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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1923. Harding, on Houseboat, .Starts' on Cruise of the lndian River More Evidence Is Offered in Mine of Prosecution ' Murders Illinois. in ORMOX6 BEACH, Fla., March 3 (By the Associated Press.) After inaugurating his Florida vacation trip with eight sen holes of golf over tba Ormond Beach course. President Harding, with Mr. Harding, left here lata today on tha Mc- Lean houseboat for New Smyrna, about twentyf miles down tha Indian river.and The plana of the chief executive Mrs. Harding and of their bngts. Mr. and Mra Edward B, McLean of Washington, during tha houseboat voyage (Ooatlamsd frea Ttit 0ft) Called for two hours of steady sailing, which would bring Tfiem at dark off Smyrna, where It is expected anwire fane. Someone started to run and New other game of golf will be had tomorrow th firing started." morning. It waa at thla point that Antonio The prealdentlal party arrived at Ora veteran of th world war. waa alatn. Tba ala man on trial. Including mond Beach a few minutes after noon, afterliavinx Jtitgh Wtiiis.atste boardaramembseotths at Jacksonville and bL Augusllnola mina workera, charged with tine. . .in murder. a delegation, repreJacksonville At Tha two witnaaeea pointed out Jamea r Brown, a negro: Phillip Fontanetta and senting Governor Hardee and the city, an extended official greeting and at St. Clark aa men they had aeon In the death AU of them ara Augustine, where Mr. Harding has spent , march carrying guna, several vacation and where he expects I dafondanta In tha praaent oaaa. to spend a part et the present one, sev- ral hundred old friend weraai the Mulk-vtte- h. ACCUSED BROKER MAKES ODD PLEA station. Th aeerstsfy et war and Mr. Week left the party at St. Augustine and Waiter U Web-- a NEW TORE. March broker, waa Jailed today ter, Inauranca on 310.000 aa Indictment ball of In default of more than $40 two charging tha larceny n aubaoritied by thirty-eevemanufacturing concern throughout tha country to finance a corporation for trading with Rue-oiwhan a plan to overthrow tha aovlet government materlaliiod. Webater told theao manufacturer that a group of Rnaaiana formerly aseoclated with the mCa government. Joined with number of J apaneea diplomat, would overthrow the eovlet government and a United Staten of Russia, accord th testimony. logWetoOuter waa Indicted, Assistant Diatrict Attorney Oeraty atated, upon the trail, meny of Samuel Welle, another broker, who had been employed by Webater to In the corpora Interest manufacturer tion. i Through an arrangement with tha and Japanese, Webater la reported to have aaid, he waa to hava the aola trading rights with tha people, and manu- -' facturera Joining tha corporation would nail direct tn tha consumer. Some thlrty-eeve- n corporations, W'elle mid; through tha officers, met, discussed were Induced to subscribe plan and .the 31000 each, which was to bo held until tha new government waa established, then used for purchase of preferred stock. letter Webater failed to keep a promise to bring th Russian and Japanese diplomat In meeting with tha manufacturers, and an Investigation waa atartad. Webstar, when asked to return th money refused. Informing th subscribers ha had spent It In eniertanllng tha men Interested In the overthrow of th aovlet government, Walla raid, a, Charles O. Dawes, former director of the budget. Joined It. The greeting extended the president and hla wlf here at Ormond waa lea a formal, "but equatty s enthuslaathr-athose at Jacksonvilla and St. Augustine The little town was decorated with flags because th road between Mr Rouge and Bastrop waa road almost Impassable by a storm. Braddook's horn waa raided by a party of masked men last November and he was made prisoner, brought to Bastrop and turned over to tha sheriff, who waa waa making Informed that braddock Biaddock testified moonahlna whisky In January at tha open hearing her that th raiding party waa composed of exalted cyclop K. Sklpwith, J. Captain Sam of th Morehouse Kukiux Klan; BenCue PUkett, Cox, Marvin Pickett, ton Pratt. Sam Etdridge and a map named McIntosh. for the occasion and townspeople lined the railroad tracks for several block. When Mra. Herding stepped from th train, apparently haying experienced no from th trip, the crowd gathered and cheered, Mrs. Harding entered a welting automobile and th president walked ahead to shake hands with th townspeople and to acknowledge greeting. Mrs. Harding thanked tha engineer and other members of th ' train crew for making th trip so comfortable for her. Th president and Mrs. Harding then boarded th McLean houseboat, a They craft, catted "The Pioneer. were accompanied aboard by former Director Dawes, Brigadier GenBudget eral Charles E. Sawyer and Chairman Lasker of th shipping board. Immediately after luncheon, the president went to th Ormond Beach golf course, mad famour by John " D. Rockefeller; who plays over It dally. Th president had Mr. McLean a his partner and Chaim man Lasker and former Director Dawea were paired against them. Residents of Ormond Beach greeted hoi the president at the eighteenth with cheers and applause, causing-- , him to mlas two easy putta after having th played a steady gam throughout round. Indications developed during th day that th prasldentgurlng the trip would devote some time to the shipping problem aa created by the defeat of th administration shipping bill. Details of th solution are being worked out by th shipping board and will b sent to Chairman Lasker. twenty-four-ho- 160-fo- ot Run-aia- Wednesday and Thursday Sale ousehold Needs Shells Little price, but not too small to assure quality, price are never quoted at the sacrifice of quality, servicerrj-atis- f prices would he meaningless with any af these essentials' missing. and puff pastry for Parties Philadelphia Bird Gravel. waa concealed, Mendos, father of th only fugitive. Th elder Mendoa had threatened resistance to entry by th officers last night and thia led to belief that tho slayer auapect waa In hiding there. By a aurprlaa move, a deputy sheriff gained admittance and seising Frank Mendoa, searched the house, but found thatUht elder Mendoa waa alona. Bird Manna A Philadelphia C positive necessity to' lwv very canary ...,, Spratts Patent Puppy Cake CfiMir Special, 20c or ROYAL Now strongly featured in ST. Skat Beap stroyer . Da Preaa Fumigatora Special. 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Reports of approaching recognition war said to b without basis. While tha views with approval an Increasing tendency of tho soviet authorities to respect th sanctity of contract and Amarican buaineaa men who hv had dealing with Russian officials recently hava expressed satisfaction with tha treatment accorded them, aa have been taken such forward-ste- ps by the Moscow government are regarded her aa purely tentative. fna hie Oxe.) that It would ha extrajuriadictlonal for the commiaaion to investigate en Ita own Initiative and make recommendations to tho president for changes tn th rates fixed by congress. Mr. Marvin also wa declared to believe that the law, In effect now almost six months, ahould b thoroughly tried eut amt to-b- e convinced that Its defects will ahow la th form of applications for changes In th rates, 11a has told hla associate that he le entirely willing to have the attorney genan eral give Interpretation of th law' the commission's provision concerning power in order that th commission may know definitely where It stands. A special with us every day in the . . year. 29c A New One! you wear Truwauk are conscious that tbeysf re as smart as any other shoe, but you are unconscious of your feet ! rf or the Truwauk Oxford is the most comfort- (Qeatlsaed looking shoes of REAL1 QUALITY at a POPULAR PRICE. 49c guaranteed to grow new hair. We sign the guaran tee. You get hair, or 'money back. Notice the flexible rubber massage cap on each bottle. You rub the bottle over your head and the hollow nipples teed hairgrowing medicine into the scalp without wetting your hair. One minute a day in your own home will secure von an abundance of new hair, and the glosi and luster that coma with perfect health. Buy Van Ess today, and Van Ess your hair tonight. Special, $1,39 $1.00 Ruritee Rubber-Gloves Special 79c Package Special, 31c The Fire at Our No.' 5 Store Will Only Inconvenience Customers Temporarily at Storea Nos. to take care of our No. 5 We have made extra TREE TEA-Vi- -lb. preparations jJ $ patrons With the completion 4 and 6 Main and Fint South and Hotel Kenyon Corner. of insurance adjustment, plana will immediately take ahape for a speedy remodel-ln- g of No. 5 Store with new atocka and our uaual service. No. B Store Prescription File now at our No. 6 Store, Hotel Kenyon, Field Survey Likely. Sport effects in all the wanted leathers and combination Black Satin, Black and Colored Suedes, Patent Leather and ICid in Louis XV and Junior Louis XV heels. In the meantime, the investigation of the limited number of commoditise will go on, and, it waa aaid, a field survey may be Instituted In a few week Information aa to what commodities were Involved tn the investigation order wa withheld. Mr. Marvin declared today, that, while SCHRAMM-JOHN- S HERS HEY 'S SWEET MILK ONS undoubtedly gome wer dissatisfied with TRILBY CUPS CHOCOLATE KISSES . the law, be felt that It waa doing the whole country a great deal of good. He Each n wrapped Ja tinfoil Satin finish pointed to record treasury receipts from customs revenues, and Indications that the Half Ha" twelve months ending June 3 f would see 25c pLV 46c Found 18C r Found. 35C more than half a billion dollar paid in aa th import taxes. Mr, Culbertson a argument in the commission meeting was said to hava been - jm m T S that It should reward Itself as the spokesman for "an unorganised mass of tha people, whose Interest, be claimed, la aa vitally affected aa that of importer or He wa dedemeallo manufacturer. clared to have said that congress, when VXOBATf MI SVAUUAXIKIP XOIICXA day of March, A. D. 122, at o'clock City, Utah, en the llth day f March. Clerk et the m. retire else p. m- - at tha county courthouse. In the 1923. at 5 o'clock it wrote th flexible provisions In the law (Consult couuty p. m. r for further btfoeiu.tiae courtroom of said court, and coupled them with th inquisitorial gait Lk City. Bald 'apodal meeting I called for th I tah. power et eotlen 11$, had po thought of IS THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE Salt Lake county,clerk upon a proposed of aaid court with purpose of passing th tariff revision for several years ahead, to the article or Incorpora, division, tn and for Balt Lake county, th Witness, eal thereof affixed, this 2nd day of amendment henco It provided for continued scien4h of tie Utah In th of Home matter of th State 1928 Building and Loan March. A. D. tific study to be mad and gav room for estate of NeUi F, Keogh, deceased. Association. whih,.alLAindmt-to-creaa- ea CLARENCE COWAN, Clerk. (Seal) rectification of any defects thus discovth Notice. of said corpora, atock By lx P. Palmer, Deputy Clerk. ered by the oommlaeion. tton from capital The petition of Patrick S. Keogh, Ja- -, 11,000,900 0 to li.500,000 0. Gibson, Attornsy for PetiGeorge Jay aid A. and additional McCaskell G. James atock to consist per Doolittle, e294 ef 15,000 share capital NOTED FAINTER DIES, for the admlseitn to probate of a tioner. of INVESTORS QK.V. prating - ERAL FUND STOCK of the matured TXVDON, March t.(By tha Associ- certain document purporting to be the notice. was announced last will and testament of Nellie F Keogh. ated Frees) The death Notice la hereby given that a areclal value ef 100 00 per share. of th By order of th board of director today of Sir Jamea Shannon. American-bor- n deceaacLnd for the gram gig of letter stockholder Horn meeting portrait rainier, who attained con- teatamentary to Patrick 8, Jasper Building and I nan Association jwiil be W. H. DUNLAP, J siderable so cress In England He was A. McCaskell and Jamea O. Rayh, )Q (little, has held at the office of aaid association ft Secretary born la Auburn. N. T in 1362. been set for hearing on Frtuf,, the lttb at 405 Walker Bank Building, Balt Lake di-- Wednesday and Thursday Candy Specials Silk Hom o t Exquisita Quality in All the Smart Shades. j The Store of Authentic Styles i ft! DIES 7P dauber..,...,..,..,,...,, vow ''riJtlll ( Hirecbmans. Mail Order tnr Cleana CHIMNEY SWEEP chimneys and stoves. Eaves laand bor, money fuel. 45c ShlnolW Homs Set Polisher and bristle .'J T The Shoe Not the Foot ! i I Fine . 7 wt frsJw ,.Ar The magic aoo( de- For mechanic j If Approved by the National Board of Underwriters. Have spring contact, are properly dreigned and are practically Indestructible. Every home needs one or more of these us for with iron, plugs vacuum washer, cleaner, toaster, etc. Our AQr special price bril- FLEWlFF the Great Group of Worn ent Oxfords and Pumps - to total Carbon old WHEN TWIlf PLUGS Gives any degree of light front THE 232 MAIN ANYLITE R-' REGULATO- liance. Twenty changes of light with any lamp of forty watts or more, and It shifts gradually and smoothly from on degree of light to the other. Our. special QKr price I-- As&in deraoustrating the remarkable buying power of your dollars at ANYLITE 2 for 35c OUT FOE New Spring Styles Cake r 'Mr-Kee- H Dog 40c and 85c Alleged Strikers Arrested. TRIAL at 45cafld;85r Bpratfa Patent wanted for murder, do, Frank found a, twV- - iilvrrr..... red or low action 7c Bird Philadelphia Seed near-darkne- ss SHAWNEE. Okie., March 3. V. I. Huddleston and B. E. Chaddlck, alleged atrlkjng railroad shopman, were arrested today tn th beginning of what fedher, characterised eral and county official Probing Coast Tragedy. xa new of men auaparted of a VENICE, Cal, March 3. Pending a connection roundup a of disturbnumber with coroner's Inquest, scheduled for tomor- ance Incident te th atrlk. row afternoon, into th death of Arlln Zlmmerly, found dead In Mrs. Sims Convicted. an apartment hern Sunday night, auBojar-gueNEW YORK, March 3. Mra. Myra thorities are holding Benjamin her fiance, and Betty Miller, her Cleveland Hill Sim, who waa accused of having used th name of Secretary chum, for further queatloning. were In th Hoover In an effort to promote th World Bojargurs and Mixa Miller waa convicted of Radio of th time th shooting, at corporation, apartment but their versions of the affair r aaid grand larceny late today by a jury which of heard complaint investor In World to differ in aavaral Important particulars. According to Bojarguea, his fiance Radio stock. killed herself before hi eye, when he rerused to marry her. Mia Miller, who Held for Jewel Theft. said ah Wras In another room of th n, CHICAGO. March George N. the apartment and waa awakened by and 28, formerly of Milwaukee, Wis., SALUDES allot, told police that Bojargue and hia end five other Jerome, brother, fclmmerly had been quarreling be- men were arrested her In ConnecNEARING CLOSE Mias cause . the latter had "gone out with tion with the theft of today about 360,000 In another man," and assarted that the Jewels from a downtown jewelry stoi NEW TORE, March Emotionless girl told her Bojarguea had threatened yesterday. and with her ayea half closed, Mrs to kill her. aa Mlaa Sflmmerly was also known Paulette Ba Hides, French woman on trial for tha murder of Oscar Morteltlere. Alina Henderson. broker, heard tha final arguments at both defense and prosecution attorneys Sentence Commuted. which occupied tha entire session today. Governor DENVER. Oolo.. March Martelliere waa pictured aa a commuted to life ImW. E. Sweet viper by the defense in seeking prisonment thetoday of Elmer Beassentence to justify tha shooting. Ilia affections ley of Pueblo, Colo . 19, who was to have for tha defendant, it waa declared, had March 31 for th killing of Oscar cooled after he had obtained her property, hanged Kronka while attempting to hold up a , her house and her car. filling station in Pueblo the night ; The defense alluded toe Mra. Raludea as gasoline September 13, 1922. half --erased from bar wrongs and pointed of The governor aaid he had received a f gut her frequent attempts to commit eul- -. containing 1200 names asking him ride, in an effort to ahow aha waa tr petition to take euch action. He said th petition (Oeattaaed tea gas Oae.) rations) Immediately before and after contained, among others, th name the broker, waa shot. And killed in hi Congressman Guy 11. Hardy ef Coloradoof own office, , Explaining his action. Governor Sweet would announce It In th fac et hostile Assistant District Attorney Brothers Beasley waa "only a boy" and "had public opinion In Germany. referred to Mrs. Saludea a a jealous said never had the proper nhante In life beIt was officially reiterated today that woman and declared that love turned cause of hi envli pnment. to hate was the motive for the killing the French have no imperialistic IntenMe belittled the plea of temporary lo- Mall Clerks Fined. tion, such aa annexing th Ruhr. It an nil y, t waa pointed out that tha Germans have COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa, March The case la expected to be given to th e x of Twenty-thremall clerka money for carrying on the Ruhr resist-ant- e thirty-siJury tomorrow morning. and buying coal In England and arrested last fall In connection with mall thefts at the Union Pacific transfer mall raw materials in other countries, but Progress of Kukiux Cases. none for reparations. terminal here, were today fined 11000 and It waa admitted March BASTROP, ., (By the Ad costs each, had arisen for the by Federal Judge Wade, who that difficulties octal ed Prees) Vo remitted half of tha fine of each man and French and Belgians owing to tha attiSeared today et the tude of the workmen who wer willing each of them alx months for paypariah grand' jury and told gava to mine coal, but not load it on th a of operation of masked men tn the par- ment of th balance. Home of the deiah which, last August, remitted In the fendants' were not accused of actually cars. For this reason the coal hauled of the Ruhr during February, It la out with to nd falling report thefts of Watt Daniel stealing, but 60,000 of which they were alleged to have had estimated, oftly approximated and T, F. Richard. tons. Tha witnesses summoned today In- knowledga. cluded Alonso Braddock and his wife, W. C. Andrews, R. U Dade, mayor of Oder Fail to Find Suspect. SALT LAKER IN NEW YORK, Rouge, and Addle May Hamilton and her BAN BERNARDINO. Cal. March 3 Special to The Tribsse. mother. A NEW YORK. March 3. Woodstock, C. entering an adobe house at ColTha HamIHona did not reach Bastrop tonposse today, where they believed Jose Men- - W. Wells i Pattie Filled. mmo Supreme Shoes Service Value. 118 MAIN STREET; ' 9r |