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Show ' ' T r tv A "' - eviw H V"S J p00li u? ??7 , ? !k. y.2.sz. r TS.TV wr'""' .r i T--,- , J Temperature. a.m Weather Forecast Northern is. RoOjf l lil( ii(ruM. Bootort powIMr or, tonight and Utile change ia tcmpmuire.Wednesday: Sottlhcoatern Idaho Tonight and Wfdnmdajr occinluiuil rain or souw " 22 , qf Bid. yterdy ... .51 Maximum Minimum yoaterdajr Minimum today .. am. today .. am. today 4 SALT LAKE CITY UTAlj TUESDAY ' NOVEMBER 29 ii - (0) m 1921 8EVENTY-SEC0N- It ..44 5 , ' ,...... .'.11 ...s.W ....14. 17. 41. .. ....... .41. Noon today PAGES , i Kimkrf YEAR D 0 TwentyrFive Workmen Killed When Theatre Collapses HUE WATERS Bandits Secure Argonne Hero -- HIT CITIEARRESTED Commits Suicide $75,000 in Loot in M In Cincinnati T1EJT-DI1CH -- TO ARE id-Oce- an Roof and Wall Cave In On Force of Laborers Who Are Engaged in Construct, ing Structure. 40 Witnesses in Rebuttal Testify In Arbuckle Case 3 hm (By Associated NEW TORK. Nov. 24. Fifteen or twenty workmen a ere 'Relieved to hate been killed today when a new theatre In the course of construction at Bedford and Park avenue. Ilrook-ly- SAY FRANCISCO, Nov. St. Murlct A Homey Brady obtained , from (lit board and warrant clerk's office, a warrant charging ' n. Minnie Neighbor ' of' Dos Angeles, a defence sltirtsa, with perjury. He announced he would lake the warrant before a superior Judgo to have It sworn to. Mr. po- callapsed.-accordln- lice reporta At the Vernon atenue police station. the number of dead wa estimated at twenty-fivFifty workmen were engaged on the new structure fr the American theatre. A hurried rollcall Indicated that about half of them had heenbu-"ilf- ) (By Associated FRANCISCO Nor ! Rebuttal testimony was the order of(he day at the mrpenlng BfThS Itoseo. Arbuckle manslaughter before two o'clock four Shortly trial this morning The district had been taken from the ruins and attorney's office, after a conference last night of all those enrushed to hospitals gaged in the prosecution, anRosenthal and Samuel Sylvester nounced that about to witnesses Moekowlta. the contract ora. who were would be heard. detailed on a tecnmcai charge of Rebuttal witnesses were placed on the stand by the prosecution In homicide, told the police that about the Arbuckle esse when court 10 men were working In the resumed. The defense attorneys wall north and the when roof pit had announced that they bad no fell :tn. . "Ths AetiBiated that' about other w It nrase a . Charles Uourrews, a San Fran-burled. ten had escaped being cisco publisher of a fraternal magaune, testified that the repu Italian Destroyer Sinks utlon pf.K. C-- Harper, a m 'wlTness. was bad.-- Harper had During-Storhe was a friesd of Mias Near Adelia Port " testified is Rapps and had known her In and California and that Intoxiwhenever she had taken (By Associated Proa) cating liquors sht complained of paina destroyer Centraurojiasgope -- down .Frank Lutulipe, diagram exin the Mediterranean near the port pert for the police department, testified that he measured tha of Adalla during a storm, according doors In the room Involved gt the to a dispatch from Brlnisi to the Francis hotel. Bt Daily Mall. (The Centrauro la not E. O Heinrich, a consulting available listed In navy registers.) criminologist, was recalled as a prosecution witness. He said he examined with a microscope the Governor of Iowa Orders floor of the room where Miss Is to have been insaid Kappe Troops from Strike Duty jured. He said he found a large amount of dust, many specimens By Awoeiatfd Preoa of human hair giving no indicaGovDK8 MOINES. Ia.. Nov. 2 tion of sex, two shell hair pins, ernor Kendall announced today that specimens of women's hair, phonhe hud ordered the national guard ograph needles and a white feathtroop withdrawn from strike dut er.' at the John Morrell packing plant at Hts .testimony was offered to Ottumwa. Is. xhent. a strike ho refute defense testimony by Miss been tn - progresa. The guardsmen Kate Brennsrf hotel chamberwere expected to reach IM Moines maid. that the rooms had been tonight No disorder has occurred "carefully cleaned." aime the troops Here sent to OttumFrank McCannell. a 6an Franwa. a here street fighting prexloualy cisco police detect!. e sergeant, had occurred denied defense testimony by Miss Morgan that he had tried to Induce her not to testify Grand Jury Will Hear Vremm. . SAN f ' ' defsc,, Ilh--no- Charges Against Morse Bv Associated Press ) Nov. 29. The govWASHINGTON. i -- ernment i prepirlng to lay before s fedem grand jury here on December tn 8. the results of Its investigation connection with certain transactions W. Charles Morse between and the shipping board Reports havfc been current in Washington and New Tork .for some time that the goternment was Contemplating a grand Jury proceeding. Fletcher Robyns, special assistant attorney general attached to the shipping board when asked regarding the report sould say no more than that the case would be presented. The report which has been current has said that others beside Mr. Morsej would be- involved " So far there Is i no confirmation of that. - -- Jury to Try Burch onMurder Charge Expected To B. Completed Today - (By Associated' Press.) 2 LOS ANGELES, Nov, fifth day of the trial of Arthur C. Burch, charged with the murder of J. Briton Kennedy, found the legal of tha Jury battle for atlU In progress. Attorneys for both defense and expressed prosecution the hope It would be completed today and the taking 'of testimony begun. Of the eleven Jurors temporarily passed ten are women. . --- The Atlantic Naval Yards to ' Have Uniform Accounting ' t By Associated Pma) -, WASHINGTON. Nov. 2, Six At- lantic coast navy yard commandants . And...tnd.ustrlal-..manaifr-er-oaH- - ed Into conference here by Assistant sere tar yrffhr"NhV'f' "Rohse veTt to discuss methods employed In the several navy yards relating to manufacturing, coat accounting, organisation, etc.. In an effort to prepare a uniform - ortype system suitable for all yards The west coast yards were unable - to attenL-- lt was said, because of the lack lof available appropriations for transportation expenses. Navy Equal to AjCjrf Competing Nations Chance Eager for Naval SsUment , Aoaociated Prts ) Nov. 39- WAJDCmt2TON, Both Kraaae ftBd - ftaiy ve trery anxious that tk question concerning the 4 C their naval .armament 11m-tl- hoiil come before the conference to- gether With the settlement of the naval strsnftha of the three larger pow- ItalF'p principal Interest Is that no naflaa should have an absolute control of lhe. Mediterranean ass and insists oa" Vjvavy equal to that ofany MhOUeiVah ea n"eVu ntry At present tha easT competing tlh Italy In the Trying Arlington Ordeal. The last blow, they said, more try- Mediterranean is t hat of France. Italian official papers give the ing than the rest, was In Washington a fortnight ago when be took,part strength of the two fleets i follows Dread Italy, 4. France. 7 naughts: unthe funeral services for America's Italy. 4, France. 4 known soldier He returned from the cmlsers Armored Italy S, of which capital more depressed than before. ttro MW obsolete: France. 10, th the haunting visions clearer than ever, greater part obsolete Light cruisers: Italy. IS: France. S bearing him down. There he had nedBs leaders Italy. 8, of which met hundreds of former friends and three aft under construction; France. had marked anew the gaps in ranks of the men he loved. v wYicfT J 2 "Hi mind stopped,", waa Jar eonetrafrlbiri France, tl. of Robert Forsyth Little ) Hik v the lawtIrmofWIHU rad France lost a con Vhlclfc CoL WhKGqsey hadCaejp" T.4f. their auxiliary n . about a for sedated year. "It blip . sPgAligt their losses it could besrrrFmarkaM w .,e iv esd"erith the part of the waa -- X don't think there waa a V 4 Lett buhrapdered by Germany. in the country who has had the tryiaA experiences Col. Whittlesey has baa Delegation Deny In the past two yearn thdFg-planatlo- n v 'll Ity V ' j eiliali Stay of Execution Granted To Cerar Special to tsie News) PRICE. vn. 29 Joseph Cer be executed Dec. ar. sentenced accessible to .those who thought he could help them. The disabled, the the friendless, the widows of' Jobless, the - war all of them were on his mind constantly. For the last year there has scarcely been an hour when the grief and horror of tha war waa not brought vividly and specifically before him." Left In Cheery Mood. V) hen he left hW office Friday afternoon. It waa with some cheery remark regarding the Army-Nav- y football gaipe which he Intended to see. At his boarding house on East 44th street he told friends he waa going away to be by myself to rest." when he left Saturday morning with a traveling bag W hlttleeey'a Col. uncle, C. W Whittlesey of New Tork, agreed with his nephew's legal associates that ha had come back from Arlington with the recollections lndueef by tha mortal servlc heavily on his mind Col Whittleseys name leaped Into world- - elde prominence over night Through hla retort to the German officer, who called on him to surrender after he was surrounded In the Argonne. For four daye and nights hla command. the First battalion, 148th 77th division had lain tinder fire, cut off from aid. without food or fresh water. All but 87 men had been killed or wounded. Voted Congrraalonal Medal. Blindfolded and under fhe protection of a white flag, a German soldier stumbled into the American strong point: "Surrender." he cried, In the name of humanity." and ha told how, from the German trenches, the agonies and cries of tha American wounded could Mrs. Anne Stillman Uses Hotel Files in Indebtedness Discussion (By Associated Press ) Nov 2 WASHINGTON. The British arm aconference delegation through an authorised spokesman today took occasion to state positively again that there wae no Intention on the part ef the British government of bringing up thefibject qf International Indebtedness at the conference. It was said the conference wss adhering strictly to the agenda so far ss could bo observed and the British delegates had no intention of asking the other delegates to extend the jurisdiction of the conference Standing on the side lines In a more favorable position- - for forming of a cool Judgment as to the ultimate the differences between the American and Japanese naval experts, some of the foreign delegates have reached the conclusion that "nothing has really occurred that la to solua prevent Jjkely satisfactory tion of the problem." Throe delegates assert the spirit that has animated all ot the delegates has been no admirable as to Insure mutual eon cessions and the solution of the- - Issues In a reasonable way. Dei Moines Meat Workers Take 7 Per Cent Pay Cut IS.-11- wagw-reductio- s tODieSSefl 01 -- o ' P Railroads Ordered To Justify Rates i At Hearing, Dec. 14 -- Idaho Falls Bandit Protects Partner 1 ted taV be-Jn- Romney Elected to n ' ni T hs (By Associated Press.) DES MOINES. Nov. 2f Employees of the Iowa Packing company here have accepted a wage cut 7 qer Judge K. E. Woods In the Seventh amounting to approximately district court today granted an cent, according to Fred Fuller, president of the company. The cut was appeal filed by hla attorneys be heard. Judge Woods 'gave the attor' "Tou. B 1 bell." was Whittlesey's accepted tentatively, he said, pending neys te Jan. 1$ to perfect apthe. outcome of vote reply , now being taken by the International peal papers In the case. A few hours later American waa of convicted killing "Cerar Meatcutters sere A vea Amalgamated Butcher aH attacked along the line, the Workmen's Union of ilassar as he was leaning over Germane were pushed back and North America. the 'a trunk 'away the money putting little band of oared., ixnirort in a he had won from Orar On hla return to the United States Allied Debt Cancellation -gambling gam he was vpted tha congressional medal of honor, the most coveted American Declared Inconceivable w decoration for heroism. (By International News Service.) Drenching in Raid Cure Nov 24 WASHINGTON, The States he put a final quietus For Severe Cold, Declares United on suggestions of foreign sources for of allied debts to this Secretary of War Weeks cancellation government, amounting now to about 111.400 044.004 Interest. Including 4 (By Associated Press) I The statement msde By Associated Press ) from one i WASHINGTON. Nov. 24. Seers-tsr- y of the mom reliable today KANSAS CITY. Nov.' 2. of government Becks of ths war sources, repeated an earlier declarFrank Pierce, who according to has discovered a novel'department cold cure. ation from the White House L E. Walston, chief of detectives canHe revealed his discovery upon his cellation of ths debts Is a that here, has made a sworn statething return from New Tork where he wlt- at this or any future ment declaring that he killed neaeed tha Army-Nav- y game Satur- time. Frank Fogg, an Omaha druggist, . i day. Lin20. left for last, today July I should not have gone up there coln. Neb. In the custody of G. he said, because I had a bad cold. Rail Uxlotu Counter With A.. Hyera, Nebraska sheriff, repTh was exposure not f"? of the for Increased Pay resenting attorney general fa help It. but after getting Nebraska. cold drewehlng for several hours, the Associated (By Press) a..1 ,ulder,yi nd completely Two Deaths of Injured CINCINNATI. Nov. 24. Instryc-- I curw. today from In New Haven Movie .. the natiutml a headquarters wheci. BrotlOrhdad of -Railway and SteamIncreases TBUCMIfelA Nov. 2t. Twenty par ship Cl.rhg, Fretghlhandiera. Station sons were killed tn a train wreck near and Expsw rBmplujaaa by E. H. Duffel today. . Tnternstkmal News Service T ""(Bf gtiand prasldant, to the 284 NEW HAVEN. Conn., Nov. general CAAirmen of ths Brotherhood FLAT HOUSES BURNED. deaths todsy of JnJured to meet A sew proposed demand of victims Incrsased the 1'st of desd-.i- ii MONTREAL Nov; 24 (he nllrsap for further reduction of result of ths Rialto movie families were made homeless Many wages. sounfar demand for re theatre fire to seven. Including ' by flra that destroyed thirtytoday m effect before the 12 storation flat one who died of heart failure aa a ' houses on Tenth avenue, Rommount. per cent gt pay a ordered by tha labor result of tha flra excitement. a suburb. .1 board. !.. A countryCINCINNATI. Nov. wide search la being Instituted for the four bandits, two white and two colored. who last night Invaded the home of Colonel W. Cooper Proctor, president of the Proctor and Gamble company at Glendale, a suburb of this city and stole Jewelry valued at from I7J.40 to 1104,444. Colonel Proctor was away on a hunting trip and, tha bandits forced Mra Protor, her slater.. Miss Johnson and the aged cook, to stand with I heir faces to the wall when, with revolvers drawn, they entered the house. Mra Proctor was compelled at the point ot pistols to go up stain with two of the robbers and open tl. safe which waa in a closet From th.s the bandits took the Jewelry. Before escaping 'the robber made the thre Women go Into the cellar with them;" Where they prepared to bind them with Topea Mra Proctor pleaded with them not to do so and asked them to remember their mothers The bandits heeded her plea, but they bundled tha women Into a laundry room In the beeemenl. The woman finally escaped by crawling through a cellar window. Police of Pittsburg Past Strenuous Night in Rescue Of People From Lowland " Danger Zone. WHEELING. WVa. Nov. midnight a aerloua and menacing ' flood ia likely Jo saeep large portion of this eHy and its surrounding towns -TJve c;.'-- h a already reached 10 feel and the United States weather bureau By Associated .Press) at Pittsburg forecast a stage of -v POUGHKEEPSIE; N T. Nov. ' feet by midnight If the Ohio rlwet 20. As a defense of the paternigoes that high, tremendous damaga ty of Baby Guy Stillman, tha re will result aa tha entire' wholeaal later of the St. Regie hotel In section. of the city will be under watef New Tork, was Introduced today vi a 24 foot stage. Wheeling i. In the divorce suit of James A. where a large portion of the Stillman against Mrs. Anne I). ia located, et reatlential section Stillman to show that Mr. and would likewise be under water. Mrs. Stillman had a suits of Wheeling. Benwood. Bellaire. Marrooms there for two weeks beginand - Mhal tina Farry, Bridgeport -, nine ning Februaryalong the Ohio between Wheel- - months before tb- - birth of evuy -Ing and Parkersburg ara speeding preOn February 4, It was said, caution agalnat a serious flood. the register disclosed that Fred At llttaburg tha flood ia sweeping down the Ohio river from the uppet Beauvais, part Indian guide, who Stillman alleges la Guys father, reaches of the Monongahela and. Allewaa assigned to a room at tha St gheny. the result of an almost conto a made notation and tinuous rainfall for severe I days Tha Jtegik flood charge it to Mr. Stillman's acatage, 22 feet at tha Total count. brldr-- . In Pittsburg, was reacted beSir and Mra Stillman. Beaufore daybreak and a few hoars latsl vais. two of tha Stillman children of the I hlo was rising three-tentSearch For Assailants and a nurse remained at the hofoot an hour. understood ia Fails It Ohio Of Pastor tel two weeks. Bcores of persona living In the lowto have been testified by Charlands of tbs north aids of Pittsburgh les Naecond and Tbedor Roth In boat , W,.tnVao4MB Hvelr lttUgnaUanai;0wg Beryb ot lb IB. Reft- - ' o , .jBg CLJSViSfcAND, VMhrTWV by W paT.ce, while raising water Of onAuta4 compelled Tha suspension operations though a acarch waa throughout tha night and all morning In a number of juills and R a ports from puuua autag tha Mon- - , In the aw am pa and wood north of Fairmant boulevard, no tangible tin ongehela river said the damaga would , V 3 had developed today fa tha IdewOty of be heavy, bat no estimate could b4 . , made until the flood AaA.raegdedvew-persons, who last night the watchman and cut (five EAT L1VFRPOOL. Ohl. Nov. 21. . 33' wlrea at the home of Jtev. W WlHTthiTOhio rfver rapidly rising. W. Buetard pastor or the Euclid JsW j avenue people residing In the lowlands here ehurch known were Baptist preparing today to cope with- tha throughout the United States at John flood mark28.4 foot D. Rockefeller's paator. ataga..Ths - moot floodfftogt-wa reported at If Police beltev that an attempt o'clock A Ik toot ctaxt this Dr Bustard's Ufa was upon AoooeMoted ) Prow planned. la expected morning (By before night. Members of the police force of Sh ker WASHINGTON, Nor. 29. Tb Helghta a suburb, engaged In a gun railroads will b given from De ! battle, with tha gang but In the dark' Mayor Thompwm Denies were unable to make any capture. comber 14 to 21 to Juatifjr ta hearHe Classified Dr. Bustard and member of Me Chicago f ing tha preoant level of transfamily were absent from homq at the As Sixth German City portation charge, the Intorotato time. commerce commission announced , 4 (By Associated Press ) In making public a questionnaire 28." Nov. CHICAGO. Mayor to the carriers. It la intended to Thompson did not classify Chicago aa guide all persons interested In ap'the sixth German city In the world." investigapearing in tha general maxe. Is to his attorney. David H. Jackson, detion the commit toe The roads are asked whether clared. before Circuit Judgo Brother In - the In argument on a demurner present rates are reasonable In the aggregate n the country aa mayors 884000 (libel suit against' terIn veasonabia the a who4o or tha Chicago Tribune. Tha classifica (Special to Tha News ) ritorial rate groups and if not to tion quoted' had been attributed to IDAHO FALLS. Ida.. Nov. .24 a hat extent they need modificaths mayor In newspaper Interview, With the assertion that he would die concerning the mayor', declination to tion It asks definite financial the to what as returns showing rather than reveal the identity of hts Invite Marshall Jnffre of Franca to carrier are earning and what proswhich the mayor accomplice. Guy Nelson, confessed this city, a courtesy pects they have foe the future, he explained had left to the city counmurderer of Stephen. Browning, final- cil what has been dona to reduce to extend. t operating expenses. by what ly admitted yesterday that he did not "Did he ask the council 4o invite already changes up or down havecommodm?" Judge Brothers ssked. the robbery of the Browning attempt been made in individual The answer was negative. grocery store Saturday night alone. ity rater and what has been exUntil on maintenance. this waa assertion pended made be Kansan Testifies Doctor The temmhwion also Invites that he waa atone In the holdup returns on what ratlroaos ahould Admitted He Assisted in attempt. Hla brother. Clyde Nelson, be entitled to earn upon their at whose home he was arrested. Is g Murder March 1, after holdings Attorney Ban property held aa local officeis bellevehe 22 when the transportation was Implicated 4 railact's per cent standard of (By Associated Press.) It la believed the eon fenied . slayer road earning expires CHEAT BEND. Kan.. Nor. 2. be removed from the hospital, iUrors-exanation by the derens of where he has been under heavy guart former ressince hta arrest, as hla wound is heal- - E U CurUlr proprietor, charged Jointly tag well A' Nl'Xon Uh Nelson told the officers that AtorD ' ,h mUrdpr tered the Browning .tore and leveled resumed today in his gun on Browning, telling him to A.rthu.r Ban.a' la Wallace otata a trixL ait- - . Nixon throw up his hands Browning Nixon told him plied with a shot from his revolver ness,es'who declared which struck Nelson In the left arm. Ha) shot and killed Banta, who was . penetrating the arm and lodging hi in debt eatothe phjslcian. (By International News Service.) pulled a bonehead and I "Ha) his thigh. He stated that he fired Nov. 24. Milton CHICAGO. ths final flVe shots from Jila pistol All five of showed where to piece - Romney, of Salt Lake City, sensashots so ss to make sure that Banta the shots tok effect, a Wallace was testified Nixon tional young quarterback, was, killed," examination revealed. told him. tils aftenoon elected captain ofWallace said he first met Dr. next, years University of ChlcaEmbezzling Revenue Agent . "on a boose deal" In 1918. - Nixon go TootbsII teana. Hts election Sentenced to Leavenworth waa a surprise despite hla popuGerman Cannon Declared larity . a this waa hla first year' (Bv Associated Press.) on (Jia team. It came on the fourth Unfit to Adorn Forest : NEW TORK. Nov. 29 Frederick ballot. i' succeeds Charles 3. Kelly, formerly a deputy collector Romney (By Associated Press) Chuck" McGuirs as leader of the of internal revenue, CHICAGO, Nov. 21. Daniel Ryan, pleaded guilty Maroons Romney came here two to a charge of embexzllng of the county board, ha jeers sgo from the U Diversity of yesterday In rejected captured German cannon as 125.000 Utah. treasury certificates re- not fitting ornaments for Cook qouniy ceived In payment of income taxes, and waa sentenced by Federal Judge forest preserves 'Ths forest Is the handiwork Of the Augustus Hand to serve a year and A day In the Atlanta Creator." said President Ryan in a penitentiary Kelly was' arrested several months letter, to the foresters In which fcs sgo whlls attempting to cash 81.000 mentioned ths disarmament conferworth of ths certificates In a broker's ence at Washington and declared he office. , German cannon would be In bed taste and menacing reminders' of warBody of Famed Dog Driver fare. NEW TORK, Nov. 29 Seven Divorce Defensive t-- te - i huictran ! d V (By Associated Press.) NEW "YORK, Nov. 24, Secret brooding over the memories of hM experiences In the war, from which be emerged one of America's greatest Individual heroes was ascribed today by friends and relatives of Lieut. Col. Chaslea W. Whittlesey as the cause of him taking his life Sunday while on the way to Havana. Leaving several letters, presumably explaining his kdl, the commander of the - "Lost Battalion.- - disappeared from the steamship Toloa, 24 hours His intimate out from NewYork. friends had no Idea he was making an ocean voyage. Members of his family and business associates were Incredulous st first and then recalled Incidents as indications that bis spirit was shaken by recurrent memories of his. brothers in arms who had died before his S- Taken to Nebraska -- LeadChicagoTeam -- N.Y. Harbor Police Demod Fire TolltoSeven mirt-oaf-Hs- rs" Fiti-geral- dt o M Capture Smugglers amugUxa.-wara-Agss- i4 by the harbor poUceearly to- -, "(lay fref k chase In a" launch fium the 'stds 'of " President' Wilson during which several shots were exchanged. Before the rapture waa made the police declare, several bags containing bird of paradise feathers and liquor were thrown overboard men. Several by the accused hundred rases of goods were left on the launch whan U was towed fa A dock. J- - Is..Found-- ii Moope Lake Wotlian Refurhih gTrom ( Br Associated Pra..l- THfiwFAS, Manitoba. Nov. HogpiUl-Kilk- - 29. Searching parties, who have been ecourlng Mooee Lake, have found the Walter of body Goyne. famous American dog driver drowned Nov. IS. Through A transparent Ice, the body could be aeen tn eight feet of water sitting upright on the sled partly covered by an eiderdown robe Stretched out in front war the nlns dogs. racing V BLOOMINGTON. Hcrclf" Ind.. Nov. 21 Bringing his wife home 'from an Indianapolis hospital. Robert Hklrvia heard a loud report. He looked fo a blowout but the tires were sound. Peering then Into the rear seat, occupied by Mrs. '8k Irvin aa a bed. hs found her dead from a shot through tha-hewas sttl clutched In her hand. r . art. The-revol- t |