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Show WEATHER fs 4 Probably light tonight and tomorrow. now Hlghaat Lowest Sunaot Sunriao ... .... That Bothersome Want of Yours . tf Tell it to the bif family readers ' Sunday. Telegram They will help you with it "Telegram Readers Respond." Call the Ad Takers before 8 85 SI ....5:07 ....7:22 oclock tonight VOL. XX., NO. 294. SALT LAKE' CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1921 , PRICE FIVE CENTS M1(7J im 'O' Juui K i a K Jewelry StoremfmRobbed of Gems $100,000 in Value ' m a a m a a a a Murderer, Fearing Poison, Goes on FastS MM. Isle ofExile forF ormer Big Five Naval Men . Likely to Agree on Value of Submarines Like That of Napoleon Armed Men Overpower Blinding Snowstorm Ob and Bind cures Vehicle From View, Early Arrival, .. Gag Him, and Then Pro- Madeira Is Beautiful, Well Present Indications of Show No Serious Proposal to Engineer, Resulting in Populated and in Strikceed to Help Themselves Abolish Subsea Fatal Crash. Use German Contrast Deserted to Where Boats; ing Spot Efforts to Tempt Appetite of . Condemned French Emperor Died ST. PAUL, Minn., Nor. 1. Throa Striker . Futile; Hunger CHICAGO, Nov.19 (By Aa robber, who entered the Gittleson Jewsociated 18 (By 19 Nov. Made!raNov. As th FUNCHAL, WASHINGTON, Press). Nine persona (By Phyiicians Report Condi elry company atore aotne time during the Associated Press). Former Emsoclated Press). Submarines are were killed tha night, overpowered Harry and today when a Santa tion of Prisoner Serious peror Charles of to figure largely Jn deliberations DOGS Of Zita, arrived here this mornBONES Fe manager, upon nta arrival ahortly his wife, flier struck a funeral motoron of cruiser . - Wels-ma- n, before R a. m. today, forcing him to open the aafe door and ahut off Jhe burglar alarm, and escaped with jewels valued at 1100.000, according to the - v -. police. Weleman told the police that tha , men, who .were armed, overpowered him and left him bound and gagged in the basement. He said he heard them leave the store about ten minutes after he had been trussed up in the basement Later he succeeded in llberaUng himself, but found that aU telephones "In the store had been disconnected and It was necessary for him to go to an adjoining store to notify the police The jewelry store la in the heart of "the business section. Austria-Hungar- y board the British battle ing Cardiff to begin their life of exile recently decreed by the Hungarian national assembly. MUHBUHl -T- O DM MI5 James Nlckolopoulos, held In the county jail for the killing of ha refused to eat for nine days. Nlckolopoulos Bag told his jailers he fears that some of th friends of Karras are planning to poison him and that he will not touch food until he Is given his liberty. Specially prepared foods and fruits have failed to arouse any Interest when put In the prisoner's Dan-Karra- Banishment of , trouble making former monarcha to island of tha sea far from their, one time dominion Is an uncommon'procedure, but precedent for the plight of former Empewho ror Charlea of Austria-Hungar18 Nov. WASHINGTON, has been exiled to Madeira, is found (United Press.) Secretary of In the hiatorlo case of Napoleon I Labor Davis received a letter cell. from a man in California today, who passed six years on St. Helena, County physician have .made exwho wanted hi wife deported, In the south Atlantic, 700 miles from aminations daily since Nlckolopoulos of read the the which," granting more than the nearest land, a prisoner, began his hunger strike and the anappeal, "would bo deeply and a century ago. gratefully appreciated by mo." nouncement was made today that the St. Helena Is not only much smaller Dacommented Ingenious than Madeira, but, compared to the mans condition Ja serious. - Sheriff C. out of little lino. but a my vis, latter,- Is as "a devil's Island to paraFrank Emery and County Attorney is of not a The labor department deFive-sixtdise. of Its area la Arthur E. Moreton immediately issued divorce court." void of vegetation and, aside from an to the physicians to feed Instructions rele'The secretary thereupon army garrison, there are no big towns him forcibly untu Monday, when he gated the request to his already or other evidences of Ilfs. large pile of curious momenta . WHV be. tabes beforstho sanity eow- -j Madeira, five timer the site of St mission for an examination. of official life. Helena, Is an ocean garden spot FunDuring Nlckolopoulos refusal to eat chal, lts chief city, has a population he hae moped In his cell and has reof mors than 20,000, and the Island, fused to talk or take any Interest in one of a group of four owned by Porthings going on about him, according tugal, has an abundance of fruits, to his jailers They have carried platgrains and sugar. Oxen are mainly ters of food to the cell, left It on a table used for agriculture instead of draft and have gone out of sight, only to rehorses, and other farming methods are turn an hour or ao later to find It unprimitive. Less than 2 per cent of touched. the people can read and write. Nlckolopoulos wa arrested NovemThe Portuguese military garrison is ber 8 and has been In jail since. He very small and Charles, Zita and thslr shot and killed Dan Karras on th six small children. If the allied powers freedom exsteps of the Nlckolopoulos home and permitan may have everyocean and Glum Downcast, Formerly that he thought Karras was stated voyage. cept unchaperoned going to kill him. Napoleon was guarded day and night Comedian Changes Demeanor by soldiers as Jury Prepares to ON TRADE ROUTES. Hear Evidence Madeira, the Portuguese word for , forest is directly In the Atlantic a coean trado routes. St Helena, British naval coaling station often SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. Nov. 19 doesn't see a ship for days. Madeira Press). Having smiled hi (UnltJ Is a port of call, and thus Is kept in way to fame and fortune, there were dally touch with the outside world. The Island, 400 miles west of Mo- Indications today that Boscoe It rocco. has a temperate climate. would try smiling his way to miles Is twplve miles wide, thirty-fiv- e freedom. In Three and shape. elliptical long Since evidence was started' In his other Islands nearby complete the Madeira group. .They are Porto Santos, trial f r manslaughter In connection which with Madeira have a populawith the death of Virginia Rapps, a tion of 170,000, and the Desertas anil marked change in his demeanor has volof two islands smaller Selvagens, canic origin. The latter are unin- been noticed by courtroom observers at habited rocky formations jutting out intervals. Battleship West Virginia, the sea. and Once he has Launched Today, Named heartily laughed After the collapse of the central powers In 1811 Charles and Zita several times he has turned on the jury in U. S. Proposal sought refuge in Swltserland, where the boyish, innocent smile, which forfor three years they lived with their merly showed to such' good advanchildren. Last March the former em- tage on the screen wreathed In a NEWPORT NEWS, Va. Nov. 18 peror attempted a coup d'etat by cross- ruined custard pie. West Virginia, newSuperdreadnought ing the Swiss border and reaching sat Until hat always Fatty est addition to the American navy and the town of Stelnamanger, Hungary, In court recently downcast. and glum scheduled to grace the scrap pile withwhere, wltu prominent monarchists, he A session of the trial will be held in a few months under the reduction planned to enter Budapest. The plot this morning and a vote of the jury program, was successfully launched tofailed and Charles returned to Swltsbe taken on whether night will the at of the Newport News 22 plant erland. Again, on October last, will be held.- -' The Jury has been day Shipbuilding word of honor given to ordered checked company. despite-h- is tho up throughout Miss Alice Mann of Bramwell. W. Va the Swiss authorities that h.e would trial and will be housed a hotel. at christened as the she from no glided the ship further escapades, attempt Grace Halstead, a nurse, and the ways. farmer monarc a and Ills wife dur- Dr.Miss who Arthur Beardelee, physician, flew were ing the dispute over Burgpnland, among the first to attend VirWASHINGTON, Nov 19 Launched In an airplane from Lucerne to Oeden-bur- g Ra fpe after she was taken In a aa one of the greatest battleships ever ginia and ultimately reached Raab, supposedly from Ar condltloa dying designed by the A merlean navy. oniy, Hungaryrwhera Charles wns recetved buckle's hotel room, to be scrapped within a few months,' probably of an army party royalists. by ' appeared to be the fate of the In a sanguinary effort to enter Bu- testify today. West Virginia today when dapest the Carllsta were defeated. The she allpped from the way of the Newfr rmer emperor and empress were port New Shipbuilding and Drqdock raptured and finally, at the behest company. of the little entente, placed aboard a The American naval reduction plan British monitor in the Danube. On aa presented to the armament conNovember 8 the pair sailed ference provides for the scrapping of for their future home In the the West Virginia. On November 4 the former The West Virginia la one of the same emperor, who had persistently refused class and power as th Maryland, soon to renounce his hereditary rights, to be commissioned. Somewhere among was dethroned, and tbs Hapeburg dyHAMBURG, Nov. 19. Former Lieugovernment stores are eight sixteen-inc- h nasty was ousted from Hungary by to fit her a law passed by thp Hungarian na- tenant Commander Johann Boldt who, four rifles, made especially gun pits. She would be able when tional assembly. with Lleutenatn Dlttmar, was con- completed to speed almost twenty-thre- e NO LES8 BITTER. victed of manslaughter for firing on knots an hour; she is built so as the Canadian of lifeboats the hospital was to in banishment Mil be almost invulnerable to torpedo Napoleon's no less bitter. The former Empress ship Llandovery Castle, after the ves- attacks; she carrie a hulk of the had been torpedoed in tha sum- hardest armor ever rolled, so thick Josephine had died and his living con- sel sort. Marie Louise, with her son, the mer of 1911, has escaped from prison that a man might walk on Its upper little Prince of Rome, bad gone from here. edge where it protrudes beyond the t, Fontainobleu to Vienna following the skin of the ship well above the waterlabdication. the Meanwhile, ine. No device that American genius emperor's or war experience haa combined allied powers had ceded to Napoleon GERMAN INDUSTRIAL to the Island of Elba. In the Mediterraproduce has been omitted from the CALLED TO MAGNATE nean, and there, as a sovereign." he ship's fighting equipment West Virginia' keel was laid might have passpd the rest of his life LONDON BY PREMIER in The Eleven in peace and tranquillity. April, 1920. Aa launched she measures 624 feet from steam to stem and months of retirement, however, sufis ninety-seve- n ficed to spur hlna-t- o escape and new feet wide in beam. In BERLIN, Nov. 18 (By the Associated additionadventures. ttruie eight sixteen-inc- h riGerman InHuaho Press). Stlnnes, He had been brought to Elba aboard dustrial magnate, left here for Lon- fles, ahe would when completed carry on a Dauntless the British warship secondary battery of fourteen five-inc- h don last night at the invitation of April 20, with royal dignity and con- Prime Minister Lloyd George, accordrifles, four tbree-lnc- h antiaircraft sideration. On the night of Febru- ing to an announcement today by the guna and two twenty-o- n subary 24, MlR, with 1000 followers, he Lokal Angxler. Presumably, says the merged torpedo tubes. Designs called sttpped out of Porto Ferrajo, and then announcement Herr Stlnnes visit to for an electric drive of 2t 00 horsebegan the famous one hundred days the .English capital Is In connection power, furnished by oil burners - and turbines. . with German reparations (Continued on page 2.) y, hs Wounded Watchman KilU One Bandit N ' MONTPELIER. Ind., Nov. II. Although wounded, Jerry Engle, night watchman, shot and killed an Unidentified bandit who was a member of a gang attempting to rob tha Two postoffice here early 'today. other men fled in an automobile following the shooting. Engle was attracted to the post-offiby an explosion. As he approached the building a man on the outside began firing. The bandits first bullet struck Engle In the stomach. As ha fell he returned the fire and several bullets struck the robber, killing him Instantly. ce -- Armored Motor Ends Thrilling Belfast Battle BELFAST, Nov. II (By United Press). Fifteen gunmen fought a thrilling battle in the darkened streets of Belfast early today. It was the third shooting affray of the week. An armored car swooped down on the area where the fight was In progress and scattered the contending parties . after one man had been wounded. BELFAST. Nov. 11 (By the Associated Press). Both houses of the Ulster parliament have been called to meet November 28. When parliament adjourned, October 4 until December It, It was announced by Sir James Craig, the premier, that arrangements had been made to summon It to meet at an earlier date in case of emergency. The Ulster cabinet will report on the Irish negotiations. ArbuckleDisplays Film Smile in Courtroom P Ar-buc- sea-efo- na and-Drydo- I BUCKSKIN MITTEN LOOKS UKE DEER ; WEARER MAY UVE MILWAUKEE, - Wls., Nov. 18. William Kahn, caretaker of Koemer Spider lake resort at Manltowash, WIs., was seriously wounded by another hunter who mistook a buckskin mitten ho was wearing for a deer, here. Two according to reports charges of buckshot were fired into Kahn's body. He may recover, mm' " FOCH TO REACH SAN FRANCISCO ON DECEMBER Nov. 1. 4 SAN FRANCISCO. shal Foch will arrive in San Francisco from Portland December 4 on his tour of the United States, the Southern Pacific announces. General Dias, the company also announced, will arrive here In his car from the East November private 24. He will travel by way of Ogden. Mar- -This Youngster Wa Not Properly Labeled JOPLIN, Mo, Nov. 18. R. A. Haef-Un- s, 21, lost when Infants were mixed at a childrens home In St. Louts twenty years ago, has been reunited with hi mother, Mrs. Lucy Simpson. car-ita- ttt JSED1S1KIL MCE naval expert , al ' - of th It big five la regarded group as vir- tually certain, however, that the ex pert will find themselves in agree-imethat submersible have' a very definite place In naval warfare, and 'that no serious proposal to abolish underwater craft will be advanced. There may be some effort to limit the slse of future submarines. But the limit agreed upon will not, unlegs all signs fail prevent th use of submarines as fleet elements for operations on th high seas. Many criticisms have been applied to submarine by British spokesmen here, but have com largely from laymen and not from naval experts Investigation does not dlaclba that there is a difference of view between American and British naval officers as to the Important Influence t fleet operations underwater craft exercise. It la th use mad by Germany of her submarines that la t be repudiated by civilised thought, not the weapon Itself, th expert assert. It has been argued her that German employment of their did not realize the full possibilities of the craft. Th overwhelming desire of the German admiralty to conserve th strength of thie one naval weapon that could challenge British ' control of the seas led to what American officers believe was a policy of avoiding battle except where all odd were In favor of the submarine, whereas a bolder employment of th might have brought different resulta nt VERSAILLES, Nev. 19 Two propdoye which had been the r, erty of MademeieelJe Marehan-dieallaet the eleventh and leged victim of Henri Landna, tha Bluebeard ef Cembalo," figured in the teetimony in the eontinuatien ef Landru'e trial The for murder here today bones of tho two dogs, which been tho prosecutor said had presented to Mademoiselle Merchandise by a Mrs. Moore, an American resident ef Pari, wars court. : . . v -jreducsdJn Ths stats ahargsd that thaaa dog were killed by Landru at Gambala at tha tima of hia alleged murder ef their mi it rase.. I WidespreadBooze Plot Exposed In Chicago Japanese Xttitude $50,000 Furnishes Question f Plan Involved Bribes of to Officials; Federal Agents Seize Liquor Permits for 87,000 Gallons CHICAGO, Nov. 19. A liquor plot Involved proposed bribes of $50,000 to public officials, a suitcase full of liquor permits for 87.000 gallons of whiaky, worth over $2,000,000 at the retail prices charged by drug stores, and which linked th names of prominent men of New Tork and Chicago with the bootlegging trade, has been uncovered here, federal agents announced today. Wtlh the selsur of the permits, two men giving their names aa William McCauley and Nathan Epstein, alleged agents of th men Involved In the plot, were arrested, which ral AREDO, Tex, Nov. 19. Captain Will Wright, four Texas rangers and two custom Inspectors from Rio Grande City chased a band of smugglers from that place to Bruni, Welb county, overtaking them east of Laredo. - In about forty-mil- es the fight that ensued several of the smugglers were wounded. la MAKE ATONEMENT PILGRIMAGE TO SAINTS SHRINE super-dreadnoug- ht Man Who Fired Upon Hospital Boats Escapes now in progress. in MEXICO CITY, Nov. 19 Thousands visited the shrine of Mexico's patron saint, the Virgin of Guadalupe, here yesterday on a pilgrimage of atonement for the sacrilege committed last Monday when a bomb was exploded In the cathedral at Guadalupe. Soldiers armed with rifles were stationed on th roof of th cathedral and an entire Infantry battalion was under arms In an adjacent plaza aa the roada a warned with pilgrims and spectators. ' Burleson Will Get a Chuckle Out oFThU Nov. 19. It took a letter years to reach Jonaa Madsen telling him he waa elected police magistrate. Th letter waa mailed on May II, 1697, and reached him today. CHICAGO. twenty-fiv- e Loses False Teeth in Pit Excitement CHICAGO. Nov. 19. In th excitement of a wild day In the Chicago board of trade's pit. a trader lost hi false teeth. They dropped into a fel low traders hand. The owner bai failed to oall for them. WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 (By the Associated Preaa). The precla attitude of Japan la becoming more and more tha big Interrogation point of the arms conference. When the delegates of the nine nations assembled again today to talk about the Far East, It was Japan to whom they looked for th hint that would reveal just what trend la to be taken by the negotiations as they af, fect China. In th same way, and perhaps with an Interest even more Intense, the naval experts of the powers are pondering Japan's request for an Increase in her proportionate naval strength, and would were wondering whether ah raise a direct Issue with the United States by proposing material changes In the ratio fixed In the American plan. Interchanges with Tokio during the two-da- y recess of committee sessions were said to have provided the Japanese delegation with comprehensive Information as to tha attitude of their government, but there was no authoritative prediction of how far that attitude would be revealed at the present stage of the Far Eastern negotiations. Some of the Japanese delegates seemed to feel it would be better to develop their policy point by point All the other national groups were ready to make a general declaration of their opinions, but among them there was apparent a feeling that since China had presented a detailed bill of to belonged rights," ths next-worJapan because she was the nation most Interested. The naval question remained meantime outside the realm of actual negotiation with the experts of the five powers working independently to develop their national viewpoints. But it was a live subject In the minds of delegates and technical advisers, all of whom attached great Importance to the announcement that th United States would stand determinedly against alteration of tha basio ratio of her plan. d- car on a crossing between Sum- -' mit and Lyons, suburbs. JohnEl Pettoske, thT undertaker in charge and three men, two women and .two children were killed. Four men, three boys and one woman, all terribly mangled, have not been identified. , , Not even the license plate could be found in the wreckage to identify the car. The largest piece of the wrecked automobile 1 measured no more than four feet long. The" train was saidsto be running at a high rate of speed. "While rerailroad pfficial ported but seven dead, witnesses of the accident said they counted the bodies of eleven victims along the- - tracks. They said five men, and a boy and girl, supposed to be about 8 years old, were among ' the victims. ' , Dr. S. S. Fuller of Riverside, who was driving along the road nearby, assisted in removing several injured persons to the La Grange hospital. ANOTHER ACCOUNT. CHICAGO, Nov. 19 (United Press). Every person In the vehicle was killed at Summit, a Chicago suburb 111., today when an automobile in a funeral procession wss struck by No. 4, the California Limited, on the Santa Fe. The flier plowed through th automobile, scattering wreckage and bit of bodies down Jhe track for 16 yards Every person in the automobile was killed. A heavy snowfall and storm obscured the track to the chauffeur. The carrying th body of hear, Emily Zlenanln, had Just carrying a party of mourners waa when th squarely across the rail train struck. The first bodies brought to th morgue were John Tetkaske, a brother of a Chicago alderman, and Stanley Chyblckl. Thirteen persona were In the automobile, which was a large funeral car. The othe- - three were serious Injured. The train wa going approximately an hour when It crashed into the automobile. cleared the track and the automobile le - Three Killed In Cyclone - POLAR BLUFF. Mo., 'Nov. 19 (United Press). Three persons were killed early today when a cyclone struck their farm home five miles east cf here. Mrs. George Chaffin, 40; her son Case, 18, and daughter Mollle, 12, were Thsvtctlms BARRIERS 'J'Q PROGRESS NO. 20i for (hipping turNew Orleans, La., tha pentine fr. m - Most Papers Th Indorse Action Nov, 19 Suspension of all naval construction by Great Britain, including work on the four capital type, and the hips of the super-Hoquestions arising as a result of this action by the admiralty were the ehlef topics for todays newspapers. Two or three of the principal newspapers refrain from comment, but the majority of th other heartily indorse the gov ... ernment's decision. Th Dally Telegraph says that the suspension of work involve great sacrifice and a grievous blow to the firms holding the contracts and to their thousands of workmen, a well as, a disappointment to many naval men. acBut the navy la in wholehearted cord with the American proposals for limitation of naval armaments, which w have accepted In principle," the (Continued on page 2.) LONDON, od 1 freight rat main distributing center, to Pacific coast points ia par hundredweight and to Utah points 82.0214 per hundredweight. Tha carriers, in a petition te tho interstate commerce commission, upon which hearing began In Chioago this week, propose t redueo the rat te Pacsfie coast points to fl.75 par hundredweight, while that to Utah point will remain $2.02. If the commiasion grants thhejobbers will d earebie te purchase a 881 load ef turpentine cheaper than will This th have Utah jobbers. effect of restricting th trad field ef Utah jobber more than 120,000 square miles, seconding to figure furnished Traffic Service Bureau ef by th Utah, representing the transportation committee of tho Commercial club. ' "Utah MusThskL i2-25- patitien,-Pacifie-eo- ast 30,000-poun- , i t |