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TROUBLES UP.
_ T0 coounct
La Follette in State-
ment'Also Flays Con-
gress and the Inter-
ests — ’Assails
Freight Rates
(By Associated Press.)
MADISON, \Vis.,
"csent. National Administration has
“literally turned its back upon the
farmer." Senator La. li‘ollctto declar-
ed in a statement made public yeeé
terday. He further asserted that the
responsibility for the "failure of the
Sixty-eighth Congress to meet a
righteous drmund irom the farmers
for necessary and effective legisla-
tion will rest upon President Cool-
idge.”
His statement in part read:
"The Sixty-eighth Congress has
adjourned after voting down a. reso-
lution providing that the House and
Senate should reassemble after the
National t.'onvvntions in order to give
immediate consideration to measures
providing for rollet‘ oi‘ agriculture.
The Farmer's .l’iight.
“Those interests which demand_
. .. l
ship subsidies, tux ruluctlon proii-
tears. railroad ninghatus. int oil and
land grabs and other special privilege
legislation. make the argument that
the farmer must pull himself out. of
his diiliculties by his hoot straps and
thut nothing the i"edcrui GOVern-’
ment can do by law would prove of
the slightest. assistance. This, in sub-
stance. is precisdy the urgumvnt ad-
dressed to Congress by President
Coolidge in his ill-st message.
"The truth is that the larmer is
suffering cinclly iront urtilit'iui dis-
advantagcs which have hi rctofure
been saddled upon his back by not oi
Congress or by the policies or the
executive branch Oi Government. The
Esch~Cummins ltuilroad Law 0! 1320
brought a gigantic ireight rule in-
(:11:le unprcccdcnttd in Amvricuu
history, which has Siilt‘!‘ ninth: it till-
possible for farmers in many sections
to move their products to market at
a. profit.
“The ruinous ‘dctlation' policy oi;
the same )cur, which gained its au-l
thurity and had its origin in :t rrso-
iutlon adopted by the Sending
plunged thousands of farmers into!
bankruptcy and has made credit un-I
available on lair terms to :igricul-i
ture. These tut) wicked assaults on‘
agriculture ivy till: l‘nilruntl corpora-
tions and the oruanlmd banking!
power in lili'lllSt‘l\i‘H “ill! suthcivntl
to prostrate the farmer. but to thi m7
has been added a. robber tnrii't' law.
which imposes enormously increased:
taxes upon everything he buys.
“Meanwhile the policy Of the De~
partment of Justice under l'alnier.
Daugherty and Stone has been such
a: to leave monopoly uncheCkcd and
June 14.——Tho ‘
it is a. lung \\il_\' from )linncsutu" ‘ _ '
liO Norwnilt' and when .1de 110V." "h“ ““7”!” “a” it ’3 3°06 for ll
ht‘ llnppeiiwi in route ht‘rc. Mr. .DL'l’SUH ‘0 have “omflhin‘ ”1‘3”",
ark when :i letivr was received from I
. , I.“
an excuse tor the young men, but
the girls, I don'tvkiiow why they
don‘t get married. There are a
number of nice girl. in Norwalk who
would make splendid wives."
WOrk n Habit.
Every day you will find Mr. Swartz
in his oflice at the Old \Veli Cigar
company in \V’ashinxton sti‘ecga
he is there early. 'too. For firty- 3
years he has been there mil) it has
“gotten‘to be a. sort 0: n h it with
me now'." he says. -
He has been very uctiye in fra-
ternal, political and buisensa circles.
At one time he, was water commis-
m... W. mitts
‘EmK‘Esm “ E spmop :
’ -' " j. THE MODERN YOUTH ‘
(Continued from Page One.)
cd
in: the. hold-up; was dumped
Fowler Post of the G. A. R. and is
past department commander of the
organization. He 'is also an Odd
Fellow in. Mason. :1 member of the
Eastern Star and of the South Nor—
waik Congregational church.
THREE HOLDUP if
SUSPECT S. HELD
NEW YORK. Sum 14.—-Thrce
menttwo at whom the police say an»
night.
When last scen.
tomobllcs. '
dits." ("hicr Benson said.
to Seattle. ‘W'ashinxton.
the night before. The pouch
MAY HATE FLED
iN. SPEEDBOAT
“hell’et‘ihat the body of a. robber.
wounded by one of.his fellows dur~
sioner of South Norwa and has‘ omc mum or culvert~by the flee-
hcld several other political 0mC(‘8.I§g pundits started an intensive
He is a member of the .Douxlasf . arch of remote localities in the
vicinity of the robbery scene lost
his limp and
bleeding body was lying atop the
heap of mail sucks in one of the nu-
"er we find that hodynnd identla'
{y it, we soon would have the ban;
An unopened mail sack. contain-
ing registered mail from “‘ashington
was found
yesterday morning by a, farmer who
told investigators he had passed {our
speeding automobiles near the spot
thought to contain blnnk' money or-
Her 4 pegs ”Will Be
NEW YORK. June 14.—Four
dogs owned by the bride will oc-
cupy a. pew at the wedding of
Miss Grace Virginia
Hendrick to George \‘V. Patter-
son. jr.. of this city. 'July 4 at
Simsbury. Conn.
Miss Hendrick. who is an ac-
tive ‘memhcr of the younger set.
in New York-society and who is
a member of the Junior league,
said "she wouldn’t think of be-
ing married" without her dogs
being present.
These unusual wedding guests
represent (our breeds of terriers.
Patterson is assistant dean of
the school of electrical engineer-
ing‘ of the University of Michigan.
During the war he served as an
Omccrrin the French army.
in
1
iscmotucosrs
Guests at Wedding
Pomeroy
Where Tax Law Falls Donn
((Woolman's Review)
The following table forcibly
iustntes the extent to which
high sure-ax rates; have drive
is
Ollier‘
l rnn~ .-
packages of “nor! diamonds.
, .~
precious stones nnd watches. :1‘. Horn Licannr Rooney.
llnulxlcsz
by :w n
it out e.
Obituary ,
Mn. Samuel J. Miller. ::.t-!
sisi- t‘.-2.
,g;.. Funeral services (or Mrs. Samuel: 'l‘hn i.lt‘;f‘i’.‘i “iii hr hel-l Monday
J. Miller will he hr-ld Hi 2'. u‘rluck m: \ I'm t.'rlui'k from “I"
tomorrow afternoon trnm the \EJil“, inu-
Rev. James,
i‘lmrles: .‘\, Marks
in! Will h~ in 2‘10
t'unrsrmx swnnrz. 78 YEARS OLD TOMORROW. i Joseph‘s mum.
interment
pint in Sf. Mary's cemetery.
home in i‘unnnudaio.
Strong and Jim.
! : will officiate. l‘.
Hr
All
(Continued from Page One.)
her mother she is.
.‘inasinniu
Harv immmy linth of this city.
will hr- in the family'invnsting
Amount paid in 192! by
incomes ovcr $300,000
finished from year to year and wil
écontinue to do so under the Act 0
iii'amc ll whit l:
itivv‘ for wealthy then to
paint securities.
il-
Hit;
it
wealth fronr participation in lctivc
business into investment in tax ex-
empt securities. where it is assured
of practicality higher revenue with-
G .
out on hall in connection with i ders and it is believed it was thrown out any risk:
charges concerning other ltoltltips.ln\\':ly lz)‘ the bandits, Number of taxable in;
were arrested early today in con< l'nsinl inspectors h?" are con- (”mos in 5.11; 437.036
noction with the robbery of a pouch crntraiinz cn rm effort to locate anytxilmlmr of utaxable m-
containing slumomi won-thief jewelry Sunl'r‘r‘ oi inside information the come: in 19:; _____ . 533511”)
from a truck last Tuesday. bandits may inn-e since they appear- xummr U; {3331,19 in-
Thczpoiirc also reCOvcred two au— ml to he thoroughly conversant “ith comes ovor $309,000
tomoiiilvs. previously repurimi stolen . in» contents or somqt or the pouches in livifl . .. ...... . . . 1.29
which were believed to littvu ht‘rn t.'IlU'll. Tlu- rnhhem asked partieu- (“'ith maximum surtax
used by lil" ten men who particl- 3 iarly {pr a melt consign-rd in iimid- of 13 per comfl
patted in the holdup. The r01)i~t‘r};i‘llp. Elonlztnn. A dozen susptcts. Number of taxable in-
occurred in the day time on a lille’lllt'l‘f‘Elf‘d yi-stnrday, worn rt‘loafind Pam...“ ovcr 5300.00“ ‘
street dutcrscction just after a. l!l\i-)11ii~'l night :iflr‘r Hm ltrskrnmn and in 3931 ............. 2'46
cab driver. believed by the polio in '; mmdm it :- «.r lhr‘ mm! 1min failed to (With maximum sultax
have been in league. “‘llil thn i‘flli'l‘~lilllir}' them, ; (.,r 6;, 1‘9»? rent.)
dits. had begun an altercation With; i_,\m,‘mn,_ Wild in will 1,).
the traffic Officer on duty. imm” mm m mwnm ("‘n‘i"lfl".' 3 mmmr; 0”,. 33090.",
The mall pouch contained :53 " l . . 5331971355
l i
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signed in Tiffany and Company until ”’3‘“ 1??! “WW limlili‘y. iiailcli’"!'§ . . . . . ......... . . . . .. Sl33.534.305
othrr lending: y welvrs in .‘Jr-vv Kerk, I hi Mr», int-mt ltrir‘ney 0! 74 “5": Tito figures for 17122.31“! 1923 will
———~—— —~ — 'i-m'n :1 ‘i‘l-u i311!“ N!“l'\\?i‘k. Pfl-‘Q'd titulmiittodiy Show that tho number
. ’:.‘.\'t}.‘ i_\' this Yimrninrz :it herini :31'2" taxable ixicnntes have dirn-
l
f
giSsL‘i and until a constructive law is
will make it stirs:-
engage
lw ull“ Hui a: 'J O‘clmk‘rozit SLfthvmsu-ixv’s and their "INN” in “C’
tiw- husincss enterprises. rather than
their money in tax ex-
WHEN G. O. t’."-PLATFORM
inisrently, "I can remember when
a \\'.tsillll£it|ll street wusm‘t much mom
than a lane and a mighty unattrac-
crutrnl'e unfinished.
Hort: 150 Yours. .
Mr. Sn'arlz has tar-en a resident nrj
COMMITTEE HEARD “PLANK” PLEAS
South Nui'wulk for LG yi‘ars. lloIUV: {me at that]: he added.
was born in lzurhpo Juno 1;. 1549;, tr‘rtltlvgzl‘:hhri}(l‘k Bung“: okn‘ th.- ‘
and “as l'"i‘v!:2ill in this rotzlil . ' 1; - e'r‘ ‘0 ‘- e nt‘ an 0? ‘. ”it‘ll
hlsmaiwnts‘ v. l:- n he \\':lS thrpe {vim-3s i tn.- r-nn where the (lid “'0“ Clear is.
Old. “u”. 17-: the t‘ixil “3“. “hp" lu-ns imili and {or a number of years
but it: .Vl‘llr‘H will. :i nw-ro strililluc. [t“’-V “-"I‘r‘ the only brick structures
he II it home lil Mlliuv-suta and ('71-!
on time end of the strnct. The other
li‘trwi Ill the l’iil'eil Siath Army.
linizriliten wcrr “Oudr‘n rnnlshackicd
uni-Hrs."
ill the future to lilllk {annrd in.
And In he is looking forward to the
,‘oclr'hration n! his and Mrs. Swartz‘s
golden wedding anniversary next
swnrtz said:
"i “an oomph (in: the lrvnrnlnz Of
my ll‘lliii“ n3 :1 l'lfl‘tll‘ ill-'llv'I‘l‘ in Neu-
to give illr‘sai combinations a tree . , «i-‘ohruarv
hand in manipulating the markets in n "‘3” ”‘ 1““er “"5"“: that h'" 1- \ 1" .
which the lurmer must sell his lll‘Od- wanted ” "“y “n" “0”“ "Q “m‘ i . ‘ W ‘.‘hat havewyou to 100k for-
llctl. to work ill a r- lull :sim-v uud assist :“er 1" “““;1::“;‘l'" N
n . With thu riL’iAI’ ll. lizlu'. ' ht" ' i‘tm ' u -
”lilo {\djmirnincm or (Ollgrcns. "w m I “'m ,” llfiilllliilly).i,:l‘:\f >1; Mr. Swarm grinned like it mis-
lxesxdvnt (.OOiliigl: has umply ”M. l ”mum,“ ”um um” Sv‘h‘rhv‘vinuw tiny and a merry twinkle
demonstrated that when the special tmnhrr “HI, mp“ came to South Inllttcrvd in his eyes: ~
interests. which prey upon the far— Nurwum “h”... 1 mm ”,1. 5mm 1 "“hv. my hundredth birthday. of
mer and upon th-z (filly consumer “HOW “I" i liiililifin I” ”In” South coursu,” he answered.
llike. want something. thCY enjoy .\'nr\\.tll< ., “3,“. “n mv “:0. m 1 Mr. and Mrs. Swarm have two chil-
their present special [it‘l\'li"§:€. These imnhnrv i y:...~.<ml mewh‘ “Uru’nn‘x flit-cu. :1 son. who is head or the ll.
interests dcnmndvd sin ntlJOiirnment it. [”01“]! “Ugh“. unmdn‘, 10' um. lic- (i. (‘hain cmnpany. and a (laugh-
in order to retain their pOWer and Anti H has lH“\"‘-il m M w”, a“ at- trr.
::l\c;n:}:ilve (TSJQTUITH. ;?r\;:(-n:“;::{ ll‘ill‘lth‘. x.) “no ant-dill unit- for :1! MT- Swnrtz says he believes in
_. ‘ lu'lft‘i‘ place in “illt'il in ll\'l‘, .miil‘riugt' {or every one.
cisl privileges. A word irom the up“. Y“, :.f\.t\\n “at“. l comiuci- '
\Vhite House would haxo kept Con- ed a row” MU“. “I‘M HEM. Inc-tun“ "Don‘t know what is the matter
cross in session, but that word was in NW!“ N ‘3” My”, “hum ”mm-Z; . “ith the wind: men in Noru-nlk."
.Wilhlieltl. rug “(”1“ H “I“, im'ntml. 'I'lu'tl 1 1h!“ Mild. “There in it dot of ihvttl
“White the progressive Itcpubll— novcd tn \\.z:;h;ugtun .‘llCLl. i”""~.""”"” ‘0 K"! "iirrh‘d- I “3"“
cans and llemncrnis who believed - Em ”C young “‘1’” 8H married MM
Congress should meet the critical as- “V“‘hlllkltm Street. “ink” " home {0" 'thSM‘t‘S- V N ' » '
ricultural emergency with detinite SouthI .\'m'wnll< has undorgnnn Ismmlies'n‘youmz fellow and brings . t“... . a,
measuris of relief were defeated 0 many 0 lilill?» :1 since Mr. Swnrtz first out the vest that is in him. A wit-x. ' ‘7 H '
fight made, in the closing liourstgr came in n. He looked with pride ,"nd ’1 hi‘m" 0' his (t“'n is the hOSt ”I". Louise 5. “0|“le "PWH'W‘ the Women's Republican Le . d N" JM’ “um“, 15‘
”m scam” Mas not ”MUM of good 0‘," “MEN“ \\‘:isllili::tnn “mm “MPHHW “ mm, mm hm... m hm, ; G. O. P. committee on resolutions. in session in the council chum r of Cleveland city hall. Ch-
results. The roll call vote on the nm- "Looks i‘uv, ilorsn't it'.‘" he said. i‘him “UM“ “WNW" int." Ml“ ' Beecher Warren. chairmen 0‘ UM commit...‘ h ill “0 preddin' 0&qu {hull} “I“! .Mt" .
tion to adjourn made it plain ‘0 the "It is owing: to he a wonderful asset {SWHHZ HOWM‘“. “FUPSS 1h" high ‘ Clout .‘ Ml "d.’ “4“": 7 "‘5';- ,-’ " E’ “ “fi‘bmww‘éificfl.” 3175...“: '1‘
country that the rcactlonaries in
both parties are at exactly the same
stripe.
“The Old Guard Republicans leOl‘lC
could not have prevented the Con-
gress from reassembllng. They need-
ed the support at Old Guard Demo-
crats and members of that party who
would follow reactionary leadership.
The record shows it was a. combani-
tion of these elements which blocked
relief for the tarmer.
"The responsibility for the {allure
of the Sixty-eighth Congress to meet-
I. righteous demand from the tar-
mers {or necessary and effective. leg.
islation will rest upon President
Coolidge and the House which favor-
ed adjournment and upon reaction-
lry members of the Senate."
E‘o When—ms?
lBOOSTEi. FOR TITLE
{OF POET LAUREATE
~IIYK'!
hows u. '
M ii I poo nrsstsotAmer-
ll
sloth by b
-' W°b$mm
to the. city.
\\'h:.'." he smiled rem-must of living has got the young folks
e . V “w ' "
CONVENTION STARTS RIOT BUT WISCONSIN DELEGATES
REFUSE TO STAND IN SUPPORT OF PRESIDENT COOLIDGE
A
t x
z Crosses Continent
i For Commencement
MIDDLETCHVN. Conn.
»~\\‘cslcyan‘s commencement festivi-
tlcsacontinucd today with the obser~
vanco of alumini day. one of the
special days or celebration in unti-
! cipation or the ninety—second minus!
1, commencement exercises to be held
'Ziiondsy. with the delivery of the
baccalaureate sermon to the gradu-
; ation class tomorrow,
Among the visiting alumni todly
was \\'stson P. Squire. ot the class
of '59. who crossed the continent
from his home in Seattle to be prel-'
cm at the 65th reunion of his clean.
WEAKJIUN DOWN
AFTER SICKNESS
June 14..
;"“"i _.
In»:
UP'135 PER CENT.
HARTFORD Comm. June 14.——Ag
pamphlet just issued by the State
Board of. Education from figures:
compiled under the direction of
Alfred D. Simpson. director of they
Division of Research and Surveys '
support of schools in 1922-2235 we 2
something over “9.000.000, indi—1
eating an increase of about 135 per
cent in the cost of education in tho
past five years. but showing also the ;
interesting «vact that. town taxes pay
the great bunt—or slightly ovvr~
$16,000,000 of the expense. The
largest single item in outlt‘y is
teachers’ salaries with totals of 11‘,- '
115,736. “
FOB INACTIVB KIDNEYS 1
When the kidneys are in need of
a good flushing take FOLEY PILLS, l
a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. ~
They promptly and effectively flush
the kidneys. increase their activity
and bring pleasant relief. Landon}
Taylor. Dorchestor. lows. writes: }
"I can truthfully say that FOLEYl
PILLS era the best I ever used. I ‘
'had lots of trouble with my kidneys
and liver; I couldn‘t iiit anything
my back was so weak. » Every morn-
ing 1 was dizzy. could hardly walk,
but now I feel flne."—Stillson POw-
ell Corp—Adv.
MEN’S DRESS
OXFORDS
—A 1'—
$2.95
‘Aul SOLID LEATHER. A
sum-3 FOR LOOKS AND
SERVICE.
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
AATURDAY,JUNE .
shows that the expenditures for the ‘
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