The Salt Lake Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah • 5

-Mf 1 S' -3 i TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER 31 1932 5 cation believes In the schools today are largely exploitation and not a healthy whole thing" he said "has become a sort of Roman Saturnalia" GOVERNOR IS FLtJ VICTIM ATLANTA Ga (UP) When a mild epidemic of Influenza spread-over Dixie recently one of Its Atlanta victims was Governor Richard Russell of Ceorgia DOCTOR OHNES ON ATHLETICS GAINSVILLE Fla Dr John Tigert president of the Unlveislty of Floilda and former United States commissioner' of edu- ay Rumors of Roosevelt Taking Hand In Speaker Choice Creates Flurry Secret Of Gold Tints Is Discovered to be willing to stand it But that is not all Because money spent for employment on roads is not wasted nt all nor is any part of its wasted Every dollar goes for some useful purpose and returns double value to the public highway system is not com pleted as yet even the federal aid highway svstem There are still con necting links to be built If federal YACHT murder CODNTDfflED Welsh Adventurer Enters Plea on Wanderwell Slajing editor day ncturu WASHINGTON Dec 30 WV-The contest for the speakership of the next house was thrown uito a flurry today aid ceases it will leave the state of by reports and denials that the Vnflu Utah with the job half done andience President-elect Rooseveltxad with its present financial setup un- been placed behind any one Candida A rumor that Representative Sabatli of Illinois manager of Majority Lead able to complete the work Revival of Lost Art Seen Through Test of Egyptian Relics s' 'hv 'S- 4 ut one after abroad of the Sitting tpanion twirled Ihen ley chairman of the Democratic na tional committee that "Robert Jack son secretary of the Democratic na tional committee had no authority whatever to say that Mr Roosevelt favored Mr candidacy" lesentative Joseph By ms of TenneWe chairman of the appropria tions committee and McDuffie Issued statement! expiessing doubt that Mr Roosevelt would take any part In the selection of a successor to Speaker John Garner McDuffie Byrns and Rainey gen erally are conceded the leading candi dates They were joined by another Representative John Connor of New whose name was put forward by Representative Granficld (D Mass O'Connor was a candidate for speaker against Garner in the present house and has been consjdered a horse" in the present contest er Rainey speakership campaign had been informed by Roosevelt that he was not supporting Representative John McDuffie of Alabama caused the excited discussions of house members Sabath is in Chicago Questioned about the report Rainey veteran Illinois Democrat said he had received a letter from James A Far- STUDENTS OF BUSINESS COLLEGE EMPLOYED IN ONE OFFICE liversal glad-1 section "Idlings 1 retched I its at After ne re- if the to jirt Passed Law the government passed the law under which the states have been working and have built up their present efficient organizations We were permitted to select the 7 per cent system and provision was made for its completion under a definite plan of cooperation We set up machinery which has functioned "Along the same line and further encouraging the states to proceed congress provided that as the 7 per cent highways were completed we could add an additional 1 per cent This was a stamp of approval by bHgf'SaS (m 17 'ftdmt highway plan and a provision for its contin uation beyond the completion of the present system act of congress as late as July 21 1932 the present congress showed its belief In the present system when it added $120 000 000 to be spent by the state highway departments at the same time imposing time limits which meant the Increasing of the organization to Its present large capacity was through the president's unemployment relief committee that the American Association of State 7 trhr Pimsn month was calloda calend hence the word calendar Business firms have learned to rely on us for efficient office help We not only place our student as soon as competent but assist former students to obtain employment Attend the school with a na- tt mal repuuUyn ihal htS4 fard4i-Ov' ttudant have won -3L-typeuxlterstnflra than any other school In the country It pajs to get the best WINTER TERM OPENS JANUARY 3 College Office open today for enrollment of students Call Write er Phone for Information BUSINESS COLLEGE Highway Officials was called into ac tion two years ago and this resulted in the $80000000 of emergency relief present congress Increased the regular authorization from $75 apfl (Mia rii jjjb miQ (Mill nar various acts aie cited to show how congress encouraged the states to Increase their forces the contractors to equip themselves for large volumes of work and the or gamzation of construction forces right down the line at the very apex of the organization work it "would appear that at least some members of congress are ready to announce another policy It would simply cut the entire organization to pieces and would be disastrous to the public" was if icarious ung ad-earning 'erience ver Inst at im- LONG BEACH Cal Dec 30 (UP) James (Curly) Guy young elsh soldier of fortune pleaded not guilty today to charges of murdering Captain Walter Wanderwell aboard the adventure-bound yacht Carma The jaunty young defendant bi ought here from his cell in the county Jail was ordered to trial be lure a jury February 2 plea had been expected as he offered no testimony at the pre- ju4ry paoriaft tn £Utu ttaUurmnU of prosecution witnesses that he was the mysterious at the keyhole" who called on Captain Wanderwell shortly before the shooting last December 12 Guy told police he was at the home of a friend 30 miles distant when Wanderwell a noted adventurer was killed by a shot in the back Suspicion first pointed to him when of ficers learned of a quarrel between Guy and Wanderwell Belgium Puts Increased Tariff List Into Effect BRUSSELS Belgium Dec 30 CP) accordance with special powers a Belgian government decree increasing certain import duties was put into force today Among the increases are" Sugar from 100 to 1G0 francs per 100 kilograms nonroasted coffee 115 to 250 francs per 100 kilograms coffee essence 115 to 137 50 refined oils 69 to 112 50 lactose products 92 to 161 leaf tobacco 350 to 500 cut tobacco b50 to GOO francs jCKS C0U6H Real Throat relief! Medicated with ingredients of Vicks VapoRub 43 EAST BROADWAY PHONE WASATCH 2753 Synch- novel-t Itself we all (Lon- gettmg Weston ATLANTIC CITY Dec 30 OP) Discovery of the secret of King purple gold a lost art of the goldsmith was reported to the American Association for the Ad vancement of Science tonight by Professor Wood of Johns Hopkins university "The purple was one of the baffling things found years ago in King tomb It was a collection of gold sequins buttons and head dress ornaments covered with a rose purple tint Its surface was bubbly Few wdwiUat rt'-spwtad wheth er the tint was a lost art or only the discoloration of several thousand burial Recently some of this gold was sent to Dr Wood He found that it was an not time He found that the purple bubbly gold is produced by a combination of gold iron arsenic red heat and hammering His story reads like a tale of a scientific detective First in Ins lab oratory he found that he could remove the purple film by rubbing on it wet celluloid nail polish Wik-n the polish dried and was peeled off it took the film The gold beneath the film wlta pure yellow with a fine polish But locking at the nail polish Dr Wood coulU not find any purple gold Not the best microscope showed a bit But the spectroscope which reveals even a few atoms showed tha' in the nail polish there as not only gold but lion So Dr Wood held the nail polish near a magnet Bang went the nail polish against the magnet and stuck there This showed there was a lot of iron Looking back at the fine yellow gold surface from which the purple had been removed Dr Wood found traces of big crystals which meant just one thing That gold had been heated neai ly red and hammered With these clues he reproduced the purple gold perfectly by making an alloy of gold and iron But this did not explain how the artisans of thou ands of years ago put the film on King Tut's ornaments nor where the bubbles came from Again the spectroscope helped It revealed that there was arsenic as well bs iron in the purple film Now the thickened" decidedly There is arsenic in the vellow pigment used to paint tombs of Egyptian kings Tins pigment is orpiment Dr Wood sent to Egvpt for orpiment scraped from King Tut's tomb To his amazement he received not scrapings of orpiment but gobs of it found in the tomb This he said indicated that possibly King Tuts gold smith was the discoverer of the process and was honored by having some of the orpiment which was part of the trick buried with his king With the orpiment mixed with gold heated red and hammered Dr Wood was able to reproduce the bubbles perfectly They were due not to the yel low pigment but to the arsenic it con tamed Last Friday the final1 mystery cleared up Dr Wood received from Cairo some samples of native Egyptian gold "With these samples from he said hammered and rolled thin plates which when heated gave globules on the surface precisely simi lar to those of the TutAnkhAmen sequins WEST MCNUTT) BY ROVI) I UISI) DELAY HATS COATS and DRESSES! r5 DRESSES! Pa Off rj Basement FOOD SPECIALS Stock up plentifully for another double holiday original prices Off original prices $198 and $298 Hats 99 $2 98 to 53-98 Ilats 149 $5 to $7-50 Hats 250 $750 to $1250 Hats 375 FelUl Fabric! Batlnil Metal Bandeau Urlmil Turban I Sailor! $1 to $298 Softies 294 4a and save! Trimmed with furs of Manchurian Wolf Mendoza Beaver Marmot Skunk Badger Fitch Red Fox and Wolf! Ostrich tweed lightweight wools rough crepes velvets sheer crepes! Sizes 14 to 50 In groupl ORia $398 199 'is ORia $995 Vitality Shoes Pi Women! Semi- OFF Original Joffes lb 31c of the Morning Tea lb 23: Shasta Green or Black Soap 5 bars 19c Mlaslon Bell Toilet and Bath COATS COATS ORia $1650 Prices Tor Big Annual Sale! Broken Sizes! Dresses 248 Dresses sai298 COATS ORia $1875 1ST SI Orig $600 Shoes Dresses 348 COATS ORIO $1975 Orig $300 Shoes 333 linger Ale 6 for 71c Alta Club Sparkling umpkin 2 for 19c Make Fine Pie! Ketchup 2 1 498 825 938 988 87 Prs Suede Shoes 3" Originally to $995 $595 COATS COATS Ilelna Lare Botllee ORia $2950 ORia $3950 PEANUT Dresses Dresse 498 Dresses ORIO $995 ORia A MO $12950 TrO Wash Frocks! Butler 2 lbs 19c "Sky Harbor" In Tall GUs Jar COATS So And COATS Dresses $aso825 ORia $5950 Very Specially Priced! y3 Off COATS Dresses ORia $6950 Eggs 2 doz 51c Goirantrrd Strictly Freih Puddings 2 for 55c Jlclni Prluloul rium Pudding Soup 2 for 13c Tomato Olives pinl 20 qta 39o qf 39c Pickles Wash Frock 35 50 Originally S8g and St Wash Frocks 99 1 and 199 Orlf Inally ft BE nd t2BE Fin Idb or Linen I DRESSES 14 13 Off COATS y4 13 Oft OIF! (OYIS OFF! (OYIS OIL! Vi orr Vi Assorted In Jars Women's ITK-TIUM CO VIS Grig $29 59 Coats 2212 $19 50 Coats 2962 $19 50 (oats 3712 $79 50 Coats 4462 Fur trims of Squlrrrl Minchurlan Wolf Tux Kit Marmot! Apparel Vz (hincliilla Overroata $3 98 265 Ilorehide feathcr I)KIL Grig $5 DRF xSf $7 81 Did SS! $0 05 Did 4vSfS $10 50 Did SSf $1075 Did SMS Htyli if wt'ftft I MUhl iwf rrc 1 sr rre DIUSSKS Orig $595 miissfs $7 85 Did SSI $9 95 DU1SS1S $1291 Did SSI $16 50 Did SMS $10 75 DRiSSfS Orig 18 75 Coats 819 75 (oats $29 50 (oats $70 50 oats $19 50 (oats $5050 (oats $60 50 toats 397 521 661 a 11 OO 1317 dinner n) nriiH nun to ifcb 1250 1317 1967 26 Tl 3T00 3967 4633 446 589 746 971 1137 1431 Grig ('oat Grig $7 91 530 Trouser Suit Grig $795 398 Sweater Orig $1 98 to $2 98 99 to 199 Blanket Robe Orig $1 Cap Orig 79c to $150 53d to $1 leather Glove Orig $1 97 Infants APPAREL COATS Pfc SCARFS SUITS i-fk- rT (Continued From Pane One! varices none of the arguments that reduction in expenditures must be made somewhere such as Mr Ramey set forth appreciate your thoughtfulness and courtesy" sas the speaker "in wiring me your views with reference to tins and 1 assure you your letter will receive earnest consideration" Mere Igorons Mr Colton is more vigorous In his language The situation Lt despt rate" he con eludes vigorous attion must be taken If the bill Ls to be considered The Republican congressman urges all possible pressure on the two Dem ocratic house leaders He thus com menu on the outook for tl author Ira! on bill It is a difficult situation for me to analyze The bill was not pushed last May and June on It express promise that it would be considered in Decern her of this year and in plenty of time for the jiropriiition bill (which pa i tl house 1 rldiy of rouree is pned Alinon and 1 have been rein nteUly to Speaker Ourner and other ii nders in the oust on both side and hked for ettly consideration larh me we ate assured nt the al be ron'idi red Akrd for (snmi "La -1 Friday ete a ked to make a carivasj (f the numbers of the hou-e and a e- ired that If a fa ore 1 the bill It mild he ill 1 up a majority of the mem hers have linn mn and have prom used to support lie 11 llowcvir we g( prnm se fur a definite date fur Con di rn on the chi rnun if the rules rum nit'ee a Hi i 1 me tl at II calendar was con 1c 'e llos S' Sinn and that It would te uvrlev to reijiust a 1 1 al ru thout llio ex I i si prnnlaaion of Lea rs Garni and Ramey Zhen blows tl an pal In regf long III' ve leadrys with argu euU whiih will cnuils them to pc' nut the bill to Come up a 1 ue to a pt the a i'l or i' Ii! at II is sew un i M- Hi 'wi'l have II i'e or '-h aid acveial o'! er s'ates anywav I'l mil furdionJu'y I to tr ii ee 'h gh way i ik A 1 al sr sum mi not Im rape h-d to al on an auth i a tii In 1 't I any -1 VV eu I ay Off Me "Tl reau wool! we wmill la it to Ur rn in el 1 I rdf Tie day 1 ib ter I iir i ei In i 1 e'ui 1 1 in i ns Hem oey orintu'n sieve -lie'll ri pi i ii ent all wml 1 I at fede 1 by tie la if I 1 Her" ill lo no tnsped it wmk 'i be i no eigineerlhg iM irse-mi In I or a' Itea I lar ter 7t rmsl rimm einii fur ex wool 1 I rctu cl to tl mere i 1 tl It is ti is I' wn i I I it I'm I i a rrtrtlera'ahl hp If at weir a 1 perl '1111! I I SO MARKET SPECIALS Guaranteed for high quality and sanitary handling Pol Roast lb 8c Choir Prim (hrltinai Brrl Rump Roast lb 14c rin Baby dtrrr Brrf Pork Roast lb Tc Rhotildrr tul IOI1 f)H JUfl Pork Roast lb lie Tunrf rln Hams lb 12k Whnl or Hlf uar fined Bacon lb 19c ftuftr nrH Ullrrd Sparc Ribs? 25 II uy Sat 5 I til 0 Orig $9850 Sealine Natural Muskrat Black Fony 3 ri OVTS Orig si 10 (iray and Brown Ilroultail S'lvrr Mipkrat Black Bony SUB Orig $225 Genuine Hud inn Suth iiiiunird Jap Mink Irmlne nr Persian f25 JLtJo 4 KID IO Grig $2950 4 Sim It I h( Grig $5950 3 K)K SC Aid Orig $8950 Lite Cocoa lit ige 1967 4462 fief $1875 2-PnU SI IIS A tOATS fdg $25 2-Pnt SI ITS A () GATS Beg $35 2-lnt St UN 0(0 ATS ruici i fronp rM JK tl Mut ill ln' Orig 5 1250 On I ot I finli ui(i In hr Orig 17S0 Grig $3 98 Coat 299 I'l ''5 ami Toddler' (oats 747 $12i oats 865 $7 '8 oat $5 $3 Infant' 4-I'c Knit Set 262 Ml Vs TOYS 0 Tina! Day of Bald! 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