Democrat-Tribune (Newspaper) - November 17, 1921, Jefferson City, Missouri and tomor row much colder tomorrow UNITED PRESS SERVICE BY WIRE JEFFERSON CITY MISSOURI THURSDAY NOV VOL 45 NO 163 FOR HOTTER ASSAULT I EAW Police Arrest Three One Released Clarence Ray and Tom Warren all brothers who are charged with being in the assault Rotter Saturday night Ray he could not be identified as ore of the men supposed to have committed assault Chas La Rue the night watchman at Lincoln tute gave the police theif clue that resulted in the arrest of the brothers La Hue places the time the as sault at p said that shortly after that time two men started to walk through Lincoln Insti tute grounds They were walking in a hurry I they could not go through the grounds Clarence who works asa driver on the ice wagon of the Ramsey Supply Company as the men and told Prosecuting At Westhues Tom JWarren a driver for Overstreet the butcher was the other one Clarence arid Tom will beheld for further gation by Prosecuting Attorney West hues Japanese Labor Drastic Steps in Labor War RULES ON BOUNTIES Attorney Genral Barrett Holds Maximum Bounty is j Attorney General Barrett ruled to Colorado Nov dayin the matters wf the soldiers was proclaimed today bjr that jany one entitled to Governor Oliver bounty months is the coal was entitled to The dates specified the scene ofthe bloody mine war o 1914 The union miner started at severa hundred miners of Fue and Iron Co quit work following a twentyfive cent wage reduction Wants to of labor and in Japan Hie movement is new and the organ small by foreign standards and labar unions in the American sense are not yet to be developed The friendly cooperation of labor unions of various nationalities the jest guaranty of international If the labor unions in the world really cooperate with one the cause of peace they able to do a great thing ook forward to the day when the worlds armaments will be entirely through the international history of trade unionism in apan is Suzuki explained We have not yet made much pro gress but be it the Japanese trade unionist has already advanced to of con I confidently hope that with the time unionism tion to end Suzuki is in hot By Clarence Dubose United Tress Staff Correspondent win gain ground among us and that Tokyo fBy Suzuki we shall be able to contribute largely the Samuel Gompers of to the international labyr wants an international labor AS the Japanese delegates to the I Washingon conference depart water just now jng Suzuki issued a statement urging He usually is Being a labor leader workers to support of the in Japan is beset with difficulties and Washington conference War never jails may await at the end of every benefits the laborer whether victorious ror he said at means forthe workingman suicide by on a his organi the weapons lie sent commendatory tetters toV shipyard Kobe r the Branch largest labor organization in Japan Montreal Island for 1921 as and is working to the extent possible compared with In 1911 the under here for increase the decade being the of federation in the act are between April 6 1917 and November 11 1918 One could not have served 25 months between these the Attorney General say S and the intent of the law is to fix the maximum bonty at and 25mohthsof service As a matter of Tact the American Force mustered out of the service the day the armistice was signed Another point decided by the At torney General to ac of citizenship in Missouri The law specifies a residence of 12 months before entering the service and the holds that this must be applied literally STATE FAIR REPORT PLUMMER DEAD Over Was Taken In at The Old School Found Deai Gate I in Barn Lieutenant Governor Lloyd as William Plummer of near chairman of the legislative committee Bass was found dead in his barn early in charge of the centennial celebration this morning Death came to hiir at the state fair last August says the suddenly evidently by apoplexy He was 80 years of iage and was one of the best known men in Cole county always took an active part Democratic politics and for was justice of peace committee he able to return to the state treasury approximately of the appropriated by the legislature for the celebration The expenditures accordingly amount to 0f the sum expend n in fcu Vi aUIll 1 ed went for construction Por is survived by the two weeks of the fair the admis sion amounted to The first week was devoted fc the cen tennial The gate receipts were the week fair the gates receipts were The total receipts from what was known as the city white amounted to four days during the M PICTURE COMING THE HOUSE OF C O MF 0 RT WHERE MUSIC MEETS PICTURE N TONIGHT AT AND OUR MIDWEEK AT THE REGULAR PRICES De Milles Para mount Picture Booked by Mueller Unquestionably one of the greatest motion pictures produced in Cecil B De tremendous production of The Af be shown the Jef erson Nov 24 The picture Jeanie Maepherson and by Arthur Schnitzlers play of the same name in starred some ears ago marks an epoch in Am rican screen production Interpreted by an all star cast in such screen celebrities as Wai ace whoi has the leading male ole Gloria a Paramount tar who is seen as the leading wo nan Elliott Bebe Daniels Blue Wanda Hawley Theodore Roberts Agnes Ayres Theodore Kos Hatton nd Julia production Stands on the highest plane of artistry thus far achieved by Mr De Mille The story is satirical and filled with hu mor as moments that thrill to the core The sumptuousness of the production its ornate iand not to speak of the isaid weather been pleasant I firmly believe the receipts would have been at least I am told that every con his widow LEGISLATURE QUITS Hyde Special Session Costs The Tax Payers Not half a dozen the legislature present when Lieu tenant Governor Lloyd and Speaker OFallon raf the house ad the second special the legislature at noon today A cession on the grounds lost money large per cent of the members got After all the exhibition during last night and those who were centennial week was never equalled left over were busy packing up their but once in this state and that was during the fair period SOLDIER MONUMENT Foundation of Tablet to Soldiers Memory Is Started artistry of the various character por place this Paramount picture in a class by itself The tablet to the memory of the World War soldiers was started in the court house The foundation was dug today ancl the work of con it will go forward at once The tablet is to cost two thousand effects to get away ion the noon trains The total cost of the session So far as the legislature itself is con cerned stands TO PRESENT HAZEL KIRKE CHIEF BRIMS FIRES 5 SHOTS AT A FUGITIVE Tries to Makes St Peters Dramatic Club to Show Stirring Drama St Peters Dramatic Club will wn next Monday night present that stir ring drama Hazel This is one ofthe oldtime classic and the Club will no doubt do it justice SAID HE COULD The following is the cast 61 HAVE HIT HIM acters f Hazel Blume The Game Was Not Worth the Can Arrest Chas a Perfect Every Time i die Said the Want ed for Assault chief Bruns established a mi M The Dolly Dutton Emily ord Anna Knollmeyer Mercy Kirke Frederick Gropp lara a maid Lucy Arthur Joseph Pope Dunstan Kirke James Clark tried to arrest Hartman who is Aaron Rodney Gee Knollmeyer wanted for stealing the wife of John Pittacus Green Tony Eveler Jenson To add insult to injury Paul Volkmer Hartman also shot at Jenson after he Barney Joe Haar had his wife from him Joe a miller Otto Hentges Bruns learned that Hartman and Dan a miller tlle woman were in the city last even Orchestra Director H E Blume sc he and Officer Piano Delia Schrimpt Cor on their armor and saunter net Harold Schrimpf Violin Louis forth for their Same was five in Drums Lawrence evenine Just was turning lammer sky to a beautiful pink from sunset Al and the Chief were in mighty fine spirits and iwere feeling j It seems however that Hartman his woman were tipped the doings of the police i So just as Al Walther with his 3 WOMEN JURORS On The Jury to Try Roscoe Arbuckle for Manslaughter By United Press San Francisco CaL Nov Out of the seven so f selected to dollars one thousand of which was try Fatty three of them citizens of are women The taking of testimony the capital city and the other thou probably be started late today sand was Missouri by the State of BURCH GETS MONEY BACKING Wealthy California Woman A Overture B TOPICS OF THE DAY C JEFFERSON CONCERT ORCHESTRA E S EMERSON Director Neilan produced the scenic grandeurs of Glacier Park on the site of Ousters it climaxes a battle of thousands of iRed Indians against a handful of gallant frontier smen Barry James Kirkwood and Marjo rie Day head the the screens greatest drama of fron tier days MARSHALL NEILAN presents Randall BOB HAMPTON OF PLACER Wesley Freckles Barry Scenario by Marion Fairfax A First National Attraction ATTEND THE MATINEES Night Matinee 11 and 22c 11 and 17c fi and lie 6 and 17c BUY AT RAPKES ATTEND THE MATINEE TOMORROW SKY RANGER Next AFFAIRS Is Coming Get Your Supplies Now New F F 0 G Seedless r Raisins 25c New Sun 25c New Citron Lemon and Orange 50c New Currants 15c New F F O G Dates 25c Mince large jars 30c JP F 0 G 2Ibi jars 55c New CaL Soft Shell Walnuts J 40c and Brazils 30 New Missouri Pecans 25c New Washed Figs box 15c New Layer Tigs 35c Pure Maple Sugar New Sorghum lb cans 30ic New Home Made Sorghum extra fancy New Orleans Molasses csin 20c New Prunes fancy 20 and 25 Peaches y 20c and 25c New Honey 3 Ib Pure fruit gal cans gal Gallon Blackberries Black Raspberries and Red Rasp berries We have a splendid stock of Canned Fruits Jellies Jams and Preserves at very low us show you Any Amount Los Angeles CaL Nov Angela C Kaufman has through her wealth on the side of Arthur Burch son of an Evanston minister ac jointly with Madalynne Oben chain murder of J Belton Ken She announced that she would de vote any amount of effort necessary to help Burchin his fight for free declaring she believed him in nocent Mrs Kaufman gained notice by coming forward as the friend of Miss Erie tof Lebanon when she was charged with the murder her newborn babe The will of the late Frank Distler of Elston was filed with the Probate Court yesterday Ed A Raithel and F W Roer were wit Offers nesses to Will ARRANGES AN EXHIBITION H S Wayman of Presi ent of the Missouri State ural Society was here today and arrangements with the tate board of agriculture for holding the annual convention of saldy step hove into sight Hartman and his woman beat a hasty retreat At tha corner of Elm and Walnut streets the Chiel saw Jenson fire one shot No re sults Another shot was tried Hart man wavered The Chief yelled Throw up your hands instead of the Society in conjunction with the Mississippi Valley Apple Brewers Association The convention will be held at Hannibal from December i to 3 Reduced rates have been secured from the railroads Judge Reeves to Address A special invitation has been ex tended Judge A L Reeves commis of the Supreme Court to ad dress the combined and Amoma Classes at the Baptist Church next Sunday morning The public is cordially invited to attend and hear the address which will be upon the subject Paul before The hour will be is tlw one great per of legitimate business doing that Hartman dropped in Tiis hands and knees and crawled into a corn field near there The Chief with out a moments hesitancy fired two more shots but that is the last he saw of Jenson Both he and the wo man made good their escape The Chief says said he I could have hit that bird but I did not think he was worth So I let it go at clean rags Will pay 5c a pound at 125 Suits at Ha A marriage license was issued to day tof Dock Harve of California and Miss Pearle Kaiser Mo We are offering for two days your unrestricted choice of 125 this seasons Included are plain tailored trimmed models of Clean Grocery Telephones 42 and 154 Special Growing Girls Boots Busier Brown Unlined Tan Calf Black Glazed Kid Skin Black 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