Show - — £ thnt rUsroverv which made possible the construction oi me Panama canal under De Lessens — ': Si L 5 'Ar S' ? - V ' Hopes Powers Will Ratify Senate Reservations President It was then that American the leader Bill Dear To Heart of U S Chief ' IS' s- - Flame And Smoke ran o ccupants Hours On 5 econ d FlOOF : - v ' ' - "A Hasty Use of Ladders By Firemen £Javes Five From Threatened Asphyxiation As Fox Apartments On Twenty-Secon- d Street BlSrps 'hj'cf Praises Res- - i cue Declares Blaze Shows! Need of Fira Escapes And More Gas Masks For Men Kellogg Treaty and Cruiser nH risers under ship of Roosevelt approached the task first by conquering me car Nov 24 — (AP) riers of malaria and other tropi —WASHINGTON Ratification world powthe by dal fevers ers of the senate reservations to WMn rpralHnor of a crreat achieve America's proposed entry tntosthe ihent discloses how masterful is the world court Is expected to be rhlnd of man sought again by President Coolidge n— thftOfV together with his senate program CIm T nnol rt Pnai rniramad —t r tvtiau Until he proved it and some one of approval 'of the Kellogg antl might have asKea wny war treaty and the naval cruiser jt themantimefrittered t!h away his time construction bill and Incubating mosquitoes catching These hopes of the president owes world whole Is about to conclude his oc the who Today rhtch to the student of 30 years cupancy of the White House were risro who in his pursuit of insects at a breakfast today at pointed the way by which malaria disclosed mansion to which executlve the is ' being wiped out invited most of the Republican he It was a similar devotion to scien senators now in the city— -- 17 tific study that gave to man tne Unlike the many past White cjonquest of yellow rever max House breakfasts for congressional of tne past scourge members which have been coni A entirely to the social Alfred Noyes In "The Pact" has fined almost Mr Coolltjge took up today n nn Armlstlc day poem phase txiven leaders of with the Republican is taken: which the following from the senate their calendar of busishort ness — the approaching They have no pact to sign our term for hi1 desires for revealed and dead peaceful early action on the Kellogg treaty Pacts are for trembling hands and the ' cruiser bill and heads srrown gray SOME SURPRISE record what ten million gravessaid to some of More surprising youth has of the world was revival the y And cannot It Is understood court - subject — the president indicated a de"They have no pact to sign our that to approach asram the world sire dead happy on the questisrj of approval But If O God if ws should sign powers of the reservations voted by the " j" in vain senate in adhering to the world With dreadful eyes out of each court protocol Several of the nanarrow bed to accept the declined have tions rise will Our dead again" reservations It is the undorstanding that Mr Looking back Asa Keyes of Los will ask Secretary KelCoolidg© did he that Angeles must regret sense to cor- logg to renew discussions with the nipt have the good with a view to obvalue his honor by placing: foreign powers rectly to the taining their acceptance i above that which is reservations There seems toi be no thought In the mind of or of senate leaders Of career his is found If he guilty modification of th any seeking of will be at an end and much what he has been will be blanked reservations Chairman Borah of the senate relations committee a bitforeign warned should be by Young men of the world court ter opponent cases such as that of Asa Keyes resolution will not interpose anv objection to the action of the pres-to IjThey should caution themselves ident in again seeking adherence satisfacno is enduring that there the senate's world court resolutainted from tion to be obtained tion dollars There wa? general unanimity the Republicans at the conOne time leader of the Riff Abd among which Included Senators ference Hit JKrlm Is a prisoner on the Island oil Reunion under French guard ' Curtis of Kansas the Republican leader Borah and Hale chairmen of the senate naval committee that a few recalled be that will jlt senate's calendar could be ykars ago the daring fellow held the Into shape to get the Kelthe French and Spanish armies at worked and the cruiser contreaty logg uneasiness created and great boy u bill struction up for action in those In military circles OTHER MEASURES It was explained that the Swing-Johnso- n Boulder canyon dam bill ilThen he was taken prisoner and holds first place on the calendar sent into exile Several other pieces of unfinished business from last session also Reports from St Denis tell of the have been given preferred status and former warrior pacing up the house "bill restricting down in the gardens of- the Castle including interstate shipments of convict laMorange like a lion in a cage bor goods and the Jones measure to increase penalties for prohibij' Though he la away from the dust v law violations the and desert rough tion clouds of the his Moroccan hills and going of center of tropical luxury is in the he Is a restless unhappy man PUDDING him alls memory except IINothing Thoughts surge through his brain KING telling of home companions crags FOR und hills and he is made sad second floor of jthe Fox apartments at 311 TRAPPED on thestreet Saturday afternoon when flames cut - I off the exit and filled the building With choking funics five persons were carried to safety down ladders by firemen apparthem from asphyxiation j ently none ' too soon" to—save —— f Those rescued are: 'LINDY' MISSING — Ah ! 4vhuuvkT-- - ff BEGIfJSJODAY Herbert Hoover and party embarked on a good-wil- l trip to South An unusual picture of the battleship Maryland on which President-elec- t American lands is shown above The picture Was taken as the super- - dreadn aught pointed her nose toward the sea in the harbor o£ San Pedro Los Angeles where the Hoovers went aboard STORM DELAYS s the-guest- HOOVER VISIT j the-presiden- t i - MADE SICK - ape the memories which come back disturb us fccbi If one could train his thought so as to store away no unpleasant recollections he might open th door to happiness is to allow IjWhat enc should do to find those lodgethoughts only ment which when recalled should baring ease of mind Our beet sugar industry is not prospering as it should With sugar averaging only 465 cents a pound at the factories in Utah jhere is no margin ji A prominent sugar man says lie expects relief from the new administration 1 It argues that with the beet su- stimulated gar Industry properly now in oth-e- p 2000000 acres of land crops would be utilized for beet culture iThat would tend to reduce the and work surplus in other crops aii general benefit to the farmers oil the country !lioth parties 5n the last cama desire to help paign indicated the men on the farm The beet sugar man now points the way iffe would increase the tariff to figure which would give new life to the beet Industry- Inasmuch as the east is highly protected the west has a call on the administration - a! All Types of Citizens Take Turn At Starring Mixture 24 — (AP) — Nov LONDON his King George maintained "a strength today and there was very definite relaxation of the anxhis illness stirred iety which throughout Great Britain After a restful night his majesty showed improvement this morning and maintained this Improvement throughout the day so much so that Queen Mary was able to attend a concert by the Royal Choral society in Albert hall this afternoon Another happy occasion was preparation of the king's Christmas pudding at the cookery exposition at Olyinpia This was seized as an opportunity for expresion of good will and sympathetic affection for The public the ailing sov ereign was admitted to help mix this vast confection and for seven hours a steady stream passed by the great bowl Never were the big stirring spoons wielded with more vigorous ardor Nurses boy scouts girl soldiers and guides policemen newsboys gladly participated in Two baby girls this ceremony one 18 months and the other six months were helped by their mothers to move the giant wooden spoon to the rich doughy mixture Everyone who stirred was told to make a wish s Mrs s i un-sa- MSt-- s PLANE SEARCH 1 i - Eva Brandover 73 Christine Starr 67 Major Starr eight Richard George 61 Lester George 17 Caught in the rooms of the second story when smoko and flames barred the fetalrways the occupants operied-windowand attempted to escape th threatened holocaust Within a few seconds after tho alarm was received at 3: 30 o'clock p m the firemen were on tho scene and placed ladders ux to the Famous Flier Left Tampi-c- o top : story windows' to rescue the victims Saturday On Way To helpless i DOWN T J I E LADDEJIS United States W K Uraney and J A Carter BROWNSVILLE Texas Nov assisted Mrs ijtarr and her son 25 — (Sunday) — (AP) — Three air- to shfety while! Owen A' Owens assisted Mr'Georgo and his son from planes will take off here at 5 a m the room they were trapped today to search for a plane believed A Bruce where to have gone down last night about Brandover Hamilton brqught-M- rs down the liddef! 14 miles south of Matamoras MexThe building occupied by several ico The searchers fear that the families at $23000 by machine was that of Col Charles thel ownerwas valuedFox It Is situ- Barney A Lindbergh who vleft Tamplco Twenty-secon- d 371 ated at street Mexico yesterday to fly back to Due to prompt work by the firethe United States men in extinguishing the fire the TIIOSi: IN PARTY ' about fto ' The scouting ships will be pilot damage was confined to an estimate $200 according ed by Major C Law of the TexMex made V Nelson agent: Fisheries H A Anding of the In- - ffori by Sumner trnatI5naT"" Xlrwaj'a and Frank tecting the building companies pro Charles Dogler of' Brownsvill "Remarkable of mlndi Qulnn Qutncy 111 pilot also will tvaa displayed! by presence five the rescued go along as wfll Harry Sexton' of persons" said! Chief II: IL Ward-- i the Brownsville Herald lelgh "They Ikept their heads and They will fly over the rough not get "excited ' It was one did — country south of Brownsville of the finest exhibitions of good around Matamoras and Sota La work I have ever seen" ' Marina about half way from " Although 82 persona Occupied Brownsville to Tamplco the? aparttnentj house all were eithThe plane used by Captain Balph er but of thej building or able to Fishfilone pilot for the Tcx-Me- x make theb? safely except the eries has lights for flying at night flv4 who werwaycaught so suddenly but Major Law eaid he had In on jthe top! floor v ' nstructed Capt Stone who - was in be 'fLlves must saved befors Sota La 'Marina today to- rerhaln property so II directed part of the there until tomorrow All at ' Fort mei to place 'rescue ladders while Brown 'here were checked last the rest of! them fought the flame night and found safe In their' in Jthe baement where the flre' Home of the! victims onfrinated MACHINE SIGHTED were almost overcome with smoke The decision to start the search heat I was aided by Assist was caused by the report or tne and T Moore who Chief ant Fort Brown meteorological station ably directed the men battlingvery the which at 10:30 p m last night flames sighted a plane lighted and obNEED MORE MASKS served its progress for about ix "The- smoke was the most dene miles The machine then appeared I have everj seen and we had all of to develop 'motor trouble the sta our masks in use The depart ' gas tion said and rhade a half turn ment owns five masks coating fif Mexico toward It back heading dollars each and we certainly ty then was lost to view more of this kind work need for Messengers were dispatched to Most of the firemen were rnade ill with late the last night Matamoras the fumes! and amoke which request that a troop of ' Mexican by! out of every window and poured at be from there started cavalry in the bulldmg crevice dcyllght to beat through the brush "The fir© was due to careless and rocks The topography i so ness in paper cartons and forbidding-i- t was said that a start boxes Instackihg basement tho Evidently before dawn woyld not be feasible one of the heating pipes from some one of the three furnaces that heat the building got too hot and ignited-somof theiburlap that covered the basement ceiling then th heap-orubbish caught and in a jnpment the place was in flames Our as A Bruce sistant fire imarshal Hamilton recently inspected the building and Swarned the proprie tor to clear out the rubbish and re move the hazards Failure to do s Dairyman so resulted irt thef fir which enlives of all the occu Trial In Its Closing the dangered pants of the building Stages FIRE ESCAPES TOO t'The fire points out thejneed of TWIN FALLS Idaho Nov 24— an' ordinance jrequlring fire escapes (AP)— The story of the tragic on: all apartnjent houses over one death of Mrs Lois Mae Bo wen 32 story high! The present law re last September 26 insofar as it can quires fir© escapes on hotels ana be told at the trial of her accused apartment jhojuses of three stories slayer Ward Otis 'Thar p Twin and over but those of two stories Falls dairyman was completed In need them also There is extreme district court here late this after- necessity for t'---better safety laws In -' K noon when taking of testimony was thlsregard': : ' on man concluded- the department f'Every Final arguments to the Jury were did wonderful work and they" arc immediately begun with indications to b commended for the way they handled th situation that the case ' might go to the Jnry : late tonight 'Right M tho midst of our lightJudge James It Bothwell open- - ing thte fire there cameboxa 28falsa on ing the arcument for the state pro- alarm at 3:55 o'clock at street tiounced the crime with which the Lincoln and Twenty-thir- d defendant is charged as "the moel (Continued on Page Two) atrocious in the history" of txe in asked courts of this state" and event or conviction that Tharp "be called upon to meet the punishment for such a crime" ' J W Tavlor opening the defense argument emphasized the Ask your mothers to1 let you contention that the defendant is a sell somei of those things paranoiac Bufferings from an inlie sane delusion of persecution stored down In the cellar and said that "if the people who have in the attic— things which up known him well had done their no longer needed Bring are conwould now Je safely duty he a of j these things and list fined in an institution have att ad put in The Standard-Examiner so you can sell them GIVEN TEN YEARS i ? - - i ! rr— " HOLDS PARLEY HOPES ARE DISCLOSED o '!'""" U UJ ILy Herbert Hoover Good Will Sbhedule Upset 24 ASCOOLIDGE had attempted to cut a canal across till© isthmus hut tne appauins death rate of the workers maae progress so difficult as to bring the undertaking to a standstill sani-thr- ' ' This Sturdy Battleship Encounters Rough Going At Sea COMES TO FORE Tt wn j r— i ol the Through the publication or an notion uiiki" snrnnq Widow of wealth paying $10000 to 4 distressed old man we are remind that Sir Ronald Ross J9 years ago discovered that malaria la carried by mosquitoes The Wrench — 5 WORLD COURT 4y Frank Francis - s — FOR FULL D AY South America Hoping Hoover Will Ameliorate Famous iVionroeiyoctrine : 170F1AN THINKS 1 UTAH C0E1VIGT tftJe-Jneura- nce fISAXSLAYER ' ft" Latin Republics Would Like To Hear President-Elec- t Police Still Lack However Maryland Ploughs Through On Intervention And Tell World State Policy Full Evidence Against Rough Area of Pacific S Does Not Set Itself Up As' Sort of School U Jake Bird At Reduced Speed Master For Western "Vorld j U S S MARYLAND Nov 24 — (AP) — This battleship carrying Herbert Hoover on a tour of Latin America was so many houre behind schedule tonight hat it was certain it could not arrive at Ama-pal- a Honduras on Sunday morning ofas planned' The president-elec- t ficially announced that! the schedule of his good will tour would be delayed 24 hours at all pointy The dreadnaught this morning was nearly 500 miles from Ama-pal- a and still had' half the gulf of Tehuantepec to cross The fcjpeed which had been cut to lesV than nine knots m the early morning was advanced to twelve or thirteen later In ithe day but the officers believed 'that the ship would continue to encounter rough seas until beyond the gulf The first indication that rough weather was ahead came during a deck moving picture show last night when a big wave threw Its near the spray over tho audience ' while the water poured rail through portholes and flooded the Later sitting room of Mr Hoover there came warning from a Danish steamer1 100 miles to the south that wind of gale force would" be eni countered Despite this forecast most of the Hoover party and many of the cots on junior officers spread their in Before the deck and turned but midnight the ship was pitching area it did not reach the real storm A wave until two hours' later side of starboard overthe breaking a the quarterdeck gave the sleepers ' scurried hurriedly They dousing below to their cabins although a few went to the bridge to watch the waves breaking over the bowsJn Captain Kimberly remained the pilot house as the 'ship drove through waves with shocks which at times shook Its huge bulk from stem to stern Coffee was served j him at his post SALT LAKE Nov 24— (Special) F Dreyfous president of tho Paris company today purchased OMAHA Neb it Nov 24 — (AP) — Jake Iilrd "hatchet man" suspect By WILLIAM HARD will be brought from the penitentiStandard-Examine- r at LincolnVwhcre he has been of The ary Special Correspondent held for safe keeping probably Nov 24— The Hoover trip to Latin America next week to again face Mrs HarWASHINGTON this week-en- d to overshadow all other 'ques- old' Stribling latest hatchet victim for further identification tions not only in Washington hut throughout the world Mrs Stribling was shown an enThe world wonders if Hoover will be' able to accomplish larged picture of Bird today Once according to County Attoranything toward the actual consummation of Henry Clay's more became excitney Henry dream of fan American system"- standing over against 'the ed sand saidBeal"I she think that's the the old world Latin America hopes that the man" "system"-oBut she added as she did yesterof the Monroe doctrine will be assuaged by s when she first saw Bird "I day the outright enunciation of some sort' of mollifying Hoover cannot say for sure I do not want to make a positive statement until doctrine I see him again" of the whole f The very foundation When shown a smaller picture ' structure of world pdlitlcs Is she said "It looks like the man" Torty fifcger prints taken by thought! to be affected toward new Council Bluffs Iowa Bertillon exAmeriLatin the by readjustments at perts in the Stribling-cottagcan trip of the North American Carter Lake club were' compared president-elec- t with Bird finger prints today but In thjse circumstances Washing- nohe jibed according to unofficial ton gazes at our Latin American reports at- the Council Bluffs police It was learned however relation with an eye to a new ap- station in blood was obpraisal and summary of their tem- that a palm printwall of the Stribthe per and tendency Two apparent- tained fromroom This palm print living stand ling facts ly totally contradictory out fjlaring-j- on the surface of the did not snow the finger prints toHe Succeeds Henry H scene Bird's palm prints were taken day at the prison and were being IXTEaiVT'NTIOX RESENTED Rolapp Dallon Goes One is the vivid resentment ex- tatten to Council Bluffs tonight for To Armenia pressed 4n jnany quarters in Latin comparison America against North American SALT LAKE CITY Nov 24— "intervention" "economic penetration'5 "financial imperialism" and BURNS KILL GIRL (AP) — Appointment of new pres-- i "Monroeism"' In particular there IN ROCK SPRINGS dents of the eastern states and the! j - 4 f recent-asperitie- ? s MOYLE GIVEN EAST STATES i - MISSION POST s Armenian missionary districts of the Latter-da- y Saints church wafj announced by the first presidency ' of the church today James II Moyle of Salt Lake has been named head of the eastern ftates mission to succeed Henry Hermann Rolapp and Mack Dal4 ton has btep appointed president of the Armenian mission to xelievy Joseph Wilford Iiooth PLANE CRASHES is a deep 'dislike of the inclination attributed to some North American presidents and sec- ietaries of state toward stretching the Monroe doctrine into outright or assertion of "supremacy" "hegemony" n the western hemisphere tThe instant outstanding of hls state of mind In Latin America is afforded by the lefusal qt certain highly Important powers to give their ful! approval to the Kellogg-Hrian- d outlawry of war treaty till they know Just how that treaty will be interpreted by the United States in relation to the Mdnroe doctrine and in relation to the assumed and alleged right and duty of lh0 United States to act in the western hemisphere as an "International poLatin-Americ- Latin-Americ- an an - KILLING WALKER BROTHERS' STORE PURCHASED —E " j THREE lice force" ROOSEVELT DOCTRIXE BOCK SPRINGS Nov 24— (AP) linrbnra Artllsonl 17 died early today of burns suffered In a fire yesterday at the home of her sister Mrs Joe Decora The fire started when th girl 'with Mrs Decora and another sister Mrs Lena Gotinawas cleaning clothing with gasoline in the basement The fumes became ignited and enveloped the three women in flames Two fire companies re sponded to an alarm and extinguished the blaze but Miss Ardi-so- ri was so seriously burned that she was removed to a hospital Mrs Decora was also reported in a serious condition this morning The Ardlsoni family came here from YValsenburg Colo -- It was President Roosevelt In YOUTH KILLS BOY EDGEHTOX Ohio Nov 24 with the problem' of f WHO "BULLIES" HIM connection (AF) — Twof men and a womsn Santo Domingo who first promulSPEAUCY Ark Nov 4 — (UP) were killed tonight when a pa&sen-- gated the doctrine that the United 13 who killed en route on from Cleveland States could be and should be —George Smith per 'plane to Chicago crashed near here suitable occasions an "internation- Clarence Dodge 13 with hia fathAll three persons are believed o al polfte force" on Its own sole na- er's shotgun when Clarence "bul l ' controlling interest in (the Walker Brothers Dry Goods company No have been residents of Cleveland price was made Itknown The dead: was announced J R Walker II II Eassett pilot of the plan will remain as president of the inMrs II II Dassett the pilot' will but devpte 4his company terest to mining Walter Lewis wife Glenn It Butts will remain as general manager ' Several persons who viewed the of the company it was said crash declared that the pilot erfr dently became confused durlnfr a &now5torm He circled three times WOMAN ASKS PAY In sliding down to earth the FOR FROZEN TOES and plane crashed' Into a' tree and was wrecked BOISK Nov 24— (AP)— Jerome The plane was one of a fleet opi Is a cold place sometimes ' erated between Cleveland and" t?ii Agnes Anderson of Jerome 'tick- capo by the Universal Air Lines Mr Butts was killed instantly "God bless KJng Geoge' said et seller in a local theatre froz one woman while another seizing three toes while on the job last win- and Mrs Bassett died in an ambu the spoon added: "May he be well ter and today asked compensation lunce while being taken to a hoso£ the state insurance fund pital at Defiance Ohio enough to cat the pudding" - 1 j ! - tional mandate President Monroo never dreamed of any such "doctrine" jThe Roosevelt- doctrine y however was preceded by the doctrine which was issued by Secretary of State Olney under President Cleveland and was even more spaciously and amazingly asserted that "the fist of the I'nltMStates isiaw'ln the western heml- Ol-ne- present reading of current Latin American books and of the current Latin American press will show that it is precisely such recent North American "doctrines" and flourishes of gradiose fancy and phraseology that lie at the A (Continued on Page Two) lied" him was frte on $1000 bond today awaiting his explanation to the grand jury in January son of a Young Smith wood cutter Several years ago his mother left their home and since then he has been companion and mother to his brother Frank 7 and a younger sister All year at school he told offi cers Dodge had bullied Frank and himself Thursday he followed them to their home ' George got his father's shotgun and fired both barnels Into Clar ence's ftomach Attorney Depufy Prosecuting Pearce said today he doubted the grand Jury would return any in is-th- e ' ifittment ! 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