Show isomptIIt m ' - — — — l' - t ' ' 4 — 1 t t : r - ' i - 'i ' 1 i The Weatiier - ' ' -- ' - "'"1"4 V 411 - 1 Utah—Partly cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday with widely scattered snow showers mountains north portion Tuesday little clrange in temperature iii aii 4"11111111144 116 - (1)44alle4 Roport se Paso 11) ' 1 di : Local 3letal 51arkets 13500 - ' GSIvider ' lie 0 tdomestici 3475e Saver (foreign) Copper eiectrolytic delivered Connecticut Valley Lead 5500555c Zinc:— 725a ' I : :12e I ' 11-21- teed Loved rootteelemeel Prior" 5500 Copper i cathode ) 114904 1 Vol 142 No 99 - 1911 Salt Lake City Utah Tuesday Morning January 21 ' Page"--- - 20 ' tmotomotatto tungemotostatomottoonttomitotttomon! Fii'e Cetits It f: --- - h : I - ammiláms s - dim9pooll 0: ' 'al i f - A 40 1 ' 4 - loolkiaboti altlit 7 - mareviC) i ii co) - 041010 ' I LAE : ' 1 ampor i: ' lii 0 rr 11 ' ' - e : t State Senate Swings Work on Bills ' i I ' Here What It Looked litheirol i 1 s ' ' '‘ 4 ! -- 1 - t t "d'''''''"'" ' ' - cti - ' - -- ''e ' ' — ' I ''i ::ek14064e1::c'PAAfoaottoqw04 - ' ' : '3 t ' tually in'spremiums - - 7It Is the sarne vicious bill" he commented -- which we had before US: two years ago" Pe charged that'it would tend to drive poor people off the highways ab--d challenged the sponsors to suppArt a 'state insurance plan designed to actomplish the 'same purpose Senators Farr Huggins Christensen Maetarlane and William A Dawson 411) La)ton firmly denid that it wits a compulsory insurance measure or that It was directed against the poor On the contrary they held that it offered a protection far more easential to the pootthan the well-to-Huggins Defeods Bill Senator Huggins referred to the arguments against the measure as pet cent sentimental poppycock" and said the real issue was whether motorists who carelessly killed and maimed people or their innocent victims were tobe protected After an how's debate the sen- ate adjourned untilaTuesday at 2 p m without retithing a roll- ' Call The new traffic safety code In- troduced IY the senate committee on highways is an outgrowth of the studies of state traffic safety on do ' s-- I (Continued Page Two) (Column Three) ' - 'Highlights of Mondays session Received from governor the appointment of Mn s E E Ericksten (Di Salt Lake City to succeed Senator Gordon Weggeland 11 ndar ' motorists' financial responsibility measure but poetDebated poned vote ' - ' - louse Passed its first two bills measures providing for additional repregentation in the legbilature and received four new bills including one permitting slum clearance under private auspices Rejected proposal that trips to Institutions be limited to com- -' mittees as decided by senate but voted to bar house employee from '' junkets caucus selected Representative S W Elmwood WI Weber as majority floor Democratic leader ' s 't St '1 tl ' ' 4 "- ' i ' ' 't t ri 'I ' 4 ' - 2 ' ' ' '"" ' I 1 4 ' - - 4 t ' 1 ' ' ''- if r--t ' ( :: :IL ilk 1 fr I '' ' ' ' t ') ' ' I ! 4 t i '--' ' l'' i - '41i 1I 1 f - ''''''ji t ' 14 t $ ii I 4 ' C7tr:' t'rt"- tt- ' - '' 4: ' t ' 'R- ' v 1 - i:te i "' 144 t t"'' iv--- s' I ' 0 '4 r k ' ''-'- t lit's: :4' 111 j1 NI - By Richard L Turner c A ' WASHINGTON Jan 20 ((AP)—Ilis hand resting broadly upon an old Dutch family Bible his eyes squinting into the bright o : 4" '41 I ' t'' 1 'noonday sun Franklin D Roosevelt slowly and thoughtfully re' 4 ' ' '1 ( 1 r tt ft ‘4 ' 4 4 "4 f I10 ' ‘ ' 44 ! ' the third time Monday I 4 peated the presidential oath of office-fo- r V i e 4 ' 44 t ii d) t 4 4 ''' 4'0 14ks lard asserted that the task oft) times was to save "the nation '14' 7 ' ‘1 '''ilf 01 1 11 4'14 i' 111:----- 1r '' 44 I iii IT '1 I l'f) ' and is institutions from disruption from without" 4 1 i J I 1 4 t4rt ' 1 t ' ''' I ' 114 414 4 I iii0 "Democracy is not dying" he said with impressive solemnity dt r 4 ' a sIti---or his head E--bobbing emphatically to the rhythm of his clipped and tz —' ' I '4 i i(41 ' v4'441r it& "it ' ' i 44 t 4 th4 t spaced words "We know it cannot die--t I Li il r' ' We know it becauso if we look I—At t I i 11r ' 4-- ' t' --5 ' tI I 6: 411 I1 - !below the surface we sense it litic'-- t ' ' t ' t' so I on every continent 4 ii i t '4 114” for it is the most humane the most f ' I k advanced and in the end the most -- 4 -- I so 4 ftrl r v1-)1:iti eir:4 l'-f' unconquerable of all forms of huLi!iT "1 k :: 4 man society" ''3 4 '' 44 ' i 'k I '' :::' 2' ' ' 1 st ! 4 7 "'"1 sff Integrity of Democracy' ' ' 1 ' : 41 ' 'N4 ' 1 i'""4" v :40(44$t ‘ 1 4' ' He dedicated his third adminis- o—til ' ' k : It12 t '' 1' t : ' 41 -- sti t ' 10 - 4 r r- L ' to the protection and per 5 44 iI t - WA ' t t tratiol- on of "the TS ' b 'c integrity of de- ' Gives Successor - fFi ' ' i -in face of great "the 4t mocracy" N never before encountered" - ' ' - -- perils ' ' t '1 1"' t End Oath to k e A spreading throng of some 75- -''' s ' ' t 000 chilled and heavily bundled I t1'0:1-- 4 ' '8c' ' 4— Jo e 38-Yeit ? Career spectators were jammed before e sib him into the' capitol plaza' Some ' tii k t '' e ' '' ' ' ' i '' 0 ' ' were ' 'r s: even perched in the brunches ( At — --Uril ff Jan: 20 i ' -' 4 ir Al4 t 14 of the trees 'S Others hod found bora t4 Nance John Garner i leaving '1111mgm'APP401 111"""101 A on the roots '' dietant VONaMM00"SiffailWdmeoftOWONPMOMOMMtik7 vantage rowed silk hat on the seat behind of the senate points house office and was The would have appeared ) picture plaza Had you been on the roof of the United States him stepped to the rostrum of the buildings ll as 'the ceremonies made ' arrliw) president (indicated by capitol for Monday's inaugural Ty1111-WiAlthough the crowd was as !site inaugural platform Monday to t a delivered his inaugural address the crowd of 75000 Jamming the swear hi Henry Agard Wallace as as usual it was strikingly less vice president and thus wind up noisy than the throngs which hove It may his own 38:year career in the na- seen past inaugurations have been the cold for though the halls tions legislative ' The smiling shy Wallace spoke sun otone brilliantly the wind was f out loudly "I do" as the retiring brisk and chill or it may have t vice president completed reading been the solemnity of the preidthe oath in a clear strong dent's theme But while the inWASHINGTON: Jan 20 (Al — voice The crowd of more than terruptione for applause were freSAN DIEGO Cat Jan 20- (A— Reliable sources on Capitol Hill said 75000 persona massed before the quent they were relatively short The German theory has been? for granted that their talki In- - Monday that the state department Agreement on a labor contract by BERLIN Jan 20 (A)—The axis stands on the steps of and the sound wu muffled by the Ryan i Aeronautical company political and military policy for the that the ultimate decision must beleluded President Roosevelt's mes- would reject legislative demands inaugural gloves cheered the 'capitol and the CIO United Automobile Immediate future was regarded as In England herself and that the sage to congress Secretor)! of that the department make public ' Rostrum Smiles Wallace Imposing before the Hull's State of the diplomatic reports testimony Joseph Worker! before the union's etrike fixed' Monday night after a new Mediterranean although flaring house Bul affairs P C committee and William The chief foreign Kennedy executive spoke from bowed smiled and Wallace slightdeadline Tuesday 'was predicted conference between Adolf Hitler into e will retire shortly Kennedy-whis a United States an legislation momentary importance imposing Garner temporary stand its of ly the broadly grinning prinpne Monday night by and Benito Mussolini and statements by other Ametican as ambassador to Great Britain incidentil roof his seat and to by four pairs of back phase supported comparatively picked cipal negotiators and Bullitt former ambassador to stepped silk About the details there was the Nevertheless the German atti- statesmen such as Secretary of the France bor- corinthian columns and the whole which "You can go far Out On the limb had he the hat up DNB silence Sensaid were But recently by is that the reich is equal to Navy Frank Knox Secretary of al to carry out the with safety in saying there will be profoundest to rowed from Bascom TiMITIOnS designed architecture German official news agency said tude demands from any quarters War Henry L Stimson and Joseph toe Wheeler (D) Montana of the a n to m no strike" the negotiator said the two leaders reached capitol any have disagreed sharply on the Washington neWspapet ambassador "complete and If strong British forces show P Kennedy retiring of which it had been ''The discussione may continue accord as regards the views T course the United Staten should Complete his formal outfit for the building of both to London ma& a pert To his left were the In must the Mediterranean up they until 3 or 4 a tn Tuesday but I'm day in war the European all' questions" It looks also as though the pon- pursue to attract German attenmore than optimistic they will end concerning That silk hat anathema to the members of 'the house and senate Wheeler demanded that the "The fuehrer and il duce on the expect ference was held over for Monday state tion In en agreement" Garner symbolized the some in glistening silk toppers remake public occasion of their meeting in the in plain fedoras To his Since the meetings between the to await a full report on the recon- ports department received two from the day he spent in others was diploBrief Recess presence of the foreign ministers fuehrer and II duce always cover ciliation meeting last Friday' be- mats ofthe diplomatic corps over second right war to the the highest turning European prior had an extensive con- a lot of (Contitittod on Pm rivo) Thomsen German The prediction was made during of the axis the He said that if it was inadvisable fice in the nation to Wallace 20 Including may be taken (Column Two groundit official statement (Voltaire& The resplendent to publish the reports they at least years his junior a brief recess In the diticussions yersation" charge t4hould be presented to senate and which have been under way almost said First Garner discovered that the uniforms of the diplomats were "It tame off in the spirit of the under heavy overcoats hotute foreign affairs committees two silk hats he owns were at his bidden without Interruption since Monday heartfelt friendship between the in connection with their study of home in Uvalde Texas One of - About the president were the morning chiefs of two and the government the president's legislation to lend them he acquired on a trip around members of his family Vice PresiReminded that the negotiations or lease American-mad- e war the world and is dubbed his dent Wallace who took the oath so far had followed a pattern of close fighting alliance existing be' "oriental" topper The other he of office just before Mr Roosevelt equipment to Britain optimism In the morning' with a tween the German and Italian One did so John N Gainer who closed deadlock at night the negotiator people" legislator bought that the state dea ATHENS lan 20 public career by adfighter planes shot down 'one told' reporters replied: "This is different We Discuss Strategy would decline to release Wouldn't Rent One end the oath to Wallace are high this time and thel picture partment downed another and bomber ministering Italian apparently damaged Informed quarters said military to congressional the reports won't change" who has and the justices of the supreme but a E in two brief Thomas of formations off remainder drove the Hardy raiding' committees on the that questions occupied the first part fierce dogfight-wage- d Chief Justice Hughes in vice presidents about court Continue' Talks Monday nearly two miles above Athtns they were confidentialground of the conference They added documents chauffeured for his silken 16 gown and tiny black suggestyears that Field Marshal General Wil- In the full view of thousands ' of jubilant Athenians Some were of the executive branch of the gov- Washington skull cap administered the oath could Harry C Malcom federal he ed that diplomatically ernment bad announced at 6 p m helm )(OW chief of the nazi high killed or wounded The out- to the president This informant said administra- rent a topper for $150 would Civilians watching It danced and The air battle took place shortly that discussions would continue command and a high Italian of not Avrkkens at S:30 vice president tion officials believed publication going without a recess and that negoti- ficer were available for advice on after noon when Italian raiders shouted in the streets a and Timmons it of hear long of would shed the documents little A Greek communique later 'reThe day began early and comators would alternate in going out technical questions friend stepped into the e legislation time The second part of the confer- appeared for an Attack on Piraeus ported one Italian bomber came light on the to dinner forthe 'chief executive fortably breach and might create an unnecessary "We might gii' On through the ence was said to have been con- port of Athens some" five miles down near the island of Fleves and side issue a silk top- He was awake at 8:30 breakfasted said he had Timmons in over the current fight went down another off Cape $uthe night" Malcom said "You cerned with diplomatic questions from the capital proper per which JesseMI Jones secretary In bed read the papers and shaved nium Four members of the crew the program know 4 a m is supposed to' be the German Foreign Minister Joachim himself Then in cutaway and came first in a formation of (Continued Pap) Thret) They who Kennedy one bomber bailed out questioned ttie (Column Four ) best hour to reach an agreement" von Ribbentrop and Italian Foreign of four and were met he drove to the yellow stuctopper some of of a the terrific necessity provisions by was the longest air raid alarm It Minister Count Galeazzo Ciano co church St John'a just across an in administration address plan of the war for Athens-- 90 minutes lere reported to have aided in antiaircraft barrage Lafayette square to ask divine Most of the bombs fell harmlessly Saturday night is scheduled to By the time the next formation this discussion before the house foreign guidance for Ms third administra'Authorized commentators said it of five Italian bombers arrived into the harbor and shipping facili- testify tion This he had done before affairs committee Tuesday to meet had British risen ties fighters escaped damage was extremely unlikely that there New Fish the oath on the two pre(R) Representative taking The ft A Fe communique said York would be any particularly infor- them ' vious occasions member ranking minority Soon one Italian was falling no damage of military consequence of the mative announcements concerning Hatless and coatless he drove foreign affairs group said the talks They asserted it wasn't smoke trailing from his fuselage resulted back to the White House grinning Monday that opposition witnesses 20 tiri WASHINGTON Jan answer the absurd to MICHIGAN crry' Ind Jan 20 the habit of the axis powers to tip and crowds along "definitelywill waving took care Monday of a cou- the way Then the UP0—The a little later he charges made by government offi- Police quadruplets—a off an enemy as to their intentions of of guardians rialg that' we are in danger of im- ple In the started for the comparatively uncommon event in South Operations Stressed mediate invasion and that this bill President Roosevelt one armed car with him werecapitol Barkmedical annals—ended in tragedv Senator has something to do with a crisis with a loaded revolver and the ley (ID Kentucky the majority With the Mediterranean livening Monday when the four Infants died other with a sword in England In 60 or 90 days" within six and a half hours of up as the center of military operaleader and Speaker Sam Rayburn Metropolitan police and secret tions the war as it now is being their delivery "Samuel how a r your the man service agents picked up the The 'pother Mrs Eva Swanon' conducted on Italy's doorstep in As greeted Rayburn president Hears London House Winant near White the with the New Axis gun Drive? was Albania and in north Africa 35 who was only 'four feet 11 entered the car Mr Roose--- -Barkley returned Roosevelt Mr before just Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini keep silent on discus inches tall and wholweighed only certainly an important topic of Gets Kennedy Post from inauguration ceremonies at velt said: "Alben can you get in 98 pounds normally sion s at week-en- d had been discussion tonferenee official announcement says only there?" LONDON TuesdaY Jan 21 (UP) the capitol Wearing a veteran's That much was indicated by well childless until the three girls and the two were "in complete accord" predictions heard of Pennsylvania avenue sidewalkl middle-aged said man — the sources uniform Usually well informed a boy were brought Into the world informed Italian sources—particury new axis drive in Mediterranean were with folks waiting to page I pending sRid Tuesday that they understood he was "on duty to guard the see jammed The cooperation official Cars go by and by a Caesarean section about 9:30 larly the press column 3) the President Roosevelt has selected president" a rn in St Anthony's hospital of the German air force with its parade which Police officials ordered him sent later the inaugural G Winant former RepubliJohn The babies with their respective Italian allies already much in evithe great emphasized Gains British problem of observation a to for ward mental can governor of New Hampshire from the western Meditermoment: the up Amerweights including the light blan- dence Building In Africa East Eritrea Italian on British report advances into man standing A to be the U S ambassador to the ket in which each svas wrapped ranean to Suez was emphasized as ica's defenses This procession was 200-- 4 two to said at be all fascist crowd rttreat of along the the general points of James St obgathered Court fringe more extensive than many succeeding were born in this order: milin Sudan border--(Sto- ry mile to watch the inaugural parade devoted almost entirely to ' Jennifer page 5 column 43: Joseph P Kennedy resigned 2 pounds 7 ounces: servers had believed 'Inas tary Winant's name had been men- swung a sword in glittering arcs Balkan problems also were cerPhilip 2 pounds 9 ounces: Phoebe plaza crowd cheered briefly tioned here frequently in connec- and proclaimed he was "protect- an The 2 pounds 3i ounces: Linda But Air Siege 2 tain to have been discussed the president appeared in the poKenas to Roosevelt" 3793 civilians tion with sperulation Metropolitan ing British casualties from air raids plaeed at German commentators were not stand leaning upon the pounds 4 ounces inaugural y near-ba to along killed and 5044 wounded in December total since June Phoebe lived 00 minutes Jenni- admitting that the main course of nedys successor and a favorable lice took him"cool given: arm of his son James the latter exwas it off" the over specuprecinct—to as 23061 killed and 32296 wounded thick weather public response greeted on inn 'Your) Eng had switched for three hours and the others military operations (Continuel 4Co4umn Ono) I 1 plained lish channel hampers'aerlal activity—(Story page 5 column 3)' I lation six and a half hours 'to the south ' - - ' - it — 4 t 4 4 - - I tI -- t' A i 1 Ii : I - t L -- f ':' ' 014 :1 1 Ili -- :' -- 44 r 'F4 i 1 A 4 4 4 ! -- k 1 4 14 IP Ak 1 i 1 -- e lt 4 t q j ' 1 ‘)-1- A -- i' il li 4 '''' 444 I Ai ''' '4 n -- 1 k 4 $ 1 — 4 r 4 4-- s 4 - Garner Parks-Silk Hat for Wallace Rites - te kl '4i rr '' -- — 4' '''' - 41 17 I ip -- I i' 4 ' ' ''$ ' 4 - :I 0- ::' 4q '4 't r - j iL 1 t 0 3 - - ar 04 - A 4' s tA '' A this-is'ho- f At Revealing - ' I 'rt- B a lk Truce LO6ITIS Ins San bleo:o Hitler Mussolini Map Jonit War Strategy Aircraft Strike' Renew Cooperation Vow in New Meeting ' Envoy Reports I - lend-leas- i quasi-coloni- - -- hardly-comfortab- le In RAF Downs Italian Bombers In Dogfight Over Athens con-dilat- 1 well-inform- ed 38-ye- ar sh or 4 lend-leas- Capital Police Nab 'Guards' Summary of Day's Events Ott Europe Africa Fronts self-appoint- ed Anglo-Egyptia- - - 40 tO 4 v 4 I 71-wo- rd - (AP)---Briti- -- i v area--(Sto- ' ' ' Menace of Disruption From Without Must Be Faced Says Roosevelt Declares America Will Go Forward : : ' ' ' 41 '1 - - J' 4 0 'Tarris 'Lof 4 1 t 'k 'k4s 4t t" 4 4- - g 4c4ftIt4::' 11ploelq'45 N 144'' X ' 41 4441 Z ' ti t 14 It '' t : ' ?! tet 44441 A i l'i t i'17vi ‘ P4 '14 tolr4k t'Afvt-- —(1:444kla--444- 7 k64- yr k ' le l ' A I II i' ' ' k ' - i u t'' - ' !I tr4 jib 7 - ' 11 )ath 30:Tita0:i-- 54:11 I ''- i tP ' t i 1 t Ittf 'it7 ' tq44444- - 1 " 61 i" T ' I 1 - " 4 - - - ' e 4 - - ' '1 f tr if ' -k- YV't '' - "" ii" " '''t 4 4I'' --- ) t 1 of resiirnect Received 22 new bills and one Joint resolution Advanced three bills (Ft B It and 12) to third reading cal- - - - r) Ipres i ' Indiana Quads Fail to Live: ofthe Utah ' legislature: Senate - 11 4 i - -- ''"' 4 - - fk:' :‘ 1- ' r' - 1 ( ' ' 1 ' ' ! ii ments to the voluminous safety traffic code recommended by the Vtah Traffic Safety council The new bills included one proposing 'a graduated talc on chain stores another one to reduce the registration fee for pleasure automobiles from $5 to $Z and - still another to establish a legislative reference bureau The three hills advanced to 'third reatling stirred up no debate and all were approved without a dissrnting vote One (S B 11 by Senator Ira A Huggins (D) Og'den) would permit persons who are away from home on regularly designated days to register at- the Another county t clerk's office (S B IZ by Senator Grant Macfarlane ID) Salt LakeCity) would specify the types of licenses which could be Issued to naturopathic physicians and expand their field of practice The third (S B 8 by Senator Huggins) would relieve county recorders from the obligation of'b preparing abstracts in ' counties- - where there are registered abstractors Bill Reuses Debate 'The first eruption of debate during the Session was generated by the l controversial motorist? financialt responsibility bill (S B which is sponsored by Senators Dexter Farr (D): Ogden George A Christensen (D) and Grant Mac- Pike City faThe (p) Salt i opening attack was launched by Senator Arthur O Ellett (13) Spanish Fork who declared that itlwas primarily an insurance bill ' which would take from $8000000 to $10000000 out of the state an-- : " I ' -- ' z' - 4 t 4 The state senate started the '4' legislative wheels turning Mont' day by advancing three bills to II a third reading and debating ft ' - 4 ' " — ' - --: - - ' fourth one' In addition to the actions' on bills session the fir7t 'of the week-ol- d the senate receiVed 22 new meas tres ringing from minor amend- " t v x4 o4 - t r I Capitol )!11-"-fekt- i A - Three Advanced Fourth Debated 22 Introduced :r4:!01777 047: 4"' s A top U 1 i - - |