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Show 19, 1928 JANUARY THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, SEARCHED FOB MISSING FLIER Idaho Sheepman, Fami liar With Country, Act as Observer in Plane. Return Wedneaday of tha quartet of Salt Lake bandit auapecU from Wend-ove- r, where they were captured In a atolen automobile tha prevloua day, revealed that tha woman mambei of the group la Mlaa Mildred Seddon, 17, 714 daughter of Mra. Mildred Beddon, East Seventeenth Bouth etreet, who haa been mtaalng from her home alnce Sentenced Adolph Hotel ling, little Michigan slayer of to sent living tomb. girl, Capital Punishment .r. Wate Scanned Three Adjoining PM ... . ... j NIL WITNESS BE COMES TAR T ri 20th Birthday SALE BOISE, Idaho, Jan. II (AP). The noon over red plane aighted Saturday waa probClarkston by D. B Baraon by Tommy ably the plane flowncommercial aviaSalt Lake Thompaon, Boise tor, Charlea T.' Wrlghtaon. notified of Varney aervlce, manager v. Pmu Thomneon. fly waa ing hla red plane, .on BaturdayLake-Orea survey of the Salt makingFaJla-Butf air mall route and would have flown over Cache Valley. announced Hoyt'a plane Wrlghtaon la allver and blue, with a blue nose .....i.ia and landing gear and silver fuaelage and wings. Flier Thought Down in Remote Region Belief that Fred Hoyt, Kansaa filer, who haa been lost between Salt Lake and Boise alnce Saturday, landed In an Isolated spot somewhere In south-eaater- n ILLLflHHflli B gMSMlriQMr HsPa paSteope Regular I1.2S Dsmonstrstora Idaho waa strengthened calla received Wedneaday by telephone at tha local offlcee of tha Varney airmail company from persons In that section who claimed to have seen or heard a plana near there Saturday afternoon. One call from Downey, Idaho, which la on the direct route believed to have rebeen taken by tha missing aviator, seen ported that cltlaena there had an airplane flying north through a p. m. prevailing etorm at about 2:S0 Saturday. No one noticed, the informant said, what Identification marks, if any, wera on tha plane, Varney officials said that it ia highly probable that Hoyt could have been In that locality at tha time reported. Identification marka on the plane of commerce were the department number 3923 on the lower left wing and on the rudder of the ship. Another phone call from Holbrook, Idaho, also In tbS southeastern part . Eaay Tarma FREE RECORDS GET-ACQUAINT- ED .V- .- rannrtatfi hpdHntr A Hhln over Juniper, Idaho, at approximately 2 p. m. aturaay. i ne moiur ui . as plane, the informant said, sounded though it had stopped over the ofmounmotains near Juniper. A party torists reported that they will leave of south mllea Holbrook, which la six Juniper, early Thuraday morningfast-to make a aearch of tha mountain nesses near where they believe the plana may have landed. Admiral Hughes Sarcastic in Comment Attributed to Admiral Sims. Jan. 11 APV WASHINGTON, The name of Admiral William S. Sima, veara aao told a con who aeveral battlegressional committee that the of the ship waa still the backbone waa waa It broken, navy but that of the brought into today dlacuaaion administration's 3740,000,000 new warship conatroction program by the house naval committee. Representative Wolverton, Republican, New Jersey, read a statement by American commanded who Sims, naval forces In European waters during the war, saying that the aircraft carrier was the capital ahlp of the future, and asked Admiral Charlea F. Hughes, chief of naval operations, who waa testifying. If be agreed with Sims. "He spent hla time In London," replied Hughes. "Then you take the position that you lern nothing in Ixmdon or Washington?" continued Wolverton. besides "There are other places London and Washington," answered Hughes. "1 gather your answer waa rather sarcastic?" "I didn't mean it so." "What did you mean?" "I meant that he was not with aircraft." Hughes later said he had not intended to be sarcastic, and asked that his reply to Wolverton be eliminated from the record. JJL UTAH GOVERNOR PRESENTS VIEWS (Continued from rage One.) by Arisona: Thomas Maddock, state John L. Oust engineer of Arlxo'na, and for the Salt of Phoenix, attorney River valley water users, and a recognised authority on water and Irrigation law. Mr. Maddock told the committee Arisona had now coma to Washington to present Its case for the first time, and oame hera in the .same spirit and actuated by the same motives that prompted it last summer to meet repreeentatlvea of the YES. INDEED, All he basin stataa at Denver. upper "What are your views on suicide?" aaked was that Arisona ba given a "I think it is too dangerous." Caro- full opportunity to explain Its delina Buccaneer. mands and the reasons back of them, and he felt sure the committee, tike the upper states, would changa front, recognise that Arisona la not taklng an arbitrary stand, bent on blocking development of the Colorado, but la merely Insisting on tha full recognition and protection of Its rights In the Tha waters of tha Colorado river. upper states, prior to the Denver Maddock. Mr. conference, according to wera hostile to Arisona, but after full and free dlacusslon became sympathetic with Arisona and recognized the Justice of her position. Ha felt sure that congress, after a full and free presentation of Arizona's cause, REDUCTIONS STETSON SHOES TOR MEN AND WOMEN BOYS' SHOES 'SIGN OP QUALITY ' UWtfllVSoulh FLINT, Mich.. Jan. II (AP). The Dorothy alayar of golden haired Schneider Is on his way to pay the penalty for his crime. Judge Fred W. Brennan of tha Oaneaee county circuit court today sentenced Adolph Hotelllng to life Imprisonment at hard labor In solitary confinement In the state branch prison at Marquette. Father Strlkea Fiend In Face. The murderer bears with him on his trip to th bleak upper peninsula Institution a mark that brands upon him the hate and desperate grief of the father of hla victim. Aa the stolid, and carpenter disheveled Owoiso church alder waa brought lato the court today, Laalie Schneider, father of the girl, aprang from an anteroom, lashed out with all hla atrength the face. and atruck Hotelllng full In head and The man blinked, ahook hla placed hla hand to hla face. It was was blow the painful. evident In passing sentence upon the confessed murderer, who had entered a Brennan declared plea of guilty, Judge "the details aa shown by this confession and the proof almoat convince me we should have capital punishment in this state." Three witnesses only ware called by the state, Including the girl's father, a physician, who told of the autopsy, and a court reporter, who Identified Hotelllng'a confession.aramauo mcmcm Repetition of tne Uanct which marked tha prisoner's Into me counroum wm (ihlhlm, ,v when deputy sherlowing sentence, iffs rushed Hotelllng through a side door Into a waiting car which bore him rapidly away. Before Judge Brennan, Hotelllng in connection again admitted hla guilt with attacks upon two Owosso girls. Into conto "take He asked the court sideration my family." "Did you consider tha girt s family?" the Judge snapped. Slouching in with Sheriff Green on one side and a deputy on the other, a door at the Hotelllng came through rear of the bench. In an Schneider was awaiting his turn as a . witness. When the father'a fflancs fell upon blazed Hotelllng, the fury within him out. Schneider is a small man comBut when he pared with Hotelllng. drove his fist Into the Immobile countenance of the murderer Hotelllng was shaken and fell back. After Judge Brennan had pronounced sentence, Schneider walked to tha benchjnd extended hla hand. The judge took It "Thank you," Schneider said. Aaka Court to Consider Family. "Stand up"' barked Judge Brennan Into a at Hotelllng, whoevenhad sunk at this hour he chair as though was too indifferent to pay attention. The defendant arose and faced the stern Judge. "What have you to say? "All I have to aay Is that you take the family Into conalderatlon," the murderer replied. Tou appear to have no regrets. Tou did not take this family into consideration," the Judge continued. in the "I hava the deepest regret -- From of would likewise become convinced. Suggests Dropping Power Previa! ons. With Arisona and California now not far apart on tha uueatlon of apportionment of waters In the lower basin, he suggested tha possibility of from eliminating tha power provisions the pending bill, as power now constitutes the main obstacle to a com the three plete agreement; and during vears It will take to put In tha foun dation of tha dam, California and Arizona wlllhave) ample time to adjust ineir remaining ainerencea wnnuui delaying development and flood Senator Johnson made no comment on this suggestion, but In asking Mr. Maddock to state tha grounda on which Arizona would ratify tha seven -state compact grounds which Arisona made clear at Denver ha subsequently made this statement'. "I am trying to find out on what theory Arizona will accept the terms of tha I am willing to go more compact. than half way to get somewhere. I believe we could reach some conclu to thla, but neither sion In regard your senators nor I hava tha authorwill ity to "determine what Arisona Tha California senator said accept ha waa sot asking trick questions; that ha regarded tha subject too serious for that. He was merely trying to gat a clear statement of tha oborder to deterjections to his bin. Ina common mine whether or not ground can ba reached on which development may go forward. Arisona Wltwaaass uastact Motives. That tha Arlaoaa wltnsaaas are clearly suspicious of tha motives backn of California tn pressing tba bill waa repeatedly evidenced today while Senator jonnten waa pru Swine-Johnso- rur NATION ante-roo- many tlmea hava youon.done this before?" the Judge want done it In tha world be- never "I f"You aaaaulted two other little girls over there near Owosso, didn't your the Judge asked. "Tea, sir," came the mumbled re W"How ply kkMWWwiiiivi wM Senator Johnson aaked if Arizona had abandoned tne high line canal scheme Mr Maddock replied that Arisona had never advocated the high line acheme; that an unauthorized citizen of Arizona had proposed it. but theforstate the and those authorized to speak state never had and do not advocate it now. He repeated that until now Arizona has never sent to Wash-to with uthorlty ington a delegation Mr. Maddock did speak for the state. was aa canal line say the high aa the California proposal to lift the 1S0O feat oyer Colorado river water the mountains "to Irrigate land on the recoastal plane." Senator Johnson this to lift plied that the purpose waa Los Angewater for domestic use in lea and other municipalities, and demanded Maddock's authority for saying California intended to use this Colorado river water for irrigation Instead of domestic purposes, whereupon Maddock read from an official at Sacrareport of California Issued mento, In which it was stated one million acres of additional land In the irricoastal plane may be furnished addbut gation and domesticnowater, local near-bing "there being supply, water may be had from tne Colorado river." Maddock Against Bill New Pending. Maddock also condemned the pendbeing bill because, by its terms It Is deaa legislation ing put forward the signed to do something for "I resent that," he said. "I resent the Intimation the men are going to get the newly reclaimed landa under the canal, when practically all Inthe lands to ba Irrigated are now private ownership." To this. Senator Johnson made no reply. Mr. Oust made an exceptionally able argument In support of his contention that no development can be made on the Colorado river in accord with the terms of the Colorado river compact unless it is predicated on a seven-stat- e ratification. The pending bill, and the house bill la a bill. Neither bill a enate four states nor six, ha argued, could Ineffectually ratify an agreement volving tba property of seven states when one or more states are not party and legislation to the agreement; based on anything leaa than a aeven-stat- a hla In opinion, would ratification, lead directly to litigation. He had no fears but what the supreme court ratification would find a seven-stat- e necessary to make the Santa Fa comArizona's to Aa right pact effective. to demand tha equivalent of a tax on decisions ha cited Boulder dam power, conwhich might uphold Arizona tention, but waiving that aside, he recited the grounda on which Arisona demanda thla compensation, and said that congress could waive the exemption of Its Boulder dam property from taxatloa and thas allow Arizona and Nevada directly to tax thla development as though it wera private propconerty. "If. aa some Callroralana tend, the power cannot stand thla tax. then power ehouid not be developed at Boulder dam," ha concluded. toGovernor Hunt of Arisona failed day to file with tha senate Irrigation committee hla written reptlaa to a of qaeetlone propounded to him Johnson yesterday by Senator Hiram Ha had promised these answers this y alx-sta- four-stat- e a I if RELAXES AFTER Justice Move Quickly and Church Elder Must Spend Days in Solitude. Court States He Is Almost Convinced State Needs , last Friday. Mildred, ner rigni 1001 nu the drive exposure to the cold during the desert country, la being held across s hospital the In emergency by police until Detective Sergeant M. P. A. Hedmsn E. and Detective I the complete their Inveatlgatlon ofthree. Tba other a actlvltlea. quartet .11 ....... J IT Ruckles. 21. Mil ehe dred's sweetheart, with whom tlene but waa unable to marry; to be on eloped ; Lava Ptanfleld. 17, aatd by offlcera . I. I the Jimmy O'Connor of the Z. of Mi, and Waldrug store robbery Basis Reports ter Varney. 17. Mcainneea. after apendlng WedneaMildred, aald the Towns day nothing of the sup- a, girl evidently knewactlvltlea of her criminal posedly although aha knew that her record a had prleon sweetheart Speriil to Tht TribuM. Inveatlgatlon of the men will be ni'RT.ET. Idaho. Jan. II Flv air- - continued Thuraday by detectlvea. search Mildred, object of a city-wid- e ni.n.. fnok oart in th search for police since laat Friday, aald ehe Hoyt. lost pilot, at tha Burley by they ran away with Bucklea becauae here. 'airport Wednesday. were denied a marriage Ucenae new owner, Brockla. John aheap with hla nlana to the field her Wed- - Cuddeback ao aa to pratty thoroughly leaving hla pilot, cover the deaert heeday morning, No trace of tha loat man nor hla Ruaael Owan. with hla airplane tunea and eearchera now nlane waa found I J ... lk. . lrl.h hAM- U: pp and ready to take flight for emerg- 'spfm .to- ruiiBiuci ency calla, Brockla went aa obaerver Cuddeback left for Bo lee at 6 o clock with Leon Cuddeback on a trip acroaa Wedneaday atiernoon. the Black deaert north of Minidoka. Kan.. Jan. 1J AP) WICHITA. aviaHoyt, Tommy Thompaon, free lance Mra Maria Hoyt, wife of Fred with hla and teat pilot Cuddeback aalea manager mlaalng tor, accompanied Aircraft corporation own plana. Tha two alrahlpa combed for the Btearman la In a atate of nervoue collspss flying here, the Lava deaert thoroughly, from the uncertalntly of her husband s clear acroaa to tha north aide and fata. Friends are In conatont attendance at her apartment. wait to tha Cratara of tha Moon. The Hoyta were married ahortly beand Ruasell Maughan T.iantanant Mra. Hoyt fore Chrlatmaa at Denver. Henrv Boonstra reached the landing at one time lived In boa Angelea. from Salt field aarly In tha afternoon Jan. II (AP). D. B. t.ak.. Thev left, after warming up n LOO AN, Utah, ...Ulna ., ClarW.tlin . iwtumi Darwn, mime, and taking on gaa. on tha return trip a farming community on tha weat or . uacne vaney, mwui to Salt Lake, announcing that they aide r thfl t.l.nhnn.tl iruiii J lcltV " ha hadwould again reconnouer me norm III l, I t waat Ik., creek Mk v..n Q.ttirrlav mountalna, of Clear journal alopaa iuu; over north an airplane flying of Strevell ; a obaerved a a mnA ATPftnf that .rt.lk.mv piano mumira that village, ine la aeldora that aircraft aert bank of fog waa encountered at tha Baraon, lm thntirht . i vl.lMilv 1. ,!, a Moon. Brockla, of tha Cratera la thor- - It might have been Fred Hoyt, Btearxiuij.L, Mnntv ,h,,nmin Lava the and aaleaman, who has Black man air pilot oughly familiar with been loat since Baturday, the Incident deaert and waa a Die 10 airect waa reported. Tha plane, according here, reaching to the . information .v.. ahmit - - -noon and PAHBU U C 1 ,iw vaii.vj aa near aa could be obaerved, It was painted red. . Life Sentence Given Fiend Child Killer Girl's Right Foot Frozen in Making Escape on Desert BUCK DESERT SINCLAIR PROBE LONG JOURNEY Stop Made at Jacksonville and President Tours the City. Formal ctal reference to the operations of the extinct Continental Trading Company. figured Ltd., of Canada, which haa criminal extensively In the civil and lease of tha out prosecutions growing of Teapot Dome to Sinclair. Bealdea Reld, E. O. Graham, aecretary of tha Standard Oil Company of Indiana, and O. D. Wahlberg. formerly have private aecretary to Sinclair, Graham to appear been summoned. 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