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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY C. a I92U. von Baroness speck formerly Lilli aa May Lang ram of Louisville, Ky, returned to the United States recently aboard the Frederick VIII. The baroness is here to apply for the return of her American cltUenskip, which she lost by ber marriage to former Oerrnan Ambassador Speck on 8ternberg, during the Taft ! 3. CoagreM Judge Advocate Warned to Use Calm and Decorous N. NEW YORK, Jan. 3. The court martial ou Governor's island of Cap- f-1 tain Karl W. DeUer of the 308th military police company, charged, with 1 eruoltv to prisouera in Ie Mans, France, was enlivened today when the eourt warned Major William K. Kelly, 't f judge advocate, that ho must conduct his cross examination of the defendant in calm cud decorous mauner.! and p. it, it Major Kelly a few minutes later asked Detier directly if lie thought ho had been framed bythe judge advocates department. The court delivered . its reprimand while. Kelly was questioning Detierj concerning the arrest of a prisoner who, Detzcr charged, had pulled a on him. Kelly had asked, f he gun accused if he had been so scaYed he V thought be saw the pistol. Immediately objection was raised by a member of the rourt, and the court !& stenographer, asserting that three persons hud been talking at once, was un k able to say whether Kelly hnd used so scared the words or too cowardly. Kelly thereupon, produced his questions in written form, and said lie had used the words so seared. The court was then cleared, while the board discussed the question, and when thu session was resumed SuloncL Wil-lmH. Allaire, president of tho court, read the reprimand. Do vou believe vou were framed Up! Kelly then asked Detier. Absolutely, ves. By whom! I dont know, but its self evi dent. Was it tlio judge advocates deNew Measure Presented to partment! I will make no statement to thin court which I cannot prove. Committee by Kenyon Was it ( aptuin John M. Weir! (Captain Weir of Indianapolis, who and Kendrick. is assistant judge advocate, investigat ed the ebarges against Detzer at he Mans.) 1 cannot give any evidence at this WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.A new plan.I Detzer. for government regulation of tlia mat time, answered Laptain stock yards industry, Including packers, 1 Preparations Maje to Re fuse Seat to Victor Berger, When He Appears Jan. J -- Language. Only 'Perfunctory Discus cussion of Peace Treaty Kin; Presents His Plan WASHINGTON', DOMING 1 riyj .a Victrola XVIL $JOO Victrola XVIL electric. $365 Mahogany at MX went to work immediately today upon reconvening after its fortnight holi day recess. Withtout formality, "both senate and - house began disposition of bills on their calendars, and within an hour or so both bodies resumed their normal appearance of scant attendance during speech making. Miscellaneous bills only were considered And a-- XcwoL the Jess important passed." The senate late in the (lay started debate on the waterpower development bill, consideration of which promised to continue into the next week. The Sterling sedition bill went over until tomorrow. Thera was only perfunctory discus slou- pf the peace thcaty in the senate. .. Senator King, Democrat, Utah, presented formally his set of compromise reservations, ,nnd many senators were engaged in private conferences on the treaty situation, but nothing tangible resulted. Victor Berger, the Wisconsin social after being refused I 1st, worth-whil- e is scut by trie house, did not arrive today his but tomorrow or immediately upon talking-machin- e talking-machin- e credentials, presentation of house leaders planned to refuse again is . to grant him 'a seat. Representative Maun of Illinois, former Republican leader, surprised house members bv.an-- ' is talking-machine- s. he would support Bergers nouneing claim. talking-machin- e is Many (committees of both senate and house got into action today and pre pared to grind out the endless proces- and livestock commission merchants, was MINA ORGANIZATION sion of bills and resolutions which are by Senators Kenjon, ReTO ERECT MONUMENT expected to hold congress here for the presented today and Kendrick, Democrat, Iowa, publican, . ten months. or next nine W.vomlng, to the senate agriculture comSpecial to The Tribune. mittee. The substitute measure would MINA, Nev., Jan. 6 A project is 'being CONGRESS TAKES UP in to erect a memorial to the canased government registration provide memory of llie Mineral county boys who QUESTION OF NAVAL stead of licensing, but with "broad fed- -- I1,,,,., thqr lhell ln the world war through a proposed fedThe memorial will probably take the AWARDS BY DANIELS eral regulation commission is manueral livestock composed of form of a bronze tablet InscribeM with I names of men he of fifteen Mineral the the presmembers talking-machines three appointed by WASHINGTON. Jan. is Controversy ho ' the!r a11 at th ca ot over the awarding of naval decorations Went. Instead of a single official. toAnother feature of the substitute would I thrid country, was promptly taken congress up by talking-machine of American the ' of the re- - v Merai county post day. But, quite unexpectedly, It was provide law for the settlement mad tbe , i," !"lt,al xlw cently effected agreement between the sought to bring the proposed congress In eve here Year New the formpub; and the of packers, I Justice sional investigation of awards to Include department 'and in Mlna lven ex- Is'r bu Tcar business all from the latter In on officers divorcing bestowed decorations the cept meat packing. the army as well aa thoae In the navy. surpassed In The livestock commission would Issue I The allattendance far is instruUnder a resolution Introduced by Repprevious similar affairs people registration to"pcker I bera, Masof resentative Galllvan, Democrat, In from the binion district, t coming ln the other operators stockyards and and I sachusetts, Secretary Baker was requestdelaria. Sodaville, Luning and other as is be authorixed to re- - I near-bIndustry ed to transmit to tlfe house military comy camps. for violation of I mittee complete information bearing on voke theirof certificates o s commenced clock afid at Dancing defined unfair business prac- I the awards of the distinguished service Its orders continued until after S In the morning. . medal in the army. Representative Lufwere served - At 12 o'clock refreshments of Commlsviolation the for Penalties Introof Massachusetts, kin, Republican, rooms of the Mna Commercial from I duced the resolution requesting Secretary eion't order would I rommittee of ladies, years and fines of I The affair Daniels for similar information on naval six months to five was in the hands of a com- from ioOO to $10 000 awards. I mittee of F. D, Baker, chair- to consisting decided its committee The reopen Rians for a joint Investigation of the A. R. Nelsen. J. C. Phelps and J. General JPaJLAttorney entire question of naval honors and deco- hearingstoand Invite a .and Greenan. very considerable sum next Wednesday to tell rations will be discussed tomorrow by the Palmer - ofappear for the use of the pest,. The the settlement with the pack-- I wa realised senate naval committee, and Wednesday officiallynow contains namea thirty-on- e will poster the house naval committee will meet to era. Oh Thursday the committee I and 1st a vigorous campaign Is under way name a subcommittee which would act hear representatives of the packers and t Increase the membership to at least on Friday representatives of the federal Secrewith the senate subcommittee. commission. tary Daniels. Admiral Sims. Rear Ad- - trade ti AW The secretary of agriculture was dl ini nils Knight and Decker were among under a resolution bv Senator rected, called those who were expected to be of Norris. Nebraska, adoptRepublican, week. this In response to a request of Chairman ed today, to report stock yards operators - and livestock commission merchants naval affairs commitiage of the senate have beenebarged." wider- - the feed tee, Secretary Daniels today transmitted whoWASHINGTON, Jan. 5 New England control act, with' seeking excessive fees. the names of the officers and enlisted farms, now comparatively low ln price, men who had been decorated with the are attracting the sons of the men who d'stingulshed service medal and the navy ONE DEAD, THREE sold them a generation ago to acquire cross. The secretary stated that the ship on WOUNDED IN FIGHT board declared today In its annual report by him which every man designated to congress. served, was either attacked by a subThese New Englend lands need lime 5 Jan. Colo., DENVEK. Adrian marine or came In contact with a mine. manure. said the report, "but given and partthat he re- Thompson, alleged ttf have been the Secretary Daniels declared men soil needs they will produce more these automoR. ner of 4s Green, alleged James among garded the service of these corn to the acre than Iowa, and all their was arrested last night, 'the most deserving of all the service bile bandit truck and dairy Is with- prodilee rendered by the brave men of the navy killed, Patrolman James Boggto was In a few grain, of great markets, gen- probably fatally wounded, and Sergeant I erallv over miles in the war. stone roads Bchnelder Barry and DetectiveIn George were said to lead I Soushern farmers a were wounded today battle between I those of Would Prohibit Paper Exports. other sections of the. country and Thompson, whom officers I the police 5. Jan. in Exportation WASHINGTON, making building Improvements during ere trvtng to arrest. I of print paper would be prohibited for Thompson was 25 tears pld. An auto- - be ast y a bill Introduced today one year-unload officers bad of to. gone home at 1S30 West 8th I ARTII I FRY ROAR IS by Representative Ferris, Democrat, Ok- Thompson's lahoma. street shortly before noon to arrest him. Representative Chrlstopherson, Although Ills mother said Thompson was PERSHING WELCOME lican, South Dakota, Introduced a bill au- not there, officers searching the house thorising for one year or longer control found him hiding behind a door. Tlie of. the entire print paper supply, through fight followed. III.', Jan. 5. Artillery I ROCKFORD. federal trado commission and 'allocation roared a welcome to General John J. I to publishers. All contracts for paper at Camp Grant. I necessary tot young men wishing to th.s morning Pershing grave losses were inflicted upon th Turas. w that profession to go to eastern would be abrogated and suspended'' dur- MME. GALLI-CURC- I the commander of the United according to an official statement Issued of act. an the made official the was 1 A. the leges, E. operation statement of Dr inspec-army The Greeks ating at army headquarters. IS GIVEN DIVORCE! tlon of the cantonment and held a con- - I Bryan, gtate commissioner of .duration, tacked , the Turks who were stationed I X Bill to Cost $92,950,000. ference at headquarters. this morning ln addressing the fourth an- upon two near the armistice line General Pershing said he expected to nLal session of tha Idaho Architectural and drove heights them from the field, capturing CHICAGO, Jan. 6. Mm. Amallta M. WASHINGTON. Jan. 6 Congress was noted soprano of th Chi complete his tour of srmv camps arid association, which opened here today. one cannon. Ten Greek soldiers and one l, T informed today by General Cliolemey about the middle of February and officer were wounded. , , cago Opera company, today won a di-- 1 posts Jones of the war risk insurance bureau to would retain C. Washington, inCurct after a short orce from Luigi that the recently enacted Sweet bill, IEXICAN ADMITS "I am making a tour for the purpoL before Judge McDonald (n su-- 1 creasing the government compensation to hearingcourt. I of being able intelligently to decide on disabled service men and liberatizlnz the perior MURDERING THREE SLAYER OF THREE DIE The proceedings were brought to an I their future disposition and use, said insurance provisions of the war risk law, SENTENCED TO would cost $91,950,000 a year. He asked earlv close when Curci, in a statement 1b Fnrab " abswerf GEORGETOWN, Texia, Jan. 5.- -A that the $30,000,000 appropriated to carry filed with the court, withdrew his had EBKNSBURG. Fa.. Jan. 5. George C. out the new law be increased to provido SseWo? infidelity! an,swer BREAK FRONT Mexican arrested shortly after a MexiLETTS needa. for thlp years convicted of Tompkins, indicated dethat the Judas McDonald . BOLSHEVIST LINES can family of three was murdered near murdering 1(1ofr. Philadelphia, and Mr. Edmund I, cree would be granted the singer on tha here lias nn with confessed ax, recently, PRESIDENT SENDS gro und s of iniaeiity. Humphries and their son, Edmund. Jr . 3. Dispatches I he was tbe la.ycr tLe authorities state, near Carrolltown. nearlv three Jan. COPENHAGEN. If your Aspirin tablets bars tbs contains proper direction for years ago, NEW NOMINATIONS JAPANESE RUSHING from Riga today declare that the Lettish I nd gave the location of certain stolen was sentenced to be electrocuted ,bv Judge name "Bayer stamped on them, Colds, Headache, Toothache, Eartroops have broken the Bolshevik front-- articles he had hidden. He will be M. D. Stephens, In criminal court here the Dvlna unaffected todsv. Tompkins tried late this month. 5. Thomas they are genuine Bayer Tablets ache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, Rheusppeared J. SUPPORT TO KOLCHAK I along .prisoners WASHINGTON, Jan. have been taken, together with much when the death sentence was pronounced. Authorities of here this Flynn of Omaha waa nominated today by repeated today Aspirin," proved safe by mil- matism, Neuritis, and for Pain. is It asserted. bootv. Humphries, wealthty coal operator, and President Wilson to be United States lions of people. The name Bayer Two divisions of Letts, supported bv information, in view ork charges in a h!s wife and son were shot to death in HONOLULU, Jan, 5. fBy the AssO' Always say Bayer when buymarshal for the district of Nebraska. Mexico SaturCity newspaper, received landwehr, attacked the Bolshevlkl s their automobile near Carrolltown on July Japanese reinforce-- I I Baltic wide identifies the true KUinehart F. Roth of Alaska was neml-- l elated Preiis.)- - Heavy Aspirin. Then look for the ing the tho sheriff and on a at sav. Laredo, that front, dispatches ments have been rushed to likutsk to aid I 15, 1417. Very day Tompkins was tried and conted federal attorney for Alaska. $ Aspirin prescribed by physicians eafety Bayer Cross" on the packHe apthe forces of Admiral Kolcnak there, ae- - I heavy fighting followed, resulting In a judge hud reported their inability to victed of first degree murder. Other nominations Included: of the Bolshevik positions on discover the of the Mexican pealed and - a hew Inal waa recently re. for over eighteen years. and on th tablets. Frank L Trott of Arizona to le sur- - perding to aa cable from Tokio to the I penetration alayer age The was dav. attack first fused. dally newspaper 'he pressed, Japanese ev or general of Arlsona and Oilman BulNlppu Viji, I the red lines pierced and the Dvina family. Always drink on or two glasses Handy tin boxes of twelve tab. . lard of Helena to be surveyor general of here. crossed The advance the continues, of uatcr after taking the tablets lets cost but a few cents. DrugWorld Deal. To be registers of land ofMontana. Fla Bij Bolsheviki retreating rapidly. STILL INVESTIGATING Each unbroken Bayer package" gist also sell larger packages. fices; Geo rye M. Dsmeroti of Colorado BANK ASSESSMENTS purchase-04jrfHrirwTORKrJn at Pueblo, Colo., and Myron V, Hutchinfhe Mar DEATH MYSTERY corporation by I son of Montana at Havre, Mont. SHOW VARIATION ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN" cus l.oew was .announced today. Atpiris ii tf4 ntrk f Sayr Mian tact re Moaaci$cfaeef si 8t!ieyUcS4 The dent marks the entrance of Mr. laiew. who FOR MmVNT FAVORED TLhMENS. Jan. IDAHO k Mick, chain a owns of motion picture and , STATE APPOINTEES BpecUl to The Tribune. A nurtriar of new witnee were today houses throughout the In the . BOIHE, Idaho. Jan. 5. Variation . Th Tribune called before the eeoret ineetlt!on Into vaudeville, the Into field. producing FILE RESIGNATIONS basis of assessment of banks of the slate I Speei! but there .Viil Mk moTtVThe' picture' TiTow" tne slaying ot J Btai uley R. Hulit of BUHL, Idaho, Jan. S for taxation purposes, ranging from 40 rom not a General . jn hi theatrre. The financial detail were things In order to obtain sugar, was an an automobile accident tn which Li wife of Idaho BreedGame the unfair method of competition, end ordered and two tons were kHed to 100 per cent of the aetuul valuations, j Boise, manager t Tb Iribuo. Groeeoeck. who i conducting the inquiry, t Sunday nigut the revealed by a test vote taken at the era' assonalion and secretary of the Na- - or othep"tffJrer, what proffreiMi wa company of Ctncago to he- HoISE. Itiaho. Jan." a. TV. H. Prk-irjm- t. were sermon cease the praettce. of the anmja! convention ofjttonal Organization for the Preservation In made. The inquiry was still In The Chicago case The automobile waa atruck by a freiul.t ,i in the stale same de- first r I waa one recent a Life Will Wild f is address Not before similar which oftnanv wa tlna Return. an heir to t.e Pmr assessors, moinbegan complaints' which train. Mr Piw mn late toright. partment since last January, when the Idaho I a mass had been lodged with tha commission. It California estate, meeting of the Buhl chamber of which waa divided sevThe unofftclsl prediction that a war-- 1 came into Uig in t.iee slateofhouse. EL FAKO, Texas Jun. 5 Henry F. was adminietrwtlon Kcpublicjin I commerce said stated. over that traveled assessors the Twenty-nineral he reported Issued afto. would year rant had American the smbassador to Mexico day during Fletcner, today handed Governor Iavl his lwer, had assessed the banks at thefrlthe greater part of the world ln Ur In- not heen fu'fihel tonight. will not return to Mexico City, according rexinnatlon, dated January 3. Harkhurst Shat they value, while the remainder re- - terest of wild life and that heWnew 'of Hearst Proposed for Job. Dr. E. H. .Mortantv, a Bertilion expert to El Nmcional. a paper published In th announced, that he would go into business full cash more location ideal no forget zoological at Relfridge fving field, today discovered hpanlsh largusge tn Kl Faeo. The state ported valuations from 40 to hi per cent. I It' Dangerous to Xegiect a Cough, in Boise, bavin at the present time sev OTTAWA. Jan. &. The appointment rivet Snake the vabev. than anich garden of finger prints on the auto-rno- department, according to the paper, will number a uirh to hanif on consideration. Never allow a ; cr! proposition under teuds from Hagerman to tne Shosnone In which the slain min i body not name a eucceasor to Mr Fletcher, but of Bir William Hearat, former premier of after week. A cough i usually a sympI To Standardlzo Turk Tonga.The restanatlon of T. C. Barrmaer as I fads- of as member a before found wee will the Canadian the Christmas. T. Ontario, reIn of Rummer or bronth ot to chle deputy of the same department at tome dsy dlee throat George permit tom CONSTANTINOPLE, Jan. 5. (By the! Such a garderr should be 'inclosed, he Th finger prints, authorities stated, do main In Mexico aa the American charge section of the International great water-av- a chial and may wel be regarded a Kmmet and the appointment of John Associated Pres.) A movement Is In jI said, not resemole those of any persons here- d affaires. Welker to succeed him, effective February progress among commission, has been recommended ;na) of danger. No on can tesl ht the twenty million Turks I with connected the case. tofore t mav follow 15. was announced by Warden Jones. to when of it the aertou Great Britain. dtpeae government In the Caucasus, Russia and Central Axis To Teacn ATCIUWCture, a rule the dfavaM A Warden Jones also announced that a to standardise Combination Sals Held Unfair. the Turkish language fn I th couahinc mav b iur successor will be appointed to take- - the th form used ln Constantinople. Greeks Club With Turk., 012 M&n. Turk- - I Special te The Trtbnnt to ratal 5 Injuries Jan. Th WASHINGTON, federal Chamberialn of Fharies as Johnson Cough kxal Ish S taking: piace have engaged ae teacheraj deputy officers Jan. 4. BOISE, Idaho, S4LONIKL T'ata Jan Greek compete held todav selltrade commission If that 5 the A in occupation Herbert j EVANSVILLE, lod., Jiu. a i Ooeur dAlene. 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