Ogden Standard-Examiner (Newspaper) - April 17, 1921, Ogden, Utah and Monday cloudy becoming unsettled Fifty-first 97 n th of In OGDEN CITY UTAH SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 1921 LAST P M Tariff Knox Peace and Columbia Treaty Upon Immediate Calendar LA FOLLETTE SPEAKER Senator Declares There Is Iron Grip Upon U S Government Department of April the week of the extra session or the house passed the Indorses Latest Movement of U S Farmers HEADS 10 vote Wednesday Leaders declared be ratified by a half a dozen voles Belayed by lack o com p organization the big legislative program will be taken up rush next week with tho immigration having of way in the house i The Knox peace resolution the emergency awaiting by the senate The Knox measure is to be taken up Wednesday by the foreign Time To Try Quack i HENRY C j Secretary of Agriculture j Some people seem to think that the relations farmer should not himself committee with plans for an Immediate matters of report produced abundantly he The emergency tariff is to be turn his crops ana his livestock over taken up Monday by the senate the nearest buyer and be thankful committee which will limited Cor whatever receive hearings Tuesday The obligation to our food passing the immigration ducts to the the least WASHINGTON April million dollars or five per cent twenty-year federal bonds be offered for subscription at Monday through in- vestment bankers ever the was announced Secretary Mellon The also wilt be able banks loan associations be Mellon said at the option of the issuing bank at any lime after from the date The supreme court of the land Secretary Mellon said In view of condition of the banks the exemption of the bonds from federal arid municipal and local taxation and with th every adequate security back prove an attractive Pranks of April Weather and Suffering MONEY LOSS HUGHE Husband Wife and Two One Plantation i expected to consider the question of the first place loans to the It is the department The senate was in- session only an of hour today and the an j be fed and There LA WASHINGTON April should farmer issue before tho American people i his Crops today is control of their own efficiently as that it Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin founders of the Peoples Service iall problems the A mighty power has builded of their strongly yet so insidious and physical handling both oh the reaching in its he said on to market I that men are gravely inquiring storage of crops in times of whether its prip on government and i plenty that we enough at business can be broken fair in times of scarcity the as Increases his AMI j CHICAGO April storms and that reported to be weather area Railroad and to and crops v storm r WASHINGTON April President Harding started a fund of his own today in a dollar remitted by an unidentified person in Calif who that it represented an amount of Harding was bed twenty years the robbed you of 40 f worth en- closed for aia bunt and interest and let the writer remain un- known The would keep the dollar as a fund ilar to that or remittance Pothier Blames Captain of MOTIVE IS MYSTERY Scheme to Make Death Seem Accidental fully Worked Out TACOMA April P Pothier charged with slaying Ct at Camp I confessed to federal I authorities that he was by his superior Captain Robert Rosenbluth grun and was announced today toy disclosed Jive made by Pothier v oh tbc maneuver grounds at Camp made in March 24 last two I loaded ray Shamrock Twith three shells I shot I the open rw turning around direction my second the major STORY OF SHOOTING A description of the events leading shooting are given the purported confession Mr Selden said After explaining him four days j statement j On the next day day I after I again met Captain Rosen land he asked me remembered what he said to me about pistol I answered He asked If I The B fii I expected morrow day o A n A in he him had Snter Employ W H E of oh Currents of Oceans worst of charge of -120 in- all den reported fell in I company them use for in a the From reports of snow and generally cold weather and wire said to be and again it has proved financing of such crops in order that from the penitentiary has been of arrived today aboard enough to nominate the candidate for i the supply may bo made K A Bock both parties It has dominated the available at price and the Salt Lake and confessed embezzler of legislative bodies which oi of the city's funds Tne the committees which frame legislation crops handled all the way clemency on unanimous Jis influence has been felt in cabinets the farm to the consumer vote of the state board of and in of administrations The department docs not and has been clearly seen and feed meeting today pointment of prosecuting officers and j the animals or harvest the crops selections of judges -Washington to Alexander Agassiz geld the highest of the National Academy of Science awarded him for his marine In the Agassiz he Although paroled before noon ed that he was to be awarded a gold Y- j 11 YOKK April disrupted fourteen I j the western tion of the were er thirty consideration at a to make available made good his promise to pitch the medal by the National Geographic knowledge concerning such opening baseball for Society in the farmei So in as twenty degrees above zero All April records were broken in the that began arid swept Des Moines reported five to six inches of snow in most the state j WIKES Northwest northeast before had I in the team during the afternoon and Prince Albert 73 years old the worst Spring attracted so menacing improve his farming methods So in in uniform at the all of his life to the snowstorm v nf 01 unjust case ot marketing it is the of the department to organize ame of the Many electric j wires were blown down damage associations but it is oC financial power which maintain erly its business make available the in most reliable information it can obtain were tlie United States Chamber of Com- National Association of National Association of Meat i -n izat ion and op- f such associations Bock was paroled under the Speaking study of ocean trees and gardens is great vision of W H manager of j rents to drifting mines the American theatre who signed the which have been found at frequent parole The be intervals since the war ended The by Mr Swanson and also be- mine which some time ago come manager the sailing ship off the Cuban coast he Motor Parts com- said evidently drifted the These marketing organizations need Packers National Coal 1 information with regard to Wholesale Coal Dealers association In the case of perishable National Petroleum association j products such as fruits and vegetables tional Waterpower association they need daily from the pany a he held before was sent to prison al Lumber Manufacturers National Association for Protection of American Rights in Mexico men's American Beet Sugar principal markets in- order to know how freely to ship so that there may be an adequate supply evenly instead of gluts in some markets American Cane Sugar scarcity in others United States Sugar Information is with re- association Hardware to the less perishable products association National even to such products as ners association National and wool which are recognized of Heal Estate Boards American commodities having a market teat way association Association of way Security Holders and the tion of Railway Executives INTOLERABLE SITUATION To meet this intolerable situation the senate urged support of the ducts in the southern and and in MUST STUDY COSTS HISTORY OF CASE On Nov 26 1820 had been given an indeterminate sentence a lowing admission his which was made when a special audit The swept carrying a great hail storm that was most severe hear Detroit Railroad reported blocked in the which was digging twelve inches said he had forwarded v local weather i current indications 7 the fruit t the if the not Irish desirous of re- F Seery is of the He said Gus Wright was responsible for idea Takes Widow As Blushing Bride NEW YORK April president the American Federation of Labor and Mrs Gertrude Gleaves scheler whose engagement night were ried here today in a hotel The performed by Supreme Court Robert F Only friends of the bride and bridegroom were in attendance bridal the of the city's books brought to light dis- Bock i was serving as city j that a of ihp many ships have been sunk by mines ui us the war as during it This not include submarine victims HTT Michigan the ceremony to the commission of the crime Bock was granted -a leave of absence IS ples Legislative comprising representatives of labor organizations -In its studies of the marketing of farm crops the department should progressive farm organizations and i make thorough inquiry into the costs leaders of liberal opinion the prime j of marketing at every stage from the object of which he said was to keep watch on and analyze legislation with n publicity division to inform the ple DAKOTA ADVERTISES ITS SALE OF BONDS CHICAGO April to the people North Dakota will tute tomorrow with ing in Sunday papers a campaign to market its three million dollar bond issue which was authorized by the state legislature nearly two years ago but which has lain inactive pending determination of its constitutionality by the courts The decision to advertise and ket tho bonds was reached at a time the crops leave the farm until they reach the consumer It turn on the light If there are points along the way at un- necessary waste be- made known If there are men along the way who are too much toll for the service they render that also should be made known A plentiful supply of food prices which are just to both producer and consumer is vital to fare and it is a proper function of to do what it can to insure it At this particular time prices of practically all farm are not far below the actual cost of duction but are relatively far below the prices of other basic commodities Prices of many of the larger farm crops are well the mal while almost jione of and went as an auditor service ot the Cross On his turn he ran for mayor and was ed It was he began acting the executive that the MAKES At that time in- tended to back the stolen but od for doing so without ABOUT REPARATIONS ment said had a chance ol a part of their crop was A forr adjacent high wind was fruit tharu the low it was said the gale blossoms from the trees OF STORM BERLIN April In Chicago one woman received a Allgemeine advises public riot to information on the until ment has reached a decision concussion she the Michigan through the of- a Drinkers They'd E Pussyfoot v veteran ed Bock's Before going to prison he made of the sum embezzled application tor IS parole was to to United opinion I lower hats arid other miscellaneous articles sailing streets wrested scheduled before board at i its last month but was in Arkansas s and somp tn al Potter plantation Player a drawn j list prior to the M n i six-year-old girl seriously injured be- Dn AUK 23 1920 former Bock of Sy to S- denies Sweden the ery on 23 counts arid misappropriation of public 45 counts the embezzlements Mrs Franklin -ae enes ween T is involved street road or a neutral power between Germany the United Wl A it I- -j il ference here week bv At the time j Frazier William Lemke attorney eral and F Cathro manager and director general of the Bank of North FARMERS WILL HEAR TAX PLANS j commodities which enter ally everything farmers are from 50 to 100 pec cent and more above LOOK FOR WASHINGTON April of a committee report mending repeal of the tax and imposing a tax on tions was postponed today by the American Farm Bureau federation conference to hear a speech Monday Senator Republican Utah fM the sales tax In such a situation it is not strange farmers look for relief wherever they think can be found Nor is it strange them should be willing and ready adopt drastic measures to correct a condition which is so unjust and which is causing widespread ship and suffering the more critical the situation the greater the need for -a level head We are in competition on Pose Twoi T Rev Elmer L SENATOR ASKS VOTE FOR IRISH REBELS Goshen Ralph airs J C- Henager and i citizens spoke before It o'clock when ernor the April of Nebraska the Irish parole was by the tiong against the land described as In to the foreign Wl board has decreed -1.00 which investigated mayor was paroled The news of Bock mediately carried official by the prison ants and Bock received it with -in- gratification CONDUCT According to Warden De- vine to be released from prison after lating to such cases out The warden no- lease the after warden said he would deputy warden A the governor's request Prison officials conduct was model in withstanding position ing to prison he had himself Continued on Tivo east from the today blance of field a heavy artillery j April eral hundred injured property damage the ii campaigner declared before for were three wet spots in United York Chicago and and New wettest V better ing good for last world dry the United States be dry DEATH The by Mr Selden was to-do and promised protection and v said that you hit he won't chance bluth I asked Rosenbluth what I was to do after I shot Cronkhite said You never I will be somewhere around him will run upland grab him Then I will yell for a doctor him there and we will go if just as if he shot If there arc any questions asked 1 will them shot himself I was to say nothing told me SHOOTING Everything happened as alleged confession and was the After the r shooting Pothier describes the As Cronkhite fell I heard another from behind and rushing up on the He picked and dragged his position parallel with the Rosenbluth then drew his it's holster and through a and not forget about this being shot accidentally If Questions are asked let me do the talking and Captain then looked over Major Cronkhite and T think he is has five i statements alleged to have 7 been made turned over to him by These vary which of by a bullet pistol Po thier and have beeS I Despite am still Selden said not how Mr that fessions were in the of Why April court sentence joying participated of of of participated in toJ today swept were death terms over were due to persons the congress sitting tioris that April on dam across in by Texas amities still and DEERE as his commanding be state charges -1 federal officials iS ordered hi 23 to era
