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Show O -- L i SPECIAL LICENSE 5 GRANTED TO OP ENGLAND TO EX PORT GOLD BULLION Being Made to Obtain Arrangement Credlta In United 8tatea for Not Leaa Than $300,000,000 8ays ' Churchill GENERAL WINS WITH PLURALITY OF ABOUT ONE MILLION; WORKERS DESERT MARX LEAVES AIR SERVICE AMID A THRONG OF FRIENDS WHO t SAY FAREWELL Riots in Berlin and Karlsruhe Result In Three Dead and One Dying and More than One Hundred Reported Injured Will Continue Fight and Go Before Congress and People Is Parting ' Words to His Fellow Army ' Worker Berlin. The official provisional figures of the presidential election follows: Von Hlndenburg ............... 14,839,399 Marx 13,752,640 ... Thaelmann 1,931,691 Votes declared invalid 21,910 Washington, Having relinquished his post of assistant chief of the air service, with its rank of brigadier general. Colonel Willlnm A. Mitchell delivered a parting shot In the controversy over a unified air service which has enveloped him. In the presence of Major General Patrick, chief of the air service, and Brigadier General Fechet, who for the first time wore the etars which Identified him aa the new assistant chief. Colonel Mitchell declared "we are basking more in the shadows of the valley of Ignorance than ever before." His remarks were applauded by the group gathered to pay him farewell honors, and when he concluded a brief address' the audience arose at the request of General Fechet and stood a few moments In silence to demonstrate the feeling of esteem and love. Colonel Mitchell asserted that the army had not developed new methods or national defense, and never would. That mission, he said, was for the air service to perform. I believe we should have 2400 ships that can be turned out in two weeks," he said. They can be thrown out over the coasts on short notice, protecting the borders of the country and the canal zone. Colonel Mitchell asserted that he bad found it impossible to do anything to develop the air force through the war and navy departments, and that he would continue to take the fight to congress and the people. He paid tribute to General Patrick, asserting the air service chief had been handicapped in his efforts. General Patrick, In replying, said differences of opinion with Colonel Mitchell had been the most honest difference, and be added that Colonel Mitchell knows more thin any other man. in. this country, or any other country in his line. General Fechet told General Mitchell that in his new post in Texas he would find more landing fields, more game to shoot and more fish to catch than any place in the world. More troops and air service activities will be found in Texas than And it anywhere else, he said. field service for the air forces is found in the future it will be on the Texas border. INSIST I Unless you see tbs Bayer Cross on tablets you - are not getting the' Bayer Aspirin proved millions and prescribed sicians for 24 years. . k " '! , Off the Concrete y.i BANK : .TIIE SPANISH FORK PRESS, SPANISH FORKUTA1L. , i. London. The gold standard In Eng land has been restored by a special license to the Bank of England to ex port gold bullion. It was announced by Winston Churchill, chancellor of the exchequer, In his budget speech in the house of commons. The bank's special license, Mr. Churchill said, would operate from now pending the formal lapsing on December 31 next of the 1920 act prohibiting the export of gold bullion. Crowds were at Westminster early eager to hear Mr. Churchill present his first budget as chancellor of the exchequer in the Baldwin govern-mcThe lobbies were thronged with people anxious to obtain seats in the galleries, while many members of the house of commons arrived not long after dawn to obtain seats. At I o'clock there were more than 100 members In the house, among them being Lady Astor, who arrived at , nt 7:15. Mr. Churchill characterized the yield from internal revenue as ''sat' isfactory." Excess profits and corporation profit taxes showed a deficit of 9,000,000 sterling, but these were "moribund" taxes and were more than counterbalanced by the yield from Income tax, super And death taxes. The consuming power of the British people had been maintained, declared Mr. Churchill. He said he realized that the surplus of the late chancellor's estimate corresponded with the remarkable accuracy to the budget's revenue from 2,000,-00- 0 spirits. Tobacco had fallen sterling below the last budget estimate, but beer had Advanced by a million sterling. ' Mr. Churchill said he was making arrangements to obtain credits in the United States for not less than with possible expansion. 3300,-000,00- 0, Total .30,345,540 Berlin. Germany has chosen for a In the first monarchy. contest between Republican and imperial Ideas the democracy has been defeated. , The veteran field marshal. Von Hlndenburg, leader of Germanys defeated armies, was elected president of Germany by a small plurality. The choice of General Von Hlndenburg has stunnned the republican elements, who consider the old war r for the Hohen-soUernchief a a representative of the imperialistic Ideals which ruled Germany before the world war. The election rioting continued throughout the day as the rival groups met, though there were few serious clashes. Crowds' gathered in all center cf the city and when the election results were proclaimed there were demonstrations, immediately growing were into rows. These however, soon controlled by the police. The defeat of Herr Marx, the candidate of the republican coalition, was admtted by the left groups, when, with only 2,000,000 votes to be counted In the district where it was certain General Von Hlndenburg would run strong, the field marshal had established more than 1,000,000 lead. Herr Marxs defeat waa attributed to the defection of the workers, especially in the sections where General Von Hlndenburg was given a big majority and the district of lower Silesia, south Hanover, Upper Bavaria, Magdeburg, Pomerania. Hamburg, Middle Germany, out-and-o- Chinese Roasted Alive In Cave London. The burning alive and ptonlng to death of '100 inhabitants of the Chinese town of Tsu Ling Chung is described by Central News Six hunTien Tsin correspondent. dred bandits attacked the town, the Inhabitants fleeing in terror. The bandits captured 100 and entombed them in a cave, filling the entrances with an enormous heap of firewood which was lighted. A majority of the s were burned to death, but some struggled through the flames tc be killed with stones. t vlo-'tm- Trench Police Take Red Literature Police searched sixteen Paris. bouses where secretaries of communist organizations reside, found literature and lists of members, and seized daggers and revolvers. However, the police said they found nothing directly upon the combat last Thursday between communists and members of the Young Patriots, In which three were killed and forty-thre- e wounded. Road Protests Valuation Vashlngton. A final valuation of 12.431,29.1 was fixed on the property , of the Washington, Idaho & Montana railway, which operates fifty miles In Washington and Idaho. .The carrier Itself, the commissions announcement said, had entered a protest rratnst the tentative valuation, but bad pot appeared to support Us pro- test' at bearings. Officer Blamed for 8ulddee Thirty-twVienna. suicides In 1924 and eight since the beginning of the year among soldiers of the Aus-traiarmy have caused the adoption of measures designed to end the growing morbidness In the ranks. Investigation and farewell letters, show that the men tako thetr lives IS FREED BE JURY MONTANA 8ENATOR IS FREE ON STATE FINANCE BOARD STILL THE CHARGE OF ILLEGAL REQUIRES ADJUSTMENT SAYS RULING FEE ACCEPTANCE s, chair-warme- Mack-lenbur- Hughes Defends U. 8. New York. Charles Evans Hughes, former secretary of state, vigorously defended the government of the United States against charges of Imperialism, in an address at a luncheon of the chamber of commerce of the state of New York, at which he was presented with an honorary membership. "There are some who have an inveterate although mistaken notion that our government cherishes an imperialistic policy, he said. "They get political headaches from eye strain caused by the effort to see what does not exist. They imagine for instance that they discover a government controlled by bankers. To the bankers themselves, conscious of the extent and lhevitable risks of their unaided efforts, such charges must seem to be, the perfection of irony. . SEIIA1 IMELER Schleswig-Holsteiand the rural districts of Brandenburg. General Von Hlndenburg also carried the city of Munich. The Berlin vote is not yet complete, but will show a lead for Herr Marx. Hanover city. General Von Hindenburgs home town gave Herr Marx 130.000 and General Von n Hlndenburg 110,000. Three are dead, one dying and more than 100 persons wounded in election riots which featured the polling. Two were killed and two seriously wounded in Karlsruhe ,and one waa killed and one dying in Berlin, when rival election gangs clashed. There la hardly any city in Germany which waa not the scene of election violence. Except in Berlin and Karlsruhe the scupo were able to keep the situation under control.' With complete results from thirty-thre- e election districts out of thirty-fivGeneral Von Hlndenburg officially is leading with 14,800,000 to 13,600,000 for Herr Marx. Herr Tbael-manthe communist candidate, had polled 2,000,000. With these figures announced the left parties officially conceded the election, although the Voerwaerts declared Herr Marx still had a chance to make up the difference in the two outlying districts. e, n, Edna Fermer Wins Pultzer Prize New York. The annual Pultzer prizes in Journalism and in letters for 1924 were announced by Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbln university, for the Institution's school if Journalism. Edna Ferber,: for her novel, "So Big," was awarded the $1000 prize "for the best American novel published the year during vhlch shall present the wholesome atmosphere of American life and the ilghest standards of American manners and ninnhood.The 3500 prlzo for the best carto'im published In any American newspaper durtnr, the year" was given to Rollin Kirby of the New York World for his cartoon News From tho Ou'slde entitled, WorW, published October 0th. Jury Returns Favorable Verdict ter Three Hours Deliberation; Wheeler Smile at Jury Makes Announcement . Af- .... t Governor of Utah Takes Matter Under Consideration and If Necessary He will Issue Call to State Solona ' Salt Lake City. Denial by the Great Falls, Mont. Senator Burton K. Wheeler was acquitted of a charge board of examiners for a deficit by of unlawfully using hla influence as which the department of finance and a senator before the department of purchase might function means in all the interior by a Jury in itederal probability an extra session of the court here. legislature in the view of the offiThe jury waa out but three hours, cials about the state capltol. Several days since Governor Geo. taking the rase shortly before 5 oclock. II. Dern requested an opinion from Senator Wheeler only smiled when the attorney general regarding the the verdict was announced. Judge department of finance and purchase Frank S. Dietrich, before the ver- and in reply the law officer of the dict waa read, - warned spectators state the attorney general, advised against any demonstration. in a letter under date of April 16, The accused senator received two that the only possibile way for the pieces of good news simultaneously his acquittal and the birth to Mrs. department of finance and purchase Wheeler of a daughter in Washing- to have funds with which to continue to function, aa I see it, will be by the ton. . John L. Slattery, United States dis- board of examiner! allowing a detrict attorney, who prosecuted Sena- ficit to that department. I am contor Wheeler, said: vinced that the board baa the right 'It was Just a case for me. 1 am to do this ' provided it can be prethe district attorney and had no vailed upon to do so. choice other than to prosecute. There The matter was considered by the is no ill feeling. board of examiners on Monday last, Exactly two hours and thirteen but the question went over until minutes elapsed between the time Thursday. When it came before the the Jury retired to deliberate and the board. Attorney General Harvey H. time the verdict waa returned. Out Cluff handed the secretary of the of this time the Jury took one hour board a letter in which be set forth to dine. The actual time for delib- that for various reasons he could not eration was but a few minutes, ac- vote to create a deficit, his letter, in cording to court attaches. part, being aa follows: But one ballot waa taken. In spite I have given the matter of the of Judge Dietrichs order against request of the director of finance and demonstrations there was a rush to- purchase for a deficit of 319,009 very ward the bench when the verdict waa serious consideration and I cannot read. Friends of Senator Wheeler bring myself to vote In favor of this crowded - about ' him and offered deficit, for the following reasons: double congratulations on the birth First, this 319,000 deficit requestof a daughter and hla acquittal ed, plus $8000 for the commissioners District Attorney Slattery shook salary, means 327,000 for this departhands with Senator Wheeler and ment for the biennium. The people spoke of both the verdict and the new are constantly crying out against daughter. the burden of taxation; the cost of I hope they both get along all government is altogether too high. I right, the prosecutor said to the have always felt, and am still consenator. vinced that there la no more need Senator Wheeler rushed forward as of this department In our governsoon as propriety and ment that there la for a fifth wheel permitted, shook the hand of each of the Jur- in a wagon. ors. "Second, I believe the people do Court was in session only two min- not deBlre thia department continutes. After the verdict was read and ued. the formalities completed Judge "Third, the legislature manifested discharged the jury and the trial mush displeasure over the allowing of Burton K. Wheeler, storm center of deficits by the board of examiners, of politics, was over. and even went so far aa to pass a The Montana senator was charged law, house bill No. 152, by Mr. Stark, with appearing before the department which absolutely prohibited the board to prosecute oil prospecting claims of examiners from creating any deof Gordon Campbell, Montana oil ficit, but said bill failed to become operator, after his election to the effective because of not being apThe government senate. charged proved by the governor. charged his appearance was a viola"Fourth, the law requires the board tion of section 113 of the United of examiners to approve all claims States penal rode. against the state. It is manifestly dear that no member of that board can possibly give detailed personal Depew Receives Congratulctlons New York. Chauncey M. Depew, examination to claims, but the memchairman of the board of the New bers must rely upon someone under to York Central railroad celebrated Ills their direction and supervision ninety-firs- t birthday anniversary last check all claims before thulr ap, Friday. When he reached the break- proval., When fhls had been read by the fast table promptly, as usual at 8 o'clock be found scores of telegrams secretary of the board Govornor piled bcttldo his plate. Messages of Dern said: "Well, as this required congratulation continued to reach the the unanimous veto of the board the Mter.of Attorney General Cluff setDcpew home In West street throughout the day and by tles the mutter, so that no rote was - , 1 Diet-ric- h . Chapman Trial Expensive Hartford. Conn. The murder trial of Gorald Chapman, sentenced to be hanged In June for shooting a cost the state 316,766.2$, State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn announced. night Fifty-fourt- the total was In excess of 500. tuken. Girl Babies Cheap Aid Offered In Shoetq Solving In Motorless Plane Makee Record China the cheapIstres, France. Lieutenant ThoreL est commodities In certain parts of celebrated French filer, established a China la girl babies, and many are now record In a motorless plane when left at Catholic missions of Jaochow, ho remained In the air three hours Klangsl provlnco, the parents de- nnd three minutes. The former recThose offering manding as payment 3 cents In Amer- ord,' which Thoret established was Shoals commission. minutes, In aid to tho government Included C. M. ican money, declared the Rev. Daniel two hours and twenty-siClerk of the Tennessee Electric com- McGllllcuddy, Catholic missionary a flight at tho Istres aviation school. because they are systematically har- pany, the Tennessee Manufacturers' from Kunchow, province of Klangsl, In August, 1924, Thoret made a motor-tceassed and gibed at for their repub- association, the Public Service who just arrived here on the steum-shiglide of nine hours and four lican opinions by officers who are of of Chicago and Chairman MerPresident Madison from minutes, with a regulation airplane mousrchistlo traditions. iiK'tora stopped, rill of the federal powor commission. o n Washington. Several pledges of cooperation In assisting to evolve a plan for disposition of the gigantic MubcIo Shoals properties were received by President Coolldge's Muscle Seattle, Wash. 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