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IISIIII VEREEI Early Morning Passengers are Plowed to Death aa Train Walta Signal to Proceed . on Way IIIPUI Succees Late Senator Lodge on Sen- Important Commitee; ator Johnson Is Also t Live. P0NV Elevated CART AND A- AMD Washington, Senator Borah of Idaho is now chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, succeeda train from Sacramento crashed into ing the late Senator Lodge. At the same time two new memthe rear of a crowded electric train bound from Twelfth street, Oakland, bers were named on the committee to San Francisco with early morning McLean of Connecticut and Edge of commuters. The cause of the acci- New Jersey. Senator Borah was one of the dent has not been determined. Five in the league of naof the injured are believed to be dytions fight; has opposed American ading. One of the dead was identified as herence to the world court unices tne BUDGET MESSAGE C. C. OLoughlin, 45 second street, tribunal is dissociated from the San Francisco. league of nations, and is an ardent Another of the dead was identified opponent of the state departments E of the Rusas Fred J. Gibson, 65, a marine en- policy of gineer, living on Goat island in San sian soviet government. Francisco bay. He died in the OakIn order to succeed to the foreign CONGRESS MEETS AND ACTS land emergency hospital. relations chairmanship. Senator BorON BUDGET AS PRESENTED minThe accident happened a few ah was obliged to relinquish the three-car BY PRESIDENT utes after 8 oclock. The chairmanship of the senate education Key system train included what is and labor committee. Senator Phipps known as the Broadway Special and of Colorado succeeded him as chairthe Twelfth street local. These cars man of that committee. Chief Executive Pleads For Slashes were crowded with commuters bound in Campaign to Keep Down was Senator Johnson of California, for San Francisco. The train had named to succeed the late Senator Cost of Running Government stopped on a block signal about mid- Colt, as chairman of the immigration Oakland pier. committee. In accepting that place, way on the three-mil- e It had hardly paused when the Sac Senator Johnson retired from memramento Short Line train, empty ex bership on the military committee and Washington, President Coolidge, cept for the trainmen, crashed ful was succeeded by Senator Willis of in his annual budget message, laid speed into the rear of the commuters Ohio as chairman of the insular before congress forecast $373,743,714 train. treasury surplus at the end of the The Short Line train, containing a Senator Cummins of Iowa, became next fiscal year and urged a program single car, had been runniing a few chairman of the judiciary committee of drastic governmental economy to hundred yards behind thf Key Route to fill the vacancy caused by the permit another cut-ifederal taxes. train. It telescoped the rear Key death of Senator Brandegee. "1 am for economy," the president Route car for about half its length. Assignments given 'to the three new declared. "If we continue the camThe front end of the Short Line car Republican senators were: paign for economy we will pave the was demolished. Its conductor and Butler, Massachusetts, judiciary na- way for further reduction in taxes." motorman had not been accounted for val and patents. Mr. Coolidge, however, proposed several hours after the collision. Means, Colorado, immigration judi- that consideration of further tax reThe Key Route train had the type ciary, mines and mining and claims. duction legislation be deferred until known as "side door cars," or those Metcalf, Rhode Island, education the effect of the present revenue law without front or rear exits. Hence and labor, naval, patents and library. has become more apparent. it was necessary to break a way with The committee changes were apof The budget governmental exaxes to rescue the passengers. The proved by the Republican conference fiscal year ending for the penditures regular exits had been closed for the on recommendation of the committee June 30, 1926, transmitted by the trip across the pier. on committees. president, totaled $3,267,551,378, a deSome victims were flung bodily This was the first party gathering crease of $266,532,430 bepw estimates from the train and were found lying since Senators Ia Follette of Wiscon- of the current fiscal year. Receipts on the ground of the fill beside the sin, Ladd and Frazier of North Dako- were an estimated at $3,641,295,092, in hopetrack. Others were pinned and Brookhard, of Iowa, were ex- increase of $39,326,795, which, with ta, lessly until the rescuers reached them. cluded from party councils. Their the $67,884,489 surplus estimated at None of the cars of the Twelfth names had been eliminated from the the end of current fiscal year, the street train was derailed. Soon after conference tally list, but they retain would the bring unusually large surthe accident the two front cars were their present committee assignments. plus foreseen by Mr. Coolidge ninedetached from the rear car that was Other senators absent from the con- teen months hence. telescoped and were started for the ference included Norris, of Nebraska, "For those things which we are mole. The motorman fainted soon af- and Borah, who have assailed the acnow required to do we are fast reter the train began to move and pas- tion of the conference against the our expenditures ot a minisengers ran into the motormans room four senators and Couzens of Michi- ducing mum consistent with efficient servand stopped the train. gan. said the president. "We have ice," The motorman soon was revived Democratic vacancies on commit- before us an estimated surplus of and took the train into the mole. tees caused by the retirement of Sen- $67,000,000 for the current fiscal year Fare Saves ator Adams of Colorado were filled and $373,000,000 for the fiscal year." Big Coolidge saved follows: President as Coolidge Mr. Coolidge pointed out that the Chicago, 51198 the government approximately Banking, George of Georgia and ir- actual treasury surplus at the end just short of the annul salary of a rigation and reclamation, Ashurst ot of the last fiscal, year was $175,727,-00- 0 government clerk by his experiment Arizona. higher than treasury officials had in making his present trip in an orestimated and he advanced the hope Mail Carried at Heavy Losa dinary Pullman drawing room mstead that future surpluses might exceed A would car car. of a private special Washington, With the exception even the estimates he was presenting have cost $1599 for the round trip. of first class mail and postal sav- to congress. Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge, Secretary ings every service conducted by the "The confidence of the chief execuSlemp and one secret service man postoffice department shows a sub- tive and the congress that our revwould have traveled in it. Fares for stantial annual loss. Postmaster Gen- enues could be safely reduced has the Coolidge party totaled $405.36. eral New informed the senate as a been fully justified," said the presiThe remainder of the party does not result of a investiga- dent. "The fiscal year, when ended figure in any saving, because they al-a- tion. Fourth class mail,' parcel post, June 30, 1924, was closed with a surtravel in Pullman coaches. was .handled at a loss of .19242 cents plus of receipts over expenditures of a pound, but first class mail, letters, $55,366,000. Carload of Alcohol Taken "We have now completed five State agents etc., showed a profit ofof 25.08699 cents Des Moines, Iowa, second a class of the current fiscal year months pound. Handling have been assigned by Attorney Gen- mail is" and newspapers whiclends June 30, 1925. This afmagazines eral Ben J. Gibson to assist federal done at loss to the government of fords an index of the probable rea shipper and 5.43620 cents a pound, the report said, duction in our revenues under the agents in tracing the carload of alcohol and third class mail at a loss of a of consignee current tax law. It also affords an seized at Council Bluffs while in tran7.00465 cents a pound. index of the limits within which our sit from New Jersey to San Franexpenditures can be kept under the Message Causes Price Leap The incisco, it was learned here. New York, An enormous demand continuing policy of economy. A revestigation, it was said, might reveal for railroad shares believed to have vision of the estimate of receipts and bootthe identity of a nation-wid- e for the fiscal year endbeen inspired by President Coolidges expenditures - 30, legging ring. The alcohol seized by message June 1925, indicates today to congress brought about ing Sheriff Percy Lainson was billed as a near violent upturh in prices m that the receipts will be $3,601,968,19pf 293 cases of olive oil. Officials place the stock market, more than three and the expenditures $3,534,038,808. ts value at rumrunners prices at score "This forcasts a surplus of receipts issues being lifted to new the current fisover $116,200. peak prices for the year on total cal expenditures for This estiyear of $67,884,489. sales that again ran close to the Epidemic Takes Old Soldiers On the one mate is most significant. mark. Beauvoir, Miss., Five Confederate we this hand, receiving anticipate veterans, inmates of the old soldiers Quake Destroys Town revenue than less ear $400,000,000 home here, died during the last nine Batavia, Java, The native town of we had last year, due principally to days from an epidemic which has not Nangt Joloredo, in Kedri residency, the reduction in taxes. On the other been diagnosed. One other is ex- has been destroyed --n the recurrent hand, we must provide $114,000,000 pected to die from the disease, which earthquake shocks, and it is feared for the extraordinary increase in exaffects the stomachs of the patients. the death toll will reach ninety. penditures made necessary by the Koretz Sent to Prison World war adjusted compensation act. Los Angeles Gets Ball Convention ' Yet we are confident that the year was Chicago, Leo Koretz, master swinLos Angeles Hartford, Conn., dler, was sentenced to prison for from selected as the convention city for will be closed with a surplus of more one to ten years on the charge of 1925 by the National Association of than $67,000,000. Our aim should be larceny, the first of four charges to Professional Baseball leagues in ses- not only to conserve this prospective whih he pleaded guilty. surplus, but to add to it." sion here. non-recogniti- com-mittte- e. n far-reachi- ng ys Utah Holsteins Champions Chicago, Utah has three new state champion producing . Holstein cows, according to the advanced registry department of the Holstein-Friesia- n Association of America. The new state leader for both milk and butter cows for a production among full-ag- e ten months period is Idle Hour Zinnia of the state agricultural college at Logan. Her record is 16,011.5 pounds milk and 535.45 pounds butterfat equal to 666.8 pounds of butter. War Theatres New York, Tammany officials Smith-Hyla- n lieve that Mayor Hylans be- action Cairo Students Start Uprising Cairo, On hearing of the Egyptian governments acceptance of the remaining terms in the British ultimatum, 800 students of the Tewfika Training college rushed into the quadrangle here shouting: "Up!" and "Revolution!" Some made political speeches and alparanyued their comrades for two hours, after which they dispersed into groups which heatedly discussed the situation from all against the transit investigation ordered by Governor Smith will bring into the open the long threatened political fight between the governor and the mayor. It is admitted that the rupture, regarded in Tammany circles as definite, may lead to open political warfare, even to the extent of Tammany opposing Mayor Hylans renomination next year. angles. . After Crime le Committed; One Attempts - Oakland, Cal., Eight persons were killed and approximately forty injured on the Key Route system when " aflat. 1. 1. Capture is Made Within Two Hours TRADE NOW tad 8uicide Wo hove several nod Autonaobil woH Or wo wtJ (or proparty. Preferably city lota. la Wjrooainp trado 160 oeraa, fuetd. with water, (or local property. Salt Lake, A Rey Heath, manager of the Clift building and of the Heath al Eatata Dept J Realty company, was mortally woundOgden. Utadz ed, and four other prominent Salt 2201 Waah. Are. Lake business men W. J. Halloran, L. D. S. College Wesley E. King, V. A. Bettilyon and school or crriciCNcv Dr. Louis E. Arnold narrowly esAD commercial branch. Catalog free. caped with their lives, when one of O N. Mats SC BALT LAKE CITY. UTAH two bandits who had just robbed the RUB YOUR EYES? Bountiful State bank of $1500 directEyewater. lr.atThompson's ed a murderous fire at the party at DmBay ronr druggist's or hTY. Booklet. 11 OPIUM DEN GIVES bjVar.Troy Val Verda, a few miles south of Bountiful last Friday. Xmas Money Robert II. McCoy, 31, of 727 First a was arrested Nicholas Salt oeto St. Wntafoa M avenue, Lake, Qrithaas Saak. Sd let Ida Noawl short time afterward and, after con- JmL WkniaUaaioil-NaidkaslUSLNkGI 2814 Cbowoad BdJtoL siderable grilling, confessed to having Sand modal or drawls foray fired the gun that caused Mr. Heaths sniineUon. High t rofere PATENTS a aa Beat recalls. From OGDEN CHINAMEN IS GRIM death. Following his confession, he sored. Watson K. iptnee Colemaig, Booklet GUARDIAN OF LONG rUE MMtMfw.MtH.t attempted suicide by slashing his n AGO CRIME throat, but according to Dr. J. J. Solcamnn-Agrat- a a very where. Automotive he will live. device, easily Bold. Profitable, little compenow for Write exceptional propooitlon. Archie Wilcox, 30, of 255 South tition, particulars. Niagara Spec. Co., Topeka, Kane. Police Records of Years Are Combed, Fifth East street, accused by McCoy of having been his partner, was takBut Nothing Tangible Is English Village Bridges en into custody on the city creek Found to Disclose Measured for Dowries boulevard just north of the capitol Tragedy A quaint ceremony Is observed at and also confessed his part in the Roydon, In Norfolk, England, the crime. The Salt Lakers were visiting Val Philadelphia Inquirer says. About 300 years ago tlie lord of the Ogden, Was Charlie Yu the grim Verda to some real estate manor appraise or of house a charnel bequeathed the sum of 1,000, guardian just property they were interested in when from which was to bo the interest a piteous old man far gone in senile the bandits car. The voted annually to provide do wile for approached they decay ? latter evidently believed they were four brides. Under the terms of the That is one of the questions Ogden deputies in pursuit, with the result bequest the money has to be divided police are attempting to answer fol- that the shooting occurred. between the youngest, the eldest, the shortest and the tallest brides may lowing the discovery of human bones McCoy has a prison record in Ogden. Business on him cards found rled during the course of each year room womens bones in a that him as listed of the McCoy In the parish church. manager may well have been the Bluebearaa 368-37- 0 Tills entails the "measuring of the Oil Main South company at closet of some underworld killer. orlde. After the marriage ceremony on Wilcox street. Business cards repCharlie Yu, 82, made a determined him as an agent for this the bride and bridegroom proceed to resented resistance before he was finally the vestry to sign the register and the company. Is then measured by the officiatbride ejected several days ago from an upA rifle bullet penestairs room which he is said to have trated Mr. Heaths skull and he died ing minister. In order that her correct stature may be ascertained she occupied rent free for twenty years at the L. D. S. hospital. Is to remove her shoes and in a building at the rear of 253 Twenty-fWithin a few moments a posse, re- let required hair. At the end of the down her ifth street a building which a cruited from Salt Lake, Davis and the year marriage records are examgeneration back was close to the heart Weber counties, was scouring tne ined and the dowries awarded te of Ogdens tenderloin. Adjoining hills, ending in the arrest of McCoy. those qualified to receive them. On McCoy police found $260 in cur- Charlies room was' another cubicle with padlocked door, which, so far rency anl gold. This, together with as has been determined, had not been a bag of silver recovered in the abandoned automobile of the bandits, h a Combined opened for more than ren years. In both withto loot the Treatment, restored up brought his long abandoned sleeping place in about $50 of the amount stolen local and Internal, and has been successworkmen clearing the premises once from the bank. The banks funds ful In the treatment of Catarrh for over more for human habitation came upon were fully covered by insurance. forty yean. Sold by all druggists. exwhich a pile of bones, surgical The arrest of Wilcox was the sen- F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio amination has led police to believe sational climax of the man hunt. McGift Horses were those of two women lost for Coy had admitted the holdup, but The reviewer gives his best book in more than a decade everlasting denied any implication in the shootnovel which he has characterthe Wil-ox He girl to had shield ing. attempted sleep. ized as for ninnies." "pabulum A to the last. Mexican, he said, At first the workmen paid no heed The brings home to bio shopkeeper oto their grisly fird.. Along with had committed the murder, and to wife the cape which has been lying this story he stuck until he named rubbish they hauled large fragments a former Ogden crook as his partner. about for three years. Mr. Burnside passed along to his of the suposious skeletons to the city But Wilcox he continued to protect Mr. Tuttle, the cigars Mrs. credump, there, to be destroyed by until the officers made him realize bookkeeper, Burnside bought for him. last ChristOn their return they un- that the "game was up." mation. mas. covered other remnants whose idenThe press agent gives his landlady a tity,. as the architecture of human Viscount Cecil Wins Award for "Youre Another," a pass feet, had not been obliterated by the Chel-wooNew York, Viscount Cecil of long exposure. They summoned PoMrs. Suburban gives her neighbor Lord Robert Cecil, is formerly and F. lice Officers George Phillips some of the mushrooms which she R. Smurthwaite, who in turn called the winner of the $25,000 award made finds growing In her garden. Mrs. Dr. F. R. Conroy, county physician, by the Woodrow Wilson foundation Suburban is not quite certain about and an expert from a: local shoe store. "for meritorious service of a public them. - the establish-.men- t These pronounced the bones indubi- character tending Baby throws the cat a chicken bone Visof from-th- e peace" through justice. and human on which she can find no further nourunquestionably tably count Cecil was chosen unanimously ishment. feet of two women. Pussy appears strangely un100 of Norman about out nominees, Then they brought Charlie Yu from grateful. Kansas City Star. his haven in the Salvation Army H. Davis, president of the board of trustees of the foundation, said in When anything la free there Is, as house, where he found refuge when The the award. verdict a rule, a catch In It somewhere. ejected from his former home. Char- announcing Boston on November was in rendered lie, in his senile gibbering, gfeve po- 3 by the jury of awards, headed by lice to understand that he had long Dr. Charles W. Eliot, president emeriknown of the contents of the room. HeadNoisesudDeafcessI tus of Harvard university. When To their further questioning his only Frequently go together. Some people notified of the decision the viscount intelligible answer was, Long time." only emficr from Hood Noisaa. come would to with he America, said, Nothing of the tragedy precedent to Viscountess LEONARD EAR OIL Cecil, to receive the honor relieves both Deafneaa and Read the sepulchre. No clue as to the at a dinner to be given at the Hotel Noises, lost mb It bock ofths oara.ln identity of the victims or the nature As tor sort in nostrils end follow directions sixty-eighth on December the 28, of Dr. J. B, Berg aeon for Cara of of their demise. Hearing, enclosed la each packafe. anniversary of President WilIn this dilemma the investigators Leonard Ear Oil Is Cor sole everywhere have advanced three theories as to sons birth. latmrmmting dbscitfptfvw BMer oonf upon regwssf I An the possible character of those of j Midwest .Damage Heavy whom these handfuls of bones were once a part. They may have been Chicago, Interrupted telephone more opium addicts who, dying in the drug, and telegraph communication DOHT were here secreted to preclude police than 2000 broken poles in Nebraska DO .E0NARD investigation. They may have been and Iowa, and delayed trains throughTHIS. Chinese, whose bones, after inter- out the West-Centrstates, were ment, were exhumed for the long the results of the first snow and journey back to the homeland. They sleet storm of the winter, which vismay have been murder victims whose ited this section. The fury of the slayer found the room convenient to elements was abating in the sections his crime. The police do not know. where damage estimated at more than PARKERS They have little hope of unraveling $2,000,000 was done, and forecasts DALSAM HAIR at this late date, the mystery which were that the territory in the path Bsmevrs Deaerwl m HalrFhlll shrouds with oriental enigmatization of the storm would escape with m Raster Color end BaawtytoCra yosd Faded Hob the antecedents of this pile of bones. minimum of destruction, if any. 1.0 at irartsL SOS. a W Xs. Pstrttoyap.y. Wtrowr Meldrum Motor Corp U-- Business girls Earn 1 I Gal-iiga- high-power- ed Cataffh Halls2ma raeUlVftlae farce-comed- d, . XJSB :ar al -- Cfc-- ia. Cross Word Puzzle Is Success Train Commission to Resume Pittsburg, Pa., The Rev. George Washington, The presidents agriF. McElweins Sunday crossword puz- cultural commission, which recessed zle sermon was a complete success November nineteenth shortly after and he plans another for next Sunfoundation for its work the laying day. This one was for young men, on a relief policy, farm permanent next weeks will be for young woreconvene will here probably early men. The pastor hoisted a blackboard over his pulpit in the Knox- next month, it was learned in a comville Baptist church and assisted the munication here from Robert D. Carcongregation to work out a cross- ey of Wyoming, the chairman, who word puzzle which, when solved, re- said progress had been made in the vealed his text: "My son, if sinners study of questions before the entice thee, consent thou not" INDERCORNS a. atop oil st. pala, ear comfort to tho R ioolhinq And He&lirui for Skin and ScalpTroubles W. N. U Salt Lake City, No. 49-19- 21 y. |