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Show WEATHER Utah Fair in 6outh;--cloud- y north portion tonight and nesday; cooler Wednesday. Flfty.flrst Year AVtSA In Wed- I I l'Wy.V IOSf jtKjtsiK ,SSJji. vr-Mo- a li rr. OGDEN CITY, UTAH TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 31, 1921. No. 161 I 3' LH3 0 cgi" T7F7T "jZ3 n r . Lieutenant "Stanley Amesi Cleared of All Blame for Fatal Fall . NEW . YORK, May 31. ' Jennings AS Bryan will vote in Florida in the future. While here today he announced that his actual residence in that state would .become his legal residence. He said: MORE CLOSE ESCAPES General Mitchell Says Accident Shows Need of Aviation Bureau I IROE if liLIL 1 REMARKABLE CAMERA STUDY OF THE HARDINGS PILOT OF PLANE CHESTER IB PlmP WIS) DEATH PLANE PROBE 1 CM i P. "M. 3 NEBRASKA FOR SOLID SOUTH LAST EDITION 4 MUMP BILL BRYAN QUITS IN .,' CASE I H.iniiiinniMii , - - -- , t mQ&mp "w1 v,., v J,.,' - v HAS BOTH HIS1 4 .."v '; ' ' " - r YES BLOWN OUT . 1 i "Mrs. Bryan's health is Buch that it is necessary for us to Alleged Slayer, Speechless; Since Arrest, Writes Answers to All Questions live in the south, and having lived in Miami for eight years Investi31. WASHINGTON, May we have chosen that city for gation by the inspector general of the- our permanent home. For some army of the airplane crash at 3Iortime I have been, politically gantown, Md., Saturday In which four! officers and an enlisted man in ine, speaking, in a state of suspendarmy and two civilians lost their lives ed animation, living in Florida, was ordered today by Secretary Weeks. but voting in Nebraska. Being as much interested as ever in Instructions transmitted by juajor directed eral March, chler or staff, the problems of government that every angle of the disaster he and desiring to make my re carefully reviewed. The rciort will maining years as valuable to form the basis for any further action which may be decided upon by the war my country as possible, I have; decided to transfer my citizendepartment. This investigation will be independship to Florida, and thus make ent of the action taken by the air service's board of inquiry which reportmy actual residence my legal ed today to Major General Menoher, residence also." ... the air service. This report DEFENSE GETS jBomb of 1600 Pounds Slip : From Device During Practice ! C"' BUSY ' '"2. $ f V ... - ' " Attorneys for Prisoner Try to Break Down Evidence of Prosecution j V " ,'-- , ;; - MAHY IT ' i ' Accident Takes Place at Proving Ground Near 1 KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Mnv 31. Fred Roberts, awaiting trial on a charge of first degree murder in connection with r Mhe death of Miss Florence Barton, 0 r on went In the stand the 'today of Denzel Chester, on trial Friends of the President and Mr 3. Harding say this i the best photograph of them taken since the charged with the murder. He declarwan Chester with him the night of mairgnralion. They call particular attention to Harding's characteristic smile. ed Snapped in New York. the tragedy: thAt neither of them had been near the scne of the tragedy, iand then said that repeated attempts nad been made by members of the Barton family to Induce him to a statement saying that Cheater sign was DVEHH E ED W the' man who had fired the shot that killed Miss Barton. Roberts said he was. offered a garage in any town he cared to locate ,in if he would eii?n such a statement "and more money -RESCUING I had ever seen' and- "release from all charges "pendinghim." These offers were made against to him a number of times, he said, while he was awaiting trial on a charge of highway DROWNING in St. Joseph. Mo. robbery Once he was taken to a dentist's of- -- WASHINGTON. Mir wn en- ran were, killed and-T-fhre sf. flcm and nine enlisted mtn wr injured in the explosion of a tomb today st ,the Aberdeen, Md.. army prT insr accordirs to prlvl rm- - ; l.p!d j . de-ifen- ARE .INJURED Aberdeen, Md. 1 ' d 1 se sro-jr-l- here reeire4 from Aber-deHe ports to thetoJy mtrA wr that three cfflcfrs rs4 been Imn n. der-ar- f chief of exonerated the pilot, Lieutenant Stanrtou!y, and rttht r.HjinQ eviley Ames, and said there was dence of defective design in the manone lil'td. chine. c;oiNr; t;i in riVNi The Inquiry by the Inspector general presumably will be of wider scope, of the however, and take cognizance de.. Jf rolrr rround tv.T take-- , statement made. by Captain Ut.lu mn Arp!r, hen .thting rt,2eet airrattaehe of the, French em-- , sn rJflcer ml the rrt-;bassy, who rode in the wrecked plane .ctfimda but ajj over thetotelephone As from Washington to Langley field, vav marnine eiartea ascend th who declined to "return in it, saying j Usmh fell from It fi!n!rci. down Th that he had noticed on the way 3tbr officerii who tr Ir.JurtsJ mtrm times of lack of balance and that the in m pinet ne m!J. ship was at timea out of control of two m . . Knj.m, its pilot. t 2 1 Jvl... 'rrt ir.t rcrrepona nt e e WASHINGTON, May 31. Lieuten.sheriff named Bush, then handcuffed Two Men Slashed in e men er kuia and Five Hundred Washinsrtonj ant Stanley Ames, pilot of the Curtiss-Eaglto the dentist and kept therf all afAffray near nrre oir.er o53Sere were rfyir.g army airplane that crashed with an ternoon, while Mill attempt was made t Farmers to Forced Flee During 31. C. 1U1U the j Paper Caplain Neb., May night Jowph and Morgantown, Md., Saturday Franoe to him statement a ;!t of Scrap that persuade sign ALLIANCE, England the r.5r.e which ws a Mnin bomber, a lose of seven lives, was exonerated Trouble Chester fired CO, y had died the for shot. Their Lives fatal Conbad both je blown out and h5 n of all blame for the accident In the ping Over When1 to KANSAS CITY. Mo., May 31. The a few minutes , to eald board of invest! be criUr&l yesterday formal report of the defense an in alibi developed sider Silesian Problem Itobert Jlerr. rinii.n eraptore. h4 T4tiTi nnVimlttpci tnrtav to Malor M. V' OH KEN BAT. Wis.. May St. All after he had jumped into a pool the trial of Denzel Chester, today WOODLAND. . Mty accused 11, Ms left lee blown off below Vjh field. at commandant office employes and strikeknee. Scanlon, polling the Flood of Miss of Barmurder Florence waters of the Coiumtia river of water to save a The bomb was td t have,the The accident, in" the opinion of the at breakers ton hed wetf near the northern employed the which here 75 2. of broke October Associat the dike 31. feet of night through I.tOO (By PARIS, May The officers, from w& ecru, were mills board of three army aviationm.wva pound. turned thi boy paper drowning. with six airplane away was miles last, com Chester that north of here testimony pd Pref?s lat tight, plttely wrecked. Germany Monday Was ausUlUieiy una umauic seen on a downtown street comer av morning when they sought to gain en to the rescue Vance wer spreading today after Prior payment of the one billion gold: oomore to trance due entirely to the storm Into which pleted mill the the. than 1.000 had becn at work flooded nearly S.C00 acres to ahaving by time the state alleges Miss on about as first due the depth cemarks payment from a while ran returning strikers the building' at f the Barton was airplane doing duty to picket ten mill,; wounded. No fret. loss of life eight fatally under the peace treaty reparations t .one-le- field, vireinia. to Washington. William Neville, who testified he according to Ixmls Allard. loral presU' ment sidewalk and physicians a warning suffered notes 20 given ait RECOGNITION NEAR, equivGerman when and treasury wreck the visited Ear-board of The dent ! makers' was union. an the paper automobile of mrea. the the teiJents mechanic at flooded to 890,000.000 gold marks were lIEXICANS BELIEVE men said to be strikers were said that the effect of plunging age vii chiefly to rop and w Dm took the testimony of persons nearby-The- alent and a friend of the Her two in commission municipal garage he e:i. an made a study of the wreckage handed to the reparations cool men water into while with an the in slashed, four saw on saaid mated at affray defendant, Chester from to rSfO.Ote. 1100,600 as it was. consider- by the special courier of the German Grand avenue at 28th street at about declared to be mill employes. and had it burned, At S o'clock today the water broke overheated condition caused MEXICO CITT. May 10 ASK FOH TltOOI'S. ed unsanitary. No part of the plane government who brought the notes two minutes before midnight on Octhrouch a cu.vert on the Northern Associated (By The from Berlin. was salvageable officers said. MADISON. Wis., May 3!. Rquet' heart failure. TreM). Developments in 2. Pacific tober railroad fill, further musing in Paris the arrived details The courier Sunday was made of Governor Blaine thli negotiations between It seemed probable that the resident spread f the flood. The culvert had Obreron and T. of the accident will never be known. night and delivered the wallet conthe sheriff George of KANSAS Fummerim. been 11 by CITT. Brown, blocked morning Den Mo., with up May handbags ajraJrtst American charge d'affaires relative to An examination of the personal ef taining the notes of the reparations zel Chester, charged with the rising waters during the murder county for immediate dispatch of the r.tght. the of the American fects of the victims showed six of the commission Monday afternoon. of Miss Florence Barton, who Neither town the of Woodland, stase memorandum a made a 6:20 few at p. ago ances seven watches had stopped days are nave have, to Germany reeched a Uge said department wnicn Is which en shot to a nor grown, high death, supposedly by the rail, her it ts freely gold a trn-,- n r ,B- rm., fixing the time of the crash, it first payment of 160,000,000 btr thst road track, whichground, predicted the of October 2, the last, night dike, parallels recotr.IUon of the preeeot Mexican was believed. ,. marks. in any danger. while motoring, near the city with appear of Crops 6:25. at The seventh watch stopped by the United States Js ItKACIIES DEAD CEXTFJl Howard Winter, her fiance, came Into wheat, oats and potatoes were de. government pOMSble within a short time. of views between Lon- court today prepared to testify In his from BoscobeU said he would get In Major T. C. Turner in charge of maThe and were Some sxroyea en. exchange cattle It is known that the mrr.orn4un rine corps aviation, it became known canrered. don and Paris regarding a meeting own behalf at his trial which has been touch with Brown county officials at ' the in narrow a once If conand had determine escape xht Is state in progress the last week. The water Is expected to spread ovr r!nltd ,by lh5 chr action of the allied supreme councU to today, torm storm which caused the wreck of the sider Jcn reachnecessary. has land Silesian Chester Jn to has tl. the not f the south of this question spoken since last oo-town aa the level of the water outside sonalpresident could ty his mere perEagle, as well as sendingB. S.a Fokker ed a sort of dead center." Mr. Lloyd fall when he made two unsuccessful Ulan by Wright, the break still Is several feet above the s!rnaure make plane, piloted by Captain British prime minister, is in- efforts to commit suicide in the BrokUnited States virtually assured, giving Brigadie George, meet prev- en Bow, Nebr.. Jail following toside. crashing down andMitchell that the that AMERICA DISPUTES premiers tending -- '" .- .assistant ious to the convocation of any expert ture after a sensational escape from oo General William WARNING IS C.IVirX. chief of armv aviation and Captain w OIL 'DUTCH VERDICT train near to Broken Bow. Silesian examine the mission Warning probgiven all in th dancer sons In time forpersons Ocker, his aide, some thrilling moArrangements were made for the them to ACTOR DROWNED IN ments. He was flying from Langley lem. escape shortly after the break at about Premier Briand handed the British defendant to write his replies to ques 'RESCUINa1 HEROINE Mav field to Boiling field and ran into the ambassador 11. I o'clock last night; and 1,000 men tions WASHINGTON, which must be note to here the a last read Exception United 11. CHICAGO. The jury. to the assertions of The. Netherlands May . outer edge or the storm, lie neaaeu repeating the French evening to ihurried u(the area to and flooding rendr argument today com-It any poisible aid. railwayonlabor board for the river, thinking to make the government that the United States en- States Hundreds of head upon the impossibility of the FIVE UNION BAKERS which decision the work pleted marine landing field at Quantico, Va. dwelling EIATTIE. Wash., May 11. J. A. tered Its proeest against the Dutch Oil will hand down tomorrow, cutting the of live stork were driven from the land taking effective action prepremiers STORY OF ADVENTURE. Clark, in oil DJambl the fields waters which too the lat were upon railroads-EventuallARRESTED IN STRIKE policv picture actor, wa to the examination of the quesy spreading dromnd motion wages of employes of 104 "When the storm hit me, I was fly- I vious In Green to of lake here Monday, the a effect About operation that hundred head of cattle policy, mil estabto tion new be rate the by the experts. in hie feet," he said. to is American 1,10 the were state a "reerue of taken be attempt to ing at about disby taken the from government flooded FRENCH HEAR BRIAND Isabelie Carpenter, his leading lady, was in a two-seplane with Lieuten in & new note which It was announced lished will apply to every road tn the trict today. CHICAGO. 31. Five May union Premier Briand Monday frankly bakers were arrested ant Sanderson as a passenger. When had been dispatched to The country. Orant Tlurke. ton of James A. Tlurke. as a part of a picture dram being of the slash t nioneer estimates Advance today when today we caught the direct blast of the wind (to!d the senate during consideration of striking employes firmer te Vs!rw. an. Wm. photographed fcy a fl!m producing be. ordered by the board place the fig large bakery Hague. oo our- - speed was cut to five miles an tnat part or tne Dudget recoveraDie company were said ofto ahave land, had from betni threatennr. inmnvhirii Hfwen ten and fifteen "rr!M a narrowth eecape almost before we knew what from Germany that he had not 'kept ed The acenario ca!ied for the rsr's-in- g n hour, and us water men hen m away who by took belief that their with ceneral the per cnt. we wera knocked down his promise to send troops into the places SHIP LEAVES FIRST f a cir,n had hit on g two prJn- wahou dike the Pumb wmhed More than 100.000 yesterday. nearer the lower figure,' awav a. the it will be Mies ' Cipsla. from 1.100 feet to about 400 in on Ruhr when he said he would,- - for he union bakers, said to have baked 85 rnV l he kjlw mhen Carpenter: v,mr PORT OF PETROGRAD than the higher. had to choose between keeping his per cent of Chicago's CUt wa M to Jlurk drop. The ship was out of control" w,tr r. difficulty, father and liurke C atlernpted whose would aubtract cut bread, ten cent A per v vm ii4in "The wind changed almost Instant- promise literally and keeping it in agreement expired at 4 o'clock r n.nu vwiy t was n of the Oregon InspectingCity, ecpea some 1100.000.000 from the nation's dike when the cross currents effect, with of the allies. were on strike today. ly and the resulting break came and was in drownLr.g with .him, -yesterII I G A. Letrla. May 11. a radio railway wage bUL He renewed the declaration he made day, and air pockets were terrible- It rain-aa The strike was called house. because the jdispatch from Moscow today esld the Tomorrow decision will h effec the pump cM.trlct in the chamber in reviewing the hised harder and the wind went down No. l. in which th aKers Diking rt n association r on insisted had 1. at months of fourteen lust tive Julv ben as port Petrograd we. came in sight of Quantico and of the London conference and the fhf tory are flood waters reductlon ln last spreading, include GAMBLERS IN WHEAT land If a of the vea first wages that Lcttiih ship, vet-K?uLnt lter the $100,000,600 Increase circled over the field' there the difficulties, in Upper Silesia. He from t,003 to 7,008 acres. The dike were agreement renewed. that eel. sailed from effect. port. wo took lyear a few minutes and sun came out la eleven miles long and showed how "the struggle for life "was NIPPED BY ADVANCE is three-fourt" made a landing." the allies a. of a farthei mile pulling little Inland from the After he had made his landing Ma- apart" and asserted that the situatanks or the Columbia, CHICAGO. Uey H Whet for Mar OO jor Turner found the propeller of hia tion must be faced in a practical way, common sense, and interests with plane badly split. delivery md a r.:ionl Mitchell reiterated the must be harmonized. MEXICO NOT General READY In a remit of ".e. swing prtce today statement that Saturday's acci-- , from short mrsd who had waned unNOT UNDER "ORDERS RULE til the tftt month In fuIHIIing the dent furnished an illustration ofaeroThe senators reminded premier the need for. centralized control of Utile Any sales executive knows full well the part played by adequate advertising in reaching and crefor sale and the the reparations commission wa nautics. Properly marked airways, that ran wp 12 t, cents a buhJ t market a not MHXICO hia under abide' knows state must CITT, He of May he mind in ating buying also the- importance of advertising in lightthe consumer. 11. tl as ectnrardl with Saturday "s landing fields, directional Dy ns aecision, orders; frequent communication lam doe not constitute H.Colshey. a menace to finish. which was disappointwith planes in the wireless demands the ening upon to France, but through the efforts buyer's pocketbook. Mexico, declared Antonio jpoto y the air and hourly weather reports are- ing Kxcept la the May del'very rf of M. Dubois. French Without advertising,' therefore, both his interests and those of his customers would. suffer. Gams, FoclaJUt leader, in the chara what. member of the the outstanding needs, he asserted. prices aithrturh firm. ke; t ter cf deputies ImI erenlng. the figures were greater w'.thin moderate i:rr.' only be obtained, he said commission, They can all l!v:re receipt with lm Advertising, sales to the staff, information not gives the "Mexico advance than Bolfor regardotherwise they aviation under a single public would have been. prepared r i n here tody. of kiode g cf by placing ill he was merchandise not a small thing accomplished, asserted It shevism," for sale. As a direct creator of buyer-intereth ersted . as a rounter-Wlanoing control. it lightens the merchant' or manufac&gmir course of an adarena, -- Jtsduring he said, to have the s duties by rroietarUn turer German govern"What we need is a congressional ment effect tuJSlh of the his the and same him, At the time his his house, enytjal introducing ot tecatT on identifying prices. their goods, the fiftieth anniversary of it c!i"s. !rk ofworld-l- y turn m the price cf May vhat... Abc-c-up. situation from study of the aviation a he provides and . to Itelch-stathe the Is whatever offers in This . that Frankfort of eiprrience turn guarantee air.'r is said. for general sale he the standpoint treaty say td the J.40 trustworthy. cf crsln arrived. Inbacked by the newspaper itself.buyer , ' knowledga. ara not in a portion cludingcaftotii . The United States, he said, has only cars ;o cf "ljet- to the present ruling cta, "We are vanquished; we must pay." urpiRt about 40 military airplanes available, This great salesman advertising is at the beck: and call of the smallest business, ready and JiolshevUm. however, i ripn in But France did not wish to hummost of them obsolete. The concenFrance, Italy and even In the CRUEL HUSBAND field in preparation iliate even the conquered, although it willing to work for tration at Langley man has who the bear to conviction the, IS courageous United any comparativeFtates. tut Mexico must warv necessary y army-navtesta insisted ' that they must recognize their ly small cost of his hire. bombing for the joint ' for further hefors . development . represents the nation's real aerial defeat. TARRED, FEATHERED ideal can oo rise to fruition- - bf re." sch declared, adding that the France, he continued, might under a dynamic force that has builded many of the wdrlds k strength, he modern irgreatest fortunes, because it has not act pursuit planes. circumstances army lacks with allies only and firms KCTT aUo truthfully served moral --support, but alone,' the served anthe it has Great Britain's air service is organized TOHK, V.r llnrowck because conscientiously but it was quite 'SUBS' COLLIDE represented, r. t r r ' n i t White. into 27 squadrons totalling, with re- other thing to act against the srlfator allies. homes into which their advertised products went. . , ' , - r. . a than 3,000 machines, he tT.e NAVY Chtirrh IN it: cf serves, more , t r MANEUVERS GERMAN ATTITUDE Men and women who cultivate the habit of frc-busi-thMs hem Ut Men-Jathe news of asserted, ' and is being increased by 31- OBERGLOQAU, Upper Silesia, May dragged consistently advertisements, reading seven squadrons. Japan is organizing 1F3' anci night, hormhJrrd. then tarred and (By the this into habit anslate the Press) Geraction of buying advertised goods, know profitable Blx Jspareee sub- feathered. Ui New Ttrk lierald says an air force of one division of 1,200 man defense Associated TOKIO It. May this in organizations the success of the. merchants-an. manufacturers hinges on the merit of the products they sell to marines Have collided gyring rsassl in other miming. ships for combat and- bombing; work towns of the Oder White's off wlu. the cf and about 600 observation planes. he river will disarm customers, Ki'; riiar.uvrs neighVr vi';tei the hsr-jkcreated soon additional as is an And'it and disband . by that, principle which , provides advertising. protection t And one cf 'hm. h 500 airplane as inter-allie- d "on htm for about n has said. !y rlcs 1 Japan regjitred e or .. I t ..J authority ha been buying public by elevating and maintaining the unvarying high quality of advertised goods.. damaae-Itreatment of hts ( r; r of ti Bsi vu;s kiu l a Mucins reuH the ' uiuic, jn U r.nw long diitance cruise of thee craft has a young Frer. ch girh Kh (Ouafauud Two) been post pi? nad- - " an me annul at the cf seeking rr.arnag. t REPiAti in-'J-r- d. SCORES HURRY KEEPALLIliS Le-verg- . i Jia I 1000 STRIKERS i KNOW YOUR CITY Orlrn'i frrtool and cdlce an an employ 39 th Ogtle-naal psyrU of tSi.i:t; grwrry firm employ wont with payroll of 12M0. i 11 A TO SAFETY AS fllESll! FROMIING' , Jocr-urred- u DIKES BREfl W rv ; "'m sod-denl- con-di:ie- , of--flcla- ls. , . ! 1 -- ; ! v i y j r : j hieh-v;ayman nAILwHi WMu x,:' CUT DECISION prti-addition- f1 al re-cor- r-c- ap DUE TOMORROW at non-unio- - - T'" 1 . hs THE GREATEST SALESMAN ' ' uprd for bolshevik: . su ron-tract- a. - Iii -- co-operat- ing st , e eda-catio- n. 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