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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - September 9, 1921, Mitchell, South Dakota Vol Xxxvii Mitchell s. D. Friday september 9, 1921 City edition number 266seen to split league of nations Mitchell clinches Dakota baseball kernels cop league Flag again in 1921 champions Knock packers off in deciding game of the season beat Huron 15 games seeing there is nothing More for him to do the presidents Helper stakes a much needed rest Hom imm is by Nolt an h i ilk l a St Ouk Dik hmm. Font St bus in Sioux Falls. S. In. Sept. 0.�? by winning yesterday game from Huron la to 2, Mitchell 4 Linued the Dakota league Pennant. Mitchell won the Pennant last year. Mitchell has cinched its second baseball Pennant. Two hags those of 102ft and 1021 will wave from the stands at athletic Park next year it was assured yesterday when Mitchell Defeated Huron la to 2 bringing their league standing to 6 4 games won and Only ill lost in what has proved to be the closest and most interesting race of the two seasons in which the state league has existed. To h o it Heinie Soham Weber s Good management and expert i eld generalship furl Keiser s pit Ching. The Fielding of the heavy Bernier k. Batt or Ai be r Hilt in Iri by Bill Novak is Mitchell s see harmonious individual pm again in the a from a line base running and nig Noli and Olin busier. Al Mick in Rban anti to a Large extent championship. Teamwork rather a than y has put Mitchell Adas the season ends up thai for nearly a d u rut month after the opening of the season looked like a second division club manager scharnweber has knit together a smoothly running machine that has pegged along for victories. Other club in the made a sat tonal a a a a in n a be called a losing to cling team pre eminently solid and Swfit of in Rban. Karl Pierce an i have consistently attacks of every Pom pared league it has be winning St l eur. Had wha it no in St real Polh nth Mitchell has a Fielding club. They moving defense Milton Holocher. A a malty a Midi Rath knocked Down the club in the Loop. With mid to con s arrival the effectiveness of Buster and Bernier on the Mound and their steady hitting while playing the Outfield put a solid Brace under Mitchells Pennant Hopes and made a pair of in Imi alb do Icban up positions in the kernels routing order. Besides his i a pitch fug ability Bernier has developed into a Good outfielder. A Survey of the Box scores of the 4,-<on will show that Mitchell has won Many games in which they Ive been out hit. Soham Wober s Severn in arranging a batting or a Ier that Earl get on and hang to the beset Bas won Many a game on a minimum of hits. Volt whose Albiny it a getting on Quot either by his heavy hitting and his unrivalled number of Wailea leads the team in runs scored. Font need from Page two 54 babe Ruth ties his record Bambino b Wos of Vuk it Poi i Oit of Pii ii Dkl Rizia Park four men one a Democrat to arms session of in a it mud America ready to Bolt Tornado hits Texas capital quartet of americans be main delegates limitation confab will to Underwood is chosen snowfalls in Montana m Kiu i in v at la a Blini s l o within two la Kim is of Iii kk7.i it Point no \ Ltd a a a null Rem i can a Rel wire Helena,mont., sept 9.�?with rain or Snow in Many parts of the state and unseasonably Low temperatures. Montana today is having the first allium storm of the year. Polder tonight with the Mercury near freezing is the weather Bureau s forecast for the state. Helena with .66 of an Inch of precipitation and a minimum temperature of j 4 degrees was the wettest and coldest place in Montana. Human auction bids run to $25 a a a head by i Torii Ted pre heated mire Illy associated press lenses mire Boston. Mass. Kept. It. The aug Philadelphia. A sept. Jjon Block for men who Are without Bath today equalled his world n work. But seeking it. Was resumed i it coi d of it 4 Home runs for the in Boston Ltd Amnion today. A in new York americans in the fourth Man auctioneer miss Viola Boche. Inning against the Philadelphia ath held the Hammer on the men who in Les. Were again stripped to the Waist. The Yankees slugger established dated their several abilities to lathe record on september 2ft last a it or Andrj called for bids. Year women took an Active part in bulb s Home run was probably the bidding. In like the auction of the greatest drive Ever hit at Shibe yesterday work for a week or Mer Quot mud blocks March of miners army or Tny of did press Wurr Al Ira bet i own. Ill kept. roads into the Hills to the North made impassable by a heavy rain All immediate danger of a March on Al Tai Beth town Ami Rosio Waite by miners from the Saline. Williamson and Franklin county Coal Fields had passed last night in the opinion of county Oft dais. Today a i i by by in Cleveland Al Louis game postponed. Rain. Detroit. 2a4 51 Chicago. 4. It 25 Leonard mailing Middleton Ami Kaasler Fenner Kerr and Lees to harness Sun As Power Plant pc in test pm Kuk to l l to by . 4 Al Iii % Van Soi Ink o i la Kat. Ruch Mogridge it no it loft 1 a and Boston. Washington Jones and Piei Nieh. New York. Ftp tit 6 "2 hoi a a i 4 16 it i Philadelphia Ftp tit 103 it i Ftp 5 13 3 re key. And sch tag Naylor. Freeman Keefe Ami Perkins. Myatt. N Tion i. So. Louis Cincinnat i proffer Luque and Margrave Leah i too ft2ft dbl 3 s Oso it 16 it fax to 13 it my new orig trl pre i is Ted wire Yolk City kept. next North i lid Ainsmith h greatest Park. The Ball cleared the Somerset Street Wall of the Park. Peck can Paugh scored ahead of him. The ankh a made six runs in the tour thinning. Diggers wife Falls heir to half million at was that Billing High As 2. A week was by several men. Many persons who took in the bidding contributed feeding the wordless men. Carroll As obtained no part toward Chicago Pittsburgh Freeman anti Brot ten. 4 by 012 do it i it j Ftp tit of i and Daly s 13 it >5 13 i a Ooper Philadelphia. Raft Hoo oooo it 2 2 Abiston Foft Ooi hx�?2 8 it belts and Peters Weott Ami Gibson. Gnat Lichi a us ent of science will be utilization of the Sun s rays to provide Light heat Arni Power. This prediction was made today by or Arthur in Little of Boston in an address at the International i Convent Ion of Ltd or Mist s. According to or. Little. The Sun alone is worthy of scientific investigation As a Retiree of Energy. He rejected wind Waves and tide. La said he presumed chemistry would plat an important part in harnessing solar rays to supplant tit dwindling supplies of Coal Petroleum Ami other mince of Energy. Attacking the claim that labor is the great producer of Energy or. Little asserted that a few men with brains could apply scientific principles to accomplish what we re muscle would no a to. A a Hydraulic devices a lie said a enable on to operate the locks of the Panama canal and the desert of Sahara Vach its six million Squar Kilometres of area receive tingly solar Energy equivalent to that of six million tons of Coal. The world awaits the Genius who will convert Radiant Energy Ini electric currents Quot i \ la h Kia til i Kex ski Vick Man w ill by Ivi n blk i la on i. S. Blu Limox. Or i tto elated in or treated wire Washington. D. C sept 9.�? senator Oscar Ender Wood Elihu Boot senator Lodge and Secretary Hughes will be the four representatives of the tinted states at the Washington conference on limitation of Anu Sim its. It was officially announced today. The delegations of All nations participating in the conference. In All probability it was said. Will be limited to four members. Washington. A c kept. 9�?president Harding has made it known that the main american delegation to the disarmament conference probably will not have More than four members and that one of the four probably will be a Democrat. In reply to an Appeal from representative Jeffers. Democrat Aku Bania that a it former service Man be named As one of tile american commissioners. The president Nuder Date of september j. Wrote or. Jeffers that a it does not seem Likely that it will be practical to bring an sex service Man of temporary experience into the con Fere me because of the very limited number in the delegation and the fur Fher fact that Iii military and naval information necessary to justify Pru debit action will necessarily come from actual service men who devote ail their time to naval and military prob Louis a to in Quot i a t so to it i or Jeffers to was writing the letter a on tilt As sumption Toi. A i i Ltd Wilt b to i v Small one pro Hubli pol exceeding four in membership. A after commenting on the select Ion of Secretary Hughes As head of the delegation and senator Lodge As on a if its members. Or. Harding said a because the matter is wholly a t riot in and National in scope. I should be very dissatisfied if i could tint i ave outstanding representation of the present minority Iii no mention however was made a to who. In addition to Secretary Hughes and senator Lodge probably a ohm be hosed As members of the delegation but the belief prevails ii Washington today that Elihu Boot form or Secretary of state would in Given a place. One report was that or Boot actually was offered a place at his conference yesterday with the president and Secretary Hughes. Senator i Merwood. Of Alabama. Democratic Leader of the Senate has his prominently mentioned every time the question of democratic representation i the delegation has Arisen. Illy 4�?�xmm Luord brr bended wire Austin. Tex. Sept. 9. Dozens of person narrowly escaped injury and several thousand dollars Worth of a mag4 was dim when a Tornado struck in the Southern i portion of Vust Iii this afternoon passed across tin Colorado River Valley hit again Iii West Austin and then disappeared into the Hills West of the City. First reports detailed the destruction of a store and several houses j from allies Columbia wants Hardin to create new society of nations await arms session several it Ith la s. A. Nations might join a lox to com Piru against Al rope As several tents at the sit of a summer Mer resort on the River Banks in the Western Edge of Austin. Valera shifts Irish Burden 111 of will ski Griffith to i \ v Kab n ass to by vib Biti it of new i of wbk k Fly associated pre treated wire Dublin. Ire sept 9 a Rumor was current Iti Simi fein circles Here today that if plenipotentiaries Are appointed to proceed to Inverness to Onfer with the committee of the British Cabinet named to Deal with the Irish question. Lamoni de Valera the Republican Leader dues not desire to be one of them being willing to leave til conduct of the negotiations with Arthur Griffith tile sinn fein foreign minister. In any ease. Or. Griffith will be the chief figure in the negotiations Desmond a Fitzgerald slim fein minister of propaganda said today lie expected Quot no unnecessary inlay in the reply to or. Lloyd George. The Freeman a journal said today the note Oja Ned the door wider than before. Boger Sweet Ian. Formerly sinn fein member of the British parliament writes to the Irish Independent declaring the government s offer cannot be finally refused and War renewed without a conference. �?�44 in fein i ii jul is called upon Toa _. It 3. a a a a a a i -h1�?T 1 in 1 a a it women will sit in unemployment confab i % 01 a i Cit brr Tensed wire Washington d. <., sept. 9.�?women Are to participate in the conference on unemployment being arranged by president Harding and Secretary Hoover. The president today discussed with mrs. Harriet Taylor Futon of new York the question of choosing women As delegates. Mrs. Futon was asked by the president to suggest names of several Woollen and she agreed to submit a list of ten women. Secretary Hoover who also called at the White House said several women would sit in the conference. British government contemplate separation from great Britain according to the View of London news papiers. J the text of the reply of the British j As a demand for a definite reply from Iii Irish Republican Leader anti a Plain declaration that the writing of notes bet Ween Dublin and London cannot be continued. Lyncher kill two negroes for attack on woman by a a a a a Ted brr teased wire Aiken. S a. Sept. A a two negroes. Mansfield Butler and Charlie Thorn Jison. Were lynched in a Corn Field near Here tonight. They had been charged with an attack on a Whit woman. The men were found tied to a stake about 2ftft Yards from til scene of tile alleged alack with their bodies riddled with bullets by Tykodi Ial Ril teamed wire Geneva. Switzerland. Kept. 9.�? should president Harding see fit to create a new society of nations. Colombia will he among tile first to App a for membership. A f. Hest repo chief of the colombian delegation to tile league of nations Assembly made this declaration today in discussing to report i that Colombia among other South american states. Might withdraw from the league because of its rejection of the Argentine amendment to the covenant of the league. Providing a that All Sovereign states should be members of the league i unless by their own volition thee abstained from membership. He said Colombia did not regard the a ejection of the amendment As auf i Orient reason to leave the league. Others would follow Senor Restrepo added that he believed All the other South and Central american states would follow Colombia into the new society should it be formed. Asked if this could be construed As meaning these states would withdraw from the present league in such event Senor Best repo said a we would have to we Ait and see. Hut nevertheless it is a question if Public opinion in South America would support two a the South american countries Tare find Trig that virtually nil questions before the league Are purely european in continued Senor Restrepo. Quot nearly All our interests. Commercially and politically. Lie in the other continent and in a sense Are common to those of the coined states. A Colombia for example came into the league Only because we Quot it member and would in a sense. Confer of tile league Charles of the weather report for pc St South Dakota Bain and colder tonight and saturday. By the Republica o s Thermo Tenter thursday 3 p. In. 8 2 6 p. In. 8ft 9 it. In 68 12 i. M. 63 recording Friday a. In. 61 3 maximum 3 3ft i. Minimum 6 a. In by the official a. A. 12 p. In. In. In. In. .6 6 9 is ? 3 8 5. Be the Leader and protector of nil the states of North and South America. We see now that wre were badly mistaken and that the United states probably never xvii i join the present league. Await k. S. Conference a this causes us. To think. And naturally we All Are deeply interested in the outcome of the fort booming Washington Augustin Edwards head i Hilean delegation to the of nations Assembly and a Rinia Yohnka to Mayo chief bolivian delegates said this afternoon they regarded reports to the effect that Chile and Bolivia might withdraw from the Assembly because of the rejection of the Argentine amendment As without foundation. Drug Raider kills himself Offick Coes insane and shoots himself att fir bloody Row at wharf in. Thai Day. Friday 56, Rove an. Lent th�r-5 Moulder from noon today maximum St minimum 54 at noon 81 no i yesterday to midst to Brooklyn. New York Ltd adore. Toner and a 1 to ton ftftft�?2 9 i200 of 0 3ox�?6 9 3 Heather arid Krueger Snyder a a disarmament is wrong name for it secy. Hughes reminds the Middle Temple murder a detective Story by j. S. Fletcher copyrighted. 1921. Fred a copyrights. 192ft. By tile Stibli Knopf Ledger co. Fly associated 1�?~ifpw Tea fort Dodge. La., sept. Henry o. Hale. Wife of a Miner in fort Dodge the wealthiest woman i he wealthiest person she is the daughter of Ley. Wealthiest citizen comity who died last will filed for probate wire 9.�? mrs. Gypsum has become and possibly in this City. Wallace juror Boone Friday. His in Boone yesterday i it her one half of his estate valued at More than 12.,-. Mer husband digs Rock for the american Cement in Laster company. He has been on a strike since july i Hale and his wife live in a Humble dwelling in the Gypsum District. They have been married a lilt in Nore than a year. Tomorrow is the last Day to save that Dollar bargain week ends saturday by paying one full year in Advance you can save a Dollar on your subscription regular rate $7.50 a year. Bargain week rate $6.50 a year delivered by Carrier in Mitchell Washington. D. Cd a sept. 9.�? Secretary Hughes at his regular conference with newspaper correspondents today Good Nat redly criticised the tendency of a Good Many newspapers and persons Quot who ought to know better Quot to refer to the coming conference a was the disarmament conference such a designation. He added gave an entirely erroneous idea of the real purpose of the meeting. A the proper and official Tern Quot said the Secretary of state. A is a the conference for the limitation of armament in entirely different and 1 inti not subject. I a Lead Brick gains new York City Suejit. 9.�?the american smelting and refining company today advanced the Ziric of land for Lett 1.5ft cubits a Pound to 4.6ft. La scrap of Gray palier As a Rule. Sparge left the watchman office at 2 of clock. Tile paper pad then gone to press. There was nothing for him. Recently promoted to a sub Editorship to do after he had passed the column for which he was responsible As a matter of fact he could have gone. Home before the machines began their Clatter. But it generally Hung about trifling until 2 o clock came. On this occasion the morning of the 22nd of june. 1912. He stopped longer than usual chatting with Backet who had charge of the foreign news. And who began telling him about a Telegram which had just come through from Durazzo. What Backet a to Tell Wax interesting Spargo lingered to hear All about it and to discuss it altogether it was Well beyond 2 3ft when he went out of the office in ans piously puffing away from him is he reached the threshold the last breath of the atmosphere in which he Ila spent his Midnight. In Fleet meet the air was fresh almost to so cot Ness and the first Gray of the coming Dawn was breaking faintly t. By oui in Ted pre wire new York City sept. 9.�?after a raid by Federal prohibition and narcotic agents on the greek Stoa re Obj i King Alexander today. In which seven members of the Crew were wounded by Jii Stol shots. Frank j. Fitzpatrick chief narcotic officer Here who had taken part in the raid committed suicide at a nearby Iier. According to a police report. Liquor valued at $50,000 and drugs valued at $75. were confiscated. Tile King Alexander Al Artici lated in a Midnight race to port from beyond tile three mile limit on september i in an Effort to make Rune that the immigrants on Board would around til High silence of or. He permitted to the country under Paul s. The monthly quota regulations. Spargo live d in Bloomsbury. On More than a score of shots were the West Side of Bussell Square. Eve exchanged by tile Crew and fifteen by night and every morning he prohibition agents. None of the walked to and from the witchy. Prohibition agents was Burt. Man office both same route it order to obtain evidence the Southampton Bow Kingway. The prohibition agents said two of strand. Fleet Street. He Chirio of them arranged on wednesday with know several faces especially among members of the Crew to pay $14, the police he formed the habit of on the vessel today for the liquor exchanging greetings with various and drugs. Officers whom ii encountered at other Federal agents declared they regular Points As he went slowly knew no motive for Fitzpatrick a homeward smoking his pipe. An on suicide. They expressed the belief this morning As he Drew near to that the excitement and Strain of Middle Temple Lane lies Ivy a police the raid temporarily deranged him. Man whom he knew one Driscoll,1 o standing at the Entrance looking about hint. Further away another policeman appeared. Sauntering Driscoll raised an Arm and signalled then turning he saw Spargo. He moved a step or two toward him. Spargo saw news in to in face. What is it Quot asked Spargo. Driscol jerked a thumb Over his shoulder toward the partly open out inned on Page 3 Rorr Oti Ike Bolt Monroy to Hie ago. Iii. Sept. 9.�?captain Bob Roper to Hie ago heavyweight Boxer has gone to new York inhere he will meet Eddie of flare monday night. Hoper also meets Carl Morris at Tulsa be fit pm Hep 22. Of advertise your wants in the Republican want and columns

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