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Show ' f.,?' ' rf A J7 ' f f V ' jutWM w, 2 1 'rU i .. h-- - - J k 'if -- t , ' ir - : -, Uisi3r : rn " - f - . ' , r?- . , -- . t Begins Into Cause of Knickerbocker Structure Collapse Inquiry m-m- ui fiiiuplaiis ; San Francisco Bay Requem Maue to pf Precede Conrening ith-in Coocla v e Thursday . W srnr 'sdauffeob JURY TO SIWT. 'SHAimiKG ISSUE G. S. Eldredge, ILIUM 5olemn Vatican. (By Associated BOME-J- Jik-F- an. Pres.) , f prepsLa-wer- taal con-rral- y, - wtlft other attendant and . - tains, of considerable depth In foothills and quite apparent times In the lowlands. In the bay regions the fall was sufficient In Berkeley and Piedmont for snowballing. In Kan Francisco it melted as Css as it fell although Twin Peaks, high hills ore Hooking the city, were covered with five inches of now. r Fifty members of the Alpine club were snowbound by the blizzard on top of Mount Tamalpais and were forced to tramp through three feet of snow which had drifted at some points waist deep hi order to reach a point where the trains were running. n The snow fall was the errand in JO. Fnihdmo since 1887. Snow has fallen fat the city but IT times San in the 48 years the I'nlted States weather bureau baa been established. Thu weather man predicts' s continuance of the storm for at least another S4 hoars. , -- or-tw- o e 4,000 Fight Police In Jute Mill Riot In India District y- - J (By Aewoelated Press.) JO. Four CALCUTTA. Jan. 4. W. "Pat T eager. 35. chauffeur! for W. H. Swanson of the Ameri-- , can Theatre company, was found dead In the garage of the Swanson home. 74 east South Temple street, this morning - Death evidently occurred while he was fixing the automobile Friday night sz hejiad. (be,. b,uad..of the' machine up and had tallen forward In the mechanism of the engine, but officers were unable to determine whether It had been caused by heart failure or aphvx.utn. La at. Friday eight Vr-i- -rr went to the garage to fix the car and had not been seen alive since The Tnarhine bss not been (iaed to a nr extent recently and tithing was thought of Y Sagers d leap pea race. Members of the family were ia the garage Sunday but .failed te notice tac body, Wtien T eagf r wes not eeen It cu thought ha might ha working on some parts of the car elsewhere. Yeager had been suffering from a Severe .seoM ndtt. j thought - thi might have had something to do with his death. A wife and 'daughter In 'California purvtve him.' The body was taken to the CVDon-neundertaking establishment and funeral arrangement , wilt be In charge of the local Eagles' lodge of which be was a member, and Mr A ' Devices have been Installed at- - the arsnee of the Court yard of 8t. famam so that any articles needed ray be sent .inside, but their operates must be only in the presence ef we witnesses. These devices are In h form of cylinders placed vertl-all- rone of the vertical Opening ertfemx an object may be placed ruhin and transferred to those In the certyard by revolving the cylinder Itil tbs opening Is on the Inside. Tfca method of communication will dy he allowed between 4 and a.m. The ShanWASHINGTON, Jan. tung Issue still remained the big question of the arms conference today, and although there had been no outward evidence of change In the situation there were Indications of increaijirg pressure being brought to bear for a settlement. There was a possibility that the Japanese and Chinese .ft Quid, .coma together later ia Hie day to attempt to clear away the remaining points of disagreement Meantime the five power naval treaty had been brought one step Rearer completion today by the Japanese delegation e receipt- - of further (instructions from Tokio regarding the Pacific fortifications clause, the one unfinished, portion of fhe treaty was said to approve definitely Japn the plan of listing by name the islande to which the agreement against fur ther fortiflctiom shall apply but to have made one reservations ai to the language of the article neceasi Whether-thdissuasion. further tating armament committee would meet sorod time later today to take this up, tial not been announced. Final disposal of one of the few remaining Far Eastern questions also had been brought nearer today by receipt of approval from Rome by the Italian delegation of the proposal to prohibit importation if arms and ammunition into Chin Although approval of the Netherlands government was still awaited. It wee 'predicted by some of the delegates that the Far Eastern committee might meet before tonight to take action on the. arms export resolution. w Senate Committee and Coroner Will Also Conduct - Separate Probe Into Horror That Cast Gloom Over " Capital. , to Sene Guy Sundertln Eldredge of Salt Lake City, brother-in-laEcd-Smootas- - a. vicuiu of the- - W ash ington-Me- a t aetmtfft er Srfttir-t- ' day night when the roof of the Knickerbocker theatre caved in, according to dispatches from Washington, D. C Mr Eldredge, who was with her husband, suffered fractured hips She is atthe Garfield hospital and advices state that she will recover Louis Stiver, newspaper man. well known in Salt Lake, and W B Gammon, of Kenimerer, Wyo , also lost their lives In the wrecked theatre. Francis 5. Matson, deputy Internal revenue Commissioner. Identified the body of Mr. Eldredge from papers found in his pocket. The body was taken from underneatha fallen Iron beam fearfully crushed. Mr. and Mrs. Eldredge had been In Washington about six months where he was employed in the government efficiency bureau He was 19 years of ago Hi parents, the late Mr. and Mrs Horace S. Eldredge, were pioneer residents of Salt Lake He was graduated from the local grade and high school and, later, from Columbia University. Sine leaving the university he has made his home in Tacoma, Wash., and Ban Francisco. . , . Mr W. J. Bateman, 427 Relatives surviving him in Salt Lake areSecond avenue, a sister. Bon IL Eldredge of Murray, a brother, and nephew Harold H Smoot, 29 north Wolcott avenue Hia widow who was Miss Elizabeth Shoree of Duluth. Minn., and the following brother and sister also urvive him Emet R Eldredge, Portland, Ore.; Horace R. Eldredge. Cardston. Canada, Air T R Renter Brussel, Belglum liar-- 1 old 4 Bldrodger Mtlavtt Ttay. atid Mr tee O' Richards. Pari.' According to special to The Ne , Mr. Smoot, whose health baa been falling for some time. Is confined to her home from the shock The body of Mr Eldredge will be brought to Salt Lake, leavby H. 8. ing Washington this afternoon and will be accompanied Anderson of Galt Lake, who has been visiting In the capital for sev- -' w Indications t. Pressure Being Brought to of W. H. Swanson Bear on Delegates Are Employee Die in Garage Friday and Manifested. Police Are Investigating the at Case to Find Cause. (By Associated Press.t e begun today for the solemn on Thursday of the of the cardinals the which at aelare choose Poman Catholic church will The succeed Benedict XV. Hpe to pre-,- 4 will be ceremonials minute ut three solemn requiem by r sales, the first of which took place bis morning, with the cardinals par. npating Tbs beautiful and historic Sistins ailel iiLjrhlch the conclave will reetJiaa already been fltted with long stalls in which the Cardinals riO nt while the balloting proceeds tlsnte Instructions hare '"been given nit for the performance of the cere-- r. It has been preecribetTthat octal raldlna.i-wi- li iH preUtes excepting rest black vestments. All those who will remain within he Vatican when Its doors are bolted it the beginning of the election have eat summoned to meet in the Bala ttgia. edjacent to the Sistine chapel, a Thursday to take the oath of and the- Sacred College has commission to examine notated he credentials of members and at This commission ache ia also barged with selecting guards for the Dsctave and the appointment ef car tubers, plumbers, plasterers, Brother-in-La- of Senator Reed Smoot Among V ictim8ofTKeatreC611ap6 SOLUTION URGED RAX . FRAJf CISCO. Jan . California kiddies by the thou sands have seen their first snow. For more than 24 hours snow has fallen Intermittently from Paso ' Robles north. mem-mp- hl - , t4. ,- Hemic work was (S'rformcd I' tali ns alilngion rByThternsf lonal Nfws Service NO FEELING AS EXPL0RERT0LD TROOPS DEPART t Jan J rnesf Shackleton Died Vacated Barracks in Dublin South Off May be UtecT to Relieve Suddenly Serious Housing Shortage Georgia Island on JanuIn City. ' ary S. gjr Swanson. - Police Guard Iowa ls an Mel-mo- re : 5 i ed today for Its scores of dead'ln on of the most terrible theatre disasters on record, the United States senate was .asked to inaugurate a sweeping lnvestiga-- - c, tion Within a few minute f(er the senate met today Senator Arthur Capper, of Kansas ( Republican ), introduced a resolution the senate to undertake an asking Jnvestiga- -' tion not only to fl responsibility for the Knickerbocker tragedy, , which cost 108 llvea but also In- - vestlgate rumors that there exist "collusion among constructors and building inspectors to evads ihe law. (By International News Service). -WASHINGTON. Jan 3ft Fqur sep arate Investigations to determine the (By Associated Press) cause and to fix responsibility f0F the DUBLIN, Jan 10 British evacu- collapse of the Knickerbocker theatre Is ation of Ireland proceeding more Saturday night wer- e- getting under .way today They were speedily than waa anticipated 1 Investigation ordered by the a targe hatch Each day-see- scommissioners of -- the d.s'riot of Co- Dublin and other port lumbia. troops leave 7 4 federal grand jury Inquiry t Departure of the Dublin garrison i due Bt- to begin this week and th. newspaper. sre speculating as to how the J An Inquiry bv the coroners jun. 4 An invest Igat on ,h) a senate rated barrsck will be used It Is sugcommittee under a 'resolution to gested they msy be employed to re- offered by Senator Capper, Republi-he lieve the housing shortage. can Kansas The office of the city building-in- Throughout Ireland "similar build- iwwr has been charged by Cuno ings are falling under. control of the , Rudolph, president of the board of it new Irish government, and some may dlBtrln iommlasioner. with conduct-- be 71 needed Jor th new Irish army. It?ng the investigation in behalf of th Before this will It be v! probe was ordered, is taken for granted that tablished promptly, and green uni- - Instruction were Issued through th forms are being manufactured on s t building Inspection department for ecale. (closing of all theatre having canthat the evacu- - ' thever roofs similar to that which lt isof noteworthy In crashed down upon 340 occurred Ihe Brltiah has atkm without manifestation ,thd Knickerbocker theatre No everywhere the people; there haa.tres were permitted to open their today Until ail Snog; had been been no sign .either of popular (removed from the roofs and the con jotcing-o- r regret. . The transition from one government .dltion of the building 'passed qpon by to another has been rapid, but ertm- - building inspectcrs. -Decline Discussion inels have done their best to lake ad- - J vantage of anv confusion arising from , prnrfiniI the result of the city's In- been daring j the gharge. There Col. Charles' Keller, the bank robberies and holdup through- - vegtigatloB. -- ! Man Charged With mid-oce- 1 JO. (Bt Associated Prees) BUEX08 AIRES. Jan SO More thousand workers In the Stand-ar- d than three weeks elapsed between the Jute-MilIn Atlantic Disaster at Titteghur,-i- n It death of Sir Ernest Shackleton. the isd to 7 p ra Any communication, ' Calcutta n- British explorer and H announcerbether of word or object, main be -- the environs "'of Associated (By Pres) r the presence of the two witnesses ment to tho world, made yesterday gaged In a riot Thursday: Two ST. JOHNS, N.'B.. Jan. JO. The were killed and, 40 wounded by reference to these communications when the body arrived at Montevideo. . commander, five officers, the steward , rust be made to members of the , police fire. The delay. La Nacion's Montevideo and flv firemen of the Norwegian The trouble arose when the ooclave, and any violator the of He of secrecy was assteamer Mod, which sank iu workers demanded the release of Is subject to correspondent telegraph week ago, are unaccounted two comrades arrested on a charge I- who cribed by Hussey, Captain A Platform on which of aseauitlng the manager of the foe, according to a wireless message the stalls for j accompanied the lyody. as due to 8 he cardinals are was ' which refused. from received steamer the .works been today has placed reeled series of wireless mishsp The stalls are covered with Head. The remainder of the Police rushed to the scene. onljP fBy Associated Press.) crew were saved. klicatrly embroidered to be received ivith a shower of Sir Ernest' died aboard the steam- tapestries L08 Is altar is PoANGELES, Jan. I Cal., fired The missing inelnde Captain Wear 11. into the sir, missile noted placed agalnet-th- e They ,hil Omi on ihirh Hecoral pa'nting of M atconuoued s constant renewed officer second their ehiet today officer Knudaon, ichaelangelo gvarT - but the rioters Ut Judgment and on Waeksfhtbird officer Helgesin. third over Walter Lambert son, formerly of anmhr Antrct,c voya- - whl,e an the altar tack, whereupon the officers fired r six great silver candlesticks. - In Benbikran and . into the mob. atewa the volley loWa. engineer Albla, discharged railroad chorf,1 oft South Georgia .island oncenter of the' Twelve policemen were injured ! switchman, who was shot four ard, Henphen. platform there is dy was taken to Mon' io imprortsM ' tomb at which abol-J v . . . , , , by stone fevideo on the first leg .of the trip till b glren t th three solemn were cra in Several persons Injured Fridy stramthe home aboard Y. N. Dressmakers Norwegian Union gulem Btwi. x night, when, according to the po- - ship Frofvaaor Cruvel. a clash in the city, where a meetPrince Chlgi is marshal of the con- was discer- IS Urdered to Welkout lice, he attempted to wreck a bore death ing of non Hussey Captain the IV. persed. Thirty persons were ar- -' The solemn requiem mass in the Southern Pacific Shore Llne Limited!icie mad out at 8oalh Georgia rested. fBy Associated Pres) rMdmg. SsUne capital this train from Ben Francisco, near here, Island, furnished ( Alexander Macklin. certify to NEW YORK. Jan. ix thous- in a lAsanef unusual morning pomp. The noblo be which is beet with my knowledge and belief that charged women plot and and In F scled as guard of honor for girls employed cause of ealh was athroma In shops in the lower Fifth Avenue dis- having concocted with a 'police dethe. tomb of the late pon-- T J Improvised Before of the heart. and the Swas trict, were -ordred on strike today by tectlve. . not knowing the tatter wss, the arteries composed guards he h,d ,uffrrtd an lnfec. oscort of honor for the solemn the Ladle- Waist and Dressmakers an officer. Threats to commit, aul- This disease. t)ou or contaglou mcrasioi of cardinals, union, as a protest against a proposed archbishops clde; police aay. make neemeary " a certificate' a as signed by Dr. Mack-guais4 b!hop as they passed iS pet cent wage reduction. through iIln su.geon of the expedition j,Tiie Sals Dueale to the over him. Tomorrow and Wednesday, union capital. . ,, The tomb erected body arrived at Montevideo in- - an leaders said, of tho 44. ip the canter of! Receiving hospital surgeons it oc ,hel1 chapel was octagonal in shape 004 workers affected by the wag re- he rwvr-xro- m wouqas whJh of lighted candles on city, but the new government Is deal- - able cause of the terrible disaster, duction proposal would be called out. lrrr they say ordinarily would be regard-- i Captain Hussey told La Nacion's inK vigoruus'y with the criminal de- although It was generally conceded hh s replica of the pon . ed mortal, but that he exhibited ,rare rrepondetu that the Quest arrived mnt. that an Inquire would-shothat a plu,h r?ln OB uvhfcm. thet! South Georgia island with her main j The republican army has acted en-- 1 large accumulation announced of sn i on the - L08 ANGELES, Jan. JO. A du of out commission, wireless 4nof plant the parts to argeioaJly Tipperary th rocf it tear caused from away wind, rain and snow storm that ooeoed wt-charges of attempt to wreck a train to .damage by heavy storms during , where the lawless element seemed wall the pontifical arms and f was no which otherwise .SunCalifornia th southern voyage, agaAisb to Martial hand. be filed bat of out lembertaon. will struck about w',h Phr get 2 Bend,rt xv. Declaring that reports had --come eulogising the ht'.r.i" Thi Uw waa roclalm'd and rloi!s pen- -- to him that the bmldlbg code of the The Sistine choir II day caused considerable damage that th actual Filing is delayed Pnd- ,or tha unauthorlghad been frequently viob'ed solemn ceremony. fl) ,h tended district thata,,d of hie te street car, telephone, electric on J1 ing- further development, Dfore ms oeatn hi wdina! Ie Lai waa celebrant, while irilritibri hv him. ajcurrying Gf arm. Tho army bu- - durirg the mif ', when manv h to uperv.e th Inland even ithorltlM were rushed to pomoetion imposed a rlid curfew t and his JoU-from Tab ejM. to tho ehlp ,aw returned end hxd not receivassociations local prcTt,onB to remain everybody The' ed definite er. Mr. Mary Copper announced that ihe Idmbertootj. well. After sapper he went indoors after I o'clock In the evening, j ator report, today - it la iapparcti3p vertical Irm which he would propose attended by delegation "jee was b hU Com' cbln-an. some there be U,k'd th.1 that vlh aoa "4 Bologna. may feared j for' British evacuation Involve a sweeping Inquiry of the would Although Th Knights f Imberteon today learned AU loss to fruit and vegetable crop to ne complete. It la only; to th construction of not only th so''d and Cape, and th snow , fell . but that Associated Free ( and from aouthrrn Ireland. For the pur-- f Knickerbocker theatre, but of ell th ) f e Order of Malta. In full (By Reports .back in rehat were he felt quickly melted very sharp In pains In Jen. of since earl? the treaty this respect larve buildings put up NEBRASKA CITY, Nek, J poses nIfT,n who, white Lembertaon was said to 4d eplendor to the ceived from Pasadena and Gleh-da- la "he members of th dlplo--w !oTg0r;emedieJ working o;rt deulls for the train 7uf.bJ! 1417. GlMcrs rntmcliorcd. ' "!.7U7.7, Military motor patrols were on duty be and a few of th higher secVne-werw corps. dreaaed in black, occu was x.ikisuu,-khi accordingly houf uttering wrack with him, Arranging-- rort ! bodies of tyoop are fulfliling large tions bf Los Angelo. High in id. preserve order this morning Places befora the the xplFrr the detail of police at the scene word John P Healy. dis'rlct huitd'ng th mountain a heavy- snowfall i pecking jflhnt workers went to their which resulted tn the shooting of promise to evacuate simply by- - march- who said today that thg not did asked the When was reported. Quest hy ln across the border into Ulster, In Nebraska City, parts of which Lambert eon. tasks theatre wat erected Knickerbocker servlands with her , Falkland Rallrocd system reported Small, Motion the inform the eity'k were' declared under martial law Sat .. . . . entirely in accordance with wireless set. Captain Hussey minor ice from the st and north being -' Seventh Life Sentence Trial Boini . building code, pointed out that th maintained on schedule' time. said tt was not sufficiently powerful vJpCfStlOn urday by Governor MeKelvIs fotlowAppcnulCltl, nol Were cirderv steel1' of diaorder last week Ing an outbreak Heard In lUinofa Court Pwfohaed - -Giw thw atribe tn the anchored to the walls of the building aa the Hish-- sf te the usual custom, but the ws Tenor of Chicago Opera afortunate packing industry. (he declared. YlnternhUonU New Service. - , th bec.aue It prevented Lieutenant Colonel Douglas of Os(By Associated Pres) ) ' from falling inwar 1 when th OKLAHOMA CITY, Okl, Jan. 34. of National (walls ceola, tn command man! Associated waa Bll8WCSJ (By Out Fire the Press.)' seventh Robert McAllister, WipM Guardsmen sent tpr. reported that ' j roof gave L. Edwards in NEW YORK. , Jan. 30. Lue'enej Official of th building department who havvtqo receive a Ilf term la the penltoo- the Lafa mmntg Pnlrvrw rlcv Town "quite a number of men nf a AzIOvK of evidence much O) qr out that work urttftr. In ; Chitor ttenor to te the pointed of go the .afraid been nemptlclty ltfae lynching Uery premier 2V herMena ayforon tb no. Was operated how the roof cav.d ln w(a destroyed And Three Firemen Hurt rago past." returned to their teaks 'today. here the night of Jsn.'lt. of a non- - i eephrat acute nnnrs resumed house trite by aloe at the through the removai of tbe wreckage Peaceful worker. upon picketing appendicitis packing SlCT,.Grr' Jf? hog Audubon hespital today He waa taken ln S"t'lhg to the bodies of hundred waa anteii'1 today when fa enter- accused of nneenlisri l te International New Barrie.) , strikers but no trouble occurred Associated fBy (By Pr.ee) f dead A proclamation by Colonel Douglas d A pted f jeBty ton charge of miir--1 aathesut. Th apartment n th TOKIO. Jan. 14. Tb TUMA. Colo, Jen. 34. The main at noon Eh rip placed on the', , fl today require that Kathmal Guardsthe foremast' ef Japan' 10r ,TT jnd lod,.rrumaU Hn Aetnrday. oftntesmen.l ness bust Yuma was not block of ' .. men and former aervtca nten wiped near. i and Mi teat by fire at mldotght Sunday and aeravn caned te sulk duty fay Q gwveroor . r-J-A! . Fhysiclena . attending : Prine m tvs 2 In Search of Dell t three firemen were Injured sertoeaiy eompanled her husband In th am-- 1 ,, save been wufcrtnt thter oy. Jute. idiBft' Arttomn Yamagat. skier ef the fat- xm. 8 beTtavA'J flame which War butane te th hospital . Heoeeupled I . the MM- - mmurn't tbs ftgfatbig v,.lena. wtanMBdwJMmMMrt Bxb t pvm nc. Y- - here 1toougfat - under eoatrpt at daybreak, the eamg room that' Madam Cava-- 1 WASHINGTON. Jan. It.narew t BWU wKaW H KftetFr f M1 , rt-- . lt 1 ) edmuLM bnt a matter mt V. Gtaall n t m raid that tees ta estimated at appfwxtmateJ Itam did whetr she was operated d from.th 34 hoars ef ta ' je ( y 1,-n' .f f i Of 44. 1.M ertgtn M im fee the eaaae' eight, yean c m x y . Cj kge t ' nge . (Continued ea tM ".VlTv r-- , - - , ,is ? It , V. ? ' r ' 12 Unaccounted for ( J I ' i IVhilethenationalcapitaV yaQurt IRISH MANIFEST ENGLISH POLAR ; at day. DEATH OF NOTED f re-.- WASHINGTON. ll by In Imlping to rescue ilie riMl and 'injured from tlie wrecked . IuliliiiKt theatre, Scott and Albert H. Paul of Salt Lake, law students at the George Washington unlverslti, were on their way to the theatre wlien the roof raved In and arrived only a few minutes after the catastrophe. For many hour they- assisted In the rescue work. About twenty I talins live In tlie neighborhood of the Kniek- crlH'Ckpr AUe.u , (Other who In the work are: Francis (7 Matson. Mat Cowley. Wooten. R. Spencer Collins.Joseph Nor-vCalllstcr. Murray Hayca ami Conrad Fehr. Joseph - eral in -- ld,!klclLD,,'d Train Wreck Plot -- , ti. ... m ee-cl- ty the"-larg- -- pe-so- 1 J0.--8- Damages Utilities rd h' ( h;rJ,wyoo,e, Rear Los Angeles J'1 h A rs Wini Ram, Snow J na teNs;K: eov-,oi- Military Patrols oeu" Protect Workers t4Id-in- t. of InKebraska City d 'd Wrate - c- 1 tw OkkWw -- DcIhnTv2CT fer UponTiiSi Jr 8a pifg Rlu-Cari- -j and-lnjur- ed ni-pe-kt - nttt tr -t V" v h ,f! - . ra u Brit Mill 'rt , "' n |