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ID) wi ILD I AILY li VOLUME XXXI. WINFIELD, KANSAS, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1921. NUMBER 147. MORE MILEAGE MAKES THEM COSTLESS WOLFE TIRE COMPANY Phone 963 'ft 'Dw Pi II.

DOWN SHE GOES. FIX DETAILS OF mI.mwsv mm a wmmmmmmnm JAPAN OBJECTS TO CHINESE POLICIES NEW OATILESHIP TAKES TO WATER NSACT' A first (il.NMKX FIGHT A KATTMi. IX STREETS OF DEM-'AST. Belfast, 19 Fifteen gun-men fought a thrilling battle in Hie darkened streets of Belfast early today. It was the third shooting affray of the week.

An armored car swooped down on the Bally Maccarrett area where the fight was in progress and scattered the contending parties after one man had been wounded. At Cambridge End of luartcr; Yule 3, Harvard 0. I Chicago, Nov. 19 Ten persons' were killed at Summit, Illinois, a' Ipiilnncn milinvh iAftutr i.iioti mi SEC. WEEKS, THOUGH ILL, ARRANGES FOR bALE OF PLANT.

NEW AMERICAN SUPER-SHIP LAUNCHED AT NEWPORT NEWS. Agrees to Some Parts of Celestial Bill of Rights But Opposes Others, it is Reported. automobile in a funeral procession' was struck by train number four, I the California limited, on thT Congress TO GO JAPS LAUNCN ONE Santa Fe. Washington, Nov. 19 A vote on the question of refusing to seat Truman H.

Newberry as I fl! SENATE: Continues debato on Newberry election cabe. HOUSE: Resumes Consideration of nily Resumes consideration of Maternity bill. Appropriations committee con-viders deficiency appropriations, i senator from Michigan was assured today when Senator Walsh, Thomas A. Edison to AiJ Ford in Estimates of Cost of Completing Great Dam. An American Craft Takes, to Water, Another Mighty Ship in Japan is Also Launched.

Montana, democrat. Introduced a resolution providing that Newberry be denied a seat- of the expenditure of too much money in his campaign. 'i i 4 BY HERBERT WALKER Washington, Nov. 19 Japan today stated her position on Chinese und Far Eastern questions in the arms limitation con-leieuce. The statement of Japan's policy In me far inaui was i.iuue lo lue full comuiltiee of the coufereuee on Fur iusiein.

u.uesuous uy Aa-mirel Baron ivatu, rauKiug mem-her of tne Japanese uoiegudoii. Members oi me Japanebj ueie-gailon explained touowmg me meeting mat the aduress oi i3arou Ku.o ias uot a airect reply to' the Chinese- proposals but wua a statement of Japans' position in response to' the proposal maue to the committee recently by Cnma. IS KILLED IX ATTEMPT AT A IJOIU5EKV. Montpelier, Nov. 19.

rAn unidentified; bandits was killed today when four men attempted to rob the post- office here. Jerry Enlge, man, wounded by a "lookout" when he frustrat- ed the attempted robbery- Engle shoi ana killed the man who wounded him. The other three bandits escap- ed. A j- YEAH FORTY API WANTS Newport Va. Nov.

I America's newest and most powerful battleship the West slid down the ways here today to take its place at the head cfthe fleet of the United States or on top of an international naval juuk "2 ii mm United Press Staff Correspondent. "(Copyright 1921 by United Presi; Washington, Nov. 19 MajJr details of Henry Ford's, offer ij jeet were agreed upon at a bedside conference between Ford anj iSecretary of War Weeks lat night. Weeks who is ill, called Ford in. Thomas Edison wai5 selected to go with Ford to Muscle Shoais TONNAGE I Thi3 200-ton silo at Mooseheart, 111., was dynamited to make way for a ccmpenile in honon.of James.

Davis, founder of the Moose- i it una cue ui viitj uiiu hear home and secretary of labor It w.il be dedicated next June by prayill or all ead of war PreBident Harding. A campanile? Oh, that a big bell tower. iiaron Kato is unaerstood to H. Albright Co. Celebrate Anuivereary With a Dinner.

Jap RcJeKation Will Insist That IV and make a final estimate of the 1 the Wilso.i have expressed the agreement of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fife' were Japan to some of the main points Winfield shoppers today from Ver-of the Chinese proposals have non' Township. luKen issue witn ouier parts of 7 the Chinese statement and to have' the custom of a maiden christening chips of war goes on. Little Miss Alice Mann, Bramwell, W.

sent the monster on its way to be prepared to dea' 'yit-rieath. 1 cost of completing Albright Power Dam. The firm of Pa H. Japan 'Should- Have Jios'e Ships Than Allowed I'nder IIiiK'lios' Plan. Nov.

i9 Japan will firmly insist on an increase in capital ship tonnage over that allowed her in the Hughes' pro DISCUSSION WITH FRANKNESS MEANS ARMS CONFERENCE IS -MAKING PROGRESS IN SESSION. Company is 40 years old. It is the oldest firm of its kind in Kansas and is also he largest firm engaged in the 'business of farm that will miles will 2 i 1 Ford left here soon after tlu conference and will confer witil Edison in New York today. "If you and Edison will go to Musgp' Shoals and make an estimate as to the cost or the com on tne u. ipleted ship CIliNA BEGIKS HEAL BATTLES These will be backed up by 4 five loalls operated as a partnership of 1 BY WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN posal for limitation of naval arma mant nnnrrtin p- tn onthnritntivft (Copyright 1921 by United Press) I Japanese quarters today I Washington, Nov.

19 Discuss-; HI lUUDlUliUl. The story of the formation of the company was told to a consisting of the employes of the conpany, by P. H. Albright yesterday. It was the annual dinner inch guns, four 3 inch anti-air-craft-guns, and two subirerged torpeio tubes.

The approximate cost the West Virginia will be ELEPHANT pletion of the work we can settle the details in two minutes," Weeks is reported to have said to Ford. Ford's night visit to the Week's i residence, Avhjre tlw secretary of war is 'confined, to his by ill- The Japanese, believe their ion is the beginning of agreement dreadnaught tonnage, after the and the time i3 now being spent in American program for limitation discussion. ignored some remaining arts. Japan is as heartily in tavor of the maintenance of tne open door In China as any.other power, Kato is believed to have said. Japan also supports the maintenance of territorial integrity of China, Kato atuo is understood to have declared, and in principle is In favor of the administrative in.

tegrity of China, Then, Baron Kato, was said to have stressed the peculiar position of' Japan in China and the Far East generally because of her geographical proximity. It is the position of Japan that this peculiar position of hers must be recognized. This attituda is believed to Tin vfjnnHarl tn tlio nnrmRitirm tn of naval armament is put into ef- There is a commendable frank- Hefot'o Coniniittee of Thirty Ce-' lextiitls Start RchI Battle for FiTedom for Far East-, ern Xation. hump ens About sixty-five per cent com- hotel. After a very fine turkey already I nlete.

$15,000,000 has ness, followed the earlier conter feet, should be 70 percent as great ness in the proceedings. Xecog-as that of the United States and nizing the difference between a Great Britain instead of 60 per- principle and a detail, the delega- dinner served in three courses Mr. Albright, infa few words told the banqueters liow it came about wasiungton, Nov. i cnina cent as proposed by Secretary of tc3 are suggesting modifications ence between Ford and of Commerce Hoover. -Ford had dined on liis private car and was preparing to depart" 'for New York Whfhe was called on the teIephoneind asked to been spent upon her.

Government Morgan, West Vir-gimu, and Davis Virginia and Representatives Gocdykoontz, Echol3 Rosenblooro and Bowers, West Virginia, attended the launching. that the firm of P. H. Albrigh't Company, was organized. In the fall of the year IS 81, Mr.

delegation started today before State Hughes. which may, or may 'not alter the the Far Eastern committee of I This significant information principle. I was obtained by the United Press Two of these modifications de- thirty her real struggle for free- following the vigorous statement mand consideration at the pres- One 'Man Seriously' Injured and MlcIi Damage to Sells-FIoto Tent ws lke on Bigrept ant. Orange, Texas, Nov. 19 Floto big bull elephant of the.

Sells-Flcto Circus is dead, one i3 alu' ia'; visit the secretary war. at-, his i making some examinations and home. Sitlf. 'Torfl' dom from her' bondage. Sho had by a high spokesman of ent time.

roi various agreements between Ja- piabratinir her "'ten princio'es tWs V- poncy 8." reat Britain, suggests, a pan and the other powers regard- tTJll to Lwer China's iSng cpI.tal. liP decr6a8e in the ton- taking applicati'ona'iof -a loan company At the hotel he met J. IJ. More. Mr." Moore inquired and found that Mr.

Albright lived at Sedan, and was go and Weeks discused the whole project and apparently settled everything exceptthe final estimate of the cost of completing the big dam. -v -iq flisnncr. lIllUreKIIOIl was Kltll rami naH om Hflio a omoiia. ing the Far East, such as the propositions. severely injured in a local hospital PE1U5LEB IS IETAINEO FOLLOWING A MUiSDLit.

New York, Nov. 19 Joseph Kaufhan, peddler, was detained as a witness today in the murder of Mrs. Elizabeth Mayer, 82 year old recluse, found strangled in her lonely home near Hicksville. 'Anglo-Japanese alliance, ana tne chlna weks a new deal all Lans' ig-Ishii agreement. around a chance to run her own that the United States would op- tioll the iong distance subma-pose moves from Japan or any rine There is a great deal of other power for increased capital force in this suggestion and when the circus company is making ex ing home that afternoon.

He said he was going to take the Government engineers tensive property repairs, and thu naa opportunity to eia- affalrs Jn her own way but hoMi In' nart. hr ln nrinninlen x. Ship tonnage. on the cost of finishing, the dam it is whipped into shape it will, city is trying to get a new hold train that afternoon and they met vnrw miiVi fl IK OOrt flflA rirkl- The United States and Japan in aH probabmty resuU ln the on its nerves after sleeples3 at the depot and rode together to 0ne. estimate x- giving regara to liuereais oi me and America and England joined outside Before the com-the general discussion.

After miUee met at O.clock lt was night, the result of a rampage of thus seem to ne in a pobiuou ui of aU submarines in-almnst. direct onnosition on the the session, tne American aeiega th tata nf ho (tav'n SARDlnn I I BlIUBU 1U1 UUCUM.B. UI pUDOO. Floto, after the afternoon perfor niance of the circus yesterday question or. limitation oi uavai As an inexpensive weapon of places the cost at another fixes if close to 000,000.

Ford has expressed a belief that the work can be com- jiiK A team was there awaiting Mr. Albright and when they left Mr. Moore said he coming to Se- n1-w-t4 limn c- rr ll T1 perhaps the success of the Far armament, and the first fignt ot ii i defense nothing has ever equalled caused when some practical joker AILS Eastern conference itself would GET TELL tne conierence la tuieawuou. it- hn 'Hi oQ UUll 111 a BIll.ll nu.tr l1lr 19(1 0(10 HUH if Anna hinge on acceptance or rejection ml fAnJ nf 1 butt. ftciioiuua illiiin.

KtL which he did. Mr. Albright r-L agai of point four in the 10 principles Lnthe Japanese situation hf rei' lnStead not likely that the final agree- commoiinlaee in the mean time learned who Mr. neannt already presented by China li- i .1.. Of RAPPE CASE meiu win wtjiiKwii iiiu After an all riight search by a Ford, with Edison, chief engin- eer and General Secretary E.

G. Liebold expect to visit, Mus- sel Shoals within ten days, for the Moore was and that he represented a large loan company making investments in this part of Kan- regarding the naval question in the conterence on limitation of armaments: 1 The Japanese government power ot any nation. heavily armed posse of 100 men This, calls for a showdown of all secret treaties and commitments between China and the outside world. Under the Chinese umltl' ia elephant was found three as ureal Britain to aoouan every, mils the country this morning. nnH dfilearation here has fixed a n.rifi purpose of the necessary bright to come to Winfield with offensive weapon of war and to His lip was curled in rage and red proposal all such undertakings not rati0 of 7Q percent or the They came examination upon which to base j- reduce to the lowest posible point him.

He accepted now revealed will be void. Anni1ial.DM1 Witll shown in his eyes. He received tion was summoned to meet at 3 p. and another meeting of the Pacific committee was called for Monday afternoon affour o'clock. Washington, Nov.

19 The first crisis in the arms limitation conference appeared near today. Despite a warning by the United States that the major points of America's sweeping program for limitation of naval armament must be accepted, Japan was insisting that her capital shir tonnage under the plan be increased tb a. ratio 70 percent as great as that--of-'the United States and Great Britain instead of 60 percent as. suggested by iSecretary Hughes. The United States is standing firm on its program and vigorously opposing what it regards as un men estimate.

5 Nurse and Physician Slated to be First Witnesses in Trial of Actor in Banquet Affair. Under this clause if accepted it is expected the world will japans I the defensive the American and British navies jg fee which Nippon understood to be Jn favorfng a guf. nrpr 'j fori in iniqt nil AS thQ ftD- here and spent several days or a week. When the visit was up they went together to Kansas City for a week. At the close of the visit Mr.

Moore asked Mr. Al see a remarkable picture of inter national bargaining, secret diplo- minimum for Japan ln fceht defensive armament. SOIUIB I111U11UUIU 1U1 fi IUa o-irps toil ran San Francisco, Nov. 19. marv with us niiiect tne "or, work capuai su.ps..

'be confined to defensive liuh "his is -ii eonr.iaerea ooiuiuu many charges of lead, when ho started to renew hostile activities. Ne.w he is lying in state, pending funeral arrangements. Henry Watson, 50, circus man was severely injured whon attempting to quiet the elephant, he was tossed against a tree. At the hospital, it was reported Watson Eufferdi three lToken ribn, internal injuries, a sprained ankle be little objection, be I there- win i i Hif.rn' Details of the dramatic death Virgina Rap.pe, film beaty, were to be told today as the prosecution warmed to its case against The Chinese said they would not insist on immediate fulfill- of tne Japanese goverumeuw nn to bur Following 1 their neport to Secretary Weeks, the secretary of war is expected to report a rec-i ommendation to congress, which, if favorable, will request an appropriation of the necessary funds to do the work. No changes in the original Ford proposals were made by Ford in his conversation, with either Hoover or Weeks.

A tentative suaaestion that Ford reduce the leasing period for the Wilson powf er daw from -100 years to 50 liovort tn lavfl r.pp.ii seiueu un ii ment of all their but de-' thG dele-' wi unnecessary ueiu.e bright how he would' like to come to Winfield and engage in business with him. The proposition War, accepted and the firm of P. II. Albright Company, was organized. The books for the new firm were opened up in November 1881.

That firm has been in nrenaration sired a chance to bring all Hoscoe Arbuckle. gates leu ioi. It i3 the offensive armament hurriedly -rove lal matters Detore uie un- on.inter-nronosal iliUl a Miss Grace Halstead, surgical that haa aroused the ire of the necessary bargaining and dicker a tv-, nr, or rha thintra TiRar- scores of bruises. ty' ki' hnrt as revealed umcu u.V,'';"r,:J world and this armament, wnetn nurse at waiteneiu sanitarium, where Miss Rappe died and Dr. ing.

nhino was to nresent to Am potenuaries uere antsr u6o. must be Tearing loose from his business continually ever since 1. l.rt Iti.oi, T-oatorilnv .7. P. Arthur Beardslee, house physician I moorings, Floto decvlared war ln au, proposals were i DroCo, ot extinction, the following; 3Xne increased ratio for the Put tn Pr extinction, iAhrntinn of such agree- 3 lne mi The British suggestion in years and that Ford merely, lease Rmr was nresent and related ic" sicninftl ihfi wnrlrl 111 rpnrill whole conference, sitting as a Far Eastern affairs committee, an elaboration of her 10 point prop-ram submitted this week, and the Nitrate plants for the same amJ Japanese navy is sai a ar Eard to giving ship yard enough when he began to taste the tobac alii- definitely by how he happened to come to 'Win ments as the Anglo-Japanese ye been of the St.

Francis Hotel, who attended Miss Rappe immediately fallowing -her injury, were to lay the ground on which the prosecu work to maintain the 11 to the co. ills IH31 jicis were to iano veu- ance-antt. tne Laning-Mu. the Japanese delegation Japan was expected to make somejment (at least as far as the lat- to that tlon ft03S geance upon the circus. Light terras, instead of purchasing them outright were proposed, but the Detroit, automobile manufacturer declined to give the suggestion any consideration.

field from Topeka where he had come to look over Kansas land. He was invited to come down here where land was selling for $1.25 thrown to tion will base its attempt to ob bythe Hr-l generation' before the MZTZr2l ps is concerned. The show lot resemble to a man response. Th smaller powers were da full tain the prosecution of Arbuckle The Japanese navy of the munltion fac- for manslaughter. China wants an all-Pacific "agreement" substituted.

is said to be firmly convinced that tbe voiCe of eon- Petings, side shows and refresh-the empire must. have a navy 70 Tow tli bas stands were attacHed din The jury may visit the Arbuck an acre. He came. That was in 1870, fifty one years ago, Col. Manning had established a store in a two story log house.

He gave Mr. Short two corner busi- ing strongly to the support of the United States on the submarine issue, raised by Great Britain's suggestion for a reduction of the American tonnage figures. The 2 Respect for cnina tei-mui tiercent as strong as Ureat Britain nt tn lm' Tlie circus crown ammeaiateiy i noonto Ifunlf it niiE-llt not le hotel suite although an ac Tiied at THvin Falls, Idaho Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cooper have received a mesage, reportln the death of their daughter-i ial integrity, for instance, States for the rmnr dispersed; no 1 1 vuii't, curate map of the room and tne furnishings already have, been eign customs control and postof-l deenge country JrownJ bJ- i wnnM he abolished.

on nnwp.r tn Da.tiesnipi na wnnm ue pir.f anv nnwer who i the siton- resemDiea a tun To those noss lots and six resident lots if grown Gradually the con- hotel and run law- Mrs- Ed Cooper of Twin qi.U- nnt iiVfi -imriressive eere- ha would build a drawn on the, court room blacK nnait -wrao pnrriprl intn tipw tfir- 3 reeing ui "-o miht send to Far Kastern waieis. i-i-if con1 tn war h.flstprn wateiis. technical Eub-committee oi au. als continued discussion of the submarines problem, The United States navy was launching at Newport News the That was his start in busi- aao, nev aeatn occurred The lumber for the hotel Tuesday November 8 from a it. ness.

alone from Japa nese military and officerg of the Japanese navy hidto rest in" ritory. For a time the elephant nnlltlcal control but also from tMa nllvienon as known soldier was laid to re.t economic control. upon Japan's grasp board. Dr. Beardslee will, testify as to the condition of Mis3 Rappe immediately following the party when she was carried by Arbuckle dressed in a bath robe, pa battleship West Virginia wuu maneu- the oresonce of the representa- umieu.

the result of their fleet maneu othing was, A posse of Orange's marksmen vers and their war games over tn9 two" was formed and the elephant hunt charts of the Pacific of siient-nrayer. 'in the surrounding "jungles" be had to be hauled from Emporia which was the nearest railroad. fer ly Mi Vaneaton of But that was. in the day of few this city. She and Mr.

Cooper railroads and not much was were married in 1917. Ilia OI lumiai.iiiio Japanese navy was launching the Manchuria of limitations lliuui 4, Eventual abolition -of extra Akagi, another lt is wortny oi note iuut omA still- tfln. Wild rnort circulated It is wortny ot world need3 same still- gan. report- thought of it. Later on the ran-j Thfi miral Baron Kato, the minister ot i a throinrticnt the nieht miral BaronKato, tne mm the yards a throughout the night.

territoriality H. Drowden and J. L. Bell were omiPr Briand of France was China wants the conference nea9 today -in -navy Natives did and a woman's hat through road bullt to Wichita and then the Imperial Japanese j. ormit the world tir.t cara to sleeD.

Watch nartie3 nf tha lintPl tn Rpna-I a ohnri wbvs off. will rifirmit the woria net care to sleep, watcn parties commit- corridors of the hotel to a sepa only a short ways off, hrin; hefOre the that was in'Winfield, today on business from Beaver township. time limit on nrpnariDK directing his country stano. noon the fr.rmfid.on Drotected corners rate room which had. been engag forty miles.

third Plenary session of the con-1 jn effect' wWch rrnnce position Monday France's po to put a is considered one ot- iu is considereo the The town erew and those who. elr.nff ed for her. He will, also give his ference ooira o-ive out-siaera a He horrors of, war and to seek and the outskirts of the city. 5 2oynota P'iwav that leads to universal A spirit of relief prevailed- ranking member af- hold indefinitely upon her nation- an land armaments. opinion as to whether, the woman i had opportunity to make purchas-died from "external, force applied es early and hang on to the land Frank Laskat of Liberty township was a- shopper in Winfie'd today.

(pr the1 death of Flcto was report and perpetual peace. i rnannfrps iho nrpmiPT. crtit.a wants to be guaran-. t.l or.nronosal I The naval holiday, if tt have been made rich. Chase Johnson of the Newkirk I It was the most exciting night ul a in this section of the country complaint teed as a neutral in case of future asked not only be of must be real, that there can be no grab- Tanfln'a capital "Peace, Be once calmed office 'told of his early day exper- Those who attended Werec Ci A.

Rav S. Johnson. 'Watfier com- is.tniinl Tnrtian davs. it MISS Haisteaa testily as wiMl firm nnrt with the rhta imdpr the stress Ior Htatfid the sea. why not use the 111 II Id til l.Cl nln rvn TlMfH II II LVJ IIU i i to Miss uapp conauion auring Ho tnld of the i ivt Miliar Tknm.

war. ain tvne of-vessel of m'and -to flniet the yards ot agreed today. ot -h trinv- the last two days of her fatal verv low prices of land and bow Mary Woodul, Floe Blue 7 She is particularly anxious dfef lve character. Japan which comes the ships that give io cold to- J. L.

Ajiers will leave Sunday illness and iof seeing the gn(tiers tried to mortgage their Helen Sage, Hazel Burns, Fred B. that. a Pacific tribunal be estab- approximate the ton-, the Kansas: -Fair and night and Sunday. It is stirred by the deadliest morning for Manhattan where he sy performed on he body by Dr. 'holdings for more than they Adams.

P. H. Albright, Mrs. P. H.

lished so that questions not now of greater navies. will ioin Mrs. Akers and son Wlliiam Ophuls'who testified yes- ed for the land in sale. He gave Albright, Emma W. Grovcr.

H. L. 1 that this tvDe of ves-t djusted-can ne sen.eu -nd'anv new problems can be consid- ot tUe Hght cruiser, or I Sidney Carter of Liberty town teray. 'his' experiences in examining Barbour, Mra Barbour, W. i.r.ir n.iiVb- rt P1sa- Paul who are visiting- relatives there.

The family will leave in a few days for California. TT. 1 nr nnimis was rrnsa-MamiTipH lands. Wilson. A.

IT. Burdette, Mrs. A with ered. 1 the submarine as was nrsx sup- euip huu 1.0.. what vessel is pant Valley were in Winfield to- Oklahcnu Tonight fair cold; Sunday fair, colder, severe freezing.

P. The advance in the price of Burdette. Gladys Cougher, closely bv the defense on the ques posed. However land has been a very interesting fhort. Verna Day, Maude Lam day.

China wants roreign troups removed. especially Japanese ramned where China ferred to is still a mystery. tion nf whofhor "a I'll Tt ru TY.Io-hf C. W. Wilson and George A bert.

Mrs. Isabella Rawlins, Ches- i part of the business not have occurred from natural Col. O'Connor and V. G. An- ter I).

Shane, G. W. Collinson, J. Lowest Beach were Winfield business Saturday from Hackney. E.

W. Craven was in Winfield today on business from Ox'ord. cause last claim? is no justification junder any treaty or otherwise. derson, guests of the party were II. O'Connor, W.

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