Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING PRICE-FIXING REPORTED AID IN OFF-SEAS- ON Ruinous' Trade Wars Are Averted by Codes Say N R A Officials WASHINGTON July 29 (P)— Mer chant and manufacturers were reported today by N R A official to be relying on price control provisions of their blue eagle codes to stabilize business during the summer off authorf Recovery administration ties asserted many destructive price wars had been averted through oper aiion of the provisions which forbid the sale of manufactured products and meiphandise below cost Jn six industries— lumber tire holesale and retail tobacco cast iron soil pipe ice and retail solid fuel —5 R A has declared the existence of emergencies and fixed minimum prices to end ruinous These tfre the only inpractices stances in which prices actually are fixed by N R A Afi analysis today showed that of tha more than 450 codes approved to date at least 263 along with 23 supplements to them contain some form of minimum price provision Last month the N R A announced that in the future it would not approve price control arrangements but that if emergencies arose from price wars which threatened to disrupt an industry it would fix minimum prices for a period This policy was decreed because consumer groups complained that price control devices were tending to stifle competition The recovery administration suggested that those in dustnes which had such devices agree to their abandonment The sug Section was rejected price-cuttin- y SUSPECT HELD German Government CODE DISPUTE Denied Mobilization ACTION LAGS Crowds in Berlin Called for Conflict 20 Years Johnson Aides Confer Moves in Blue Ago Today and Russia Prepared for War on Eagle Row accounts of This Is the eighth of a series of twelve the beginnings of the World wftr twenty years ago by Colonel Frederick Palmer war correspondent and author day-by-d- By COLONEL FREDERICK ‘ (Copyright 1(34 PALMER br the North American Newspaper Alliance Inc ) There was to be hope to grasp at before the day was over but the sky was all ugly black forked with lightnings of monstrous portent on the morning of Thursday July 30 1914 twenty years ago JULY 30 1934 Feed Loan Informatipn Available at S L Office Information on and applications fot livestock feed loans for persons ltv mg in the Utah drouth area mav I Willard he obtained at the office Claton committee clerk in charge of lhe SaU Uke Citv 0flcr at 307 city and countv building it was an nounred Saturday Loans Mr Clayton explained jnay be obtained in amounts over $25 and are payable by November 1 1935 at 5'x per cent interest The loans are granted on an affidavit basis he said and money will be available to applicants within two or three days after committee approval is given The loans are available to those in need of feed for either livestock or WASHINGTON July 29 (P) — A curt telegraphic command followed by long distance conversations with Hugh S Johnson today spurred N R A officials to new activity in the blue eagle disputes involving the Harrl-ma- poultry (Tenn) Hosiery mills and L Greif Sc Co Inc Baltimore clothing firm A round of conferences during the day between the men Johnson left FILIPINOS MAP a week ago before the Austrian ultimatum to Serbia the echoes of its cause — the assassination of the Austrian crown prince at Serajevo — had disappeared from the inside pages This morning of Julv 30 1914 the spread of war head- CHILD KILLED TWO INJURED IN AUTO CRASH Accident When Occur Car Smashes Into Bridge BLACKFOOT Idaho— Three children were Injured one fatally and other passengers suffered cuts end bruises in an automobile accident near here on the Yellowstone highway Betty Rlner 12 daughter of Mr and Mrs Dyck Riner of Maho Falls suffered a fractured skull when Filer Girl 16 BEACH CROWDS Rescues Youth From Drowning BREAK RECORD Idaho (P)— Ha Lincoln Filpr girl Saturday night retcued a swimming companion Verne Gilman 22Twm Falls from drowning m Cedar Draw lake south of here The two were swimming in the lake when Gilman deeided to swim from the west to the east side He was nearly across when he took cramps and went down The girl on the other side of the lake noticed that something was wrong and started toward Gilman When she reached him he had dready gbne down twice and was lodged in the moss at FILfR llfiv ear-ol- Thousands Seek Relief From Heat at L A ftiDeean Resort LOS ANGELES July 29 authorities estimated more than half a million persons thronged the beaches between Long Beach and the Malibu today as the official thermometer soared over the 90 degree mark for the thirdconsecutive day Hundrede of other motorists unable to find parking space along the 25 miles of erowded shoreline continued to Ventura and Orange counties resorts Anewr-ipi ¥ tong" i o wd reor4wa-agset in the Santa Monica ba district where Los Angeles municipal lifeguard' estimated at least 158000 person swarmed the beach- Venire lifeguards 'aid mr e than 0 000 persons ciowded the three miles stretcjl of municipal beach there of Despite the immense throng bathers however not a single drowning had been reported tonight ond only a few rescues were recorded ' -- ently produced no final action DeThe voung heroine dislodged Ich she died a few hours later spite the apparent directness of the the jouth and swam with him to uella Hill 16 daughter of Mm E administrator s orders new decisions' t the shore where fust aid ville of Helena Mont was badlv needed making before new steps was given and Dr F A bruised about the head and suffered were taken in the Harriman and Greif' Dw ght of Flier was called The Barbaia possible internal miuiies lines occupied the whole front page cases v doctor later repoitcd the jouth Delegates JMart W ork on Harlon 16 months daughter of Mr Word Awaited P ' When we were under the lowering threat had fully recover from his narElnia Harlon of Idaho Falls also was N R A’s attitude for the moment 41 of what was bound to be the greatest war of row escape seriously injured" conof toward the also how JS all history a further ironic suggestion stockyards strike The rescue occurred about two The accident occurred at the death tinued to turn on Chicago developas and a naif miles south of here curve bridge about 3 30 p m Sun-dai 1 suddenly it had been precipitated —even' adW ments Armen division Riley The girl is the daughter of Dick th® next world war may be— appeared in the When the front wheel of a car f'Y ministrator awaited word from labor Lincoln Filer Jf ) announcement in inside pages of two news driven by E Scoville' of Helena 30 I P before mediators MANILA Jul? (Monday) Mont was thrown Off The car advising BIRTHS ANNOUNCED department papers of articles for their next Sunday’ to his decision Johnson a impose Ru(P) —Filipinos today started to form a crashed into the cement bridge abut- Mrs Harlon and her baby and Mrs IDAHO FALLS Idaho—A daug magazine sections One article was byadvo“if code stockyards necessary" for the ment and Betty Riner was thrown Scoville’s niece Betty Riner were ter was born Saturday at local dolph Eucken the German philosopher In clipped phrases Johnson last commonwealth government out on the highway She also suf- returning to Idaho Falls from Twin hospital to Mr and Mrs Keith Rowwill decade a which islands within cating a more universal spirituality in the ornight telegraphed three “definite fered a broken leg Falls when the accident occurred land R F D 4 Idaho Falls and a world Another was a bit of unwritten Spanders ” They were to snatch the Har- lead them to the independence they Scoville with his wife and her son The Injured were taken to the Beck son to Mr and Mrs Fay Newby of ish war history riman blue eagle again unless the sought so long and daughter Jesse and Luctla Hill hospital here Ucon firm will “take 50 strikers back im There could be no doubt on the morning con10 a m the constitutional At barof July 30 that the Austrians had occupied mediately and agree to collective to meet gaining” to take the Greif company vention of 202 delegates was Belgrade and they refused any mediation w Col Palmer The Russian mobilization against Austria was blue eagle unless the company agrees and begin drafting a constitution for to our instructions” In a “eomply as mirwjth the commonwealth that St under provided only Petersburg reported way openly and to ask the Chicago strikers to acle could prevent war and Russia’s joining m meant that GerMcDuffie act tijp indefeed and water the livestock and the Tj dings would would France There were There li no charm without a pleaiant mll(v-a- nd a pleasant smtlo Yesterday Gef-ma- n legislation join in and then many them that a code would be pendence promise in Berlin some predictions the task would be crowds had banked up before the royal palace requires perfect teeth A perfect face and figure can be marred by on if necessary imposed packers within a month but the See Hive jour natural charm and beauty a chance calling for war the French had broken their silence before the Imperfect teeth Officials here regarded next steps completed expectation was that several bulletin boards to cheer the return of President Poincare from that your teeth are in perfect condition It Is easy to do the Union in the Harriman case as by no means general weeks longer would be required Russia Dental Way made certain by Johnson’s “definite” Senate President Manuel Quezon a! Nations Mobilize order leading figure in the independence Opinions Differ The armies might be prepared “they might be trained to the fight was to preside at the opening Good A R not division trained administrator not Governor Glacy session of the convention pmk for the mill but the world was prepared settle--meInwho arid had the General Frank Murphy has been negotiated signed on a week's notice for this cataclysm frequently as it Dental Company offices— fof more It is Impossible to conceive the restoring the blue eagle regard- vited to speak but would not state been pictured by the fervid imagination of writeis than a quarter century Utah’s leadprices of good dentistry ever being Johnas ed his agreement in advance whether he would attend fulfilling lower While prices are low while People who held pieces of papers as their collateral for son's conditions ing dental firm— tha most modern of as Just vigorously as he wishes to avoid any hint loans or for their old age might even read in the morning Wall ofllre In the Intermountain West vacation time Is here— have your L George Berry the division American interference in formation Street reviews of yesterday’s market that it was now hoped that Major There If no charge for an eetlmate work done at the Union dental administrator whom Johnson desig- of the new government the decline on the exchange was checked And today’s marIn a caucus of Quezon’s supportlast April to handle the ket? Owing to the difference in time our exchange did not nated case termed Glacy’s settlement ers who comprise a majority of the wHi-imn" lLa4ja of Jfilmssns’ posi- convention d e legs t gsis Sen a tor CJ a r o pubhshed an announcement of an apparently official decree jon Recto was agreed ’uponTor the post Union Dental of German mobilization Labor sided with Berry and Wil of permanent president of the con$ I GO Vulcanite Now we proceed with the news not in the order it reached liam Green president of the Ameri- vention mofor The record order the as in but it appears the press can Federation of Labor has demandIt was generally expected that a But it had ed that Johnson again remove the constitution would he molded after bilization was denied by the German government to was him before that of the United States with a bigone to St Petersburg The czar bad it while eagle EXTRACTIONS BOd PAINLESS Between the two sides in Johnson's cameral legislature and separate exthe kaiser’s last Willy to Nicky telegram saying that now absence stands Colonel George A ecutive legislative and judicial powthe weight of the decision was with Nicky YOU BERVE WEST READY IS TO THE LARGFST STAFF OF UTAH RFGISTFRED DE NTISTS IN THE A DR I The czar took his foreign minister’s advice that he could Lynch N R A’s executive officer He ers much the same as under the DR GEORGE GILLESPIE DR H F CHRISTIANSEN DR L REFI) ALDER MANAGER LEAVER DR 8 8 KUNZ DR C A LAMB DR l D HULL LEE WHITLOCK PROSTHESIS! planned a new review of the case be- present organic law governing the no longer hesitate and he formally signed th6 order for genHowever there was fore acting Philippines eral Russian mobilization which was already secretly prosome discussion of setting up a Euroceeding against Germany as well as Austria READY BALLOTS ABSENTEE pean stvle of parliamentary governHonest Work The stock ticker could rot keep pace with the quotations Idaho — Absentee ment with a POCATELLO Holithe news ticker with the news Waves of selling were sucaand Exr Sundays After the constitution is written it ballots for citizens who will not be Bulletin ceeded by brief recoveries and eddies of doubt days— 3 A M to IP M m PocatellOiAugust 14 to vote in the must be approved by President Was 1126 Phone crowded bulletin --off the boards A million-shar- e day on the to vote for Appointment primary election may be obtained Roosevelt and then submitted 212 S Main Wasatch 1126 exchange in those days was tremendous the total July 30 1914 trom the county clerk’s off(ce Mon- of the Filipinos before becoming ef was 1298000 Wheat rose 8 points in a flurry traders foresaw U (ectivp day $4 a CONSTITUTIONS tieat-men- w -- 1 Tj t Charm Demands Perfect Teeth Dentistry Will Never Be Cheaper! Call NOW for Free Examination Police Declare Workman Is ‘Phantom Killer of Steel Mills STEUBENVILLE Ohio July 29 (PI — A suspect in the "phantom slaying” Silver Fillings amall-clibe- $1003 $150 of three workmen in the yards of the Wheeling Steele corporation plant here was placed under arrest late last night by police He was identified as Davis Descanio alias Dasco 49 formerly of Pittsburgh The seizure of the man climaxed weeks of excited search that the armies would need wheat Cotton dropped Dascanlo is the bale: traders did not foresee the armies' would need cjton Wheeling mills He was waylaid by police as he Leading bankers went into a huddle on the basis of what inside information they had They decided it was not yet time to close emerged from the main gate but was not disturbed until he attempted to the exchange reenter the mill yard at a darkened Rift Seen in Cloud spot ' Then officers collared him rift appeared in the black cloud Sir Late in the day 1I offered no resistance — Edward seemed tahe making headway loadPolice said Dascanio carried a ed weapon with extra cartridges He The fact was if not reported that he had assured Germany Britain would support her against any aggression if she stayed denied knowledge of the three slayher hand ings of the last few weeks but ProseBut the great encouragement to the sleepless peacemakers cutor Arthur Hooper said Dascanio came from Austria Her adamant attitude apparently was softanswered the description of the man ought for the murders ening It was as though she now shared the psychology of all Hooper said he would ask a special the world as she faced not just a march through Serbia with grand jury next Tuesday to Indict overpowering numbers but the titanic struggle of her masses the man for first degree murder against the Russian masses She appeared to have had a reA special policeman John Tonow vealing glimpse from the edges of her moving avalanche of and Lieutenant C H Dailey of the the ensuing wreckage in her valleys and in other valleys by mill police arrested Dascanio the other avalanches she might start moving For weeks the sniper had been Austria sent word to St Petersburg that she had as vet aought Powerful floodlights reachmobilized bnly against Serbia not a single man against Rusarea of ing out over the if she did “even this measure did not imply any attisia but the Wheeling mills kept watching tude of hostility toward Russia but was exclusively a counter for the next move of the “phantom" 'measure against the Russian mobilization” who killed three workmen and seriShe sought only her own security not to “infringe the sovously wounded a fourth The shootings at the plant which ereignty of Serbia” This was in keeping with the German It met the Russian demands skirts the Ohio river were spaced advice to Austria months apart The killer did not If Germany did not mobilize if Russia were convinced Gerstrike until the search for him had many was not secretly mobilizing Russia herself stopped secret lost its intensity mobilization the rift in the war clouds might spread to a blue Fred Melshinerj 38 was killed by sky the "phantom" January 30 and on Moods Changed March 21 another workman was On this day July 30 Prince Henry of Prussia took a hand wounded Mill employes were terin royal messages sending one to King George of England in rorized again shortly after midnight which he sgid the only chance of peace was that France and July 2 when two more men were slam with bullets after Russia should remain neutral Henry mentioned a supposed verbhl message from George to him when he was on a visit to they entered the yards to start work The victims were William Messer 30 England that Britain would be neutral though Germany end Raymond Kochendorfer 38 France Russia and Austria went to war If George had said j that a very canny constitutional monarch had stepped out of Rising wool prices have caused the bounds It was not for him but for the British parliament to sheep farmers in the Gisborne dis decide this He told Henry to ufge the kaiser Jta accept the trict of New Zealand to build many miles of new fences peace plan of Sir Edward Grgy the British foreign minister Cta this dgy the Berlin crowds which the day before had five-mil- Plate OPEN DAILY mon $250 Dental Go An eminent Scientist said: e $I H' r THRIFT SPECIALS ALL THIS WEEK Men’s Suits — expert chemists test all the been eager to push' the German avalanche over the precipice were of a different mood They included many women and mobilized that - - many fathers ijf soldiers Evgn though Germany need not necessarily meah war There Ead been mo&ilizatftjHS before when diplomacy iri the course of trading had placed the cards of force on the table for the final bargain Europe Itwas incredible it apparently was coming to her senses could not be that these huge conscript armies with modern arms actually should begin a general human slaughter And on this day July 30 the French ambassador M Cam-bo- n spoke for worried France to Grey He reminded Grey of the letters Grey had written saying in case the peace of The Europe was threatened he would discuss the situation tlrhe for discussion had cdm® - Would Britain join with France? Grey would take this up at the British cabinet meeting tomorrow And Germany still held back her mobilization straining her eyes toward London County Curtails F E R A Projects --Vi materials used in any way in the making of Chesterfields" — everything used in any way in the manufacture must be clean-an- d pure — when you smoke Chesterfield you can be sure there is not a purer cigarette made O Drift to State Socialism Charged to Government EUGENE Ore July 29 Frederick W Steiwer (Rep Ore ) IDAHO FALLS Idado- -F ERA work in Bonneville county was or- tonight charged the executive branch dered curtailed Saturday by investi- of the government with apparent apgators who reported that In aomi in- proval of a drift toward “state socialstances persons were on the relief ism in substance if not in form ” rolls without being entitled to the Addressing the state' convention of work Oregon Republican club Represen As the first step In eliminating tative James W Mott (Rep Ore ) names from the relief lists all work joined Senator Steiwer in charging on the Osgood project including road the administration with Sssumption grading and other work was ordered of legislate e poweis vested in con- stopped Further discontinuances ofjgress by the constitution “The brain frust in’ Washington and work programs will he made from time to time in the general effort to other theorists and reformers want to eliminate direct relief as muih as pos- - break down private industr" de- sible in order that the rehabilitation dared Senator Steiwer “The day will speedily- - come when program mav be established The pavroll to F E R A workers if thev are allowed to continue ‘heir in the northeastern Idaho district for theories and throttle private busi the week ended July 28 apnrnimat nr" thev w ill point to it' failure and ed 700(1 of which the Bonneville urge that eveiy thing be done by the county aharc wai about $3000 goveinnuNit (P-Se- Plain Dark Dresses Women’s Plain Coals f SUPER SERVICE 65c 75c CALLS DELIVERIES Offire JSW South 25 South 44 East Sth : Main iState South FREE W4S 37 cigarette that’s MILDER - the cigarette that TASTES BETTER — the £ 1931 Liocm A Mm3 Tobacco Ch I t |