Salt Lake Tribune, The (Newspaper) - August 21, 1929, Salt Lake City, Utah The Weather nd mostly In temperature Unsettled probably local north cooler Wednesday VOL 119 NO 129 SMOOT SEES Senator Compares Revised Tariff Rates With Figures in Proposed House Points to Protection Re duction in 10 of 15 Lists With 4 Slight Increases By D OLIVER WASHINGTON Aug 20 made public today by Chair man Smoot of the senate finance committee placed customs receipts under the committee revised tariff at a decrease of ap proximately under estl mated revenues from the house rates but an increase of about over existing collections N The Utah senator estimated re under the house measure at and those under the ex isting Of 431 changes In house levies ap proved by the finance committee Re publicans Smoot said 254 or 59 per cent represented decreases Senator Figures Reductions In 10 of the IS Schedules He figured the average protection of 10 of the 15 rate schedules that make up the had been reduced one was identical and four contained slight increases The chairman further estimated that 13 per cent of the 177 increases approved by the committee majority affected commodities in the tural schedule while many of the remainder In other schedules in which the farmer had an Interest As an example he mentioned the proposed new raw sugar duty of 220 cents a pound against Cuba which though representing from the house tariff of 240 cents is an increase of 44100 of a the existing levy Casein cited This com a skimmed milk and sched ule would toS a pound 212 cents under the Farm organizations have advocated a higher duty while New England paper use casein for an Increase Smoot estimated today revenues tinder the committee rates in the chemical schedule at against in the house and under existing law He figured the revenues of other schedules as ware and glassware rates house present law Metals and manufacturers Committee rates 542848180 house present law Wood and manufacturers Committee rates house present law Sugar molasses and manufacturers rates 501 house present law 572109 Tobacco and manufacturers Committee rates house present law Totals in Proposed Rales For Agricultural Products Agricultural products and provi rates 793 house present law 065515 Spirits wines and rates house present law Cotton Committee rates house present law Flax hemp jute and ers rates house present law 973191 Wool and manufacturers rates house 888360 present law Silk and silk rates house present law Rayon rates house 16054430 present law Papers and rates house present law rales 705069 house present law Chairman Smoot announced after the morning session that the two commissioners had expressed favor with the new provisions relating to commission procedure with some modifications Wilt British Stand Break S I t Snowdens attitude toward Young plan has brought charge that Britain Is a new greedy for gold willing to fore go the peace of Europe in order to increase her wealth Frank H Stmonds foremost commentator on international affairs admitting that it does not lie In eny American mouth to make unfriendly or cen comment says Britain Is now getting what she for at peace conference and discusses the stand of Britain against the Young plan In next Sundays Tribune Local Settlement Prices LAKE CITY MORNING AUGUST Si 26 CENTS Women Aviators Keep Planes Racing Despite Tragedy of Wasteland Jt Derby Flight Searchers Find Marvel Body Beside Unopened Parachute WELLTON Ariz Aug 20 Wrapped in the a parachute that to save her against mountain body of Marvel Crosson San en trant in the Santa to Cleve land womens air derby was found six miles She nad been missing since noon yes A searching party ied by Deputy Sheriff Jack Livingston of Yuma county found the young woman ground in an Isolated ravine at day Sreak She was crumpled the folds of her partly opened parachute tier neckband both legs broken One hundred yards away was the wreck age of her plane Kip Cord Pulled Parachute Failed to Open Examination of the parachute re the rip cord has but that due possibly to lack of suf altitude the silken fabric had failed to open sufficiently to break the fliers fall The position of the body and the plane Indicated Miss Crosson had leaped from the ship during the course of its fall Ranch ers who reported seeing the plane plunge downward in the distance es it had not been at great altitude Aeronautical experts who examined the belief that the desert region above which Miss Crosson had been flying be tween Yuma and Phoenix control points of the derby may have caused trouble with the cylinder heads of her Wris t Watch and plx Mrs Florence Barnes Out of Lead DOUGLAS Ariz Aug 21 while sixteen filers sped over the third lap of the Santa Monica Cleve land womens today from Phoenix to Douglas authorities sought to f the cause of motor failures which had caused the death of one of the 20 original starters and forced three others down Unaware of the tragedy Mrs Lou ise Thaden of Pittsburgh and Miss Phoebe Om lie of Memphis Tenn led the two f classes of fliers Inr to Douglas With 13 of the 16 arrived here Mrs Thaden Miss were established tem In t h leadership of two divisions Mrs Sirs Thaden Thaden had an unofficial elapsed time for heavy craft at 15 hours 13 minutes and Miss was at the head of the light craft division with 6 hours 24 minutes 27 seconds Mrs Thaden had held second place until todays lap following Mrs Florence Barnes of San Marino Cal who reached Douglos almost 50 min utes after her rivals landing had held her lead through race San Diego Woman Found Mangled Near plane The death that gave a to the race was that of Miss Marvel of San Diego whose late yesterday In the wilds Continued on Fare Fourteen Four a clock cockpit of her plane approximate time of her fall The wrist watch with its strap stepped at The clock on the twisted ceased functioning at 1216 i The brought to today by motor after having been carried from the rugged which It was found on It was to besent to her San DIeko home Joe Crosson a brother who taught Marvel to fly and her part ner Inan Alaskan commercial air plane venture soon after she obtained her pilot license was reported en route from Detroit to San Diego and Zelma Crosson a younger sister stu dent of a Pasadena Cal nurses home also was on her way to San Diego to aid In funeral arrangements Spent Younger Bays on Fani Born to Warsaw Ind on April 27 1904 daughter of Mr and Mrs Ester E Crosson Marvel spent her younger days on a farm She at tended public schools In Minneapolis Kan later graduating from the Lo gan county high school in Sterling Colo Marvel with her brother became interested In flying while In Ster ling and interest grew to fascination In 1922 the family moved to San Diego and Joe and Marvel acquired an old training plane from surplus army stocks Joe soloed In 1323 and taught Marvel to fly a later commercial flying in southern California and on June 28 last she established a new altitude record of 23996 feet over Los Angeles asone ofthe most accomplished of the national air derby competitors House Committee Favors Federal Aid Fund Increase SEATTLE Wash Aug 20 The house public committee on agri cultural appropriations favors an in crease from to 000 a year In the federal aid fund and a boost to In the na tional It became known here today through a statement by Representative John W Summers Washington member of the Feles Keep Officers Crew Passen Busy By LADY DRUMMOND Only Woman Will Make the Flight 1929 In United States and all other countries except continental Ear by King Features Syndicate Inc All rights reserved and repro ta whole OI in Pro Copyright in contl Europe by August G M B H by Ullstein to The Tribune by special ar rangements with Klne Features Syn Inc TOKYO Aug 21 The Graf Zeppelin has conquered Tokyo Is Zeppelin mad The friendly invasion of the dashing Zep officers and crew won hearts or our courteous Japanese hosts There is not a thing they wont do forus They threaten to kill the crew and passengers with kindness Our arrival Monday night left us breathless with amazement of the colossal welcome for us The hours since then have proven that the Graf Zeppelin Is greatest peace ship ever launched Japan Is no longer a spot on the map to those Who have been here these It Is a dyna mo of good and enter prise nationally and Individually Commander Eckener usually shy about receptions and functions has been quote wan over by the ible onrush of enthusiasm Knute Eckener shyest of the shy is en The heat of the excitement here Is only equalled by the climatic heat which is In tremendous con trast with the bitter cold of Siberia which was a matter of only a few hours ago Extra editions of the newspapers are rushed onto the streets complete ly filled with Zeppelin news The word Zeppelin is an open sesame to every door to Tokyo The Japanese press accused me of being tired Continued on Colman Five JANGLE OVER SERVANTS CAUSES PERUVIAN ENVOYS RESIGNATION WASHINGTON Aug 20 fredo Prada first coun selor of the Peruvian embassy here his post following a pro test to his government by Mrs Miles Poindexter wife of the former Amer ican ambassador to Peru and former senator from Washing ton because he had employed two servants she had brought here from Peru Prada said today Mrs Poindexter had addressed her protest to dent Legate of Peru who subsequent ly had cabled a rebuke to him There upon Prada said he resigned at the he had employed the servants in defense of their rights as Peruvian citizens because they were not securing wages from the former American diplomats wife said today he ana his wife would have for Europe In a few weeks and will take with us Striking Mill Workers End Stormy Picketing MARION N Cn Aug 20 union employees of the mills where a riot between and wouldbe workers occurred yes were allowed to go to work peacefully when the mill opened this afternoon at 1 oclock TOKYO GIVES AIR VISITORS ROYAL TIME Zeppelin Rests on Wooden Horses in Han gar Making Ready By SIR HUBERT WILKINS Famous Explorer Who Crossed the Atlantic Aboard the Graf Zeppelin From and Is Writing the Story of the Hearst Zeppelin Flight Copyright in United States and all other countries except continental Europe by King Features Syndicate Inc All rights reserved and repro duction in whole or In part uro Copyright 1929 in tal Europe by August Scherl G M 8 H and by Ex to The Tribune by special ar rangement with Features Syn Inc KASUMIGAURA AIR STATION Japan Aug Graf Zeppelin safely housed under a strange roof rests on wooden horses as Its engines sleep until dawn Thursday when we take off for Los Angeles The dirigible Is now being com overhauled by engineers One gas cell was punctured almost In the last minute of the flight and Is re most of the attention since there are apparently no other The Inspection however Is not yet complete Even If memory failed to reflect the extraordinary adventure and the weird and wonderful sights seen from the Siberian If it failed to reflect the constant realiza tion of Commander skill and his crews could not help but comprehend the won Journey the Zeppelin has ac days ago we were In Europe where the scent of newmown hay and flowers affected our senses But as soon as our floating hotel was opened at Kasumigaura we caught the strong Intriguing odor of the east not disagreeable or ble but different Thousands of People Rush Xp of people the bangar aswe landed their short oodles jostling burs a creasing the already noticeable warmth With the advantage of height I could see the heads of fel low rearing above the sea of native crowds as we swayed toward the marquee where were served The passengers got separated by the pressure of the local people then they gravitated together again There was no rudeness In the babble of this foreign language I occasion ally caught the familiar sound of the names of Commander Karl von Wiegand and Lady Hay when they were recognized by the crowds of friends of earlier days Beer sweets and dried nuts loaded the marquee tables but we were al on Vatt Eight One ON FOREST FIRES Wash Aug 20 Battled to a standstill by thousands or men and checked by rain or higher humidity the forest fife situation In the Pacific northwest continued to sho w improvement Forecasts of inore rain tomorrow Washington Forest Fire association to order burning of slashings been a seri fire menace all summer ern Washington while forest Wash tagton reported the situation had im proved so much that un necessary to United states troops to aid the fife crews fires In eastern Oregon were watched with some con Wgh winds made quelling of the blazes difficult The majority of the fires were quickly brought under control however The fire situation In northeastern Flight Ends With Drop Into Bay SAN FRANCISCO Aug 20 MP Donald Templeman endurance flier fell Into San Francisco bay at o clock tonight suddenly ending af ter 35 hours 38 minutes his quest of a solo refueling endurance flight record He was not hurt but was taken to a hospital at San Mateo for observation Michigan man Becomes Minuter to Holland WASHINGTON Aug 20 rft John Diekema cf Michigan today was appointed minister to Holland to succeed the present minister Rich ard M Tobin of California has resigned SERVICES HONOR LATE POPE VATICAN CITY but impressive ceremonies veere held Tuesday in the crypt oJ St Peters basilica over the tomb of Pope Pius X woo died just 15 years broken it was said because of the outbreak of the world war MINING MEN God Sets Nonstop Record URGE CARE TAX REVISION Home Field Specialist Says Their Sur yey Only Partially Complete Now Any tax plan submitted to the legislature and the people of Utah as a result of the present movement for revision of the tax system of the must fit Utah and not a Utopia This was one of the comments made by Holland secre tary and director of research of the California Tax Payers association to the joint session of tlie Utah tax revision commission and the legis advisory committee In the board room at the state Tues day afternoon Mw j w Mont Ferry chairman of a committee representing the metal industry of Utah which com engaged Mr to take charge of work which has been in progress about four months Vandergrift Has History as Economist Mr Ferry told of Mr ts wide experience work of this kind some of his accom as well as his scholastic training Mr he said had chosen his own staff of special ists which includes as chief assistant William G Brownrigg industrial en gineer and head of the research as sociation of Los Angeles who also Is a man wide experience Also on the staff are R L ap engineer with experience in valuation and construction work in several western states A L Wau gaman as assistant specialist who gained valuable experience with the assessed study in Chicago and Edward D Gallagher formerly statistician for the United States bureau of Agricultural economics for Utah find Nevada Mr Gallagher has had experience with several other departments of the federal government told the Joint board that Mr commission was solely to of the J OO Column Pouc J of Mexican Strangled to Death Found in Box Car in Ogden Yards Special to The Tribune Through the discovery at of the body of an un Identified Mexican about 45 years of age In a Oregon Short Line boxcar to the Ogden railroad yards Ogden police are facing one of the most mys cases which they ever have been called upon to unravel The discovery of the body was made byL B Linderman and Jesse Burton car who were making their 17408 Oregon Short Line had been set out of a Union Pacific freight train which left Green River Wyo at 6 p m Monday and arrived In Og denat a m Tuesday f Conductor 5 u r een of was in charge of the train B Body Found Huddled Front of Car When Linderman and Burton opened the door of the car and went Inside they discovered blood near the door and upon makine fur ther investigation found the huddled e near the front end of the car The police were at once notified and City Judge Simon Barlow acting coroner County At torney Samuel E Blackham Police Officers George Theobold A j Gale and J C and George Kel superintendent of the Ogden Union Railway Depot com showed the victim had been strangled to death by a piece which had teen tied about his neck it also fas that his feet had been tied together by similar twine Between a wound which at first was supposed to have been caused by a bullet but later it was probably by the butt or barrel of a heavy gun la the right shoulder a wound was discovered made by a gun The bullet missile from a 32 caliber automatic pistol on Fourteen Column Pour Police Kill In Running Fight SANTA BARBARA Calif Aug 20 W One man was killed another wounded and a third captured by po lice here today in a running gun bat tle on the outskirts of the city The three were said by police to have been implicated In robberies The dead man is Joseph Barry 21 Charles amis 22 was shot through the shoulder and Ralph Kemp 23 was arrested Jewelry and money were found In the automobile occupied by the three men some of which was fied as stolen from an oil station at Serena near here OCEAN WINDS FAVOR ZEPP LEAVER SOON Fair Weather With No Dig on Pacific Out look Starts Wednesday Eckener Plans Land at Seattle To Los Angeles Early Sunday WASHINGTON Aug 10 following advisory warning was Issued at 8 30 p m by the weath er bureau Tropical disturbance of Intensity central tonight a short dis tance south of Haiti moving west or northwest Caution advised to night water around Jamaica south ot eastern W J e starting two right and Art Walker copilot sent their plane across back refueling as necessary View shows tow they took gas at Cleveland Time for Swiss Aviators To Show Passes morning and the steady refueling and of apparently gave that the giant dirigible would start for Los Angeles Thursday at 4 m Thousands flocked to the naval today for their last chince to view the leviathan of the air noth ing like which had hitherto been seen In Japan v Overdue on At Flight Due novices In ci were overdue Atlantic an attempt In confidence of iu disregarding the fact that they knew of and none too much of flying Oscar Kaesar and Kurt Lue cher took off from Lisbon early morning and headed their white monoplane for coast across the waves At Last News Swiss Fliers Followed Sun Westward A German steamer saw them 175 miles at sea new over the Azores oclock Eastern Standard afternoon Up to that time they had maintained a speed of and the gasoline consumption had apparently been light enough to give the 21 and 22 yearold fliers the belief that they could make the American coast It had been their plan that If they found their fuel decreasing too rap Idly when they reached the Azores they would turn back But at the last view they Were following the sun to their distant goal Day Report of Their Progress After ship at sea sighted them during the day and the night and today passed without any report of their whereabouts or their fate along the coast today and If they reached New Foundland and Nova Scotia they were not seen Judging from their speed as far as the Azores the Swiss fliers should nave reached New York at 4 oclock this afternoon U S Admiral Dies At Monte Carlo Chicago Tribune frea MONTE CARLO Aug Admiral Albeit Parker of the United States navy retired and head of the International Hydro graphic bureau of Monte Carlo died here this afternoon at the age of 70 Admiral Niblack had been serious ly 111 for a long time and It was re ported he had never completely re covered from an operation of a year ago Fliers Go Miles Crossing US Twice Fueling on Wing mTS Spokane Aug 20 Nick Mamer and Art Walker stepped from the cabin of RKo 5 pm P the first Ata mUe distance The ended about four hours after they arrived over Felts field where the last refueling contact was made Thousands Greet Successful Fliers Thousands of persons were the craft and after an ex of messages with sponsors of were ordered to 60 clock tonight Pacific By that time they will have been In the hours and 2 minutes and traversed approx 7200 miles in their record flight from coast to coast the most dangerous laps of was the homeward leg from tni as visibility was poor because of smoke and for that ravaged the Pa northwest for weeks The ship was refueled at Missoula 100 gal off aboard and at oclock was pointed The plane reached Spo kane shortly before it had been ex Objects of Flight Completely Realized Objects of the flight had been fully realized the National Mr Darby association which sponsored it and continuation would be In effect an anticlimax At the was revealed that a confidential message to the execu committee of the association said everything was working smooth ly out tnat Mamer indicated he would follow any to continuing or landtag Robbers Carry Off Cashier and His Family POLSON Mont Aug 20 Forcing Cashier A P Morse to open for Wtt and his family along on their escape masked men robbed of 51500 and obtained some other loot In the little reservation city shortly af ter midnight last night when the Morse car rah out of Missoula the robbers slashed its tires the road gulch a passing automobile and sent word of the robbery to the Missoula sheriff WORLD ARMS CONFERENCE GRADUALLY TAKING SHAPE Aug 20 We by great batteries of lights by more than a hundred Japanese mechanics worked to refuel Graf Zeppelin was The departure med at 4 a m Thursday 2 p m Wednesday noor Mountain pro weather permits to night from the Japanese weather bureau were that favorable condi tions for the Pacific would reign for days Work work of the and re plenishing her stores proceeded steadily direction of Karl Beuerle chief engineerS and H Scott neer of Los Angeles representing the American company which Is supply fuel gas engineers were confident work would be completed by The Japanese western Pacific area made for Dr Hugo tonight dis closed no major disturbances any where If the Graf averages u fast a passage over the Pacific as over Eu rope and Asia or approximately 1700 milesi daily she should reach Ameri can territory by Saturday and sail over Los Angeles early Sunday Course Lies Great Circle to Seattle It was officially Indicated that Dr Eckener Intended to follow circle steamship route northeast from Kasumigaura This would keep the Graf over the steamer lanes from Yokohama to Seattle and Vancou ver throughout the length of the voy age across the ocean The big dirigible will probably pass but will fly nearly 2000 miles north of the It was revealed tonight that in view of the Grafs Impressive and un expected speed record from Lake hurst to Tokyo the officers of the Zeppelin were hopeful of beating the for traveling around the world neid by J H Mears and C B D Coll with 23 days and 15 hours To do so the Zeppelin must pass over the statue of Liberty by mately 4 p m August 31 Three Boys Drown On Camping Trip Me Aug 20 Three boys members of a Sunday of 18 from the ment of Colby near here who start ed out on a camping trip were drowned In little Madawaska lake last night when an overloaded boat capsized They were Albert Thomas 1C Hor ace 13 and Leonard Aug 20 Progress In the search for a yard stick to measure AngloAmerican na val strength was reported today by Prime Minister Ramsay MacDoc ald The laborite leader of the government revealed that dor Dawes made a special trip to for the purpose of from Washington A world a re sumption of the Washington disarm ament conference before 1931 the date now fixed for at the back of our minds all the said Mr Referring to the Washington mes Dawes north to Scotland to confer with him Prime Minister MacDonaid said This message with one I sent from nere shortly after my arrival marks a distinct advance In our conversa tions We have been working all the time S j Problem which hitherto has baffled representatives of both coun tries As at the Geneva naval conference our task has been to reconcile three claims for par Ity which we admit British ties which have no relation at all to American building and the desire common to both governments the reduction of armaments JJ T A H growers h a v e estab an envia ble reputation in the production of sweet cherries Last years crop was worth 000 and totaled 9200000 pounds j
