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Show V "OP lynnini -- ffORTRCTT' TTAh " rwiw a Tjp.Mjs-- It ID1 &4V0 Wf 4f (a 5 r v. ? - and eoatlnaed Monday nlgbi; Tuesday generally fab-- .. StiBp 4' ' JVJ FINAL . rKweiuTTKita Roof of 11" Bldr' Roof of K1Bouton Bid. Kiosk. Mu. Sunday, 33 3: s ra. Monday 24. .. .23 n. Monday 3?.. ..25 ndfy u-'- , MJn. Monday. 2i...',:j Noon Monday 28..., 37 PRICE FIVE CENTS JP EDITION SALT m LAKE CITY SEVENTY EIGHTH YEAR MONDAY JANUARY 23 3928 UTAH la i Of Congress iui ini Pre- dicted as Important Bills Con--; tinue to Pile Up. 0--0 0--0 0-- 0 0--0 0-- 0 0-- 0 0--0 0-- 0 0--0 0-- 0 0-- 0 0-- 0 0-- 0 0-- 0 0-- 0 towden Charged With Blocking Farm Aid to Bolster 928 Race 1 By David Lawrence. WAShKgTGX. Jan. 2) CPA - Indication r that tht tnn of ConrcMi may ba prtMitt -of th Ionet of the "Ion atona. Th only that normal h you Id cauno conpreas to adjourn ould be the national po conven'luteal tions In Juna. but a ro'tus over thnt fortnight might he taken and Congress reume its labors thereafter 1 his possis dis bility tnisaed because ay of the many vital are croud In the eaten nd 11 ta VI r UWAtHCtl nithin the pow er of members to keep Congress from adjourning unless action on their favorite measures Is taken last March Congress was compelled by constitutional provision to end its session f March 4 and Mr. oolidgs-steedfasth refused to call an extra session for flood control or farm relief. So the big questions together with sundry other ital measures, now will have to be decided at the present session. Already the normal reason for haste in passing a tax reduction bill has parsed as It has been decided to postpone tax discussion until after March IS. It may be that the treasury will not have Its figures ready for manv weeks after that so that a tax bill hardly can he finally presented for the presidents signature much before May. )- 1 ? to dr a The fight on a farm relief bill as well as the entire question of flood control will take considerable time and there are signs that railway consolidation. Muscle bhoals and Boulder dam will take up no little lime with the increasing prospect that thee will be more discussion of tariff revision, especially to make a record for campaign purposes. A number of Inquiries such as lhat of public utilities, oU lands and resale price maintenance will take much of the time of the eena-tor- e while the controversy over the toe of the navy program is only ne of a number of things that rill come out of the various appropriation bills that will bs time eonuming Ever since the Coolidge admin istration started the president has been able to persuade the leaders to confine their efforts to a minimum of legislation or at least the measures on which there was some But the achope of agreement. cumulation of important bills now has become such that it is merely a question for administration opponents of whether more advantage will he gained by adjourning Congress in June and going into the campaign with a finger pointed at the failure of the party In power to pass needed bills, or whether It will be better to use the publicity opportunities that a continuous aesion of Congress cites to the opposition party Congress, to be sure, ban enough on its hands to keep a session going without much interruption until the regular session of next December. This will become more apparent In the next few weeks when Important committee reports will be brought in, many of them requiring extensive debate. During a campaign year also, the tendency of Congress to debate is greater than in other sessions as congressional speeches usually play an important part In the literature of and congressional presidential Copyright. 1928 ) campaigns. Two U, S. Rescuers . Kill Three Rebels MANA&UA, Nioargua, Jan. 12 - IAP) Thre Nicaraguan wara billed today in a flare fight near Grenada w Uh an American aallnr and a marina mho had attempted ta com to the Teacne of a fourth Xlraragnan being hacked to death with machete. States L F. Newton, tnlt.d 'avy. killed th thre Nicaraguan I. after hia companion Harold Crowell, firat sergeant. United State marina corps, had been at tacked and severely cut on the hands with machetea by his as- sailant. WILLIE WILLIS By ROBERT QUILLEN Confidence of Escape Talk of War ."Sheer Non- RebeLReinforcements on Former Executive De- Heflin Set Galleries East Coast Also Go sense Declares Last in To Note; clared to Have Stolen Expressed Laughing When He Into War Zone With Idahoan. Found by Brush GathHundred Thousand in Pleads for Harmony; Aid for Sandino Men. ered for Making Fire Handling of Census. Borah Supports Dry. WASHINGTON. Jan. 23 (INS) A sharp fight against the adminbuildistrations $780,000,000 for A brat a but luckless battle navy life was lost at the end of the ing program was projected In Conthird day and Pilot Fred Hoyt, aa gress as result of the attack 01 the it taken unaware by the blizzard plan by Senator Borah. Republican, and bleak temperatures, died by a of Idaho, chairman of the foreign pile of saga brush ha had gathered relations committee. tor a fire, it la indicated by nous Opponent of a big nay rallied found on the path and In a book to Borah s support earned by the lost pilot. The diary Borah aas aroused bv a speech kept during the two days was re- of Admiral Plunkett head of the leased for publication by George Brooklyn navy yard, mho raid mar C. Holt brother of the dead pilot was inevitable. Borah declared Two note were found attached Plunkett namd Great Britain ss to clump of sage brush by the America's opponent Borah said a party that backtracked the trail British admiral recently had made taken down Crazy caul on. by the a similar statement pilot. AU this U a part of tha well The first note read. organized olan to prepare the pub8: SO MONDAY MORNING lic minds for a naval race, Borah Feeling fine, "but getting said. A limited number of cruisnervous." ers to help police our commerce ParaTb second read! can Dot Ibis program, chute back two or three miles, together with the wild and excited am feeling fine; think Ill get statements about war, b aheer out of this all right. madness. Tha diary is as follow a: The house navaJLaffsira commit. tee is holding hearings on the P.M, JANUARY It, 1 1028. Left Salt Lake City building program. p.m.; at 2 pm, reached the pass (St resell Pasa). Fog on T ground, ao decided to go above aa weather report clear at Burley. Had 15.200 feet and started northwest. At places still went through some fog Opened motor up (Indicating to fellow aviators that Ice was AP NEW TORK. Jan. 23 already forming on th plane! The bodv of Major General Georg and turned 1540 revolutions W. Goethals builder of th Panama per minute. Wires began takcanal, was sent today to West Point ing on ice and speed .(indicawhers funeral services will be held tor! stopped. Tried turn southto morrow in tha cadet chapel. east but couldn't held course. Banal will be in th historic post lost lTSnally Ship .Biking. cemetery overlooking the Hudson. went into thre (control); The services at West Point will spina at $000 feet. Tried to let be read by the Rev. H. Percy Silship adjust Itself but was soon ver. formerly chaplain at West In fourth spin and decided to Point and a friend of tha Goethals get out. Tried to get on wing family. but nose down, throwing me over center section. Pulled ring and chuta seemed to open instantly. Severs Jerk and when 1 realized w hat It was all about was perhaps 508 feet above ground. Seemed juat like hanging there. As soon aa was near ground limbered MADRID. Jan. 23. (AP) Ma-r, legs and struck facing wind. Guerrero, Spanish actress, who Threw m headfirst into snow. toured the United States last jeer, Hava no idea of direction. died here today. landed Snowing constaiftly. just 1 pm. Didn't hear nor see ship. 8: SO A.M., JANUARY 15. Kept fire all night. Slept Snow continued, having no Idea of directions or where I am. Feel It best to stay her COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Jan. to as it la ' to walk very exhausingsnow. try 23. (AP) Lieut. Clauson Kaaa through this one of the beat known Danish fliers 2 10 P.M., JANUARY 15. la making and Jumpers, parachute Sun ram out for short time. plana to cross tha Atlantic tn tha 1 tried to estimate south from Fokker spring In a nun and decided 'tis down plan. . this ridge. Will stay hers and keep warm tonight, then to. morrow win remove flying suit and endeavor to go south- .Hoyt, chief salesman and pilot for the Stearman Aircraft left Salt Lake, flying ahead of the Varney mail plana at on o'clock Saturday afternoon, Jan 14. Intending to deliver th plane to the Varney company at Boise, Idaho, Attics Sifted His frozen body was found last Ath Saturday by a pile of bruah by For Clae, Teachers Earl Stoke, member of ona of the searching parties that went out from Holbrook and other Questioned. at tha foot of Crazy canyon near Juniper, Idaho. Th plane crashed firs miles away. NORTHAMPTON, The airman's brother believes he Muz. Jan. 21 died Sunday night, . HowaaatilI (INS) Search for Mlsa France wearing his flying suit. St. John Smith, missing Smith colThe body of th pilot was brought via Brigham City to Og- lege freshman centered at tha colden from where la was shipped lege today. Every employ was examined to Monday morning to Santa Monica, draw out th elightest bit of eviCalif., for hartal. dence. Evecr building was combed from cellar to attic. Aab pile, Mary Miles Minter Seeks scrap heaps, coal heaps, and every possible hiding place war ranRetirement, Is Report sacked. Each Hiss Smith's teacher LOS ANGELES Calif.. Jan. 23 and tutorsof mas questioned regardMile Minter, oneher studies and habits. time darling of th films is vi.lt-in- ingThis hers incognito after an ab- Smith mlnut combing of tha college grounds followed tha Th sence of several years. lf effort qf nearly mho recently so- hugs two-da- y former actress. of tl) state Constabulary who journed in Pari with her mother. to ufheover a failed cine after single Sir. Charlotte Shelby, is seeking il to her scouring the countryside for a retirement. according area in tb Qctntty of friend who refused to divulge her assumed name or her whereabouts. I Body of Goethals Sent to West Point Maria Guerrero, Spanish Star Dies la Danish Airman Plans Sea Hop of-te- n. ono-seat- er com-pan- y, POLICE SEARCH SMITH COLLEGE FOR LOST GIRL Heap, a, (IXS)-e-Mar- g one-ha- an Skinny run a race yeswhieb terday afternoon to he .14 rut the most hot do an mornin the five wo, but wahe et out of practice." ing an' I fT jn. 23. Kenosha, iw. While firemen - v. .. --Ma LEAVE HOUSE TO BURN FOR SAKE OF DOG! Fresh Troops Start Out Mrs. Florence E. S. Knapp Storm Breaks- in Upper On Eight Day March; House When Bruce of as Report Take Artillery Units Disappears SecreOn Actions as Maryland Suggests NeFor Mountain Fighting. gro Suffrage Parallel tary of State Is Made. Aviator in Struggled Storm for Three Day After Successful Leap Plane From Falling settle-ment- I ,000 Marines Open Major Offensive On Outlaw Strongholds 23 MANAGUA. Nic, Jan reinforcements Marine (AP numbering 1000 men today were en route to the state of Nuevs to take the field against Au guetlno Sandino. rebel leader, now operating in that region Mountain batteries, artillery, in fact even thing necessary to carry on modern marfare to dislodge the their Sandino follomers from mountain fastnesses, where they have been harassing marine outposts, were taken along. The marines left the city of Leon yesterday on their hike which must be made on foot through mountain and jungle regions to northern Nicaragua. The marcA will require at least eight days. With marine trucks, columns of troops, and official ears In steady proceashurttirough Leon. thrtHy assumed a distinctly warlike appearance. The Nicaraguan government authorities have received reports that a considerable number of men from the east coast have been passing the Acoyapa headwaters of the Rama mer on their way to join Sandlnoa forces. These men. according to fhis report, are armed with rifles formerly owned by the government. The mavor of La Trinidad, southeast of Estell. which is in central Nicaragua, reported yesterday that there was a troop of guerrillas In the vicinity of the town and that he considers the place dangeyoua. He added tnat be must soon abandon his post. vl Loudspeaker Throws Mans Voice One Mile battled to aave their 412 000 home last night, George and Guy Cleary brothers, wera vainly using artificial respiration methods on a year-olBeagle hound, Jerry, owned by George. Firemen found the dog overcome by smoke. They turned him over to Georg and Guy who gave up carrying furnitur out of the house In an unsuccessful effort to d Th house waa badly aged by the fir. Galleries Applaud ' aa Name of Westerner, It Mentioned Beforo Committee in Debate.. dam- Former Governor Said To Fear Enactment of Bill Will Remove Hia Issue as Candidate. WASHINGTON. WASHINGTON, Jsn. 23 ( AP) Jan. 22 (AP) T., Jan. 21. (AP) Notice given in the senatd today Frank O. Ixiwden's advocacy of grand Jury Investigation by irginta s srjators that the the farm relief Sira Florence E. 8. Knapp, south was tired of threats of uniequalization fee gave a political turn today to the dean of Homo economics at Syra- versal negro suffrage1 was follow farm a in before Senator hearings by th house agplea edby Bruce, Delegate cuse university and formerly New Denying riculture Democrat, committee. that the York' secretary of state, was re- south sanctionMaryland, The name "an escape from the the former 111!, Aggression Explains noi governor, ofwhoee tyranny of the 18th amendment.' garded today as certain. or The Maryland How Latin - America seeking the presidential friend senator brought Recommendations that criminal Senator or him. waa brought nomination Democrat. Glass, irgiuia into conbe are instituted proceedings to bis feet to retort that no one Can Solve Problems. hearing by Kepreaentativ AawU thof tained In th report of Randall J can constrain or restrain Louisiana, ranking Democrat on irginta from enforcing th committee. the Le Bouef, Jr., m ho aa special comeighteenth amendment these There was applause ln the threats." by missioner appointed by Governor If the south by legal ingenuity BT CLAUDE O- - TIKE. room when the name waa Smith, investigated Mrs. Knapp s ia able to nullify or escape the spoken, followed by a quickening of administration of the state census terms of (Special leased wire service to the fourteenth Interest and among spectators aa Th Deseret News.) in 1025. Mr. Knapp, Republican, fifteenth Louisiana members sought to the amendments, said Bruce, de- the only women elected to a state haven t wa Jan. . . (CPA) HAVANA, the right to escape by velop further Mr- - Lowden a present executive offlce ln New York was such means as the The views. denial . possible tyranniCharles Evans by then secretary of state. cal oppression of the eighteenth H-- Stone f gramkX The ewpea of Hughes, head of th United State reuee end mews y. 1 larcvnr. foryry, false audita aod rHeflin Asks Harmony. th delegation to the af the United association, whether A th two Democrats fired away lean congress, illegal removal of stata records. It he believed aaya that of diaburaemema under at aach other the debate became ao State baa a policy of aggression or with Lowden that farm relief legher charge totalling $1,199 803 87, warm that the rap for order by islation should include emoUaUJ there was $118. 707. 74 in Illegal the presiding officer were scarcely desires territorial expansion with an equalization fea. disbursements and 879,12$ 2$ in audible and finally Senator Heflin resultant responsibilities, has ere Stone replied that th fe is th wasteful ones, making a total of of Alabama, recent storm center In ated a favorable surface beat reaction provision yet evolved to han$197,832 03 questioned. th minority ranks obtained dele dle the surplus, but added that ho Criminal action against four oth- the floor, to party ask for "peace and among the this clausa could be ma thought er persons connected with the cen- harmonv." Thi In Havana. the gates drafted as to remove administratsus also is recommended by Mr. Le crowded galleries to provoked both laughter Mr. Hughes pronouncement was ionand avert another Boeuf. These are Mark Stern of and applause aa the Democrats made at a dinner tendered the Veto objections by President Coolidge. Ho Schenectady deputy secretary of went ahead with their row. state under Mrs. Knapp and under 8enator Bruc had interrupted United tSate delegation to the lauded Lowden as a friend of tb farmer" and her successor Robert Moses: Anna Senator Swanson of Virginia in the approved hia stand chamber of com against surrendering the equalizaA. Little of Albanv. auditor In the course of a long prepared address merce at Havana. fee. tion secretary of state's office; Julta in which he had expressed strong The Hughe address waa in efM Ran of Albany, chief clerk of resentment at efforts made to inlowden, who waa ln Washington fect full advice to the yesterday, has been quoted aa the state civil service commission, timidate southern representative of course the governments and Dr. Matter Landis w of New with threats to enforc th fif- they could pursue with respect to saying ha would prefer no farm relief legislation this session, ratn-e- r York head of the pities census teenth amendment than passage of a bill without When Senator Glass broke In he theif respective countries putting committee. Inc., and an employe of wa quickly supported by another th9 house in order if they a ant to the equalization fe. H.z position the state census bureau. free themselves forever of imag- will be used by members of the dry. Senator Borah. Republican, ined dangers from the alleged house farm bloc to discourago Idaho, who remarked that be had colossus of the north NEW YORK, Jan. 23 fAP) never been able to find out where further deflections from tha supIn hia speech did At no , place The whereabouts of Mrs- Florence the south had violated the of th equalization feo. fifteenth Mr. Hughes indicate there would porter E. & Knapp, former secretary of A swell characterized Lowden as relating to suffrage. be any d position on the P&rt of York state, who faces crimi- amendment,Denies Borah. fearing that Congress w II States to abandon the "frantic, nal prosecution on charge of malAnd you never will find out,' the United enact farm relief legislation administration of the state census, interjected Senator Gians, "because right to intervene in tho western this session thereby remove was a mystery today. hemisphere when any government his issue as aand south has never violated the becomes candidate for presao weak that it cannot Mrs. Knapp left Syracuse Sun- the amendment." ident." lives and only tha day morning a few hours before In a prepared address requiring protect not I don't doubt what you of its own nationals, but ay the report was made public. In- nearly two hours for delivery, the property about him aa a man, but I am other of nations those quiry among Mrs. Knapps rela- senator said ho could not too not admitted that North to interested1 ln him." Aswrell aid Mr. tives In New England developed no Hughes wa merely pointing Stone. strongly express his resentment at Americans are keen for trade and information as to her whereabouts. effort made to Intimidate south- zealous to take advantage of com- out that If Congress enacts ern representative In Congress mercial intercourse, but he said legislation hi has no issue farm upon with threats to enforc tho fif- that to which and I am run, not Interall our shortcoming teenth amendment and to reduce there despite Dudley Field Malone to dominance of the Ideals of ested ln him because in th next representation at th cap-Itcampaign, the best Republican canTo Tour Against Dry southern because of the disfranchise- democracy didate will be worse than the wont Copyright ment of th negro. Democratic candidate." NEW YORK. Jan. 22 , INS) The time has passed in th his- News Inc ) Aewell asked Stone whether he Dudley Field Malone plans to atari tory of thia country," ha said, HATTANS kFEK To stood for the equalization fee or to San Francisco soon to begin a "when the south ia subject tn hosand th witness nothing, SWAY MEXICO OPINION lie speaking tour throughout the wart tile and repressive supervision or would support a farm replied relief bill and south against prohibition. It can be intimidated by partisan vinichollas. without by the equalization Jca was announced today. tuperation. Th time has been Ha was selected for the tour at a aueplcuously reached when this re- (Special cable to The Deseret New clause, under certain conditions in last weed meeting public is a union of 48 states, equal and tb Chicago Daily21 News) Washington MEXICO CITY. Jan. (CPA) when various associations opposed in rights, equal in privilege and and Haltana in Mexican Beauty Cast each state equal In every respect to th Volstead act and tha Nicaraugans " "force ln an Mexico" have Joined to ether." unIn Seven Big Picturea- every amendment organized effort to away public opinion der the name of the association against American intervention in against tha prohibition amendment. HOLLTWOOD. Calif . Jan. 23 Nicaragua and Haiti and to counteJINS) Dolores Del Rio. r-act sxotio the favorable reaction Mexican who beauty risen to brought about by Chari. Evans the heights of fiimdomhas within two Havana p.eeh clarifying Hughes )esrs will be starred in seven th United 8tates' policies in th short new pictures for United Artlsia. WASHINGTON, Jgn. 22. (AP) Caribbean area and Latin Ameri- each production to cost half a milA petition lion dollars. Miss Dei Rio, Director requesting the prohi- can states bition bureau to drive bootleggers Edwin Care we and M. and narcotic peddlers from the Schneck. president of Joseph the United coal mining camps of Artists, signed a long term 100 conthe Pittsburgh district waa filed tract. with the bureau today by Phillip COLON. Canal Zone. Jan. 23 vice Unitof tha Murray, president A Lindbergh' iINS) ed Mine Workers of America. off for South delay in hopping was due to his need for America CARDINAL ON TOnt. rack une further rest after-t- he over tht of riving ing strain NEW YORK. Jan. 23. (API-Car- dinal NEW YORK. Jan. 23 (INS) Mexico and of mountains Jungle Haves leave tor William Saunders Lawrence and Central America with continu- hit triennial , visit totonight Cathullc of th naval consulting chairman ous social and official activities be- churches and Institutions of tha board, announced today that hi tween flights, according to reports Bahamas and for a tour of army offer of $100,000 in for the her toditv; and naval stations at Porto discovery of mean toprize prevent and Bblle Col Lindbergh Is In th posts to cur cancer would cloae Febbeat of health, th bard work of Rico and th canal son. constant flying and facing official ruary 1. Of th 2800 communication rewelcomes bad began :q "get on hia ceived since the conteet opened, nerve. conA deflnlte wtmonneement of hia December 15. only twenty-on- e tained Suggestions from physician flight schedule was made today. th rest of th applicants for the Fridae. January 27. the fijer will Colombia. From Bogota. go to prize being mostly persona without medical education or scientific there to Caracas. Venezuela arrivPLAINESVILLE, O, Jan 23 nt Ft. the Velma 28th. at Mr. touch it wa announced. Wet Thomas, ing (AP) chary training, Most of tha methods suggested the Virgin Islands, en 31st: Porto with killing her husband, T. Ed DoRico. February 2. and Santo ward West with a hammer, refused have long been known to medical I tried, hirin a servant once, but to enter a plea when arraigned in science and ar either worthies or mingo two day later. Thi will bring him to Havana on common pleaa court hero today capable of limited application, and there ain't no satisfaction in it unfuless 8 you can mak up jour mind atFrOm then on. ol and ten days were granted her Saunders is convinced of tha February her tility of tht method of trying to not to car a rap whether things Lindbergh said, ha has no definite torney to determine whether la dona right or not.' defenae mill b insanity. Plana. solv tha problm! ALBANY N -- A coin-mu- hr Latin-Americ- an Snyder Executioner Electrocutes -- Slayer - r.. Jan. 23 BELLEFOXTE. (INS) Robert Elliot, executioner of Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Grav, aent another condemned man to his doom tn the Rockvlew penitentiary today. He carried out the death sentence of Leon Scovem, youthful Shamokin sheik" murderer, who shot and killed Joaeph Baranaskla when the latter told him hia attentions to his sister were not welcomed by the family. tt ol harry eiyn-tren- th Mine Men Would Oust Boodeggers LINDY DELAYS FLIGFIT AS HE NEEDS REST non-nni- s Retired Nevada Mining ManDies DULUTH. Minn. (API Thomas A. Merritt. 14. retired mining, oil. timber and real estate operator. who took part tn th development of varioue mines in Nevada, Oklahoma and Arizona, la dead. TO ASK FRAUD PROBE, - ALBANY, X. T.. Jan. 23. (IVS) District attorney Charles J, Her- -' rick announced today he would present th charges of forgery and grand larceny made against Mr. Florence E. 8. Knapp, former secretary of state. In her administration of th 11.200.000 state census fund, to th Merch term of th Albany county grand Jury "if tha warrants." eri-de- ,000 Offer for Cancer Cure to be Withdrawn Feb. l Hammer Slayer - .Refuses to Plead ) J h -- Pan-Ame- - NEW TORK, Jan. 23 (AP) New possibilities for outdoor audience mere in prospect today. A scientific echo, consisting of an ordinary telephone and a loudspeaker, threw a human voice one mile across the Hudson river in an experiment by engineers of th Bell Telephone iaboratonea The demonstration was designed to prove that the newly developed loudspeaker would enable 1,00V 000 persons in an area up to a mile away to hear public addresses or other reproduction of sound In a test of tha devic R. W King, engineer in charge of the demonstration, stood with a party on a bluff In Hoboken on the Near Jersey shore and apoka into a telephone Instrument connected with the loudspeaker, which was on top of the. Bell laboratories hnlldlng a mil away. In lower Manhattan. te - il 4 i i |
