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Show . THE' SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER f of the world powers would a peimsnent equitable situation be found.. The Washington conferencs affords such an oppor-a tunity, according to Wellington Koo, member of the Chinese delegation, who said China will press before the confer-- , Idaho Senator Sees in Asso- - In some far eastern circles the Sug- gestion is advanced that if Japan would take the Initiative to bring about annulment of at least certain parts of the twenty-on- e demands treaty It would help calm agitation In China concerning and make for more amicable Shantung relations between Japan and China. elation of Nations Very AMERICA STANDS BY FOUR POINTS Things League Contains (Ooatipaet front Qua.) 4-- t!nedftceU, Thera was nothing to In' dicate, however, that a compromise was ? being considered In the American group. It has been indicated that Great Brit I aln was not desirous of undertaking any t further naval construction at present, which seems to forecast agreemnt with view. (U ,? the American officials have presented tables ' ofJapanese tonnage to support theiF claim that to retalrf the Mutsu I they are entitled retention by the other fI without similar The Japanese have contended powers ' she was a completed ship November 11, I Submarines to Be Discussed. 5 The next step, when the. three groups of expei ts finish, will be -, their report to committee.-- It seema-U"Thiraniialncnlg . ly that even the British and American WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. (By tho Associated Press.) The full, significance of the American four points" proposed by Elihu Root and adopted by the arms offr Tahiti to guide is coming to bo better understood as the far eastern negotiations approach decisions on specific subjects. At first regarded- as largely a reiteration of general principles which had long been sanctioned on paper by all the powers, the four points" have, in fact, become the foundation orf which Chinas friends hope to erect a' system of re forms that will In many respects reverse past and preaent practices. The American delegation has taken the releadership by making known that Itmore gards the Root resolution as vastly turned few than a diplomatic finely phrases. The American position is that by accepting the four points" the na-In tions have bound themselves to apply a cnni,ratft,'ky thejong professed of f air dealing toward to proceed without subtsrfu os ' 28, 1921. the detail to ths picture of ths crime they had sketched. Ryther told Prosecutor Hayden today he did not do the killing, but watched t the window while a Polish boy com- -j panion wielded the apiked club upon the heads of the victims. He said Saturday that one of the frle awakened at the slashes he made upon Mr Monroes head. Recently Ardlth Monroe accused a The little doctor of the crime. girl, now in custody of the sheriff, may confront Ryther, who Is almost of identical height And build of the doctor she named. Don Bass and Earl Cisco, named aa accomplices by Ryther, have been -- O-f- Mystifies Superstitious Bogus Magician ' OO I Reds Drift to Monticeilo for Safety if per!l to The Tribune. MONTIOELLO, Nov. 27. Why don't was you go back to Allen's canyon?' asked of an old Pluto Indian who hftd few- - week ago. come to Monticeilo returned the old InHeap scalrt, dian. There hks been a gradual drifting of the Flu te Indiana Into "the different towns of ban Juan since the Indian trouble In Ban Juan last May, when two oung Indians of the Piute 'band were caught killing' a calf belonging to one of the local stock jnn. The two young and thus caused Indians resisted arrest a little excitement. The older Indians of ths band seem to be afraid of the young buoks and are seeking safety among, the white people. Only a feVof the Piute Indians are rethis winter. maining In Aliens canyon Posey, the old chief- - of the Piutes, came to Monticeilo a few weeks ago to seek the aid of County Attorney Keller In the removal from their mldat of Old JaH Cte." Jack Ute- seemingly got Irt" also. for he made his appearance Til MonfTcello A few d and ts making ready to spend the win ' -- - laughed at this and told ths old chief that he would walk on ooyote ftait; that it would not harm any one. Th old chief was for going right than and getting soma coyote bait and having Attorney Keller try 1L Old Posey then told of an Indian on the reservation that would take a small stone In his hand, roll it around and give it a flip into the air, and It would sail h through th air and- wished It to kill Ths Pluts Indians have a pronounced fear for witchcraft and It Is not uncommon to find corns supernatural story afloat among them, Th larger part of the Piute band have been kept In constant fear and danger the last few years, as have been ths whits people, by a few young bucks in the band, two of whom were th Cause of the Indian trouble laat ipring. A great many of the Indiana did not like the result of the trial of the two young bucks, ths outcome of which was best stated- by the old Piute chief himself, as he left ths courtroom. Indian says he steal 'em white man's calf. Indian says he eat 'em white man's calf. White man's court says Indian lie; that Indian no steal em whits mans HAMTLTWS Holiday Season's Offering of Afternoon Burglars Take Luxuries. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., Nov. 27 last night ransacked two stores Burglars In ths business center of mors thsn worth of furs, silks and musical Instruments, according to a report mads today to the police The loot Included abeut $50,-0- DRESSES 00 snda jium-- ; worth of silk Blacking her of saxophone $7000 dark beaded chiffons, cantonLight and . i satins. crepes, - . . Regular $25 arid $85 - (Oosttased fro Pegs ; ' i Special for Today, Tuesday & Wednesday 0s) and doors with nothing to direct or limit their n win. and dlecre-tio- n powEiajSs.Uiielrpw would be s rather interesting pro poWhite man's .court turn Indians loose! . tcr'Wtr7r--f'tVf-P!lstt!onv I am Inclined to think that If the ni7Bf9jfrwrw-.w, iuweiw, d),m .fine.co ur! " "conclusion ''ltihlll- then become th? fmftariii. AMeriVaar pwiplertrite) lifted "Js k' Tte'' bf- - killXnA Pokey It haa been .a tiaoii - for n comm tttee' sun the aid a of of th of wftlt tr gooddeal Indians other They money wiil ehooee one- Whttftv has it powers d- - ' ing - agreement on a report to a plenary sea Support Received. this fall gathering and roasting pine-nu- ts fined, or at least make an attempt to glass When th okl chief was informed - ion. was the for seem evidence to Keller market. have mads define them, rather than trust their desthat They Powerful Support from,, outside th bv Attorney British opposition to the submarine ele American ths law good use of their money also, for each tiny to th unbridled discretion of a few haa strengthened not strong enough to warrant delegation ment of Mr. Hughess plan, was certain that buck Indians bad has decked his squaw out in a men. It in hand, he told of and in' the discussions of taking The House' of Distinctive Taste to be a chief point to be dlsciissed by the tariff position, the reservation that spread coyote bait bright new dress and shawl and th7 autonomy,, extra territoriality and on committee and the conference. 4 4 where the Indian they wished to spend great deal of time in town show Objectionable, He Claims. . jrights the trend of th negotiations around Britiah deiegalea are prepared to press postal Keller them off. walk. lng Attorney never has been permitted to stray far harm usually Lloyd George suggested some time ago, their view that not only should Mr. from case In the Root platform. every according to the press dispatches, that replacement allowance of to, 004 Hughess scrutlhised alliance bg extended th tons In submerslbles for the British fleet proposed solutions have been to facilitate the' peaceful solution of to sections of the and slllance the naaria - and 'the American, fleet . and. t.t,OOJDi fur in the light of appropriate result among which controversies may the that alliance take upon Itself and that four this the points," with the tions, must be greeted with joy and huJapan be reduced, but that the slxe of four American the of become have the Now, China, principles administering duty for future submarines should be limited. strong hope of a better future It ts said, that such an alliance would b element of the discussions. Thera is also the' probability that dominating manity, to such American probaffect peowill the method How this wholly objectionable i Prance and W'lll figure largely in "We therefore wait wtth the greatest and ths Interest ple, but that under an Breccia tlon of na ' whatever theItaly details of President conference may decide as lems as e Shantung, Manchuria for complete becoma same tlons if could bs cffectu the twenty-onthing demands, they to undersea craft. This la said to fore ated and accomplished. It is also helm to bS demonstrated. Harding's plan." shadow an eaily attack by the confer, fore the conference, is of that while the people of the Unttei sxtra territorial- Wirth With the questions urged to ence on the problem of bringing the Speak. Urged States would not be willing to form an gruh'postal rights to be disposed of French and Italian naval programs Into ity' alliance with France and Great Britain BERLIN.Nov. 27. (By the Associatedof tomorrow through specific declarations harmonv with a general acheme of naval now Brland to Premier Now . an was that In guarantee the security of-- France, the there expec Press.) preparation, limitations. Washsame thing could be accomplished under tstlon In some quarters that the subject France is homeward bound from fro Pace Oaa.) (Continued Japanese contentions for a higher pro of Chancellor conof an are association without held nations those any urging by Japan ington, newspapers portlonate strength in airplane carriers In leases, including his reserve, at least to stitution. Shantung and Manchuria, might be Wirth to abandon than Mr. Hughes proposed also mar lead It Is also urged that the International the extent of Informing the American motion picture actress, and six other perdebate. Both France brought up for discussion soon. toward a s sons, all believed to b public of tbs uselessness of M. Brland connected with th debt could be more successfully manlpu and Italy will prove to be mors deeply All of arguments in support of France's atti- motion picture Industry, to appear In th lated through ths association. lntereeted In this nevfr naval element Would Restrict Sovereignty. disarmament." tude on things simply dlaclos that the as manslaughter trial of Roscoe C. Arbuckl.' which than in capital ship ratios of the three many rumors of Is name tor art soclatlon of nations another Delegates government hearing Wirth the that say They Officials no would Intimation of major navies. Both are advanced in avia an attempt to eecure an agreement on did not desire to engage in acrimonious ths reason for thsgive I league with som additional amt mor subpenas nor of th the tlon. annexed. extensive Shantung, at least outside tne confer- controversy wl)h M. Briand while h was testimony they expected powers any of those ence Such a development apparently the guest of the United States. It does not appear as yet whether w U called to would be welcomed by all powers. are to hav two leagues or on league, Dr. Wirth tomorrow will appear beCHINA TO th six residents are other Los of was It of In Its consideration China, and one association or whether It Is to fore the reichstag committee on foreign CaL bo the conference is considering relations to discuss the premier's speech. Angeles or Hollywood, ths league organised by Mr. WilSHANTUNG MATTER explained, Impositions of Dr. Maurice Rosenberg of sonthat will be merged Into the aasoclstio the situation as divided, roughly into The Hoarsen Courier demands that the Chicago and other eastern are witnesses a has been there In sections. three First opposing to be produced tomorrow In the man- organized by President Harding. chancellor shall lose no time f WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 (By the As grouping of all the sovereign rights that what ts termed "French agitation." jr Versailles I soclated trial of Arbuckle, counsel let it snt league unless the Will the Press.) Shantung ones. China still retains, with general agreetreaty The Boersen Journal expresse the be- slaughter b known tonight The defense expects is radically modified, but I presume tlon find its way Into the Washington ment, that all must be preserved. In th lief that American ears will not bs deaf to we Us caso close tomorrow and both sides conference?. will know more when the matter Is re, second group have been placed all the to the presentation of Germanys case. that by the end of the week a duced to such concrete form as will en This Question occupies a prominent righte In dispute- - aa a result - of - th It declare that while Fr anew-- a n n u all y expect verdict will have been rendered, which able us to grasp It or at least to the delegates though treaties and other sqgreements. With the Is place In the talk of trya fresh military classes, there will settle th motion picture to do so. open references to it are guarded. In understanding that thess will be restored arerecruiting who would have been comedian the shsr Germans 400,000 Suggests had, U any. In th death of some quarters a desire la shown to avoid to China In as far aa possible. The third eligible under the old army organization It If possible on the ground that the sub- group comprises rights which China de to bs called to the colors each year, now Virginia Rapp Rebuttal testimony by th prosecution in by calling Wasatch 2313 and ask for som ject is liable to revive old controversies clsres have been seized from her without left without military training. will follow tho submission of the defense and Interrupt the harmonious trend of any pretext whatsoever, and which It is The preponderance of man power on case and probably will taka of u to com to your bom and toll you two to conference. back days, the the desire of the conference give French aide under theee conditions, all about th efficiency and economy of the district attorney announoed. Tho reThe Chinese view Is that the Shan- unless valid reasons can be produced to the Is so over- mainder Event continues, Negotiation the newapaper DEATHS. the International Oneplpa Heater. It of will week the be taken with up tung question occupies an important by the contrary. whelming that Germany,. If fettered th modern and practical hasting system. Mr Annie Jordan Hodges, 75 years of rebuttal evidence, final arguon the program they have drawn upplace for for another gebera-tlor- defense Versailles the treaty court Instructions - submission. t, and ments, ths died Balt Lake by The Japanea standpoint Is yesterday at a jury age, eoutd otqualtza Jt within a fur- deliberation, according to both on counsel for her month funeral of after the TOKIO is It to discuss the that quite unnecessary ther period of twenty years." , Chicago Tribun gait lake Tribune Lettel Wire. sides. Mr matter because Japan stands uaband, the late John Hodge Shantung LONDON, Nov. 17. Writing in The STUDY NAVY PLANS Viviani Makes Denial. Ignatius H. McCarthy, former Invest! Hodges was horn September 2, 184$, in to open direct negotiations with ready tor a for th United States department of London, England, to came the Pictorial. Lord Rothermer United Chins the restoration of tho leased Sunday the f;ator and fingerprint student, 87. (By is ex- States when 7 years of ag. She lived brother of Lord NorthcUff suggest an For old homes and new. On hole In Nov. WASHINGTON, territory of Kiauchau in Shantung, and WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. The Japa- Associated dental was, pected to be th first witness tomor- at iMonroe, Utah, for about on floor, with on register; fills every Thirty-eigPress ) tho withdrawal of troops along the rail- nese Emphatic and diplomatic advisory made economic blockade against th Sinn Fln room with healthful heat row. Th defense called him for ths purand keeps your A month ago she entered the l, year roads on conditions which Japan considers councilcabinet tonight byM.' Viviani of Franca of pose In a are hand Tokio ncgotle-tlon- a at taking In of offered th E. breakdown event had of a In never Briand sellar cool. Factory prices save you her testimony by spoken refuting but reasonable. that Premier regained strength, the negotiations here over the tonnage reports or the 0. Heinrich, a consulting criminologist, Cash or of manner Don son dealers calls four survived profit. is he schema in easy monthly a Italy Hodge tor by "My Irish slighting peace. ratio of capital warships to be allotted Italian delegation in a private meeting of that finger prints on th doors of ths Ho- and Morris D. Hodge both of Monroe; Phon u today. payments. Oppose Private Settlement, tel BL Francis room where Mis Rapps G. A. Hodges of Leslie, Idaho, and Leon- for commercial Interdiction or boycott or Japan. Admiral Kato, senior Japanese the conference. demonstral Chinese delegates say that the Chinese delegate, has laid the situation before his Is alleged to have been fatally injured ard F. Hodges of Balt first steps "Th tions in Italian cities have been attributed wer Lake; and by five blockade, h gay those of Arbuckle and Mias Rappe, daughters, Mr L, N. Brumbaugh people do not want either the Shantung government. of Balt should bs 'th establishment of a cordon of these reports. to publication Tokto received from la understood he or 1915 It of that the question treaty set Was. 2312. I desire to say In tho most absolute and showed evidences of a struggle. Lake, Mr Joseph Swindle, Mr Rachel around th alx Ulster oountle This does 142 E. 1st Bo. tied In either Peking or Tokio. The Chi today explicit instructions as to his prono word or expressAnderson, Mrs. Anna Ransom and Mr way," he said, that of Factory Representative of but nese, according to delegates, would mis- cedure in reply to communications from ionmean entrenchment Two patrols not Shot. could M. IMonroe. Briand of E. A that all was Fatally used Nilsson, large Henry by INTERNATIONAL HEATER CO- - ' trust any such settlement, and believe the delegation. the members CMcag Tribuns-lsl- t Like Tribune leased Wise. number of grandchildren also are living. moveabl column with other troops holdinjure th susceptibilities of Tho Utica, New York. that only through an agreement reached It Is pointed out that whlla the Japaof la M. & Co. The body at th 8, policy ths Italian delegation. Taylor Oncplps or Pip Furnac Nov. 27. Two men wer CHICAGO, ing strateglo points on Ulster frontier. with the knowledge and the participation nese have made It known that they be- of M. followed b)r mortuary. constantly lieve they are entitled to a ratio of 70 friendship Ail British troops should be evacuated fatally shot and score of other persons Brland in regard to Italy is. besides, as were and bruised In a riot In per cent, there Is no available evidence sure not have a westtrampled S. StockdaJe, 79 years of from Ireland except thos In Ulster. All Mr Amelia guarantee that he could danoe hall Ths spa Sons side that so far as the conference itself Is taken a the tonight attitude ascribed to him." of t. SapLno, an Italian organization, age, widow of William F. Stock dale, died pollc should also b withdrawn as well concerned Japan has formally laid claim of home at the her - yesterday British morning was t this ratio. of government the dance. classes those as other Among giving Annie 8. Mlddlemaa, at servants. All th British government's Tbs report was In circulation today Italians Resent Words. present wer Anthony Durants, president daughter, Mr Mrs. Stockdale was born In courts should be closed ana Judge and of the society, and his daughter. Rose, Bountiful, that Japan, falling to have her own standdemonstrations 27 Beveral Nov. ROME, cams to Sh the 22 years old. England. Plymouth, , ard of measurenrwit accepted, would bs against atmagistrate brought away. French embassy were Bhe was dancing with John Petrone, a United States and settled in Salt Lake In All Irish political prisoners under arrange- tempted the disposed to accept the as an aftermath of the extoday 1864. For years shs conducted and taught Britain Great and be to In Ireland seemed Nicholas when This ment, Citro, impression of Jewelry salesman, citement caused by the publication suitor of ths girl, appeared at one of Balt Lakes pioneer schools in th should b released and turned over to the growing among Japanese. They were of Washington dispatches alleging use - of rejected 5oo!hinq aimI Hlinq Sixth door-anbanks ward. Irish to No would not to see demanded remittance d her. The the opinion that Japan Sinn Fein. by Brlandof the harsh words by Premier During her fifty years residence In Salt outside of Ulster should b - permitted. go to far as to endanger the Franca the doprkeeper summoned Durante. H no- Lake Schanser at Senator against blockaded eh th lived first Sixth in ward and closed ticed that Citro had beep drinking and success of a general naval agreement Irish port should be Washington conference. The police die ordered him out of the ward. Bhe by th royal navy. No on should b alhall. Citro in- and later In the Twenty-fir- st AT REASONABLE parsed the demonstrators. Is survived by a son and a daughter, WilProblem. to enter or leave Ireland except on his and from Is shot Durante lowed stead, pocket demJnemployment There were further PRICES fell Fetrone and liam H. Stockdale of Salt Lake and Mrs, a passport vised by naval authorities. the foor. Just then Whatever may bs ths eventual decl-- n onstrations Saturday night In Genoa and the to All exports from Btnn Fein Ireland Pet rone Annie S. Mlddlemaa of Bountiful; and by girl came whirling - by. Corns In and look of ths conference as to ratio it Naples. The expert of Blnn stopped to discover why Durant waa ly- nine grandchildren and four Stockdale of should b prohibited. around at our novel seems clear from Tokio dispatches that Michael a over on and Ireland are most perishable cattle, Citro brother, floor shot th hint Fein ing and varied gift selecthe prospects of cessation of - warship Women Indorse Hughes Plan. W can the heart and then tried to escape, but Colorado Springs, and a sister, Mr horses, bacon, butter and egg tion, We'll be glad to building in Japan la causing serious disCarrie 8. Thomas of Balt Lake. do without these. 27. Mrs. Maud Wood was held. Nov. CHICAGO. see you whether you Is in and labor circles giving quietude Funeral services will b held In th The Sinn Fein cannot long survive pandemonium broke loose in League of Meanwhile the government anxiety ae to how to fur- Park, president of the National buy or not ward chapel. First avenue without access to th market of Great hall. Th $00 dancers started for Twenty-fir- st Woman Voters, today sent a message to th doors. The great shipbuildnish employment. noon tomorrow. at No other county in the world Th moand street K in ths them a Jammed Britain, board BEADS They of th ing yards of Japan are those of the President Harding in behalfIndorsing ment and then began to fight, klok and body may bs viewed at th chapel prior to Is so dependent on another as Blnn Fein SecIn a hundred variKawasaki and Mitsubishi companies. , It of directors of the league. for Is service the were women Ireland torn off, upon Groat Britain. th limita- trample. Clothes eties of Jade, jet, lapis, Is understood that soma 45,040 employees retary Hughes's program "W can procure supplies elsewhere. down and trampled under foot of armaments and pledging support knocked tion amethyst, to a decided of bold these have yards of Canadian cattle to Great Britand someone turned In a riot call. The Mr Rozelia Badavonlts, 67 year of Imports th organization ,to ths plan. tops pearls. $1 UP publlo meeting In Kobe December 1 to of "We ain should b resumed at once, thus redied yespolice cleared the hall and sent a dozen ag a native of Indorse Secretary thoroughly Ths consider has the situation. meeting Before establishing AuthoriLEATHER BAGS proseriously Injured to hospital terday at the home of her son, Georg placing Irish cattl been called by the joint labor organisa- Hughese courageous and deflnit blockade, the British govhandsome purses In to support ties at Columbus extension hospital, Badavonlts, 1347 Tenth East Street. Death with ths idea of presenting to the gram and wlll do our utmost tions all southern Irish remove I should ernment and Petrone Were where cancer to Durante waa Mr of th due taken, our itomsch, variety, gift command, (Ml It by all th means at some practical project of findcapitalists say they will die. Citro Is held at an Badavonlts Is survived by her son and by loyalists who wish to leavs." closing out at. 4 VII thS message said. ing new ways or livelihood for the men. for station of Is fear mob A th widow three grandchildren. Bhe outlying pollc Th horn department has begun an InBOOK ENDS Associviolence. BELFAST. Nov. 17. (By th of Peter Badavonlts who died about a in the most delightvestigation to determine measures to reand military, pollc Mrs. Badavonlts came to ated Press ) Th year ago. lieve unemployment which would follow ful polyvariety America eight months ago, locating In with small armored motor car closely Mystery Surrounds Slaying. naval curtailment. chrome, bronse. silver this th morning, but wer son her with city Salt Lake petrolled, upon reaching dis27. Dd GALLUP, N. M., Nov. Reports Indicate that following the Mystery this country. The body is at the ODonafternoon. Win this withdrawn 264 of Lake ths to Yokohama th at surround of workers Salt City, data continues J. by vratber charge slaying thro men shot and Comparative UP Lat Saturday night who Her son Is worklni gold... Stock-Judgin- g November 22 tho November 27, 1921. W. Blackwell, Jr., and his wife on the nell A Co. mortuary. to Dockyards company a was taken Contest wounded a Unionist, In a mine near Rock Springs, Wyo., an 58 degrees, front men Immediately demanded a heavy InBASKETS Temperature Highest todsy 1874 was porch of their home last Friday Is expected home today. 74 hospital. novel designs in the demnity or allowance for the loss of thejr highest is this month gtnee night. Their bodies were discovered Satlowest 95 was 27. Students eat laat low CHICAGO, Nov. degree from Bight Each had been shot positions. Japanese Philippine, Associated Ohio 1874 waa 2 degrees, mean urday morning. ' DUBLIN, Nov. 17. (By th of Stats university won first place In FUNERALS. breast. It was believed here that th problem this month since and Armadillo the d through women demonstration normal 49 wae A for degrees, th pres big today ) of finding new employment for those who timpergture ww UP was a nephew of the founder judging contest Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Bar. designs was held today, In held collegiate livestock accumulated excess since the of Blackwell at the international livewill have no work will tax all the wis- waa 80 degrees, the Bull Burham Tobacco companv. nard, who died Saturday In Salt Lake, workers organization And hundreds of other the treatment of political stock yesterday degrees, accumulated Blackwell's first of tbs mouth la ISO 79T was It announced toagainst protest of ths exposition. a dom at time lives when who 1534 at th and government be held will father, home, here, family I is their release night. The Ohio team scored degree gift suggestions that 4178 points the general labor situation growing out excese since January brother also founded the Edlsdn street, at 2 o'clock this afternoon. prisoners and to demand a. m. the latter' marched o Mount out Pry bulk temperature at 8040. winning first hona delight the chopper Th of procession long possible of the decline in Japanese exports, coupled 84 Humidity N. town of which to nr. be In will Mt. a. Olivet C., Durham, Interment wet bulk temperature at place cemetery, ' degrees, ors In the Jov placing of sheep and horse with the high cost of living. Is .giving W. Blackwell, Jr,, and -- zent - a Sl per the bodies of-J-. " Th prison. t degrees, retattv humidity at , womens organization Ontario college was second. Other schools , Japanese leaders great concern. rent, dry bulb temperature at noon, atm time hi wife will be sent for burial. Funeral services for Mr Barah Ann message to the Washington conference, finished in this order: 51 degree, wet bulb temperature at noeo, auB ? Entorof age, a native of years Sutton, requesting ft to protest against th Oklahoma, Purdue, Kansa Nebraska, Bandit Is Captured. liras. 99 degrees, relatlr huniMIty at noc gland. will be held at 3 oclock WednesINDORSES ture of Irish political prisoners." Pennsylvania State, Missouri, Washingtnn time IS per rant, dry bulb temperature St. Mark's at afternoon Nov. 2?. OMAHA. Episcopal Fred day at low ton, wet bulb KenClark, Neb, temperature Wisconsin,' Minnesota, at p. m. 81 degree Button was the wife of nlatlre humidity at ( who. according to Omaha police, was re- cathedral. Mrsexton Colorado. tucky, Texa p. m. 40 degree cemeMt. of Olivet John Sutton, released from Minnesota the penm. 39 per cent. cently Her death occurred at midnight for the twenty-fou- r hours itentiary, where be served nine years for tery. Precipitation Total WASHINGTON. Nov. 27. (By the Astotal for thl highway robbery, waa captured here this SaturdSy, after a brief Illness. She cams 4 at p. n waa no Incite ending Press sociated ) Vice Foreign Minister month to date it .S3 Inch, accumulated deficiency afternoon after an exciting chase to Lake from England In 1891. Bh Bait Hanlhara, a Japanese delegate, tonight for this month to date ta .65 inch, total precipi- the heart of the buaineaa district. through He is Is survived by her - husband, four sons Indorsed the proposal for later interna- tation since January 1 to date It 11.78 inchea. and daughters- George. Thomas and three bea few moments with having, charged tional conference accmfKilated dettcieaey atnee January I la 2 81 fore. held up the waitresses of a local Archie Button, all of Balt Lake, and Fred Inches. Japan has corns to this conference. erick Button, at present In Colombi cafs and robbed th cash register of $64. he said, in a spirit f candor prepared Sun rtsea at T 81 a. m. and sets 6:03 p. i He was caught as a result of the efforts South America; and Margaret Button, Mrs, to discuss all matters so that causes Novembee 28, 1921. William Wstter-soof the cook at the cafe, who gave chase. Earl Dunshee and Mr of future misunderstandings may be reall of Balt Lake. duced. It may be Impossible to conclude Burglar Sentenced. all things at this session. New problems Funeral services for Theophtlua Hay FORT MORGAN, Od1o Nov. 27 Jo Carn may arise A frank discussion will dear will be held at 2 o'clock this after (Oesttsaed fms Pat On.) the.atr and Insure a permanent good unseph dark, 42. convicted of attempting to noon at-tMill Creek ward ehapl.-Th derstanding. burglarize the Kersey 8tate bank, near body may be viewed at th family horn wae In anv future conferences suggested last sentenced here, April, yesterday Th 461 Third East street, from 12 o'clock lines between the two countries. to serve fortv years In the Colorado penby President Harding far eastern quesuntil 1 30 o'clock this afternoon. Canadian government. It is understood, The testimony went to show noon tions may loglcaly find their place for itentiary. will be in Mill Creek cemetery, stands ready to back ths proposition with Interment that Clark wrecked the vault of the bank under the direction of George A. Jenkins deliberation, and In this event I think th mean at its command. Ladies Beady-to-Wewith an exploalve, but waa frightened of mil be found ready to take part Store, Japan the The old proposition In the latter days Murray. deof before he secured anything with a of object aaay great maintaining to establish In Meg A-of Dias rsglm ths of the powers and. Pueblo, Colo. ; l location and harmonious cooperation value. Caof too a for permanent Etdma exposition services Mrs. Funeral " City Riley orld peace goods and raw will be held at l'SO oclock tomorrow nadian manufactured lease. Bent $125.00 per month. Senator Schanser of Italy, speaking to-Charged With Counterfeiting. ward produota Is to bs revived with the etrong afternoon at the Twenty-secon- d of the association of nations, bft- Stock and fixtures will run sIdLOS ANGELES, Nov. 27 L. J. Caull chapel. Interment will be In City ceme- support of ths Canadian government cannot but agree with greatest tery, under th direction of Carl EddingFrank William and Thomas Cline wer Ws Another proposition which Is to bs laid Good reasons for satisfaction the announcement given by $6000.00. ton 4 Co. 7 arrested today charged with counterfeitbefore th Mexican government by th resident Harding that it would be his ing, and 180 spurious silver dollars and Is the establishment of a Address 315 Canadian N. Union 74 for John Funeral services sellings Intention to promote yearly conferences Marttg, counterfeiting outfit were seized by the bank, destined 'to promote for a free cooperation among ths nations the local police. A spurhrurTOin, offered years of gr who-diSaturday at his strong e two relation Ave. Economy Store. Commercial closer to s plain clothes man for.changlng, led home, 2255 Highland drive, will b held for the purpose of dlscuss.ng questions countries. This, It ts understood, Is to In ths modern of universal interest. to the arrest at 12 SO oclock tomorrow afternoon at th bsalong the lines of th branch banks world the interests of the various nations, Highland 'Park Chapel. The body may be of the New Tork City bank established 14 tomorrow o'clock Confesses Murders. are so Intimately intermingled as to renvtawed from morning throughout Latin America, and the aim der a common discussion necessary, and until the hour of service, at th family of the proposed Institution is practically By Falwcsal Service, such discussion cannot bs efficacious home. Interment- will be In Waeatch ths same as that of ths New Tork City without I . a w hce m stery, under th direction of bank. DOWAOIAC, Mich , Nov. 27. Cyrus Ryparticipation of the United States. Carl Eddington A Co. Mr. Martig cam ther, who is a prisoner In the Cas counIn H7? and was Ths organization of ths league of nathat he killed Wil- to Utah from Switzerland ty Jail, has confessed , A OP TWO W0RL0,. D. S. church. tions cannot -- be liam Monroe. Mrs. - Monro - and - their Itn setiv worker In th th realAN INSIDE JOB. ization of ths president's Idea. .Any plan daughter, Neva, and clubbed Ardlth, 13, He is survived by his widow, Mrs Caro- Whan Lis dints out the saye with ease: sons to near to Pm "And 17. and build a and wont three together,the tnres by bring Oh, you pass tbs butter, please T At Hie line Martig, going high spiked into Insensibility September aiming peoples Iron fence around the whole estate." create solid bases'for ths mainte-to, Monro house yesterday he reenaoted the daughters, John and Jacob Martig and Horn when that atuff ah wants to hav Seee (XataM Tibw Ve we) ,h i Fnr fiplw nance M. 7" of Mr To the J peace, to tighten the ties of crime with scrupulous detail and as State J. D. Hargis. dilrwi UiUnnbWnlele.DqtL Mws. Mm Maw, slid across th salv. keep Whitney, Made- Sb ta public out economlo solidarity among tbs nations. "No. to keep ths servants In." Ufa. Ohio BunJJlal Policeman Ernest Ramsay say "supplied leine and Margaret Marttgv ka prln-clpl- i w v the-tas- -"- -a Mg-fivaf White-jnanic- -- - have-made . Anglo-Japsne- ADMITS KILLING t& somi witoro five-pow- er I giv-A- PRESS OfllU) GMP Lord ' Rothermer? Prohibition Trade Deaths and Funerals ORDER AT ONCE Fail. q- hoa-ita- OFFICIALS INTERNATIONAL ONEPIPE HEATER1, ad ht hoa-lta- Anti-Fren- W. P. 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