Show - u24-l- k -- -- - - - - - ti t t ' - ' A --Juniors Lead Way'in Stock Show Hollors - i 'HE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 29 1936: ' ' ------ ' i ' :R4qiii Phone t0 qiti4:' : " '' - '' - w ' 40 Ohia South Dakota month a number of other Battle Seen in Next Congress' - Dakota nessee Vermont tures are to take the The Washington law recently was question in January Failure to invalidated new the planned share per Over Insurance Job Taxes when legislature Defends Job' cent taxori nott cry disqualify the states from sharing— Whatever happens the next the for per cent States Sixteen Share in 1936 Tax to Only Qualitiql Security ' Ten- 1(1':$'QfficiüJ:::::" ' expected A one is meets in Janu- the ' - '19 : In proceeds of the $ Blue Ribbon in saass of Light Shorthorns ‘' ( - k-- I i r CHICAGO Nov 28 America led the way Saturday In farmdom's great contest for honors Insnd prizes it the thirty-sevent- h '' ifir 1 y t - " -- Expert Answers ASL Criticism of Levy on Salaries of Workers ' i I -- ' I r --- ip' - - -'- I L L II 'Al ' -- -- - Collections Expect More Time ung c : '- ' : --- i nr t : ' - i k-- ? in 2 1 titx 1037 - e ): (-- 3i ll 1' - Rae the advantage over all ether gained The feature of sitIon blocks Is that you can :nisi sepovArsialrofir:hmfes stsbeendiarade onr Nu Monte Carle - these-comp- and the ' - 1111 ses- ' DOO GAME Kansas Kentucky Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Nevada North Carolina New Mexico North 24 m ak 1 - ' - ii 1' irs Áli - No a V w rig ' $250 Znil'arls Saetd—Inirtrucctitaonusn 11 111 - 8 ROADWAY ' rminopprumwom1411”09 ': - at to anyone rare 1123ise inating new games to be played f-- Y with our Nu Monte Carlo Blocke using no more blocks or changing the toi-era contained in set - -- A) ' i ' '' ' - ' ' ' ' ' To Cornig- one-sto- : si: s'i 4root: - 4f: lq-- :!'''e4'::::"" ::::::':''''''''' (':: " --- - 1" '" 153e c:::'': lerN rf':':::ft : : - 1 ! pieats--fla- -- 4(13 rP i f r‘‘ At 1 - 1 t t ' A Prize 01 I 14 and te th in S ye Al vit 301 tel Ilv p Gf M( 4 02Z9s pa I 1 f tik' of en '''1'''''f!: A il't:- At i It ph: N e- Cal 4111: I c ' I k 40111 Visli ' e C Iii ' ' '! 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Insurance company ae returning to competition after Hardly had the highest court before joining the administration three years of rest in keeping with 1-t-said the tax on —workers' wages spoken on a four to four division the three-yea- r retirement rule for would let them know that the cost than inquiries from the states about major title winners !of "social budgeting against old! their position rained upon the seBy Monday night the grain crowns Emmett M Irwin of the California Institute of Techcurity board The legislatures of must be paid by the public will have been placed again Around is shown at the radiophone which spans the 93' miles age'When demands nology for the payment Pennsylvania and Maryland were the exposition halls farmers asked from the institute to the top of Palomar mountain where the of fantastic pensions are made he called Into session for December 1 whether they wouleFgo to the "big said "the public will realize that and 5 respectively to conform to three" who hilve come back—Heris being placed great telescope program Arizona joined -man Trelle the wheat grower granting them Would mean more- the federal taxes I believe that will estab- up on Wedneaday with a statute E TroyWembly Alta Canada lish an effective and thoroughly effective In 90 days unless vetoed er the LaFontaine Ind corn raiser p by Governor Moeur That same day and M V Gillett of democratic control" Lexington Neb the California supremo court upheld former "hay king" Held Privilege the law of that state But the "king" that gets the most Biggest value of the controverted Colorado Friday became the sixattention—the grand champion steer tax he added will be to introduce teenth state to have Its law apthat will carry off the ribbon purple the majority of the 26000000 work- proved by the security board The Wednesday—never comes back ers to the "privilege" of contribut- legislatures of Connecticut and Faces Slaughter ing directly and consciously to the Oklahoma have the problem up Accost of government After a few days exhibition he tion in Oklahoma is expected next goes to slaughter house to yield the "It will treat them as adult citi- week most expensive steaks of the of to zens bear the able Two-Wasessions in the thought Special legislative y year— Radio Phone Ilan Once Believed to contributing to their government next beef that for two years has sold at fortnight or so where con chil$3 a as them of on instead the hoof treating pound Have Famed Scientists in Keeps Inspired All the other winners in the meat dren and collecting from them in animal classes will follow him taxation" he said Touch With Builders Ballad Dies in East hidden He added the plan extends federal income taxes "In a democratic Mollison Plans Hop SYRACUSE N Y Nov 28 (UP) fashion" to the lower income bracRPASADENA Cal Nov 28 UPI— ets the government at the same A two-wa- y radio telephone with hew —Death called "strike three" Satur- time agreeing to undertake the new Capetown Today --a- -improvements keeps scientists at day on the manwho for many years function of paying old age beneLONDON Nov 28 ('—Captain California Institute of Technology was believed to have been the in- fits to the taxpayers James A Mollison announced Satin close touch with the top of Palo- spiration for Ernest Lawrence Williamson expressed belief that urday be and Copilot Edouard the tax will be well received when : lion-Molinier would take off Sun- mar mountain 93 miles away in San Thayerte famous ballad "Casey at it actually goes into effect in JanuDisorder Grips Quito day morning on anattempted p Diego county where the Institute's the Bat" ary The amount will be small comflight to Captetown South astrophysical observatory is under O Robinson Casey 77"died just pared with the benefits assured the as construction Aftrica if weather permits Shooting Occurs vp a little more than a year after the taxpayers he said and the workers h teleThere the great Mollison said they hoped to reach this will realize was author himself said that there Cairo Loyal Troops Massed Egypt before nightfall for scope will be erected as a great no their only halt stride toward solving the mysteries CaseyIn fact of the outer universe If there was any inspiration which QUITO Ecuador Nov 28 In four or five conversations led him to write the ballad it was if as over teleShooting broke out here Saturday an Noted Army Surgeon daily ordinary a boyhood chum "who never to my and there was much disorder as h phone line members of the contingents of troops ran through Succumbs to Illness staff talk through the air with con- knowledge played baseball" Thayer the capital city struction foremen or with other wrote a newspaper replying to a SAN DIEGO Cal Nov 28 iB- -- members of the school who happen the as status about Casey's Ecuador Nov 28 GUAYAQUIL Lieutenant Colonel John Einnie 73 to be on the mountain It is an question (P)—Report s from Quito Saturday Due zoted surgeon and author of fur- ultra-sho- rt Millions wave hook-u- p of two original of the poem Alleges said that the "Calderon" artillery Casey according to tradition was Elul text books died here Satur- stations officially licensed as battalion had revolted but that W6XKX and W6XKY with a fre- a famous hitter and was playing Indians day at his home after it long Osage in the old National three other regiments of the Quito quency of 41 megacycles or 41000- - with Detroit league back in 1885 when Thayer a garrison remained loyal to the govDuring the World war Colonel 000 cycles Binnie served with the A E F A buzzer at either end of the newspaper reporter left his Santa TULSA Okla Nov 28 UPI—A ernment The Calderon'rebels it was beHe waa born in Scotland and jived "line" indicates someone ready to Barbara Cal home for a trip to group of oil and pipeline companies bere for a number of years which for years have purchased oil lieved here were associated with a talk from the other end If the Worcester Mass at Detroit and from the Osage Indian tribe in civilian movement because shots buzzer does not 'raise" anyone the Thayer stopped out to a ball game With two northern Oklahoma were sued Sat- were reported f4red from windows caller has a crank that rings a bell went at the other end Just like the sig- men on bases and a hit needed to urday by the federal government of residences as the revolt broke Crews Sierras Win the game Casey struck out and for sums several mil- out along the streets from Alameda apparatus on a rural party win tradition has it inspired Thayer to lion dollarsaggregating on Forest Fire naling line allegedly due the In- to Independence square dians is one primarily write these lines: Loyal troops and police prepared While the set-u- p NEVADA CITY Cal Nov 28 (iP) of practical use it also is something "Oh somewhere in this favored land The suits filed In the federal to attack the intrenched recalci—Forest fires which have burned of an experiment to test out new the sun is shining bright! court here by U S District Attor- trants for several days near the crest of ideas in radiophone communication "The band is playing somewhere ney Clarence Bailey ask for a torn-piet- a Several arrests were made In the Sierra east of Downieville were conducted cooperatively by the Inand somewhere hearts are accounting of the oil trans- Quito last July when the governactions which began as early as ment made discovery of a revolureported under control Saturday stitute and the Bell Telephone lablight Six hundred acres of fine timber oratories "And somewhere men are laughing 1904 tionary movement by soldiers workwere burned while 150 C C C camp and somewhere children shout One of the defendants the Sincla- ers and peasants Among those In charge of the operation of the h men aided forest rangers in battling circuit is Emmett Irwin of the But there is no Joy in Mudville— ir-Prairie was arrested then were a colonel and a Oil company ' the blaze mighty Casey has struck out" asked specifically for $113953156 captain astrophysics department The government said the rebellion on the claim that when the Indian oil was measured and transported had been set for August 10 and was the company illegally deducted 3 per to have started simultaneously in IP cent of the amount received "sup- several cities Its alleged object was posedly On account of dirt and sedi- to take over economic and political i control of the nation by formation ' ment" said the other companies of a superior military council Bailey IA k were sued for similar amounts depending on the amount of oil pur- IT chased but the total amount asked in the suits filed at the behest of Interior Secretary Ickes would not be known until an accounting for ' which court permission was 'asked ' ! '' i l has been completed i1A 4 The actions were In two groups ' t ' ABILENE Kan Nov 28 UPI— one alleging the 'oil companies de' i ducted 3 per cent of the purchase Court records showed Saturday ' price the other that the transport- that the estate of the late C E — --- tu ' ing companies had not reported the Brown Abilene utility magnate full amount of oil received as pre- once rated one of Kansas' wealthi-- 1 ' est men has dwindled to less than scribed by law Full-Siz- e Six suits named the Car- $500000 the bring: you Sinclair-Prairie He had Brown died a year-agtee Oil company ---x company and Stanolind built a vast utility empire consistCrude Oil company characterized ing of telephone and power holdi ' t by the justice department as pur- ings His estate was appraised Probate chasers of oil and the Oklahoma Pipeline company Stanolind Pipe- Judge D W Nickle said at apline company and Sinclair-Prairi- e proximately $435000 but against Qill-104:07'oefPipelinecompany named as trans- that claims of $11Z000 already have rft been allowed and suits aggregating porters i' imainemasonammannonto more than $1000000 are pending in t state and federal courts The principal Brown enterprise Plane From Juneau Was the United :: pricefrot a Telephone and Eleccompany B F Nappeys atAgain Forced Down tric torney for the management said ta all subsidiaries were capable of E-- -VANCOUVER B C Nov 29 (UP) some Outstanding preIL ' A seaplane from Juneau Alaska ferred earnings SRMLEY TEMPLE DOLL stock totals $9000000 Alex Holden and six Counsel for the United Telephone carrying Pilot (value $4951 passengers was forced down Satur- and Electric company filed HOW GliUNOWCM1 DO 171 with the purchase of each a fedday at Menzies bay north of Camp- eral suit at Del reGRUNOW TELEDIAL RADIO eWilmington bell river on the east coast of Van- cently Unbelievable but TRUE—that GRUNOW can liking - an accounting of couver island fifiancial transactions 11 tube offer this All of the passengers and pilot Powor plant at the prics of a 6 or were reported safe and the plane ' Sentenced for Murder undamaged The plane made an "junior" model Hero's WHY: 1 GRUNOW IDABEL Okla Noy 28 (A')—Joe earlier forced landing at Alert bay builds 2000 radios a day: 2Speciaiews on APPLIANCE STORES B C on Thanksgiving day but re- - F James charged with murder in two basic mode1s1 3 Offers startling new 0 be the shotgun slaying of his brother-in-lastourmceedd ditoowtnli thita rn ribdrio dation prinoinles found only lit GRUNOW 136 E Broadway gor ly t: 2317 Wash Ave Bean at' Oakhill — near hereConnie — In 1930 was sentenced to OGDEN 7T SALT LAKE 50 years in McAlester penitentiary Maclay park In Portland ' ils Oird And gamit leenctuarz Orel Saturday Py A district court jury ' ' :1 ' ' - ' ': legislaup ' and - Iowa Lad Takes First - ' i it 4 ' ' " '' A - 1- Ni J I t I i- eisi-f- I it r 1) 4 I at4 r ) Pis i |