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Show ol re-, if , , , "., - 'It r - . , . , , s. - - . , ; - . 4 , , ' 'I , . . ' , 4,.... '7'. 4..1"..4.4,,,' 4.4.''''''64.9.- 44',,,r0.1,0 4..44'8 - ., " ' ' - , -- -- -- w rr - I , . : , , TH ELDER SETS RECORD FOR OCEAN FLYING ' , , 11 ErtitiVatr OGISTWILatti "'ridgy shilla Salleirlarl lotus change ta teatprratomi. umno ,a, roar Irrittity night; Mordmy giumatiedis With ggig Omni; pftrtiost cooler Saturday. itEMIPEKA TIL RES Roof of Root of Beaton Md. KiolA Bmun Bid. Ktook Alai. Thurs. .72.. .1 ti am. Frai.y ig....411 MIL IlkUrg. t2 am 5 ar ..tn....ii PRICE , 'Noon ...44,. friday AIM Friday EildAy ,, 10,- , ,0,1 I , 3- gP E eilla to , .0....11140 63....$11 FIVE CENTS LAKE CITY SALT TdEE MIDDLE WEST Views 1928 Campaign Same as If it Were Now Right at Door. I I FRIDAY OCTOBER UTAH 14 that formation 4 may possibly show which way the wind blows Is eagerly ab-- 1 When sorbed. no 1 : business the man from New York comes bars be is immediately asked what New York state e' is goinc to do--do the business I: man want Cool1, Mee or Hughes or Hoover and bow about AI 1114.4 LAI; af 44' Smith. This region. et mune. is friendly to both former Governor Lowden and Vice l'reeldent Dawes. but It is apparent that Dawes has all the reeerve to inhcrit whatstrength heeded Mr. Lowden may ever delegates acquire. Mr. Dawes is really the Illinois expects to figure In Men the final lap of the Republican race. T144 is a curious feeling here about President Coolidge. Regret that he decided isot to be a candidate is expressed by business leaders who have hopes that some way may be found to draft him. Indeed. If tomorroW. Mr. Coolidge were to remove the uncertainty by Indicating that be would accept a call from hie party. uneasiness would is largo part disappear. Ruttiness Mon di not like altIP they thiak Mr. Cool-Mcan remove that element in ' tair' EDITION NOMMENNIO SEVENTY 1927 EIGHTH YEAR - ; .44,4:, mincer-tain- ts, ee 007-- 4- vibe by so Means Isis kr dent as It is in the eastern seam men Lr. Good frieeds of Coolidge, who would work tooth and naU tor his electlen are expressing the fear that the third term hoes would be heed bl a caudidate such as Governor Smith very effectively if ..40..goo lir. Coolidge changed hie ruled and accepted a soutinatiou. The idea that the statement might be considered stip insincere, it the elomination is accepted is not. of cosine. one that admirers of the president entertain for a moment but they see be it the poosibitttles et a real political bones. For Ibis reason there are Coolidge men bore who think that if the convent:Da did nominate the president for another term he wouid be compelled to decline. Notwithstanding such sentiournt political leaders are telling an interesting story of a limbering of live eounty chairmen in New York Mate who Were asked to put down on a slip of paper the name of the matt who could tarry New York and Who would in their r. Judgment be the best They. were asked not to consult each other. Every single ballot contained the name of President Coolidge. On second choice, the name of Charles Evans Hughes was written oin each ballot and the third choice was unanimously for Vic President Dawes. vote-gette- It seems to be taken for greeted Al Smith will be nominated by the Democrats after ballots. The New York few eery , Out here , that (Continued on Paso Tea) ; Oct N. C., K undetermined 14 tfts stores Aright today dantaged Winston-Saleinth heart of the buSnees dharitl, causing damage estimated at 1111.444 ; ,ALIENS CAVORT. TAMPA. Fla, Oct. ?too Cuban sloop Pa toms eras seized, her crew Of three arrested on charges of smuggling and Dino Greek aliens were taken Into custody in Tampa bay day by coast guard patrol boats, immigration officials have been ad titled )-- o - - WILLIE WILLIS .. 11 . ' - ' 1, ; , i,,, - ,i- , it - i : 7 t....1 - ' tl ' 1 , ti .:, , ' I tl' I - , -:, - , ' - ..k . ', - '.f. , . , - ,,,. - - . 4 i. -- 111 JA11 year-ol- ( - , , , , , - oration ' ca toNcvesa ;riving wik--t .00,1W 006 Jiltaliki ellt !Mouth Temp street th armee' in front of hint applied b1 brakes staddenly; McKnight also applied his brakes. but a brake rod broke, and be had to swerve suddenly to the right to avoid the other car. striking Mrs. Evans, according to his statement Diragled Aloes Cara Mrs. Evans had caBed acroes the street to a newsboy and started &crone the street to get a paper, and then became conttused at the approach of the cars and stepped back. according to Melinight's report. She was struck by the left, wide of the ter. picked up by the bumper of thg ear and carried SO or to was feet to the curbing. Sna dragged along the curbing. according to the report. Mrg Evans was rushed to the Emergency hospital where it was found she had sustained injuries to her back. cuts on the bead and right band end pomible internal injuries. Following preliminary innttment she was taken to the L. D. S. hospital. McKnight admitted in making his report that he wag driving close to the ear preceding him before the accident and said that when the brake rod broke there was no chance of avoiding the woman. He left the station after making his report. but Chief Joseph E. Berbidge Instructed Sergeant J. H. Warden to bring him back and book h'm on a charge of reckless driving. Burled Under Pastry. Another early morning accident t, resulted in injuries to George St. 447 west Sixth South street mho was for a short Lime buried under a truck load of bread and poetry. Bennett is a driver for the Golden Top Bakery company. He had trouble with his truck Friday morning and Herman Uffenn. manager of the company. went out with another machine to tow the truck in. At about 6:0 east South Temple street the tow chain caught in the front wheel of the truck being towed. and swerved both machines against the curb. The truck which Sennett wee steering struck a hitching Post and tipped over on its side with the driver underneath the load. Mr. Wiens and tee lifted the truck from hint and Bennett was taken to the emersuffered a gash gence on the forehead, cuts en the hands sea arms. bruises and a possible fracture of the leg. Be was Mum' ed to his home. , ' --- what Hui st I t Mrs. Beside Evans. 41. of 1St should mean an Amer. north West Temple street, is in the to can citizen. Dr. W. R. Groves L. D. 8. hosilitat suffering from severe Injuries. and W. R. McKnight, Id south West Temple street facts a charge of reckless driving as a result of an aocident rriday morning. , McKnight reported the accidsnt to the police SWIon. laYing that - , 0--0 0--0 0--0 i SI'S I'D 0-- 0 Altplane Wing - F1' 0--0 WASIMCGTON. ,. , - Ott 14..--(A- 'action xf a maroon and yet- low airplane wing was found tip- prosimateiy UO miles semi of the Delaware capes last night by the Illieiting board freighter lounge. . t Iloolls If - . ., CRIPPLED .. I : ..z... li it I . i it I . ..: ... .... ..., ---- south of their course. Then the oil pressure gauge dropped, revealing that the feed pipe was broken. ' They continued to fly as beet they could. thus handicapped, for live hours, fearing st every moment that the pistons would lam. Then.: about Ste miles northeast of the Azores. sighting the Earendrecht. they heeded foh her and alighted alongside. Sailors made fart the plane an,1 the intrepid girl and her companion clambered abroad. "Well. but lattsued- - as Captain Goes reported. Their first thought was for their be!oved plane. "Amer- Ican Girl," and the Dutch (hiptain agreed to attempt its salvage es it was not damaged. an skillfully had it been brought down upon the water. Lines were attached and the task of getting it aboard began when to some manner. Probably through fuel spilling on the overheated engine the gasoline was ignited. There were two explosions and the graceful monoplane. which bad was soon IL served its crew so mass of flames. obliging the Dutch master, in view of the nature of his own cafe to drop tackle and sheer off. leaving the machine to --- 4 WS- ANGELES' Gt1"' 1 gI-ApThs goverament air mail station I The natiosal convention of the reported that a ship, which they American Federation of Leber with believed to ho that of Captain not more than half its delegates Frederick Giles. en route from on the floor for the limit seon Iowa City to Salt Lake City. passed over the station shortly before le today, recorded its endorsement of &AIL today. flying at 1111 altitude the principle of the five-da- y work of Celle feet. week. The plans was beading south- characterizing the movement of west. indicating that (like may shorter hour. as the "most ire- have lost his compass bealltlifiL portant before the program" Captain Giles plans a flight from trade unionists of the nation, the San Francisco to New Zealand by committee on the shorter work day way of Hawaii. and week recommended that the executive council conttnue ILIIIPeln- IOWA CITY. Ia.. Oct. CAP) Wing data as a foundation on Captain lederedick Giles who which to carry on its work. The plans asi airplane flight from San eommittee's was adopted Francisco to New Zealand by way unanimously. report of Hawaii hopped off from the air- The convention bscked up ef- port here this morning after being forts of Nevr York City firemen delayed for more than a week by to attain an 8 him; work by adverse weather and a broken oil adopting a resolution of theday '' committee which stated that same pump. thesis Captain Giles. who Is flying his firemen were working 12 hours Hess bluebird, expects to follow the daily. The resolution included the airmail route to San Francisco. He approval and support of the fed. probably will 'Pend tonight in Set eration of the movement of the Lake City. New York local Firemen' s Union to obtain a shorter day.. The long work day and week the oil fields of the eXigtelli . especially lit California. where day weeks were de. tircl el.. eared siren to be required was 01Pee- d CL'iCINNATI. Ohio. Oct. 14-- ing "deliberate and premediated malice" the Hamilton county grand jury today indicted l(lsers Remus for first degree mur- - I der for shooting his wife to deal) 1 in Eden Park here a week ago. OMAHA, Neb., Oct. - . it Remus Indicted ,. .,.' '.. '.;' g. ) .... .. .': ; ' ..;,' . . (AP)..-Clierg- BLOC 11;181MBEIII t . I ' : !",,' ...':., ''' ', - .;, ' r ... ' 4.'4, 1 '...),,! '1 s ''. .i:',.'', Smoot and Warren of Old Guard to Keep Chairmanships; Gooding Slated for New Place. ':.:' , ' 7 ,,1, I Borah Continues Head Of Foreign Relations; 'Ousted' Frazier Will Be Given Concession. It) , ,',., ! , ' i f -- ,"1.,, ,':',...:':;."....--- - I '.... .. , ., - , ,,' . By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent ) WASHINGTON. Oct.. 14.(INS) Assured of their ability to organize the senate in the seventieth Congress Republican leaders today took steps to insure complete St the- Insurlent blue la aseignment et new committee thafrVlanshlr's an a further mean I . , i , it : - , , ,, t. , "....a '''' . I,, ' ,1 .y -, Senators Smoot (left), Borah and Gooding will hoed ceetrolting putations in the mew organization of the upper home. The tialt gen. ato remains beedof finance committee widie the Idaho senior senator continues ehaintute of the foreign affairs committee. ;..- - -- Utah 17ill Go To I Mexico With Envoy Trip. Sympathizers. ---s. WASHINGTON. 1 , PromoeiTeaci r motethi: 1i4 The inmirgenta and independents win be given major committee chairmanships with a lavishness that would have dazed the Repub. Lean leaderships in the days lot- wing the 1924 preakiential am- Mtgs. U was is tall of 1Sti I that four insurgents were expelled l from the Republican party In the t' t f i I as 1 t olhverdatho :pub. baa bean leadership. nutlet to Get Job. This new regard for insurgents can best be illustrated by the fact I ithat one of the expelled senators--ILynn J. Frazier illt l of N. D. ; wit! be given the important chair. of the Indian affairs cont. s imanship mittee, while two more indepenGents will be promoted to chair. manships and four more retained in their preeent posts as heads of other large committees. The pro- niotions will go to Penator Robert Et. Howell fill of Nebraska. who , t , f , p 1 f t , f f, F r I' I i I i No-sa- Mexican-America- I ! i - Deniocrat Chairman Arrives at Capitol - 1 4. 1 . i Coolidge Explains Summerall Recall Submarine Chaser To Fight Smugglers LAYS EGG FOR COOLIDGE, I. WASHINGTON, Oct. U.(AP) President CooUdge received from ,Oniaha today the Itlith egg of the 'ehampion ben. Lady Norfolk. The !prise came in a jewel ease and was placed in the White House ice box !for probable serving at the most. Idential breakfast table tomorrow. ' 0 , t' OW71, , , eilmtotrout: uteoustitepumbarnrgeossa.nd Lo,'L , , A report of the finding of the ain't MEErr UPSETSChicago to beat rti Our hired e:.t gloss. 1 beard her way Vrra' rieht ant tying was sent by radio to tile 'Purdue; Wisconsin to defeat 'hipping beard WAY by Captain ;Michigan and Utak Aisles to sees loud when she , busted bilantma's master of Johnoon. ths ship. out Ilitmtana State. blue eases , ; t f r 4b St ., Answer These? 'nab ft 1; . - 4 ...., i ' k,...,4 - . i . .1MENEIMMIIMP. Ono hundred and forty four winners; twenty loser: percentage. eighty-eigh- t. Last creek's fore. fifty-doncasts: whiners twelve - , ' losers. There yogi have the season's reord It The Deseret News football forecaster who tackles another with the, ttooloinghwInsabeg preadatolesdationawrday k Queen Marie Cries epoch-makin- CAN YOU .::TO'p,i4i!,-ivk;n4ificat14,se'0- , lleana Not Eloped, . 170.v,I07-ci......Tléké,,.11-isthOfYgo'.- i ,1MO ' ); - , I t ' ..., t l . ; ' t Executed, Report J. Reuben Clark Con- Mexico C o n I is c a t e fers With Morrow Estates of Rebel on tott i siencome Colonel Flores . :' - - ; 1 1 1 Oct 14CAP) NOGALES, Ariz. Cit. ! ' Reuben Clark of Utah, General (Continued on Pass Ten) Unconfirmed advices to the Willie to the American agent of Herald Colonel n that state the genenti claims commission. and welt - Mateo Flores. former chief of the known international lawyer. will garrison at Guaymas, Sonora, accompeny Ambassador Morrow to Mexico, and sell knosn along the Mexico City next week. Clark. who is expected to remain we coed of Mexico has been ex- -In Mexico City about a fortnight ecuted by a firing squad Teple, WAEHDIGTON. Oct. In connection with certain pending owe Of I for comPlic:13' in Nayarit, Clem Shaver. chairman of the claims between the too governthe recent revolution. ments. has been in consultation 'Democratic national committee, ar here with Morrow regardirig the Advice. from Mexico City --ev- I selection of a neutral member of that the government has ordered rived here today to discuss party ;au at with l eaders now in Wash- the commission to succeed Dr. C the confiscation of the $1,000.000 Van Vollenbovem of the Netherestate of General Hector Almada, ington. lands. resigned. Among other subjects for consid- Neither the United States or Meg- aide of the fugitive presidential Ito fate- So quickly and completely wee lt icc has yet presented names of candidate and revolutionist. Arnui- eration is the time of the meeting of the National committee to select burned Wet the sailors were unale candidates for the post. to Gomez. to save anything on board. . Similar action will be taken with the 1$28 convention city. Usua Ili to Gomez the estate and the this gathering 'is held in January. regard NEW YORK, Oct. I4.(ISO) estates or other leaders who took Immediately before or after the With her sudden and dramatic leap up arms against the Mexican Jackson day dinner. into the limelight of heroism, Miss Chairman Shaver has not invited Ruth Elder. daring aviatrix. today to Washington Irietabors Of the Dbecame the potential earner of a Otional committee as Chairman Butmillion dollars from newspaper, 14.- --( AP) WASHINGTON Oct. ler of the Republican committee book, motion picture. vaudeville redid recently. imrrounding the and lecture contracts, provided she callTheof mYstery Ma lor General Charles P. A number of cities are expected chewiest to reap front her exploit Summemll. chief of staff of the . the to bid for the Democratic meetH AVAN A, Oct. I 4.(A P).-T- he which COL army. to golden harvest end'Washington, abruptly InsubCuban government ordered a Charles Lindbergh refused to reap ing. these Including Detroit. ing his western inspection tour. has g marine chaser on duty against after his dianapolis, Kansas City, Chicago flight. been clarified with an authorise4 and Cleveland. Contract negotiation.. of all aorta. smugglers of immigrants 'and U. from President Coolidge from publishing concerns, theatri- statementwished quer into the United States. to confer with the The measure wag taken to avert cal agenta and night clubs. poured !that heofficer on the service's next !army BUCHAREST. Oct. further crimes reported on those in today neon the Pretty girl niers 'year budget program. AUNT HET boats and losses by their founder- - managers. The offers ranged from On a train speeding east. Genercl Queen Stark' is so incensed over o while a to a the week $10(0.04t0 for Mg making $10.0 try. Summerall at Utah. refused Princess of licanas Ogden. elopereports single contract. , . . f to throw further light on the order. ment that she went. to Sinai today ' ' ; decuaring that "a good aoldier never announcing the would bring the talks but does what he is telti" was Similar action Bucharto taken with back the her by princess I 4 preiddent, members of hie party re- est and ride with her through the ,,, called. in the past when in 1924 he streets of the capital in an open called Secretary Wilbur to WashI ...111 the ington for a conference on nary automobile to dispose of , before be wag to make plans just a speech at Denver. Th general Who I Ote Salt lAlto girl had been scheduled for an address 1.1 VIENNA. Ott I ' to meek world CUNT' AIL bud niabt at San Francisco and also tailor tonight? ROCKY romaptic love match IIIVOtV cancelled his tour of the northwest- lug a commoner with a member of (Pede 1). Siemens Ilteft giarims Bow do the women view the ern and inuterior states. the Rumanian royal family. the Cantrell& .4 of Roth klder? (Page Colorado 111; Tesebere S. flight one marring Queen Ittaries prosetanse STAR? FOR AUSTRALIA. Colorado ddiege 63; Routes. - 2 1 to establish a matrimonial al. ' Where is the elate going to Ina IP. hanett with the Bulgarian royal CROTDON,,Entiand. Oct. 'C a aew armory? (Page lei Coborade Maas 111; Western was reported trona talk( Whew ara the school superiState Mingillera Isinsand Lot: : i ,,,,tme.tpriii: sdesodeeto to Ineet- - (Page I. Kerte Collette 11; Wilmer t. Beans. aged IS. and the I into ' Manes. II; Briltbant., ..sre talatheirW.ligNidLaairpriegultietTneell'md TomeaZeritialc daughter of Queen e Rom" mitillift: arid the late these gorgeous '1 was iota to have a he sun. King Ferdinand. this afternoon and started on a I. said to have fallen 14; Chellree normal ' wimps oreati000f 4, Illosning in love with (tar instead to. that old rooster. but (Page IL , , , of 13.00 miles to Australia. a young army officer. and advices Pa's cousin Silas was here bee. h.) flight for din' - Dom aspen meek to ilcisnio.a ever ender- - from Bucharest said that they had ner an It was a good chase to ,,, the longest air journey ION boa. Si womana taken ...,fgentinsed ea Paws IBvell) alba?. at." hairs (Paso hint by , Ste, eloped - - ',!. 1,11 For wife m , ''' ... .!(.,...f....,:..:..:,-..- - to. ....-- '' , . Federation pledges exs. lighting the storms for eight hours. they emerged triumphant. To Corry on Program- - but found therneelve s. far to the , ' '... Makes Machine Per, But feet Landing, Explosions Set Fire; Everything on it Lost. - for f After to Utah; oposes ' Pacific Across Fly ,e::,,' ".,,, 0.,;. , tl . - '... I . Uil i- - :VOTE PEACE WITH 7'.....:.'''...'. ' Plane Covers 2.600 Miles Before Forced Lighting; Blown Way Off Course; 600 Miles Off Europe. l ,, CIIIEFTAIIIS i .. 14...,,,,:',.,---,1.- ,,,, 0 'GOP , PARIS. Oct. down at sea after battling storm and mechanical trouble. the flytOS The foreign American girl. Ruth Elder . and her onto et ants In adventure. George W. comrade am Georges Dorothy cark.ost Haldeman. were safe and sound toGuitsulillan of Franco. Yrederiqk I.,. day on the Dutch tanker Bareh elrecht. steaming steadily for the I I Azores. i They are due to arrive P. v l ! !I there some time tomorrow mora- 1.g. When forced to a light th ey isail covered more than tete miles from . ....,.. e..... :', ' ,,,,,,,,. ,, i.. ikr.,or T..", totem fence lip, fir Weld ec--', su litti4tireir over water. They lett .. short of the European continent by some tee miles and of Paris. their I ,, I :: by about 1.260. goal. 1 A little more light was thrown on ' , ,:'' their aerial odyssey in a wireless Mesellge from Captain Goo. of the Work Period for er Blihted'ShortGiles Believed rescue ship. This showed that they Firemen Voted Across; had iencountctrildNa etertorksownethersa Take-of- , tilid by- Ship u ....,,'.'. son. - THE WEST'S 'BIG THREE.' I 0 Holills FLIES 5 EIGHTY DROWN. Blogaria. Oct. 14.(IN8) Eighty have been drowned In floods near Varna. according to word received here today. The floods cover a wide area. and extonal, damage has been done to ProPort.V and livestock, ., -- -- . 00 CH) TOMO J1011TR Belson of Canada, James K. Waton of England, and Artund GarctsFermenta of Mexico. All will speak on some contribution o their country to world progress or an outstanding development in its .1story, the Canadian jouth taking as Canada's Diamoni his subject, Jubilee?' President Coolidge had the five young ortators on his list of calkrs today. that visit being their only event before the contest. Frank B. Noyes, pretddent of the Washington Evening Star. is chairman of the oratorical contest committee. Bias Carlson won the right to represent the United state. over Ma boy,orators last May In the national contest, being the first girl ever I. icala the eelection in the Oct. 14.(AP) --AWASHINGTON, young girl tonight will defend tho oratorical honor of the United States against four boys from foreign countries in the second inter- tnational e - Auto Careens to Side of ' Into testThe girl. Plc;ws Street, Mims Dorothy Victim to Carlson, Rushing d Solt Call Newspaper Boy. school high senior, 'trill is th first in the Bakery Man Buried in speaker content whizh held Pastry When Truck laat tothobeWashsuitinirton Is Sent Over; Topples and torium To Hospital, Head Cut. will deliver en her --A- kl , GAVE VIAl È - HE lfiE 00 0--0 Nation's Oratory Title Against World Tonight BRAKES INSISTS . I ,Il . . r ew - - 1, DJ L. Girl Will Defend b" -- QVILLEt - It DRIVER ARRESTED Ben-set- STORES SC1111. TIDISTON-SALE- 8 00 :0111 411- 1 .., FINAL unaway Car Crushes Salt Lake Woman Against Curb I By David Lawrence. t 1IL11 0--0 1 4. CHICAGO. Oct. (CPA National pollthai is the breakfast. dinner and supper dish of the businesa Man of the middle west. They are talking of Is:11 as tf it wrens tomorrow. Every hir of in- , fifbe,,,e 1 o. OM ' . amid - , - 1" , , 7 , . , , - ' ir t; SA Ao .t : '; 5 |