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Show THE CUT IN AUTO TAX MONARCHISTS ARE 01 APPEARS CERT AN ACTIVE IN BAVARIA TIMES-IN- K ATTEMPT BEING MADE TO PUT WITTELSBACH MONARCHY BACK IN POWER CUTS FAVORED WILL GREATLY REDUCE PRICE TO CONSUM-ESAYS COMMITTEE Confldanta Of Former Crown Prince Rupprecht Are Reported aa Being Behind Present Move Says Newspaper Many Other Commodities Are Named In List Which la In Line For Tax Reduction; Action Is Expected Immediately I AJ 0RHIH WWOft R .... ATTEMPT -- r '' IDE OH MUSSO- LINI IS UNCOVERED BY SEannually. Nevertheless, the of reduction CRET SERVICE EMPLOYES the The Bavarian government Is reportautomobile rates appears certain. ed to have answered negatively. Secretary Mellon proposed repeal of The Frankfurter Zeitung (Demo- the taxes on automobile tire Many People Are Reported As Being cratic) enjoys an International repu- and accessories, but urgedtrucks, tation aa a very well informed Journ- of the tax on automobile retention Implicated And Police Are Expassenger al. pected To Land Guilty Ones cars. Committee members, however, In Jail Soon That the monarchists, especially of seem to favor some modification, at south Germany, have long dreamed least, of the latter tax, and automobl a return of the Wittelsbachs to the bile manufacturers have to mountain state is well pass on to the consumerspromised picturesque Rome Already aroused by the any reducknown. In this connection, the tion granted. thwarted plans to assassinate their "beer cellar putsch" of Adolph The committee has before it re- premier, the people of Rome were furHitler, German fascist chieftain, and quests for repeal of taxes which ther stirred when it became known his former friend, General Ludendorf, would yield approximately the fol- through a detailed report published la recalled. This attempt at a monamounts of revenue next year: by the usually well informed Epoca archist coup two years ago was aimed lowing that the assassination was only a deAutomobiles, tires, parts, etc, rather at a general monarchy In Gertail of a general conspiracy calling many than at seating Crown Prince Alcoholic beverages $25,000,000. not only for the death of Mussolini Rupprecht, but if it had succeeded and Admissions the overthrow of the fascist govand $33,000,000. dues, It would have meant the Hohenzol-lern- s Cameras and lenses, $700,000. ernment, but the fall of the House of restored in Prussia and the films and plates, Savoy and the setting up of an ItalPhotographic in Bavaria. $750,000. ian republic. Since that time the German monarFirearms and shells, $3,800,000. The source of the Epoca's statechists have adopted less spectacular Smokers' articles $40,000,000. ments is not made public, hut there tactics to achieve their purpose. Coin operated machines, $G00,000. is not even a hint that it came from "When they backed Field Marshall Yachts and motor boats, $350,000. government sources. Von Hindenburg for president they alMan Jongg sets, $3000. most unanimously declared they had According to the paper Roberto Art works, $600,000. abandoned any hope for an "early" Parinacci, secretary of the fascist Jewelry, $6,000,000. was the first to learn of the return of the monarchial system in party, Bowling alleys, pool and billiard existence of the the Vaterland, but it has been no seplot. He gave all the information he had to the mincret in Germany that they believed tables, $2,200,000. taxes $51,000,000. Stamp a "law and order" regime and an inister of the interior, Luigi Federzoni, Brokers, $2,000,000. who assumed personal direction of the dustrial restoration should precede In manufacturers addition, any new attempt at getting a kaiser have asked for acigar plans to detect its origin and follow reduction of the levy its on the throne. developments. on their product. The entire tobacco From the moment the minister betax yields $365,000,000 revenue annuChurchmen Sign Embezzler's Bond came aware of the plot, some time ally. Moline, 111. Wilbur E. Warr, secreThe committee will consider all of ago, he ordered that all those sustary of the Moline Tool company is these taxes, together with apportion- pected of being implicated be shadunder arrest on a charge of embezzlowed by dectectives. On Saturday, ing among them the remaining ing $14,000 from the firm. He was to be cut from the federal tax says the report, the former Unitarian arrested on his return from a Cana- burden. Socialist Deputy Zaniboni, who, the dian hunting trip. Warr waved examassert, was to have fired at the police Mellon that Secretary proposed ination and was held to the grand some premier, left Mantua in the company comof levies these which yield Jury. It is reported he said he wishsmall returns, including of three men. The automobile, driven ed to "take his medicine" immediate- paratively on art works, be abolished. The to Zaniboni himself proceeded in the that of Rome followed by another ly. At first he declined to obtain bail, admission tax was revised two years direction but later members of the Baptist to all relieve 50 car occupied by dectectives. of admissions ago church signed his bond. It was stated Zaniboni and his friends, who are and less of the levy. at Warr's residence that he was ser- cents No definite scheme for revision of not named, but who are said to have ill and Wilson P. iously Hunt, presbeen identified by the police, stopped ident of the Moline Tool company, these rates has been proposed by a few miles from Rome. They dismembers of the and committee, who initiated the prosecution, have into a thick pine grove, been intimate friends for several Chairman Green announced that they appeared would be considered on the same non- where Zaniboni practiced for a long years. partisan basis as the revisions de- time shooting at a target with a cided upon recently, including the im- specially equipped rifle. Cancellation Of War Debt Urged The practice succeeded so well, the portant income tax schedule. He Washington. Wage earners were sees little hope, however, that the re- report goes on, that the others conurged to support cancellation or modto be taken up in gratulated Zaniboni. He then drove eration of the war debts owed to the maining points framing the tax reduction bill can the car into Rome and took lodgings United States by European governbe disposed of as quickly as those In an obscure rooming house near ments, in a statement issued by Matbut he believes the St. Peter's. He remained there for already thew Woll, one of the vice presidents nroirress decided, made on far assures com- - a few days, using various disguises. of the American Federation of Labor, I of the measure before Thanks- Later it was noticed by the detecin an effort to help make sure that pletion In ample time for presentaginving. tives that an accomplice of Zani-tothe Italian negotiations now in pro- tion to the house conwhen congress had the habit of meeting Gen gress "might not follow the same way venes December 7. eral Capello, who has been arrested, as the recent French negotiations." in the charged with having a Indian Buries Child Alive; Arrested plot. The meeting usuallypart was on the Dakota To Have Special Election Pueblo, Colo. The love of a Uta Cavour bridtre. over the Tiber. Wnnro Bismarck, N. D. A special election Indian for his bride, which caused Capello always arrived in a public for United States senator will be him to baby alive cab. They usually strolled about a bury his held in North Dakota to fill the unIn the grave of its mother, believing few minutes, and, the Epoca says, it expired term in the, senate vacated that such a ceremony would bring his is General Capello handed by the death of Kdwln F. Ladd. A mate back to life, will bring Tlatt Nae oversupposed to the accomplice, who money issued by Governor proclamation, stalwart member of the Ute tribe face Sorlle ordered the special election to to face with the white man's law hera returned to Zaniboni. The last timt be held on the day set for the regular when he will stand trial in federal that General Capello met this mar. was on primary election for United States court for murder. It will be the sec eral leftTuesday, after which the genimmediately for Turin. senator, June 30, 1326. ond instance in recent weeks whero-ithe government tries an Indian for Wilson Postage Stamp Out Soon Miller Deniea Fraud Charge murder. Recently George Dixon New York. Thomas L. Miller, for- Sujynamie. a Walapai Indian, was exWashington. The new Woodrow mer alien property custodian, pleaded ecuted by the federal government in Wilson postage stamp will be of either a or not guilty when arranged on an In- Arizona for murder. denomination and Postmaster General New hopes dictment charging conspiracy to deto have 4t on sale in time for the celfraud the government and was heli Holdup Refuses Check of the late president's birthebration In $5000 bail. C'al. An to off pay Fresno, attempt in December. A day anniversary did man he a holdup by check, whrn stamp would be useful for parcel Rail Crash Cautes Death of Four not have the money demanded, was Kalamazoo Mich. Four Kalamazoo tried by D. Yezden, Fresno tailor, post mailings, while a stamp school students are dead as a result without success, the suspected holdup would be used for registered letters. of an automobile being struck by a spurning the offer of the check and The late president considered "13" his lucky number. Michigan Central train. taking to flight. d $150,-000,00- h $100,-000,0- n 13-ce- Fujl-Kow- Haynes Man Is Andrew's Aid Washington. James E. Jones, assistant commissioner under the Roy A. Haynes organization has been director of prohibition by Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews superceding his former boss. Haynes, who has held that post, become "leader of the field work." He still retains the title and salary of prohibition commissioner. Jones advanced to the ranking post of the service. News Notes a to 10 VET ROSPITAL IS LR PREMIER Japanese Cannot Sell Stock San Francisco, Cal. Japanese In California cannot, as a corporation, issue and sell mock, State Attorney General U. S. Webb ruled in declaring of Los against the firm of had asked Angeles. The company permission of the state corporation commissioner to sell stock for the leasing and renovation of a building to be used as a theatre. Webb cited the treaty of 1911 between the United States and Japan aa the grounds for bis ruling. TTmTT Our Pet Peeve Washington. Repeal of the autoBerlin. Monarchists efforts in Bavaria were revealed by the Frankfur- mobile taxes. Involving an estimated ter Zeitung on the seventh anniver- loss of $150,000,000 revenue next year sary of the revolution which marked which will be among the problems the house ways and the inception of a republic in Ger- confronting means committee when it takes up many. The paper declared it had learned consideration of excise rates, appears from excellent sources that General to have been made impossible by the slashes the committee has approved Moehl and Baron von Soden, confidants of former Crown Prince Rup- in other sections of the new revenue precht of Bavaria, had been sounding bill it is drafUng. Only $100,000,000 of the prospective $300,000,000 treasout the Bavarian state government's atitude toward a possible "putsch" ury surplus available for tax reduc(coup) to put the Witelsbach line in tion Is left for the committee to apportion in revsion of the excise power in the southern state. LIFE OF The general and the nobleman were schedules. If all requests before the aid to have pointed out that unless committee for repeal of the various the dynasty were restored now, the excise levies were granted , these chances for a successful ascension of changes alone would reduce the government's revenue by more than PLOT TO ASSASSINATE the throne would fade permanently. $300,000,000 Dragged By Train, Survlvea Dragged head Spokane, Wash. downward in cinders by a freight train for a hundred yards, his foot caught in triiRS rods. M. J. Towey lives to tell the tale of a modern miracle, Towey is a Great Northern railto road brakemnn and attempted "hop" a train to ride to his work. Ills foot became wedged In the rods when he lost his hold on the ladder and fell over backwards. Trainmen heard his yells and stopped the train .. WS. INKrMl. It's URGED By UTAHN I Privilege Live in Utah DATE FOR DECISION IS NOT SET BUT MATTER IS EXPECTED TO COME UP SOON Delta Joseph F. Anderson, princi- pal of the Filmore high school, has been granted a leave of absence for the remainder of the present school year in order that he might participate O. Leatherwood in the research work in the southE. Congressman west which is being conducted under Shows Benefits To Be Derived If direction of the government by the Hospital Is Located At Fort National Geographic society. Douglas In Salt Lake City Gunnison. The first payment by the Gunnison Sugar company to the for this season was beet Washington. An extended argu- made growers It was the largest recently. ment in favor of establishing a genever held in Gunnison val payment on Fort the eral vetreans hospital ley, as more than $25,000 was dis Douglas military reservation in Salt tributed. This payment and the payLake City was made before the hos- ment for October deliveries will expitalization board of the veterans' bu- ceed the entire payments for last reau by Congressman E. O. Leather-woo- year. The board later, after conSalt Lake City. The school popusidering the arguments of Senator lation in Salt Lake is 32,401, or 298 Smoot and Mr. Leatherwood, called more than in 1924, according to the on General Frank T. Hines, director annual census report compiled by of the bureau, to report further as George King, clerk of the board of to certain facts Involved, and the ex- education. The first and the fourth pectation is that the board will reach are the precincts which show a gain. at its next meeting, The taking of school census was beCHARGES DROPPED a final decision the date of which has not been fixed. gun six weeks ago. Ogden. Police are exerting every Representative Leatherwood told the board that two prime questions effort to obtain information leading SEEKS TO were involved in the Salt Lake City to the apprehension of the person who MONTANA SENATOR proposal: First, would a general hos- brutally murdered Mrs. Hans C. JenHAVE FRAUD CHARGES PENDING DISMISSED pital at that point be of benefit to sen, 43 years of age, beauty parlor the men, and, second, is operator, whose mutilated body, a a hospital at Salt Lake City neces- terribly gruesome spectacle, was sary? That such a hospital would be found among the brush near the inCourts Of District of Columbia Laci beneficial to the soldiers, he said, was tersection of Quincy and Sullivan Jurisdiction Says Defense; Sevamply demonstrated by the brief filed avenues. ConAre eral Westerners by the Salt Lake Chamber of ComOgden. George E. Browning was cerned In Case merce. Whether or not the hospital elected mayor of Ogden by a substanis a necessity, he undertook to prove tial majority over former Mayor by the brief and other facts. He said Frank Francis. Harmon W. Peery Washington. Senator Burton K. the board should consider not only was elected commis Wheeler, Democrat, Montana, prose- the present situation, but the de sioner, defeating Arthur F. Larson, incutor in the senate Daugherty inves- mands of the future. The 112,336 ex cumbent, and Mrs. Mary E. Farley service men now living in the terri was reelected city auditor, winning tigation, asked the District of Columbia supreme court to dismiss Indict- tory tributary to Salt Lake City are over Stanley Robbins. those to be figured on. Gas bombs are to ments charging him with conspiracy Salt Salt Lake City, he said, is not only be usedLake City in the to defraud the federal government In capture of by police centrally located as to Utah, Wyo connection with oil prospecting per- ming, Montana, Idaho, Nevada and those criminals trying to evade ara mits in his home state. western Colorado, but is reached by rest by barricading themselves in Two principal grounds for the mo- trunk line railroads from all these house or room, it was announced by Chief of Police Joseph E. Burbidge. tion were advanced: states, and on these railroads through A number of hand grenThat the senator was acquitted by cars on through trains are run daily ades have been obtained from Fort to so Lake veterans Salt that City, a jury in the federal courts In MonDouglas and are to be kept in a con tana on a charge based on identical may go through without change. at police headquarters venient Considering this territory as a where place be obtained at any allegation of facts and that the Dis- whole, he said no other may they has such trict of Columbia courts have no jur- train connections, and city none other time a fugative endeavors to barriisdiction over the offense charged or can be generally reached without the cade himself and fight off arrest. Salt Lake City. The last Utah sought to be charged. necessity of changing cars. This adThe plea of former acquittal and ths vantage alone, he said, was of great State Fair entailed disbursements of demurrer alleging lack of Jurisdiction Importance, insuring quick and easy $70,288.55, according to a report presented to the executive committetejof, probably will be argued the lattei transportation, an item of vast importthe directorate by E. S. Holmes, man men to ance treatof this with needing hospital Senatoi part month, Thomas J. Walsh, Mr. Wheeler's col ment. This argument appealed to the ager, and Miss Martha Gibbs, secre tary. Revenues from the fair proper league, and Charles A. Douglas ap board. In all the states, save Idaho, he were $55,4!)2.5S, or $14,795.97 less than pearing for the Montana senator, and There are still a men the expenditures. KoDert F. Stewart and William A. said, now reside 86,413 Leahy appearing for the department who could be transported cheaply and few outstanding accounts which are of Justice. quickly to a hospital at Salt Lake about offset, it is believed, by outShould the courts sustain the plea City. Southeast Idaho, he pointed standing claims. out is also more accessible to Salt of former acquittal or the demurrer, Salt Lake City. That girls employ the case would be ended so far as the Lake City than to Boise, and the ed in the industries in Salt Lake may present Indictment against Senator soldier population of southeast Idaho, have a place where they can meet and Wheeler is concerned, and the prose- added to that of the other states, discuss problems vital to them and men who also find recreation, fun and classes cution here probably would not be re- gives 98,413 could reach Salt Lake City more read- of all kinds, the Arda club has been newed. Should the court overrule the de- ily than any other general hospital organized and will hold weekly meetmurrer and the plea, however. Sen- in their teritory. That, he thought, ings at 8:30 o'clock at the Young Wo club association ator Wheeler still could avail him- was a most important consideration, men's Christian self of a plea in abatement charging for convenience of location means romos. much to disabled men. irregularities in obtaining the indictPa'yson. Through the efforts of the Reviewing the chamber of commerce Payson Fish and Game Protective asments in the District of Columbia. If this should be denied, the case then estimates on saving, to, that would sociation 24,000 rainbow trout have follow establishment of a hospital in would come to trial on its merits. Creek and Payson Salt Lake City, Mr. Leatherwood said been added towhich The plea of former acquittal set he is the Lake, property Sprink considered those figures conservaforth in detail the counts of the inHe estimated that if only 150 of Payson city. The planting was tive. dictment against Senator Wheeler in a year should be sent to Salt done by members of the hatchery and Montana and alleged that the same patients local sportsmen. Lake City, the saving In transportatransactions were involved Jn the In- tion over Salt Lake City. One woman in now what costs the dictment returned in the District of ernment to send itmen to contract govUtah has a desire to slay a monarch hosColumbia. pitals would equal the estimate made of the forest In the way of an elk The indictment here charged the by the chamber of commerce. and she has applied to the state fish Montana senator with conspiring with . He further said a government hos- and game department for a permit to Kdwin S. Booth, former solicitor of pital at Salt Lake City is necessary hunt the animal. This is Mrs. E. M. the department of the interior; Gor- because the private hospitals of that Bagley, wife of the former president don Campbell, Montana oil operator, now claim to be filled and there of the Salt Lake Fish and Game Pro city and James A. MacGowan, to defraud are times when it is difficult to get tective association. The season opens the United States out of 10,000 acres accomodations for patients. Mr. on November 20 and during the time of oil land in the public domain In Leatherwood said he assumed the that the animals may be hunted 300 Tooele county, Montana, Booth and Salt Lake City hospitals would wel elk may be killed. Campbell were indicted Jointly with come this relief, because they are do Spanish Fork. The Spanlsk Fork Senator Wheeler, but MacGowan, who ing capacity business anyway. In sugar factory is now cutting an averappeared before the grand Jury, wag conclusion he told the board the peo age of 1476 tons of beets every twenty-fSenator Wheeler also ple of Utah, who had done far more our not Indicted. hours. The factory was originappeared before that body, but sign- than their bit In all lines during the ally built for COO tons daily capacity, ed a waiver of Immunity. war, would regard a veterans' hospi but has been improved and the effiIn the demurrer alleging; lack of tal much more highly than any monu ciency of the force built up until now jurisdiction, counsel for Senator mcnt or ai.y thing else the govern- It Is doing nearly three times the ment could erect as recognition of work originally Intended for it. Wheeler set forth arguments fliat: The allegations in the indictment the patriotism of the young men of Farmlngton. "Take me! Take me! do not constitute any offense under Utah who offered themselves up dur Come, get me!" Shrilled In the frightthe laws of the UnHed States. ing the great war. ened voice of a baby girl, over the road of the Farmlngton flood 108 Year-OlRabbi Dies Street Railway Suspends on August 13, 1923, these words were Fort Dodge, Iowa. Failure to meet Charleston, S. C. Abraham I. Pat destined to save a little Hf-- and in- - "'" operating expenses which have In- la, retired rabbi, died here. He was cidentally to make a hero of Dr. R. creased each year, while earnings in his one hundred and eighth year, Clarence RobfnHon of Farmlngton. Achave decreased, has reunited In an having been born in Kiev, Russia, Do cording to word received In Salt Lake order to abandon street car service rember 12, 1817. He ame to this Dr. Robinson for his bravery has Just here at midnight. November 14. A country with his family forty years been awarded a bronze medal by the new system of bus transportation was ago. He retired from active duties Carnegie hero fund commission which years ago. He is survived jnet In Pittsburg recently. started last week. The street car thirty-fivson and a a daughter. be will dismantled. by property Myton. Earle Woolrldge, who held a position In the government service Makes Long Hike For Ballot Boxes Railmen Seek War Schedule at Fort Hall, Idaho, has recently been U. war of J. Restoration time repreLockhart, Winnipeg. Chicago. appointed superintendent of the Inwage levels sought by transportation senting the officials of the Springfield dian school at White Rocks, to take brotherhoxls In 1923 and 1924, is the constltutency, has returned from was objective of a new campaign started trip to the Northland, where he col the place of Frank Davis, who transferred to Shiprock, Arizona. Mr. here. The western Joint association lected the ballot boxes from outlying field and of general chairmen of the Brother the trip by ennoe and Woolrldge already Is In the as hood of Railroad Trainmen and the polls. During as work Is the rapidly up lining gas launches, the party was repeated Order of Railway Conductors, meetIt la w Ifa will (ilka cYiaT!"' n..lt.l Ice. They tramped 150 ing here, hail approved proposals cen- ly halted by of the primary department. NearbC. tering on a rettirn of wares In effect miles after one ballot box. Ten nights inn Indian rtillilrnn from all parts after rates had been advanced to meet were passed In the open air and the ih. roaorvotiiin urn Attending till prices aa they had expended In war Journey concluded with a two day trip school cross Lake Winnipeg. lima. ' ' d. IEELERSeT ! d d J e |