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Show w MONDAY EVENING,- - DECEMBER 5, 1921; THE - 8TATK5rCjfTS( diffeu. . -- WARNS MINE 4JNI0N- - - MO THE R 0 F ALABAMA AUTO TOURIST AND SENATOR IS CALLED FAMILY ARE ROBBED v DF COMING- ATTACK I Remarks: "lf battleshXpe over 20 year are eliminated ia accordance with rtfflnal proposal, the Japanese percentage will be V OGDEN-STANDARIXRXAM1NER- - 5. lNt!ANApoUB..bcv , A wart- - BiUMU'GllAM, .AU.. Dac..5. BANTA'FnrSLU.; nee.' if.XrrVaV Mrs. Table two.cqmbared naval strength in that coal companies of the United rrederlca Virgini unacrwood. moth- - ertnt Dflatf.'pf Toledo. O., tumorm" . au-ion, tha. haala, of, .dread naught and States are gat her In r irtfot mattmtn rr; home ot'h It follows: n attempt which KaarUad Xof ue-f- n tJnderwisod.' fir., early today four children, wa held up and robbed V. Fred Will fee rhade next spring; ta destroy of v Unitedn BtateeJapanese classificatrouble. of $200 and hi watch by, two maV3i heart REGISTRATION FOR WINTER QUARTER 1 00 tiPt thElTnlUd Mine Workers of America, .99. KKh ton. ehtna tion o'clock bandit tea nliht at " Saturday let a & In la as , contained labor uTlIon, Basis-o- fi Their Demand fori cent.; - , ,; near the Unltetf fltte Indian fcchool DECEMBER 5 AND 6 io- b headquarters : of the I ndrwood. or wiaDan nr ter miles from Hanta Fr. three h m tons. 109 50 tlon. 18 ships.' 500,8 per uhlorl f ronl a man prominent In th dy for B4rmlinfn. was forced to drain his caa tank and Severity Per Cent Batio ' ' caUffl by thr sudderf death of his he ind , cent. accordrnlner" Great remained Irvth caf Britain,'. unlotaf College courses given in English, Art, Biology, Theology, Revealed fP iTttftl lair nCht Bnator m.n in K IIIhisin family Japaii- - Japanese Classification, li ing to a 'SlaUmeht Issued .by Ellis mother, u muj w a i ui irmiTriuir recelve4 TO ITnderw'ood favorable had 375,020 tone. ." percent. 1 1 Pearl?, editor bf the Mine Worker ero. ships. Chemistry Education; Economics, Mineralogy, Health lllnesn. He TWmfrther's classification. ; rlcan , Japan--Am- e' tour: A rardlnr series of robberies motof of '5 WASmN'GTS. Journal. The letter says representa tTnf f WiAJBMTlerr (rmv confer- ists has occurred here lately. (By ; the ships. 334,700 tons. 57:percent Ectacatiorj, HtitOry, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, of V Associated Press. chalrrMan tive's trf coal of alto American COMlWlUilk ence SHIPrt interests, large lfrUs"nd deallpg with Chl-nrexmemoranda submitted Music, Domestic Art. who are ctnductnir the lntestl;ation ih .Table three, dealt only with Ameriwith perts during" confeiipnces tar4ff matter.' disaffree rTTStle. This hawn. accof alnif to the can officers on the naval ratio- prob- menu as tonnage,It showedornottutrtbet WOMAN'S 3ODY0UNIM " i.i . ....io antr'addn figures 'CALL .PRESIDENTS OFFICE FOR FURTHER that unmploy otUjjfn lem, shows that the! Japanese seized shi9 to be included. It follows: ON RIVER IN ISLE' ment ars.me on the "existing: strength'" clause of starvation and weapons United States 12 ships. .85,000- Wflh INFORMATION lch 'the coal CdmBariUs pro CITIZENfe' APATHY a basis tons. cretary Hughes' Proposal as 70 100 per cent, 86 per cent. tor asserting claims to at least per ' Discrepancies in tennacre fiarures be pose to flghtlhe union miners. INJURES 'DRY' LAW CLlNTOK, Xa., Dm I. Th bod ef cent of American naval strength. ' American tween calculaand a woman aboOt li yeart old was found The Japanese propositivn was pre'-? tions as sttown were Japanese out traced not by In a shallow grave on a Jiilitslpp Sentedln three tables! of tomparison, the Americans U none'of the tables STEADY 6E0REASE WASHINGTON. Dac. of river island The auby two hunt in none oT whXch, was allowance made came within-tha force thorities of Carroll mark cUlians was U4md deof poNdble dls UNEMPLOYMENT scope IN countr. Illinois, NoPACKING PRESIDENT U. S. FORCE GOES TO for any ship under construction A bolter Articulation of the clared a to "under cussion prevvntitHT no the had referred found marks plan today thty vember 11, except the Japanese, battle- the experts. ComFOUND DEAD IN BED KEEP MEXICANS OUT orr the clothing. prohibition law byin Prohibition ship Mutso, .rated by the Japanese j as an address Run-da- of AIdentification missioner 5 Haynes waa ' Dec. founfl with cord window sash WASHINQTON. Unemploy and by the American '"Ex. t the Antl tha clothlnr but the' coroner aaid on completed,, .tUiegats " a steady, They were taken as constituting pre- ment continues : perts as 98 per cent completed.' calconvention new a this 'alon YUMA. Aric. Dec 4. The detachleague and OTTUMWA. Iowa, Dec, 6. J. 11. Glow decrease, "according to policy account of dtcorapoeltlon he was una- sentation of though "Acdoitling to any of the three tn seem ta havtt LvieW. apparently was recognised later "Soma habor opinion," resultto to ble death determine the, MorrelU prekldent of the beef and pork ment of 15 roert from the SInd United rhonthly reports depart' ruIaUorr. the existing 8treihofhff wAd ha said, "that the (oyercunnt ia not ed from violencewither ,n Kato brsftnifiK fn or 65 indusmentr otherwise. studies its Jrom packing tMtabllshment of John Morrell Slates infantry, whleh left the camp Japanese navy amounts tp :Douf i'. u argunient to oo and trial centers, the - department an- arlous, that, the Uw la a Joke, at id 6 A Company, here was found dead In here at midnight laet nUcht for patrol laugh to a Arthur J. Balfour that Japan nelflM nounced Sunday that 1.428 of the larg- that tha- ! people prefer A law. of It humor Strang tenpe national security. er employing concerns had 7.219 more jed ftunday, apparently th result of duty along the International border. "It i threfortL the firm conviction 70 per cent offorships thay laugh at the conatitution." LONG FALL KILLS supplied by the men or the payrolls on November 30. when apoplexy, roturned early this morning without of the Japanese experts, that Japan . The list showed Silaac by "the great o: PERFORLIERl that the battleship on October 31, or an Increase of STUNT' Tie than In hralfh several tfn having had any encounter with Mexi- should, jiave at least 70 per cent of the Americans, of our 88 per cent finished on NortnJ wma allgrtlr lit last nlftht. can one-hamajority MrniUn one almost Colorado, cent. of tnd to an annouceper rebels, 100 Americans with per vember 11, only ten per cent behind navy compared brrt emwd to improvav H Till asleep tiirnl Hi th according Iron and people." he declare!, wa iwmIImr i Paper, lumber, riffln printing, ccnt.":. ' If,!. the Mutsut SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. S. Robert shortly before daylljcht. and etplred t steel, aUtOttiobile mamifacture and tex- mlainWrpreted by newspaper men and rii Knlilleea wr mnt nut btotnn . OLdJiEn AVA11SI IllS. an aerial "Ptunt" performer.! within an hour. He was born In Krsjr- The Jkpariese produced percentages tile establishment all took on more public officials a either Ifaatlngs. or disapproval of the law. fell more than a thousand feet to dfath l(tfl Hhodt 60 years ago. but ha lledllxwer California planntd to peaf The Japanese experts were verbally of competition for American ships as hands, while railroad repair work, oo informed that the United States could ' shown in routine progress reports leather Industrie, and food here ftunday. He Kuppoeedly was un-- j in America moat of tits life. During thmur--h the United matta In order to brodurine is not discuss "existing strength" on the issued by the naval bureau of eblo to regain his grip on a strap on the war he waa a member of the lowajAttack Hsn Lai la. establishments reported a reduction of onora." St miles ALL OMAHA n parachute from which he had taken of the Japanese construction, struction and repair. These showed tmploves. ' ' of defense. PEOPLE council .ute wsa It Of aatd. here . oo i one hind. Hla home was In Ire-noDiscussions between the experts ended the Colorado 80 per cent finished OcIn the department's list been received ha yet report TO BE VACCINATED Cl. He was 10 years old. and a fortober .1. The Japanese Wefe told that 40 showod more workers employed there. obaerve the cuatom of tut t0 whether Pan "Luta was Japanese air aervice member. Table..' one set out a comparison- the bureau dealt only with the hull and 24 had decreases. At Los ItackM lng holidaye to oxen and hors--s. aitd dredd- of the ship, whlleithe 88 pr cent figbased on the number of employed deC OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. Dr. A. S. ure giVen by the experts as of Novem creased 10.5 per cent. each power. It toHows: aughts ofStates-JapanPinto, city health commissioner, has classifica ber 11, included work done on the oo United issued an order for compuleory vac tion 3Sj ships; 728,390 tons; 100' per guns, engines and other equipment. ' clnatlon here for smallpox which wilt SMALL ooAND f cent. CURTIS more .. e affect than 160.000 person. The 39 classification. American ships; OPEN-LEGAaffects schools. order FIGHT Industrial GUARD MAIL MARINE plants, 797,135 tons; 100 per cent. A busineHs house. hotels. 25 .ad rooming tTTTT"fc A TrrnTiT TTTT T.TWfl' Japan- - Japanese classification, First Pictures of the Big Game houses stations. and The cent. railway 50 tons, 76 per ships; III.. WAUKEGaN'. 5. Dec. Govern waa It railroad. Sun Burlington NAVY DEFEATS ARMY ON GRIDIRON cilj American classification 25 ships; or Ln Bma.ll and Vernon Curtla. Grant day has ordered Vaccination of already 549,196 tons; 60 per cent. SHEVEPOUT. La.. Dec. 5. Wylie Park, 111., banker, todav opened their Its 18,000 employes in the western diClark, a farmer was shot and killed; fight againat trial under the con-b- v vision. Hitter opposition to the order a marina postal guard Sunday spiraey, embezzlement and confidence has manifested itself In certain quar while a Kansas City Southern I " ' game indictment returned at Bpring-ge- r ters andboth tides declare they will i. ,v ORPHEUM, OGDEN train was standing at Blanehard, field by the 'Sangtunon county grand go into court upon tne mauer. Vac TONIGHT Caddo jmrish. A warrant for T. A. Jury last July. clnatlon will start In five schools to Richard Walton Tully' Preeente to be the marine who nhotl Appearing in the court of Judge day, Dt. Pinto said. Willis, the Popular Hawaiian Romance Clark, was Issued later. Willie la aald Claire C. Edwards they naked that the &i?sc to have continu'd with the train, not lndlctmenta be iuftihd ae illegal and FILIPINdBANKER IN (Ogdcn's Own) V knowing the fate of the man he had- inefficient. ... .... nr. Makes the Only Touchdown of the Gam a shot. Witnesses clain. dark waa standEMBEZZLEMENT CASE when the MEXICANS SENT TO ing 12 feet from th e train marine ordered him to m ovt NOW PLAYING ALL WEEK JtCI ViiK (JUNf EKENCE n a. l m t MANILA. P. I.. Dec. 8. Kmnemle l I :, x i BEAUMONT. Tex., Dec. 6. Private coma In la ment of 111,(00 charged I T. A. Willie of the marine corpa. acting Isidore Lrma. filed agalnet plaint as mail guard on a Kansas City SouthMEXICO CITY. Dec. 4. Ferterlco former chief of the forelrn depart A Drilliant New Cast, Including ern passenger train, was arrested here Ramos, Manuel Balareza. and Javier ment of the s National bank, V! ANN READfsR and taken in charge by a guard of the Panches Mejorada have been appointed and NloangOrPhilippine an attorney. lOirag. United States marines. ahd the Sinning Hawailans by President Obregon ae a committee Bnnd waa fixed at is, 000 each. It la iMeaelb k gej pajaja oo to Mexico at the conference alleged Derma and Karng conepired to $2.00 B0c, 7Sc, represent $1.50, .$1.00, ,trk:efr ' Ninety per cent of A silver coin ia 10 do neia in i;iverslde, Cel., on utll-- l defraud the bank Of proflta on the eale li- SEAT SALE TODAY - - , n . ,i V i, iiatlon of the Colorado river. silver. 'of marka to the bank's clients. rr;Ar -- - t- 1 - lUr ihr . ' . -- -- . . tc. -- , ., niC-GKS- T rub-committ- super-dreadnaugh- ts. M ee, i - -- - -- S.-Ap- e . . t,o-sU- - y. bfr -- ; ' - V j luw-abldl- ng nr p-j- law-upholdi- lf - ng .:. -- . r con-bas- j i ; ot-cltlr- s. (,,'" " glv-'h-'- An-Kele- at-m- er re s. ese SCOOP! SCOOP! L ! -- ! . i I pas-sen- - . -- " j I 111 I 1 MM k yen i i la. a jr. I W- " ," - " " m ' 'f " " ' '""-Wl.- .l . A I a THI W ' U.lM"IMI'l" . mm - 20c - - 'W I. . and-TOMORR- ;' '"' H,l. - - t .- 1- . ,. , ,rll.,l,ll,,,.Mll,,X . .. ... e HI P. M. FEATURE P. M. COMEDY 05 P. M. FEATURE IJJO P. M COMEDY ttOQ 1115 II. M i P. 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