Salt Lake Tribune, The (Newspaper) - November 1, 1931, Salt Lake City, Utah THe Weather Sunday Monday fair JHUe generally probably rain or snow northwest Sunday Monday rains on Page Metal Prices Silver Lead Zino VOL 124 NO 18 SALT LAKE CITY SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 1 1931 TEN CENTS CRISIS NEAR IN FIGHT FOR Battle Over Speaker May Be Decided by Tuesdays Elections Votes Divided Equal Tilson Snell in Race Interest Centers in District Redskins Swamp Foe 606 Cougar Falls Scoreless Snagged Pass Takes Bears Over for Score Game Dull at Opening By HARRY J BROWN Tribune Correspondent WASHINGTON Oct 31 The special elections to be held next Tuesday when five of the remaining seven vacan cies in the house of repre will be filled may or may not determine which po party is to organize the house elect the speaker and grab the chairmanships of committees and other choice patronage That is all or will mean for party which takes nominal control will not during the ensuing two years have actual control of the house for purposes of partisan Jegis division is too close and parties too rifi permit control oJ the house that comes into actual be ing on December 7 Assuming that organization of thi house will fall tc the party that tutas up a numerical nominal majority a the opening of the session the may have to await the Special elec tion in the Fifth New Jersey on December 1 But there is a de elded possibility that the result mas not depend upon numerical pape strength of parties but may be dependent upon strategy or disloyalty as it may be viewed If th fae of the nd ail tha goes with it is determined by strat egy the party that seemingly wins will be the party that actually loses the party that takes the reins will b in for two years of grief Majority Of the seven house vacancies pm In New Hampshire cannot bi fille until late December Therefore fo purposes of organization the hous will consist of 434 instead of 4 members It will still require 21 votes to constitute a majority tl number as if every seat ecu be filled Today the house stands 21 Democrats 213 Republicans 1 Farm and seven vacancies Th member rightly wrongly has been rated as sympa with the Republicans in the matter of organization Of the five seats to be filled Tues day two are in sure Democratic dis and only one of the three Re publican vacancies can be rated as Continued on Column One COLO TEACHERS 6 B Y Special to The Tribune GREELEY Colo Oct ay turned a listless football game ito a turmoil of excitement and ave Colorado Teachers their first locky Mountain conference victory the season today The one play that turned the tide f battle five minutes before the ame ended and after the teams had ought through three periods vir in midfield was a forward ass that missed Its receiver but as turned into a touchdown by an lert Colorado end It was the only Home Team Shows Rush of Power Romps Often Over Aggies Line C A C 6 power that would brook no opposition swept University of Utahs conference cham pions to a 60 to 6 victory over Colo rado Aggies Saturday afternoon In the annual homecoming day football game in the Ute stadium A crowd of 13000 persons despite having complacent at watch ing routs by the Utes was amazed at the smashing offensive that produced a Utah touchdown within a minute after the opening kickoff and did not subside until a break in the Blast in Hold Of Oil Vessel Injures Trio CHICAGO Oct 81 explosion in the hold of the oil tanker A J Patmore injured three men one of them proba bly fatally while the vessel was docked in the Chicago drainage canal today Earl Gannaway 24 of Le mont and Kenneth 24 of Lakewood Ohio were cleaning a tank in the hold They asked Walter of Lemont to lower an electric light globe from the deck The globe crashed against the side of the ship and a spark is be to have ignited rising from sediment on tha bottom of the tank It was said for recovery was meager persona were killed In an explosion on the ship six years ago Victim of S L Auto Mishap I Observer Thinks Roosevelt Duly Contender for Dem 1932 Nomination Finds Others Weak Considers Smith Presents Real Danger in Case of Swing at Convention core of the game and gave Teachers 60 triumph The teams battling In mid ield much as they had been during most of the game when Kintz back to pass to Willett The all sailed through the air and two Cougars stretched out their arms to rat it down They did partially but nly deflected the ball to Livingston was charging down the field he latter snagged it and raced 54 yards across the B Y XI goal Touchdown Turns Game Until that play the game had been but a punting duel Neither eleven had been able to make any and the sobiest had de into a stereotyped formula of wo plunges and a punt But after hat touchdown the fireworks cpn and the small crowd which lad been silent as a funeral cortege was given its first opportunity to reak loose Brigham Young took Teachers and started a march that was not halted until the Cougars reached the Bears line There their backs previously had smothered by the Teacher for wards he Cougars were piercing he line for long gains But Teachers finally called a halt and took the ball on downs with only a minute to play Forced to punt Teachers lost pos session of the ball again and B Y Continued on Pane ThreeB Column One game gave the Aggies their which they capitalized just be fore the final gun Function the outstanding challenger he Utes title before the game the Aggies were met by a Utah club that seemed keyed for a more effort than was necessary Nearly everything in the Ute repertory seemed to work with the like precision that has characterized the champions of the past sea sons while on the defense the pow Utah line bottled most of the efforts of the visitors finding Cap tain Red Whites running as was ex the most difficult threat to subdue From the initial kickoff the Crim son marched to its first touchdown the actual scoring play being a for ward pass Red Clark veteran end took the Aggie kickoff tc the line and at once the champions of fensive swung into action Aldo Richins and Captain Frank Christensen smashed to the line and Bischoff on third of the game lugged the tall to midfield Tedesco dropped back and caught the Aggie secondary nap ping with a pass to Clark who ambled the remaining distance to the first touchdown Christensen By TOKYO Oct an agreement Russia hich Is expected to keep troops of nations out of northern Man huria where they have large eco nomic Interests There however in the point After that opening the game settled into as near an even struggl Continued on Page Column One THIRTEEN NATIONS TRUCE Building Holiday Proposed by League Would Begin Tomorrow Geneva GENEVA Switzerland Oct 31 nations including the United States have signified their to participate In a oneyear armament building truce pro posed by the council of the league of nations and there was no official statement from the league secretaria today there was a disposition to believe that some sort o Summary of The Tribune AJO Wilt Salt take boy Pate I Political race grows keen flection day nears Pats 12B Instalment urged tor tax pay ments Paje 12B rob Chain Pace 12B Btes win B T U loses Paje 1 NATIONAL Thousand of workmen retain jot Wheat oil soar Page 1 Crisis Bears in for congress rale 1 Slash threatens In federal highway appropriations Page 2 Estate battle splits family 1 WORLD NEWS Russia Japan Teach troop 1 Thirteen nations favor arms trace Pare 1 War debt leaTes U i hoards if old supply Page Z c FEATURES DEPARTMENTS Sports section Pases 2B to Keal estate Pate i Editorials Here In the West Letters Page I In EAST DEBATES SILVER ISSUE New Yorkers Interested Says Senator Bankers Impressed Special to The Tribune WASHINGTON D C Oct Returning from a visit to New York where ho interviewed a number of banters including two of tuc ox arms truce can be put into ef feet The building holiday the leagu proposed would begin tomorrow an continue for twelve months Franc accepted conditionally asserting sh was willing to participate if the na Uons which border that country als agreed So far In addition to the Unite States and France affirmative re plies have been received from Japa Russia Hungary Holland Australi New Zealand A bania Egypt Latvia and Luxem bourg Great Britain has not replied nor has Switzerland and there has been no word yet from Italy or Ger many The secretariat published the re sponse from the United States with Clifton Dean Taylor 12 yearold Boy Scout it pic tured here in a striking char acter pose with his pet was fatally struck by an bile Saturday night The boy on his way fo a Hal loween celebration with a friend when struck by an auto avenue The driver held for RUSSIA JAPAN REACH TRUCE ON MANCHURIA Nations Promise to Keep Troops Out of Manchuria By MARK SULLWAN WASHINGTON Oct Democratic race though we cant ay its a race when there Is only one man really running In thefield of aspirants possibilities or ies for the Democratic presidential nomination Governor Franklin D of New York continues so ar in front that he stands alone That runs alone is a literally accurate statement In every section of the country in practically every friends of the New York governor are making plans to send Boosevelt dele gates to the Democratic national con vention Nothing or practically noth ing like that is being done In behalf he Japanese control of south Man huria although the Japan League if Nations association telegraphed o all countries having memberships on the council a defending the nation policy Failure to protect Japanese nation als and their properties was charged against the Chinese rulers of Man huria Japanese troops seized centers in the southern hird of the country in September disrupting the Chinese administra ion Russia Fears E Russian fears lest Japan might plan to extend this control to north prompted the conversa Ions this week in Moscow between Kokl Hirota the Japanese dor and L M former am to China and now acting commissar of foreign affairs The two officials It announced here today agreed that would send no troops into Manchuria to guard the Kss ot the Chinese Eastern railway which Russia and China own Jointly unless unexpected nents occur Japan on other agreed not to send troops with he gang sent northward on the railroad which three bridges were damaged in recent civil warfare Limits of Occupation Fired Ambassador made clear that should find it necessary to send troops into northern Manchuria Japan might do likewise Meanwhile the northern limits of Japanese pation remain Changchun and KMn The league associations statement as prepared for transmission outlined the complicated circumstances lead ing to the Manchurian outbreak ind of any other candidate The running that is being done by anyone other than Is BO slight as to be negligible In a few sections of the west and persons who have been attracted Murray Oklahoma are Their activity takes chiefly the form of distributing photographs of the Okla governor laudatory ries him and literature of a sort to cause the discontented and dis tressed to Alfalfa as Moses Thinks Backers Not Leaders The men engaged in these efforts for Murray are not Democratic party leaders Their activity such as it is does not seem likely to come to fruit in delegates in any state except Ok lahoma The only chance Murray has lies in the possibility of a wide surge of radical sentiment of sort that thrust William Jen Bryan to the front in 1895 Al alfa in his speeches says things are going to be ten times worse a year from now than they are today that should turn out to be true the western part of the Democratic party and some of the eastern part of it in arge cities might take kindly to a and Main street of the car questioning Some of Murrays the Democrats next new Bryan friends hope year will go native By that they mean the Democrats should name some roughhewn cham pion of the common people after the nanner of Andrew Jackson and make a campaign which would consist as Jacksons did of taking the banking interests and the money devils by the tail and kicking them around and Continued on fast Eight Column One AIDS OFFICERS THOUSANDS OF MEN GO BACKJTO WORK Revival in Coal Mines Shoe Factories Aids Employment Outlook for Winter By Associated Press declared the recent resolution of the league council calling for of Japanese troops from the occupied nontreaty areas had been based upon insufficient knowledge of actual conditions Dr William P Tries cautious AJ to Gear Up Evidence Discrepancies WASHINGTON Oct from the coal mines and shoe factories today Increased the hope that the frown on the face of business may Though encouragement given by the report of the United States em ployment service that several major Industries perked up during Septem ber was counterbalanced to some extent by accompanying data op pointed to other recent de as significant They included President Hoovers smiling announcement that the cred it situation had changed and for the October 1 With this went the facts ho cited Predictions Heartening Predictions before a senate com CAR STRIKES Tragedy Occurs While Lad Hastens to Join in Halloween Fun Investigation Opens Accident Toll in Salt Lake Area Clifton Dean Taylor 12 of 1759 South West Temple street was fatally injured when struck by an automobile night while en route to a Halloween His death brought the auto fatality ol fa Salt Lake county to 54 Eince January 1 There have been to date 36 deaths In the city and 18 in the county city limits For aU of toll was 30 and the county 18 a total of 46 Occurs on Main Street The accident happened ville avenue street at p nl while way to a boy friend He had pledged iSat he in no pranks and all day long he had worked Boy Scouts to help collect clothing for Salt Lakes needy 19 cf 1225 He end Miss Don a Taylorr 18 of 2477 Douglas street south on their wayto dance in Big canyon Kirsch admitted investi ators declared that he was driving about 40 miles an hour He also aid that as bis car neared Coats ille avenue he turned out to the left o pass another southbound car CUf on behind the other ar directly into the path of the machine according to Motor Patrolman L R Terry who investigated Police Jail Driver Kirsch was placed in the city jail lending a complete investigation Police reported that the lile came to a stop about 45 leet of where the child was struck md pointed out that the speed limit it the point of the accident is 30 miles an hour The fatally injured boy was taken o the emergency hospital by Dr C Fred First avenue He died a few minutes after admission Dr said the specific cause of U S Maintains Policy Of Strict Neutrality Miss Samuelson vol COAST STOCK Governor Dern Group at San Francisco Cattle Exhibit j SAN FRANCISCO Oct 31 Final preparations were being made j today by more than 300 boys and girls Of coal mining the California Nevada end Utah were recalled the banker and Alfred P Sloan Jr of General Motors that business were in sight heartened ob servers PHOENIX Ariz Oct 31 i mines and large numbers baby beef show to be held atday U i death was skull fracture The body was badly cut Less than 10 minutes before the accident Clifton finishing dinner riad obtained permission from his parents Clifton E and Ellen Maude Taylor 1759 South West Temple street to join friends in Halloween merrymaking He dashed from the house his father said with his face wreathed in smiles Was on Way to Join Pals Police reported he was alone at the time of the accident not having had time in which to join his play males Clifton was born in Salt Lake At the time of his death he was a pupil in the fifth grade at tha school resides his parents the boy is sur vived by a brother Rulon Claude Taylor and two sisters La Vonne and Afton Taylor Funeral services will be held un der direction of the Deseret mor tuary at McKinley ward chapel Mon William husband of the ad slayer of Mrs had been working on a San Francisco Union stock basis for many weeks returned to yards Monday fulltime schedule to Arizona Co Senator King of Utah reported that the New Yorkers are interested in the silver question Anxious toi see the silver problem solved but not favorably Inclined to the idea of an sliver conference they believe the problem can bej worked out by four or five of the leading nations acting independent ly but perhaps with a common un Senator Kirg vrith for e disarmament for the weekend is taken for granted f i Undersecretary Castle of the today in their effort to clear said today a policy discrepancies between evidence and neutrality was found in Phoenix and Mrs Winnie her of anthracite a being pursued He saw no tlon for a reported feeling at Geneva that the United States was favoring rr tne Tokyo government Hoover Contributes Sum This rumor had its origin In an unemployment interpretation placet upon the fact staUs not the demand of the league of Ruth Judds statements Dr went to the duplex apart ment in which Mrs Leroi ana Miss Samuelson wera killed in an effort to find following directions given by Mrs Judi in a Los Angeles state ment a mattress taken from the apartment after the slayings He ex r pocket today toward District of 115 as a preliminary to arbitration of 1 and Gilbert Pasts to and seeking their views one of Mr Hoovers secretaries the senator found sincere Oct 31 that Japan evacuate chagrin at his corroboration ident Hoover gave out of his troops from Manchuria by November of previous reports the mattress was Classified llC I Tribune fi Twelve pages of the Pa ECS to best interest and a desire to help he ran up against the opinion with the Morgan bankers that the the disagreement XJ S Expression Not Sought not where his wife said she had The gain over August in the num Final entries are being checked was and about 1000 head of baby beef a per cent from the 150 lambs and hogs have been by reporting the increase youthful exhibitors E Stephens in bituminous coal mining as 4 per manager declared entries are just cent with data from 1330 concerns those of last year The mining revival was due much The exhibitors all of whom arebe the credit for a genera 12 and 18 old include of ment increase of 08 per cent Sn boys and girls and members of tember as compared with August the Future Farmers of America Employment Increases members of Future Fanners It Is said 4 the payrolls at the pared with Indiana Farmers Pick Second Crop of Berries Ind Oct 31 GTS Beverly Johnson and Charles Farley have second crops of strawberries and raspberries They picked the berries In their garden while snow flurries fell today s placed it and raid he would urge her to tell 811 the facts cu ATHENS Greece Oct 31 society last Cape here this i Cairo of the California Agricultural Egypt tomorrow Governor of Maryland which this government a large nations should use more silver section with Jt r subsidiary coinage should call in all debased silver and recoin it BOSTON Oct 31 sweeping instead of 500 If this can criticism of what he termed the Ke emphasizing Americas de v tin au debased silver and recoin it atj BOSTON Oct 31 WVA Perils of Women 900 fine instead of 500 If this can criticism of what he termed the Ke government would feel obligated uni SonU TUtt Places done the New York to treaties guaranteeing Chinas in in One When the of Nevada trend was rod Governor James Rolph the factories which in an in greetings from his in a ioc ment workers P V hospital he infighting a cold Seasonal influences stimulated YEW LICENSE PLATE DESIGN the textile industry automobile uki ilK Goes Tt TA as any other and have Sheriff J R M move to the privacy juvenile cell was made year will represent a radical the convenience of the matron from standard design No pressed the belief that silver of the day with a of her In loort larS than Moon i be brought back to its prewar program was sounded here toi Japanese occupation of in a nve of men and no passenger car plaic value and they felt by Governor Albert C Jt auth a be Maryland speaking before a luncheon gathering of committee 4 9 lAby 6 te U pelted out ofA be Pise Tcn hla wile every dayl over 1000 Killed in County 1910 1931 16 18 Killed IB City 1930 1931 30 36 TOTAL KILLED Mil
