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Show sy . I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE III 27, 1920 DISPUTE Seasonable Striking Reductions Letter of Admiral Attack ing Secretary Daniels Ap--' pears in Service Paper. Goods An Event That Has Appealed to Discriminating Men and Testimony Before CommitWas tee Deliberately Misrepresented, He Says. Shrewd Women . WASHINGTON, June- - 26. The row over the navy's conduct of the war was revived today with the publication of a letter from Rear Admiral Benton C. Decker, commandant of the Seventh naval district, Florida, in which he charges that Secretary Daniels in his testimony before the senate investigating committee intentionally and deliber-of ately misrepresented certain attacks Rear Admirals Sims, Fullam and Flske. The letter, dated June 17 and addressed tc Chairman Hale of the committee, was published in the Army and Navy Register, a service , magazine. Admiral Decker said he had also sent a copy of It to Secretary Daniels. Admiral Decker formerly was naval attache at Madrid, but was removed during the war. Secretary Daniels has stated that his removal followed representations from Ambassador Willard to the state on department that he was encroaching in his activities diplomatic functions there. The admiral declared In his letter that from my personal knowledge of Mr. Daniels character, I am led to believe that whatever is cited in his statements to the discredit of the officers is so perverted and twisted as to give the actual facts a false meaning." 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"My explanation of the incidents set forth by Mr. Daniels is based upon my personal experience with him. This explanation is that Mr. Daniels found these officers would not follow him to the limit of demoralising and degrading the navy; that even though they honestly desired the rewards and promotion of their career which all honorable men reasonably desire, they were not willing to sacrifice their character, their manhood and their country. And as a result Mr. Daniels determined to break them by the use of all the power of his high office, by the tise of the power of ridicule, sarcasm and that as a newspaper man he has learned how to use ao skilfully; by the use of strength of publicity secured through his newspaper connections, all the weapons which Prussianlsm used to destroy its enemies, and autocracy has used through the ages to maintain its power. Off An attractive assortment of White Goods. 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"I have no desire In this letter to bring out my personal experiences with Mr. Daniels, but he knows of them and he knows, if ha knows the difference between right end wrong, that he has bean dishonest, that he hae been autocratic; that he has abused hie power; that he has done all this for unworthy motives. "In any reorganisation of the navy today," Admiral Decker continued, "the navy needs, and the best Interests of the countrv demand, that there shall be placed in the navy department a naval officer big enough and broad enough and of sufficient ability to maintain the standards of the navy against the encroachments of the civilian secretaries, who seek to make of the navy a political FONGES SPECIAL gee that is kpot-proo- f. 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MAIN STREET; "holier-than-tho- 112-1- What Is needed," hs said, Is a naval gentlemen when, on a toprevious Mansion, him-s- lf officer big enough and broad enough to Ingratlete asms Mr. Roosevelt sought ull the navy out of the slough Into which with ths workingmen, and ths to whom his confidential clerk writes t hpa bton thrust and revive the time-o- n that data instructions orsd feeling of glorying in the service they Utters giving ard to and Sacrifice that the country has always demanded of ths navy and in return for ut thsy are not scorned as g6ld which it has bestowed honor and respect laced gentlemen' when hs meets them in upon its members." rich clubs of New Tork end Washington." 'gold-lace- Supplementary Estimates Made by Canadian House t. A loan of ... $26,004,600 to the Grand Trunk railway system, rsoently taken over by Canada as a government railway, is provided for in the supplementary estlmatas of $61,004,000 praeented today In the heuae of eesimeea This loan la to be made for betterments of the road, or for deficits ov Interest on funded indebted ness Incurred py the system or Its subsidiaries, before March I, 10)0, when the railroad was taken over by the tr Is Proud of rrmrmrilaSa the Character of its Customers, and its ability to serve them at all times. Items provided for area $1,004. additional pensions for soldiers; maintenance of Canadian for public works, and in salaries ot civil servants. The house today also passed the government railway estimates, which were the subjeel of considerable debate. The government has deaided to introduce a biU providing an Increase In pay from tloOO to $4000 a year for ip.meeri W the senate and house of commons, Blr Retort Borden, the premier, announced last night. Salaries or dominion cabinet ministers, speakers of the two houses of parliament and of virtually all Canadian Judges also are to be Increased. It Is understood. $200 Aliens ' Arrive at Ellis Island in One Day NEW TORK, June M. All records for the arrival of aliens hero since the re sumption ot Immigration fo! lew Ing the Wat were broken today, when 6200 the EUls Island pectlve Americans unn proa-floo- guai, , Commissioner of Immigration Frederick A. Wallis attributed the Increase to the activity of foreign agents of steamship lines. trsna-At-(aat- ia Walker Brothers Bankers Member Federal Reserve System to condemn the property. Only twenty-- , were entertained at the movies at the five feet running along the southerly bortheater and In the evening were der of the estate is asked for. The Noble treated to an dance. estate signifies its intention to fight the matter to the highest court Lin-co- New Cable Line Opened to South American Ports i.i Tribes POCATELLO Idaho, June 26. After all efforts to force a settlement out of court for the right of wsy for a sewer Use through the Noble property tn Nam-th- e ps had failed, and city had been re trained, by court order from proceeding With the work, the city has entered suit I Former Young Utah Man Is Drowned in Idaho Specie! to The Tribune. POCATELLO, Idaho, June 26. Earl June 26. A new cable Harris of Darlington, well service between Rio Janeiro and North Coleman In Pocatello, was drowned in an known America by way of Buenos Aires and the RJO JANEIRO, west coaat of South America was sstsb-llsht- d last midnight when the cables begsn operating their new Unas running from this city and Santos to Buenoa Aires. Irrigation ditch Friday afternoon: body was found face down In more His than a foot of water several hours after death. From Indications, It is believed that be fainted and fell into ths ditch. The young man was 2) years of age and ,wu boro at Mary avals, Utah, movbroken ing to Idaho ssveral years ago. Hs was NEW YORK. Juns 26. The Halifax-Bermucable has been repaired, restoring direct telegraph communication to Bermuda, Turks Island and the West Indies, the Commercial Cable company announced here today. Weather Bureau Predicts Local Rains Coming Week the son of James Harris. Bids Are Wanted tor PostofRce Building POCATELLO, Idaho. Juns 26 J. B Dods, postoffice Inspector of Idaho Is calling for bids for the construction of a building at Soda Springs It WASHINGTON. June 26- .- Weatherpi,- - postofflce will be rented by the fderal government dlctlons for the week beginning Mondaya of for five ten or period , years Upper Mississippi A new is badly needed In the and northern Rocky mountain and plateau town and postofflce the Commercial club is aiding Local rains at beginning; gen- the matter so that an regions accaptabla builderally fair thereafter; moderate ing will bo built. Southern Rocky mountain and plateau regions Generally fair; moderate temto perature, except local showers in mountain districts. Visit Pacific states Generally fair and normal temperature. . RUPERT. Idahe, Juns 26. A special train carrying the congressional approcommission will arrive bore July priation K. C. Decline 19 to look over the proposed extension of the Minidoka project. Local reclamation officials and memchamber of commerce bers of the NEW YORK, June 26 The Knights of will meet theRupert train at Minidoka and the Columbus announced here todav that their visitors wllj be taken to the dam and European commissioner. Edward L power house and over the proposed extenHam. has been advised to enter no sion north of Ruoert. claims against the German government for expenses with the American army of occupation. As the monev expended with the troops was supplied by the American public. Supreme Secretary William J. of ths Knights said It would be impossible A Few Desirable to enter a "Just claim." Congressional Party Minidoka Project of to Enter Claims Against Germany FOR RENT Delta Old Folks' Given Nampa Brings Suit to Fall. Day of Enjoyment Condemn Land tor Sewer m in Speeial to The Tribune. DELTA, June 26. One of the events of the week was ths entertainment accorded the Delta old folks Friday. A splendid program was arranged and carried out at the amusement hall. At noon the gueets were served luncheon at tha Bluebird con- fectlonery, where covers were laid fori ninety-on- e. During the afternoon they 3 OFFICE ROOMS in the ATLAS BLOCK Reasonable every pair of glasses we fit ground to order from a prescription by our ' registered We offer for optometrist! 1 throe days Ja BIFOCAL GLASSES MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY if you have trouble in seeing at a distance as well as reading, 'you certainly need a pair of our bifocal glasses. 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