The Ogden standard. [volume], September 03, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 9, Image 9

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Warrants to Be
Issued for Men
In Disturbance
ALT LAKE, ?r'P- 3. Search of
- J, Lake for George PhMlp Stevens,
'3 old who was taken from th
.JdcSotat Ogden last Thursday
iiblrted to ill-treatment by strike
Sifors. is bolug carried on by
' eral l1 partm. nl ol ju U e un
ttl ,hr direction ol Dave Gershon, io
hope that the lad may bp abl
irntify some of the demonstrau'i?.
? Si M the boy can be located and
k ,ii nolnt out the men who commit-
Si the assault, warrants will ne
? Sued for their arrest and they will
$ErtO trial by the government, Mr.
-non Said.
h r H Heichton. assistant to Mr. GJer-
C chon and who has been in Ogden B
rjl dav investigating the assau't
Ase re'turned to Salt Lake yesterday,
reported that much evidence h it
5 m prrfcured Bgainst the men who
rk pV.Tal alii ill Btrike-breakirs
1 J' roiu tho Ogden .mi and paraded
Lm bar - . ii e r i In
I -ome cases. Mr. Heighten said, che
' I Jeinonstrants have been identified and
I warrants will be pi opared.
I Special Investigation was made. Mr.
I ;' said, in thi i asi ol the l nil
; ' b ) ii from Hi' tie-
not and kmt under guard for hours.
ItJiouch lie was in no way connected
tfith strikers or strike-breaking, ba:
lmply traveling to Los Angeles to
,iit his aunt Later the boy escaped
from the demonstrants and made -lis
,rav to Salt Lake.
"Investigation In this case," Mr.
Heighten said, " shows a great injus
tice The boy was innocent of any I
connection v. ith labor and was travel
ing lrom his home in the east to the j
cohSt on a visit He was taken i.om
the depot by the crovfd and i
. ; aph hie relatives to provo
that he was not Journeying to I.03 1
Angeles to work on the railroads j
While waiting for an answer to the 1
message he was kept under guard in j
an Ogden hotel. His message in soio
J ' way was misdirected and ho received!
DO reply -e escaped from the hotel
Parly in the morning while his guard j
(ell asleep on watch.
"It has been found that the bov
was threatened and badly scared bv
the demonstmnts who. when taking
him from the depot, are reported to
Jbsve uttered such suggestions as 'find
i a rope.' or 'string him to the lamp
post.' The boy's ticket was also takj
en from him and destroyed, which con
stitutes an offense against the govern
ment for which the men can be placed I
In Jail.
"We have also found in our search
I CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Ov ar 30 Years
2T
j THE WORST IS YET TO COME 1
for information that another Innocent
passenger was assaulted and 'probably
later may figure in the case against
the demonstrants. This traveler was
exchanging his ticket at the depot win
dow when a man nearby thrust hit
list in the traveler's face and cried.
'ou d scab.' He was then seized
by several bystanders and choked and
shaken. When allowed to talk afte.
several minutes the man proved Cat
he was far from a strike-breaker ind
was aliowed to go. There are several
such instances now under investiga
tion." oo
Shopmen Go Out
At Depew.N. Y.
BUFFALO, N. Y., Sept. 2 At a
meeting tonight of 864 shopmen who
went on strike this morning at the
New York Central shops at Depew.
it was voted unanimously to continue
the strike "until granted some better,
inducement to return to work than the
raist.' of four cents an hour offered bv
the railroad administration." The men
went on strike in defiance of the or
ders of their leaders.
Ixt of men seem to think that thero
if a patent on honest labor and they
don't want to risk being infringers.
. GERMAN PRISONERS.
BERLIN, Sept. 2 The first contin
gent of German prisoners have arriv
ed at Cologne and Deutz from the
British camp at Calais. The men ap
peared to he well fed. and they wore
good clothing
! A DISCOVERY THAT
BENEFITS MANKIND
Two discoveries have added greatly
to human welfare.
In 1835 Newton originated the vac
uum process for condensing milk with
cane sugar to a genii-liquid form..
In 1S83 Horlick at RaeincWis , dis
covered how to reduce milk to a dry
po-xder form with extract of malted
grains, 'icilhoitl cane sugar.
This product HORLICK named
Malted Milk. (Name since copied
by others.) Its nutritive value,
digestibility and case of preparation
(by simp))' stirring in water) and the
fact that it keeps in any climate,
li3s proved of much value to mankind
ns an ideal food-drink from infancy
to old age.
Ask for HORLICK'S Avoid irolio'-lons
Further Word Is
Awaited on the
Border Shooting
WASHINGTON, Sept 2 Th war
department will await an official re
port from Major General Diekman,
commander of the southern depar:
ment, Secretrry Bakr said today, dc
fore considering the question of
whether some action shall be takvn
against the Mexicans who fired upon
an American army airplane on the
Grande, wounding one officer. Until
some report was received, Mr. Baker
declined to speculate on what line the
department's action might take.
In military circles, the firing upon
army fliers was considered far mop
serious than the recent detention of
two other aviators for ransom. All
army machines are plainly marked, it
was said, and the press reports from
the border would indicate that Cap
iain McNabb's airplane was either On
the American side or was followirg
the river the international boundary
at this point. In either ease it should
have been immune from hostile at
tack.
Tho'fact that press dispatches re- j
f--tp d to repeated "volleys" from thei
Mexican side was also considered aigM
Dl Meant as Indicating that the assail-!
antfl wore under some sort of military
command.
Reports persist here that General
Idckinan has authority to meet such
situations, vrithout waiting on his su
periors, by sending a column across
to capture or scatter the offending
band and to clean up tho district in
which they committed the objection
able action. It would not come as a
Surprise to many officers if dispatches
related to a southward move by cav
alry. no
N. Y. Federation
Head Repudiates .
Committee Report
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.' James P.
Holland, president of the New York
Federation of Labor, in a statement
last night repudiated a report of the
high cost of living committee ap
pointed by him which reported that
lib'r retrain lrom participating in
strikes for six months as a means of
combatting industrial unrest and low
ering the cost of living.
Asserting that the (onimittee had
overstepped Its powers in making the
recommendation. Mr Holland said he
would discharge both members, John
jF. Fierce and Isadore Epstein.
I oo
i 'on you teU why we pay for our
daily bread?" asked the Sunday school
teat heir of a small pupil.
"1 suppose It is because we want It
fresh," was the reply.
. rrt
j Many n man rpends half the linn- an
ticipating tomorrow, and the other In ic
Ki'etting yesterday.
King of Italy Is If
To Give Up All 1
Crown Properties
ROME. Monday. Sept. 1. (By The
Associated Press.) King Victor En
manuel has decided to ourrender nil
the crown properties In favor of the
peasants and for national work for
former soldiers. Premier Nitti, at on
bf the first sittings of parliament
which is to bo opened Wednesday, wi'.l
make this announcement.
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Rhymes j
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and wide renown has come to me; my
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but I've rheumatics in my knee. My
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jvet plush; therein I ride, with pomp
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life's a snap, a stretch qt- roses and
of wine; they look upon my klnglj
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weary, fat and tra. I sit beneath le
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lawn, one thins alone looks good to
me. and that is youih and it is con.
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Simkins sed, G. gosh, look at the Lliill
shevikie, I bet thats a bomm he'fl
under his arm.
Meening a funny looking man with
fanny looking wiskers wawking along
carrying sumthing round rapped up
in a newspaper, and me and Puds and
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