Show SATURDAY MORNING JULY 17 1937 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Refugees Ban Worries in Coast Haven Police Hold Girl iniRrlr Slaying Case Argeeable Of Physician Centers on Suspect - Becoming Carefree I theaterthat look about e as it did on that it ing night back in 1878 i— Trace New Trend Miss Anne Evan of Denver one of the original - group that salvaged ' the theater from the pack rats in 1932 traced the new trend Friday "We are attempting to Improva the strictly festival aspects of the Central City idea thia year" she : going' to tba teams 11-m- aa - Detective Edmund Crowley said whom he declined to name waa questioned By police ror about 20 minutes and then placed in a cell Dr Webster died on the operating table at Homeopathic hospital an hour after a man he said be did hot know fired two 45 caliber slugs into him as the physician' opened the front door of his home His death ended his announced willing to run plan to "tell you (the police) all about the shooting later" An absence of blood stains in the Webster home puzzled police Deputy Superintendent Jack Cu- sick said there were no stains on the divan on which Webster lay when" police arrived nor in the vicinity of the telephone from which he called the officers' nor In the vestibule where the shooting oc- tha girl Sen Copeland Aj J: N Y Senator rjj 'Zy? vjffA dke 1 May Enter Mayor Race fSi "lG j Save Now! HOT WEATHER IIAS JUST fusion-Republic- An Values I 'SI J I rine-of-thesun i Former Montanan Dies-jnJParkecLCa- r DENVER- j 'Alont Adami —lormeiSt-Louia--Mo-and-Bu- Jr 33 scion of a wealthy tte family was found dead in a - parked -- automobile— on— a—Denver ' — -s- se of years in Terry Cloth Trousers values values values $1000 values $1250 values and - $250 values $350 values S36S Value S200 $265 HALF HALF PRICE PRICE KefuUr 15 Value 5 ' 3 $100 values 75c J Regular $150 values $100 POLO SHIRTS -- - 1 Half Price -— I tl ii- cA SO-7- iK V W 1 1 "rii Values J ' m lvmm -- $150 wm 11 - i i n r i- Liinnrrn rvuis omnia m k JII t m §cvj i: ClVV II - iVCf M 1 pair 75 - I lTUL'U Mll'wlUL'" A 1 I Values rlUvJr nALiJr — 1 and $100 Regular $100 and $150 Values v a i if a Nvvl Whites and Colors Regular BELTS I CAPS White FELTS Refnlar One Special Group Half Price i PANAMAS and SAILORS $450 $525 $750 $935 BELTS 1 tnn Men's Sport Straw Hats $375 $500 $600 $700 SUSPENDERS - $ooo Values$3000 Spring and Summer Suits Suitable lot Early Fall Included) (Many OFF Vz II - I - i - I PWA Places Utah Jobs (Continued from Page One) Ogden waterworks $33750 and $75 176090 and 0004JRoyJvaterworks $169090 Ogden courthouse $270000 an $600000 Ogden shop building 176540 and 1167865 — BERLIN July 18 (INS) The nazl 'Utah county schools $90818 and on JSOXSIS press joined Frldsy-tirattacLogan home for the aged American Jews launched by Polish $13600 and $30000 Price waternewspapers as the result of repre works $9818 and $21818 Helper sentations—made to Secretary-r-owaterworks $55000 : (loart) $45000 State Hull In Washington by Rabbi and $100000 Eureka school $52200 Stephen F Wise and others regard and $116000 Murray electric plant ing the plight of Jews in Poland $29250 and $65000 Salt Lake City and $36363 rmanjewajgenigWuat3r&meT-416t36circulated extracts from the Polish Blanding school $47500 and $110- nationalist newspapers Gazetta Pol-electric plant $33884 and The latter de $75297MantlTTvaterworks ska and A— — $6015 clared: and $13365 Richfield high school "The Polish government must an $4881 UoanJT $71494 and $158875 swer Wise's action in such a way Provo schools $96863 and $215250 that Jews will realist that slander- Heber City library $11250 and $25- ing Poland abroad will only make 000 Ivina waterworks $2090 (loan) harder the life of Jews in Poland" $1710 and $3800 The German agency characterized Wise's action as "impudent" Nazi Press Backs Poland's Jew Stand f Regular $100 Values 1 1 K- I one special ni 9isn viM - r "V Regular $150 Values L "nimo e HALF — — PRICE — I JhvK — '('SlryV 'Z MjfpW I I I 1 - I— - iiXl 1 3 000:-Mant- Police Leader Resigns Post Hen Adopts Orphan Brood of Skunks GUCKEEtf' Minn: July 1 'VPh-An orphan brood of baby skunks shared the family life of a flock of on -to nJl I I u - - ' j" JLiW W C for —White-SHIRTS- T r I - I I r J 1" IIII IITy l—X uu I I I 17?fc M ' A - fl II If ua a hj 1 M A- 1 MJ A —i — lc I Iim tii it — f"—— IV emmr j "!" 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N Friday afternoon in tribute to the Date Will Rogers humorist while their leader- - Charles Spencer Hart of Mount Vernon N Y eulogized — him asthe man with the warmest " heart in America" annual' con Their seventy-thir- d ' ventlon ended in Denver Thursday night the Elks turned to their p grimage Friday to the Will Rogers built by Spencer Penroseuf Colorado Springs onvthe alopes of Cheyenne mountain "Two years ago the man with the warmest heart in America flew into arctic spaceandJeft aJieritaga of friendship seldom known in modern times" Hart said "Today we meet - to pay tribute to his memory and to dedicate this shrine among these everlasting hills where Will Rogers Bsed to come for respite from busy work and gain new inspiration from the grandeur of these mountains He himself would have chosen no ' other place"'- 4 A packed opening night audience ia assured at an opening night "top" of 5 for every hickory chair Jn the parquet——'-- Men's Light Weight 'Y STARTED - ! terlzationa stetrician curred phenomenon of this shifting opula There was a small stain Cuslck lion of homeless persons S Copeland said on a suit of underwear that Royal C m Many -- of the army of transients lay on the dining room table and re content to wander up and down WebAgrees Providing he theorized that probably Dr the state following the crops and ster put his hand upon it as he the work offered But increasing Leaders leaned on the table for support Approve Nominal bumbers simply squat in their tentcharge for ed villages where they must be fed Enclosed by Fence ALTERATIONS and clothed — by someone— and NEW YORK July 16 UP)— Tarn- - A high fence encloses the Webwhere they are presenting an ever many Leader James J Pooling Fri- ster home and dense shrubbbery pressing problem in - the fight day made public a from surrounds the garage offering many know telegram them of Most disease rr against hidingrplaces-for-the-slayeI A bttle about wanitation and care less U S Senator Royal S Copeland (D) usick quoted a neighbor as say New York expressing his willing' ing the street light in front of the Cnarled Hands ness to run in the New York City Webster home was not lighted on "Tire Oklahoman was tall and - the previous — lanky his hands are gnarled by Democratic primaries for mayor Thursday nightnorDooling has been attempting to night bard work in the potato and cotton Miss Dorothea GiHIgan fields His face- is tanned and get the four other county leaders in hisAided by secretary police pored through teamed by long exposure to hot New York City to agree to his choice records of his patients seeking any inda Wiii ft 4 Via nhtlrirpn ViavA to use the wordspf who might 8llow4BghoPglat-thB-Demin time already put CusTck ''have a grudge" against tron but the other two are still dldate to oppose the Webster babies mere Incumbent Mayor Florello H Dr Webster chief obstetrician at v his wife have and laborer But this LaCuardia and former Homeopathic too becomes worries work If fto It is up to enrolled Democrats president of thehospital MediRhode Island la below to their or bard get the pay to decide Do what you think best cal crawled to a telephone aoclety believe the atandard they firmly am willing to run" Dooling quoted after the shooting and to Police jrnvernmeflf Will support them In a the senator's teltgram during an Lieutenant Lawrence Walsh said Interlude at a Tammany hall con- "I'll tell the whole story when you pinch The greasy tent with Its burlap ference of the five county leaders get here" as serves their indows which Several days ago in Washington Patrolman Charles H McNamara fcomerthey own The family has a Copeland said that he would be the first officer to reach the house broken down car which is driven Democratic candidate only if all the Dr Webster as saying: three miles a day for water The country leaders were unanimous in quoted -- ---look for clues now Getme Don t family is located three miles from an appeal that he be the Democratic to a hospital I'll tell you about the ShafterrCalthe center only a week candidate shooting later" ago of a vast potato industry MothHe gave some information but er and children worked in the shed none of It furnished a tangible clue where tubers are washed and sacked r detectives said for market They picked the pota New-Com- et toes and helped load the trucks In Stepped From Shadows - a few more weeks the family will be To investigators Webster saich he turned into-- cotton field to aid in reached home at I a m placed his car in his garage and was about to picking Kern county's vast 1937 crop f bolls enter his empty house when a man he could not identify stepped from ijnworried by Winter Body May Be Seen surrounding shadows and pumped "- - What wiirthis family do when the three bullets at him Two hit him About August cotton and the grapes are gone? The third was found in the base-- Theyjntend to pass the winter here CAMBRIDGE Mass July 16 MP) ment t the expense of some governmenDr Webster's'wife and children tal agency Their tent is little pro- —Harvard astronomers said Friday were at their summer home at tection in the winter and the San the newly discovered Finsler comet Watch Hill Mrs Webster rushed Joaquin's winter is sometimes harsh racing earthward from far off space by automobile to the hospital when ' But the W P A is establishing two the shooting She reached would first become visible notified of hour an after her husband big transient labor camps In Arvln probably there and Shafter so they will probably to observers without telescopes died She told police she knew of Hot suffer too greatly no one who bore her husband ill about August 1 The Arvin camp for instance is During the first days of August wilL Competed and run on a model city Just before he died Dr Webster according to Harvard computations said to Dr Robert H Whitmarch - basis- - The- - residents - are self-goarnlng They get water and lights the comet should be seen at about a close friend: "I didn't know I had free When a family proves its 8 or 9 p m between the north star an enemy in the world" Worth to the camp authorities it or pole star and the horizon Deputy Superintendent Cusick receives an acre of ground to te The comet discovered nearly two said the slayer apparently was wait COOL MESH for by the Income derived from weeks ago byDr P Finsleri a Swiss ing for the physician and followed and BROADCLOTH rid But how many of the tenants astronomer now has developed a him to the doorway Then Cusick -Dr WiH electtacultlvatetheirJand and taiMialf-R- — degreein-length-DtSST theorizedpthe doctor heard smoiae i eventually seek to own it and how Whipple aaid The tail howeverJs turned around and was met by kxnj y SUMMER manv will again start their wan long and slender he said and may bullets PAJAMAS J derings when warm weather comes not become visible to the observer The Webster home is in one of again is something that only time with a telescope because the comet the most exclusive sections of 'the ill-tell Itself — never wiltbecome —very! city ' — CWVI — bright LCopyrightrl937 for The Tribuneor- Colo SPRBXGS COLORADO 3 uly 16 iP)—On a mountainside "fronrwhtch stretches miles of plains thousands of Elks from all parts of the- - nation stood with bowed heads it reeling 100 feet of hose and getting water through it tba fastest '" livery Stable Dancing — There will ba free dancing in a livery stable across ' Eureka street from the opera bouse and conducted tours through the surrounding mines These will stress that after all" gold still comes n Ight of Dr George W Webster fashionable 39 homeopathic ob- lladejaw Elks Honor tWill Rogers ahead of drama at Central Clty did 60 years ago just as The play directed by Richard Aldrlch and produced by Jed Har rls will present Ruth Gordon Walter Slezak Dennis King and Sam Jaffa in the leading charac- - un- quarters tonight for questioning in connection with the slaying last "9 a tretrrltblh apprises onMaln aaid -- wnfle tba opera bouse and the Teller boose the old hotel till are the chief features ther will be other diversions Intended ' mainly for tba townsfolk" hills miners from tba Sinewy will pound their "jacks" Into granblocks in rock a ite drilling con-te- at July 23 for cash prizes sizable enough to buy bacon and com meal tor a year There will ba a firemen's "wet test" race — beloved of pioneers— the same open long-gon- UP) PROVIDENCE R July — An attractive girl about 19 years of age was taken to police head BAKERSFIELD Cal July 1- 1Am I AgoM back to Oklahomy? I should say not mistuh Why this yere country it the promised land Me and my whole kin moved out here a year agn and we've made more money in the spud aeaion than e made in three years back home!' So spoke a typical member of the wanderinsr thousands—some relief agencies estimate the total atTOOOO -- who bavesoueht refuge in tne fian Joanuin valley of California irom-the- — h ea t a n dpo veriy o L th e midwest dust bowl region and have created a problem unique in relief "Whv mv old woman and kids re all comfortable here" the Okla boman said "even if they do make em eo to school And money! why It simply flows out heah Believe It r not last year I made me 240 Cash money!" — Agricultural successes here in potatoes cotton and other produce nd the croo failures in 'the dust bowl reelon appear to explain the Miners 'Go Modernin Central City Colorado Annual Festival e NTRAL CITY CoIoTJuly 38 VP)— For ther first time aince an Impressive collection of cobwebs was swept out of the old stone opera bouse five year ago the CentralClty play festival is being "given back to the miners" The sixth annual celebration in this little town bidden In the high xtocKies opens eaturaay nignc with a "modernized" version of Ibsen's "A Doll's House" in the Quiz Into Death Migrants Problem Of California annals Old-Tim- 7-'- T Hi Aifi? 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