THE BEE: OMAHA, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1920.
PAPER SHORTAGE
DUE TO INCREASE
OF CONSUMPTION
Publisher of Baltimore Sun
Tells Senators Producers
Are to Blame More Than
Publishers.
Washington, April 29. Lack of
satisfactory understanding between
the publishers and print paper man
ufacturers was held to be responsi
ble in part for the present paper
shortage by Taul Patterson, one of
the publishers of the Baltimore Sun,
in testimony today before the sen
ale manufacturers' committee inves
tigating the paper situation. He
explained that while there would be
no increased production this year,
production in 1921 would be 30,000
tens over that for 1920.
The present shortage, the wit-
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ness told the committee, resulted
from increased consumption be
yond the capacity of the paper
mills. Saying that increased prices
for paper .were necessary about
three years ago, he asserted that the
producers failed to take the pub
lishers into their confidence at that
time, with the result that an agita
tion was started against increased
prices and for public control of the
paper industry. Also, the manu
facturers, he said, failed to expand
their plants due to the lack of un
derstanding between them and the
publishers.
As a result of this situation, Mr.
Patterson said, when the publishers
came to renew their paper contracts
this year insufficient paper to meet
demands was discovered, so that
they entered 1920 with a "shortage
of paper on every hand."
Mr. Patterson expressed the belief
that the - universal practice in the
curtailment of paper, which hp said
was being observed by the news
papers, would result in a "marked
effect on the market by fall.
"But nothing effective can be ac
complished unless there is a defi
nite curtailment in the amount of
advertisements," he said, "and the
only way that can be done is to in
crease advertising rates not for the
purpose of increasing revenues, but
to hold down the amount of adver
tising." Traded Land Figures In
Pottawattamie County Suit
A 10-acre tract of land on a farm
in Iowa traded to F. N. Fauze is
involved in a suit instituted in the
district court by Pottawattamie
county.' Fauze was brought' back
from Chicago Wednesday by Sher
iff Groneweg to face charges of
conspiracy to defraud L. S. Smith,
owner of the land. The 10-acre tract
is to become part of the Lincoln
Highway, eliminating the Honey
Creek hill. '
Throws Overcoat Over
Bandit and Escapes
F.mil Lumm, 1515 South Twenty
eighth street, was taken by two men
in 1 an automobile to Crcighton
boulevard and Parker streetwhere
he was ordered from the car and told
to take off' his overcoat. He noticed
"that only one of the robbers was
armed. Throwing the overcoat
over this one's head, he struggled
with him and then ran and made his
escape, according to the .story he
later told' police. '
Captured After Evading
Arrest for Six Years
Portland. Ore., April 29. K. M.
Padden, alleged to have obtained
money undef false, pretenses in
Nashville, Term., six years ago, was
arrested here today by deputy sher
iffs, who charged that Padden, un
der the name of Everett Philpot, was
indicted in Nashville in January, 1914,
on several counts ' alleging misap
propriation of funds.
Pacific Company Steamer
Js Damaged in Collision
San Francisco, April 29. A cabled
report that the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company's liner Colust was
Uamaged in a collision within the
last few days at' Penang, Straits Set
tlements, was received by the
Marine department of the Chamber
of Commerce. here today. No details
were given.
Paris Newspapers Boost
Price From 10 to 15 Centimes
Paris, April 29. Newspaper pro
prietors here have decided unani
mously to advance the price of dai
lies from 10 to 15 centimes, begin
ning May 1.
Goes to Meeting
C. H. Gustafson, president of the
Nebraska Farmers' union, left
Omaha yesterday for Washington,
D. G, where he will attend the na
tional meeting to discuss the car
shortage and lay plans to aid the
railroads on having sufficient cars
to move next year's crop to the
market.
PRISONER MAKES
AN UNSUCCESSFUL
DASH FOR FREEDOM
Harry Miller Gets Out of
County Jail But Is Soon
Recaptured.
Harry Miller, 811 South Twentieth
street, sentenced in South Side
court yesterday to 60 days in jail
for vagrancy, made a dash for free
dom in the county jail at noon yes
terday. He was captured at Seventeenth
and Jackson streets in an automo
bile truck after Policeman 'Earl
Risk and Marshal Gleason had
fired several shots at him.
None of the shots took effect.
The prisoner had just stepped
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SALE
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Friday
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and
up
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from the police patrol in the base
ment driveway of the court house
when he attempted the escape. He
hid behind the oatrol until the
other prisoners were taken to the
jail on the httn tloor ot tne court
house.
Policeman Risk and Marshal
Gleason at Seventeenth and Harney
streets, saw Miller running from the
court house driveway. They took
after him and Miller leaped on a
truck. The officers fired several
shots in the air in an attempt to
friehten Miller. The truck stopped
at Seventeenth and Jacksori streets
and Miller jumped off, his hands in
the air.
The officers took him back to the
county jail.
Pedestrians were attracted to the
scene by the shots.
Danger of Blowouts mid Rim Cuts
is practically eliminated by the re
inforcement given at the bead of
Sprague Cord Tires. Sprague's cost
less per mile. Adv.
Denies He Slapped
Girl In Face, But It
Don't Go With Judge
Denying vigorously that he had
slapped Gertie Burgess, 22 years old,
017 South Twenty-fifth street, Wed
nesday as she came from her work
at the Terry Dressmaking college,
1920)4 Farnam street, Boyd Senter,
2522 Jones street, was fined $15 in
Central police court yesterday
when John Robbins of the Rob
Lins Motor company, 2054 Farnam
street, testified against him.
Gertie did not appear against her
assailant. She told police Wednes
day that she did not blame him for
icsing his temper when she refused
to go to dinner with him, because
she had some shopping to do. Sen
ter accused her of "trifling" with
him and began to slap her, accord
ing to Robbins, who rushed out and
held Senter for the police.
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