Show V Wr-TBE WEATHER I "Know ID rrtdif warmer south SrMurdjV u nettled fair friduv and bniprrature VOL 120 NO below T t? por-Do- n Mhff i opptr I normal ST SALT LAKE CITY FRIDAY MOKXIXd PROOF HITCH Parley Delegates Sail SPURS As Whistles Salute TRIAL Shrill Demomlraliou hv Ollier erel an Liner Starts Toward Europe -- k Slir9 Display of Good-WiHigh Hope of Success in London Sajs Stinisou ll r HOBOKEN N J Jftil 9 (I5) -A- nother Ameritan expeditionary lorce the purpose of this one the promotion of peace sailed today from the piers where the first A E F put out for Euiope and war almost 13 years ago This second expeditionary force was the American delegation to the naval arms limitation Conference in London of the fire great naval powers of the world the United States Great Biitaln Japan France and Italy Headed by Secretary of State Henry L Stimson and including Secretary' of the Navy Francis Adams Senators Dm id A Reed of Pennsylvania and Joseph T Robinson of Arkansas and Dwight W Morrow ambassador to Mexico the delegation Milled expressing high hopes for the the success of their mission Stir Expressions of Good-Wi- ll High Hopes Says Mr Stimson "We have received everywhere exll and hojieful-ne- s pressions of for our success” Secretary Stimson said as he boarded the George Washington on which they will make the journey “Tills has been great encouragement and weMart out with high hopes of being able to accomplished the successful result of our mission ’’ The members of the delegation their wives and secretaries began gathering aboaid the George Washington shortly after noon today but it was 3 25 o'clock befoie the last gangplank was pulled to the pier and the btg liner which carried President Woodrow Wilson and the 1918 peace partS? to Brest cn route to Versailles slid out into the Hudson and headed down river for the open sea and England Shrill Salute Comes Trom River Craft as Vessel Starts Signal pennants flying front' her masts and rigging— in full dress to be nautical— the George Washington met a shrill salute from river craft as she bellowed a warning and backed Her sigJowly out Into midstream from nals drowned out the good-bye- s w of lined the ho the hundreds persons pier Through the lale afternoon haze the big ship smoke rolling from her two red white and blue funnels dropped down the river and was swallowed up in the smoke blanket before she had reached the Battery Aboard the ship befoie she sailed all was confusion Each arriving par-t- v was met bv a swaim of photogra-phe- is and reporters and friends and members of relatives of the Hie official party and the more than 300 other passengers Including the newspapermen en route to the par-leof whom there were a score or more Department of Justice Agent Guard Passagewiv and Doors Department of Justice agents guarded the passageways and doors to the cabins of the five major delegates but they were continually bethat ing importuned toin allowseethistheor deleto poison or party gates A few g lined entrance but most of them had to be content with a hurried greeting as Mr Stimson or Mr Morrow or one of the others Whichever one they were’ waiting to see hurried through a passageway on the w ay to the dinlhg salon or to the upper decks Among the v isitors w as Major Genet al Hanson B Ely in command of this district who paid his respects to Mr Stimson and Mr Adams 1 here was no part of the ship set aside for the delegation but they were srattered throughout the lirst class section The two members of President Hoovers cabinet occupied what are known as the presidential suites on the main deck good-wi- l j I i t V 90-o- vs t esoe-rial- ly Auto Mechanic Faces Charge of Killing Three Md Jan 9 iP Washington automoand brother of Her- FFAT PLEASANT - Leioy Biady mechanic YOUNG for high place HEADS DELEGATES prac-ti-e- Prosecutor of Former Gitj Treasurer Pepin Search New for Witnesses zsS Name of iCoinmi'Moner of INluca- Judge W ill lain E Iee lion Refutes High Sehool Statements lo Senate for OKeh Inspector Sends Hoover -- Needs Employes of Defunct Bank to Testify Concerning Its Records Before self Bookkeepers and other former of the defunct National City bank will be subpoenaed to testify as state witnesses in the casS of embezzlement p gainst Robert N Young former city treasurer Tills was announced by District BOISE es Idaho UP) Them -- William E Lee nominated by President Hoover to be an interstate commerce commissioner expressed his pleasure at the nomination and said he would be glad to accept the place when it is confirmed by the senate Lee a member of the Idaho supreme court has lived In Boise during the seven yeais he has served on the supreme bench but prior to that made his home in Moscow to which city he came following graduation from law school In Washington His position on the supreme bench is the only public office he has held Attorney Ray Van Cott following adjournment of c&urtr by Judge Roger I McDonough until Monday morning at 10 o clock when the Young trial will be resumed A new twist was given to the trial Thursday when Judge McDonough sustained objertions of the defense to introduction of the bank s records in & "i L its transactions with Young who had a private account as well as an acBy IJ ARRY J BROWN count as treasurer of Salt Lake City Tribune Correspondent The court ruled that the state had WASHINGTON Jan 9— Presinot thoroughly authenticated the dent Hoover today sent to the senbank records failing to prove they ate the iioinlnaiion ol Judge William were true and accurate accounts of E Lee of the Idaho supreme court the transactions between the bank to be a member of the Interstate and Young commerce commission succeeding J Court Requires Testimony of B Campbell resigned Within an hour after the nominaPerson Making Records tion was received by the senate SenThe court held that the records ator Couzens cliairman of the InterAcetylene Explosion in could not be admissible without tesasked state commerce committee timony of person or persons who acSenator Thomas to have Lee present tually had something to do w 1th their Senate Philadelphia Wrecks befoie Ids committee so the Both Frank Pingree Republican’ Bee himself preparation members can look him over and deformer cashier and Walter G Oood-a- rt Building cide whether or not they are willing former assistant cashier failed ognilion of Independents to have him continued This is in to recall any employees of the bank accord with a practice that has deaccounts In the the who Advances ledger kept 9 Harmony PHILADELPHIA OP)— Jan since veloped on this committee bank which closed its doors eight Couzens became chainnan More than thirty persons were Inyears ago It is a bac’thanded slap at the pres- The district attorney upon obtainjured four seriously by four exploWASHINGTON Jail 9 OF) —Recaides his sent sions late today in the partly demoan (ContJnued on To ) ing adjournment ognition of the western Independents (Column Two ) lished Globe Theater building across and the "young guard” In the new (Continued on Pure TlirM ) from city hall (Column Four I senate Republican organization was The blasts which followed a small assured today and appeared to foreof are fire in the ruins the building cast a harmony meeting for the parbelieved to have been caused by a COLORADO conference tomorrow ty MAN There were rumblings of disconspark dropping Into an acetylene tank tent among some of the old guard Crowds of homeward-boun- d office against the appointAUTO Reoublicans and store workers scattered in all diments of Senators La Follette of Wisrections at the first blast but many consin and Thomas of Idaho to the were knocked to the ground by debris powerful f nance committee but the Special to Tbo Tribune GOES OVER forwhich was hurled high into the air BINGHAM — Mvron Green decision seemed to point the only Many windows in city hall and other way out of a threatened party dismerly of Salt Lake was killed here near-b- v buildings were shattered 1 hursday w hen a cage in the pute of proportions Senator Watson of Indiana the Subway guards at the Tmrteenth mine almost decapitated street station which was Jammed by Car Plunges 200 Feel Republican leader called a confer- him hour traffic rush had the ence for tomorrow for ratification Green was leaning over a shaft difficulty in restraining the crowds Some Vi lien Dm er Loses Conof the new organization worked out railing on the level when disto to the surface bv hi Senator regain of struck and sought Oregon McNary by the descending cage His cover what had caused the explosion committee on committees body was recovered on the 2400-fotrol on ley Highway as others tried to push down the steps level of the mine Senator Bingham of Connecticut of to avoid the rain 's one of those who opposed La debris Oreen was born at American Fork Btarted of on fire The the edge the GRAND JUNCTION Colo Jan 9 appointment to the finance but had lived in Salt Lake for s numand at He came to Bingham the committee the White traveled ber of year today called wreckage along fence surrounding the property Most (JP) — An icy road on the trail of the House He said the senate’s party In April to work in the mine of the fifty workmen fled when the Serpent Scenic highway three miles row was not the purpose of his call It Besides his widow and a child he fire started but there were a number west of here caused a car to plunge was believed he expressed his views is survived by the following brothof firemen and policemen Inside the however to Piesident Hoover ers and sisters- Erma Ivadell Milcjlff yesterday carryfence when the first blast occurred over a dred Jack and Beth Green and Mrs Most of them were injured ing Grant Owens 60 to his death Movie Hero Broke Saved Mrs Donna Tregaskis and his parPolice at first feared that several and seriously injuring Marion Sis-lents From his companion workmen had been buried in the by Loan Sisler lay in the wreckage of the ruins but a checkup was said to have Bill Proposes IS etc Ship car with his dead companion several accounted for them all 9 UP1)— Art LOS ANGELES Jan Ban in Mail Contracts the hours before his cries attracted Acord cowboy film actor who was orattention of George Edgerton a lum- dered to pay a $150 fine or serve 15 ber hauler who summoned aid Sis- davs in Jail for possession of liquor WASHINGTON Jan 9 UP) — An ler is expected to recover despite the found a friend today in Charles Malamendment to the merchant marine fact that he is suffering from expo- loy a bail bondsman and paid the act to prohibit the postmaster gensure in addition to a crushed shoul- fine eral from entering into mail conder and severe cuts and bruises Acord who was sentenced yestertracts with any concern operating or The Trail of the Serp-- nt is a steep day obi allied a stay of execution of associated with any foreign ships of road with hundreds winding sharp sentence until today on the plea that competing with American vessels was curves and it is believed the men lost le was “broke and friendless" Malintroduced today by Representative LOS ANGELES Jan 9 UP —Mex- control of the machine on the high- loy loaned him the money Davis Democrat Tennessee ican Consul F A Pesqueira tonight way coated with ice by recent storms Owens was a rancher in the Glade received a telegram from Pascual Ortiz Rubio informing him that Park district He is survived by his will return w idow and a son Mexico s president-eleto Mexico Immediately The message was the first direct Thousand Chinese Die word received here from Senor Ortiz Cold Snap Rubio announcing definitely that he During — has given up plans to visit the Pacific coast HANKOW Jan 9 UP —Upwards of "Due to the illness of my wife” 1000 persons are reported to have Senor Ortiz Rubios message said “I frozen to death within the past two am unable to visit your Important days In the tricities of Hankow WuPlease give ample excuses in chang and Hanyang Twenty ChiFIXING THE TAX LEVY city nese coolies were found dead in Hanmy name to all associations authoriEditor's note: This is the sixth of a series Of daily articles ties and persons who invited me to kow streets on the Utah taxation problem by a Tribune staff writer visit there Temperatures continue belrw zero "Pascual Ortiz Rubio” constituting the saveiest weather in December was budget month for all this area in 60 years subdivisions of Utah except the deterThousands of the ioor are suffer- schools which fix their budgets in figuring necessary being totax Senator Walsh Would levy mine the general property for ing hundreds of them homeless the has been There past Jqne required to raise $25 per capita of Tax Yellouslvne Citizens four or five weeks some talk about school population for the state disHusband's Long Silence th“ fixing of local tax levies Some-tunschool fund trict — 9 A (A') WASHINGTON Jan it is announced that the levy The county commissioners fix the Causes Wife to Sue has been more often that bill to permit Montana Wyoming lowered levy for the county City councils and It is unchanged and sometimes that commissions and town buaids fU the and Idaho to tax persons and piup-ert- y CHICAGO Jan 9 UP) —Mrs Anna the Increase will be oniy slight in the Yellowstone National park levies for their own Jurisdictions re-- p was introduced today by Senator Hudecek doesn t want husband who All such talk is premature theoting them to the county auditor so t won to talk filed suit she has Walsh Democrat Montana at least Two things are nec- in order that the county treasurer divorce Joseph She avers he hasn t reticallybefore be fixed may get them on the tax notices can a tax lew essary spoken a civil word or any other The authorities must know how much Local school levies arc actually kind to her In 12 years money wJl be re' 'red snd they fixed by the county commissioners of the prop- But supreme court decisions have must know the valuation erty on which the levy is to be made made the duties of the commission rest is purely ministerial —clerical if you The amount to that raise says- The budget has liK The school district boards of simple a’lthmettc how much dctzrmlrcd — or should determine — education determine Spec'sl to The Tribun asThe monev the schools will need the total money required The TOLEDO Ohio Jan 9 —Just canLs sessed valuation of the property board the sole Judge The county months Instead of sending him to passed through Chicago Its not a a be before the not must district determined commission propapply boast Its an achievement Thats a prison As Dew went downstairs from the erty Is averted and th assessments school levy sufficient to rat: z that big city Its grow ing by heaps and are equalized That will not be un- amount dock he cried “Thank you Mr mounds The ttnow was so deep til next July There Is a constitutional limit for Llovd George Three cheers for you'" todav the crooks could only hit a When a city or county official says the state levy There are statutory Tire former liberal premier maktall man To try and diminish courtas w same e to be Within the limits ill t' this for all other levies crowded the levy year ing a stieerh crime thy laid off six hundred last vears or less or more than last those limits the elective officials are room recalled that it was 33 years no tax money has cops Chicago since he had appeared for tire last years levy he means if he means supreme They are responsible to all their influential men are entime in that court to plead on behalf anything that he is basing bis esti- the people who e'ect th“m in gaged occupations At almost everv sess on of the legmates on last years assessed value of a prisoner Wlvt tbev got to do is to tax m-i 1 been islature there is much talk about ‘’The prisoner must have peihaps making allowance tor an exmurder— put Mich a stff tax on Rome legislators the said amid increase in or decrease Llovd ing tax Ipvii11 George pected notent” it that only the higher c’ s have cone to Ealt Lake determined to total laughter ‘because the July found gangsters can afford it Its the Tn- - stole leg1 Jature fires the s‘ate ‘cut the taxes in two" As a matter him not gull's Mv mind goes brek to r ifmff that makes any business tax levie- mak'tig the state board of fact the sute legislature ran do the dav s when I understood ’lie trepi-disreputable of Its minLs’er in doing no such thing The only lvy over dations and the nervousness of a Yours for Now the I realize the figurng U’uauy it means the which the legklature really has dl- young alvotate WILL ROGERS first time the anxieties of a young application of tle maximum levy alContlnuM on Pn Three lowed under tle constitut on the only (Coiuaio One J ‘YOUNG GUARD’ BLASTS INJURE OUT OF WEST WORKERS GAINS GROUND Pe Former S L Man Dies in Bingham Mine Accident DIES WHEN CLIFF 'r Illegal high school Inspector to the state board of education "If there Is anything illegal in the minutest way in regard to the manner in which the seminaries are operated the church will be very glad to cooperate with the state educational board in effecting a readjustment We had not the slightest Idea there was any objection to the seminaries by any person until tliA report of the Inspector submitted Wednesday Tribune’s I ull Report Wins Approval "The relationship between the L D 8 seminaries and the public school svstern ls extremely vital to the Interests of the state and the educational department of the church ls pleased that The Tribune has devoted space to the full reports In order that the public may obtain a thorough understanding of the problem ” Mr Merrill’s statement In regard to the report follow s "I have made a hurried reading of the report of the state high school inspector on the existing relationship between religious seminaries ana public high schools in the state of Utah To one who knows the real situation the question will arise was not the writer of ‘ the report straining at a gnat and swallowing a camel? How for example does the existence of a seminary near any high school add one penny to the cost Mexico’s Chief Forced to Forego Visit to Coast All Talk in Connection With Fixing Tax Levies Seems Rather Premature ct low-e- - el equai-zatio- n j long-await- ed reached So great were the differences at the end of the first day's proceedings as-t- o the advisability of voting an increase In duty that no one would hazard a guess as to how much of a majority would decide the Usue Harrison Withdraw Complaint Battle On Senator Harrison of Mississippi a Deniociatic member of the finance committee who had previously objected to consideration of the sugar schedule today withdrew his opposition on the condition that an amendment by him to retain the present rate of 1 78 cents a pound on Cuban raw sugar be made the pending question Chairman Smoot of the com mlttee agreed and the contest was on rate waa Increased to The 1 2 40 cents by the house and to 220 cents by The senate finance commit-te- e The world rate of 2 20 cents now in effect but which is rarely effective because most all Imports come from Cuba was raised to 3 cents In the house blU and to 2 75 In the finance committee Louisiana Democrat PAT HARRISON ANSWERS SMOOT ON DAM NAME Ululnt SufvffoeU “Homer” Dixie Man BecomniemI “Hooter-Jolinson- nt HOOVER NAMES Urge House Rates The only set speech of the day wa4 delivered by Senator Ransdell Democrat Louisiana who advocated adop tlon of the house rates as an aid to th( cane producers in his stale Interruption however developed that Senator Smoot would contend for the smaller increases proposed by his committee and that fkmatoC Borah of Idaho a leader of the Republican Independents favored at bounty to continental producers In the absence of any concrete proof that an Increase would be beneficial to sugar beet growers so long as Phil ippine imports are not taxed Thw question of Philippine inde pendenre came up on several occasions Senator Borah chairman of the foreign relations committee in reply to a statement by Sen a to Broussard Democrat Louisiana that full relief for domestic sugar pro not be forthcoming un ducers less the United States either freed the or Philippines taxed her Imports said as a practical proposition he saw lit tie chance of either of these steps be ing taken Borah Declares Island Sugar Real Menace Senator Ransdell said he did not fear the Philippine Imports nearly so much as he did those from Cuba because he believed production in the Pacific Islands had about reached its peak Borah disagreed on this point declaring he saw no reason why the Philippines could not Increase pro duct Ion materially "They have the labor and the soil and all they need ls the market” he THREE ENVOYS President Nominate baador Am and Also Two i New Ministers Thre ” 200-fo- ot Jail By D HAROLD OLIVER WASHINGTON Jan 9 (JP)— The senate debate on the sugar tariff opened today with a blast that swept four divergent viewpoints into the controversy at the outset and promised to carry It onward for several days before a decision is ' 1600-fo- er tsisaa "Hie ediuattonal department rhurch has no desire to violate the law and never has violated any law Intentionally nor evaded one ill regai d to its seminary system" declared Joseph F Merrill commissioner of education for the church In answer to a report made Wednesday by I L Williamson state Two WASHINGTON Jan 9 (JP)— FurIn the American diplomatic corps In Europe were formally announced today at the White House w ith the submission of three nomlna lions to the senate Senator Frederic M Sackett of Kentucky was named ambassador to Oermany succeeding Jacob Oould Schurmann resigned Gilbert Baker Stockton of Florida was appointed minister to Austria and Abraham C was Ratsheskv of Massachusetts nominated as minister to CzechO' Slovakia Subsequently the state department announced the retirement from the diplomatic corps of the present minister to Austria Albert Henry Wash-buof Massachusetts and the present minister to Czecho-SlovakLewis Einstein of New York Ssekett Nomination Get Prompt Confirmation tt Prompt confirmation of the Sack-enomination was given by the senate but the others were referred to the foreign relations committee in tiie usual course After they have been confirmed the ministers will confer- - with state department officials before leaving for their posts Another change in the diplomatic service also was announced at the White House Warren Delano Robbins being relieved of duty as minister to San Salvadore and assigned as director of ceremonies at the White House He takes over the work heretofore performed by James C Dunn chief of the protocol division of the state department Announcement Make No Mention of Robbins’ fenccessor Tiie White House announcement made no mention of a successor to Robbins and merely said that Dunn would perform other Important work No' cause in the state department for the change was assigned ther changes m WASHINGTON Jan 9 JP) —Commenting to the senate on the bill of Benator SmoA Utah to name the gigantic Boulder canyon dam the “Hoover dam" Senator Harrison Democrat Mississippi today suggested that "I am sure if this be left to this senate or to the people of California the right name will be the Johnson dam ” Senator Harrison drew chuckles from tlie senate membership when he asked why Senator Smoot had not proposed to name the dam the dam 8enator Johnson Republican California sponsored the legislation authorizing the dam name "Maybe the reason he didn’t n dam ” Senait the tor Harrison said answering his own question ls because the senator from California did everv thing for it and the piesident did nothing” Senator Smoot said "I know what th“ senator from Mississippi is after —he Just wants to get a poke at the president " Benator Norris Republican Nebraska caused Sinoot to Join in a general round of laughter when he suggested that fimoot was guilty of conspiracy with Harrison to "poke the president’’ bv Introducing the bill to change the name of Boulder dam Senator Johnson said he would be “delighted to call this the Hoover dam the Smoot dam or any other that might be applied appellation to It " "I am interested only in building the dam under the terms of the bill passed here" he added Hoover-Johnso- ‘ Aguinaldo Once Famous Rebel Sick in Hospital MANILA Jan 9 IP — General who once led a Fmilio Agumaldo Filipino Insurrection against United States authmlty permitted himself to be moved today from his home to the Philippine geneial hospital where he is to receive treatment tor acute nephritis He has been 111 for several davs Phvslclans said his condition vas not critical but that he had shon no visible improvement la said Nevada’s Colorado Latln-Amer-ic- River Negotiator Breaks Leg on Ice RENO Nev Jan 9 UP— Nevada Colorado river commissioner George W Malone who has been handling the Boulder dam negotiations for this state broke his right leg while skat- ing on the ice here on the Trucke river last night shattering it so badly that a silver plate had to b used In setting the bone He will be confined to the hospital for eight or ten davs As the conference of California Arizona and Nevada on FRANKFORT Ky Jan 9 OP) — the Boulder matter has been set for John M Rohsion representative from January 20 at Phoenix Anz Malon from his bed in the hospital teletiie Fleventh Kentucky congressionwas appointed United phoned this morning to Governor al district States senator todav bv Governor Phillips of Arizona asking him to Sampson succeeding Frederic M hold tiie conference at Reno Instead of Phoenix Sackett resigned te I - Commerce Expert Explains His Part in Sugar Tariff Problem WASHINGTON NPj— A Jail sugar expert of the commerce department testified to the senate lobby committee today that Walter Newton one of the president s secretaries had asked him to work out a sliding scale of sugar duties for the pending tariff bill R L Purdon the expert was questioned In regard to the use of his name In a "highly confidential" memorandum sent last May from William H Baldwin New York publicity man to Junior Owens secrePress Service's General tary of the American Bottlers of CarUnder Beverages Manager Operation bonated The memorandum linld Puidon NEW YORK Jan 9 (T) — Kent "had been asked by the White House Coopr penral manager of the As- and Senator Smoot to work out a a minor practical sliding scale" and added sociated PTes operation In a New York hospital to- that ' his name must not be mendav The ooeretion was satisfactory tioned in connection ith the followsrd Mr Cooper was resting comfort- ing information which lie has given " Purdou testified that Newton had ably tonight und-iwe- nt When Smoot Ip Amendment Opinion Differ So Widely That Expert Balk at Making Vote Prediction L D 8 (Column Ob- Manner Utah-Delawa- re - 1‘ut of (Continued on Withdraw i jection ft edn ic M'Sat hell of Kentucky now emoy to German) Committee Asks Thai Can- Merrill Denies Intentional Himdidate Present Operation’ of Seminaries pt i Harri-oi- SENATE AITKOVKS- - of Slate Secretary L Stiinson uho Henry beads nai y parley 7 30 PAGES— FIVE CENTS Four-Cornere- Former Premier Tries Hand as Judge in Court of Barrister Days will rogers Wales Jan 9(Ti — CARNARVON Former Premier David Lloyd George apiieared in a new role here today when he took his seat for the first time on the magistrate’s bench as chairman of the Carnarvon county q mrtrr sessions In the courthouse d v here nealry 40 years ago h as a solicitor The first prisoner with whom he dra’t left tne d ck railing for three r leers for Llovd George because of tne merciful wav he had been treat- Hit piisoier was foimupl Dew charged with s'ealing Llovd George bound a wheelbarrow hm over m 21 19:10 H 2ir $5 25 Sugar Tariff Debate GETS CALL ON SCHOOL- - HEAD Begins in Senate With Battle d I C C PLACE RAPS REPORT Judge Wilt lam I Lee of I J a ho II o o v e r’s HUNT ANTARY Ji $nc IDAHO M A NIL DS CHURCH ON COMMISSION choice J es bile man Brady was charged with murder today in the death of Mrs Naomi Hall Brady wife of Herman and her younger brother and sister in a bomb explosion here New Year’s day n ltd Inc American Naval Arms W Local Settlement Prices asked him to attempt to work out a had preflidlng scale and that hewere transpared five or six which mitted to Chairman Smoot of tha senate finance committee through the White House The witness denied however that tliers was anything in the memoranit dum that was confidential saying consisted of a discussion of tlie slid-ing scrip JJTAH is noted for the sup e r i o r of its quality canned fruits and vegetables |