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WASHINGTON. is to be a deter------(CPA)Thero mined drive against war at this mimeos of Confront. and Preeident tallhilicabinst Artfeline.-And ing ..the in the ti,,, movement MelSeer. lons disclosure AO per - that cent of gov, I ex- - - - ornment ' penditures , go toward paying thos coots of want wars and reparation for future conflicts I I , ---.-- --- -, PIIISMER -- I 112 Pastor Sees Chance VESTT DEMANDS For 'Glamor Nellie' !JEW HANK ACT - -- UTAH the nor . , lo - - Kill Holdups Test to - Women in U: S. War Vet Who Battles to Save Wife; 'Carman Shoots Robber tits in -- - , , -- - n.-- . - t ,.. 4 ". 1 ' - . - - , -i A.$4,c1 before e decision is e. This interval may be set hi determining the legal eme involved for Mr. Coolidge i I. hinted that he wants cleared '1 Um ' point. raised by- - Senator via Johnson of California with , arenas to American participaa in the Paris conference which ,, Mr. God the Dawes annuities. eildge wants to know if the 1 or tied are oda executive of the t dottier he can go ahead without -- acti, ate consent of Congress and t soot the invitation. Johnson claimed that Iilemiter reservations which were made part of the treaty of Berlin whereby at , United States ,'' Germany and therelations ' restored friendly specifwas not to America ,,li ealb said that i.. . . i mei part many commission under r 4 terms of the league of natiomp the 1 ' .eA linsant on any other part ofcontuailles treaty without the ; of Congress. t .,, e Berlin the treaty of really -; ,.,--painted was that the United l . ' . not bound"' "was any by etas v ' of tho covenant or the 4, t i Toeleion oominission established , t I . eider the covenant unless- consent Were given by Congress. '..1; Mr. Coolidce takes the Position United States cannot be hotufbe ' in any internationat . , agreement without the 'tangent of the Alas. a of - - reservation in a senate treaty between Statesa and foreign the United power is not an amendment to the prow, the Constbittion.which gives ; , dent the 'power to conduct foreign . relations. Bs always has had the power to .. special appoint toambassadors In and internationtake part. envoys al conferences and does not require the cement of Convene to do eo. The only consent required Is when an agreement is ready ' for congressional ratificatioi. - Nevertheless. Mr. Coolidge may take the precaution of asking the . f attorney general for a legal opinion so that all doubts may be resolved in advance The consensus of opinion amens. , eonstitutione lawyers is that Mr. Coolidge has now even with just as muchof right Berlin in effect as treaty other president bad to send . 0 t The president is very much im- pressed with what Europe has done with the Locarno treaties. Be feels that an atmosphere of peace "mk- lag has come over at last and that America must not stand aloof and 10 on tvith war preparations that inittht be misconstrued. Also the league of nations has sent an invitation to the United States to participate in the next disarntantent sonference. kir. Cool idg wants to accept Asat invite bon but he doesn't want to introduce another element into the eon. treverey going on just now with. to American entry into yee.teeeee , 'II court. ia likely that an interval ' -- 5. A 0 I ' - d c , "at , A . - kg t 5 il ' t , ,' - , two-thir- ds ''' Is' r In' ots Ambush. It FAKE DRY AGENTS 'LOOT WAREHOUSE s 8) ay i Ithe . Bind Watchman, Haul Liquor Off, hi Trucks; $50,000 in Confiscated Rum - - Lost BALTIMORE. Dec. ' Plot. in ILAIRS After an alleged attempt to rob a store. Albert Rojae, alias Moore, of PhiladelPhia. was being held for investigation by police today. In Roles' pockets, police found an automatic. IP eteel bulleta and a Balt Lake newspaper- clipping telling of the robbery of the Mission Cafeteria there., Police immediately communicated with Salt lAke authorities telling of Roles' arreet. Mies P.ilsabeth Radnick. of Gary. Ind.. was found with Moja& She said Rojas bad induced her to accompany bins oast. W. P. Winn. proprietor of the Oil Pocket In Street cafeteria. 321 south Main , But There is no Well street was held up and robbed of 1140 before daylight. Dec.-4- . He AKROH. Obie(INS)--Worke- rs had just alighted from his automo- got the kirk of their Hews while bile in an alleyway at the rear of digging the big sewer on state en two bandits aLb Several feet .down. winner onan a kept him covered streetwarning. crude oil began to pprod with & revolver while the other any ollect. , searched him. &vases of dark.. "We've struck oil!" rang the able to describe-thenags be was -cries of the workers. tally es a tall slim man and a feverish close Upon investigation Foreshort man." man Moore found several Ernie Friday afternoon Salt Lake officers had received no inquiry from barrels --of old-- oil had 4meeed Moors n eastern cities for tutor through- tbe ground and was concerning the local hold caught in a stone pocket m Dec. Louis Romini, lirrench war veteran, is dead today. victim of two holism men whom he attacked when an-- - Intention of starching his pretty wife for 12101er which they believed tone...led CHICAGO, of Congress,-,,-(Coperig- - ad , 1- In her stockint The pair. ate." shooting Romini sough the heart, fled. A abort time later Policeman Michael Curtin surprised two men bolding up a drug store. He alica Matthew Lusk. but the other escaped. Walter Scott, roomer of the Rominis end John Focht, janitor. identified Lusk as the slayer of Rornini. Police say Lusk Pas given them the name of his companion. ' - HURTS IL S., CI. Dec. a sure shot probably saved the life of John Clauses. 27. and his father. Fred, when the elder Clausissi..was bald up by a lone highwayman near his home early Slim morning. Clauses was returning with the night's receipts from the Omaha and Council Rialto street car barns where be is binploved am claim agent. His wife, seeing a man lurking In the darkness of their home, called her son from the nearby car barns. The latter broke the wrist of the highwayman with a perfectly aimed shot as the prowler was getting ready to shoot, The man gave his name as B. Daily. of Elgin. Neb. He had a gun. mask and other holduli articles. OMAHA. 11.--(I- --T- Yellowstone Addition M Mining Congress Speaker Scores, Retarding of ' Development Pe. fly --- NEVADAN Het' SENATE 'AWAITS ' REPORTS ON BILLS SENATE BILL TO To Prove Panama Canal Under Alien Eye. R. lk IS dy; Dry !Air Bills Continue To Flood House; Sen. King Would Transfer Enforcement Duty. CHEYZNNE. fdP)--Sentim- ent Aircraft Committee Reports Measure Appro. priating $20,000,000 An ' Ny for 4. Dec. 11.(AP) Sentiment among livestock men t is for modification of of treethe regulations co6ring the Presing of cattle on publictoldlands. today by ident Coolidge was Senator Oddie Of Nevada, a mem,. lands comher of the senate public mittee. The senator. who heard testimony from scores of cattlemen on his tour west. expressed the belief that want of 'regulations is hampering the cattle Industry which he said still has a doubtful outlook. A decrease in grazing feel also is urged by the cattle men. the senator added., While the. boucle plods along in the business atmosphere of the tax bill, hhe senate. waiting for through the .legialation to tome committee stage - and with the in the offdiscussion rt Proceedings ing, diverts itself with in lighter vein. Tho senate rules amendment campaign of Vice President Dewes who has demonstrated- ample for good natured absorption of Senatorial raillery. has afforded the theme for. moat of the divertisement so far. , The house is acheduled bl agreement to wind up on the $310,000,. 000 tax bill by tomorrow night, and leader, are confident from the preponderanoe of approval given it that It will be put thrown-J..0house before the end of next weskit will be taken up. Monday, for amendments. Pressure for modified prohibition in the form of legalised mild beer and wine continues to add to the crop of bilis presented in the house for that,porPooe. two more light beer bills having been there yesterday. From the other wide.. Senator King. Democrat of at the same time proponed inUtah; a senate bill the transfer of prohibition enforcement from the internal revenue bureau of the treasury to the department of justice. w ., the-twes- Sictc,11.1-,sou- - - intro-duele- r! C. IL Pi ADMITS tilFOLIETTE TO -- - Aes s WASHINGTON. Dec. Senator Robert M. 1...arollette, Jr., 'will be admitted to full Republican standing In the senate. it was learned today as a result of a compromise reached by administration leaders. The Peaceful sollition of the litir senates fire insurgents row. It was said. was agreedupon after Senator William M. Butler. Republican of Massachusetts. chairman of the Republican tuitional cemmittee an4 spokesman for President c oot- ts. withdrew his oppos1-- 1 - L aystery. anti-tru- st T L r!J- a '-- - .11.. WOMAII PLUNGES-SEL- INTO NIAGARA Guardi Drag Her to Safety; Is, Believed to be S L.Resident. - NIAGARA PALLS, N. T.. young woman, as to be yet unidentified, believed from Salt Lake city, arty today walked to the river bank at Prospect Point and waded out into the Niagara river. apparently intent on the stronger current, reaching which would carry her over the fails. On the edge of the roaring waterfall, she lay down. Reservation employes formed a chain end - succeeded in dragging her ashore- just as she began-t- o drift toward the cataract. She wasunconscious...---Sho,wa- s -immediately rushed to St. Marys , hospitaL A handkerchief with the name of E. A. Staines." On It was found A Mien In the woman'. poseession. Staines. of 740 Major avenue. Salt Lake City. was here last Tear. An effort was being made to ascertain If there was any connection. The woman stubbornly refused to disclose her identity when she recov-- , red consciousness. Successor Pick :Honor Fis., Caught iii:' POO,' D , , I t , Thursday Joined eras again Fodaral agents tho throngs patronizing soft drink establishments on pay day in Park City and made a considerable haul before the news spread. areordimr to reports mad at the office of Joseph M. Richards. deputy for , and-M., W. Mann Ray Booth wary arrested and wino and whiaky club. confiscated at the Views, E. saya the tenon. and W.-Willianta was arrested after find. ing Intoxicants In the Triesta ho. Rob tot, in , the same buildint. M. B4ge14-a- ll, - FOUND Prevents Recovery ofer 10 Workers in Gzuk --i.o;- Levels. - arr. ITo VICTIMS arrested at the American Cafe. and E. W. Julien was taken trom his boarding house to Complaint was filed in the federal eourt Thursday charging John Huston. with violation of the d act. Sometime ago HuMon was found in charge of an automobile parked near WI east First South street. in the car Irere a mill. POMO whialty. mouth barrels and other adjuncts of the moon-shi- n business but agents. after further investigation. bare not boon ablo to learn of th Intended Vol-stea- ' wAstumTrom, L.4p ' Dec. new congress took tic first loivarer 'carrying aelearwtrep'todat Into effect the recommendations or' President Coolidge's air board. 'A bill by Benator Bingham.- Re. publican. ConneeticuS, tor en. cooragement of civil aviation,was reported by the netiate oommercz committee. Drastic of the tional defense administration and the expenditure of 828.00$.008 annually for the next five years to build up aviation is recommended In a report agreed upon by the epeeist house aircraft committee. The report, in recommending other things. creation of a bureau of civil aeronautics, advanced i proposal .alse placed before from another eourco--th- e annual report of the nsdional ad- visory committee for aeronautics. President Coolidge in a letter accompanying the advisory com- -' mittee's report. declared state.mint by the committee that "America is at least abreast of oth- r progressive nations in the technical development of aircraft for ,military purposes, should "dispel the impression" that (this country ,le lagging in this respect- The House committee proposed erection of a department of no-(Ional defense. but would not Itecossarill give aviatiows statue with land and sea arms menu. Its recommendations were con- curred in all by all members but Representative Reid. Republican, Illinois. court martial counsel for Colonel William Mitchell, who will file a auppemental brief advocating a unified air service. -- - The F FIFTY MINE BIAST- IL---(I- Camp : Col. Mitchell has Charged that war depnrtment negligence and indifference enabled - foreign istee.t2 este to get a foothold near the FULL SI1NDING Leaders - Reach Compro-, raise; Butler Insists on Punishment if Insurgent Bolts Any Partisan Issue Aviation: WASHINGTON. Dec. 11.(DIS) Documentary evidence. ubstantiating Col. William Mitchell's COD.' tention that foreign aircraft con-- -; terns have secured-- a foothold in Central America within striking distance" of tfis Panama Canal was produced at the court martial of the 'flying Colonel today. War department records were Introduced by Maj. George V. Strong to Show that a German. Amu(' concern is now engaged in commercial flying In Am- - !Ii43 WASHINGTON.- - - 0111 s ,46 . , AftlEHICA,CIIIM----Mitchell Shows War De Documents parbnent , ' h -- ,......n Senator Oddie Infoims Coolidge That Hearing Of Livestock Men, Dictates Change is Vital , aa PLANE:BASE-I-N iq,eeoIL Butler was reported as willing to admit LaFollette to the Republican ranks for the presen t. but instating upon his punishment if be bolts the party on any strictly partisan issue. WASHINGTON. Dec. 11.(INI) Senator James E. Watson, ReIt is folly to apply the anti. publican. of Indiana. who led the laws to the resources natural flight against LaFollette however. plot nt as opposing the States. Gilbert H.1 Former S. Banker Wa. rePorted Watson wax said teo Montague. lawyer today told the Dies of Pistol Wound compromise. American Mining congress.feel Lairollette's speeches in his &Prosecutions against producers senatorial campaign. which Inre-and distributers of natural ; 1 CINCINNATLO-Doc- . cludedattacks on the president, sources The death of James I. Stephenson, were sufficient cause for his rethe nti.trust laws have been ePec- -' 60. banker and businessman., Watson in his Moiral from- - the partintacular - and wen advertised," he apartment here remained hi. oppovirtually alone m- stood said. sition. "Today the resiult is tha t. be- yesterday the coroner said death cause of the fear of those laws was due to a bullet wound In the operating units and dintributors head. and while be believed it a S. Prisoners Face ars afraid to join in combinations case of suicide no cause be and arrangements' seigned. Mr. Stephenson. could Murder Attempt Charge who war that, might, prevent duplicated high.' rice president of the Guarantee coot distribution." Trust Presidentl and company of secretary Harry M. Dix and Harry KenMontague said that the American company, nedy are charged with assault with Coolidge, Secretary of Commerce, lived here all Mortgage With his life except for a deadly weapon and aysault with Let World Car tch Up Hoover. Secretary Of Labor Davis! . and the former United Stat;s1 coal' a short time spent ise Salt Lake. intent to murder PeltrOIMILI3 3. Ron Invention Says Edison by Hunsaker in complaints filed Mcommission had advocated various' the county attorney. Pridar, com- proposals regarding coal. "each of Nurses Rescue 21 Babes eer HUTIllaker appeared as , NEW YORK. Dec. which is complicated. restricted. Thomas A. Edison, the inventor. and well nigh hopelresly condition. As Fire Razes Orphanage plaining 'witness. at has concluded th world can get The aasault w as committed ad by the prevalent fear of the orreeta along without more inventions unlawa and all Of which. Broadway and Seeond Westwhen INDIANAPOLIS Dec. til general intelligence catches up thy p.m.. about Dee. iit even if adopted. would leave all Twenty-on- e babies. all our natural resources the prey of under three andsleeping 17 lees than one officer attempted to Place the then with those' it now has. according scuffled men to an interview published yesterThe wasteful and unstable production year old. were carried to safety by under day in Popular Science Monthly. and distribution.' two boreal and halt a dozen vol- with the officer and it ts charged to He expressed faith in the rapid decharging that the mining Indus.' unteers while St. Elisabath's ot during the meleealso attempted over him beat velopment of the chemical imitis. try was being subject. to unjust plumage burned to the ground, loss shoot him. They the head. Kennedy shot Dix In thy try in this country and a belief Public attack and suspicion follow., soon with the aid of that the United States will legs. Hunaaker ing secret proceedings before Sen.i O. B. Bradford placed both men surmise Germanyl In thin brancu the ate committee investigating of science. under arrest. internal revenue borean and "theiC s Senator consent'. 'Republican ,of' Michigan. chairman, , ,announced 014,5,..:.R04::,rot-,Cit- . that recommendations would be, or modifications for made changes gA - of sd - Wyo., De In Wyoming does Aunt extension the of Yellownot favor thwprosiatonsatthe stone National parKvitnioss, twat taxation without due state is granted the right to tax and proper public discussion or in Gov. the property park, private tocithen i 13 Nellie Taylot Koss declared in a bearing of the mining industry on torliZ toms will be selreled this letter to Sen. J. B. Kendrick of the merits Or demerits of the pro- -'Posed changes." the congress proPeery. , Wyoming. made public here. Iyear byonelawreene I ehe 1 heed so well The proposed extension of the tested against the injury inflicted, ilia tor the loth. The park which would include a con- through such a procedare. siderable area of the state in the The congress eadereed the plan Iqualified to the neseebe et Welluswescs Perry hos boundaries of the park was recom- to create a joint commission, on trovekd over the eceatry frommended in the report of a park taxation.crows coast to darted the erecotnmbetion appointed by President It abbe adopted a resolution Urgsow' perimetwily seeing la ogees Coolidge. amelioration of the re"auch ing The woman governor declared strictions nearly ad et the 371:a proallecting within towns anti engem that "extensive hotel and trona- Crazing andupon and lands agricultural am ee thime!,pirtorwenees. I which pastime portatioa enterprises westforests of national the tererreece told operate with large profit in within the seleclioes end the Yellowstone park yield no rittnra ern states as will make'ofpossible minerals peeper development in a large reef picture win aptaxes.' 'Job was kind o' lucky. He bad whatever to Sfyomtng News The exclosively t le kite V 'bona and .et hi shout and and addee that In her opinion the therein contained and give prospear nantiranen that their- lust west dotatrday. Dee. IS. Pa's only got one and he can't set park extension would not he , ad- pector Will - nowhere." be , rights protected!' vantageous to the state. , ia . ANTI-TRU- ST they.-announc- at ht. , Mind LOS ANGELES, Dee. bandits, disguised as officers, Basted fake badges , on watchmen and !made off with 100 eases of confiscated liquor from the United States customs warehouse hero today. The liquor was valued at more than 111.000. After gaining entrance to the warehouse. T. F. Hubbard watchman in charge of the liquor was bound and fagged while the banto -- tuternotional dits leisurely loaded their loot. and that the United bee pent envoys to various' in Europe in the last Governor Boss Balks year's without . asking the ). 2rt AlISTIIIII-OWN- -- . ,, yo, Dec. Nellie Tay los Rom was mentioned as a Democratic presidential possibility by Bishop N. 8. Thomas of Protestant Episcopal church introducing her night at the inaugural program of radio station Sklar at the EpiscoPal cathedral here. Although a Rer publieatt-himse- lt Bishop Thomai declared no walnut in this cone probably in the world, is better or more favorably knows than she." "She canasta,- once and for all Oa question whether a woman can s elected to the highest office in the United States." be continued. Gov. Ross said that the inMaliaHolt of the $111,000 broadcasting plant gift of Mrs. E. H. Ham-Ma- n at the cathedral marked a new period in tbe history of WYming. On behalf of the people of the state, sho thanked ,Bishop 'Thomas and Mn. Harriman for the Istation which is the largest, with one exception, in the Rocky Bonntab n region. Gov. Ross said it was appropriate-Thu the inaugural program should be broadcast on Wyoming day. net aside by legislature in commemoration of the of suffrage to the womee granting of this statethe first to suffrage to women and the that to elect a woman governor. LARAMIE,--W- (AP)Gov. roe----:- --7---- t both' bootee !limbed up when tile bitty-Nint- h Congress got under way. We1 President Dawes, bsekci by a mittorityi is endeavoring to reform rides of procedure. In the bones insurgents upset emancipation between G. O. P. leadership and followers of the late Robert M. La Dawes conferring wish Senator Curtis Of Kansas. G. li P. Ishii), tpper photo showsnewspaperman. Pre' upon whom be trauma foe aid in rules fight. At right ( below) Walker S. mum new gavel to Nicholas Longwortiv agakutt whose election as speaker of bouse insurgents are .- -- forerun- of,,,,,, economic EIECE Declares Mrs. Ross Could gl'S Give" Final . Mr. Coolidge opposes further increases in the national defense budget for economy reasons and contends for disarmament., He ogniael that tho cry of 'foreign antnnglements" has hurt everY Proposal for Joining with other countries to prevent war. The world court protocol is being fought on that theory. Now the enure ammunition of the admitsistration is being directed against the oppontnts of international- co operation. i When Mr. Mellon says that the fasts about government oneness for war purposes "should be faced squarely by those who clamor for reduced government expenditures and at the same time oppose the werld's effort to devise rational methods for dealing with interne-Gen- et questions." he states the whole case for the Coolidge 0, Woman ra - , - . -- s S - ' . Trapr-Ha- BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Dec. (INS)--Fifbodies bad been recovered early today. and all hope for 10 other missing miners bad been abandoned ga rescue operations continued at the Overton cosI mine No. X of the Alabama Fuel A Iron 00mPan7 . near here. The miners were caught by an explosion of gas late yesterda3 About 10 were white men, and the- - remainder-neg- ro miners, company officials said.- - , black of damp" The presence In the lower levels after- the made- - rescue work slow Ind difficult The rescue workthe ers were overcome dining night while searching for bodies. They declared no one could live more than a few minutes in thc lower part of the Mite. where the 10 mbmong men are. ty - 1".- - , r. , - ' - - con-cre- ss ' ' ,- ' - - al - 0 , - ' - ' -- Evvir. BANDITS-COP- S - Dec. Three policemen shot and itilleda bandit and three bandits poeing as prohibition agents shot and 'killed a man they sought to rob. CHICAGO. -, n- Drive-7- Smoot Jo ins i For Smithsonian Funds WASHINGTON'. Dec. IL-4- AP Details of its plan to raise $10.- 000 000 tyy a direct appeal to the American people were discussed at the annual meeting yesterday or the Smith1the board of resents-o' 10n Ian instit Chief Justice Taft presided and the ressnts present included Vice President- Dawes. Senators Smoot. Utah; Pepper. Pennsylvania and Ferri Michigan. and Representatives Moore. Virginia: Newton of Minnesota and Johnson of Wash. , - Attulig ntuPPERmtill'Y f-- - 0 - A general, committee and t regional comtnittse will be appointeu to. 7raisw,Abe :throtighotirlhe country. appealing chiefly to those interested iniictentific research.. i. W, 11C I I m...4 ....4 r:t. 111 , i 77 Weson's Birthday to - Be Observed Dec. 28 NEW TORK. rec. Plans tor a country wide celebration of Woodrow Wilsons birthday on Dec 211 were announced today by Norman IL Davis. president of the national commemoration committee. The plans involve simultaneous dinners in 600 cities including Washington, Philadelphia. Chicago. Boston. Portland, Maine; DeRichmond. Atlanta. New Orleans. Nashtroit, St. LOU ville. Denver. San Francisco and Bat-timbr- .'"CONSIDER" SHOPPER, pies w,althy sister, who may leave him some t. tnoney some day. That's why the family s" her. t ',Ion-eider- ; shopping days left! tetare-ChriStnt- Mi 4 , , k ' , , , |