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Show "- - lai alt aw THE 'WEATHER. and cold.r Tuesday and' Wad nesday. Lcal Battlement Price.-Silver .... lie' - Copper (cathodeat $11.1;, f- - VOL. 110, NO. 63. . SALT LAKE CITY, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 16, 1924. I I 22 Hill Muscle. Shoals Fundamen- - JudgeRefuses li T it & Motion to v Strike Out Damaging estimony of Mortimer. tals Little Understood in Spite of Debating V:i Ladd of North Dakota Prosecution Placet' Mre One Exception; Some Witnesses on Stand in Points in Contnjversy. Conspiracy Hearing. By MARK SILLIVAN. to The TrtUi WASH KNGTON Dec. 15 Th CHICAGO. Muscle Shoals continues, after seven d$o more or less steadily devoted to yft, to have right of way 4n the sen&te debate. It is a worthy debate, Juid by the end of It doubtless air the senators will have enough information to give intelligent guidance to their action Yet many of e sjeeches are devoted to one aspect or another of local consideration, and comparatively few of them seem to go to the heait of the question or grap the fundamentals of it. Even after two weeks of debate not all the senators will ha vs been able to grasp the. very complex hemicsL and financial questions involved in the Must le Shoals question. At the beginning of the debate, someone saul he woind underto take make a bet that nut on man In the senate knew the distinction between nitrate and nitrogen. Probably not more than one out of a hundred of the general pubit , except those to whom chemistry is familiar, know' the distinction. As It happens, at least one senator knows this uhetn-icdistinction, but even he seems to use the Terms mterchangcablj as most of the orher do LADD AN EXCEPTION. The one senator who is learntd in this field is Senator laidd of North lakota, who t by profession a them1-1s- t and teacher. iadd at leas has what man others vein not to "have, ii-as v to what namely, a thar Muscle Shoals should be uoted to. Not all may agree with that as the best purpose, but Senator Ladd has a clear idea of what he wants and how t attain it. It is a la k of clearness about various possible purrees that makt s much of the debate muddy One of the questions is whether the mam use of Muscle Shoals should be tor the production of power or shall be for the production of nitrogen for fertilizer The farmers want for Muscle Shoal used fertiliser. Many other interests want it for Biiause Senator. Ladd wants Muscle Shoals to be devoted to fertilizer, he thinks Henry Ford should have it Norris of Nebraska is an- - . r pow-V- r. Continued os Fags Fee? tOoiuian Four.) Dec uf Height Authorized Indicates More Than Struc-- j ture to Control Floods.! - Special 1- 8RFI K II I.K 111. I'n- i H v Hiees)-yTh- e rb Vanin lated double feat of an airplane booking on an mrxlup while both w re in fi.P'fllkht and then freeing if to sail MV hv again was ac- otnphxhed for liie firt time at Snip f ild mar hrv bit today The ship ici d was the aruiv dhl glide 'IV H. and the plate was a sp rr Me- engcr a mail tvpe , metal attached to a frane over the motor of the plane w a.s used to ath on to a email a nnitic ewlnlng from under th- - bombing rail of thJ ship The f.at waI.Vn omplUhcd (, ( at an elevation of M Frank Kee, Lieutenant llKhter-thsn-air had pilot chatge of the TV.-3- , and Lleutemu t t'lvde F Inter of MiV.mh field, inivton, On the ground plbded the fperr Lieutenant toione! Jnim Iruge field and a omtnand.int. Scttt low, group of offb er looked on. thrtllen with ttie posslldh 1, embodied in this new conquest of the air 1 it Congress, Government Heads and .Members of Wilson Administration Honor Dead. Unusual Aerial Feat Reported by Belleville Congres-- ' Upper State men See Power Project Hidden In Verbiage. !? 7 CENTS VE Pays Its Tributes to Nations War Chieftain l mathematical PAGES-FI- Official Washington Just Before Gompers Was Fatally Stricken T J-- The Tribune Want Ad columns accurately reflect the needs and desires of all .Salt Lake. Simple but Impressive Service Held at the President Capitol; Attends. Coolidge hk By HARRY J. BROWN. tBy the Bv JAMES O'DONNELL BENNETT. , Special I The Tr hune ciated Press.). Federal Judge George . T iu.ago Tribune XaU Labe Triboa Wire. WASHINGTON Lei15 A. Carpenter today denied a defense Dec. U. To th WASHINGTON, The Colorado riser flood motion in tha Forbes Thompson constrains of solemn music echoing and control bill introduced Sntutriav by; spiracy trial to strike out the entire away amid the brona and mar0hg of Fredern k Representative ble of the national testimony of Elisa H. Mortimer, chief capItol, they colled Angeles, upon Inspection appears to government witness. the roll f the republic at noon today be a power bill, masquormllng under A petition by counsel for J W. In rmmor of Woodrow Wilson. a ndanomer. and iongreiMTMn from Thompson. Chicago contractor, for the The ne was th broad, gray the upper Colorado baMn. us well as elimination of Mortimers seven, days charrgier of the hous of fepresenta-t- n tha Interior department and federal of testimony was not permitted to es commission are civti.g the meago into the record fter it had been The occasion was th joint Ljk power rrtc sure attention to sand thymnUes read by the court. f the house of congress In honor aa to Ita true purpose. I am unwilling. at Carthe said Judge delegates1' This photograph, the last taken of tne veteran labor leader,, shows Gompers iddressing of this country'! great war' prestdanL Section 5 of the bill provides that Amen-i- n labor confeVouco in Mexico Citt. Left to r ih (heater Wright. penter in rejecting the plea, "that the opening session of the The orator was Dr. EM win Anderson even the spurring of defense counsel English secretary; U. Vargos, Spanish secretary; Samuel Gompers, president of organized American labor, and the dam ah'ill he constructed td a Alderman, a North Carolinian by P. A A. Photograph. height to be defei mined by th secshall drive me to prejudice in this James Duncan, irst vice president of the American Federation of Labor. birth and once president of th atat case. The impose retary of the inferior. The petition was filed only In beuniversity of that comtgonwalth, later of thla tdll shall be . . . B to prohalf of Thompson, counsel for Forbes president of Tulan university and for vide a foundation upon which there in it. Two govhaving taken no twenty years president. of th Unican be heretfter erected, either by ernment witnessespart were on the stand and House- versity of Virginia; a man who not the United States government or by Resignations today ' alone an educator but also a historian Edward C. Stockdale, Washington for the ft licensee a superstructure InvesFollow representative of the Sumner Sollett one and of the authentic voices Of Cleaning purpose of irrigation and power deConstruction comny in 1&22, who the new south; a man now In hi aix- -I followed Mortimer to the witness velopment " Another section of the year, for ' stand in the government, told of a Atlanta. ly. dignified, fluent; not, ait)Uttlhi portbill provide tigation orathat "said dam shall be visit to Forbes a office in search of tion of Mie today to as locaany .breaking constructed foundation, hospital work for his firm. He was ground, but sketching with a firm told the projects had not tion and structure that a auperatruo-tur- e t been hand the suaver aspects of the vercan subsequently be erected decided upon. Dec WASHINGTON, dict of living men on th Ilf work of John B. Mitliken. a subordinate ofthereon to a height of 600 feet " the of federal grand jury the late president. impaneling ficial In the veterans bureau under DAM TOO HIGH. Tjie orator addressed such an audidein Atlanta tomorrow, But what Statement Wrung These provisions, former Director Charles H Forbes, ence as only this occasion could hav examinaupon testified today to "intolerable condiscribed as a housecleaning of official! assembled. . to tion conscent as bill murk the tions in the bureau at the time of Men who, during th last twelv From Her by Preacher dam templating the erection of a power of the fedtral prison is scheduled to hia transfer to the shipping board in have borne the burdens ana some Ihmlder years or at wh other under canyon get September. 1922. the destlnea of the republic, river, for H is Evidence (hat Attorney General shaped MILUKENft TESTIMONY. H i g h t Wa False. shownon bvtheall lower him. sat before availdata engineering MilLken was the government's witable that a dam 60 feet high is not Stone was planning sweeping change j Before him. and before the high ness for virtually all o today s sesnecessary for flood control, and In In administrative personnel of the marble dlas of tha speaker of the sion in the trial of Forbes and J. W. dam has prison came today with the announcehouse, sat the president of thw United past discussions a onlv been Thompson, buhdtng contractor, Jointly uggeted for the avowed ment that he had accepted the resig- - B tales, pale, Intent, motionless. With, By ORVILLE DWYER, in the reach of a handclasp from Calindicted for conspiracy to defraud tha purpose of power development. Wi t h airo T'ltmne Halt lake' Trtbmte Tills bill, like those that have pre- nation of A E. Sariain, the warden. vin Coolidge aat the president whom government through hospital conIII. Doc. 15. Elsie MT VKUNON, ceded it. appears to he obnoxious to A special representative fit. th de, Woodrow Wilson- - succeeded tracts during Forbes a administration. FweMlr late todnv turned bittiX'Y He told in of perrt the iqmer baatn so long partment of justice is In charge and the present Chief Justice Taft of th sonal difficulties in the bureau prior Too Much CINCINNATI, (ttuo. the Law retie M. Might, former Methodist aa the Uolnr.tdo river contpact re Assistant Attorney General Donovan United States supreme court. Drinking to his transfer to the shipping board, funeral. train AHrona. for It I left tonight for Atlanta to aid in H 18 CABINET MEMBERS. the Samfit "r.V of body d PMtor, bearing .huroh tbclKHynmn ' which were "more serious thaa difof some who are presen tauun 'Actor-Autho- rcontention On th Orator uel Gompers. late president of the tf kecrer evident tq the faced Trouble, right hafuf atf be and hr aMegedlovei in a pact by watching 'this situation that, should ference in opinion." jury. the widow of Woodrow H iieon, American Federation of Labor, arrived When Forbes called him to hla ofthis bill pass in Its present frrm in giand Is charged her buslmnd. vhhhit week received Mr. Stone last Early the Producer and Admits to behind justices of the supreme fice to talk over his resignation from In Cincinnati art p m. and proceeded advance of ratification by Atlwnn. the lesignation of D. J. Allen, prison court sat and hi wife, Anna, were poimembers of Woodrow Withe mre declaration of a purpose to the bureau, MUliken said, he told hia on its for he asked whhh ndnutta agent, eastward purchasing twenty way soned to r"Rth lsons cabinet Bryan, looking old and build a superstructure to th- - height .Ncvember b chief that he "had found things- inNewspaper Men. aura, but v ung vconinn twice of fi60 feet fir power de vehMn.ent vivaciously to Tin tolerable in the bureau and objected later. Hundreds of member of local r( mclv The attorney general declined at his succaorwhisiring as Wilsons secretary Of In to the way things were being run." labor orsanizatimia inarched to CenDself to the might In toVik a deeper ojternt deprive to tlie tand this Indicate that vitnesa however, time, state. Robert Bt r'VfnAl SrrW. l.snsmg. during the moHe did not specify any particular stales of their eouitahle share an investigation which had been go- ments that the to effort to keep her confession upper house., and galleries nf the waters of the Colorado river NEW YORK, .Dec 15 The fourth nt transaction which did not meet hia tral Union station to pay homage on was lor several month ng quietl a the arrival of the president. sailed She called If th in their dead chief for a pemlt to complete Approval, although he suggested application Mrs Willard Mack left her husband, from going to the jurv Next who -r to a ne case, in which a contract went build Lansing dim b powshould Marriott Sartain, who was appoint- held two cabinet was Houston, he placed he drank too m ich Hlght "a lH.jt" and declared EN she said, TRAIN ABOARD GOMPERS on posts under Wilson, to the second lowest bidder, that new before the porter etniH ed VSatriiifjgion from Courthouse, he told hid record made the confession beau-Matched then the Quakand now Mr Mack ha cnme to rerosy Fslmer, bids should be called for prior to the ROUTE TO WASHINGTON. l h"d their rights fully Ohio, bv former Attorney Generala er. In the next segment of the circling mr that ul sh rded d.i the w'ould award. gard her pornt of view eith favor tame to Washington Ind , Dec 15.U VINCENNES, benches which the congressmen had BIO $27,006 HIQHEB. The Frdericks tdll. of rourse. has Daugherty, f in mob" both he saw hand the the the and Mr Mis before attorney general TmUv and Mack, Ureas ) Kootfuila of the day were he stated Aaaociated On just started on It wav. It has been seiretly The contereuce between the vacated for the guests few a tnd within hours hanged r reaihed their sejars-tioreferred to the committee on the flood .wo men wan not made public, but Josephus Daniels, Wilson s secretary that the award in question, covering Americas army of tabor continued att.rnejs. one hia biographor and of of from some tree the post navy control which of ment ar.d the ticoaph to beat' a agret RepreentUvp it can lie Cestui tied es Peas Feet today almost endlcaaly K h E. Sm'th called f Attornev ers, and John Barton Payne of th Uurrv of California but told her that he would proiCeltoaa Five.) march of devotion pant the bier of Redfleid and to the i hair after i long fight with If the usual procedure chairman, and W. os Soros Continued tlafic features, Pago is ptfiowed li. Wilson men who went with Wood-rovCoiumn Samuel Gompera as the train 'carry- vide her With every possible comfort the jury exclud'd from the court the b!M will he resrred to the inburMint room tite heat and Wilson the a state divorce i,ittlc la until through obtained During terior department and possibly to the ing hia botfy pushed across lllinoia, den of hia heaviest days and whose h.d inirmiuced wltnA nfier wltnes federal power commission before it Mr Mar k mHde the following stateIndiana and Ohio on the way to names Reward th and to how tt'Tt th- - confeAMlon had not is acted upon In committee. of like names, What nee Beatrice oht.iin-under dmes, nd called those departments will recommend Stanton and 'Chase, will hold a place len Washington. The new carpet placed ment "Mis Mack, I to me left she both because said was two, in the annals of the age because they newspaper women, give problematical, as the bill bus not yet beside the coffin showed a badly sat In hta councils. testimony that atm confessed orally been officially called to their attenIndulging In too much alcohol four to worn path h nightfall therm in the firnt tier of seats to the left tion Nothing further has When he fjr-- t mounted the sand of the marble dais were the members Following the demonstration at 8t. weeks ago. OPPOSITION ALL SET. f n been done relative to a divorce beMrs. Swectin told of the present cabinet Hughes, WilLouts, where a continuous file wnt cause a denarrirentnl reference there are no grounds in this son's opponent for the presidency In inquMnon in which It Following more than four state that is presumed bearings will be held through the car could be produced by either she said he was "horribly treated the campaign of 1913, and Secretary If tl other partv ' hours during the morning, men. who grilled her before the Ourrv committee hv Mellon and John Wingate Weeks and It will wig further proof of the fact that and ne'vspaprr then she an id ne we finally hill is unamended Stone and Wilbur. thousands came to look upon the face Mr.As Mack Harlan holds no animosity toward confronted hv Hlght while Urosecutor opissttlon front Representative E o. looking down upon them from a of the dead at Flora, and others for the Utah Vincennes, his wife, he announced Jatherwood she is that G an.1 officers Frank in north g artery of the house, seat Thompson, VerIs one of those vpo dMs Washington, Mitchell and North to play with Him In "Th Dove. other witnesses listened through the congrt ssn-awas the widow Edith Bolling Wilson. non, Ind., and many smaller places which the apparent i.kr, and who was him be written and will n 4n by aldt and First Showdown on Un- -' where letter ninth keyhole Next through brief stops were rtale. Thursday will bring the Wood-rounwilling to see congresa at the shoe if on Broadway this week. the door while she was left alone with is her marriage to At Flora railroad men were lined time pave. the way for anv House Votes Down Criti- anniversary of present "Mrs the and Mack, the governess in third the Wilson. She is sitting alongside the track for over a two children, will continue to live in Might olorad development on the lower Pro- up derwood Shoal seat from the clock that bears th SAYS SHE D'DN'T KILL. block. Their heads were bared a New York I river that may In any manner imto Intend my keep which looks down from cism of Policy Respect- golden eagle the train came In. They had left home in Fnlham Manor. "What happened then? Attornev pair the rights of the states on the This is a the edge of the north gallery. engines and trains standing on and open statement pf the en- Smith nked She hi d previously aald upper basin. If the hill shoqd he posal Expected Today. their the aide tracks and In the shops frank BITS. to MOTIONLESS for he resitord told she what Its provide affair." concluded Mr. Mack. hd ncwspaiwr men while they came to the funeral car tire ing Russia and Egypt. Next t hr alts barSHE The present Mr. Mack, before her peatedly she did not murder her husImplies, namely, flood control, and If Frequently section men at worie along marriage, the and was Mrs. John Stone, wife band end had add'd "And I didn't," irrigation features nr power presidents Margaret Wilson, the dead the way stopped their work, doffed utilised there will be no serious oba Salt Iake broker Pauline Fred- she answered Dec. 16 The senWASHINGTON. eldest daughter. The oration lasted their hats and stood viient aa the of to it. for it is recognized on Marl'vrie said: Rambeau. both erick uld Tv and them jection that ten "Hlght Not one minutes. and an hour ( B ate. under a unanimous consent agree- train passed. the AssoLONDON, Dec 1.' and screen, are you did kill vour hushand stars of the and you every hand that the government is the delivery of it did 1 obaerv Though some of the railroad union former wives stage ) morallv The first division In aduring mav aa well say you did ' of th producer. Press to ciated ment, must declare Its position on are obligated him told widow's protect th in ountenanca, not affiliated with the Federanrhp I m peHnl valley agrins Mack explatred also tonight his the flood the new parliament vta taken to- norchange did ant. I told It to him over and the the movement of a hand. Once, government or private operation of tion of Labor, which Mr. Gompers menace. But eo long as the wsv i the end. Margaret thrice Muscle Shoals by 2 p. m. tomorrow. OodUsmA ea Page Fear Osattssed ea Fog Cevsa night when the Trevelyan amend- toward her helped to create, ail have paid their for a opened converting handkerchief tq her eyes. euppovd dead jireesed to chieftain labors fix.) (Caiai Imv) the govflood contrnj dsm Into an enormru at Sengto Underwood, author of the respects ment, 'expressing regret The crowdft have grown and with Underwood Muscle Shoals bill now beCeettenei " Fsge Fe power project that would be folmie ernment's policy in Egypt and Rusthem the gifts of flowers as the Twe. . (Celsaoa to the Interest of other elates It will fore the senate, has demanded such larger centers of industrial the sia, was defeated bv a vote of 3t3 be met with, opposition in congres to 132 after a debate in which the an expression of the senate In Its country were reached. "The tribute to our chief has been vote on the Smith amendment, which government was subjected to strung MMVeeeeeeeeee 040 iritUrism from Libeial and Labor 040 would strike out of the bill the entire more than any man could ask," said (HO 040 Ebert Accept Tenders of the Matthew vice one Woll, members. clause presD and leave only the leasing dents of the American Federationwof Austen Chamberlain's bpeeth was Fifty-tw- o of Cabinet Resignations considered government operation provision. . "The people have shown that somewhat disappointing. The Alabama senator holds that the jabor. His inoM Interesting announcement amendment would strike out the heart Mr. Gompers was a real leader With BKRT.JN. n- - IS (By th. Asoi-ate' In with and their presence was tnr flowers, 040 040 040 040 of his bill and has saki ha would t povernment s willingness to 040 040 Press. L President Ebrf thb submit the ways they have said it unmisCezirah water question gard the vote on It aa a forecast of many the resignation rf to a mixed accented evenlnr vatakably." commission on which both Date have an unsuspected surthe final vote. The opposition meanGhaneelkir Marx and his cabinet The the Officials on the train were advised will b and Sudan Egypt would be repre-- j while is centering its effort to kill the riety of Uses You were reouented. however, to minister members of the that the the many sttractlv remaining ernted bill through support of the amendprised st can continue their dulies temporarily federations executive council were to Mr. Chamberlnin, secretary for for- diehea you prepare fror'n this ment. the party at Cincinnati and that witli pto-- ' food. whs wholesome affairs, The senate judiciary committee to- join ign grated V of the Marx The JOHN K. WINKLER. cabinet sitnm shouts of "Whs makes his resignation eight and By at coach funeral the the headquarters make A deHwoua hnve sleeper waffles Ina Date viju to subcommittee day authorized result of the recent Orthe Yorkvlile central garage. Here he comes ss Which the official "vVhat ha hapined occupies By lotTenl Service. breakfast dish, Innumerable data daring vestigate the Washington Herald edi- would he incorporated party car maintains was used by man elections to the reDhstag. whtrn paid?" the that into a IS. A IMc. of be special can his NEW the passage YORK, prepared In Just a speceA salade cruising "Tolone! Harvev" in excuraions noc- returned a house In which no party or torial last week attacking Senator opening roaches to comfew minutes' time fur luncheon, Underwood and his bill. The editorial train of four or five sheik in high hat and "tails." who turnal and othefwise, for a full month. existing group has anything tfk a when he related all that he "thought to the The Washington. sav for dinner or r to his journey deeserts .enit plete about and date was referred to the committee 'after executive 'council members The new political netessary 'Not until he had filed suit for an working msjortfv palmed himaelf off for many weeks in in Fan and Home everyone Senator Underwood had denounced it at Cincinnati were: Ihtniel expected popular with almostfolks. failed "to develop any conversation 600-dM consultation bill of unpaid .Tolearn Volght "Cokwwrf a J, this city George 'Harvey,' admitted that he, especially the young on the floor of the senate.. By a that his well dressed patron, supposed- combinations which would afford a h.vdMi.notChamberlain Jacob Fisher.' Ininfew dish to of a date the dicii88d t unanimous consent agreement, tha bin, Indianapolis; Orest adding question ambassador Try Britain, ly residing at the MnropoUtan club, solid mipnort f'r the present dianapolis; James Wilson, Cincinnati. former terallied debts He expUmd Hint the' your daily menu. Yog wiU soon committee was authorised to Investiwho Intrigued vomet of th stage was not. In reality, the famous Colonel cabinet, it ha been found lmpoib!e desire and Thomas Rickert. Frank Chicago; famdemand in from met he statesmen jpffind the real your a to Include both the Socialists' and the gate the editorial and question Its Duffey and William Green, Indian- and society, is being sought by the George Harvey Farts and Rome had been to remove, ily for thi palatable food. author, and, if the disclosures war- apolis. to his attorney, Streema4in party group Then, according distrifor ha free and not Ydrk Th's bureau difficulties, New create, police. rant, to report's resolution to the OHIOANS TRIBUTE. Henry P. IVwns. he joined with repre- or Induct the rhfimpnr Center party bution a new date recipe booklet that the conversations bad senate for a general inquiry. Buave and dapper, and plausible sentatives of Cnlonl Harveys" other to combine with the Right. ' Word was received on the train relations of trut and conways of aerv-.in- g in some quarshowing fifty-twassumed ha been It The agreement to vote on the victims the and in authrritie searchthat the governor of Ohio and city enough to gull hotels, night resorts, ing for the elusive faker. dates. It is free. Just fid fidence. Minister that Smith amendment before StOciock to- officials ter Sfresemann Foreign were Cincinnati to be at to and attached stores out the coupon and many - Over tha. long distance will he railed upon to form a new morrow and to limit each senator to THE LABOR AMENDMENT. meet the funeral train. The train ar- department telephone both of two cents tn stamps for rethe from sexes, individuate depecirilng upon th parties o only one speech of not 'more than ten rived at Vincennes Colonel opthe debate with The Washington, said minoriginated almost Harvey confidence forty man" tonightturn postage. latest' . . the Right for Its composition and sup"king minutea was obtained by senate lead- position amendment to the address, fascia after ha vanished a55 ' era as a means of breaking what they JJJ port. with help from the Clerical Cenmoved h Uhxrlea F Trevclvan. La- than 360 persona from all nating career that included easy itan"! have not been In the Metropolon occasion. ter club regarded as a filibuster against the atop for four years. Of course, tor. "regretting the government's walks In life filed past the bier. use of a beautiful closed auto- thla Underwood bill. was a fraud if he used mv Frederic J. Ilask n, Director, The train bearing the body of Mr living, polity with respect to Egypt and Rus-- i mobile and entree Into circle open namemailI The Salt Lake Tribun Sponsors of the bill believe that If Compere arrived has often been this suppose in ht. sta," and after the ren:ng passages lxula from coeur. du Meted to to distinguished junanU Quick the amendment is defeated the op- San Antonio, Tex., at 7 36 o'clock this oniy Information Bureau, and to Mr. Chamberlain before reply Incidentally the hero of this narra- attempted 'Robbers to Mr. Trevelyan proceeded Your message furnished me with the position will cease Its tactics and percriticisms. Th' Washington, D. C. fifteen minutes tive Bank Colorado morning, about found New Yorkers so muck more first detail mit a vote at an early date. The ahead of the matter. dealt with Egypt of schedule. his largely I enclose herewith two rents speech of than residents are to anxious leaders the senate get "I have never heard of this particuIn stamps fur return postage on At Barton. Kan., the train and Russia. was unsophisticated HicksvlTe. that he was able to turn lar faker. Muscle tihoala question out of the thirty-fivGREKIaEY, Colo., 'Dec. 15. Qtikk e hanmy The minutes Perhaps been a late, repudiated secretary free copy of th Date Booklet. foreign having secretary to lucrative talent on his out tOv was other handed peculiar way permit legislation dled tday to Jesse desire to withhold deserved credit by the great crowrds which So lucrative, in fact, that he week the matter. My secretary died a justice T Layton, alias David Lockhart, 25, ary subjects v before the Christmas ad- delayed he MacDonald, from ago." wished to see live dead labor leader, is said to have RaniKay although thouNam obtained many John thought the former Labor premier Mr. Iownes told a vivid storv of hfs and Ernest McCauley, alias journments ' but this lost time was made up in sands of dollars from victims wbo - . A unanimous consent agreement obSmall 32, when they pleaded guilty went experiences with the fascinatprofoundly wrong on the Rus' thought he was reaiiv the former chert's night. , t,.,-In district curt to robbing the First tained at the last session enables the Street He faker. said the he But A vast concourse, composed of perwas sure ing "coloner that bogus trestle. sian AfCYdo at bark th managers of the Underwood bill sons in all walks of life greeted the American ambassador to England. Keensburg. had Intrigued a wealthy Mr. MacDonald and M. Herriot, the The "cruising sheik", activities wmrtkn. who to hold U before the senate until train as It pulled into the Union staDistrict ter their pleas hearing name Judge did Voight never Neil F. Graham sentenced City preinfer, great work for were revealed following a' suit filed final disposition. This favored stilus tion here. each to French learned, to suc h an Extent that he se- from Europe and the world at the London mutwenty years to life n the state conference coffin was taken fmm its Dk. against him in the tflxth districtchauffeurState . .... gives them theof privilege of blocking cured a cash loan of 13666, and In ad- for that he wishevj The and o court by Volght, all other legislation Harry seventy-twconsideration nicipal hours penitentiary, just ' -owner of a. closed cor the ime F&te Foil had- - robbed tbs bank of Geatmsd ea fag 6eva CoUiMt after OmumoH they during the entire present session, if t Ftp Smi 9 r about 550. IMioa Baa poster used- - ' necessary. j (Coliai ftis.) 15 Asso- r, - ls '4. 1L in Gompers Funeral Train Continues Sad Journey 1 i . iron-gra- to National Capital I Towns and Cities En Route Pay Silent to Leader; Plans Made. Macks Agree to Separate; Divorce Soon j 600-fo- j n- lw.-4i.TI- 1"' hr Wil-for- d - e Mother Absolves Son From Father's Murder Bruce CHICAGO, Dec. 15. Mrs Shaw, widow of the wealthy Oak Park, 111., manufacturer, who jester-da- y was stabbed fatally, by their son. George, came to the sons defen been formally today after he had charged with murder He didn't stab his father. she f and "George drinking thev were trying to take the sabre It just happened that my from him. husband fell on the point. a. The stabbing luvurred in the Shaw home after Georxe, his slater, Mrs Mane Ayers, and a voting womati who gave her name as Hazel Hiady or ill., hud returned from Bloomington, a cabaret, party They continued their morfv making at home and the elder Shaw attempted to quiet them. Mrs. shav came upon the' scene as her husband was drawing the .blade of the saber, a relic of the world war had picked up on a which GeorgFrench battlefield, from his chest. and the young woman were 'George taken into cutwiv. the latter being released after being questioned. Young Shaw remained impassive when Informed tonight that his father died authorities had .bad The J to- - tell him earlier because offeared htu , neurotic condition The Inquest is to be held tomorrow and the preliminary hearing on the murder charge was set for Raid. wb J Three Dead, Two Injured in Vancouver Tragedy VANCOrVEK. Wwh., IV.. 18. Three persons are dead and two suffering with painful injuries as a re-suit of what police declared was a Van illy quarrel over money, near here J. M. McGinlev shot and ' 'ijnnight killed his bride of five days and hef daughter. Lucille, and then shot and injured his wife's son. Jack, and her daughter. Minnie, after which he shot i md killed himself as offi rs were ' approaching to arrest him A Th shooting took place In a shack f on a tare track near Vancouver. The two Injured children are expected to recover. m A New Ambassador Is Named by Japanese It was TOKFO, Dee. 16 (Tuesday) officially announced today that Tsurteo Matsudoira has accepted the -post of jv- ' ambassador to the Uni'' will saif for America early In January. re It is semiofficially inti: muv will reopen the immigrationx outlining a new protest on the atand taken by the United States regarding Immigration. Japanese It M stated that Japan regards the immigration problem as one to be settled by the two nations most interested, and has no intention of appealing to the league of nations or the worltkr court. . i t ANNUITY FOR MR. WILSON. WASHINGTON Dec. 15.CoincidetTt the congressional memorial service today for Woodrow Wilson. RepRepublican, resentative laGuardia, New York, Introduced a resolution to authorize payment of a annuity to Edith Bolling Wilson- - Widow of .the war ttma president. This would follow custom. anfe-gu- n Sat-urd- ' ! n I .j Ban-yai- I d II TAKE VOTE T m-- et 111 , w 1 1 (0iu Police Hunting for Smooth Swindler 00 00 Cut Big Swath as Colonel Harvey Date Recipes Free d Found Plenty of New York Gullibles - M-r- -- o min-ltr- ... . I Justice - Hrv" . S.) - j ,, J . |