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Show 4 and Utalr-Snn- day 3 unsettled; beaming cloudy. wanner Sunday. Year Fifty-fir- st Monday -- UJ ) ftV Vjl UJ SI t i fl K 'TrTf H A AV iCl 1 1 W Wl H V XTfY , If tetttr.i Carta efts n the news ef the tfay ts to fauri, ! V4 4 U U 1JV J In tfca - OGDEN CITY. UTAH. SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 17, 1921. i I I f No.' 97 m ra niTn rp nj rai fni II 11111 Vv i tff' (i ) .i- m V -- ATSJT RTI IMllTiP ir!i if T I i . II ;. U II J .!'.:. fJM LAST EDITION . J s actio. winU4 I M fiU r . I .M 1 tt P. M. If t U t fiTVPM 'PTiWT HP WAV PR IVATEHILLS : FFIGER UPO! IKER'S ORDER ES Wi lill . P ' -- , ydffli 40 CENTS, LA FOLLETTE SPEAKER Pothier -- , GIVES BUCK m I MOTIVE IS Scheme to Make Death Seem Accidental Care- conHcioas" fund of his own fully Worked Out today in a dollar remitted by - -- an unidentified person in Pasa-den- t, Calif., who wrote that it represented an amount of which Mr. Harding was "rob-Iwd- " twenty years ago. Forty million dollars of five Is There LASS W Declares Senator federal land bank bonds will be rj?r cent, twenty-yea- r Iron Grip Upon U. S. offered for subscription at par Monday through 1000 in"About twenty years ago,' Government Department of Argiculture vestment bankers over the Country, it was announced tothe letter Raid," the writer Fearful of Pranks Movement Indorses Latest thJ April , Mellon. also obtainThe bonds will be night Secretary by 'robbed i U'ASTTlX'flTOK.' April 16. In you of 40 cents worth Cause Weather con-Death U. of S. Farmers of cession j able from federal land banks and farm loan associations. of property. Please accept enfirst week of thextra ' the emergency, and gress ths house passedsenate closed for amount and interest, Suffering . discusser! The bonds will be redeemable, Mr. Mellon said, at the tariff bill while the aud let the writer remain unthe Colombian treaty under agreement ADVISES LEVEIr HEADS of the issuing bank at any time after ten years from option to vote Wednesday. Leaders declared' -MONEY LOSS HUGE known." 7 -it would be ratified by a half a dozen date the of issue, The president said he would votes. n Titflfl . TJr Ttonlorrl iPraoavit w OI com- iuv.wi lack MvuxuijfU yuuu by somewhat, "The Delayed supreme court of the United States has firmly es- Husband, Wife, Mother and keep the dollar as a fund simmiftoa the bis legislative To ilar to that carried by the treasTry Quack tablished the federal land banks," Secretary Mellon said. program will be taken up with xl rush Two Girls Killed on One Nostrums next week with the immigration bill ury department for remittance 'In view of the satisfactory financial condition of the banks having right of way in the. house.. Plantation from conscience stricken the The Knox peace resolution, and the of the bonds issued these considof the government. banks from WALLACE. HENRY exemption C By by emergency tariff are, awaiting ' senate. the eration by torm CHICAGO. April II. Snow Secretary of Agriculture. and municipal and local taxation, and with The Knox measure is to fce taKen up. Some oeoDlft seem to think that the. federal, st?te In that and many place gales relations. farmer should not concern himself th every adequate rej Wednesday by the foreign back of these bonds they should reported security to bo th worst In the history; -' an immodiate havfor committee with plans With of matters that, marketing ' ' of Jocal weather burea.u wept an nrra All tiwuw prove an attractive security to investors." mg. iruuucea aoutiuaii.iy, lie ..v. report. be to Ogden Wears is bill turn his croD3 and his livestock over The emergency tariff Mountains to the 1 " ; - j I - J . ; i de-fraud- I ers 1 1 5 1 . 1 1 1 1 : ! : -i A. -- j ! - TACOMA. Wash.. Arri! 1C. Roland P. Pothier. charged with slaytr.r MaAlexandei Cionkhtte at Camp Lew. jor Is October. Itlf. confess?! to federal authorities that he was ordered by his superior officer. Captain Robert Rosenbluth. to biingut a loaded gun and -- get? Cronkhite. it was announced today by Prosecutor J. W. Eelden, who disclosed five alleged confeaslons made by Pothier. "I Joined Major Cronkhite n the maneuver grounds at Camp Lewis." the alleged confession of Pothier, made in Jail at Providence, It. I., oa March 2 4, last, reads, "and when about two feet behind Ltm i loaded my revoirr .. . 1 H. lTi9 w K IV.... v, n ..I. inn; vuii.n. 4r liiruj Utl jthe open field and a the major waa (turning around In my direction I rired my iiecond shot at the major hitting jhim in the right breart.' KTORY OF 8IIOOTING. A description of the events lesdinr up to the shooting are given In the purported confeaon, Mr. Selden sail. After explaining that Captain Rosenbluth first approached him four days before the shootlr.r Pothltrs .statement. sas: "On the next day or the day there-afts- r I again met Captain Ro&enblutl.. m If.I remembered what atia n hf id to rr- the other rdght about firing a pl'tol. I answered. "Ves, lie asked m If I l.d Any idn what jten ill was ror and I answered '.No.' V then said 'I ar.t to xct Major Cro I sked Mm what he meant and jhlte. he whl .'I watiV to VUl Lltu.WAVT MAJOR KIIJ.ED. "I !;!jr wj,?it his reasons were for wsntir.r re to Kill the major and Jd llecau.s W ftSDt to get him he out of the way. Th alleged confessien then ?.:te. as given out by Mr. Selden. that Itcf-bluth told Pothier precisely what" he was to do and promised hlti protection and then "P.psenbluth said Be sure that you hit hlrn In a frood ptsee mo he won't have a chance to say. anything P.oen-blutadvised rr.e. I asked Rosenbluth whtvf I la do after I shot Cronkhite aJ.d sis ,e uM You never mind. I will be somewhere arourd. and when I see him fall 1 will run up and grab Mm. Thrn 1 wjj; Mm dawr yell fur a doctor and-ge- t there and we will r;r Atut it jt;t a If he shot hlmfef. If there s v anv question asked I will tell them hi shot himself accidentally I was to say nothing. Itoeenbluth told me." AIT 131 THE SHOOTING. Everything happened as scheduled. Pothier stated In his alleged ronfetsiou and Major Cronkhite was shot in tho right breast. After the shooting Pothier descritx-the scenes Bs follows: "As Cronkhite fell I heard another hot from behind and Captain Lluth r4me rushing up on lh ncrner He picked up Cronkhite and dracrcH his body so that It lay In a petition parallel with the rcs.d. Roftenbluth then drew his pistol from It's holder and abot a hoi through a. tobacco cn and said: "'Do not forget about this IkIhc t.vrnr! practice and that the shot himself aceldentally. if any ttettlors are asked about this let rr.c do the talking and you keep still "Captain Iloyenbluth then looke--l oVer .Major Cronkhite and rail: I think ho Is drad. 11VE CONFESSION S. Prosecutor ftelden said he ha five rate statements alleged to !,a made by Pothier and turned mrr to Mm by federal authorities. la some details. Tie lc.ard of inquiry at Camp Lewis, which investigated the death of Majur Cronkhite derided that h was ViijeX by a bullet rrom his own pUUol. Pothier and ItosenMuth have bee turned over to Mr. Feldn for prosecution but he l.cn not yet file stati charges Against them. "Despite the allegrd confessions i am stl:l somewhat In the Mr. Sclden said today, -- cr,d 1 dodark," not know how to procstL" ritOSECLTOn PUZXLED. Mr. Selden raid that th alief ed con. fesslons were In th, form cf sworr, rtaterr.ents, "There is no hint of s motive as to why Rcwvnbluth m..uv' i , ors-anbeatio- MYSTERY UASHIXOTOX, April 10.If resident Harding 8tarted a mm WASHINGTON April 6. SI Blames Captain Eosenbluth for Murder of Cronkhite ; blOil Forty Millions in Farm 11 ank Bonds on Market TH ROUGH PLATE Knox Peace and r Tariff, : Columbia Treaty Upon. Immediate Calendar TIP 1 irom tne Hocky ' taken up Monday by the senate finance to the nearest buyer and be thankful oday, S3000 committee which will begin limited for whateverhe' may receive, Hail road and wire traffic vreer Inter. our to food The proand thouaandf obligation get in Tuesday. T" bearings many place rupted "Y 1, aed After passing the immigration bill ducts .to th consumer with the least His 5 n dollam t!amao done to. proierty nH 'of XVCSUlt Ol the house wilt begin work on the army possible waste and at the least .posbB iVS i 4 1 E L sible costxonsisrent with fairness to all and navy bills, The wort yrinK stonn in its hi. The senate judiciary committee will who handle them Is Just as sacred as , rwept Chlcujro. cauIufi Injuries to "jlory Ireland may bo the nnly counis the obligation to produce those crops and nieet Monday for lflA-organization perwon and considerably prop many" I in where shamrocks gross but try, nla.ee of the first th mipstion flfty-inll- o ran. anow, icrty iI.im8.A one plsr-t- where they Ogden he is . function the It of allies:' to loans the department obstrurt ? rain combine! and ,8'co't Iq HEBE-a fancv. r bring agricul-houprice. to an of the promote agriculture The senate was in session only traffic and in wnis pUcr to Wt: wax nvvle hrrtrer.t This that-thture of nation an may off the ' house. had pedpie the and - , him wh-!t today wire. ttre;1 "ritrnit;"e- for be fed and clothed. There Js just as i"m:i:zTNG. day..-- , iio.ow Jrlth relief in. ucden rniounet4 nuich - reason r v liy the ... department LA FOLLICTTf; SlJiLVJiS.""--- ! th-- t r wrc frrctlnsr tclow 10 the tsr-la- y raid rape campaign conin ine a3sist 16. Theisnouiu aeveop iarmer, WASHINGTON, April In strLtes. The all ducted tonlifht forecast vrrl day Saturday brought of , marketing his crops people mg, methods . great issue before the American In IJPO0. utorra is expected to diminish late to- as that tt should assist. him ' today is control of their own govern- efficiently Mrs. A. Matron j morrow. had Mary in his production. increasing I ment. Senator LaFollette of Wisconsin, wa women of of tho blltzard the and wont The charge ie.ir girls, , SOLVK to the ,VLIi PKOHLE3IS. declared. in an. address tonight re portal from Wisconsin th'rt a foot! J20 In all. who buttonholed Og' A era A founders of the "Peoples legislative The department should Inquire into T?1 "Will cittxens on the street and , Dirrtln of Prince of Monaco mow fell In Milwauke and vicinity. I den aw,vxv, Service." all nrnbi, wliloh hf.tr tho diairlhn. -""D., Vtxa.u w.a,wormed a coin or two out of them !A mighty lower has builded ' so tion of farm, products not alone their In return for a "shamrock" which H. W. on of mow was to for Enter forced ue Currents ploughs Employ Autnoritjr strongly, yet 30 insidious and far physical handling, both on the farm if the wearer were that signified winter. tlm first this the of Oceans Swanson in' its Influence,' he said, and, on .'the'' way to market,, but the waa not he reaching, Irinh, drsiroua of recame of From Nebraska report "that men are gravely inquiring storaget of surplus crops in times of in distress Erin. lieving Itailsnow and (rcnraHy cold weather. we may have enough at Dsn F. Feery .la chairman of whether its grip on government and plenty-thanald to b road and wire traffic wt-rthe16. Parole! 16 NEW in times of scarcity, the YORK. AI business can be broken. SALT fair LARK. Prince Ocden campaign. He .ild prices April April Tfn to fourton disrupted. ,,., Vricht mi responsible for iionuro arrives toaay aboara, 'partially tits "Again and again it has ' proved unancing 01 sucn crops in oraer inac rrom tne siAie pennmiiary mia ureii nri-o.1.. tHir. npv., the supply may be made continuously; ' R. A. Bock, former mayOroj:; the steamer France. He will Ko to the Timwmtnni Idea. enough to nominate the candidate for ,7... ArJr,Z 00 both parties. It has dominated the or- available at a fair price, and the ef-- ; Salt Lake and confessed embezzler Washington to receive the Alexander , a8 0J Tro ,"ntv Tho Ansiz geld medal, tho highest rcco?. ganization: of legislative bodies and of ficlency and fairness with which these j oi lz,v)Q of the city's onfunds. unanimous nition of the National Academy ofiT , the committees which frame legislation crops are handled all the way from clemency was extended i ?X "al the farm to the consumer. vcte of the state board of pardons aft- - Science, awarded him for his marine'.10 ' a i51 nflni Z and in the policies of administrations The department does not send" men er thirty minute's consideration at ! researches. ' to k.x lnch'Si rcportedfive In addition to the Affasslz he leam. P anow and has been clearly seen in the ap- to 'ulow the fields or breed and feed meetlntr today. ot . in moat hcciior.s OI UlC P. a IP t ntl ihii nnnn k Ttork Vofnro i.i or Aihn,,rh the animals harvest the ,.nrMi It and officers of crops. prosecuting pointment WIRES BLOWN DOW:. tries to make available the most ad- made good his promise to pitch the medal by the NaUonal Geographic selections of judges." vanced knowledge concerning such Society. Mlwiouri and northeaM ARMY OF LOBBYISTS. opening baseball game for the prison Northwest Prince Albert, who i.i 73 yearn old, Kansas sent word of the worst vprinx in order that the farmer may team during the afternoon and up-- , Declaring 'that never before had his farming methods. So in peared in baseball uniform at the , has devoted all of his life to the study snowstorm on record. Many electric Washington "attracted so menacing an improve case the NEW YORK. April 16. Samof j of the rea. coniwiren wore blown down and diroasi of marketing it is not the bus- game. was army lobbyists seeking unjust Bock uel Gompers. president of tho paroled under the super-- ! ' Speaking of his study of ocean cur-l- o is cessions to' special interests," he iness of the department to organize and trees gardena IrUt great, of rents he . referred to drifting but it is prop- vision. of W. II. Swanson, manager Federation of Labor, . Th irtrm thmurh' ' 'Mlrhl. American named nineteen "great combinations marketing associations, .. rrt . - mines! .Pnt' owl hall l 'n.V.I.V nave- tutvn uunu to Its business O leave available make Mrs. the and Gertrude thr.1 ai of financial power which maintain ac- erly lnrni ifr.t irequni i ' wilV be em ployed Intervals since the war ended. Tho most reliable The can information mayor whose it obtain parole. in engagement was tive organizations Washington." !o.r. be- - mine whleh eome time aeo ounk a . , ... opby Mr. Swanson and also he w last announced concerning the organization and t...i, night, were marThe organizations mentioned were eration . . . . , . ., treasurer and of w come ,, . . the off i , the associations! such Cuban ried hrre today In of manager sailing ship coast, he wt hotel. iv. the United States Chamber of ComEdwards-Warde- n Motor. Parts com- -, said, evidently drifted out of the Fnir- ... . . , The ceremony was performed INFORMATION NEKDED. 14 merce; National Association of Manuu'iK,,,K Inches of snow. pany. a position he held befo re hei lish channel. by Supreme Court Justice Robert to fourteen facturers; National Association of Meat These marketing organizations need was to sent tne he said had F. Wagner. Only a few clos perforwarded prison. prlnco local A statement from the weather Packers; National Coal association; information with' regard to market his ocean current observation to thi bureau friends of the bride and sonal HISTORY OF CASE were Wholesale Coal Dealers association; conditions. In the case', of perishable said Indications were In attendance. governments interested in mcr that thelonljrht bridegroom National Petroleum association; Na- products, such as fruits and vegetables On Nov. 28. 1820. Bock had been various west of central the fruit crop cnant snipping so that they might had been There were bridal giients at was tional Waterpower association; Nation- they; need daily Information" from the given an Indeterminate sentence tal- warn It destroyed wherever ship against potable danger In in the breakfast immediately after th storm. al Lumber Manufacturers' association; principal market in order to know lowing admission of his defacatlon, floating of the path mines. ceremony. National Association for Protection of how freely to ship so that there may which was made when a special audit HARD FRUIT "I he believe." lin. a added, "that 00 disto of books be an adequate supply evenly distribthe city's American lilghts in Mexico; Lumberbrought light have .been sunk by mine, Michigan fruit growers, the statemen's Bureau; American Beet Sugar uted instead of gluts in some markets crepancies and manipulation of the many ships ment said, hud a chance of saving a association: American Cane Sugar, as and scarcity in others, aubmarlne victim '"ude Subse-j110- 1 w7s as part of their crop but little hope was reis auditor. Information with city serving also; needed, United Manu Statea sociation; Sugar out for adjacent istates. The 1110 111c held, less MUL'iit to iu uuiiiiuisaiuii the Sard ui crime facturers' association; Hardware Man-- 1 perishable products, was more destructive to the wind of leave absence a high j GERMA1HT ufacturers' association; National Can- - even with regard to such, products as Bockwe ras IS SILENT low temperature, it vat . fruit than-thnt pantedas an auditor in tu . CTZZlZ ners association; National Association 'wheat an wool, which are recognized and said, the gale blowing bloaaoma from commodities having a market that service ot the Red Cross. On his re of Real Estate Boards:. American Rail - as world-wide tho trees. and bring American turn he ran for rdayor and was electway association; Association of Rail- Is into competition with the far- ed. It was shortly after he began FTUIVK OF STORM. way Security Holders, and the Associa- farmers mers who are producing these pro- 'acting 'as the city's chief executive BERLIN. April 16. The Deutsch tion of Railway Executives. one woman received a In Chlcaro NEW YORK. April II. W. E. ducts in the southern hemisphere and that the defalcations were discovered. Allgemelne Zeltung today advltv the concussion of the INTOLERABLE SITUATION. was brain when she veteran Johnson. ''Pussyfoot" public not to expect information on hurled by the gale across Michigan 3HKES RESTITUTION . To meet "this intolerable situation." In Europe and. in AsiJL. declared "dry" the campaigner, MUST STUDY COSTS. reparations question until parlla- iavenu and throuirh the window of a the senate urged support of the "Peo At that time he declared he had inbefore raJlmg for England today that In its studies of the marketing of tended to put back the money he had The Zeitung Am Mlttag says ples Legislative Service," comprising were there three "wet" In .E sputa representatives of labor organizations, farm crops the department should stolen but was unable to find a meth- derstands the govemmeTt Uut llz"?g,a9 fnJ?lber mUcle. the United Slatej New York. so od for without detect progressive farm organizations and make thorougk .inquiry into the costs doing being wreited Chicago and Baltimore, and that offices of a neutral power jlUr,. ST?0; leaders of liberal opinion, the prime of. marketing at every stage from the ed. Before going to prison he made the New rm York was the "welteet." rxf.w nit to the reparations proposals ma object of which he said was to keep time the crops leave the farm until restitution of tho sum embezzled., (United Btates unar.e. AfKan he RalJ. "you drinkers "But." wire. jonea for the latter, opinion' ,in watch on and analyze legislation with they reach the consumer. It should Bock's application for parole 'was as me had better " drink while the drinkZ ; A r 1 consist of ni"" kl1 a publicity division to inform the peo- turn on the light. If there are points scheduled to come before the board at offer proposals partly on the la good for It win not last ing b.? flyIn to assume d. bv some Hmb.cr, Germany was withits month but. meeting last ple. long- Tho world wiij KO dry bealong the way at which there iaf un- drawn Potter plantation near lied debts to the United States Player, a to the session. 00 I die and within three years prior 1920 jast necessary waste that should be made fore ElrI' Injured, STOCKHOLM. ''rtjualy April The On former 2S, known. are men If Aug. the there Mayoi United the tbo along Statea will be bone only !,ur,v'' DAKOTA ADVERTISES Morgenbladet today denies Bwe5cnilns a plea of guilty to forg- Is Involved way who are taking too much toll for Bockonentered street rood Ninth the dry." in Along leading the mediation proposed 23 counts and misappropriation service they render, that also ery ITS SALE OF BONDS the 00 between Germany !ast from Texarkana. the densely of public funds on 45 counts, the aJ oT a neutral power should be made known. semacres wooueu war on Statee It the United and today reparations. A plentiful supply of food at prices leged embezzlements totaling $12,000. blance of a battle field after a heavy RED COURT ORDERS . 00 Mrs. Bock. Franklin are which Christenson, to Just and both 16. CHICAGO, April artillery fire. Appealing to DEATH OF 72 REBELS h;vwfd?lrrd tb d"alh ot Cronkhit; Elmer I. SENATOR ASKS VOTE is vital to our producer national wel W. T. Edwards, the Rev.Mrs. the people. North Dakota will insti- consumer SEYirVTY-ITVKILLED. Goshen, Ralph Outhtfc, Frank tute starting tomorrow with advertis- fare and it is a proper function of gov- Womack, "Pothier also gives as Mi only reasr C- IRISH FOR REBELS J. 1C. Sevenand MEMPHIS. ernment to can do it. Tnru. It Henager insure to for what April qthe. Cronhite that h was obey. ing in Sunday papers a campaign to STOCKHOLM. April 1C. A r.olu-tlonar- r Ing killing At this particular time prices, of citizens spoke before the board today ty-five persons reported dead, sevthe order market its three million dollar bond of a commanding off!In of in behalf the Smolensk has pro- rer This Is a weak and property hundred applicant. cjurt eral all farm produots are not Injured issue, which was authorized by the practically and It ihouM WASHINGTON. April 16. Senator damage roughly estimated In the mil- nounced sentence on JJ0 peanants ac- be cleared up beforeDoint It was at 10:30 o'clock when Gov. state legislature nearly two years ago onW far below the actual cost of pro- ernor state a charges are of cused . an In Norris, upmember announced of Nebraska, of of the lions was the toll that the committee of 100 which a series of tornahaving participated filed." but which has lain inactivs pending duction, but are relatively far below board Mabey, to has decreed that, the former advices of other basic commodities. does which broke late yesterday In rising, according determination of its constitutionality the prices ROSENHLVTlf AnrtESTED, was to be paroled. the Irish situation, today Investigated were sentenced to death Introduced northeast Texas and swept Prices of many of the larger farm mayor news eastward by the courts. Ni:w YOHK. April !C Iler-- r a -resolution of The ImBock's imprtron-Georglwaa proposing endorsement b today oyer sections of five states lnto!una tf0 10 loc irm ci norparole The decision to advertise and mar- crops are well below the pre-wformer captain cf englnefr. carried to the former city congress of Irish Nationalist aspiraWire reports were meagre . me.nt; ket the bonds was reached at a con- mal, while almost Jione of them 'are mediately in s r ,.r,trr'.on accused ttuds t y Its,one a official tions and of the the protest against alleged due to Interrupted communications. reports say .hat strograd ference here this- week, by Governor above it. At the sfme time the basic ants andby Bock receivedprison attendland P. offiri'T. PotfcW to federmJ British the forces In Ireit with in- atrocities of were JUI enter into practic- tense fitting iTacoms. of having crdred him "t Arkansas with fifty persons reported orkmen d fon!?a Frazier, William Lemke, attorney gen- commodities which described which as there been land, viohas fierce In that ,hfre gratification. In Ilemnsteaxl Hn,1 mim.p rn.m. the fanners buy. are eral and F. W. Cathro. manager and ally everything Alesander Cronkhite. was' "rt . Major ... lation of the Hague convention. The triti.i CONDUCT MODEL rieartemt unffered of ilv director general of the Bank of North from 50 to :i 00 per cent, and more, the iff. In the Civtc club hrre Marxh arrested to the resolution to went e, Coromur.irt the relaWarden pre-wAccording James above foreign normals. dictatcrehip. it. on a charge of m.;rder. Dakota. In Alabama th. number of dead wsjaaln"; Bock was to be released from tions committee without discussion 00- LOOK FOR RELIEF. rsliied lo UiV rtosenbljttr arre-it00 prison after formal procedure resix In Mississippi. In. Ten- DEERE IMPLEMENTS and Texas tr.fiae support r'.UI FARMERS ;WILL HEAR : In such a situation it i nnt utranee the veraj and weat-thto cases such had been carried SUM PROVIDED FOR lating lie-lino were fatalities N". Warnessee friend. helix that Including reported. farmers should look for relief out. The warden awaited official nowere still searching and CoJoiiei H. II. Ivrhmars. hank-- ' SMOOT'S TAX PLANS wherever, they think it can be found. tification TEN CUT CENT PER burg tonight parties from th governor to reHORN BIG RIVER DAM the storm area. ers. They expressed confidence la h Nor is it strange that thousands of lease the prisoner, after which the them should be willing and ready to warden said he would instruct his DEATH LIST FIFTT. WASHINGTON. The atcuretl man's apf arert'v frank. IS. ImApril III April IS. Followiar WASHINGTON, April 16. Consid- adopt drastic measures to correct a deputy warden, A. Stout, to storm out broke In Fmlth the rOUKC The of carry apparently mediate ll&o.OOO on eration of a committee report recom- condition which, is , so grossly unjust the governor's istalement expenditure in and the :n.i qf 1 the rnen steel reduction of price w no a rr t red In hi request. of a diversion dam across county, Texas, swept sections of Good. made ty the United K;atf construction s cor teel mending repeal of the excess Tpro fits and which is causing widespread hardPrison officials said that Bock's the Big Horn river In the Crow In- Gregg, Case and Bowla counties and tax and imposing a tax on corpora- ship and suffering. March 21 cr. I.s.f'' o hon-Tand company today re e poration, Deere conduct was model in all respect. Notdian reservation. Montana, was au- parsed into Miller and Hempstead announced was tvhfch tions was postponed today by the a furnished r ',!- -. reduction ten cent of But the more critical the situation withstanding his position per before com- thorized today by the adoption of a counties. Arkansas, where th reported In the prices of plows, cultivators, Culonel Ihm.m and TAV n Frank. American Farm Bureau federation the greater the need for keeping a ing to the he had not held resolution which to the house dead list tonight had reached fifty. Six spreaders, dic harrows, mm pl.ir.ters. conference to hear a speech Monday level head. We are in competition himself aloofprison, At.ni:i.s ix urmr n from the other prison- - The money. Senatorgoes i ,,,, Senator of the seven persons killed in Texas Walh. Al-ilant- ; e , : . j , . . Mm . e mm mayor , , i f . n.oforl nI LnVC - 1 1 . - ' ' -- .. tit -- mm - n. ' : ; Shamrock; LAKE: CARLO mmmmmi-- . ic - i - cor-.ttrue- ; h t i . - ' i i I "tftg-da- y ."Mlw" ."ft?rm .Z?V, i . x ! I ur Samuel Gompers Takes Widow As Blushing Bride - ns op-eratid- ' . 1 1 1 w M " r,u "... 1 1 .. t Neu-schel- er. m-Vo- Pussyfoot Tells Drinkers Thejd Better Get Busy j;1 - e Pr-, ! , -- I . nta"nu ! ib-jwe- nt pIe - al-iwe- ' ; The--va- ry 1 11 .ro - , l. r " be-s- ka Even-'sixyar0- ,d I . , ' 1 E - . todaf-Kcventy-tw- - J , - . -- JUf-enblut- h. a, ar - o '- - i- . De-vin- ar , . y ef -- 1". ; 1. I ..- - by fbQ. the sales Smoot, Republican, Utah, ' tax- - (CouUnucd on race Two - (Continued on Pace Two.) Democrat, Montann, e!d. wss provided jn nltZ last Indian lOiprojprUUon tfU. - hay loaders and mowers, sulky rakeg irr-ti- n (Continued ou Paxe Twoj u - rAn seeders, dollar imple-Uient- agreed a. tCcntin u-- 3 cm Pn Tn ci 1 |