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Show I - Multiply individual effort by ten thousand, and it will not equal Tribune Want Ad effectiveness. THE WEATHER. -, Fair Sunday; Monday fair south, un. aottlad north portion. Local Settlement Sliver Price. ,v..l'c load ii S3 (cathode) Copper i VOL. 108, NO. CLARE K. VANCE .TO PROSPERITY Business Awaits Action of Congress Before Tak- Air Mail Pilot Sends Word Conduct Search. All-da- y Washington Disinclined to Share in Proposed German Status Inquiry TAX REVISION nu After Planes 60 PAGES SALT LAKE CITY, SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1923. 49.-- ing Extension Measures PARTY Gillett and Longworth Nominated by G. OTP SYSTEM Radicals Hang Back v Nicholas Longworth State Department So Informs Official Observer Logan; Pari Circles Disappointed Scenes; Progressives May Block Election. gress Opening Monday. AbliLSGTON Dec. 1. Ihe American goternment stiU is unwilling to in a restricted tnquli) Into participate German finances and has so informed1 Suffers Washington Sprained Wrist, but Machine Is Undamaged; Suspense Ended. Fear Employment Lack if Relief Is Denied. to Tb Tribune FRANCIS. '"O Hoc 1 -- Crack flyer piloting a equadnm of army and air mall erlce plane had. returnee tonight from an unsuccessful search among th Sierra Nad& mountains tor Clare 4C. Vance, air mail pilot ho has been missing since Frida) when V'ance notified air mail officials at Reno that he had landed safelv twenty miles up the middle fork of American Special SAN . canyon In Placer county. Cal Friday night. He left San Framiaeo at 2 oclock Friday afternoon on his ached uled flight to Keno The pilots only fnjurv was a sprained wrist, and his plane was not damaged when he was forced down, presumably by a snowstorm He was compelled to remain out all night in the snow, without food, and was unable to communicate v ith the outside world and with his brother flvera, who became when night fell ana tha apprehensive plane had not touched wheels at,Ahe Beno. landing Reports received here said that Vance was being taken to Forest HUL and that he would there proceed to Colfax. It was expei ha would take a train for bail Francisco tonight. fit-W- ' at OF ANXIETY. When day broke today and no word had been received from the flyer, apprehension was felt that he may have been killed in the effort to carry through the mails or that he may have lost his wav and. shelterless, cold and hungry, was wasting his strength in an effort to reach a farmhouse or town He carried ma food and but little protection from the elements aside from his aviator s garb Ten of the best fivers In the west, picked from the army and the air mail DAY service, carried on an organised search under the direction of Claron Continued on Page year (Column Four.) Obregon Overtaxes His StrengthSuffers Relapse MEXICO CITY, Deo. 1 Having worked far into the morning, Presi dent Obregon Is reported In special dispatches from Celaya, where he re-is to have suffered a convalescing lapse and been ordered to bed by the attending phvslcl&ns for a complete rest. The executive recently has been described as virtually recovered from his recent illness, but serious events in Guerrero, where General Figueroa fa showing a rebellious attitude, and in Mtehoaean, where the situation is reported to have assumed a stormy aspect, and the necessity of considering other Important problems forced him to exert himself beond his strength AH the president 8 engagements have been canceled, and it is not for fttated when it will be possible afhim to resume actual control of fair. Yacht Is Seized by U. S. Customs Officers NEW YORK. Dec. 1 The Dragon, described aa a sumptuously equipped yacht, vm seized by custom men Island, to off Port Jefferson. Lon night and a large quantity of liquor It was was confiscated, reported to officials at the barge pfflce here The be under British yacht was saida to crew of six men. with registry, --- Pull detail of the capture as re on board gards the amount ofof liquorvessel were the or the ownership were men custom lacking. In The was It boat. said, small a cruising when they noticed several suspicious over. lowered the boat being looking side. The custom men drewf alongin their and, the boarded side yacht, brief report, said they found a targe r quantity of liquor. Irishman's Ruse Gets L Ludendorff, Hitler and Other Are Ready for High Treason Hearing. Lake Tribune Leaned. Wire. , Pleaee NEW YORK. Deo, 1 I and hold ship few minutes. twelve other delayed This telegram, signed Patrick; Conley, and dispatched from a train speeding to New York from Boston, was received by Captain Horsburgh. commander of the Cunarder Samaria, as officer and crew were making ready shortly before noon today to cast off their lines preparatory to departing for European ports wa taken at full The message nailing value and the Samaria a a delayed while- Ambassador Richard Washburn Child and other diplomatic, and society personage on board wondered what occaAn hour and a sioned the holdup. sailing quarter after the scheduled hour a ruddy Irishman hurried up was He a just the gangplank. He planted passenger in hi suitcases battered two hie bunk and proceeded to make hinj-se- lf Tribune-Sa- By KARL H. VON WCIOLAND. Service Cable. MUNICH, pec 1 The gtggq is slowly being set for what is expected to develop into th most dramatic trial seen in Germany in many years when General Ludendorff, Adolph Hitler former Minister of Justice Roth, former Police President Poeh-ne- r and a doxen others face a spe- cial tribunal. The spectacle of" General Ludendorff, one of the greatest military figures of the world war, on trial for high treason against his own country, is expected to draw scores of newspaper men, both Germans and foreign, e and arouse Interest. Authorities manifest extreme nervousness at thb mere mention of this trial. It is said that Munich will be occupied by no less than W.OW troops of the reichswehr to prevent any popular disorders. Singularly, no formftl charge has yet been placed against Ludendorff, though charges have been filed against Hitler and all the others. General Ludendorff Is defiant His challenge to Dictator von Kahr, his coconspirator," with repeated requests to Jail him the same as the others has gone unheeded His telephone his freedom of action and communication which were denied to him have been restored. I welcome the promised trial for treason I am ready for it. and high I wish ttw ere tomorrow." declared General Ludendorff to me today Popular opinion is that Ueieral Ludendorff is courting an opportunity to make sensational revelations about the plans of Von Kahrand Prince Ruppreoht for the latter's enthronement as ktng and for the separation of Bavaria Though he is dictator. Von Kahr cannot very well avoid being called a one of the chief witnesses be lieed that Ludendorff can ltis ask him some disconcerting question In regard to what Frifice Ruppreoht said to him directly and indirectly after on Kahr had agreed to join the Hitler revolution. which finally invobfd Laden-dorIn the treachery" role He will also ask about the rode plaved by General von Lossow, hlm-famous war general, who first reneged against Commander-in-chie- f vma Seeckt of the reichswehr. and betrayed" General Ludendorff as nw Abater Ludenaorffs declaration that he no longer considers the Baarlan officials as comrades," has added to the intensity of the feeling. world-wid- ff ches. third-tola- at home. later Captain Fifteen minute before him Horsburgh appeared and demanded to know about the other twelve he had wired about. Oh, thlm? replied Conley, uncertainly; theyU be coming next Later he explained that as he was not "wan of thlm nabobs up In the cabins. " he had invented the story about the twelve other. reaction to Captain Horsburghwas not raiMirl.it, hot. tb..Eak hour and maria got under way one on Pat a minute late thirty-fiv- e account. VITAL. proe-parlt- - upon ent buslne become more appar- STEEL BUSINESS TAX. In- - th Iron and steel industries pro down to about 70 per cent Auction A further decrease of of rapacity small proportion is anticipated after of its present acMuch the holidays. business in tivity is due to the boomand the fallthe automobile Industry, i to the ascribed enerall off ing for orders railway lack of further nd supplies. equipment The railroad were not buying as they wereonsix months Aao, a the, program incongress too, wait volving orders totaling $500 000 000 to $1,000,000,000 waits, the carriers Say, on A a result developments in congress of the waiting policy, railroad supply Iron and steel mills, as well as houses, also face uncertainty for 1924 and link another manufacturing generally In the chin. has toeen noticeably Leader in Senate Conference; La Fol- lette Group Absent. Waited Eagerly Both by Friends and Opposition 'EY ROBERT T SMALL. bv The Salt Laks iCtp'Tight J 923 fl ribune ) WASHING IN N Jee Dungress meets Mundav with the Republiian majority in anything' but a happy freine of mind Party solidarity is being sought but there is everv reason fo believe that during the next fix or eight month the AmeiUan 8vstem of government by party will sic iU severest strain Government bv compromise prom-te- e to take It place as bloc" after , - ' 'bloc Arises to be deaM w Ith Doc. 1. Th WASHINGTON. gresslve bloc made Its first majotkt-tac- k today In its campaign of insurgency against, th Republic nldr-hi- p of the aew congress. - In the house, where It- numerical strength ts greatest, it opsnly but unsuccessfully opposed endorsemerit of Speaker Gillett as th Republican Candida ts for thy speakership, and announced therawero votes enough la sight to block 'his election unless lm -portent concessions In committso signmsntstuid modifications ot hous 1 rules wer mad by th party or- U la difficult at this writing to see how any purely party program can be mapped out with hope for Us ultimate success lM8N0 OFFICIAL ASSISTANCE. Kven so sensible a hing as the MelWhatever the decision regarding lon plan for the reduction of taxes American acceptance or rejection of a plan which has swept the country formal invitation,, it Is not expectsnTrin proifip-efo Fe ul To ed that1 the" UnKtSf Slate13" government pieces bv compromises, first in on 4 itself wouid pant (pate in the ork dlreitton then in another. of the two committees. The only question involved, in the view of oiflctaia, This coming congress is to be too whether th government should much of a battle ground for any very sponsor or discourage participation Husband of Famous Japadefinite legislative program to be put by private citizens la the proposed investigation nese Prima Donna Given through American finane er or experts could The Republican leaders have con-tilegally act in an advisory capacity on Decree by Mutual of the house and senate in name the committee regardless of the aloniv Tlteir ivuiv mav be onset at the titude of the state department, but it bs the belief here that should Presiwhim of anv one of half a dozen Understanding. Moca dent Uootdige and his advisers decide The leaders must cater to that such participation would be unthese blocs at all times. The Demo-rat- s DKS MOIM-la. Dec 1 Mm will have more power in msk-- . wise, no American of any standing would act- - contrary to the advice of Takaul Miura, JapancKe prima donna Ing national legislation or blocking his government. annoumed here today sh had re It than thev have had since 191ft, and may be counted on to leave no FRENCH DISAPPOINTED. celved word that her husband. Dr thev stone unturned to make the pathwav PARIS, Dec 1 (By the Associated M&aataro Miura rioted Japanese of the Republicans a difficult one in ) Press The unwillingness of the had been gianted a divorte the elections of next vear American government to appoint COOLIDGE STAND UNCERTAIN. from her in the courts of Tokio members the reparation commissions investigating committee is and personal Fajrtlsmn advantage Japan are the two elements disappointment to the French governMme. Miura is here with the Bah aggrandisement which promise to control much of the ment and the membeis of tne commission, inasmuch a they ieel that Carlos ofera to sing in the title role activity of the coming session the tack of, American participation of Madame Butterfly" at the Celt The known pitfatla and difficult! of congress ara legion Added to would greatly dimlfrisfetha authority senm tolttghl. and prestige vvl.h which the committhese tonight is the uncertaintv as The divorce, she said today, was the to what President fWittdg will have The Ameritees could have worked can attitude was not unexpected, how- result of a mutual agreement between to sav In hla first message to the Further than to ever, and whathouid be done In and her husband who Ih one lawmaking bodv fuch rirvumstames ha already oeen hcraelf announce that the Harding policies" were to be adopted hi own and informally considered. The situation of Japans most noted physicians, In Germanv Is such that it is telt postgraduate of ale university also this promise was made in those first that the expeit committees, even holder of a professorship in Tokio fcnl tenselv dramatic moment after his without the aid of the United Btates, veraity and internationally famous as unexpected elevation to high office Mr Coolidge has said nothing that must undertake to devise a construc- an experimenter with vltamines tive plan to restore the German govTalking through an interpreter and would give a definite and direct line ernment s finances and the currency breaking into the en eratiotj direct- on the character or acope of his recIt Is expected another effort will t ly at Intervals in a broken hnghsh ommendations Mr Coolidge has ben in the White made to obtain American tongue, she explained, to a representurnthe iommssion advice throuirh tative of the Associated Press that House four months, but thev have ing tonardthc International chamber because hete following her art in been months of seclusion and deliberHe has been preparing himof commerce of whhh WflUs H. Booth the western world and her husband is ation of New Yotk is president, with a kept at home with eprrlmenta and self for the bow he Is to make to the No presir. tu some ientifli thev agreed Mudy that the chamber designate public ji xt Wednesday merican of distimtion in the fthan-ria- i months ago through several Inter- dent has ever faced a more difficult or 1 hr Coolidge rrsed so far as world to serve in an advisory changes letter;, that a separation tak va advisable national and international issues are I man la she said a gieat He CHAMBER ACTIVITIES. concerned, is virtually an unknown him rfTriiRTTtttr Unttki most " other presi The chamber Include thirty two esteem him highly and I think" am happy In dents he has no campaign speeches countries and is regarded in repara- wonderful dtxbr InBut Euno America and behind' my him, pledges, no art, tiavHing inaugural tion quarters as sufficiently detached In so far Madame Butterfly, the platform promisee Fpept from governments and partisan inter rope toof sing mv own folk of Mr. some to and it ns he country teels lovgltv opera to est-act Its to be qualified all day in the laboraplana he is a free agent. Hardings It Is pointed out, would And he works e. home must onic at and night tory ENEMIES ARE WAITING. not be tied by intru tiona from any and t am pot there I talked to him government Much la expected of Mr. Coolidge In both of us might The British were quite as anxious abouthe arrungink But he knows In ad his bv message bound not meaningless bounds as the French to have the American of that his political enemies, and matrimony, when I saw him last in vance government join In the Investigationof Tokio within exLt the 41 O. P as these a vear ago this summer He Sir John Bradbury. British member divorce well as without, are waiting for the thought he hdid not want a Iw the reparation onmmisMon In discuss- .then to upon him and pounce opportunity Now han deuded it ing vesterdav the creation of the and we have agreed, with th's beet, crltcixe not atone for what he savs. recommittees of experts laid great stress sult all that may he left unsaid for but upon the vital necessity of American Dr. Miura hi former wife said Is The public has been waiting fr. Mr collaboration, but it W not vet known about man of sitence, to say 40 years of age They had no Cooiidge. theAnd Btitiah government shat attitude the continuation upon what he save children. They were married eight something of the will take toward in his opening address to congrev veaie ago, following Mme Miura 8 his entire, political future may a from music depend sa Fifi Fear Continued Japanese graduation Takani Miura Divorced by Tokio Court ga nlaatton. ' ol , -- ,r -- Tur.l (Deltona which supplies these plants and the railroads, is also That of uneasiness its day having industry gives employment to more than 760 000 men. The market Is reand mines have H0 ported as stagnant closed down by the hundreds in JilN and not. Indiana, Ohio. PennavJvani the producing states of the southwest Hundreds of other mines are running only from one to three days a week FEARED. UNEMPLOYMENT Tax reduction legislation, manv operators assert, would immediately orders now help this situation. Coal cannot count w ltnheM because buyer reassurance with futura the I (By tl. upon LUXOR, Egtpt, Dee would be forthcoming, It Is claimed, 1 he ) greater part and tens of thousands of workers Associated Press would go back to their jobs In the coal ef today s work In the tomb ot Tutfields ankhamen was devoted to removing Bulldln construction how it seathe partition wall between th antesonal decline after two years Leader In the Industry chamber and the mortuary room connext year, but look for a fair bu!nes a series of if tax reduction legislation Is enacted taining the great shrine, which the under the volume win be larfte. It ts bclleted. aooden shell construction ts tied up Pharaoh's mummy Is believed to as bulldln lie closely with the oountry s general Hpward Carter, head of the expediprosperity. Officials hers are much concerned tion. personally removed the stones, some of .them so large that one was with the fertheomln montnly survey Little, if any. In- a sufficient burden for a man, and of employment. creased employment 1 expected, and they were earned out In wicker basWashington will be quite well pleased kets by the natlxe workers and If th survey does not show an actual dumped beyond the wall back of the decline of small proportions. Within tomb. About half of the wall on previously the last two weeks, preliminary re- either side of the opening sealed ports covering labor Conditions have made by the piercing of the chamnot been altoaether reassuring, and door leading Into the mortuary the fear Is entertained that a general ber was removed, and there will be feeling of uncertaintyleadas to what con- tt least another full day s work beto unemploygress will do may fore the wall ts fully dismantled and ment during the winter. a space cleared to allow the ofbeginning of the delicate operation taking down the outer shrine. Newlyweds to Sail It ts understood that the excavators are confident that the latest devices Tour to emof science which ascertain ploy will enable- them to SEATTLE. Wash . Dec. 1 l degree of precision suite on the steamship President wtth the greatest detail of the appearGrant, which is to leave here Tuesday the personal of Tutankhamen. health and ance, been th age has far for east, engaged for Major and Mrs. Frederick McLaughlin Should his mummy actually be found, of Chicago, It waa learned today. Mrs. Vt. Carter has arranged with Sir was Irene Castle, dancer, Archibald Heed of the Royal Society until her wedding with Major Mc- of Medicine to carry out a Special of the examination Laughlin Wednesday. radiographic in collaboration with Dr. mummy of the Kasreleint hospital of EARTHQUAKE REPORTED Derry X...VJMW r UaJLro. .reputed to be Jhe greatest II v- .Aseaece-aart- h t In" the Capra tin districts, hig expert Rome province, during the nighL say Examination of the juncture of cer. a news agency dispatch from Rome tain bones will enable the Pharaoh's sg at th time of the death to be today. Th tremors threjv th inhabitants Into panic. definitely established within a year or i or .'.rvulorr Proceedings to Be Brought by Department, Daugherty Says Criminal thbaso Trlbune-tUl- t IVAHHtNGTDN, Lahe Tribune Wit. Dec, General Daugherty announced today that crlpiinal prosecution would b 4' (Vault of the Investigabrought tion which has been made by hi department and by a special committee of the senate of whlth Senator Reed, Republican. Pennsylvania, Is chairman Into alleged irregularities In the conduct of th veterans bureau. The announcement followed a visit to the White House yesterday by Henati r Reed and Senator Oddle. Republican. Nevada, a member of th epeclal committee, and General Hines, the present director of the veterans' bureau It also had been Indicated t, before, by a spokesman for th that the White House wouli In connection advocate criminal action with Investigations of the veteran-bureaor nv other governmental department where there appeared to be evidence justifvlng such a procedure, V h le Attornev General Daugherty refused to discuss In detail the procedure which will he followed, it ha been suggested that facts developed by the senate inmiiry and by th department of Justice might be placed t efore a federal grand Jury and indictment sought The senate Inquiry Into th mancovagement of the veterans bureau more ered many weeks. Among the Colocalled were prominent witnesses nel Charles For be a former director of the veterans' bureau, and General to th lat (lawyer, personal physicianhead of the president Harding and welfare departmenL Many charges of Irregularities were made, the a.lack upon Colonel Forties becoming so determined that he sought permission to appear a a voluntary witness. presl-den- in Italy Breaks, Sweeping Death and Devastation in Village. Universal Bevvies CibI KOiiE, Dec. L Floods caused by the bursting of a dam rushed through the valleys of Cam un lea and Dexso today. drowning more than 300 persons and completely Inundating a number of .village, according to report re celted here late today. The dam that broke wad the prop erty of a hydroelectric plant on the river Dorina. The overflow of an ar Uftrial lake In the mountains caused thereby, caused a grand waterfall whl h was cast upon the village of Dero with terrifying effect. The precipitation coming without away many persons warning swept before they had time to run for theit Uvea. Many who managed to escape from their home In the valley and on th low hills fled Into th mountains and are stranded there without food or shelter. Millions of cubic meters of water swept Into the two valleys when the dam broke. Soldiers and civilians in the surformed rescue parrounding country ties that went to the aid of the homeless in the devastated regions i'jvtest advices Indicated that the Tevena and village of Detso, tiuggia, water. Only Coma were still under a church steeple was .visible Jn Deizo. POSTMASTER hr f NAMED.. ri WASHINGTON; oo Will reeord-break-l- Quick Disposal Made of Criminal Cases for Dec.---- -t Mrs. nf of Orient The-brida- shock-was-fel- 00 qo Subject Pharaoh to Radiograph -- -- Christine M tjlauson bs been ap pointed postmaster at fehotip. Idaho, succeeding Mrs. ' Delia Twining, 00 they-Inten- d I 'r 1 1 radio-graph- s v LONGWORTH ! ELECTED. longworth of Ohio was elected withleader of th hou out opposition, but two candidaxaa were nominated for paker against of Wisconsin, a leader of th Protfreh bloc, ana Madden of litinota, chairman of tha approGillett receive I committee priation lfea jfutcB. Cooper 19 and Madden ft. white one vote was caat for fJtUa of Kansas. Votin for Cooper were plague Davit, Keller ami Knutson of Minna ota; La Uuardia of New Fork. Bio olair of North Dakota, and aU members of the Wiaoonain delegation except Cooper, who eaat hi tallot for Madden, a did Gillett. James and Woodruff' of Michigan Reid of Illinois King, Michaelson. Republican GIllett-MJoop- er and Bchall of Minnesota. Pprou) of Kansu cast the one ballot for Ldttie Leaders of the Progressive bloe a- aerted that when the vota comes tr the election of a apeaker thev vrkl be able not onlv to bold the fifteen who votei today for Goopeiv hut (Oelttsia Seat Vessels and High Terminal Postoffice Looting Plan Nipped. NEVV YORK, Dec. 1. Two mail theft, plots were'uader Investigation by New York police tonlghL one Involving the looting of mall bags on the high sens and the other the systematic robbery of packages from Grand Central terminal poatofflee. Roth Jojs are believed by authorities to have been. worked by "Inive men are under arrest. siders Three of them ar seamen who were ' brought hero from Hamburg today In ' Irons aboard the liner Mtnnekahda. and two are mail transfer supervisors at Grand- Central terminal, Louis W, Wlegand of New xanaan, Conn and Rudolph H. Gorskt of Brooklyn. Guarded by two German pier detectives. a ship's carpenter, carpen-- I ter's mate and messman were brought m on th Mlnnekahfla, charged with having ripped open mail bags on the Mongolia, robbing them of money and tossing th rifled sacks Into the North sea Fishermen discovered tne bag, filled with silt envelopes, which revealed that American mail had been robbed and led to th arrest of. th seafarers- - They had accera to th mail room of th Mongolia, and. It was learned, shad been spending money freely along the Hamburg water front, TWXikrTrrerr?ertuoew-d--U-vented an Ingenious scheme for rob- - Geattftsed ee Peg I edema tix-- j ai t. : draw enough strength from those supporting Maddeh tf moke certain a kUock. With eleven Republican of th total membership of 325 sheen t today,- - Releeder estimated that nt publican Iroet half this number would be unable to attend th opening onsrion of tho bouse, therebv making the prompt reelection of Bpeaker Gillett stilt more The organisation had dcubtful. counted on tho suptyrt of a number ff Oenttsntd s Fir Tw Carter Continues Luxor Excavations Dam i I ; sixty-eigh- th a Fags Fear (Mneu Tws.) IDAHO TALLHu Idaho Dec. 1 made Judge Geo. go VV Kilgington case of two of the disposal oao quick oto men. w ho confessed to roM ery, In the district court here Saturday morn Mark Dunkelev, who tng pleaded auiltv to having robbed George Conkle of ITS Thanksgiving day, was sentenced to from one to fourteen vear In the state penitentiary on a grand (wo, and tt Is expected the ravs should charge Prank Dannary con throw light on the theory that Tut- larceny f to having entered the Palace ankhamen was actually the younger cased store on the night of Novem brother of Akhengton the king whose Cigar her 2i nd stealing a large wmount pictorial representations show ex- of guns and other merchandise. He traordinary facial 'aftd other physical was given from one to fifteen year characteristics which may have con- at Boise stituted family or merely Indtxldual resemblance. Among those holding Denies Any Mystery this theory of relationship is Dr the eminent German Egyptin Film Actress's Death ologist, now In Calio. who Is recognised as an authority on Akhenaton vePAN ANTONIO, Teraa, Dei. I He conducted the UermAn excavations nial that a cloak of mvstcry surof that kings palace at Te'l-el- rounded the manner In which Marth Amarna Mansfield teidlng laBv In the ' Dr. Derry who tig had exceptional rens er of Virginia, being filmed experience In what might be termed bv the FVx Film corporation, me her the medical .history of mummies, will death waa hiaae today bv Elmer dlf probably be able to adduce a reasonaton, director of the companv, she ble theory as to the cause of Tutdied from hums received while film ankhamen'sdeath. One opinion is tng tl e picture that he was killed b his successor, The dy was sent th New I ork Ay. It Is understood that the It was accompanied bv Phi'tn Rhorey, apparatua, w hlch la the latest member of the caat. Mlsa Mansfield i of its kind, wily not be brought out mother, who waa rushing to this city until th mummy actually Is found following notification of her (laugh Til weather remains overcast, ter s accident, was Intercepted n which it unusual for this region Th route and notified that Miss M in sun went down last night amid tow- fl.U, had died ering banks of cloud and throughout the. night lightning flashes out- Osteopathic College lined the grim silhouette of the hills surrounding the royal necropolis News Damaged by Flames of a washout between Luxor and Assuan, cutting off all railway communiDec. I DefecPES MOINES. 1 cation until Monday,-madthe excawiring Is believed to have caused vators view the unsettled weather tive her a fire that destroyed early today somewhat anxiously, and all preparamain' class rooms, laboratories and tions have been made to block the the of the equipment of Still College most entrance of tho tomb wtth sandbags of Osteopathy The school occupied In the unllkelv eventuality that the a downtown office building vafley is flooded by a cloudburst such Trustee met thin forenoon to oon- as are not unknown here Islder a new location- for th college, r 'S6WieWfleTtiehrtrir--Paw?d-srmaeiw hTSTmbaIHirtTe-twe-rnreyd'-mKsavth worker by th slaying of a poi- pend classes for several weeks sonous snake, found among the party The college was founded twentv-ftv- e had an enrollment of store. The reptile tsa four and year ago and 4uu. In half feit length.. approximately 1 r, On tho sens to aid th opposition was of a pasalv character. When the Republican senators assembled reelect Senator Lodge to tbs ma- JorUy leadership they found that. not. f a single member of the bloc had re- speeded to the party- conference call and that Senator Borah also was t numbered among th missing. While th breach tn th majority party thus was widening, th Demo- !, erata were consolidating their post- ' Hon In the hope of taking whatever , advantage might be offered by the ' situation of opponents. GARRETT IS CHOSEN. House Democrats met tonight and greed on Representative Garrett of ? Tenues as the party candidate for t was hut s the only speaker, meeting fur mallty, since the selection had bees agreed upon month ago. The Democrats of tne senate, who alao have settled ad their differences over leadership, will hold a tonef confereuc Monday juet before the . , oongtes convenes, ' Developments of th day Indicated no disposition by Republican organ!- f ballon leaders of tho house or senate to th inmir- tq make uoneessione On th contrary, house leader 1 declared they would bo a party to no negotiation and were prepared to show - what let the I'Tugremnvee j th first strength they could poll .on t ballot for apeaker Vt hil I organ, sation leaders tn th senate- - made no pronouncement, they leavof adhered to their original plan ing to the opposition the initiation of , ny senate Organization fight. Also benator Lodge, in filling th two vacancies on in commute on committees did not give representation to th Progressiva bloc. Continued O-f- -- ' i Digging Way to Kingoeo TutV Mummy 00 00 00 T - ton TAX ACTION If congress win signify early In the session Its Intention to enact the Mellon proposals substantially Into law, trade official her believe that there would be an immediate revival of busiv ness, and that a year of great Business throughlies ahead out the United States Is represented as pinning its hope for better time on lowered taxes. If, however, congress makes It elegy that taxes will not be lowered the present uncertainty will continue probably for months untilIs a definite tax revision program worked out and passed. The proposed tax reductions would and for apply to next year's buslne, concerns that reason many Industrialtheir proare unable to formulate can figure grams for 1924 until they their taxes. with some certainty upon in true building conThis is notably struction, transportation, the iron and steel Industries and manufacturing When It Is .recalled that generally. manufacturlng'alone gives employment to about 15 000.000 workers and that product runs th value of its finished to about M0,000,000 OvO. the extent of the widespread influence of taxation slowed down. The ooal industry R -- ment or uncertain duration, depends, according to the exponents of business ,ere, upon the character ot tne word coming from the house and senate Congress meets Monday, and what It will do, or attempt to do, to. or for business, remains today as much of a IndusIt was a year ago guess trial leaders are somewhat fearful and have adopted a policy of extreme caution. Buying Is largely from hand to mouth; selling commitments run only to 'near dates inttfeatl hr'Iur months In the future, and employ ment figures remain barely steady Even this Is somewhat better than the situation forecast two months ago. The betterment is ascribed barely to proposal Secretary Mellons reduction came as a welcome 1 hose proposal were light to many Industries whichfuture the frankly groping toward in the see to proposals profess They an opportunity to press ahead again toward prosperity, freed of a part of the heavy tax burden which has handicapped them, during the period of revival. a' py Cniveraal Him Aboard Vessel, Which Delays Sailing Chicago Sy HARDEN COLFAX. Lake Tribune I (Copyright. lSUL-B-ah Dec. 1 -Am- erican-enterprise, WASHINGTON, In the language of trade association leaders here, sits today on the steps of the eapitol waiting for ord from congress. A lull In activity is reported from many fields Whether it will be only lull or another period of readjust- ' Lodge Chosen Party of Coolidge Is Message James Logan, American observer' lth the reparations commission in Paris. 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