The Ogden standard. [volume], July 17, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 2, Image 2

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2 1 HL UGDLiN 5 1 ANUAKL). UGLjLN. UTAH, IHLKSLJA. JULY I, i
j f5WMMlSSI0N CO.
V"" OGDEN UTAH
I FORD HEARS A
STORY ABOUT
HIMSELF READ
MOUNT CLEMENS, M16h., July 17.
Henry Ford at the opening of coufl
today had a respite from th- Witni
stand while .i magazine article about
himself, bv John Reed, published in
1316, entitled "Industry's Miracle Mak-
r ' was read
When Mr. Ford resumed the stand
examination which was begun last
Vonda Was continued by Elliot! Stev
enson, attomp for the rtiicaeo Dally j
Tribune which Mr Ford Is suing lor
Sl.000.0o0 on a charge of libel
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, JuU 17
Court hnd been In session Dearl)
threp hours today before Henrv Ford,
plaintiff in a Jl.OOO.OOO libel suit
apatnsf the Chicago Dally Tribune, re
turned the witness stand The open
ing hours were consumed with testl
mony by Kirk B. Alexander and the
reading of a magazine article on Mr
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ystem Wr4 hj pkyweia.
Mrs. (Mmm Ck reports that she
reduced her weight thirty-five pounds
in six week by nsing oil of korein.
Many other reports made by liolihtod
women, who wero unable to get rid of
their burden of fat until they adopted
the new method.
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Ivacity, besuty and health of legiona
of ladies. For protruding hips, unduly
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Ford by John Reed in 191G
"The article says you live in a mil
lion dollar house," said Attorney El
liott (I. Stevenson, representing the
Tribune
"More than that, 1 think, ' Mr. Ford
answered
"A million and a half?''
Well, l r illy don t know.'
"Maybe you don t want to know "
"I told them not to tell me," said
Mr. Ford laushins.
' Mr Reed paint. you us a very' dem
ocratic person who loes to sit on a
neighbors back porch and talk The
neighbors don l sit on your bark porch,
do they ' Guards keep theiu aWay,
don t they?"
An Objection was sustained.
Mr. Ford said that Reed gathered
practlcall .ill of the statements In his
Btory elsewhere than from the Wit
ness Mr. Ford opposed the ue of alco
tiolit drink and Mr. Reed pointed out
'that the Germans thrived on beer and
I the French on wine
"Yes, and I think thai was one of
the causes of the war." said Mr. Ford.
"How." asked the lawyer.
"It made them suspicious of each
other.''
The reading wa.s interrupted to per-
Imlt testimony by Kirke B. Alexander,
an advertising agent of Detroit.
In December, l'JlT, he said, he in-1
tervlewed Mr. Ford at a luncheon in
the Ford factory at which Alfred Luck
ing. Mr Ford's attorney and a man
named srnlt!i were present.
"Mr Ford in the course of a jren
eral conversation said that if Germany
had not invaded Belgium, France and
England would" related the witness
"I asked him If he thought Germany
was read for peace and he said yes
that the kaiser was. He naid that was
why be went over In tbe peace ship,
but he was not allowed to see the
kaiser."
On re direct examination It devel
oped that Mr. Alexander handled the
famous Ford advertisements he.nl' .1
' concerning preparedness "
"I read it over and noticed that It
was signed by Mr. Ford," said the
witness. "I went to hin to make sure
he had rend It and reminded him that
by his signature he was accepting full
responsibility for the sentiments ex
pressed. He said he understood that "
Ford Pay3 for Advertisement
Mr. Alexander said It cost Mr Ford
-mi, mm to publish "concerning prepar-'due,--.'
"humanity and sanity," and
one other advertisement. Reading ol
the Reed iirtlrle
Mr. Lucking last n'ght asked M, '
Ford how he came to testify that Ben
edict Arnold, the traitor of the rco
lutlonary war. was a writer
"Don't you know who he was"" ask
ed Mr Lucking.
Yes," said Mr For'd. "but I was
thinking of something else"
"Bui blankety blank It. Mr Ford.
you must keep your mind on your tes-'l
llmony." protested the lawyer
"Well, blankety -blank It' Mr. Luck-J
Inc. I got to thinking of that old fel
low down In the shop who used to do I
a little writing, and that s how It hap
I pened
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Prohibition Law
Being Enforced
Throughout U. S.
WASHINGTON. July 16 Prohibi
tion in being enforced effectively
throughout the United Staff-., Attornej
General Palmer said today. Sale of
' hard " liquor, such as whisky, gin and
brandy, virtually has ceased, he as
serted, except for scattering violations
of the law. Manufacture and sale of
heer also is prohibited except m . oin-
munltles v. here the courts have ruled
agalnsf the contention of the depart
ment of Justice ihat 2 75 per cent al
coholic drinks are forbidden by law j
and in those Jurisdictions prosecutions
will be Instituted of Ihe supreme court
finally unholds the department's view.
Mr. Palmer said he had expressed
no opinion of enforcement legislation
pending In congress except to say to
interested representatives that the do
partmenl of justice would enforci rig
orously whatever measure was enacted
American Woman !
Weds the Belgian
Minister to U. S.
PARIS. July lfi Mrs. Hamilton'
Cary of New York and Baron Emil del
f'artier d M.mhlenne Belgian minis
ter to the United States v. ere married
here today. Hugh C. Wallace, Ameri
can ambassador, and Herbert Hoover
were among those who attended the
ceremony.
Mrs Cary is the daughter of Joseph
Emery Dow of Boston.
Rear: The Classified Ads.
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13,981 Koreans
Arrested by the
Japanese Police
SEOUL. Korea. June 17 (Corre
spondence of the The Associated
Press.) The number of Koreans ar
rested in connection with the Korean
(Uprisings has reached 13.981. The
cases against 4G49 persons have been
dropped; 3967 persons have been con-
jvlcted, and 2990 have not been tried
Fifty-eight have been acquitted after
trial. 1
MERCHANTS INVITE
Missions
TO MEET
Through letters sent out yesterday
by the Merchants of Ogden to the
county commissioners of Weber. Davis
and Morgan counties invitations were
;len these officials to meet with the
directors of the merchants' organiza
tion next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
for the purpose of considering the pro
posed improvement of the Weber can
yon road before the arrival next
month of tho United States army
motor transport train
lthongh the mad is said to be in
fair condition at the present time. It
is desired that the highway meet with
the highest possible approval of the
army officers .hen they make their
I reports on this section of the trans
continental highway.
Following is the invitation as sent:
The Merchants of Ogden have se
Bred, through the efforts of Senator
Smooi ;ind Congressman Welling, the
arm) motor transport service to come
through Utah via. Echo and Weber
canyon instead of going over the
mountain divide iris Echo and Silver
Creek canvon to Salt Lake City, as
proposed b the Lincoln highway
"The transport service is three
nuks in length and consists of two
I hundred nine officers, band, cduca
iional exhibit and attendants.
This association having secured
this (ransport service to Ogden Is now
desirous that the state and county road
! from the state line to Ogden and on
I to Salt Lake City, be put in the best
: possible condition for this occasion
without delay, as it will be of vital
i Importance in any recommendations
I for futuro service and federal aid in
j mutual co operation for permanent and
better roads We are therefore, in-
vitlng respectively, the county com
missloners of .Morgan, Davis and We
her counties to meet with the direc
I tors of this association, in its room,
102 Eccies building. Ogden City, Tues
Iday. July 22nd, at G p. m. for the
I purpose of taking such action as
might be necessary in putting the
state and county road in the best pos
siblo condition in the time allow, d
"The governor, state and county of
ficials and private citizens, will meet
the transport service at the state line,
l bid them welcome, after resting and
isiting they will he conducted through
j the state to ihe Nevada line where
i thej will be met by state officials of
! Nevada.
"Please consult all members of your ,
board and advise 1. S. Lewis, phon"
123, if we can expect a full repre- I
entatlon f July .'2nd
"This occasion following closely
upon the Golden Spike celebration, Is
one of great importance with future
possibilities and we urge your hearty
co-operation at this meeting
"The transport service will arrive
at Ogden approximately August l'.th,
mniimn in iIia nvnnini will ram am
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over night and the following day and
then will procrrd to Salt Lake City.
"Thanking you for a phone reply
and a confirmation by letter, we are
"Yours sincerely.
MERCHANTS OF OGDEN
PLANS PREPARED
FOR TESTS OF
COASTJEFENSE;
WASHINGTON, July 17 Plans hae
been prepared by the war department
for extensive tests of new coast de
fense material in conjunction with the
air scr ice. A special squadron of air
planes Including 20 de Havilands, will
be used and now are being assembled
ct Langley field, Virginia New rall
waj mount6 for heavy ordinance are
to be tried out at the Cape Henry' fortifications.
uj
Many Attend the
All-Fraternal Day
Outing at Lagoon
The All Fraternal Day outing at
Uitoon yesterday was attended by
many hundreds of people from Ogden
who joined with the Salt Lake people
in the event. The afternoon program
was filled with sport features and in
the evening there was a musical pro
gram and a number of fine speeches
were heard. Governor Bamberger and
Judge Joshua Greenwood delivered,
the principal speeches of the even
ing The music was provided b) the
Ogden ladles' band and the Southern
Pacific band.
HER VISIT
Hostess (at reception): "May I in
troduce on to Lord N'ocash""
American debutante. "Of course,
j What d yer suppose l came here for'.' ' i
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