Salt Lake Tribune | 1927-03-06 | Page 1

! V Silver Lead P THE WEATHER.-Sund- ay and Monday fair; llttl ctianga In temperature. Local Settlement Prices. .5$ (cathodes) Copper Zlnu Tribune Want Ads provide a directory of cozy, comfortable, well kept rooms that are for rent. , o 17.40 I1J.765 6.77 r VOL. 114, NO. 148. SALT LAKE CITY, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1927. Editor Stirs Dpg Owners;, Pup Impounded wat.i.a, WaslL, March 5. (By tha Associated Preas.) Tba managing editor of a local newspaper last Sunday stirred Hundreds of Walla Walla dog owners to action with an exhortation to buy licenses at once or Fldo would be impounded and destroyed. Today be left hii desk long enough to rescue from the pound his own family pot. He had neglected to follow hla own advice. for Fight to Control VOAJULA Hansen Group Opposes Measures and Elias S. Dealing With Question Yet to Be Considered. After attack had been opened on bills by the the three group of legislator led by A. W Hansen of Fielding at the Saturday morning session of the atate house of representatives, Ellas S. Woodruff, author of the measure, withdrew them, and they were wiped from the house calendar. This action removed prospects looming of a stubborn contest which would have consumed much time In the few remaining days of the present session. The proposal, however, is not removed from possible action before the legislature adjourns, as there Is a measure before the state senate dealing with the subject. This Is Senator John 3. Lewis bill, S. B. 23, creating a state prison commission rfnd providing for the removal of the state penitentiary from Its present site 'In the Sugar House district and the sale of the land, which has become valuable as desirable ground for cutting up in building sites. prison-remov- , f ! I prison-remov- GROUP MARKS BILLS. Hansens group marked the Woodruff bills for defeat, along with several other measures, at i caucus held Friday night. The secret of the program decided upon at this meeting was so well guarded that there wns complete surprise When they opened their attacked on the floor of the house Unaware that his measure were in jeopardy, Mr. Woodruff delivered an 'address when the first,' H B 28, was taken tip for consideration This dealt with the proposed $400. OoO bond Issue to raise funds for the building of the new prison. Mr. Woodruff told how the state penitentiary could be moved without burdening taxpayers and with possibility of adding something substantial to the state treasury. He said that $160,000 had been offered for the present prison property and that probably the land could be disposed for at a considerably larger price. (. A Tangren of Delta, representcriticised the ing Millard county, plan, declaring that it coat would considerably more than Good land, with abundant $400,000 water. he said, would cost a large 600 if arr are purchased. The sum, proponed change should not be made (Contiauad en Ptf Tvi. ) Mr Eureka, Short on Food, Calls for Help; Work- Threaten ers Strike. DURANGO. Colo., March 5. (By th Associated Press. ) --Snowslldes in the mountainous district of southwestern Colorado today put the San Juan basin country, Colorados arctic region, face to face with its worst blockade since 1906. Barriers of ice have blocked trains between Durango and Telluride and through rotary plows are lunging snowdrifts on the Cumhres range, ovei Whlch- - the railroad line Jeads w'est into the basin. Two more feet of snow last night and today set up an to completely barrier impenetrable block off the Silverton'mlntng district. has been partially snowSilverton bound since last November, and two weeks ago the little community was severed from railroad connections Tocjay scores of snowslides threatening.' railroad workers who had been effecting an opening at either end of the Silverton to Durango read were withdrawn to safety zones. Messages asking for help were received lata today from Eureka, situFood ated .northeast of Silverton supplies there are getting short and there apparently Is little or no chance uf getting to a railroad point from Men engaged in, shoveling within. snow near Silverton todav threatened to strikf When removed from the danger zone they started to walk twenty miles to the Durango tram, whlch this afternoon carried supplies to a point sis miles from Silverton. RICH GOLD FIND LOCATION FOUND One) Sound Controls Traffic Signals Ll TV ELAND, Ohio, Mah 5 (By Claim on Old Workings Boys Father Owned; Many Guessed Close. By the TONOPAH. Xev , March 5 Associated Pres ) The location of the region where, four uajs atro, Frank Horton, Jr, and James Travnor, found gold ore that assayed $780Oi) to the ton. for the past few days a jealousy guarded secret, was disclosed tonight to be within the acreage of the company operated by the elder Horton. It was sold under Judgment thre months ago, with the right of redemption in six months Arthur H Lawry, manager of the comGoldfield Unnsniidatea Mining pany, sampled the ground this morning. hut refused to make a statement. A forest of stakes rose during the early morning and a few Who guessed at f the strike found themthe location Three hundred men selves close In and women braved the blizzard during the last few davs to make their loca- A fire truck the Associated Press careening through a busy street, an Intersection 200 feet ahead, the iwd traffic light flashes to bar the tvay. A shrill scream from the truck s siren and the red light fades to green. The truk rushes through undelayed. Traffic is resumed. That is what H. F. Witwer, an em here, ploe of a battery conipanv proposed lo demonstrate to Cleveland He has perfected a police official device, he says, that control signals by sounds, and has alreadv exhibited a working mode! to Edward J Donahue, traffic commissioner. The contrivance is to he attached noon to the traffic light at a downtown Intersec- tion. tion and a police car equipped with a This afternoon tho twn hoys were special siren will try It out. sacking the ore from a shallow' shaft, and experts stated that the ore will average irom $2006 to $3000 a sat k. Chinese Seize Soviet Boat White Appointed to Leavenworth March LoXDOV. (By the iTess The Moscow corre- spondent of Berllngske Tldende saya seized the soviet steamer Pamiat Lenina, which was en route to Hankow, an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports. The passenger, Including several diplomatic couriers, were detained and the vessel was immediately utilised as a troop ship. that Shantung troop have March 5 (By the Thomas B. White wm appointee today warden of the Ieavenworth federal. penitentiary, effective March 7. He has been acting wiydan for some time and formerly waa attached In an executive capacity to the Atlanta penitentiary. WASHINGTON. Associated Pis t J Clue. Gives CHICAGO. March 5 (By te Associated Press ) Four members of the William (Klondike) O'Donnell gang of liquor runner, Including the leader himself, were held under bond of $50,000- - each today ater they were arrested in a desperate pistol fight before dawn while trying to loot the only warehouse In Chicago housing prewar whisky. More than fifty city detectives and prohibition agent. took part in the capture. Among other things, they were charged with conspiracy to rob 'a government bonded warehouse, which carries a maximum penalty of seen years In a federal penitentiary The prisoners are ODonnell. Janies (Continued on Pago Six.) (Column Two) BURNING SHIP DRIFTS TO SEA; ALL CREW SAVED Quick Response to S. O. S. Prevent Lo of Life When Spanish Boat Is Aflame. NEW YORK, March 6 (By the Associated Press ) The charred hulk of the Spanish freighter was drifting out to, awa 4anlgh4, apout-in- g fire and smoke like a floating volcano, while its crew of forty men leaned safely on the rail of a sister ship and W'alohed the flumes that almost had destroyed them r Twenty-fouhours after the fire started hope of salvaging the burning was craft generally abounded, but still the sister ship, which had made the stood by rescue, the the When late yesterday sent out her first SOS, y near-bto make vessels and urged a number all speed, we are afire, of ships started to the rescue, including four coast guard craft, a Jaiwinese steamer, a British freighter, The arid three American steamers. Mam, forty Japanese Washington miles away,picke4 up and relayed to Lifeboat picked up land a message: with thirteen men." The Washington Mnru got the message from the sister ship of the burning Itcraft, the made the reswhich, until cue, had not been known to be In the vicinity, as its wireless was not strong enough to reach land. The next message, relayed in the same way, read. Toirgs has sated Cabo-Hatter- Uabo-Torre- Uabo-Hatter- Uabo-Torre- all M There were no details of the rescue a thrilling one, for reports from the scene later told which of huge waves prevented getship ting a tow line to the flaming added The messages ruing the day main to fact that the essential nothing all were saved that must have been Legislative Page Catches Afire" TOPEKA Kan, Associated Press Manh 5 (By the A page threw the Kansas senate Into consternation tofollowed by peals of day. quickly laughter Matches in the pocket of the legislative prodtgv exploded with a loud Senate debate halted while report The anxious eves were cast about page. Kenneth Wells, streaked from the chander amidst a cloud of smoke and a burst of laughter. 5. V The romance of early days in Salt Lake is reflected in the news bits in The TRIBUNE daily feature, Looking Back- - f ward. NEW YORK. March 6 (By th Associated Press.) Ramon de VaIrish republican leader, arlera, rived today on the bner President Roosevelt and was wildly acclaimed by thousands of admirers Many of them, men and women, broke through police line to kiss him. Coming to' defend Irish republican funds totaling $2,660 660 tied up In litigation, D Valera Is making his first visit to .the United States in afx and a Half yesra The enthusiastic weicoms extended frtwa the battery received to Cky hall where he w br Mayor Walker. The mayor recalled a previous Valera In Albany I meeting with executive wee president when th senate. , state of the pro tem. both of "Th'ng have changed Msvor Walker said, ua a htile bll 1 am New native that anther proud In the Yorker has made his plae I am proud that another native min. De VaJera stated m reply that he noted thftf the Love for liberty bad not been diminished m .this country during his absence I am glad to know tl.at you understand our cause. , and it is this understanding that wilt be a great Aid to mv people at hotpe in helping them achieve the goal whlh they You have the asms seek." he sa-loe for liberty here and no matter how things have changed. your warmth of reception and cordiality , , la stllj the same. Agnes Casement Newman ef Atlantic CMtv. sister of the late Sir Roger Casement, waa the first to greet De Valera when he got off the tug thet had brought Witm from the stssmshlp pier in Hniv'ken She presented him with a gold shamrock The Irish leader is to testify in the Irish republic bond suit, to be heard before the state supreme court March The disputed funds repre-en- t the unexpended balance of 4h of the fret and second external loan Irh republic raised by I Valera and associates from VH to 1W1 The Free State seeks uModv' of the pise Sw Yorker has made his world money among the statesmen of th While in 4 He United States he wiU The whole world esteems men who Boston and have ldals and who sre loyal and vliK in Philadelphia, them. to true Chicago, sieriasungly fr x Labor member, Hhipstead of Minnesota, who always has voted with the Republicans on organisation. would produce a tie, provided Senator Blease1 Democrat, South Uarollna. does not tVrry out his threat of tot.ng with the Republicans If Smith and Yare are not seated Under any conditions, there will be a thin margin and both Kepubltcaan and Democratic leaders aie already lamg the groundwork for the impending fight The Republicans have decided to defer their caucus until December, and, meantime, senate officials, with the exception of Senator Moses. Republican, New Hampshire, president pro tempore, will continue in office until their successors are elected. The caucus unanimously reelected as Senator Robinson of Arkansas chairman of the conference, which Demohim as continues automatically cratic floor leaded, and Senator Gerr of Rhode Jsland as party whip Secret Army Preparation Retard Evacuation of S2.V). Supremacy of Civil Power Free- Is of Price dom on the TO USE FOLIOS Failure of Senate to . When Hubbard dlscoveYed that he had an Uncollected balance of $1.50 a day for two years coming, he tried to collect it, and found that the money had Been all turned to other usee. The state legislature has passed a bill to pay him 329 back salary. Rhineland, Writer Say. Rhine. En- act Deficiency JBill May Not Be Hardship. Chairman 61 HELD Madden Says Inconvenient, but Is Not Serious in Effect. I HARDEN. March I. (By th WASHINGTON, Salt l.ake Tribune ) Associated Pres.) After a hasty fiscal Inventory, vartou government deBKIU,rN. March 5 The possibility of ehortenlng the French oci upatlon partments found today that thalr of the Rhineland ia to he discussed would not b Impaired so seriagain At Geneva. ously, by fallur of congreu to enact Every German government natural- Officers and Crew Taken th second deficiency appropriation ' ly wants the credit for having freed bill, as had first been feard. the territory from foreign troop. With Canadi- While Director Hlne announced th on Ship hatblinded not Frenchman by veterans1 bureau would b abl to go Every red knows that the occupation Is exfthad April 1, with administration of Under House Disapproves Miller ans Coast of and .international damages th bill providing for loans to veterans Madagascar pensive jEast In Is America not liked It harmony. on their bonus certificates. Chairman not afford any does j and and England, Measure by a Vote of Island Struck by Cy- firm foundation for French securMadden of th house appropriations SAN FRANV1SCO. March I (By ity committee, predicted th death of th ) federal Th tha Aaaoclatd Brland even Foreign Minister. Frs 28 to 26; One Absent. measure would prov moro Last Thursday. whoBut recently praised willingness to irrand Jury, niaattaf In xtrordlnaf7 deficiency Inconvenient than Injurious.1 the highest amnion, accept responsibility rumth The committee chaJrman said Its Frdaralahtp brought statesman-lik- e virtue, does not dare might prov a blessing ih disrecommend to his countrymen wlih- - runner raa to a rllmax today by In- failure as of th proposed exguise , Defeat came to (he Miller bill, on many d LONDCVN, Man'll 5 (By the of the a Fare 8Li.) dicting all of th member (ContiBued penditures in th bill were not urgent, of! which advocates of continuation Press ) Huge property losses tCeluma Faar) , Federalnhip crew, three auppoaed di- while others simply were to tide over turf contests had pinned their final occurred and a toll of lives that some rector of th Conaolldated Expor- activities until fuqds become available th beginning of th new fiscal was hopes, at the Saturday afternoon ses- reports made as high as 606 ters. Ltd , of Canada and a number st year, July 1. sion of the state house of representa-tles- . taken by a terrific vlonle storm on coniriracy to violate of other SEED LOANS IMPOSSIBLE. The closing battle was hotly whnh swept the east coast of the and nd related law th YolMead Hop of administration of th Island of Madagascar last Thursday contested and lctory came to the lummoni treat lea The Jury, who seed loan biU, however, waa o racing by the narrow marPrlate wireless messages received OF had been oppoeed 1ft court aa illegal, abandoned and Its author, ' Senator Twent gin of two votes eight legis- at (apetown, South Africa, by wa waa out hut a few minutes and Its j Njrbeck, Republican, , South Dakota, after a conference with President on lators voted to kill the Miller bill by of Mauritius, placed the dead at 500. quick action cam as a surprise and Secretary Jardine that Coolldg all aide. striking out the enacting clause, while other reports situplv said that saw he no of obtaining funds to way Twenty-siTh Federalahlp, rum ship d luxe, opposed this action wa seized on th open sea hundred loan farmers in crop failure areas, Onlv one member of the house was there was some loss of life The town of Tamatave, on the east Although the state department was Francisco and Absent from the floor when the vote of mile off of finding a wsy to shift fun& was taken. This was LeRov Dalton of coast and the most Important brought to thl city Thursday a a hopeful so the recently announced plan for boat. coaat two CircleviHe. representing Piute countv. on the island, was described as seaport patrol gutrd devas- French prize by Identifies Pilot in the diplomatic and consutransfers M N Larsen of Manila, representing tated It ceisure ha occasioned Internaservices would not have to be posttional question regarding registry lar The steamship General Duchesne Daggett bounty, who has been kept poned. Budget Director Lord waa of from the house by illness sent a wireless message to Llods Machine away righta Along the andSixty-on-treatv the opinion hat a deficiency coukl e to be not defendant, alleged by way' of Mauritius saving that a through the greater part of the be Incurred the army was In his eat when the con- terrific rydoue had completely wrecked ith a half oor yunj enlisted strength toatmaintain 116.750 or to pay African Shore Line. concerned(Oeatlcued clusive test came. the town and harbor of Tamatave ws Pin tix.) 600. 000 pensioners for whom provision The Miller bill was H. B 192 It. was canning damage of more than (Celuma Six) had been made in the smothered dethe last of the. measures dealing with francs, or about $4,000,000. The ficiency bill. The war department on the other racing Introduced in the house and message added that (he steamers Associ5 the PARIS, March (By was almost the last of thf bills pre- Uatitmt, Si. Ar.ne and Amanda and hand, believed It had fotind a legal the silling vessels Elizabeth and ated Press I A shattered seaplane sented at this session. loophole that would avert a cut of It was one of the measures marked Beriziky were a total loss men near the mouth of a rivulet on the in th armys enlisted Jxe of life is expected. for defeat at the caucus Friday night the mes- shore of Spanish colonial Africa In strength betwene now and Julv, and of the groim of legislators, who have sage conduced. the state department was hopeful of by unfriendly chosen A. f. 11 tnsen of Fielding as Madagascar island, which is in the territory Inhabited finding a way to shift funds so the Indian ocean off tne east coast of tribes, tonight marked the end of the their floor leader recently announced plan for transfers is a French colonv in the diplomatic and consular serAfrica, li has projected of the BALLOT DELAYED. flight a population of more than 3 406.006. of vices would not have to be postponed. Its position on the calendar called whom about 1M00 are aviator. Major Tadeo truguavan Director Hlne eaid that the failure Europeans for action early durltir the Saturday The census of 123 and three companions Two Dogs Carry Message of congress to provide $25,000,000 for gave Tamatave a apmorning session, but Mr. Hansen 1.1.210 Moof loans would not materially crippopulation bonus left who The Casablanca, sdmin-iatefliers, r A Reuters dispatch received parently was not ready then to here rocco, on Wednesday morning, have carrying out the plan, as fund From Master in Far-Flun- g ple the coup de grace, so the bill late tonight from Town Cape Indicated accruing for investment in the conwas put at the bottom of the sifting that the cyclonic storm struck the since dropped from signt. verted insurance fund, at the rate of This delayed the east const of Madagascar committees list IN Arctic DOURT. FATE $.1,066,600 a month, will Region, approximately decisive ballot until the afternoon rather than Thursday, and yesterdnv, be used to make the loans. These complete) as still In doubt toTheir fate session was well advanced devastated Tamatave Two funds formerly were invested In farm Meamers Miles E Miller, author of this last collided and were driven ashore loan bonds. The night, although admittedly the chance of the racing measures, was the first death role of the storm could 8 slim was March them ITTV. Alaska. of not The veteran1 bureau function Is simbe t'lP.iUK finding speakei heard after his bill had been confirmed. and and French two Spanish warships I ply supplementary to that of the By the Associated Press) How read scoured the sea along had Director Hines said, adding banks. airplanes a losing race The manner In which the racing loahs that $27,606,006 althe African coast for three da.vs with- tnalamute dogs sped aggregating act was repealed. said Mr. Miller, out finding a trace of the aviators, across tbs most uninhabited section ready had been handled by them. In A few vears w'as unjust and Unfair and tonight the Spanish gunboat Bon- of northern Alaska to summon aid order that the veterans most needing ago, Utah was controlled by people of planes without itas, and two Spanish civilian master was revealed loans may be accommodated one faith. That Is not the condition were en route to the spot where the for their dvlng delay after April 1, he la asking that It can he said that 50 per today seen. was here who wrecked plane tontght have failed to negoreported only those cent of the residents of Salt Lake News ot the discovery of the shatThe story was related by Olnnis tiate loans with banks .apply to ths March 5 WASHINGTON', wih to have racing. These people Bv th was brought by the pilots bureau. tered the on plane lives who an Indian I ) ARttoclated feel 1'r.M have been palng taxes, and Wax, i hem Ira la SCOPE WIDCNED. airplane northward bound Solomon, 100 (hrnwn Into an ash can. caused an of a French about this bill as I do about taxes Dakar. They reported that they virtually unexplored Black river, Loans may be made at any regional explosion lodav In the laboratory of from that everyone should be considered The north Cltv. miles Circle of the plane sixty miles northeast office or the euboffices at Manila, and Internal revenue department In sight'd Jubl. Horse racing is a recreation, and Ih and that they flew over two Cape promisdogs of Roy Felter, a trapper, Honolulu, upon a veteran those who wish that recreation should the treasury building. Injuring two of It at a height of barely twent) feet. cabin a sory note, secured by hi adjusted to a chance be given lonely and slarllnn a flock Although the. did not land, the pilots! arrived it Solomon enjoy it nejro employee certificate. service to of rumor disbursing Special Elias 8 Woodruff endeavored feet Their were positl.e In their Identification, early Monday morning The explosion wa of a mifd atj the veterans hoaptta! will dispose of the drill without further The French pilots said that the sea- were rut and bleeding from the long agents and was unheard In near-bdebate by moving that it be laid upon Ice and snow. be authorised to make loan to hosto smashed the the over been bits, rare Jagged had plane the table. Ilis motion was defeated room. a note from Felter. The pital patients. cockpit plunged deep Into the ground Each bore Moses J Duke waa taken lo a not be by a vote of 29 to 20 the motor 20 feet away. Every notes, wet and faded, could out for This action inspired adxates of suffering from cuts about the and was that the plane either read, but Soiomon started and bruise, nd the other negro, Indication the that trapracing with increased hope, seeing In fare or had been on shore the Felter feeling camp, fallen rm It assurance of more than a majority wsa cut on the Duke wa the had the her per was IN and needed assistance. trying to cross victim of a aoniewhat similar accident wrecked whileafter at the crucial moment The stricken man wa dead when making a descent, two ear aao, a hen a bottle of con- of the river trouble. CARBON MAN FAVORABLE of Solomon arrived. Sign In the enow because engine wa destrojlnx ex- possibly fiscated he liquor slowed that he had started out for W A Engle of Price then spoke in ploded and cut hint about the neck. CHANCE APPEARS SUM. NEW YORK, Marrh 8. fBy (he assistance, but. overcome by weakThis quesfavor of the measure. were aviators the that slim The hope ness returned to his cabin. Preaa.) Colonel E. M. House tion of racing. he said, has been bewas based on the fact that waa wnd S3 old still all.e was years Falter left for Europe on the today; fore the house longer than any other were seen In the vlginlty a veteran of the world war. bodies no reI not have pralslnif Woodrow Wilson. problem presented. It was hoped conof the wreckage aald will stand with He Lincoln, ceived a single letter from my conhad ,1ruguayan "In mv own view. sequently that the Fnlonel House. stituents, complaining of my stand In to leaped to safety and had started me first orator of was Wilson perhaps Salt favor of continued racing in find their way back from th lonely all lima and It sfa hla ift In thti Lake. Every letter that has come to This prospect, cl. Iltxatlnn field that broke down the German HKI.KXA. Mont. March i Mtv the coast to was me has been oommmlatorv new a with surrounded more than any other factor. moral People from other" parks of the Associated ITea ) Member of' th however, a Colonel House la to visit aurvtvlmf (Continued 6ia) stale come to Salt Ike to be anfied, twentieth Montana tLaaetnbly called It tGslsmn Three) Lloyd conference leader peace to enjoy themselves. Some of them a day at noon when the concluding 6. March (By SAN FRANCISCO. In Enyland, Clemenceau In spend the year In a narrow canvon, session, extended by disagreement on the Annotated Pre ) Brigadier Gen- Geor.e la hla aa In Orlando and Italy, Franc had totaled sixty some work, through the vear under appropriation bill sailed today eral Smedlev D. Butler when tourinir Europe, hlra. The senate will return March hour her he I to take charge rtistom for Chin, (Ceatiti4aMi Fag Bu.) him. 71 to alt a House a court to try Charles T accompanies of the marine in (Tiinee water. He r (Ctloaa One) He praised tha Locarno pact aa thte Steaart, Impearhed by Ihe house for was accompanied by hla staff. the aimin of hiRh point alnc alleged Irregularities a secretary of General Butler armed earlier In the one Versailles The world has the treaty. SYat dav from San Diego with Mr lf Butler readvanced toward peace In the last ten Governor Erickson todav appointed HI the A and other relative. March IlNIKX has done America but he added, R N Hawkins, rhtaf deputy state time same yearn, Free ) Another general turned to San Diego at the latvd as secretary of state to serve amtrike I threatened In Bhanghal (or the liner president Pierce steamed little to promote It. until the acquittal of Mr Ptewart, who tomorrow, save- a dlit-'from that gvtav for he Far J is now under suspension, or. in rase The disThe general will report to Admiral; v to the Sunday Kxpree. aboard hla flagablp in DLYMPIA. llltam S Wsh . March 5 Rv of his removal, until the vacancy ia cit It ia expected that that add patch water Died at the next general election. the Associated Press ) After twent-twSoochow, now held by the Rhantung-ee-on Chine After that Admiral William will diyear of service, quarters in the lll (all before the Centonene old Thurston county courthouse were rect the show. said General Butler. Monday cast aside today by the Washington tat legislature for &' new capitol. MANAGUA, Nicaragua. March I, costing $6,600,600. (By the Associated Press) William After morning sessions In the old American consular 3L De Ravigny, state house, which was purchased agent at Matagalpa,on srho was badly from the county in 1901, the senate men two Thursday, wa beaten N BEACH by 6 h HAVEN. J. $Ur and house awaited adjournment to still in a aenou condLUon today, hi (Br the Associated Press I A brown pass their next piece of legislation In leather was suitcase washed ashore the new etructure. clothing of an The new edifice rlsee 27$ feet to the her today contaftilng with the initial offber, marked top of the dome and was started in army HA W. name and Ihe J liarria 121, The architecture of the building' The tritcas ta to have bethought new of a govand surrounding group to Lieutenant Dillard J Harscription party along that wsv. Lib(By dh E NEW YuRK. March ernmental structures is ot, clnsatc de- longed erals or coneerstiwa, they both go who army ris, aviator, -- h of a disappeared Italian and th way degree Pfea Associated sign with to be Into th that in a dens fog. flying from Mitch! army happen Influence. ' (reek field, long Island, to Langley field, Nicaraguan force are mad to fight conaorlptlng out that wav that day luiat week I went with a staff of Virginia. February IS ther general iato fUI them up officers to review a new army. Thr Th plan which Lieutenant Harris by Knd teU them how wicked j were men without shoe or sandals, wa piloting wa found th following with liquor 8. William aid ta, eay other shoe and trousers, with shoos. the v da nar Forked River, N. T ;with -Lieutenant William Gray wss flying Brook a American pilot In tha Nic- trouser and shirts. On fellow wore a pink bathrob and bedroom aiip-pwith Hama and was lost with him. araguan air eenrk In a dispatch to and another a full dress suit. from Nicaragua. Times Managua, tha The wav you make thm fight liOS ANOrLEB. March $ Rthe chief Give them lots of Uqu Is thle Maaon, with wax Brook a Major Urea Fire which AeeoclMed to talk to them about how battled bv the crew of the freight of the air eervlce, viewed the battle w dUnk thandotherd 1. irked ategmer Hollywood fT several hour from of' Otlnandega on February Th general who know hi me1 wa reported under control late todav Bmoks hla who In or la most like, th dispatch $t aapacMy mesware to harbor officiate at han airplane. lr to win the vgr lie ran predict The eteamer wa about 6 ay Pedro. 6 Hi a when m he Merrh M6DWGN. never battle when tel Wta, You ran atlark Ihe other man hRv th mUe from th.a prt. fur hl h ah In this war la at the. mercy i chance Allen Henderson, wlU oerur or won waa raring, with the tanker Utabarbon Aaocltd Press hi son. Wel''That waa what earned to have The fire, which brisk out $i, a negro farmer, and The ero hour romes when a genel following waa confined t ter. 26, were shot to death trwtay by get hi mob dmnk enough to fight. happened at Utolnandec. Both a de morning early tht and both No. I hold. In which Uaptain John a while man who alighted from an Nearly all the acrid era on both sides wera obr on , Tunk S Thev r taken drutfT on Wednesday, lava reported It wa being smothered automobile, fired the fats) ahota and epnarripts they bad con the ia firat a tied. baltl. liquor by whre pressure. by gteaxa By MAXIMILIAN (t'npvright T 1927 BILL IS KILLED Indictment done ONLY TRACE URUGUAYAN FLIER x ) good will flight squadron of the United States army hi reunited again. Hut now there are only three planes. Instead of five since the fatal crash at Buenos Aires a week ago todav In which the New York and the Tketroit were wrecked and Usptaln F. Wooleey Ulinto and Lieutenant i John W Renton were killed. (By the WRECKED PLANE T an 5 JiAIDDLETON, Conn.. March 5. (By the Associated Press.) So Immersed has G. Ernest Hubbard been in his duties es superior court messenger that it was only the other day he learned that for the past two years his salary had been St a day during court sessions, rather than Xsso-date- EAMON DE VALERA SETS-FOOON AMERICAN SOIL . Planes Together MONTEVIDEO, MID SPIRITED ACCLAIM truguav, March (By the Associated Pres The Pan-Americ- March Chicago Scene of te Battle; . Four Taken. in Pump prison-remov- (Celama Warehouse Men Used Syphon Over Buildings; Finding of Act Introduced by Lewis 1 Government Withdraws. Woodruff I WASHINGTON--. Associated Press ) A bitter fight looms on the horizon over organization of the senate when the seventieth congress convenes in December. Anticipating the contest, the Democrats In caucus today selected a slate for offices which thry will pressi at opening of the mxt session. Under normal circumstances the Republicans would organise without difficulty, but the dispute that has arisen over the seating of Frank L. Smith of Illinois and William S. Vare of Hennsylvania places the Republican majority in jeopard) If Smith and Vre should not be seated, the Republicans at the opening of the session would have only forty-sisenators, while the IVmocrats would have forty seveq The Farmer- - FIVE CENTS Court Attache Too Busy to Collect Salary Senate Organization for Seventieth Congress Set i PAGES 72 wes-sio- MALAMUTES LOSE 31,-0- IN HEROIC RACE trans-Atlanti- c j Waste, Chemicals Cause Explosion j -- rhsr-arte- r. y House Leaves , ' for Alien Ports Montana Assembly Closes Session General Butler Off for China ?r New General Strike Looms Washington, State in New Capital - F.t o e, Consular Agent Still Critical r Fliers Suitcase Floats Ashore BEST NICARAGUAN GENERAL IS ONE WITH MOST LIQUOR FOR MEN. YANKEE REPORTS & 'pWENTY-ON- Fire on Freighter Under Control er Negro Farmer and Son Shot Down Ie I i pilots land and depart from the Salt Lake airport. Nearly 4500 miles of air mail routes contribute to the Salt Lake air mail canter.