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   Sioux City Journal, The (Newspaper) - November 5, 1923, Sioux City, Iowa                                THE WEATHER SUGGEST PLANS FOR RELIEF OF WHEAT GROWER MONDAY NOVEMBER Problems Solution Lie Along Two Say Federal IDy tha Associated and marketing methods must b if ther Is to be an adequat solution of the wheat In th Opinion of tho war finance corpor Cation investigators who recent the wheat areas at th of President In word report to tho president Made tho two corpor ation directors sold that not there be an Improved marked but that steps should b to adjust American production times of world overproduction f tho Eugene Meyers and Frank hav talked over their findings with Mr and Its has been that after further conferences Interests concerned tho pro advanced In tho report may form the basis of a definite policy of Whether leg will bo ready for presenta tion at tho opening of tho next con remains Urge Rational The reports warned too much sympathy and work ing out thn problem and urged main of a thoroughly attitude in efforts to alleviate dis It added that countless means of attaining tho end long sought were laid before tho two officials in var ious but most of then vere rejected its cures likely to prove more damaging than tho We feel as a result of our the Report continued that tho solu tion of the wheat problem lies along two lines the adjustment ol reduction to American If thn World market IB oversupplied from other producing countries at lower prices than are satisfactory to the American producer under the develop ment of an improved marketing sys such as we believe can be brought about by the organization of the producers of tho country for the purpose of marketing their wheat under the cooperative marketing BO completely upon the uncertain functioning of tho speculative contract It is relatively easy to detect the proposals of who seek to ex agricultural distress for their own political But it is far more difficult vtb deal with tho pro of and honest minded people who seek to solve problems by short cuts which are unsound and arc bound to bo in t Their report declared that the higher brackets of tho federal Income surtaxes should be reduced and the privilege of issuing secur More Important Among the plans for solving the wheat problem given the two officials these were set out in the report aa the Vnore important An Increase in tho wheat Government purchase of he so culled surplus with the view of ex porting it to foreign Distribution of which was stated was a profit made by the grain corporation during Its ox Modification of the present Im migration laws so as to provide for the selective admission of a larger supply of Organization and development of wheat marketing as I The report discussed various pro but went into more detail with Respect to cooperative declaring In conclusion that even where sentiment exists for the pur chase of the or for price fix ing there was seneral admission that a plan orderly market ing Is an and fundamental factor in arriving at a In the view of the two officials it pro the only method by which tho producer can avoid to any extent re liance upon the speculator whom the as the keyman In the Industry fit Discussing the depression among flip wheat the report the local tax was one the chief causes of complaint because It added materially to production The scarcity and cost of labor were cited as fundamental freight charges developed Continued on YOUNG WATCHMAN SHOT AND KILLED BY A BURGLAR to The an 18year old wan shot and instantly killed and Stem his was shot through the arm by a burglar and his young girl companion early this Lehman and patrolling their district in a ob served tho man and girl tampering with a lock on a knitting leaped out of the car and Both fired at him and who was following him It has not been determined Whether the shota fired by the man or girl kilted A neighbor awakened by the saw tho murderers run to a aide bechon a waiting driven by a and The man and through the and their legs were still waving aa the car whizzed away at Yesterdays S S 3 10 4 11 B 12 noon C 1 P The maximum temperature yester day was S decrees and the temperature 31 Tho sun rises today at and will so at THE Fair Mon dny and slightly warme South Dakota Fair Monday and Tuesday somewhat warmer Monday Nebraska Fair Monday and Tues day slightly NEWS SUMMARY Investigators suggest plan wheat Page 1 Navy airmen shatter more speet records terrific pace Pago 1 Tomorrows interest In byelections centers In Pago 1 Kuklux klan turns Its guns on Un Page 1 Expert inquiry Into reparations may Pago 1 men of cost think Ford real Iaga 6 French scores Page 1 planning to kick over German Pago 1 Cockburn may be tried this week sheriff brings him Pago 2 SOUTH State highway engineer quits his lob to go into Pago Railway brotherhoods ask Bryan Pago Women voters league plans educa tional campaign to hold meet Pago 2 SPORTS Chicago eleven Is eliminated from Big Ten title Page Vets eleven another game Sunday defeats Pago teams top list Cornell and Pago Drake leads Missouri Valloy confer ence teams no Pago to meet Carter in 10round bout on Page minus cripples follow ing game with Page LOCAL noted bird and passes Pago Pastor derides spirit mediums and believers In ghost Pago Competition of churches says speaker at cornerstone Pago violators not worthy ol speaker Pago Flro attacks two theaters lives of many placed In Page Sponge squad must break make says Pago circus ready to open curtain Ises tonight on first Pago Police believo was victim 3f Joker may release Pago Uneven market for plain good hold Pago Wheat prices may unless exports Pago BANDIT GANG CARTS CASES WHISKY to Tho bandit gang of 10 or 15 took of the Wakem and Mo 4aughlln warehouse at 225 East street early Sunday morning and after terrorizing a motored away with more than 800 cares of The bandits spent ive hours in tho whisky on motor Early estimates ol ho loss range around Ten ago tho samo warehouse was obbed and worth of It was at this morning when lie robbers took possession of The Harry was held under lis captors seemed to know all he routine of his Ho was marched to tho boxes for his regular ulls and warned that ho would bo If he failed to pull correctly or ried to attract Dohorty says ho saw 10 or a dozen mon at work wheeling barrels and ases out of the So far 3 can bo chocked up the loss in udes anywhere 300 to 400 ases of mostly nd from to Anun number of barrels wero Tho managers of the ware ouse said tho liquor belonged to private Passes 70th Wedding Anniversary and George of this Just passed their 70th wedding Tho aged 91 nd did not celebrate he occasion on account of poor In addition to five ley have 11 and nine ALIENS WANT IN JAM ELLIS ISLAND Special to Tho New Kills Island jammed and more than Immigrants afloat on steamers In Now Tork one thn most serious in immigration his tory today faces New York So important is th present situation that Secretary o Labor Davis came from Washington today and following conference with Immigration Con Curran stated ho hoped devolve come plan to relieve the sit Thero nra Immigrants facing deportation of them from th British Isles and It Is hardly that any movement can be under taken to extend the which is now exhausted for tho on tire fiscal There are now GO Russians in addition to aliens from Portugal and Turkey waiting on Ellis Island which la now housing nearly Commissioner Curran is understood to be prepared to admit aliens now quartered on Ellis These aro admissible as they coma from countries whoso quotas aro not ex It was Tho White Star and Cunard linen persist In bringing aliens from coun tries whoso quotas are exhausted 1 was related on Ellis and some steps are under way to remedy this condition These lines this week brought most of the British grants Into New York bay and of of these companies aro making special efforts to land these passen Commissioner Curran is adhering to his policy of requiring tho steamship companies to aliens aboard their thereby preventing hardships and overcrowding HOT CONTEST IN KENTUCKY Democrats Hope to Re gain Control of State Hy Grafton Dispatch to Tho ical leaders of both big parties arc manifesting only passive Interest In tho which occur next There aro only a few na tional contests of at Parti leaders admit that it a long stretch of the imagination to get anything out of Tuesdays results which could be regarded an a serious indication of the tho national political wind is In the main state contests note In tho coming although thero is to bo United States sen itor elected and 10 members of the louse of representatives will be Tho senatorial contest is in an interesting feature of the contest thero being that tho dem Park Is a cousin of President Even the democrats ore not holding out hope for tho of Representative Porter republican being prac ically Inasmuch as Ver mont never has been in the habit of tho minority party eaders can see nothing In the wind now to change the states Interest Centers In The outstanding gubernatorial fight of tho election Is In a con est In which President de fined to tako although impor to do so by party The itato administration is republican and who Is not a candidate Is a popular figure n national republican His candidate and that of tho party for governor Is Charles attorney general in the Morrow Morrow a close f the President Harding and he ind his friends are anxious not to lave the administration repudiated y a democratic although uch consummations are not mon in The democratic nominee governor is Represent ative William who has fig ured prominently In congress hero for The democrats hope to control of the state Ion with the view to regaining at he next election a senatorial sent away when Senator was two years Maryland offers an interesting Aged Nebraska Man Killed by a Train Ber was struck Instantly Hied here late today by u passenger as it approached a The ged man was hard of hearing and it U believed that ho failed to hear the whistle on tho train New Serum Cures I Hardened Arteries City Tribune ky claims to have found serum Won cures u is sported that U produces immediate took the center of the stago In he recent White Mouse conference n law disclosing his pen antagonism to the prohibition program of the federal Is having a hard Ho has pealed to tho wot forces of the His republican opponent is Alex ander alao The Issue of the campaign have revolved almost entirely around the record of the of state af Both are for modification of the Such an expression by Maryland would not prove a Hen Elections There wHl be municipal elections in Con and and a guber fight in Maine has a special referendum on a 48 hour week for women and and Virginia elects a senate and house of delegates and all county In Illinois Interest attaches to the Chicago Judicial election and a con gressional contest In the Fourth dis where a successor to tlw late John is to be There are some who regard the for the assembly in New as affording atest of Al Smiths Ho has had a di vided He wanta ona which Will support his Ha gained Continued on Pago POINCARE TAKES A SHOT AT GERMANY Reiterates Stand on Rep in Another Sunday r Premier speaking at tho unveiling of a monument to tho war dead at again defined hla posi tion as regards German He did not show the varia tion In his speech from hla previous ma ence to thn tho powers of refer limitation of t commission which has been of much argument during J In directly to tho when he said made it to leave no ambiguity st two or three never referred Al States except point on these Franco and and Interests of Whenever ho the word ca the premier always placed tho word present before Brazen The premier said tho experts com mission must not be permitted to be come tho indirect means of raising tho question of the amount of Ger manys nor must Franco bo despoiled of her guarantees prior to tho total payment of Bold would bo main within tho framework of tho treaty during and after tho work experts In his dalt with what he called brazen propaganda attempt to bring about pity by Issuing Illustrated leaflets showing sho had paid In cash and kind to an amount Qf gold Ho quoted the reparation putting tho amount paid a1 under gold 01 he had only ro net the ex penses of the army of occupation am With a seeming touch of scorn M dismissed tho British note with reference to an Independent Rhineland by remarking that he was to grasp tho reasoning of It which appeared to him contrary to the principles of the of tho Trying to Avoid We promised to protect the German constitution against tho Ger nor oven the unity of the LIGHT BRIGADE SOLE SURVIVOR 87 YEARS OLD Cedar believed to the vivor of light brigade by Tennyson In his famous cel birthday hero today and to a number of old friends ho re called some of the at October Mr Cutting wan near Lord Lu can when aide of Lor Raglan thn British rode up and handed Lord Lilian a note I WBR standing closo to Lord Lucan when ho rend tho Cutting but did not know what it con until a few minutes later whon the order was for the to advance rapidly to the front and prevent tho enemy from moving its Lord face became Seeing no attempt of enemy to move its artillery ha asked No Inn what It The captain pointed down tho valley to the Rus sian his horno and galloped to be seen Then that clarion com Forward tho light Cutting was asked to describe the battle and he declared It wai beyond wero swept away as it were knowing hearing nothing foiling nothing except the desire to reach the Everyone to pick a All I thought was to get was over before it had scarcely It hai been said In history that a third of tho brigade but thero was only and I was ono of Cutting sayn that Lord Raglan denied to Lord Lucan that he hac ever issued the order and tho two engaged in a hot word battlo for 1 Cutting camo to Iowa shortly after tho civil war and for 45 years was an employe of tho Rock Island railroad which recently retired him on a do not from observing one tho treaty they ho declared After tho usual Introduction re counting the part played inthe war by the troops of thla earn said It is now more than four years since Germany solemnly undertook at Versailles to repair the damage ahe She accepted the figure of her debt as determined by tho com mission on reparations and agreed to this commission an order for 100 gold marks as tho mini mum of her But once the signatures were given her only effort has boen to avoid While pretending to have made sacrifices the treaty and to have ald tho allies large Germany has found money for shameless propaganda In the AngloSaxon coun as is illustrated by leaflets dis showing cows and facing rows of bags of gold value These mysterious pictures wero In ended to prove that Germany had paid her creditors rold leaflets falsely added that Germany in addition offered to nay gold marks and con eluded can common sense demand more the premier contin the reparation committee exists nd Its conscientious Investigations showed tho total paid to the end of was gold of which was cosh for division among tho Franca had received in cash armistice deliveries and the value of the Sarre 300 gold from which must be deducted for the cost of occupation and advances so that here remained only a Wtk more ban Compare that with what we paid n tho During this all the French and foreigners visiting said has been astounded by he colossal expenditure for German in tho for the and workers Tho German state Continued on Page CALL CONFERENCE OF COLLEAGUES especial Dispatch to Thf of deos and Senator of leader ot he radical bloc In has re to Washington after a long rip One of the first acts probably will be th calling of a conference of hid radical to prepare a pro gram for the approaching session ol Some of his followers are already In the city ana others are to arrive within the next ew The probably will repeal of the railroad revision of the of curtailment of supreme courts and am nesty for all political Tho bloo undoubtedly will how it curl make the best we of the balance of power which Jt in both Much in 9alni on to whether President will In rite to the White for and II he whether wlU EXPERT INQUIRY PLAN MAY FAIL Against Limit on Reparations Parleys as Proposed by Hy tha attitude of tho The American govorn ment toward the position assumed by Premier In lite latest not of Instruction to Ambassador Jusen rand on tho questions of German rep occupation th and Interallied favorable to any Inquiry alon the linen Insisted tipon Franc Tho it can be stated on high enter tains tho greatest reluctance giving Its approval to any Inquiry the freedom of action of the experts acting wholly In an advisory capac la to bo limited or circumscribed an proposed by tho French govern It la also learned that Premier standi In tho attitude he has taken for the French govern and that he yields to the kind of Inquiry now favored by this country and tho other allied powers the whole project will Tho Bel gian which has been standing loyally by Franco all s now favor of such an inquiry and known to greatly worried by he threatened of the confer ence plan through the unyielding pos tion taken by To Premier statement ot ho French government as ict forth in his note of Instructions han not been com officially to Tho pros received at tho French hls and when decoded was lound to bn Identical with the tion of It printed this morning in u special cablegram from Am Jusserand will visit the state department tomorrow by and communicate Its contents to State department officials refused o comment for publication on the freneli note In advance of its official and hopes for an expert In luiry havo not been finally tho rigid adherence so ar of to the position he ms held for some At tha French embassy denial was to the report cabled from that Premier would glad If the Hughes proposal for an expert Inquiry wero At he embassy it was Mated that there s no such Intimation In the new note f Instruction from and hat French premier expressed nc uch sentiment In his recent con in Paris with Ambassador who to Washing on only from Officials 8tiU The French it was Insisted at the French em Is desirous of acting In tho direction of common and hope was expressed that might result from the negotiations Jusserand will tomorrow rate with Secretary From what was ascertained to as to the view of the American government It Is not only but most unlikely to as sent to any expert Inquiry on the basis proposed in the In The reaction of the Washi government will bo obtained by Jusserand and if as a result of the oral conversations be the ambassador and M well as with President whom the ambassador will 3all upon within a few Premier can be convinced of the wls lorn of giving full free lorn of in advisory capac ty in the proposed thre yet a chance it be held with American will not lend assent o or to one In which Interallied debts to the United we be MORE AERIAL SPEED MARKS ARE SMASHED Brow and Wil liams Sef Terrific Pace at Mil icl Flf W ft duel i won after b i and Harold today fought i tho air and Williams i had smashed worlds rmer pitcher on tho Now York captured tho rec ord of If miles an hour sot by Brow last Friday over n three kilo motor course lost it again to and recaptured It as dunk was settling unofficial which re mains to bo wan an average of miles an hour over a three kilometer how traveled funter than ever mortal man doing ono leg with tho wind at a rate of miles an Defies Williams twice escaped onco diving at moro than 250 miles an hour to within 10 feet of the Ills second escape the lost time ho flow tho whon ho darted straight through squad ron of five Martin bombers Just ar riving at tho field from A large crowd watched tha com raden their friendly war and nomo apprehensions were expressed lest tho bo parted If con tomorrow without time for their navy machines to bo thoroughly overhauled after tho to which they been subjected in tho post few Under a fair Indian Williams into IIH seat and In a few seconds was in tho Whon ho landed ho hud captured Brow Brow offered lations and then hopped Into his own Whon he It was Williams turn to tho con Thin did most I havo to take It away from you again he j GULF COAST LINE HURT Within a few hours of each others trains of the first from Boston nnd tho from were wrecked u few wost of thia City this In both the hoels of the tender left tho trucks derailing thn conches and in the cose of the first overturning the Corpus en of tho Houston wan probably Injured when he was crushed beneath the wreckage of the locomotive fireman on tho same received slight In Crann siUd that til train was traveling at 30 and 33 at tho time of tho Tho track torn up for a dia of nearly 400 Ths second wreck occurred about hrco miles east of The wheels of thn rear truck of tender eft tho tho locomotive and breaking looso from the rest f tho which was traveling None of the over Soft In CO Then ho Jumped into a bigger ship for an exhibition night over the from which ho too But the for anil thB He craned his neck tho cock looking at tho almost cloudless and then leaped to tho ground tearing off his uniform In short and with only a he climbed into his racer Away ho wont and ho camo down again ho won again Groat cried Well were having a lot of fun replied his as tho two clasped Ho climbed into another machine and sped away towards tho Bronx for his exhibition flight On his first Williams cov ered the course twelve time before he His average speed for ho total of kilometers was figured from his seventh eighth Brow contended himself with Just our for whero on some of his flights Williams had fied because he did not cross the Ino at Just tho right altitude or for omo other his on ho other displayed the great si He descended after Ho fourth flight because signal panels on the field advised he lad smashed the Williams took six flights on ant the roadbed wero given as tlm caURn of tho Close on Trail of Oregon Train Bandits who arc being sought in connection with the holding up of a Southern Pacific train and tho killing of four trainmen In the October nar rowly capturo eating breakfast at a ranch In region according to word brought Tho escaped Thn was picked up by an In Twenty men in three posses aro pursuing tho GUNS TRAINED ON UNDERWOOD Kiau Opposes Dixie Can Against Smith and his OMAHA POLICE ROUND UP 48 LAW VIOLATORS barged with violation of state nnd national prohibition laws were iij tho city Jail here early to as a result of a number of raids iy city and deputy The first place which was raided by netted tho enforcing 100 bottles of all of with the exception of two hol los was Suvon persons vero taken in thin were on gambling while thers wero charged with being and inmates of disorderly All wero later released on ond to appear In tho pollen court to Special to Thj Oklahoma oppo sition of the klan to tho nom of Under wood for tho presidency next year ifl In one tho principal klan organs ol tho New and Henry Sena tor Is man against whom tho bi guns of the masked organization are being Underwood spiked boom when ho turned on tho ku sayn tho klan Tho speech alienated 40 in and ruined him In own state Ho will probably get Ala Smiths two Romanized states after Ai la cast Into Opposition o As for Henry tho klan paper him out of tho tho reason being that Henry Ford re cently presented a specially built Lincoln automobile to an archbishop of tho Roman Catholic The name of tho prelate JH not Tho opposition to Smith la due to thn simple fact that the governor Is a member of tho Catholic William McAdoo Is the demo cratic says tho klan it is in neither klansman nor Tho solid it IB up behind McAdoo ho will bo the democratic nominee in But the election of adds the is very it the Catholics and of the who were formerly will return republican next they will bo afraid of a democrat and will want to the nation that tho klan killed the democratic Friendly to Senator of la also referred to in a friendly klan support In tho two lines given The Hulston paragraph appears to be a bid for Senator Hals ton to declare himself for or against the It Is Senator who sots most of the wood Is described tho Jug nnd Jesuit Tho Jug part of it being a reference to the fact THREE LOVERS MOVE TO KICK OVER REPUBLIC Monarchist Forces Said to Be Ready for a Drive By John City Tribune many tonight IB springing to with toover run tho republic and reestablish a From all parts of Germany tonight come reports of nationalist concentra ready tor Tho nationalist student organiza tions in ono of bis university disappeared Tho nationalist youth re mobilization orders laat Tho Stahlhelm throughout the nation have been ordered to pro ceed to prepared gathering where they will be given arms and At in southern 70 miles from a largo body of nationalist troops Their arms were in spected yesterday by By Larry Sioux City Tribuno monarchy ro turned to today for two hours when tho leading big Including and an equal number of Improvised national defense organ passed In review before Crown Prince Tho woo port of nn impos ing ceremony for war dead at for tho memory of wHom tho cornerstone of monument was Inld before the war witnessed the Crown Prince Rupprocht In a field marshals stood on tho re viewing stand and aa orders right were given by every commis Prince edged with a wavo of hlo field mar shals Besides Rupprecht thero Von now military dictator of Premier Von dozen princes Mm old It wan the first since the of 1919 that tho a member cfc tho old and equally signifi cant is the fact that tho exchanged saluta the ags anI with the colors ot organization In tho of tho republic woro Before tho procession started a solemn mass was celebrated In the filled with tho standards and banners of the old regime and old By John Sioux Tribuns and with out public announcement Chancellor has gotten rid of tho Tonight he rules Germany as how long ono care to Finding himself helplessly snowed under with both tho extreme party groups against and many of hla own party forcing him to rely on the Cath and peoples Chancellor hoa token the decision he cannot faco the with a new Ho han stripped him self of all and will go tho to recon struction or revolution even he doen not Continued on Pago ANNOUNCEMENT TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS About two ago the Sioux City Journal reduced its mail sub scription rate from to per In doing we anticipated reductions in These anticipated reductions have not come about on the Print news and other Important features pf a good newspaper have been increased to the It Is now Imperative that newspapers either reduce the quality ol their such an dropping out comics and refusing to buy world pr Increase their I The publishers of The knowing that the average cost of daily newspapers in the United States Ut approximately feel that they are still it decided bargain la making a rate of yw for the pally and a year for Dally and This rate becomes effective December Orders for renewals and new mall subscribers will be accented at present subscription prices of per year for the Bally per year for the Dally and to December for one yew ui Bo far oa tho German political leaders and German people the session has simply been post But Itin a postponement that will continue until tho German chan celler has again gotten the country Chancellor Stresemann feels that thero in only onu way to carry through and that IH by direct and drastic meas which parliament would only hamper by Injecting bitter party feuds Into the legislative action at a time When such fights would bo fatal to the Tho act which gave the cabinet unlimited has Into the and no attempt will bo mado to revive Tho chancellor know he would but he declared privately to n party of friends that ho had no need for a sufficient basis of legislation had been enacted under its authority to give him a ground work for all meas ures necessary In his forlorn hope to saw the the con to gather all their forces for ono grout effort towards a restoration of a feel the dawn of Continued on Pago EARLY DAY OIL MAGNATE DIES EV SAN CAJU San one of the picturesque fig ures ot the early oil days In Penn died bis home An intimate friend of Frick and Edgar he was one of the men who made possible the first oil wells at Oil and piped the first natural gas to The great the Thompson mills and others part ot the activities In which he was in He bought and expanded the Empire woolen mills at James He permanent home ut Lake many came to San BUgo 10 years built himself a winter home and made annual trip o Inspection to James On fast trip he was with He wan brought to Ban a week ago by his wife and He was torn in leaves wife son our if  

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