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Show THE OGDEN S t AiiLAHU.EXAMlNER SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1921. nnn HE'S GOT A PERFECT MEAD if THIS IS LIFE ON THE FARM S. AROUCKLE 13 CHSE IIUS! ORflL REVEALS HEART SUDDEN UPROAR Suggestion Made in Nature of Trial Balloon to ' v . Learn Effect Innermost Thoughts Bared . by Comodian's Wife In Interview. 'Inside Story! of Diplomatic OtlY . ; ! - ' L nr fiu:d.Newblum Herrice By HABRY L. ROGERS Intrmational International News Service Staff Correspondent. WASHINGTON. Nov. 19. Japan's 1 much talked of proposal for modlfica.-tlon of l,he Huglies naval plan ha--j f.never been submitted officially to the I ?onfcrpnc on limitation of armament.was Jearned on high authority toif that proposal will ever be .doubtful I submitted formally, Baron Kato's suggestion that Japan he allowed a greater ratio in the apin. the capital ships apportionment parently was in the nature of a trial balloon, sent .up, to ascertain whether the United States was prepared to tane a really firm stand behind the Hughes bombardment plan, i, The heavy-gu- n which resulted left little doubt on this subject. It is now regarded as extremely unlikely that the baron will pursue his experiments to the point of making formal proposals before the committee. Inasmuch as the Japanese spgges-- i tion apparently was made only to the I press, the conference will not be put to the necessity "of taking cognizance of it, though the moral effect of the unqualified, if 'informal statement it drew from the American delegation as to the American attitude toward modification of essential principles of the ' Hughes plan is expected to have the desired effect upon all delegations. If .Tanan aVimilA tha Shd carry her objection to the Hughes Plan to the conference, it is practical ly certain she will argue that several Japanese warships now actually in commission were reckoned '. as only those partially completed vessels who worked out the present by strength 10? the three great vaies of the world . m lormulating the' ratios for the ,:v t .Hughes plan. Such a contention, it is understood. would be disputed by the American ., experts. " ; t wife. What , frightful dreams harass the In fitful nights Of .the comedian. spasms of sleep, only Xlnta. Durfe knows. She knows of the ttnlnr. bitter thoughts that eat at the mind of the man as he daily aits in court and awaits his fate. Each hour is intense for her, each morbid and depressing thought of hit are hers to battle with and overcome: each terrifrlng fancy a thing to fight unto the death, i All this sha told me today. As the precloa minute of the trial) move swuuy lowarui xne end ane dreams of better, thinga. d "I never think of defeat." ahe t -- f i '' - ' - , y- ,. " -, ' - I , f 1 ' - hj International Xcwa WASHINGTON", No. II. Submisnow famous sion of (Copyright 1921 :"v' . ;- "ten China's nr gud ...... ' rsvti.k SAN FRANCIHCO, Noy. It. What sorrows freex the heart of f'atty Arbuckle in the tumultuous Uar of to none.' at. trial is known hia Durfee Mint Arbuckle, excepting t 1 lsfit i lit-- ; Squabble Related By Those In the Know' jf , l . , created a furor iraonr principle, the C hine themeiTes aimort a gret ta aa It did amor.it tha Japareae, who ar vitally concerned, according to tha lnlda toalory cf the deraanfia. Serthe International News vice ton!ht br reaopnaibla ourcaa. ADVISORS INDIGNANT. The principiea were drawn up under the direction of !V?tert Lini'nr. former accretary of atate. and Dr. John C. i'erguaon, on of tha chief American &dvtora, to tha Peking government. In collaboration with th 4 principal China d5gatAKoo Dr. and Dr. feM, lr. Wellington C. II. Wang, chief Justice of China. led - Al-ir- ! Thursday night the military and naval advtaora and counsellor of the meet- deisationa hetf an to c: Iir armmcr a not HlniifThinT rvrnt. know whr thev drah inr. Thv rnniM in rjiff and to me. with wiatful bravado, tna ten not been consulted ' tror nd of football played with rrincipia festival little A "J am making plana." time. time is er axd game iTn ' '.V I askd "What are thoae plana? out tt the nreaa. prented Hoth Dr. i?aa ajad of horse the child-likmounts e is confi plough sports. part her, conscious of her !r. Koo were asked to attend and redence. fused. "That I will take Roscoe away from The meeting waa presided OTtr by It all here, high up into the mountalnj VJce Admiral Taal Ting-Ka- n and Genair; and that our three doga ahall wm very The tatter eral come along." account. to tha Indignant, according . Or; perhaps, that he shall go He bangM the tab: with hi fist and alone, If he so prefers." demanded: -Or that we will go on a sea voyage Why are w cere. If we arw not somewhere with the blue waters and to be consulted V the pale skies to help u forget." IU1MJN FOR ILYSTH Mrs. Arbuckle la a mere wisp of a ia It SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1 Dr. Wang, the third princiFinally. CHICAGO. Nov. a world'a girl and dainty as Dresden china. came in the meeting and delerate. in th pal 8an theae Krancleo. day You know it may be, wu. w chilly wtth record for the Chineae advieers any balk line billiard Ii.2 pleaded courtroom amell of moth balte. That might not be able to go at all." of a split at thin outward manifestation waa tournament established play 8he turned a aearchlnr rlanr unon'lj the women, flndlnr thl lime. me here and I couldaee how plteoualy ..,on.- - .baurdt-tonight by Jaka Schaefer of ChiHe explained that there was no tim email choker too her lipa quivered. I thought of 200 In he when cago, to averaged submit the principles to tha full t!ny to keep them warm,ofhave hit Welker Cochran of Han person fighting for life. drowning defeating method cartinc Announce19. the Nov. dellflttful Neb.. upon OMAHA, oo Class Hoosier Franclaco in a cuuch In the intertoo "Tha whole thing hardened out their eumer fura. put away !nc ment that Sioux City, la., employes of Easterners national tournament here, Cochto those ha quickly. GEO. WASHINGTON according eJd, laat April. Thla make wm of them the Cudahy Packing company had deSchool Above the Famous ran failed to count, the acore beeo hot they bring- alone a fan too, for present, cided to accept a wage reduction simichaefer t2; 111 400; ing: BIBLE OGDEN IN mea-sur. Three night wa wera Informed Tueday icood lar to that accepted by Armour & Co. 'Big Cochran v. Tha beat previoue us state tha that in department wished workers house nackinsr and other 1 were OO T mad iih averages by II an come out to to present Matron IJitta Ityan. who ha rrpared program the next today by (Chicago was made hereC.late Wiil, Hoppe. world champion, in Ceremoniea over tha George Waiih- ' charge of the BY BILLY EVANS line of China's A. Stewart, women box. in the the company, Jury through 100 ar. af by George button and MONTANA TOWN TO txtald th ludrt'i tlal- 1U, and 19. "Notre Inrtnn aniiltv nfhla Nov. klta In morning. Wa worked all n'.gbt, NEW YORK. rhlf plant superintendent. 8 two decade ago. a Maaonic to little It nearly laat the then Ocden get wsji ever temple footof night watchful one her cent; of the For Dame has per workers, chunju. greatest piece Button defeated Ora Morning-sta- r ENTERTAIN MARSHAL unaer tne auspice or ueorje va-n- - jform before going to the sleep and rest Th hat Mr. Arbuckle wore today g'H as follows: I have seen in years. teams ball It this afternoon, 400 to 211. 24 No. Aa w did not have tha outunington Lodge, meeting. more comment whole the than For piece wokrers, S por cent; pro is a much better team than Yale. thia game. Willie Following The Bible, which ha completed a ceeding. It ia a tarn molei of Jade line fuully prepared, we haartily called labor, getting 45 dcents an hour Harvard or Princeton. I would like tour won over the comwill 22 In BILLINGS, Mont., Nov. 19. Elabo- skilled Hoppe. lstel champion, of the the foreign advisers who T1 upon state, cents: labor, less, velvet, with ringlets of Jet. The wearer Kdouard Horemana. rate plans are being madet here today or ua." erettintr 4 5 and SO cents an hour. 5 nothing better than to have $100,000 pletion of it Journey repone in the confenaed It to be a rajrla model from oo ;for the entertainment of Marshal cents; skilled labor, getting over 50 parlayed on Notre Dame in a series George Washington National Maaonic Henri, but somehow wanlM it under-atoo- d Hoppe still la favorite. Tha ends Tuesday eight. tournament Ferdinand Foeh. who will visit this cents an hour, 3 cents. at western team would temple Alexander, Va,. with othr which in the the been had , it that purchad Schaefer play waa spectacular. city November 29 on his tour of the relic. KANSAS CITY BUYS This with any reduction that may' meet Yale, Harvard and Princeton Waahington before. year won tha bask by bar mar-Ki- n He Hlble the to under The wu the of country auspices will by brought Ogden be at other taken is Tacks probably the points That Hardwick, way American Legion. Foch will conic be made effective November and after running 12. mlaJ CLEVELAND PITCHER la not on a diet. 28, it was former Harvard star, sites up the an eacort from the Ml. Moriah lodge Fatty a here from the Crow Indian reserva stated. ahou Cochran then difficult Salt of of acQrand Lake, He conalatlng and cheerfully thankfully Dame team, which has taken mlaaed and never got another B. H. Goodwin. Iaet Maater It. tion, where he will be the guest of J. W. Burns, secretary, of district Notre cepted aome chocolat creama from a In storm. as Schaefer ran 311 and the east the chance K. KANSAS CITT. Nov. Is. Ray Cald. 8. Senior and Coos, who represented council No. "During .twenty by Ilarrla Warden J. ,nier Meat 5, Amalgamated dear sweet thing among th spectaThe Indians at the armistice n e 111 run was C out. ob- - Cutters ftchaefera Cleveland pitcher, will be a Itobertaon. of tertnisslon between the well, day Workmen eat "Butcher them and and tors, throughmunching cord world'a for eei vauons in wasnmgton; the lets than twm tha were la Kansas delivered the the for in Hardwick ton a Grand City Addree by game, dropped out the taking of testimony. today reiterated Natural gas from the Elk Basin dis- North America, conaecutlve points, American association next stison, it made last night that, in his press box to say hello. I was sitting Master John Edward Carvr. William Cochtrict will be piped into Billings and the statement ended with waa announced tonight by the local D. E. acDr. J. Allison. Willard niay numTonlghfa not la in an would his Kennedy. break There the In the midst. of a group of New York O. opinion organization equal ContL Iltcer French gas will be turned into immense flares cept ran K. Maater and baaeball management. Wilson and Past Roy reductions announced having sporting writers all football experts ber of men and women spectator . at a landing station here during the been the oo and tied for third Ilarria. conference champion, the the plant& 'Co. and Every one of them said "Amen" to accepted by during day. reHo Kdouard and waa evening of Foch s visit.! fourth on STAR. Maftera IXSKS GOTHAM conferred places degree of Armour - William SutHardwick's entire midland empire will be organizations and opinion. man. Oeorge Peter haa repwho M. of Belgium. Watson are (Jamehouse denomination Ogden. Washburn, of all Mlnirtem other companies. packing None of the experts in the east can , Following' the ceremonies a buffet flocking to the hearing:. ton. Chicago, tied for sixth and In tennis for represented at a huge reception to be New Tork resented tendered the famous French marshal. seventh place. KANSAS CITY. "Mo., Nov. 19. The offer an explanation for the Harvard- - ( luncheon waa served to about 200 ma- years. Is now located In Washington OOemalandlnss: t".,:f Tha Bonn. came. all la admit State Penn Ther and will represent the Chevy Chaae .Matthew ;';! District Attorney "plant assembly" representing lirady Won Ijoet Jrlub Names of membera of the George often characterlxcd aa the "lion." His of that city n the tennis courts Player ployes of the local branch of "Wilson that Penn Is much superior to Harft 4 enof will b & Co., packers, as well as emploj'ers, vard, i accepiea a Waahington lodge next. Ogden mass with Hoppe of rtlver hair, oddlv. tinged year. vataon yet the Crimson scored three grossed on pages of the Bible, It was ita natural I 2 i to accept the touchdowns of have voted a blonde matter government position. color. unanimously 8tate. Harvard said. 2 l SENATOR DIVORCED wage cut proposed yesterday, it waa was not even against Cochran much comment. at its the at of gam . . top , . : oo " Contl oo announced today. 1 3 year. Vaughn wsa suspended by were that the the time, as the eleven "was being m unions. canes Unconfirmed rsns six want Mornlngstar reports shoot. cniquk 4 International News Service Landls for Jumping the Cubs can be I Princton. It for In Horemana Judge are at the KToqmed only Six cities the field for the Coach Corderry of Yale recentlr representatives of the employes rs. 4 over aome trivial grievance, PHILADELPHIA. 1 Nov. last vraa . year to Harvard the Button voted 1912 that American Grand had of alow the motion had the by reject saying explained ultra Handicap, plant pictures an independent team at Ethel Huhn Bailey won a divorce here Cudahy oo and Joining seek-a claaalc. In The U cut to cities hU catch Penn fortunate enough shooting j the crw taken in action. It proposal. oo trap It la understood that If Wis, VAUGHN. N ATT ST today on the grounds of incompati- wage Ileiolt, I MAY tin the event are Chicago. Cleveland. Mention to use theo pictures in an slump, as far as Its defense was conthe Cuba inia bility from Jos. W.: Bailey. Jr., son of reinstated, Jim la Vaughn Vaughn a chanco that Kansas Deslfort as to correct There the faults City. brought It is really remarkable the Moines and Atlantic cemed. the former senator from Texas, a u trade.. in him to next tend ball In out by the slowed up action. will bo back orrnled City. y, the daughter of a local DlUJJjJM10 1UXC.JN 1U way Penn State has held its condition, j was. in her teens when she on successive banker that FOREIGN COMMERCE when one considers married ailey before he went over-seuezaes s eleven nas mei Saturdays as a lieutenant after a hasty courtship. five such stronger teams at Lehigh, After his return they lived in WashNov. 19. Recent Harvard, Georgia Tech, WASHINGTON, Carnegie .Vi. in Tech and the Navy. ington.. remarkable statistics growth report OOof learning since higher institutions PENN STATE IS STRONG 1916 in respect to educational prepENTRE CAPTURES critics are apreed that Eastern aration for foreign service,' for com- Penn is the best team In the State SOUTHERN HONORS merce in particular. The committee or 15 on educational preparation ror east. Most of them are of the opinforeign service Appointed by the ion that Notre Dame has afellght edge International News Service. United States commissioner of educa- on Penn. However, all are sorry the LOUISVILLE. Ky., Nov. 19. Centre tion to investigate and report from two teams are not to meet. It ! college triumphed over Washington time to time upon this important type has been. suggested going Dame Notre that .and Lee here thia afternoon, 25 to 0, of training called on higher institua Ponn State .and play their claim to the tions to show whether the nation can thereby clinching game at the Polo grounds, rne southern title. . prepare for foreign service through caances for such a game, however, was The game featured by the spec- the established educational system. seem the Levin Dr. Glenn tacular 'forward rather of "Bo" slight. Swiggett. Mc passing M JMlllin. chairman, reports that nearly 12 per The defeat of Princeton by Yale cent of the colleges report courses In came as a great surprise. The "iale foreign servic6, foreign trade in par- team waa known to have great posticular. Of the 71 higher institutions sibilities, but It waa believed that the in which this special training Is now would liave the offered, the 10 highest report each Princeton veterans more than 100 students taking' for- edge. In the Princeton lineup was eign trade, a total enrollment for the seven seniors, in the Yale lineup were to the Most of the ex 10 institutions of 225 5 students, about seven sophomores. h the total number of .students perience of the Princeton team would enrolled for all courses In collegiate be the determining factor in the re j schools of business reporting to the sult. Yale has a great team right bureau of education only five years now and has greater possibilities. It ago. The University .of Washington, NEXT SUNDAY Seattle, heads the list with 407 stu- ought to be a whale of an eleven In New (York university is sec- 1922. When 250 of the greatest dents. The Princeton team seemed dead on ond, with 401 students. oo theatres in the United its feet. Condition and yonth of Yale won' over experience. Coach Itoper wKat is to States open with this pro- MARINE ON MAIL you go to of Princeton used only 11 men against but it proved a costly de duction.! The admission TRAIN KILLS NEGRO Harvard, a clslon. Keck went into the game with No prices' same as "Anatol." a broken blood fessel In his leg. NEWMAN, Ga., Nov. 19. An un Wittmer, who haa played a roving a pedia The Galloping Chief identified negro mall bandit was shot center for Princeton all season, played and instantly killed tonight by Private a stationary defense. He made only of Screen Sensations! R. M. Simon ;of the United States one or two tackles in the entire game, money; you marine corps, on duty as a mall guard all over the field. of being Instead car in of West the mail and Atlanta, : 2f oo Point train No. 37, aa the train drew into the station here. Simon dlecov ered the negro, who waa sliding INTEREST REVIVED stealthily from the top Of the train IN D OGSLED-RACINthrough thetorear door. Simon ordered the negro halt, but he continued to advance into the car. Simon fired THE PAS. Man., Nov. 11. Cold once to kill. The negro fell dead in once again revives Tha Pas favor-it- c weather . stantly. dog derby as a topic of con The negro is the first person killed thla northern country and under new orders sent out by the navy versation In in prospects look for a record list of enana postal 'departments, telling ma tries. While still many months away. rlnes to shoot to kill'' If the malls are on February 28, 1922, being the datehave endangered. which It will be run, inquiries oo been received from many would-b- e of eleven and the Une-u- p entrants, THOUSANDS OF indig-natSo- a rro-teate- ;. ! ni.J RM( VE HIGH PLOYES ACCEPT CUTS World Record for CLOSEUPS OF 18.2 Average Set FATTY'S TRIAL By Jake Schaefer l. TO NOTRE DM hru g. r delt-gatlo- 1 i Fu-Wan- n. - ': !; ' ": 1-- -- - ap m ncery un-nounc- ed ; ; semi-dkille- -- Fec-reta- ry , Yale-Princ- box-ma- in The - -- sonofformeeI -- r.-- r ........3 t a " -- , i 19.--M- In-I- ng i MrSf-Baile- as ;i -- - ' post-seaso- n ! , The Surest Road. o batistactiOE COMING I one-fift- ALHAMB you want when matter whether it's house, a. tube buy. of toothpaste, washing machine or save worry, time and greed pup, when you know what you want. know , ; i How shall you know? G- 200-mi- ACRES NOW UNDER WATER - , supporting the beautiful star f "Forbidden Fruit'V and "The Affairs of Anatol" and the dashing yoimg' hero of "The Pour Horsemen of the Apoca lypse." t .'.! 0 REELS OF THRILLS crack teams Is practically assured, but many more contestants may yet be heard from. Many of this year's drivers. Includ ing Goyne, Dupas, Billy Winterton Morgan. Brancroft. Iarry McKay Sam Pranteau and Jack Hayes, have again entered. of A hew entrant will be Lake Athapapuskow, Billy Rusick but very little Is known of his ability or of his team. Stuv. Bjorkman. o enters annually but Gladstone, never snowswho, up, is another likely en TERRE HAUTE. Ind., Nov. 19. Thousands of acres of low lands of the "Wabash valley are under water tonight and great property damages has resulted from high waters caused by, recent rains. The Wabash river reached a stage of sixteen- feet tonight and was- still rising. - Standing corn In the lowlands was ruined and with all small streams alao overflowing. trant. oe roads, bridges and culvert have been So no been have there far MYSTERIOUS damaged. reports of lose of livestock. - The tale of a lawless prince of the desert and a proud society belle he5captured and won. Flayed by a numerous cast. le , , -- oo PRINCETON UNABLE TO PLAY CALIFORNIA CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Nov. 19. George R. Murray, graduate treasurer of the Princeton University Athletic association, stated this afternoon there was no possibility of, Princeton ac cepting an invitation to play the Unl versity of California eleven on the Pacific coast during the Christmas holidays. REPORT OF LYNCHING HOAX COLUMBIA. S. C. Nov. 20. County and city police authorities were thrown into a turmoil here early today when a mysterious teiepnone report of lynching came to headquarters and responding, they found on the road side near the city the remains of three dummies, hanged In effigy at the side of a main highway, repreaenting Bruce, Craven of North Carolina. Henry P lox of Tennessee and C. Anderson Wright of Georgia, alleged to be en emies of the Ku Klux Klan. By reading the advertisements in your touch with newspapers. They put you opportunities and advantages that otherwise you might miss. arc just as important as the news. Reading advertisements helps you lessen waste and increase efficiency. 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