The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 10

TBE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 10 1931 10 A Bootleg Gains Sentence Indian Schools Provide Relief Police Take Soti After Chase SOVIET OIL WAR LOOMS IN CHINA FOR RICH TRADE I 0 Terms never as low as HOW! BE HERE MONDAY! KANSAS CITY bcpL 12 MV Ray Broom once described by the district attorney's office as "nulhon-aire was sentenced to-Iday to 18 months In the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth and fined $7500 upon his plea of guilty to a liquor conspiracy charge I The senteme is to run concurrently with a two-year sentence he now serving for sale and transportation of liquor CHOLERA KILLS 415 BASRAH Irak Sept 12 Cholera hag killed 415 persons here since August 1 and there are 575 known cases now on which four-fifths probably will die because they refuse to accept treatment Two out of 'three patients admitted to the British hospial are being saved Russian Trust Prepares Competition to British Companies WASHINGTON Sept ITtn-The Indian bureau notified national relief headquarters today that in order to help reliev unemployment It wiU favor applications from older youths for admission to Indian schools so as to remove them from the labor market Henry Scattergood assistant commissioner of Indian affairs reported to Walter Gifford national relief director that the Indian bureau has changed its policy and would admit as many of the older applicants for the boarding schools as possible The relief organization has been sponsoring a movement to keep youths in school to prevent them from competing for jobs with heads of families I OS ANGELES Sept 12 UP) about the streets esrly todajwith a screaming siren on his automobile Allen Witwer 18 son of the late Witwer humorous writer forced everybody to the curb except police Two officers caught Witwer and his two boy companions after a long chase They gave him a traffic citation for pos-sessionlng a siren Witwer said at first he thought it wSs going to be fun Steinway Kimball Story Clark Auto-Plano Everett Estey Conway Ilallet Davis and Other Notable Makes Pianos in the Sale Almost Given Away 3rd Floor Take Klesalor Prices in Plain Figures A EFomr CoDfifi a a Is One of the Requirements for Smart Winter Wearl And it will not give the finances jolt either In fact ftirs are a sound investment this year financially and fashionably and on terms to suit your convenience (Salt Lake Tribunr-Nrw York Times Sen lee SHANGHAI Sept An oil war appears to be impending In China with Soviet Russia preparing to enter the Held at present controlled by American and Brithh companies The Soviet Oil trust Is negotnt-l lng a 1th the Kwang Ha Pen oleum company the largest Chinese distributor and owning a plant at Shanghai for marketing of Russian products The Russians would begin by supplying 1500000 gallons of kerosene a kerosene Is In great demand In China for domestic purposes at a price of 10 per cent below the market The scheme thereafter would be extended to gasoline and lubricants Small shipments of soviet oil have been received lor a long time In China but the oil trust lacked sufficient steel drums for transporting the products This would be over-rome by the alliance ft-tth the Kftang Ifwa company Russian petroleum supplier are Rhtpped from Batum and other Black Sea ports to Vladivostok In tankers because of the shortage of tank cars on the railroad Already at Vladivostok ft here a huge storage plant has been built two tankers have arrived tth 2 500 000 gallons of oil products for the Chinese market and regular service Is assured If tire negotiations are completed Purchase of the Kwang Hwa company merely will eliminate one buver from Independent American companies and 1500000 gallons a month is only a small part of Chinas kerosene needs which amounts to 200-000000 gallons annually Oil men fear that this soviet wedge Is likely to Increase to competitive proportions however even though other companies have a tremendous ad van tage with their distribution In Our QUALITY Selection Are: SILVER MUSKRAT $9950 RUSSIAN PONY $125 LEOPARD LAPIN $135 (New tbli week) BAY SEALS Fitch Trim $11950 Wolf Trim $12950 Jap Mmk Trim $13950 Plain $95 0 HUDSON SEAL $195 New and Used Uprights PIANOS and PLAYERS $59 $89 99 la $129 GRAND PIANO Brand-New Genuine Mahogany RADIOS -ctmc 529 and up Buy Your furs Front a Furrier of Knotcn Dependability $93GC3 SALE OF FINE FURNITURE AND PIANOS HOW UNDER BIO HEADWAY The Greatest Price Reductions in Local Furniture Sales (Copyright 1931 New York Timet) Architect Calls For Capitol Bids WASinNGTONScpt 12 W-Bids for the new supreme court building estimated to Involve a total cost of $7500 000 were requested today by David Lynn capitol architect The site is north of the library of congress in front of Capital plaza Excavation work already has begun This will provide the largest court of the nation tth its first new home It Is now located In the capitol The bid will be awarded on October 21 and the five-story building Is to be completed within three years ty' Juastf ac goes! as yona make Hear Business Analyst and Sales Counselor of National Fame in EKSKUES IF g- business His methods of salesmanship and his instructions have been approved by business leaders throughout the country Hear him in his four lectures as a guest of The Salt Lake Telegram Intelligent salesmanship and effective selling Mr Wisehaupt believes is the key to depression cure and good times His highly entertaining and instructive lecture series gives a keen analysis of present business conditions and points the sales methods to improve 1 At the THEM LECTURE SUBJECTS TUESDAY SEPT OR WEDNESDAY SEPT 10 TO INFLUENCE MORE THURSDAY SEPT 17 IN FRIDAY SEPT 18 TO INCREASE YOUR TICKETS FREE You arc united to attend the iechaupt lectures as the gurl of lhe Salt Uihe Telegram Season tickets for the entire series are free Individuals may obtain tickets by applying at the llu-mess Office of The Telegram 1 13 Ninth Main street Lmplo)-ers may obtain blocks of tickrls by applying at I he Telegram I South Main street or railing VI asatf Ii "90 Sept 15 16 17 and 18 at 8:15 As Guest of.