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Show ! NORTHERN TT H Generally flr Tueeday night and cooler southwest ft titnnU tiruprraturv. nitrhL FIVE PRICE j Dtodnui f&lr; fpirauiTKEai Roof of Boston Bid. Kiosk. Maximum Monday ..74...... 45 .49 Minimum Monday 5 ..54 Minimum Tjotda 54 am Tuesday 43 ... . 9 am 44 Tueadav 77 47 Soon Tuesday .. Witt Wednesday;' portion. I'uwitM Tnflada y CENTS LAKE SALT . ....0 ... CITY UTAH JUNE TUESDAY 15 & YEAR SEVENTY SIXTH 1926 S. L. BOY, FATHER DIE AS AUTO CRASHES I Candidates Puzzle As Primary Probe Makes Spending a Fault, Says Lawrence. Democrats Open Guns on Heavy Primary Expenses in Battle to Beat G.O.P.in Congress BY DAMP LAWRENCE WASHlNCflDN. June 14. CorgrfRs wfcee membership ai a rule lape ahead of everybody else In the arf of artcipator. f not appreheran as to wha may politihappen cs 1. Jim now s bewildered in to figure ou the exact efect of the of gation the Penna'lva-n- a rrj ln-e- primary elect on memEvery ber wha in up for knows that v. erv bit of publicity given to smmmmB FIS IT PROBE AS-BE- may-hav- Say The peril ncreaed u - "ank; Balks at Hot Funds. Questions on ted Two v tn th c'f hehe c 'fc 'kti rhA Hid-i- " I (T'8 McGmln, deputy of the 8 senate, r. six more Pittsburgher tosubpoenas to appear forthwith before the senate com- mittee. Subpoena were served on Mayor Charle H. Kline, Joseph Mackrell. register of wills; John A. Fugaasl. of the county road bureau. Councilman Charlie Anderson, and W. A. While and Fred Kory, newspapermen. The six will leave for Wanhington. he questioned Mayor RJtne ft concerning his threat to fire all city employes who did not vote for Pepper for V. S. senator. WYOMING SMASH LIGHTS, WINDOWS ht 111 CHEYENNE Wyo Juno 15 - east-boun- pn-ma- tually uncovered fraud and serious irregularity in the Teapot Dome scandal but the succeeding election did not Indicate that the public thought It a sufficient reason to oust the Republican party. a e The truth la that no single individual is to blame for what happened in Pennsylvania and that a system has been exposed which in a lesser degree is true of elections throughout the country where paid watchers are employed and has professional electioneering been in progress It takes more than a Pennsylvania election contest between three sets of candidates with wealthy friends, it takes more than a Teapot Dome controversy to upset the political opportunities of jihe Republican party so long as the fingers of tht man In the White House are not burned bY these fires and the economic prosperity of the country is such s controlling influence with the voters. Even Democratic leaders bare and there will concede as much they admit all these questions produce a cumulative effect but that there must be a dominant issue of competence or Incompetence as well as a change In business conditions to make ths next national race really interesting (Copyright, 1124.) Representative William 8 Vare victor in Pennsylvania's $2 000 000 senatorial campaign, endorsed two so the notes totalling 950,000, money could be added to his campaign funds, he told the senate "slush fund" committee today One note for 9100.000 was drawn by Albert M Greenfield, a Philaand delphia real estate dealer Vare s lieutenant, and the other for 950 000 was drawn by Vare himself and cashed by his brother-in-laGeorge D. Groves Vare said he endorsed the Greenfield note so the money could be used to "make additional contributions to his fund, while his own personal expenditures were msde from the proceeds of the $60 000 note. The Greenfield note was not previously mentioned in Vare'a report of his own perscnal expenditures in the campaign which hs swore totalled only 91 000 Senator Reed (D) of Missouri, questioned Vare about his meeting with W L Melton, Max G Lead end W. Harry Baker, at a hotel here This conference was called to see whether you gentlemen could agree on e candidate for governor of Pennsylvania Reed suggested Undoubtedly. said Vare Did you meet Andrew W. Mellon outside of going casually down to the treasury 1 No, said Vare was never BASEBALL KILLS TROOPER. (Continued on page . section 2 HONOLULU, June IS (IX8 Private Andrew Watt, headquar- Gas in Tank Blamed ' ters company, 35th Infantry, died For Blast Killing 12; here today from an injury recetved yesterday when he was hit on the head by a pitched ball in a baseGARY. Ind . June IS (INS) ball game. Collection of Beniol In a huge ammonia condenser was blamed the for that today tragic explosion J wrecked AUNT HET the plant of , 4 the Illinois Steel companys works her and sent a tong man to their deaths Seventy other Vork-- 1 era were Injured Twenty of them are reported dying Nearly 290 men were working near the giant condenser when It were The workers exploded burled under a man of burning coal, steel fragments, brick and concrete Severe of the bodies were oo badly burned and crushed that Identification ha not yet been are established. Other victims believed at 111 In the wreckage. Rescue crews worked all night. "I cant remember anything Ive had to repent of a'tico I washed my hair on a Sunday last CALLED TO BATTLE TEXAS RATTLERS SAN ANTONIO Texas June 15 (AP) Commissioner ' of Parks Rav Lambert toinv accepted in modified form the offer of J 8 ates of Sugar Creek, Mo to send Miour Mackanake In Texas to exterminate rattle snakes Iainbert in a telegram asked Gate to send two of the biggest hlaksrakes in Missouri He that he will put them "In tie ring wth two Texas rattlers I? the imnorted reptile should win the battle h said Texas would be Jntereted in Gate offer to send 10 000 ana Let from Missouri i TODAYS GAMES MJRK'A. .4 and Rnel; End of seventh: Boston At Detroit Ehmke and Gaston; Stoner, son and Manion. 4 Gib- NATIONAL. R.' H. E. 2 Cincinnati At New York Mays and PkAnkYi; Ring, field and Snyder. Florence. S 2 0 R. 4 St. Louis t At Brooklyn I Sherdel and OFarrell ; and Hargreaves. Green- H. S E. 1 0 Vance R. End Seventh LORD ASQCTTH IUi. 1 Chicago LONDON. Jane II. (INS) M Lord Oxford and Asquith la 111 with At Philadelphia Jones, Plerrey, and Contains; tnfluenxa at his country estate at MltcBell and Heullne. His physicians hare ordered him confined to hi room. AU baa a high IhtUvbvirgh at Boston postponed; rain. j r-- ' Mother Injured, Driver Of Parked Machine Is Hurled Through Windshield; Help Is Rushed. f Companion Hurt When Vehicle I Speeding Wrecked South of S. L. (API on pass 4 June ho , -- ja : pany The verdict marked he end of l.tigation almost wo ears rf Mrs Imla tn whch the vwrg id been depr charged that ed of the affections of Robert Lenoir Duia lv her parents The former tobac o magnate was defendants orignalb one cf tt he carre to trial bu died before The plaintiff lonte months ago won a decree of eparatl n from itet busland and 96 Ot a vear alimory During the trial Mr Elsie DuU took the anj h r husl and ea h other w th stand to charge the brief life their drunkenness during Tl plaintiff charged together that.her husband never worked that lie was jeonstant'v drunk a ad that he beat her and hit her over tw-band tha head with, w bottie-Tti- w charged that during a trip abroad his wifa stayed out all night all over Montand "caroused martre The mother-in-latook the stand to deny all charges of bethe troubles marital causing tween her son and his wfe irh The moher of ,Ke child and were eere. injured lr Over, Till, IIfbr wx'oud DF to l I (Red) t'row, 242 Ham South wret't I trow. Jr", three jean of H eg eanio adlninr iNJt d Mn ( row cuts alxnit the fa. and tuoken jw liurUd thmogh hrrkcn ribs, and ruts 1 iicnui Linotn iioue cuu, hnjkfii wrptc and poaaible In teraal Lnjunca. The Crow car running at h,gh ppeed. crashed into the rear of a iLtah Central Transfer company truck in charge of T. R Scott. waa aw orj$n Xwdajr j by bhenff J 0. chargrtof driver ot tht truck for park ing with three whaela on tha pave ment The law rjuirea halting re hide should hnre but two wheels on the"hai-surface The truck a o fijrured In eundant tor a when it was aSTHin left on the pavement In thia city and a car drum b H C Jol neon of the Wasatch Fur compart of Si I Lake a as forced into tt the Johnson r rad ator punctured Crow was found dead in the ext where he had beei H rushed Tbe diiid, Crow, Jr. was urconsflous in the rear sea' ard Mrs Crow wae on the ground with one wheel of the ar on her leg Jone who is crippled ard gae hia address as the Lincoln house n Silt Lake had eviderty been a ride by the Crows who were going on a fishing trip was sil! in the machine He suffered cu? a broken wrist and possible lr- erral injuries. Mrs Crow was badly cut about the fare and suffered set ere shock bru.ses and a broken jaw Fhe and Jores are expected to recover hcoM was Sitting in the truck whiie W H .Bradford one of tne of the transfer comproprietors pany went to Lehl for tire repairs The Impart hurled Pcott through ihe Windsh'eld breaking two of and cutting him about hs he arms and bodr He was taken to his hr me in Provo Hia eondi-I- s serious. H D Clendener. 372 ffolfywood avenue halt Lake took tbe baby to the hospital but it died er route Mrs Crow was rushed to the Lehi hospital by Joneffh. Cannon of tha Cannon Supply company 151 west South Temple street Mr Jones was taken in -e name hospital by Peter and Christian Christensen Mra Crow and Mr Jon are g taken to Salt Lane ths after noon . !niJ-r- T wlnd-hici- It d Jms FollIlFS. of 4 Long bland, has been MISS H AZFX by-group of judge, who know A thin or two about beauty, to represent America In tlie Inlematlonal poceant planned for next fall, when fark tjneen of Bcml) will strive for world honors. Miao Forbes sat chosen 'aw TTvo loveliest sswey 4.&UO his who competed for tbe lionor at the reeent A inert aw Beauty ball In New York. Vincent Ltipr., Iloeeaix ZirffW-ld- . lawid At. Griffith, Harry Hlraclifleld and Fneat Unnenkamp were the judges. f i ' d an-ot- hj BOMB HURTS 12, . WRECKS HALL OF SALVATION ARMY be-m- jr 15 SEATTLE. Jun (AP) A dozen men were hurled from thetr beds and several were knocked down by filing furniture when a Lead to Lines bomb exploded in a Salvation Action SILVER PURCHASE Army social center where 49 perAnd N.Y. Financier to Briand Cabinet sons were asleep or at work late last night Failure. A man was seen to peer Into an Fight Plan. room on the firlt floor of ACT TO GET VOTE enginethree-story tho several building minutes before the detonation He BT PAlL SCOTT MOtVRER WASHINGTON J ne 15 (AP) carried a bundle under his arm The bomb wae apparently thrown I Special Cable to Th With a vote approaching In the I)eeret an entrance at the front Da h News ) o on senate on the MrSa-- r Sen. Glass Puts Across through of the building and up a ttairwtv t rf prominent PARIS June 15 The resignafee measure the waa The staircase blown to blta and Motion For Recon-- 1 r Prre at proponents ard window In the front of the build- tion of fna-c- e pi nents of the p afes a lrnc ing were shattered No motive for noon todav of Crrgrese ron-- ! Ou'side j principle sideration. the bombing was learned cris s foi I e Pr a i govtlrurs to grow " ernment Secretary M I'nt rame appear- been 4 The counc.i nm e'ers ie Plan today morg thoae wlio bav de-- I Accepts Declaring 35 WASHINGTON, June (AP) this rlard again th plan, lnrlud rg to meet a' occk The Glaaa motion to reconsider Tacna Pact Impracticable called evening to deed wl e be- recon- Secrearv Jardir and B F the passage of tbe Pittman act auciliation Wh t!re f rarce m New ork. firnnHer. and thorizing the treasury to purchase BY CLAT7DE O. PIKE 14.500, 000 ounces of ellver at $1 rr wheher ehould be ster-pte- d of the rommodi) makeng an ounce will be voted upon b (Special Cable to The Daeret th entire cab net shrull re gn propota written iro the furJa- Uie senate tomorrow at 1 30 pm DaUy "News ) Meanwhile a sorrrv aferuoon Awel! t Cl under agreement reached toda SANTIAGO. Chile, June 15 n (.bamber of The measure was passed without William Lassiters reso- was expeceU in Jn.ning the rarfes oppoa ng ffielr a record vote last Tuesday Might lution to pronounce the Tacna-Anc- a deput'es It is fe t that th iorg whirh incl id Vice Preal- while 8enator Olas Democrat plebiscite impracticable on postponed fnarcii' tel a: can rso Dawea terd Perrad M Par-Jj- i absent. account of Chiles failure to maker Vlrgn1a was temporarily He moved for a reconsideration possible a fair and honest election, longer be averted he ATer-fiM- n f'h of New Yorkjaa has been adopted The frane has fa lee rap,d Cotton Gmwara Kxtange upon his return to the chamber The question before the Chilean Monday and today Sone'h ng lke the president of xhirh H F Ki!- congress D whether to reopen the rvten a letter to 50 FIRTMEX DOWXFD. g.jre ha conversations for a diplomatic set- panic has rear ed arr ? tn ern eenatoealn upcprt of tfce plan n t ,v NEW YORK. June 16 (INS) ng The publc tlement and appeal to Prexiden? The eenac n'eanwh'le haw Fifty firemen were overcome by Coolldge for a return to the prern the Me- hi c q isrCi'es securit e gereraT smoke in a fire in a Brookln drens protocol status of Chilean sovrreanwre wh.rh la am lar to me same the at and preeTmg shop early todav. None of them ereignty The latter suggestion is oted reer.tl llbonds for down Tiftjgen was serious!) injured, e and oxpeota although the most popular with the masses short term gov in he e 1924 a thus ) on s' o pulmotors had to be used or re h a ote tomorw large (Coprrght, redemption uaicr. Th iradas threatening the treat irv t tnrea'-ened The budget is s mi arh The iewx of Pefretary Mellon rise .n tbe bv the conMnual pet forh !n a letter to Chair-rdi- n cost of living, which is prnvikirg jaere Ha igen of houae agricul-,f,r- e violent manifests! 'Ons bv goverr-mecommit ee ar1 Repreerta-n- e saldi ho mari emplove a Thrkinaon of and ary Increases ff Kan&i It Is announced that the ft" on leiaa-tiolecl?rng the prcpo3pd experts eonnfi avion w. have no neither work wotjld before readv 'he general plan able nor beneficial he said N. J.. June 15. i The action aroused the populace early part of Jub The ntfard-lnI can see no permanent relief of noth 50 Paulaboro. is that fart t.g cttlxens prar ff Nearly r Dr. 74. H. William AmerVan Hture Pounds, (AP) through to Trenton to obtain Dr thus far has actuallv been accom- P'lhtid zing fore a former mayor of Paulaboro, and i went competition Pounds' release and when they re- plished toward solving French and tha In mt cptrun ie mhat were receiving turned wltl him the entire town finances hla bride, 52, today tCopjrtght. 1936) tthe bljl, if j become a law ili congratulation! from townspeople ' turned out whistle Factor) do after he had blocked effort to shrieked and church bells sounded prevent his marriage by having a welcome that brought men. wo- WOMAN MAYOR' Mm committed to the state hos-- , men and children to the streets. STORMS THREATEN At first Dr Pounds and M ss DEFIES THREAT OF pital for the insane Dr Pounds and ktlas Jennie Stiles demurred at an Immediate MORE TERROR IN VICE IN DEATH WAR were Stiles married shortly before wedding, eaylng they were not DEATH DISTRICT midnight, after two acora Indig- -' quite prepared but friends were nant citizens had driven to the Insistent and they finally consent.AP SEATTLE, June 15 hospital in Trenton In motorcars ed. A clergyman, th Rev J. W Police here today said thev had 15 CHIOAOn Jun IN8) and convinced the authorities that ' Lynch, waa hastily summoned and been notified of a plot to assassiDr. Pounds wa of sound mind tho ceremony was performed in St. nate Mrs. Bertha K Landes re- Colnciden wth a sharp dfop in The aged nvfcn. was torn from the Pauls Methodist Episcopal church, cently elected mavor of Beattie It temperature which vent the merside of hla Intended bride yeeter-- . which was crowded Ma or Don wae said thftt a man overheard de- cury down twlow "oO degrees, the While en weather bureau todav issued warnday morning by two unidentified Bannamsn, of Paulaboro. acted as tails of he men who displayed papers calling best man. route here from Everett, Wash . on ings cf storms on Lake Michigan Dr Pound first wife died last a train Mrs Landes asserted she Huron and Erie as an aftermath for hi commitment to the Institution. year and his marriage to Miss waa not 'perturbed to four das of rain and electrical Dr Pounds asserted that hla son. Stiles was said by th Mrs Landes has declared war on storms which caused millions latter of Char'es, who live In Newtown mother to have been th fulfl'iment rice end crime in Peattie Phe wav dollars damage and the lose of Square, Pa , was responsible for of a dying wish expressed by the elected on a pledge to clean-umore than a dozen Uvea In fhe his treatment. former Mra. Pounds. the city middle weat. (ContlnuM Lie l5i damages today hi i beard her of affections a J rv wh b $250 0P a ten tt rr ga rst rer mother-in-lasuit P la widow of Mrs Josephine rrr.er vice rfesi-neRobert b D of the Amri an Tonatco com- the maelstrom of public opinion The and public inconvenience original grievance wufh cause1 the general Strike, no matter how mentor nug, must remain unaeGel until nfter the urike had ended he declared, works rhi unto d hadhlp and makes more difficult the bringing about of a sound adjustment of the real grievance Fate ha ordained ihAt I should speak of millions of men and wo men directly associated with the Ameruan Federation of Labor, he said "So far as I can Influence th policies of this great organisation no general strike wHfc.be experimented with where such strike would Involve the violation and abrogation of wage agreements" Cites Achievement President Green enumerated some of the outstanding achievements of organized labor in the United .States, including the shorter work da, increases in wages abol Ishment of the sweat shop and tenement house slaverv, legislation for the health, comfort and safety IFHI 1 5 (Pperlal ) A three ears of aga fvbe- - were killed when wed Into the her 4iftro' 'e eaof a trucK p and.rg on the y de of the aed rral near the f nt cf the mojna'n Monday Dua was Section 2) i t News-Chicag- I V.n-ce- I )-- ' ner ! Yeo-Jku- le . j gt-e- t- he-,n- pol'-tlcla- com-pUt- EM of eighth: Philadelphia At Cleveland 0 , Walberg. Benge and Perkins; Miller. Buckeye. Karr and Mjatt, Lee. 8utton-Conrtena- y. -- - frr-eg- t Washington At Chicago Covolekle, Ferguson Faber and hehalk , d. H. L. Crow, Son Victims, Maj-Ge- Fnd of seventh: ( "V , V.l V 9 o (Br dssnciMcd Press ) End of Second-Ne0 York 1 At St. Lout Shocker and Collins; Gaton and Dixon. j Jlrr awarded plo rji He contended that the real issues of he trlke ar lost elgh of in see is, however, iueThe ItDemocrats ac- re 15 NEW YOKk F Mirada- Mrs w day with ' - Share of Wealth of Tobacco Magnate Goes to Woman Despite Denials of Former Mate. Labor nirdoav an i AP)- Inurwneit re shattered b a hailarc light By GEORGE R HOLMES storm which .truck here late last WASHINGTON. June 16 The night Ha .tnnea manv an inch Democratic? drive to capture the in diameter covered the s'rees to seventieth congress in November is a depth of two or three tnche Afto feature two paramount issues ter leaving the city In 1 The domination of the after an hour'a duration It Judging by the questions direct- lican party by RapaciousRepubbig Into rain turned ed at w'tnees bv Repuollcana as business An air mail pilot JameaJduriajr. well as Democrats and by com2 The revived issue of Newber-ryisd who left about 9 o clock, ments In the cloak rooms of Conas by the disclowas formed down when he gress, the whole investigation could sures that provided were some $2 000,000 ran Into a heavy cloudbank and be construed as a attack on the primary system It may spent in Pennsylvania's senatorial could not see the lights placed course at Pine primary turn into that yet. though the This was msde clear today by Along th flying0 miles east of is a matter for the states to Senator Bluffs, Wyo. ArkanT Robnson Joe of regulate and it offers room for deDemocratic leader of the sen- here bate and controversy on the part sas, Murray made a perfect landing and & potential candidate for to remain on the of those who would like to get a ate. he presidency in 1924 In a key- but wasforforced the weather to clear a nomination and who realize they note ground a before delivered speech would have no chance under tbs Democratic district convention again at bit before taking off followed convention the the The fain, which system because Va was latter tends to perpetuate in pow- Bristol, this section in general Hi speech today, generally ac- hall, er those who already possess conhailof the the state, in although the as the opening gun cepted trol of political machinery. stressed them above all storm centered over Cheyenne and Viewing the matter from tbs campaign He made no differentiation extended for a radius of not more others standpoint of party advantage and beween the Harding and Cooitdge than five miles It was stated not abstract politics, the investi- administrations gation has given the Democrats rhe hope that out of it may com WASHINGTON. June 15 (TNf) MISSOURI SNAKES a national a vague hope Prove Husband Was Estranged By His Parent; Charges He Refused Work, Wa Cruel. Of Wage Agreement Decried By Green in to Rot&rians. Speech sour-Mn- PITrSimWB, Jaw aci he cyf u. jmpei corn! crerday and tied up Metropolitan traffr A Texas longhorn escaped Irorr British Mine Controvery a pen in the New York ( entra Held Proof of Wise ralroad stocKvards at Wes Thir foyrh street andand rampaged g Stand Taken By U. S. through pushcart btockard empi 'Cv ir crowds commandeered taxicabs Organization. ed soea and po cemen fred re ly but not until It Slipped . the debris of an overturned ir on fira K cart wag K PFVFR Colo June 18 ( API peddlers down A 1v 14 shot s brought il pttike w ht'h wouM thousand persons ork part m tV ag-of vir.ation tfdge impromptu rodeo eer cleared from a n e" wera condemned todav bv Another Lam Green president of the slaughterhouse in the ame ne'ghb butted a red taxi borhood A.ne-an Federation of Iahor, In bowled over a peder an and fmal a Addr before the convention of t succumbed to trealor a he Potrv International A policeman waving a com md A general etrlke he said, meena dodging artfully enticed the wan the line of Industrial conflict derer into a railroad sidirg md rhit s mr edlatev changed so that it lassoed it eerr to become a contest between enr ' ea and government nthrr ban between emploe and em HAIL STONES IN Backer Had Plenty e m vm York jun Of Money as Official of John J ?ji ' i" Cases Involving Violation Wife Signing $150,000 Note To Add Funds to Campaign' in Philadelphia- f w Vare, Under Fire, Admit the prac'He of employing pad watcher at the polls will make Just that much more difficult the In his be of workers employment haf this year Opponents can be depended upon to raise the cry In-of big buwree" and moneyed all of ahlch make tht terests collection of campaign funds a u trfie embarrass'ng for the contrib-ore do not like to have their rair.pi blazoned In headlines Yet campa'gns cannot be fought vs TVKut funis especially primaries, and whiie the collection ef large sums from single contributors been made more difficult by the exposures the task of collecting small sums is even more difficult It takee time as well as money to set up a collection machinery to finance campaigns re-by The net small contributions sult of ihia sort of soliloquy leads the average member of Congress to conclude that the primary as-eis even worse than it ever was painted In other words thf pr mary compel the payment of Urge suma for advertising and by personal leter. If the money lAnot going to be easy to criect then the chance of beating a demagogue of n orator with persona! powers of parvus on or publicity getting powers have been diminished and the almost unanimous feel ng privately erpressed la 'hat the old convention system would be better all around Cop Play Toreador, Trap One With Cost and JTricky Steps. HOPE ST i ererf' h- i Old Lover Fools Enemies, Escapes Asylum, Weds ioa 1 n Actress Playing When Lincoln Was Shot, Is Dead CHIGAGO. June 15 Mrs Catherine Evans. 91 a(AP) member of the cast plaving at Ford theatre n Washington the night braham Lincoln as assassinated bv Wilkes Booth, la dead here Mra Evans was awaiting eus hen Booth shot the president. hr n WILLIE WfLLIS g BY ROBERT QdLLEN 1 ( , p "Lena is a girl, but she ain't a glrL If ahe know you go min' ahe wont fell If ou giv a y sucker." r all-da- |
