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Show ? - 1 1 V v ''''J sig i "'a'" , Weather Forecast. -- - I U TEMPERATURES. Northern Utah Fair tonight and Sunday; possibly snow and colder. Southeastern Idaho Tonight and Sunday, rain or snow; colder tonight. JA- - ' r- - Roof of Boston Bldg. .m. today .....35 , I Sam am 36 PAGES SATURDAY JANUARY 15 1021 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Kiosk .....it .35. ...... ...SI .40. 10 Xnon i . ........ .3 YEAR SEVENTY-FIRS- T NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY GOES TO VLADIVOSTOK & riSb gb -- O cSb -- & cSb Kb -- Kb ? Disarmament Resolution V"K lOlAged Man Upsets ' Foreign Affairs Committee Takes Forward Step to Bring About Universal Reduction of Arms (By Associated Press.) WASHINGTON, Jan. IS. The Joint resolution requesting President Wilson to call a conference of the nations of the world to consider universal disarmament, waa approved today by the houaa foreign affairs commit-te- a without a dissenting vote The committee rejected, nine to two. an amendment by Representative Mason. Republican, Illinois, that Invitations to participate in the conference be extended to Ireland and the Philippines. Although Democrat on the committee voted to report the resolutions to the house, they questioned the of requesting President Wilson to aet on the ere of his departure from office. Representative Connelly, Democrat, Texas, declared the proposal should be left over for consideration by the new president, adding that Mr. Wilson might not be disposed to issue the sail because- of the belief that it might embarrass- - his successor. The vote waa taken after Chairman Porter had explained that It was the purpose to have the resolution ready for Mr. Harding and that nobody had a thought of embarrassment to Mr. Wilson. causing pro-prie- ty - r Boston Labor Protests Wage Drop; Will Strike (By International News Service.) BOSTON, Jan. 15. A strike of the to, 000 members' of the Trades implores of Greater Building Boston, today was celled for next Wednesday United the CounTrades by Building cil. The strike is in protest a 10 per cent reduction in wages an nounced by ths Building .grades Employers association. Eloping Chicago Chemist Now Charged With Theft Returning to life I S Ffl IL ED (By Associated Pres. ) ATLANTIC CITT. N. J, Jan. 15 Joseph Straub. (I. upset ar- -. rangements for his "funeral by coming to life today, afterhe had been pronounced dead by a physician travelling on tha train With him. Braub recently arrived in the United States from Hungary . and waa to rejoin hi family after a separation of 2! years. A physi-- " clan said excitement due to his anticipated reunion waa responsible for bis condition. Straub left theraln with his daughter, and wavad aside an undertaker, who bad been summoned by telegraph, and who had a hearse waiting for hla body. He was fulty recovered tonight. . - SENATORSMOOT HAS NO-SMO- KE BILLFORCAPHOL (By Associated Press.) J5 WASUINGTQVJaq, The. pres- ident and even senator and mipht have td take to the streets to enjoy cigar, cigarette or a pipe as an aid to statesmanlike reflection, if a bill offered today by Senator 8 moot, becomes a law. It forbids smoking in government departments or any independent establishment Of the government as a fire protection measure, and its language was held to include the White House end Capitol. A recent fire which destroyed census bureau record attributed to a cigarette, prompted the Utah senators proposal. repre-sentatlv- . BANDIT IS KILLED Outlaws Enter Kansas City Institution And Into Arms Of Policeman Who Shoots Down Two. (By International News Service) CITT, Jan. 15 Two automobile bandits wera shot, one prob ably fatally, in an attempt to hold up the East Side bank here Just "before noon today. The bandits were surprised In their attempt by Policeman klatt Clerkin, who waa depositing a check. Clarkln met their command, hands One banup, with a vobey of shot dit fell at the first shot while another dropped as he turned to flee. Two companions dragged tha body of the second wounded man out of the bank to their waiting automobile and fled. Clarkln pursued them, but was outdistanced. KANSAS Chicago Banker Foils Plot to Raid Bank CHICAGO, Jan. 16. Three armed automobile bandits were defeated here today In an attempt to rob the private bank of Matkovlch Brothers on the west side. John Matkovlch, one of saw tbs bandits the proprietor they got out of their automobile In front of the bank and slammed shut the door of the vault. Then bs seized a revolver and began firing as the robbers entered. They returned hla fire but fled without getting any Lmoney. GOODINGBECOMES SENATE-MEMBE- R EIGHT DURING (By Associated Press ) oe DALLAS, Tex, Jan. here this afternoon announced they had been advised Umt 5200.000 in liberty bonds and Sta.OOO in currency taken by bandit in a postoffice robbery here last night had been recovered near lake Worth, at Port Worth. They said two mail "pooches had been found. 15.-Il- (By International News Service) WASHINGTON. Jan. 15. Former Governor Frank R. flooding of Idaho was sworn in today as a member of the senate to succeed Senator Nugent of that state whom he defeated for Nugent waa appointed a member of the federal trade commission recently by President Wilson and resigned hla seat to take up these (By Associated Press.) Paul CHICAGO, Jan. IS. Pierr Auther. Highland Park chemist, who eloped with Mrs. Philip Frahzen of Madison, Wis., several weeks ago, waa arrested early today on the warrant (By Associated Press) The pocharging larceny sworn out by tba DALLAS, Texas, Jan. 15 Auther waived ex. woman a husband tradition rights and said he would lice today accounted for two of the willingly go to Madison and prove his six bandits who robbed the Jackson (By Associated Press.) n Innocence. here yesterstreet postal PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 16. Reday. ward of 51,000 for Shadow, dead or Fake Touring Club One waa dead and another had poMce-said Rufus demon ailv, wis airmmn ted "today tyMayor Promoter is Sentenced of San Antonio, waa killed when an George L. Baker, who aa acting chief automobile declared by the police to police is directing the search for have been the bandits machine waa the person who (By Associated Press.) has written threatenWorth. near wrecked Fort 15. Dr A. Sidney ing letter tp lx wealthy citizens and BOSTON, Jan. W..8. Scrtevener waa arrested and who ha been ' Matthews, promoter of the in gun - fights engaged to- police,. tha ho Tbojufa confesaed.-wseordia(Tonal Touring Club of America in con- - participated in the robbery In which wwrofficer. Heavily armed police are maintainnection with which he obtained thou-san- three postal employees wera serious- ing guard over the homes and propof dollars on false memberships. ly wounded and two mall pouches erty of those who have defied waa sentenced to serve five years in ' conllnln 62I.OO In mutilated paper Shadow" threats. its the federal penitentiary at Atlanta condition most ox IncBecause ofwaa money and fined 11,000 today. from circulation. but it has I barred not been recovered. Canada Wopld The leader, or master mind. of ths robber crew, was sought by the Control Sale of Liquor authorities as a result of the alleged confession. The band was connected by police theory with the recent crime (By Associated Press) wave in this section of the state. QUEBEC. Jan- 15 Announcement by the government that it sought to BANK WILL control both Importation and sale of MEXICO CITT, Jan. 15. Belief liquor was followed last night by a caucus of 10 Liberal members of the was expressed in financial circles Ust (By Associated Press ) legislative assembly. It waa learned to- - night that the Mercantile Banking MILAN. Italy, Jan. II There Is no corporation, which cloaed its door last day. The member finally agreed to meet week during the financial crisis, was possibility of Germany ever the government half way by agreeing sound and would open for business ing a war of revenge, havingattemptbeen that It ahould be the sole Importer. next week under federal supervision. cured forever of her old mllitariaettc Sale to the public, however, should be Ge?m?rDernberg, former by authorized vendor, they contended. finance, emphat- at th ' f th Post IMtua of Nationa Iolng soda-u- e Oregon Legion conference her today. Dr. Constantin Bonus Plan Dumbs, former Aus- Approve ANNOUNCE -- - ds wert0,n Germany is Cured Will Never Attempt AIo v - Wars of Revenge RE-OPE- NURSE DIES : - ; FROM BLOW (By Associated Press) MEDFORD. Or, Jan. 15 The Medford Post of tho American Legion, last night endorsed an adjusted compensation measure In Oregon for the . benefit of men. - A resolution waa adopted repudiating tbe action of a committee of ten of Portland In nendlng pet a circular letter tvpoa-in- g euch a measure, and ami were sent members of the Ja Veon Salem st county delegation ass(hem to support a compensation ure in this state. ' ng ambassador ' tha Lnlted Slates, in reviewing thto economic situation of Austria, declared that not even a union. with Germany (By Associated Press.) . could save Austria economically but ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 15 Miss said he believed such a union was Harriet M. Karanaugh of Buffalo, N. Inevitable eventually. To this Dr nurse a at naval hosthe lhai Dernburg T, replied academy Germany could not Austria relp died as this a result of pital, economically at the morning present time, aa she was too badly off being struck on tha head last night. herself. The attack occurred on tha road beThe delegatee by tbe tween Annapolis and the hoepttai and Russian League accredited of Nations she never regained consciousness The were admttted to the conferencesociety elm-pl- y ae spectators, their police are unable to assign a motive for the assault pinless It was robbery. not having been recognizedorganisation officially. Bribe, Defective ,.i. And Are Heroes (By Associated Press.) n EUGENE, Ore., Jan. 15. lane, 15, and ' Wllie 1. ire real heroes with their ecbool marm today. yesterday they captured a real live robber, and as a consequence they took rank in, the nilnds of p their playmate atr rivals of Collier and other character dear lo the hO) ish mind. ' Their captive, who gave the police the name of Charles R. ghep-arIs said by the police to hare admitted he had committed numerous burglaries here. Testerday Milton saw a man pass the school playground wearing an overcoat whlih be recognized as bia own. stOien in a recent robbery. He got Willie to aeeom pany him - and ' the pair shadowed the man to some woods - , near town. There they confronted the man and not only obtained the cost but induced him to go Wtth them to the sheriffs office. Shepard took the officer to a house where articles taken in several of the robberies were found, (he sheriff said. West-rWp- e, Old-Ca- d. Hicks Only Person Who is Believed Seriously Hurt in Crash at Bountiful Selected - To Head. Board to Probe Act by - Japanese Sentry In Shooting Officer. The defendant waa charged with Illegal puaaeealon..of liquor , and according to testimony given by the officer at the" hearing yesterday, a raid was made on the store operated by the Japanese. When . the officer seised gallon of li quor be said the defendant stuffed some currency In hie pocket and suggested that he keep quiet. The currency, the officer said, amounted to 625 ' A plea Of guilty waa entered for the defendant by Attorney John G. Willis and Judge Louis J. Holther imposed a fina of 6200 or 10 days In Jail. The fine was paid. I. BEGINS Admiral Gleaves 585. Today. C. R. Hick. 50, is In the r. TV. H Grove D. S. hospital Buffering from4 numerous bruises and lacera tion. and 100 other persons are Buffering from bruUg and nenoua shock aa the result of a wreek on the Bamline at Bountiful berger Electric about 7.20 o'c'oek this morning. Th wreck is said to hae been caused by th breaking of the right front wheel on the motor Tht threw the front car of the train off the track and ft tipped completely over. The front wheela of the second car alo left th track but that car was not overturned. All those bruiaed war riding on the front car. Th train wa bound for Ogden amd theBalt lak depot af 7 a.m. Traffic wa Hocked for considerable time by the accident DEI lice force refused to take a bribe from D. Shiba. a Japanese storekeeper. according to hi alon, he unknowingly saved the def nil int C. R. is (By Associated Press ) 15 MANILA, . Jan. Admiral Albert Cleaves, eomm.inder-in-ehle- f oi the Asiatic fleet, with, a .court xtt will depart tomorrow for Vlad- - ivostok to investigate the recent killing of Lieutenant Warren H. Langdon, chief engineer of the U. S. S Albany by a Japanese sentry, he announced here today. The Officers will not await completion of repairs on the flagship cruiser Huron, but will go to Shanghai from the Olong.ipo naval station on the destroyer Elliott and front Shanghai proceed to Vladivostok on tht cruiser New Orleans Admiral Cleaves did not Indicate this change in. tils plans due to any serious developments in the situation, but said that repairs on the Huron will not he completed for several days, therefore he abandoned hla plan to (By Associated Press ) proceed direct to Vladivostok on the flagship. PARIS, Jan. 15. Aristide The court of Inquiry appointed by former premier, agreed tilts Admiral Gleavea ta composed of Capformation tain Hutch I. . Cone of .lhe Huron; evening to attempt the of a cabinet In sBcrewcton to the Captain Charles T. Owens of the New Orleans, Commander Robert V. Lowe, Lcygnea ministry which resigned of Olongapo naval station and LieuWednesday. tenant Benjamin R. Halocolmbe. fleet gunnery officer, who hilt act as Judge NEWTON C. PARKE, By advocate. Th Japanese consul general at X & Btaff Correspondent.) toManila called on Admiral Jan. 15. Raoul peret, day to express deep regretsGleaves PARIS, (By Associated Press.) (By Associated .Press) over th 1 1. WASHINGTON. Jan. With IS president of tha chapiber of deputies Vludlvontok. shooting. LONDON, Jan II What the po lice allege to be another .big Sinn Fein amendments added, tha house emerg- announced to President Miilerand at noon today that he had failed hi his What Will Harding plot to destroy property In London ency tariff bill waa approved' today waa uncovered In court today when by tha senato financs committee. It efforts to form a cabinet to succeed is Perplexing Do, Patrick Kenny, an Irishman, was will bo reported to tho senate Mon- the Leagues ministry which resigned folio . .. Thursday . sing an .adverse vote Question in France charged with participating, in an at- day. Thera waa no record vote on any of in the chamber tempt to murder two policemen end on M. the oil of barrels Peret began his efforts to form (Sy Universal Service ) trying to Ignite the seven amendments which were a new ministry Friday morning, but premises of the Vacuum Oil company added to the bill In PARIS. Jan. IS. A'f Paris is worktoday! meeting, met with numerous obstacles on acwhere go 000 barrels, containing ing on tbe latest household puzzle although Senator Simmons, Demo- count of the excited state of political which gallons of oil, are stored has been taken up by every At 1 o clock this morning three po- crat, North Caroling, said the Demo- feeling in France at this time in France, entitled. What 15 men hinting licemen During the morning he held a final newspaper crats voted generally Will every. against Harding Do series of conferences with leaders of near the Vacuum companys premises the Since November One election th of the amendments tl appar-ensome thing of them the aenate getting their views as to at ISandeworth, reports of interviews with Presidehating Just come from the agreed to yesterday that placing a the general policy of the next cabinet. dally nt-elect bv Americans and Harding The po'lce charged the group duty on certain dairy products waa It wha after this meeting that he yard ave been published in aid he had failed to find sufficient Frenchmen and a fierce fight followed, in which changed today, a higher rate being acSome them of Paris ascribe weird were era! fired men set shots of reconciled opinion to make a intention to it is alleged cepted. President-eect. the cabinet. by the civilians. Amendments accepted today In- new According to recent dispatches It wea reported that If M. Peret Kenny was arrested, but the oth- cluded to build a huge Harding ers escaped. 'failed In hia efforts. Prance probably Sugar, v52 11 per hundred has to decided disarm the navy, nan, ask a The police announced that thev had until the retail price reaches 10pounds postponement of the con-- a cents .would ference of allied premiers which is ha decided to withdraw entirely from found bottles filled with gasoline at pound ha to decided politics, European Wandsworth and that they bettered Froxen meats of ail kinds, 2 cents scheduled to open her on Wednes- - come to Pari personally to attend the Sinn Felnerw Intended to set fire a pound, all other meats, 25 per cent the supreme courcil meetings. has to a big oil warehouse. Brland called at ad valorem. to recognize the de la Huerta residence the Palace of decided Apples 20 cents a box; cherries -4 presidential government Jn Mexico (which it 3 10 oclock this aftersee the at Order El) cents pound. IrUhlgnore long eat of existence) and has denoon Hla visit followed one to Pres- cided in to Intervene Mexico etc. As ident Miilerand by W. Peret during To Give Up Firearms ia c- - tn the air as which the latter presented M Brlamls a result hiFrance real intentions and betregards name aa hia possible successor in the ting on them i the newest rvs BY WILLIAM L. MALLARAR. effort to form a ministry. ...tl. X. 8 Saff ,Correpondent. . .Difficulties ancounterecL .yesterday urn' JORI by M. Peret, were of a meet dieeeurag-- JVlulDer AM 1 LONDON. Jan. i 5. The order of At nature. the end of the he Ing day the British military authorities td all Lose Lives in Blaze had almost decided to give up the Sinn Felners in the Irish martial law task, but decided to resume work this t By Universal Serrlc ) son to deliver up their arms and morning " Hi last effort wa without ss ammimftloh, has been absolutely . Ohio, Jon. 45. Mrs. 15. According to a success CHARDON, cerThe Figaro, represent a ; Lnui Green. 3. and her tnrefe'boya . I uZa Nit SO much a a pop gun hat been dispatch to the Dally Telegraph from . were burr! on. hre that the only reasonable resolution of to death turned ovre. said a message from1 Moscow, an al'empt waa made to two room castle to the Irish office to-- i gas nate Lenine with a bomb yester fh crials waa th choice of M Poin- houae waaa hen thcr J'ttlefire cn th by care aa premier, nko would direct the day Kremwa from the of Chnrdon aa he driving tonight Vhn of Franc aa a whole with a otjeklrta That the members of the Irish re day policy Mr eaw her Gren Children that Soviet tr' attend the eigh'h foreign min later of hla own ejection publican army are well supplied w,th)W rea which r.ildnot be sited he refused to b lelng held in a theatre trench; pitols,evenammunition, ed re ow Mosi a BIG BULBING BI U.NS. machine guns has helmets and How the f re rtrted probnMy nerer was thrown from the top bomb The raids of revealed by the been KANSAS .CITY. Mo. Jan IS Fire will he known because, when Mr unoccupied house and mised soldier nd black and Tan police but nt s a immobile, fell on the.ground deatroved the A F Xichola Cotton Green roahert out of her home to gU the Irish are not giving up their In i building here todav at a the alarm fhe rere,v cred that her fr nt of h1 bodv guard, killing atx company weapon Then lo 000 Fify occupant s of an children were hHnir horned up e:l other of43$ thr'e f shm an at Insh Inquiry the Following houee rftn adjoining apartment boue weie to the amount of war sup- - son a wmild-he rencuer saw the mother A en to the atreet by the flame 1 pArpetrator escaped pile ool'ected from the Irish in the fhroueh a window, and Parted to dra martial law zone, a telegram was sent to safetj but Nhe drew back her her to Dublin castle requesting the information Green s h ehand died two Dublin castle answered: u ceF a?o Inquiry has been made to authorities regarding the aurren-de- r Western Electric Charged of arms in the martial law area We were Informed not even so much With Competition ss a pop gu ha been handed In It la a significant fact that many arm (Dy Associated Press ) have been found. It is suggested that 1 5 many of them may have been planted WASHINGTON'. The Jan a view tojI by the Sinn " Feinera with of New Western Electric company, found being Yuri- waa cited by the federal trade Is conThe British government (By Associated Press.) commit on today to ahswer a com-pl- a vinced that arms and ammunition are! nt of unfa.r corrpet.tlon in the sale ANVILJ.E. III. Jan 16 Mrs. Ernest Harrington, who riaimd to rot being shipped Into Ireland from have beeft fasting for 4 days to influence her husband to Join a of telephone equipment in Interstate the outside- - There may be isolated incommerce stance of gun running, but th unofv church, ended her hunger strike today, upon being adiised by I The citation set forth that th kot-ter- n ficial naval blockade around Ireland G 3 Payne of Eldorado, III . to take food. Elcrirlc company had entered ta drawn so tight that no vessel of The woman, immediate IV consented and drank a glass of milk In the into tying contract;. with The Bell any six could slip Into aa Irish port reshe and many Independent tele8he svstem then said felt better and would not unobserved. preserve of the minister. for the sale of phone companies , Among the weapons seized by' the sume her fast. Ernest S Harrington, th woman's husband, f vr whom she declared equipment upon condition that these British end military and policemen. In raids were many old style weapons she suffered th strike, says hi Wife has seen the error of her own way companies not us- the equipment of of out of date patterns and la will.ng to resume her daily routine of life He says he has not Joined any of its competitors. were allowed by tha Under tbe marital law proclamation the church and will not do so until he gets ready. Forty dav unauthorized possession of flre-wMrs. Harring'on is not expected to suffer any ill effects from breaking commission In which to file answer In ths martial law sons could be punher fast Many physicians believed she had not been abstaining from food after which the case will coma up for. ishable with death. trial. for more than a week at most. PERETS EFFORT TOFORMCABINET lft FAILS, HE SAYS HOUSE TARIFF ' Brl-an- d, BILL APPROVED BY-COMMITT- (t - ed I BOMB HURLED -- nret AT RED CHIEF ' ' . d"rted con-rifl- es j per-oth- 1 Starved To Save; Mate FI d R Fast on 48th Day Woman Who Unfair - D I the-Re- -- ' . rf JWdt ea A m .4 EE 1 a . . V f Rpeelat to Thw News ) OGDEN, Jan 15 When Detective W. A. Jones of the city po- t ' - & Japanese Offered Mil-to- E iev k BffliiBrgsi Bu -- Funeral Plans by " ' stents- - r swrasftass. V r sv -- T A tVr V T rrt |
