Billy Wallace second H of Murray William F MacKmght and the northwest The Itinerary of H Dimgan third Wild horse race — Harve Lowry of Price Henry M Mills of Ferron the tour will include Yellowstone - Lieutepant Colonels Lawrence Clay-Inpark Glacier national park Card-sto- Akron Colo first Red Remington ’and Ralph Poulton of Ogden Alberta to visit the L D S Denver second Dan Offut Garden Fii't Lieutenant William H Driscoll temple the Canadian City Kan third through of Eureka Second Lieutenant Mar- Rockies to Vancouver B C Victoria vel G NpU of Lark and James R Seattle Portland and returning bv Judge's Illness Delays-MurderMorland of Ogden way of the Columbia river highway The trip is in charge of Bishop Sanity Hearing Sheldon R Brewster of the ward Those making up the party are LOS ANGELES July 27 (AV-Th- e Mr and Mrs William Mueller Mrs sanity hearing for Louis Rude Payne P Mrs 21 Stoll Arthur Stromness Paul convicted of the first degree mure S Kilpatrick and daughter Beverly der of his mother and brother for the Misses Constance Simms Adelle the second time was continued today Jones Vivian Jones and Vera Bur- because of the illness of Superior Postoffice employes of Utah south ton Mrs Fred Daybell Evelyn Court Judge Harry F Sewell ern Idaho western Wyoming and NeMrs Winnie Croxford Bishop When court resumed after the noon vada will hold an outing at Como and Mrs Brewster and their chil recess Judge Sewell announced he Nadine Joyce and was Informed by his physician he was Springs in Morgan valley August 4 dren Robert and 5 it was announced Friday threatened by bronchial pneumonia Blair They will return August 12 A1 Cantonwine of the Salt Lake and as a result the trial was continBURGLAR OBEDIENT and association Carriers’ ued until Monday Letter Darrel Cutles of the postoffice clerks NORWALK Conn July 27 OP)— The trial was postponed the first ’ aie in charge of airangements A fea- Addison Austin left a teise note for time when Judge Sewell failed to apt ture of the program will be a base- his employes in the supply room- “Re- pear later being found in a hotel sufball game between Salt Lake City move thee radios ahd clocks ” Some- fering from what the hotel physician severe case of bron- Swimming races one saw it before the employes did declared was and Ogden team eating contest and other forms of Gone are the radio and clocks So chit is competition aln are chednled The too i $200 from the till Only 94 persons in Britain now Salt Iake Citv potnffice band will Walsall England has established a have an income of more thah $500000 a concert m the evening of the! gie a year speed limit of 12 miles an hour aeeond day BMHarmonuandthattheaIleged — For DANVILLE Ky July 27 tbeir ideals an elderly police court judge and two oung reporter con tinued their ' endurance content here U S OFFICIAL accused Harmon after the complaint said Christensen went fidential secretary to President the back and was invited into a backlvelt left his summer home at Roose-- 1 Horse-- Cocktails used m moving pictures are made with colored water mve'-tiga’in- Eggs Cooked On Sidewalks COAST SINGES In Coast City RECORD HEAT ' i- event! 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