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Show fe - THE iALT LAKE TKIBUJNE, sented by Senator La Follette of Wisconsin, the only Republican member of the finance committee who Is expected to take an aggressive stand against the repeal of the excess profits tax and the reduction in the higher surtaxes. Indications today were that the majority report to be presented by Senator Penrose will not be ready until Thursday, This will not delay ,tha beginning of consideration of the bill In the senate on that date If the senate agrees to the displacing of tha Panama canal tolls bill as the unfinished business as I os. pacted. Tha tag bill will bo presented to the Pre- senate Democrats tomorrow by Senator Penrose and will go over for a day under the rules Immediate adjournment of the senate to Resist morrow Is contemplated, but on Thursday the definite program will be formulated discussion probably parted. Committee's Measure. andSenator Smoot of Utah Is planning to make a speech In the senate in support of his plan for a I per cent manufac turers sales tax as substitute for the Chi-.- f. Triton, lt Lk. TrtbBM Lssste Win.. exeess profits tax aand miscellaneous WASHINGTON, Sept. JO. Plena for en taxes Attack upon the provision, of the tea It la eonsidered quits llkel that the bill ee emended by the senate flnence senate will vote to repeal freight and passenger committee ware under discussion at a Instead of transportation In taxes entirely two, as procutting them conference today by Democratic mem posed in tha senate committee bill. It Is bers of the committee. the understanding that tha senate comA minority report was prepared by mittee members considered It desirable to restore these taxes In In order Senator Walsh of Vasaachuaetta and to have them available foepart possible in conference. Senator Oerry of Rhode Island, two of Inasmuch as the them entirely, they the Democrats on the committee. This housenotbillba repealed restored In conference unless report, which probably will bo ready 'to. can Incorporated In the measure ts passed morrow, wlil ba signed by ail the Demagainst high ocrat. Senator Simmons of North Caro- by the senate, Sentiment charges Is believed to be lina, ranking Democrat on tha committee, transportation ao widespread as to make K probable la expected to present the report. Attacks upon the proposed repeal of that both bouses will favor complete re. freight and passenger taxes, tho exces proflta tax and the reduction peal of the in tho higher surtaxes are intended to although It may be decided to retain the feature the minority reoort. The Demo- taxes on express and on pipe lines. crats will charge tnat the bill is designed to give advantage to the large taxpayers OR. SHIPMAN GETS POST. and the corporations, but without car. NEW YORK, Sept. SO. The Rev. Dr. responding benefit to the small taxpay. Herbert Bhlpman, over whom a controversy has waged because of a wedding of a divorced woman In the Church Dissenting views also may bo repre of the Shooting Up byCowboya Only Publicity Stunt DENVER. Colo., Sept. TAX BILL FIGHT 21, 1921. ER H U. S. GRAND JURY re- ported burning of tha Tatty film by armed cowboys in Tbermopolla, Wyo., last Friday night la a myth. As a result, executives f the film board of trad of Colorado and of tho Rocky Mountain Screen club today announced they are i, considering action agatnat T. 3. owner of the Maverick theater at TharmopolU) whom they charge with perpetrating a pernicious pub. licit y stunt. The arrival of tho film In Denver today, undamaged, exposed the Alleged burning story as a fake. M. H. Cohen, branch manager of the distributor of the film, issued a signed statement saying: '1 think the party who gave this report has absolutely Imposed upon the press. In view of the fact that this same film was received back at our office Intact and absolutely In good condition, thereby showing that the report received by Timely Hose and Underwear Specials lo in Senate pare to of The 0 MOANING,-SEPTEMB- WJSDNES DAY Passage Oeattaeed (mi Page Oss, Jurors in relation te the alleged attempt to tamper with states witnesses. These three were Mite Joyce Clark, Gabor Kingston and Reginald Morley. After conclusion of the Jury's session District Attorney Brady Issued this statement: The, investigation brought nut that Mies Clark, Kingston, Morley and Mrs. Kuby Klngstone-Morle- y the discussed probability of making money eut of the Arbuckle case by influencing Mies Joyce Clark to impeach the testimony of Miss Zh Prevost, a most important prose, eutlng witness, that Morley gave Mies Clark the telephone number of Milton Cohen,, an Arbuckle attorney, and told her to call up Cohen; that Morley himself went to see Cohen, and that last night, before they went into the witness room Morley and Kingston called Cohen at the Palace hotel and asked him what they should testify before the grand Jury. Bus-sett- -- SHERMAN SAYS HES WILLING TO CO BACK the press was absolutely groundless. CHICAGO, Sept. JO. Lowell Sherman and " of th Party entertain has II ?cto Heavenly Rest, of whtch he Is rector, Roscoe ( Patty") Arbuckle in Ban LL been approved as auffrsgan bishop of the- I Miss Virginia Rappe, New York by standKV!'00,, w here Episcopal dioceseofofthirty-slx of the sev- f'lra actress, suffered injuries committees 5V. death, declared here to. i" only one dlocasee of thn cjiurch In th. I ?,F t a fugitive from Jus !? wa United States, It was announced today. The bishops have not yet ratified Uni fornie at lbat time without fear of con any election. sequences to himself. Sherman stopped In Chicago for a nhort time today en route to New York to visit hie wife. He declared he had given I depositions regarding the death party'1 In California and said he did not under-stan- d why the district attorney in San Francisco wished to. queaUanhlra It was not an extraordinarily wild I Bherman explained here today. party, I "It waa just one of that kind of gather-Inge that occur 'often among good friends THURSDAY on the stage and In the pictures. Virginia and all the others conducted themselves properly. The yarn that Arbuckle wore only his pajamas Is wrong and ao is the carried Virginia into that story that he j room. Arbuckle person , who j the only I knows what happened in that room and I he to be given a chance to tell ought this story before the world turns against I him. Im sure he will be exonerated and I that he will come back. K. -- Childrens Munsingwear Vests and Pants in fine bleached fabric; warm, fleece lined gar- - 75j kJCjs ments, priced, each. . 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"Indue trial pence will never come to this tented area declared Mr. I until tha mlnera of that field are.awls acMr. Lewis corded the same pH v Urges and opportu- - Pennsylvania and Michigan, rebuke id. asserting "that a proper i Inities SS aw'.ae I ik.? who 8rfio.ni! should be administered tp those in-and characters their their union for a principles involved'. 'The TR on wag. bv rnfhfa 2.nqf?.d SiT negotiations of 1919. the etrlke that the aSS and "r lowed Injunctions asalnat It) and M tbta ccion u highly the later Indictment of miners an j resolve to carry en.' under tbe antitrust law," Mr. ( Differences between International and Lewis out next spring all that pointed subordinate officer of the union, re- the wage agreements would expire for ferred to by Mr, Lewis, centered about the first In tha history of the mintime Robert H. llarlln, who. opposed Lewis ers organisation on tha asm date, and J mt th laat he concluded that, deeptt advrM I election: Frank Farrington, president of then no wage reductions have been the Illinois miners, and Alexander Howat criticism, and It la our high purpose to contaken president of the Kansas miners. this tinue policy. llarlln and were said by to be "scheming politicians, who Scale Committee Named. he charged, circulated false propaganda1 INDIANAPOLIS, Bept. 20. Announceregarding the unior'e finances, which, he ment of the personnel of the miners' scale said, resulted In giving comfort to to negotiate wage agreements committee the union. Howata fighting -t was said by Lewis to have been with operators next April waa made totbe opening session of the bienreprehensible, and Lewis declared that the day at Mine union must regulate Its own affairs In nial convention of the United order to exercise any great Influence la Workers of, America and showed the one of the with those of the nation. exception, selection, districts of tlie twenty-seve- n presidents Reads Telegrams. of the union organisation. Iao Hall of Criticism of Harlln and Farrington Columbus, president of the Ohio district, came .i connection with the recent was named chairman. The only district Alabama strike. Mr. Lewis read a telegram president not on the committee was Ben which n Mid Harlin sent broadcast in Karrimond of Washington state. Rank Alabama, which purported to repeat a Cook waa named aa the Washington message from Farrington, asserting that committeeman. union orgnnlzera were engaged In Fifteen hundred delegates attended the Lewis and otner camll epmng gea.inn and their Interest aeem- dates frr resist t'on and complaining ingly waa centered on the wage quesagainst such al.eged expenditures, whl;s tion. In a brief speech at th forenoon meetstriking miners In West Virginia and Alabama ara crying for bread which can ing President John L, Lewis told the not bo furnished them because the In- convention that every coal field, except West Virginia, was represented at the ternational union la bankrupt. "Can one conceive of a more atrocious convention. The absence of delegates untruth or a more prodigious falsehood from that state waa due, be' said, to than ihat statement?" asked President "machinations of the operators There la no law in Ixigan, Mingo, Lfwi. At iitn thi telegram wai sent, the invrnationnl union waa fur- McDowell and Mercer counties. West VirN.O.OOO a week to tho Alabama ginia, asserted Lewis, "except the law nishing miners tor food alone, besides spending of the gunman. No publle officials funcadditional thousand, for clothing, shelter. tion except those elected by the operat physicians Set r, see, tr.edlcis-- s and other tors. neceasHlea Tnla support waa continued No Sympathy for Public. until April, 1921. ' WALBENBUHG, Colo., Bept. 20. Miners Disheartened. Charles superintendent of the Mr. Lewis added that the message dis- Cameron Kaiser, mine of the Colorado Fuel heartened the strikers, but their confi- Iron company,, today testified before and the dence was restored by district and Inter- Colorado commission's Invesnational officers. However, be asserted tigation Into the coal miners' etrlke that that the telegram broughf joy and com- Robert Foster, International organiser for fort to the operators, them to the United Mine Workers of America, reinforce their oppositioncausing to a greater has said to him: would than otherwise have been degree "I have no sympathy for the public in possible. this matter. I am strong for the minThe telegram also was sent Into West ers wage staying up. The publle had Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Maryland, .11 summer to bu'y cos., but ,'ou.dnTdo WHY GAMBLE? m . of j .T SnffT!Sort (J Garment fol-ur- al Your teeth may need serious attention and they Bags and tnotturprof. to fit any garment. Open from $ 160 tO 1 or iCp i Crown , 88.00 Bride Work MMI992299HIM44 ,6.00' Gold Islay 834)0 to 80.00 Falsies 212 Teth (Trnbyt Exuain&tiott free. ttbli2bt4 .... Extraction Bilvor Filling Very beet set of free of charge. 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Harry McCullough, chauf feur of Arbuckle. and Miss Katherine Arbucklea housekeeper, were j r ltzgerald, also questioned. United States Attorney Robert OConner said that transcript of (the examination had been forwarded to Special Assistant Attorney General Mc- Oormark at San Francisco, and further proceedings will await word from Mr, McCormack. I tale Wednesday and Thursday Vo. $3.50 Fountain Grafenberge Cathollcon tl.ll Kings New PALMOLIVE v, Dentons Sleeping Garments Lake Tribune Leased Wirt. well-kno- 12 for 98c 37c 27c Anglers Emulsion On PANTS t I SOAP BABY Large Package, Special r r Tribune-Sal- LOS ANGELES, Sept. TO. Motion picture stars In the Hollywood rolony face la most serious housing situation. Land-- I lords of many famous film luminaries have notified them they must quit the I and many property owners havs premises I proclaimed that tnelr homes art not for rent at any price to motion picture ec- tors. The attitude of the landlords Is the cumulative effect of the wild orgies and I parties that for months prior to the Ar-- I buckle party In San Francisco have been I staged In residences of many film actors, resulting, It Is asserted. In heavy damage to furniture and 10c 38c 50c KLEINERT'S SOAP CHIPS Chicago I A I $1.25 end $1X3 v Landlords Bar Screen Folks. Cleans, dusts and polishes in one operation. The most popu-- . lar mop on the market today. An extraordinary special that thrifty house keepers will not be slow to take advantage of. i Boys and Girls Union Suits, long sleeves, ankle length f warmly Ceeee lined, price, Vssm Cooper's Cedar Oil Compound On Your , M.00 ttb All work guaranteed erer 18 year. member n w treat yob right, Open from 1:30 a. m. to 6 p. m. Cloaed Sunday' tnd Holidays THB OLD RELIABLE . UNION DENTAL CO.. - South Main. Complete Dr. I J. Laboratory.- Dull In Charge. Fhone Waeatch 112& It. Now let them pay for It or do withPj 89'ng to do? Ths stats lies supine-iL- 1 out it." h United Mins Work-- ; f Kaiser said Foster had tnada the decVirginia cannot gat a J'est laration in the courtroom at Waleenburg or a national guard to per following a session of the commission. Mttnve, then It Is help-- , He declared he believed Foster did hot less1 knew to whom he was speaking. bUu controlled by .alYou.m.,.fn.Jh ukn? th senator kd. WALFKNBURa. Bept tt.John , 'No. Not controlled In the sense of thC U pretideni today ttes ot, but la th fensc-jrfore whiefi it graphed John p, McLennan, district pi greater." blent, pledging full strength of tha Unit J ed Mins Workers of America to ColoQuiet In Oil Field, rado coal miners in their effort to reBAKERSFIELD, Calif., Sept. strict wage reductions. Lead, ars of the oil workers who struck Sep-X.obtain a working agreement ..J1 ? Says Union Runs State. with the oil well operator, reported to- IJXJAN, tV. Va.. dept 20. West tey to the sntos headquarters hero that "lies supinely- st the feet of the Quiet prevail In th enttr oil field, Th United June Workers of America." W. tnknr, through their law and order P. Wtlcy, vice president and general committee, are patrolling th district to manager of the Boone County Coal corfrom f Importing ink breakers. poration. told a senato Investigating commutes today. In describing Ths operators havs made ho attempt conditions in to continue tho pumping of oil or tho dethe coal mining region. Operating a plant la which only union velopment of new wells, miners are employed, he declared centered on the production hid been cut down because of the additional strike orders that might af-oiterrified plight of the workers as a result who Were not Un? work,r of recent disturbances Touching on the called out when the strike order wai ef employment private detectives erator. Senator Kenyon asked: by op"Aren't you putting certain functions after pneumonia, ty. of the government In the hands of private MjyiincMu and the la Institutions, and could not ths state carry merely apparent, not grin real Tosometimes make it them out? n th,'r other tonlo You art right." Wiley replied. They eo hlghly to be recommended as Hood t Hood f f I. H Vlr-gln- la - Prvc (Advertisementj 4r |