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12. 90 PAQ.ES FIVE CENTS SALT LAKE CITY, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27. .1929. PD HTM TID TP 17 Three Utah Grid Teams Prove Their Supremacy Democratic Senators Flay Secret Activities Of Tariff Bill Lobbyist LABOR CHIEF'S TRIP FAILS ON VITAL ISSUE TAX ADVISERS DEFER FINAL ACTION VOTE Three' Points Still Await Attentipn When Solon Committee. Adjourns.

AIDERS GET $100,000,000 Federal Farm Board Places Vast Sum at Call of Tribune Radios HEADS FETE Grid Encounter DireQJo Fans Freedom of Seas Matter Solons Use Connecticut Lawmakers Action as Argument Against Measure Not Touched by Premier While Here. Cooperative Associations Benito Mussolini, dictator of Italy, who will be chief figure in Fascist celebration Sundax. COUGAR TEAM WINSHANfilLY FROM J. Si Hoover Leads Ott Rom-ney's Eleven to Victory Over Western State. UTES ROLL ON TOWARD FLAG IN C.

A. C. TILT Armstrong's Mighty Ala- chine Downs Colorado Aggies, 21-0. Probe Committee Submits FIANK H. 6IMOXDS.

Report; Recommends No Chairman Legge Thinks Effect of Stock Slump on Ulioat Tfl "ITnwarrantMl Action Against Bingham. WASHINGTON, D. Oct 26. Now that the MacDonald visit is a matter of ancient history, it is possible, and perhaps profitable, to examine the results of what certainly constitutes an "unprecedented epi By ACL B. MAIXON, United Press Staff Correspondent.

sode. To put the matter specifically, WASHINGTON, Oct 28 (UP)- The evidence of secret employment of a manufacturers' tariff lobbyist what effect has the visit had alike upon the narrower issue of naval parity and the broader and more im UTAH. .............21 0 A 0 O. ...33 ..,12 b. y.

w. s. c. by Senator Bingham, Republican, portant -question of Anglo-American relations? The first National Broadcast Ing company's radiocast of a Rocky Mountain conference football game was successfully completed Saturday. Thousands in the intermountaln section heard a graphic play-by-play and color description of the University of Utah's brilliant 21-to-0 victory over the Colorado Aggies at Fort Collins.

The game was broadcast over The Trlbune-KSL radio station. The epochal broadcast was made possible by the combination of The Tribune, KSL and the National Broadcasting company's station KOA at Denver. Previous broadcasts of conference games were made by a telegraph wire direct to The Tribune and then the relay of the game over KSL. Saturday's game, however, was direct from the field and Included the Cheers of ttie crowds, the music and the interhalf festivities. Announcement of the game was perfectly done by Warner Williams, and in addition to the thousands throughout the Intel-mountain country who tuned In on Tribune-KSL, several thousand gathered in front of The Tribune and heard the same broadcast over The Tribune's Public Address system.

It Is clear that Mr. Mac Donald's visit following as it did approximate agreement between- our government and the British upon the formula of parity constitutes unmistakable The legislative tax advisory committee adjourned Saturday afternoon until next Wednesday morning, its work of passing final approval on a plan for a 'tax system In Utah all completed with three main exceptions. It there were any other exceptions, they did not occur to the members of the committee at the time of adjournment The exceptions on which action was withheld until Wednesday were: The fixing of a proper multiple of the net proceeds of metalliferous mines to be placed in the constitution, as determining the true value of such properties for taxation purposes; the fixing of rate limitations for the business and personal Income taxes, and the proposal to create an equalizing lund from the -tangible property tax revenue from metal-, liferous mines. Committee Desires More Information on Subjects. On these topics the committee desires the commission to furnish some statistical information, which will probably be available by Wednesday.

In the committee, through its chairman, Senator George H. Ryan, will furnish to the commission' a copy of the revised, summary of recommendations, in the form in which it was approved by the commission, and with riders and understandings with which the Various sections of that tax plan were CHICAGO, Oct VP). The federal farm board placed $100,000,000 at the call of the grain cooperatives today, pledged Its aid In demanding more from congress if necessary, and gave Its opinion that prevailing prices for wheat were too low. While the hew Farmers' National Oram corporation was perfecting its organization, Chairman Alexander Legge of the farm board issued its statement of policy, climaxing the week's final organisation conference. His statement follows: The federal farm board believes that, based on known world supply, the present prevailing prices for wheat are too low.

The board believes that this unsatisfactory price level Is chiefly due to the rapid or disorderly movement which is putting a large part of the years' wheat supply on the market within a ehort time. Thinks Effect on Wheat Entirely Unwarranted. "The unprecedented liquidation of industrial stocks and shrinkage in values within the last few days has also had an effect on wheat value proof that the British nation has accepted the principle of parity in all branches of naval establishment, as it accepted the principle in respect of battleships at. -he Washington conference. "This acceptance is no longer vague and indefinite.

The British have in substance declared that British security can be translated into naval tonnaee and the reading will be 8plir to Tho Tribunt. PROVO. In the picturesque setting of JUie stadium, the Brigham Young university Cougars gave their home town fans the first thrill of victory Saturday afternoon, when they launched a beautiful running and passing attack, to down the Western State Mountaineers by a 33-W-12 score for the second cotP" secutive vidory for this year. Although the offense was far superior to that of the Invaders, the beautiful double and triple passing attack of the Mountaineers was very effective against the local eleven, and-kept the stands in continual excitement Time and again, the invaders tossed double and triple passes to add yardage to their total, and it was through these deceptive passes that the biggest share of their first downs and yardage was gained. LUlyfoot Stars at Pass Releelvlnr.

However, the aerial attack of the Cougars was outrivaled by but a slight margin by the visitors, for Hoover for the locals, playing beautiful ball, hurled long and accurate passes into the arms of "LUlyfoot" 000 tons of cruisers divided among 50 ships, of which 15 should be boats, mounting eight-inch guns and belonging to the so-called cruiser tvpe. This represents something like a cut of 20 ships and By STAFF CORRESPONDENT. FT. COLLINS. Oct 26.

The Crimson Tide- of Utah rolled a notch nearer its second consecutive Rocky Mountain conference championship by submerging a stubborn Colorado Aggie eleven on Colorado field, 21 to 0, before 10,000 homecoming day spectators, who were treated to a masterly exhibition of near-perfect football. One of the largest crowds in the history of Fort Collins' football gathered here this afternoon to watch the Green and Gold machine battle the touted Rocky Mountain champs, and It took but six minutes of football to convince the rooting section that Coach Ike Armstrong has one of the greatest elevens ever produced In the region. Taking the ball from the kickof on their own 24-yard line, the Utes uncorked a dazzling assortment of end runs, off -tackle smashes, cutbacks and passes that carried the oval the remaining seventy-six yards of the field for a touchdown on thirteen plays. Davis Again Shows General hip in Game. Directing the big and resourceful Redskins' machine with geen generalship.

Captain Bob Davis maneuvered his running backs, Pomeroy, Summerhays and Price, up the field In a fashion that had the fans fairly gasping. The vicious drives and ITALY. AWAITS FASCIST FETE 000 tons from the figure proposed by the British at Geneva in the Cool-idge conference of 1927. We, on our side, have airirmea mat the double objective of parity and which is entirely unwarranted and wheat producers should not be forced tk tjill An ft mrlr Attmrtjut hv UTAH AGGIES HAND LACING TO WYOMING security can be attained for us by the possession of 315.000 tons of cruisers distributed among 30 ships, of which 21 are to be of the Wash passed back to the commission with the recommendation or approval of Mussolini's Followers Plan the committee. Senator Ryan said Saturday night that he expected to ington type, the balance to oe touo- Celebration of "March on Rome." (Contlnaed on Pan Two.) (Column -On (Continued on Fn Nine.) Column Onc Connecticut, was laid before the" senate today and used as an argument a gainst the pending tariff bill.

The senate lobby investigating committe. whlcli elicited the 'acts, submitted a formal report thereon but made no recommendation for action against Bingham, or any others involved. Senator Dill, Washington, later indicated he might start a movement to have Bingham dropped from the senate finance committee. The United Press was informed that Chairman Norris of the senate judiciary committee had in hiss desk today during discussion of the report a resolution of censure, which was not introduced, however. Claims "Blot of Dishonor" On Tariff Bill.

Senator George, Democrat, Georgia, asserted the evidence "pins a blot of dishonor" on the pending tariff bUL This remark was taken as a clue to plans of Democrats to use the report as an argument gainst the pending tariff bill. "Have you any recommendation for action?" asked Dill. "If I was In authority I would. Immediately eliminate every Industrial rate increase from this bill," George said. Public suspicion against the honor and dignity of the senate in the matter of tariff legislation was involved In this situation, Chairman Caraway of the investigating committee told the senate in submitting the report of the evidence.

He severely criticized Bingham for using Charles L. Eyanson, the $10,000 a year assistant to the president of the Connecticut Manufacturers' association, as a government clerk, to take Eyanson in the secret tariff deliberations of the finance committee. George Does Not Question Bingham's Integrity. "Whether Eyanson was responsible for changes in rates, I am not prepared to say." Senator Caraway told the senate. "But the men who employed him to come to Washington believed they had a real advantage." George did not question Bingham's integrity In the matter.

He thought perhaps the Connecticut senator acted in good faith, but "we must consider the results." he said. "'Every schedule and paragraph of his bill is placed under suspicion by the developments in this case, and by the fact tha; the representative of the manufacturers' rssociation was permittee not merely to advise, (Continued on "Pan Two.) (Column Tbtea.1 Reeve, Vacher, Thorn, Merrill and Prince, to add considerable around RADICAL SEEKS ROME, Oct. 26 P). The, seventh UTAH AGGIES 12 7 8pcUt to Tht Tribune. to the total yardage.

The running attack of the Cougars, WALL, STREET NOW NORMAL conditions. "The board also believes that the remedy lies in more orderly marketing. In order to assist wheat farmers to hold back their crop and at the same time have money with which to pay their obligations, the board proposes to loan wheat cooperatives, qualified a borrowers under the Capper-Volstead act, sums sufficient to bring the total amount borrowed from all sources by such associations to, the amount shown on the attached schedule. These loans will be carried on this basis until the close of the marketing season. The wheat cooperatives are now borrowing certain sums for advances to members from commercial banks, the federal intermediate banks and the farm board.

anniversary- of the now famous fascist "march on Rome," which brought the Mussolini regime to LARAMIE, Wyo. The greatest PREMIER POST however, was also very effective, and Vacher, Hoover, Thorn, Probert and Magleby all punctured the line and football game ever played in Laramie end runs, mingled with a flawless pass, Summerhays to Watklns, went to the Utah Aggies here today to 7 score. It was a case rounded tne ends -lor long gams. Skousen and Balllf also pounded the line for big gains whenever yardage was needed. With both teams uc- power In Italy, will be solemnly commemorated throughout the kingdom tomorrow.

The Duce's desire to avoid the granting of needless holidays has caused the celebration to be brought forward one day, since the actual anniversary falls on Monday, October 28. Edouard Daladier Tries wnicn was good lor thirty yards, penetrated deep into Colorado Aggie territory, whence Price and Pomeroy smashed over for a first score of the game. Stunned, by the matchless march Continued on Pf C-4. Col. One.) Hand at Forming French Cabinet.

Board Will Make Supplemental Tomorrow mornlne the fascist vol WESTERN BACKERS OF RECLAMATION (Continued on Pan O-l. OoL Ont.) SENATE MAKES Loans to Cooperatives. The board will make supplemental loans to cooperatives in amount equal to the following price schedule, taking into account the custom PARIS, Oct. 26 (TP). A new aspirant to the French premiership, Edouard Daladier, will carry the list of his prospective cabinet to President Doumergue for approval at 11 a.

m. tomorrow. M. Daladier, leader of the strong radical Socialist party." unteer militia will be assembled and passed in review in each of the ninety-two provinces of the realm. In every provincial center an orator specially designated by the fascist party directorate will hold forth to the crowds.

Snnday Will Be Devoted to OPEN CONVENTION of two good teams fighting desperately for victory and neither team gave up until the gun closed the cplorful affair. Captain Jensen of the Aggies brought the score which meant victory for his team when he dashed through the line in the third quarter, grabbed a very short Wyoming pass behind the line of scrimmage and after bouncing it in perilous fashion, he finally gained possession of the ball and went sixty yards to a touchdown. It was a heart-breaking play lor Wyoming, but Jensen earned it by his aggressive play. Big Crowd Jams Stands. At Homecoming.

The teams played before a tremendous crowd for this section. The stands were Jammed as well as the TEN CHANGES While Prices Incline to Sag, Trading of Usual Proportions. YORK, Oct 26 (IP). Wall street wearily struggled back to normal today, ending the most trying week that it has experienced since the dark days of 1907. Trading on the New York Stock exchange moderated to customary proportions and, while prices were Inclined to sag as accounts were lightened and read-Justed, most leading stocks held Hollow-eyed commission house clerks struggledyto clear away the debri left by the week's wild panic of selling, and many were instructed to return to theti desks on Sunday, as the stock exchange committee on arrangement) instructed members to open their offices between 10 a.

m. and 1 D. m. tomorrow to complete who has been several times a cabinet minister, but never premier, notified Formal Public Works Program. ary omerentiaia: "No.

1 white amber, $Ul per bushel, basis Seattle. "No. 1 northern, $1.23 per bushel basis Minneapolis. "No. 1 durum, $1.12 per bushel, basis Duluth.

"No 1 hard winter. $1.18 oer the president today that he would Delegates Hope to See Ir- The afternoon of Sunday will be Minor Alterations Made jn devoted to the formal inauguration iry to iorm a caDinet. He has offered the portfolios of of all public works completed during rigation of Nearly Acres. Chemicals, Oils Rate Schedule. the year roads, bridges, aqueducts, model farms and hospitals, to give foreign affairs and of finances to the Socialists and is ready to compose a ministry made up in equal numbers of radicals and Socialists.

bushel, basis Chicago. "No. 1 red winter, $155 per bushel, basis St Louis. "No. 1 hard winter.

$1.15 tier only a few examples. SPOKANE, Oct. 26 m. Friends of Irrigation gathered here Politicians Doubt In Rome Itself Premier Mussolini will pass in review a parade of some 12.000 men. including detachments of today for the eighth annual conven bleachers and every available space Daladier' Success.

bushel, basis Kansas City: "No. 1 hard winter, $1.21 per bushel, basis Galveston, tion of the Columbian, Basin Irriga the regular army and navy, several By D. HAROLD OLIVER. WASHTNGTON, Oct 26 (). Ten more minor amendments to the chemicals, oils and paints rate schedule of the tariff bill were disposed It was Wyoming homecoming and Political observers were doubtful tion league, which hopes to reclaim they were determined, fans and 'No.

Hard winter. 1115 rr nearly 2,000,000 acres of northwest bushel, basis Omaha. unfinished details of the week's ter players alike, to score a victory. A Wyoming team has never shown such of at a brief session of the senate to "This schedule is based on a grade great comeback qualities. They day, paving the way for considera (Continued mi pin Pour.) (Column Om.) 1 fought bitterly throughout the game whether this attempt to revive the "cartel of the left," which began under Herrlot in 1924 and was broken up in 1925, would be successful, but radical leaders seemed confident of success.

M. Herrlot may not appear in the new government when it is formed. He was defeated for leadership of the radical Socialist party at tion next week or the more controversial items In this section. DEATH PENALTY FOR BANK BANDIT and threatened to score at least tnree times when they failed to do so. Dan Gluespie, tne Farmers' oig SENATOR BURTON battalions or the Biaca snin muiua and two legions of the Avanguardistl, or Junior fascists, who await their formal induction into the party's ranks next April 21, anniversary of the founding of Rome-.

The procession will proceed by a route bordering the Forum and other remnants of Rome's grandeur to the Piazza Venezia, before the monument of King Victor Emmanuel U. founder of United Italy, and the tomb of the unknown soldier. Mussolini Will Speak From Palace's Balcony. Only One record vote was taken, and that defeated by 2 to 19 an amendment by Senator Olllett, Republican, Massachusetts, to Increase the duties on artists', students' and fullback, who seems to have an on day while he was In the game, brought the Farmers the first score. After an exchange of punts the Aggies had the ball on the Wyoming the Rheims congress this week by M.

Daladier. The Socialists have not yet an IN LOW CONDITION children's The finance committee amend ment eliminating house Increases en nounced their acceptance of the cabinet posts offered and it is a question whether they will do anything more than promise conditional support If these articles and restoring the 40 desert land. The convention, at which a dozen speakers were programmed, including Ralph Budd, president of the Great Northern railroad, was expected to favor promotion of all "worthy" irrigation projects in the west. Including the Columbia basin project It was also expected that a proposal to merge the Columbia River Development league with the Columbia Basin league would be presented. In that event, Roy R.

Ryle, executive chairman of the Columbia basin organization said, the members of the younger organization would be invited to Join the older fight The Development league was formed to construct a high dam on the Columbia river for the diversion of water to the Big Bend country practically the same objective as the Columbia basin organization. Leaders expected this to be the most largely attended convention in WARHTVOTOW V-t 40-yard line. Gillespie broke through center for 31 yards, and on four succeeding plays he went over for a touchdown. Remund missed the goal on this occasion, as well as on his second try. Showimr no armarmt There, once it has been Joined by they go in whole-heartedly with the Senator Theodore Burton's illness per cent duty now In effect was adopted without a roll call after Senator Walsh, Massachusetts, failed in an attempt to interest the minority side in a compromise.

continued tonight to be the cause of much concern imimi hli frinrf in the representatives of all the fascist centers of the capital, Mussolini will appear on the balcony of the Venesia palace and address )us assembled Wyoming Gets to One Yard Line, But Stops. I me ten rates sciea upon, live In the late afternoon and evening Wyoming threatened twice in the there will be commemorative cere radicals, Jean Paul-Boncour, outstanding personality of the party and former French representative at the league of nations, will probably be at the foreign ministry. He even has been mentioned for the premiership. If a Socialist accepts the ministry" of finances it will probably be Vincent AurloL Briand Refuses to Be" Considered for Post. first half.

On tne iirst occasion we Farmer line held Ekdall on the one- cluding President Hoover, who has paid him several visits. Although reported as resting fairly comfortably, the veteran Ohio Republican is believed by friends not yet to have reached the crisis which will determine whether there is a possibility "of his complete recovery. President Hoover at his call with Senator Fa of Dhln lot nlvht were decreases from house duties, three were increases, and two were the same as existing law. While today's action disposed of all uncontested rates in the first of fifteen rate schedules of the measure, Indications are UnVt another week (ContlnuKl on C-4. Col.

Elht the history of the organization. Canadian Student monies, coupled with the singing of fascist and national hymns, in every "fascio" in Italy, from the smallest Appehlne villages to Rome, Milan, Naples and other larger centers. All public buildings and those used by the fascist party will be illuminated with festoons of electric or otner lights, and, whenever possible, bands will play In the public squares. cheered Senator Burtnn hv rwlatinr Former Premier Aristide Briand. HDVDENBURG MEETS ENVOY.

BERLIN OP). President Von Hin- whose overthrow on Tuesday pre will be required to settle differences over the chemicals section, which would leave but four weeks for the senate to complete its tariff work before the regular session opens in December. incidents that occurred on his recent visit to Ohio and his trip down the Ohio river. denburg today received Professor Winner in World's Oratorical Contest cipitated the cabinet is considered to have the best chance for Daniel Binchy. first Irish Free State minister to Germany, who presented his credentials.

IContlnwl on Pin Tiro.) rific activity, Many clerks have worked long Into the night all this, week. Buying Orders Help To Steady Market The market opened today with a fair accumulation of buying orders which sent many prices up $2 to $4, but a steady stream of selling soon appeared, and reduced most of the early gains. A few shares dropped $5 to $13 below yesterdays final levels, but "prices generally moved in narrow ranges. The day's trading was attributed to liquidation of stock bought for support purposes during the decline, and to the final throwing overboard of shares by many holders who have held on through the decline, but lost their appetite for the stock market Commission houses reported that weakened marginal accounts had been generally disposed of, and that distress selling was in negligible volume. Total Sales for Last Week 36,000,000.

Total sales for the two-hour Saturday session were shares and the ticker was able to keep fairly well abreast of the trading, closing but 36 minutes after transactions Total sales on the New York Stock exchange for the week exceeded 36,000.000, of which more than one-third was accounted for by Thursday's wild session. Brokers, surveying the havoc, said that it would be idle to endeavor to estimate the week's losses. Big and little traders alike have suffered severely and price levels were generally reduced to the levels of early June, wiping out the enormous paper prof-It of the summer "bull" movement. Bottle Washed Aihore Appeal for Aid LONDON, Oct 26 WV-A bottle was washed -short Blackpool, Lancashire, last night containing the message: "Save me. just off Fleetwood.

Please rescue." The signature was "Dermain." A Fleetwood lifeboat stood by throughout the night, but there were no developments. The police were Informed, but the authorities were very guarded in handling the affair, in view of many hoaxes connected with bottle messages that-have taken place recently. LAMAR, Oct. 26 JR. Ralph Fleagle, convicted bank robber and slayer, tonight spirited out of his cell in the county courthouse here by peace officers, and.

heavily guarded, was taken to an unknown destination. LAMAR, CoIol, Oct 28 Ralph ITeigle. elderly bank robber, was condemned to death in a verdict tonight by a Jury which disregarded a bargain made by officers for his confession. The jury found him guilty of first degree murder in the hold up of the First National bank of Lamar, in May, 1928, in connection with which four men were killed. The Jury was out four hours and fifty-one minutes.

Labor Premier En Route Home 8. 8. DUCHESS OP YC-ltH. Oci 28 JP). Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald of Great Britain, his American mission completed, today began to study the results of his tour while this vessel steamed through the calm waters of the Gulf of St.

Lawrence. He also turned his attention toward the problems facing the Labor government on-bis arrival In Great Britain. His first appearance in the house of commons is expected on Monday. He will outline, at least briefly, his negotiations with President Hoover and then will be comparatively free to plunge into preparations for the January 5 power naval conference, which is the outcome of the agreement reached with the United States. SLUMP CAUSES RWICDDE.

(Column Thro. fit Pantages Jury, WASHINGTON. Oct 28. UP). MISSING FLM HAD $40,000 INSURANCE Denver-Salt Lake Line Wins Fight Qver Tube Lease Pastor Visions New Era in Merger Failing to Agree, Takes Recess Roch pinard, 18.

tonight won for Canada the world's high school oratorical championship, defeating eight other nations' speakers In the fourth international oratorical Of Science, Business and Religion Herbert Schaumann, 18, Inster- burg, Germany, was second, and Roberto Ortii Gris, 18, Oaxaca, Mexico, third. Germany's and France's ambas CHICAGO. Oct 26 The DENVER. Oct 28 W). Federal Judge J.

Foster Byrnes today entered a decree affirming the title of the Denver Salt Lake' railroad to its leasehold on the -Moffat tunnel. greatest merger in history the merger of science, business and religion was foreseen tonight by Dr. James LOS ANGELES; Oct. 26 Ing every evidence of being deadlocked, the Jury which is attempting to decide the fate of Alexander Pantages, 54-year-old multimillionaire theater man charged with a statutory offense against Eunice Prtngle, 17-year-old dancer, recessed its own deliberations at its own request at 9:10 o'clock tonight and went to its hotel. KANSAS CITY, Oct 26 OP).

Urban F. Dltemah, missing Wyoming" rancher who apparently met death this week in an attempted transatlantic flight, carried $40,000 in short time insurance with a Kansas City company. It is believed the filer, who left Harbor Grace Tuesday, purchased the insurance here while eivjotite to take over his tiny monoplane, manufactured at Marshall, Mo. sadors to the United States rushed forward to congratulate the winners as the Judges announced the decision. The other contestants, who O.

K. McClure, 82, clergyman for 57 years and for 23 years president of the Presbyterian Theological seminary here also pushed forward and eagerly con and enjoining the Moffat tunnel commission from attempting to collect an increased rental from the railroad. He also ruled that the tunnel district is entitled to revenue from any additional leases made for use of the tunnel, although leaving the question of returns' from any subleases made. by the Moffat road gratulated young Finara, were: Ben W. Bwofford.

18. of Kansas on the eve or tne seminarrs cen tennial week celebration. Dr. Mc Clure directed his mesage to the Presbyterian churches in the Tiger's Vitality that the trio are entering an era of harmonious achievements for human betterment The fundamentalist-modernist dispute has run its course, he felt There is no question that the true spirit of Christianity is entering into business through such men as Thomas A. Edison and Henry Ford, John D.

Rockefeller, and Cyrus H. McCormick," he said, "and into international relations through such men as President Hoover and Premier MacDonald. "Likewise, science has Its brilliant minds with a Spiritual understanding such as Professor A. A. Mtchaelson.

Professor Arthur N. Com ton and Mme Curie, all winners of the N9bel prize. They see no conflict between the study of the operation of the laws of the universe and faith in God as the creator of City, who represented the United States; Gabriel Fouche, 17, France; Benigno Petit Lecaros, 19, Peru; Miss Lis Torsleff, 18. Denmark; Vicente Pardo 6uarez, and F. Whit-nall Allen.

19. England. United states, predicting for the nation a quarter of a century of moral and spiritual prosperity equal to its rpaterial gains. The boxes along the walls of Con Dr. Mceiure.

wno in ibus piayea stitution hall, where each contestant 'pHE number of cows in Utah has increased from 72,000 in 1920 to 22,000 in "Aids Recovery PARIS. Oct 28 (UP). Georges Clemehceau, recovering from a serious heart attack, was resting comfortably when his physicians called at the former premier's home tonight Clemenceau-was fatigued because he had bees receiving several visitors, in dispute. The decree held that the Moffat road be pan using the tunnel February 14. 1928, and awarded the tunnel district a Judgment of against, the road with interest at 8 per cent from June 1.

Both the railroad and the tunnel district excepted -to the terms of the decree, which is expected to be appealed to the United States circuit court of appeals, baseball on the Yale nine and believes in good sptfftsmanship as much as reverence, said that increas SEATTLE, Oct 28 WV-Arthur Basthem, secretary -ireasureh of the North Pacific Finance company himself to death in his office on Second avenue here today. Friends believed- he was temporarily deranged because of worry over the slump on the Jiew York stock market, ing knowledge and good will are to spoke for ten minutes, were filled with diplomatic representatives of the competing nations. As each orator rose to begin, his national anthem was played by a hidden orchestra. -w banish the prejudices now dividing religion and science and business and.