Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING CRIME PROBE BUREAU DIES AUGUST 5 1934 Pirates Raid Fish Traps on State May Open Republicans Fail Watering Cart In Gay Attempt Ranked Above Own Distillery Alaska Coast Artificial Rain BIRMINGHAM Ala To Sink Donkey (UP)-Unof-- ficial Agency to Protect Wealtlfy From Kidnap Gangs Closes Doors ST LOUIS Aug 4 (IP) — The Crime Bureau Inc formed to protect wealthy St has Louisans against kidnaping closed its office after three years and a month of activity Except for a brief announcement in the press when it was opened in Jhly 1931 the bureau kept out of public notice The only member of the group to appear publicly was Walter- B former chamber of com' merce president now living in the ' east "" ibec! veteran postofficeapSjf&ctor wasgchief inves tigator in active charge Cleveland A Newton( former congressman was the bureau general counsel It was intended to operate the bureau only three year! It was kept up just a month longer until this wdek The kidnaping of Dr Isaac D Kelley Jr socially prominent physician early in 1931 led to establishment of the bureau which could not be employed in private work but reported information about crimes and police characters to the authorities Its sponsors men of wealth or prominence in business and other pursuits feared they or their friends might be the next victims of kidnapers Investigating primarily i - KETCHIKAN Alaska Aug 4 W)— Fish-tra- p pirates were said today to be swarming to the salmon waters of Alaska intimidat- ing fishermen 'and taking their fish Several' fishermen reputed men armed with rifles fired over the heads of watchmen to drive them from their traps from which the pirates-thebailed the fish Complaints were made also that at least six traps were robbed and some were wrecked by pirates including two owned by the Nakat Packing corporation in Bear Hidden inlet and another by the Alaska-PaciflSalmon company at Gravina island p The U S coast guard cutter Alert stationed here was- believed preparing to start a pirate nlrnt although its officers c - trap' ar-the' robbings ‘ bile accident He despaired of finishing his studies but his- fiancee never was daunted She took Van Wagenen to and from classes read papers to him and attended college social functions with hifn - PROVINCETOWN Mass Aug 4 (IP)— Republicans were foiled today in their attempt to sink a donkey in Cape Cod bay It was only an inflated rubber donkey but Middlesex Republican club members sailing to 'Province-towfrom Boston on an outing felt that the bottom of the ocean would be a fine place for the symbol of the Democrats Hence it was weighted and hurled from the deck of the steamer ' But weights and all that donkey refused to sink The grin seemed to widen on its face as it bobbed vexing ly in the boiling wake of the ship Someone wanted to turn about lower the life boats and dash the donkey to the bottom with an oar Another fellow had another idea He obtained a pistol and fired a 13 gun salute to the donkev but" as JAr arsnyone knows' Tt SliTTmeastsThe waves of the bay n reports from ordinarily authentic sources say the next legislative assembly in January will hear a proposal that a state distillery be established at the state penitentiary in Montgomery- of the new Several members-elec- t legislature are understood to favor such a measure in the event state prohibition laws should be expunged It is believed that a good brand of whisky could be produced at a cost of 50 to 60 cents a gallon Some proponents consider feasibility of distilling liquor from grain cultivated on prison farms WASHINGTON Aug 4 (UP)-T- he most scientific way to produce artificial rain is still through Using a watering cart bucket'or hose Dr W J Humphreys of the weather bureau said today in criticising a plan to sprinkle dry ice on clouds in drouth-hi- t Texas Even if 100000 pounds of dry ice was dropped Humphreys said the net result probably would be evaporation of the moisture-ladeclouds instead of precipitation The best'" "artificial rain" making idea he said in connection with use of airplanes would be to put water tanks on aircraft but "it would require 113 tons of water to produce one inch of ram over one acre” "It would be simpler to go out In the fields with a watering cart n Nazi War on Colleges Halves Freshman Gass BONN Germany P)— Nazi measures to cut down college attendance CANADA POLICE Deer Roam Forests Of Wisconsin County jr1 - (TFT—Two Bel- food - OVER PIG FEED RIVER FALLS Wis (UP)— Deer again are roaming unconfined in Pierce county tout several return frezoo froth quently to the Glen-parwhich they were released at intervals during the past few years The Geveland Garbage Charge herd now at large is believed to number more than 50 deer Raises Furor Sale The herd increased too rapidly for Threatened the accommodations at the zoo and a few were released each year The zoo was abandoned two years ago CLEVELAND (UP)— If City Serbut 10 deer remaihed The fence was torn down recently and the remain- vice Director William F Eirick ining deer were set free sists on being a pig about the pig problem he can go greedy and get OLD MILL TO CLOSE LONDON (UP)— An eleventh cen nothing Welfare Director David S tury flour mill dating back to 1086 Ingalls former assistant secretary of will close when "the venerable mill navy has vowed loses its workers and milling to new Eirick can keep his old garbage works at Victoria docks' At one time the property of the ancient Syon Ingalls little pigs are going to marthe mill has passed ket monastery through many an illustrious hand in- - Ingalls' pigs— 2300 of them — reside - municipal workhouse where they are cozy in summer mud when there is any mud and set up a delightful aroma for nearby fashionable Shaker Heightsters The pig problem was created by Eirick whose garage trucks have been hauling pig food to the piggery Eirick told Ingalls he thought it was worth $10 a load Ingalls retaliating said he could be just as pigheaded as Eirick If Eirick is too piggish to feed Ingalls’ pigs without being paid for it Ingalls will solve the pig food And so Ingalls bad Introduced into council legislation' authorizing him to sell 1500 of- the little porkers The rest he said could subsist easily on the welfare department's own garbage HEAT IRKS DOCTORS CINCINNATI (UP)— TJie summer heat waves have given physicians and nurses something to think about when they read their thermometers general hospital attendants here revealed When a thermometer is taken from a patient's mouth its mercury line keeps going right on up" Dr H H Langdon said "We have to take-th- e reading fast” ha explained VACCINE FORBIRTHDATALLIANCE Ohio (UP)— Dr Ralph B Tower head of Ml Union colhas lege's economics department been appointed to serve this summer as special adviser to the agricultural adjustment administration at Wash-- 1 ington Dr Tower was special ad- - la’OSm" mission in 1930-3He will give special attention to processing taxes 1 OHIO CORN U FEETHIGH ASHTABULA Ohio (UP)— "Knee high by the Fourth of July” This old axiom is familiar to farmers who consider thatcom is normal if it reaches to the knees by that day But corn growing on the D L Davis farm east of here has shattered all records for corn hereabouts One stalk on the Davis farm reached a height of 11 feet y of NorthernrWilds United States Thirty of the party plan a jaunt to Niagara Falls A few others are going to Washington The New York Itinerary includes Chinatown Coney Island and the Empire State building with a good bit of free time for individual sightseeing German members of the party declared'- that their countrymen want peace “Hitler- Is no war man" observed Dr Oskar Heiber of Wiesbaden "Von Hindenburg’s death will not mean war The German people have prior confidence in Hitler than formerly and theyre more united” One woman said the chancellor had lost popularity among women who had been forced to give up their job QUEBEC (UP)— Fabled In fiction and fact as friends of the Indian pro-- j tectors of frontiersmen and relentless foe of the criminal Canada's Royal Mounted police again this summer! are laying saddle and rifle aside' to serve their government as naturalists and scientific explorers A detail of the famous scarlet-coateKANSAS CITY' Kan Aug 4 (TP)— troopers has left Quebec City A pipeline built to carry gasoline Is carrying water as far north as aboard a steamer carrying officers of Des Moines for stock in drouth-stricthe department of the interior on an en areas ocean four of several months which Officials of the Great Lakes Pipe has for it objective- an intensive Line company disclosed tonight that study of the rare wild bird life on "the pipeline is carrying million the north Shore' of the" St Lawrence water such’ of to gallons daily points river and gulf as far as' Blanc Sablon Old Newspaper Files 'at Ridgeway Osborne Plattsburgh where Labrador adjoins eastern Que-beand Cambron Mo and Osceola Iowa the west end of the Strait of The water is obtained front the local Point to Severe Drouth Belle Isle Frequent stops are to be water municipal plant made for inland journeys to the The ‘pipeline has not yet been MAQUOKETA Iowa Aug 4 (TP)— hauhts "of the- feathered inhabitants placed in use f6r its original purpose Northwest Paper Mills Back in '94—thatT when tom 'Was of Quebec’S fu'gged antT pIcturesque the carrying of gasoline coastal areas really bad Grant FIRE CAUSES 850000 LOSS Wage Increase Somebody dug up the August 2 edipatrols of the "Mount-ieshave been established for some tion of the Jackson Sentinelwith this KING CITY Mo: Aug 4 time in the province of Quebec to estimated at $50000 was done to PORTLAND Ore Aug 4 OF) — An brief “item”: the business district here tonight by increase of wages and recognition of “There are many fields of corn in guard Quebec's many hunting prea fire which broke out in a ware- two union organizations of the work- this locality so badly affected by the serves It is the duty of these patrols house in the rear of the E M Beck ers was agreed to at a meeting here drouth that all the rain in the heav- to prevent the slaughter of Quebec’s Grocery company The grocery build- yesterday of representatives of prac- ens should it fall thereon would not bird life which is now achieving international fame especially irt "the ing and the building occupied by the tically all pulp and paper mills in save it” Gaspe peninsula where at Perce Charles Levy Clothing company were the Pacific northwest In this district the basic scale for RAIN DRENCHES LAS VEGAS Rock and Bonaventure Island more razed and the Lincoln theater buildthan 200000 rare-wilbirds includFire companies common labor was established at 45 LAS VEGAS Nev Aug 4 (UP)-Laing was damaged from St Joseph and Albany assisted cents an hour an increase of 5 cents Vegas was drenched by a heavy ing gannets murres— relatives of the an hour and women employes will rain late today with indications that now extinct flightless great auks— the local department receive "37 cents an increase Of it would continue through the night and m arjy others farm whati ealdJ&LINDSIUDENTWEDS iiitsAdjoint relations busra'WilrWn mcE’ of rain had fallen at 6 p ni to be the most densely inhabited bird PHILADELPHIA --Aug 4 (TP)— fix the new wage scale for skilled Skies were leaden indicating the sanctuaries in the world The Gaspe Simon B Van Wagenen senior at the workers downpour would continue for hours bird sanctuaries are this year attract-- ' The agreement stipulates that The road to Boulder City was’ heavily Ing an unprecedented number of sciPhiladelphia College of Osteopathy and Miss Margaret Gibson 20 were where higher wages than these are mudded but still passable Only a entists and visitors as a result of married today Two years ago Van being paid such wage shall not be light rain was reported at Boulder opening of the new Gaspe belt highway circling the heretofore Wagenen lost his sight in an autoiho- - reduced City however almost inaccessible peninsula country Gasoline Pipeline Used for Water k - - Dr-Hi- ll Year-roun- d ” d -- 553-mil- e England Coins Safety Motto — LONDON (JPy—C against road accidents Leslie new minister of transport said: I appeal to every woman in Britain to say to her husband or son every " home morning— 'Be—carefot-ebm- ampaignlng Hore--elish- a e alive' ” Promptly a business man invented frame attachable to the dashboard of an automobile for holding a wo- i man’s picture Around the frame Is the inscription: "Please be careful for my sake’’ a Wife of New Mexico i Territorial Chief Dies EL PASO Texas Aug 4 OF)— Mrs J Mills 73 wife of the late William Joseph Mills for 15 years chief W justice of New Mexico and last territorial governor of that state died suddenly from a heart attack at the home of her daughter Mrs H W Gehring here tonight Burial probably will be In Las Vegas N M where her husband was Besides Mrs Gehring Mrs buried Mills Is survived by a son Wilson W Mills Detroit banker and aclose friend of former President Hoover n You are Invited to use our will hold any blanket until October 1st LAY - AWAY PLAN ICe" HURT BY 4 TP)A PASADENA Cal cake of ice falling from the top of a refrigerator car onto his head damaged JL JL Johnson- pretty much all over today Not only was Johnson knocked unconscious but the block in striking his head broke into three pieces one chunk cutting his scalp another fracturing his knee and a third his ankle Johnson is expected to recover d utmuMHED ttUSLlN GompanionSaleof DURATEX SHEETS ' EASTERN PASTOR JAILED HAGERSTOWN Md Aug 4 (IP) — Unable to raise $300 bond jhq Rev Peter Charles Hoffman a minister of the United Brethren church was held in the Washington county Jail tonight on a charge of soliciting marriages through a paid agent a misdemeanor In this state He was taken into custody today oh a warrant charge of rewarding a taxi driver for bringing persons contemplating marriage to him FRIENDS NOT FOOD CHICAGO Aug 4 the python at the Tunisian village at a Century of Progress was- homesick and wouldn’t eat so his owners bought )yhh mice to tempt him decided to make friends Now they Are just one happy family and Haneuss still is on his hunger strike neuss Now Only 3 yd household necessity — thii Snely woven unbleached muslin makes hundreds of useful articles such as dust cloths covers for mattresses and ironing boards Buy enough for everything! A Size 81 x 99 An excellent wearing sheet of heavy weight suitable for home camp or hotel use Remarkably low priced!1 Han-cus- s TATTOOED CHICKENS No SEWELL N J Aug 4 lady those spots on the chicken aren't measles Just tattoo marks Georgs B Lamb county farm agent lends to poultry breed-erthe tattooing-outfiand registers the marks as a pro-icction against thieves (TPV-- i 7 problem by turning the pigs into BATTLE WAGED - -- NEW YORK Aug 4 hundred and forty "depressed dollar” Voting Turns Out tourists Royal Mounted Conducting from France Germany Holland and arrived for gium today Naturalists in Study Light in Kentucky a sightseeing tour of the LOUISVILLE Ky Aug 4 (TP)— Voting generally was reported light in Kentucky today despite good weather and the interest shown in the Democratic contests in the sixth and eighth districts and in contest in the ninth The day too was marked by lack of disorder in sharp contrast to the primary of a year ago which cost 14 lives and was followed by 18 deaths in last November’s election Dr A L Hill floor leader of the 1934 house of the general assembly who has been making a hot fight against Congressman A J May for the Democratic nomination in the seventh district was in the Methodist hospital at Pikeville reported critically 111 Complications were reported to have set in is 45 years old Tabulation of jeturns starts Mon day Zoo There are only 4953 enrolled for gave it to the ancestors of the Duke the summer semester at Bonn uni- of Northumberland versity against 022 in 1933 $40 PER "STITCH" ' FreShmen enrollment has been reduced by more than 50 per cent Only CLEVELAND (UP)-Ir- win Brandt 321 were admitted against 771 in a truck driver will be paid more 1933 than $400 a stitch for 52 sutures taken in his left arm as the result of a ZULUS FORM DANCE TEAM motor crash in 1933 Brandt was JOHANNESBURG South Africa awarded judgment of $21275 in com60 Zulus mon pleas court against the Red Star (TP) — To entertain visitors have been formed Into a municipal Transit company for injuries which war dance team here he said incapacitated him Inflated Dollar Tourists Visit GUIDE SAVANTS five-da- A V |