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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-06

Zanjiro Yazuda, known as the
Rockefeller OF Japan and one Of the
three Wealthiest men OF the empire
was murdered Thursday by an assas-
sin who secured an audience with
him under the guise OF soliciting
funds. Yazuda was stabbed to death.
His fortune is estimated at billion
dollars. He was head of a dozen
banks.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-06

rmrries Of snow fell At Amarillo,
.7e 7hursday and pedsstrians sour
81, iii Is work in ovcrcoats - Amarii-
- e3rsfier~, its first touch OF win.
80 rs.~-erature RANGED around, 40
& issS = I TEXAS Norther" swept
- 3snhandle.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-06

From a source close to Premier
Lloyd George it was learned last
week that the Premier may make a
move to have the Washington con-
ference on limitation Of ornaments
postponed from November anti next
March.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-06

Summoned by official proclamation
of Edwin R. Rugen, president Of the
village OF Glen View, Ills, every man
OF the village, about $50, ThursdAy
reported at the fire house to have his
finger prints taken. The step was
taken in hope Of finding ciew tc
the slayer of Fred Christensen,
cashier Of the Glen View state badk,
who was shot and killed in the 6ank
last Saturday. The slayer left aev-
erai clearly defined finger prints g
the only clue. q I Sf,'s ~
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-06
Thursday, September 6. 1872.

Robbers at West Frankfort, Ill.
foeced entrance into the city Jail and
escaped with five stills and quanti-
u d moonshine liquor confiscated IN
resent prohibition raids.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-10-06
|eoA1 oF AL.I.ITY

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Charming effects fancy pockets
. dresses Ike these priced ths? s4s 90 70
dark colrs
skirts vhS os - bs IN fs S
s Ny ;RSa &C. &C. e. s1 .ss f ae5 ~; 81 900
Plain lo i tata &C. $eoo g s115 S.
$. =, .. ::.e:; =, :.: :::,, >, ee8
So; Is: ]: ::;;: a
bath robes BABY cdb Blankets k1IIyNM A
TIE p prices ere Surprisingly low for the fine qualities 2NAA
We Of MI I@4
Fhnnsh NWfi$y
-Canbrs-Cotta Batting Our prices N& 1X l#s#E
y s5A hi f8Nl H@&fS 8As s#s
u.s. Tho Quality Store
WI. Rns ProofCo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
RENrATm CONSTELLATION.

Judge Daniel r. Cohalau ~ New YORK
City. according To press dispatches.
made ar address at q dinner given in
Washington by the "Commlttoe oC one
Hundred for an irish Republic" ara IS
quoted aa having said that Tho United
states should insist on Grea, Britain
freeing Canada and The West Indies as
has3e of negotiations for the settlc-
wcut of her war debt ~ this country
It il remarks such as thesa which
weaken at times thc e~tente covdiale
which exists hctwecn England ard
America. u IS none ~ cur business
how England conducts her relations
with canada and the West Indies. ospo-
ciaIly as the subjects ia those two coun-
tries seem satisfied with their lot. and
are making no pleas for independence
such statement. coming from "a pre-
sumably eminent jurist. is apt TO cause
great stir in certain unthinklnR sec
tons in England The impression is
given that The United States either
wishes 10 annex both countries. or de-
sires to sac them established as repub-
lies. 1t will be remembered that the
reciprocity measures which Mr.. Taft
sponsored when In the Presidency failed
because tho cry was taken up in Ger
tain Dominion papers that The
United States wants 10 annex us"
Tho less that citizens in OFFICIAL pc
sitions IN America have to say about
Great Pritain's internal affairs the het-
ter for ali concerned That country
might make some retort regarding the
Philippines and other Of our island pos
sessions. I IS greatly 20 be desired
that the English papers, il they COPY
the turist's remarks, VIII remember the
source. and hold IL beneath serious con
sideration
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
QUICK LAW ENfnH' " ' u

Philadelphia has experiences wlthih
tho paqt few davR two lessons IN quiel
law enforcement which should doter
other criminals frnm their lawleas de
eirca ana alao may serve az example
for otho, communities to follow
4 ,naPiatrate. who was found guilty
~ having injured pedestrian while
dri,ine HE car 81 a drunken condition.
waa aentonred to serve three wears ia
ma ropltortlarv Then two Negro
thugs. who hal bru'aily assaulted
vn,,ng achaol teacher. we're sentenced
to fortv elk ana thirty six wars
reRro, lively. in prison. Each case wa7
banded ia lees than q day'p time
The diapateh with which zach oae"
vna handed pnd tho determination ot
,ha tu5cea fhat the Law should Not
ho ,trrimvepted hy teChnicaliueH.
should caune favor able cn~men' from
many auartera Crime has become nl-
most a daily occurrence in our large
communities. and nothing but tho laws
Hwift action will remedy tho situation
traa respect FOR the injured feeling e
thN criminals and more confederation
rnr the victims. viii show favorable 70
-,tlta
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
AMERIC NEW CONQUEST.

Even in an ago ~ marvels. af high
deeds and bold cuprse tho sneces4iaI
feat of tho alrmen who carried the
nnu from san Francisco T. Sew Yotk
in the uudrcamed-of time Of 80 hours.
HytaE oyer mountain and desert.
through storm and darkness. leaving.
one dad and the survivors pushing ON
70 sICtory-such feat must STIR e8say
heart and rouse acclaim wherever
courage. daring and success move men
to admiration.
Truly, Americans have NOW made good
their favorite ana much-repeated AEare.
They have ia very deed conquered their
continent Nature has worked here aa
it's most gigantic scale. hut Americans
who had previously tuuueled her noun
tain ranges. built roads across her
plains. hewed down her wildernesses
and bridged her rivers have nnW over
come the element that interposed the
last and most formidable barrier 70
their genius for conquest and subiee-
tion. They have made the air Then
snsedway and the clouds their stepping
stones over mountain teps.-kahsas
city Star.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
ton. and one that il both Irritating and

ton. and one that il both Irritating and
unnecessary.
Before adjournment this Legislature
should eliminate the undesirable pro-
vision which compels those who must
pay n special tax to waste time and
test patience In an unnecessary pro-
ceedlng, besides paying for II. II win
he sufficient to rcadjust the law SO as
10 require returns without any affidn
Wits, with severe penalties Tor those who
make insufficient or dishonest state
ments. Those who might he disposed
TO dishonesty i'm this matter would not
be deferred from their purpose by tho
mere taking of the required affidavit
which in most cases Is exceedingly in
formal. few notaries putting the oath
or affirmation to the applicants, mere
" requiring their signatures but would
indulge in the dishonesty.
The entire proceeding is an unncccs-
sary and very irritating imposition,
Let the Legislature remove it without
DELAY. 80 that this years iudcfensihlo
exaction win be the last.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
PRESS COMMENTS.
ESTIMATING WILSON.

1t is impossible for Mr.. Wilson's con
temporaries to estimate his place I'm
history. But In fair enough to suppose
that he Will be chiefly Judged by the
ultimate success or othcrwiso of the
great project upon which he spent his
energy and his health. And IL IL also
permitted to those who, liIta General
Smute accorded In the man oil honor
for lofty impulse and fnr~reachinG vision
to- believe firmly that tho adventure
mode along tho path Of Worldwide con
ciliation la the Seeding of "a great ana
enduring growth.
Mr.. Wilson brought To the Presidency
intellectual qualities of the highest or
der. tIia public addresses. his neH-
saaes TO Congrenn, all of his state
papers reveal mn equal mastery of logic
and tho English language. fhoso who
have had personal dealings with him
ON questions of legislation or other Is
sues know how formidable and con
vincinR he could bo In argument and
In direct appeal ff he had cofnb4ned
with these exceptional gifts something
Of the spirit Of concliiation That pnri-
nered courage and Vision IN the mako.
up of Abraham Lincoln his friends aue
admirers might not have had to look to
the future for the fun vindication ot
tholr belief IN the praeticahliity of his
ldehla.
MIR Wison will pass into private HE
aeching reat and mot ia any way desiring
To emharraHa tho course of his sueeess"f
by incuraiona into politics He has had
all the political hunnra nuy man conld
deplte. fIe will now haee leisure tat
atudy. for literature. If he wishea tn eons
| tribute TO II for hysirnl recreation. II
no has the strength 20 attempt II. y IL
can be helpful 10 hia country Win
counsel we have no doubt he VIII otf"r
| Il undet conditions neither suggesting
| imprnprtety nor giving rlae 10 hntWi -
controversy. Even the multitude al hie
critics tuny wieh him wrli ard h9pe fnt
/ him the fltl return of henIth and h1iet
/ yoara IN which to enjoy H. itraeEtFn
/ Eagle
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
"rHE BELLS"

odd. whimsical and interesting things
happen in tho operate world nj timcs
Comes the news that a German opera
written BY "A czech composer. founded
ON French play in an Alsatian setting.
dealing with tho murder Of Polish
Jew, inperaonatcd by a South American
Indian. viii bc sung in English nj tho
metropolitan opera House. New York
city. l. S A., Wednesday evening.
Thia IL the operate version Of Tho
Polish low" based on the famous mclo-
drama Tho Bcllq." which was written
from Erchman-Chatrnn's novel.
Theatre goers Of a generation ago VIII
roeall sir Henry Irving iu tho part "
Matthias. tho Alsatinn inu-kccpcr who
suffers tho rcmorRo of tho damned be-
cause u murder which hc had com
mitted fifteen years before.
Irving played Tho Rolls" FOR many
years. md Il pccamo ono of his great
est drawing cards Tho piece serve. q
10 Introduce him - the American pub-
I'D when he presented it at the star
Theatre in New YORK Ctty. October 2a.
ISS3 To-day vs." may thlnk that eono
favorites charre urrraeouam" pri-oa,
but they are certainly rot hirhr, than
the box office charE,s madc rs tr,tng.
manager for his FIRST run az The Star
Orchestra aud balcony ac:ta brought
81. aud apeculator- who managed to- Eet
a Fuodly number of tickets. Fnld them
for S apiece
Viewed alongside ~ orr modern
rlays, Tho reus would Seem tsw
dry. mc'odramati,, aud dr.matwsf
caIly out of date l}ut when SUNG on
| the ataEr q fs said to To very pleasing.
THE rromier" was held I'D C7oeh Thea
ire. Irarur n March. 1901. a"d the
opera became great favorite ,n Aus
triau and Germau houses This Il one
q the fcw operate succesaca of the
| Continent which has taken exactly ~
Years "a reach tho stage of tho Metro
/ politan. tsualiy q new opera vLi.h
/ proves successful is immediately ttans-
! planted 81 cur shores
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
THE IMMIGRATION BILL.

President Wilson pocketed tho Inn
migration Restriction Bill, which was
pnased by Congress shortly before the
change of Administrations. This will
be ono of the first measures introduced
at tho coming special session OF tho
sixty seventh Congress. and viii he pass
cd, Il is thought. with little change.
This bill should not be considered as
a purely party measure. Insomuch hs
II affects the welfare of tho entire ma
ton, now and In the future. and has
heen indorscd 10y ConEresHmen of both
parties. q should be sent to President
Harding as quickly as possible. Tho
early enactment OF this measure ~.
necessary II We Wish TO keep out tho
horden Of undesirable emigrents from
Southern Europe. who are planning TO
sail for America In the near future.
Az Every Evening pointed out several
wocltn ago. tho events Of tho past wnr
proved two things: first, that the nd
dition OF "a million mon to our nation
yearly waR not necessary TO our com
mrrcial progress. Second, that the melt
ing not did not always melt. but on oc-
casion tho acum on u could cause uA
much embarrassment our man power
ia our greatest asset today We have
more workers. than jobs And we are
snn busy trying TO aaEimilate tho
hor,les within our midst who have never
harmed Tho real lcspon of what Amcti-
ca stands for.
Tho passage ~ this Immigration
hill. aud tho signing 81 i by tf"Hid'nt
IIerdlnp should he accomplished
.Ts.I. l.,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
IsTHMIAN ALsACE-L0RRAlNE. l..

Several interesting circumstances sur
rounded the dispute over the Isthmain
Alsace-L Lorraine, Coto, claimed by both
Costa Rica and the republic of Pana-
ma. one is that as soon as Costa Riea
had sent troops 10 take possession of
the district citizens OF Colombia resi-
dents in the vicinity Of the canal sent
dispatches TO Bogota urging the Coiom-
bian government 10 ally itself with Pan
anna in the war which il was predicted
was about TO break out.
There was a time when Bogota might
have looked with considerable salts
faction on any difficulties in which Pan
anna might be involved because of its
independent status More than a dec
adc and a half, however. has gone by
since Panamas secession. the most in
portant loss OF territory incurred by any
LatIn-American country since the chill
can grab from which Peru and Rollvia
suffered
The suggestion that colombia tiy to
the rescue of its rebellious province in
dicates that much Of the bitterness
between the citizens of the mother
country and their separated brethren
has subsided-St Louis Globe Demo
crat
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

Any reader can get the answer - any
quar'ion bF writing Every Evenlng lntgF-
tor, Warrington. - q 'Ihla pffer applies
strictly r. Information The bureau cam
net give advice nr legal uedicsl ard
financial matters It aupa not attempt -
settle domestic troubles. nor t0 undertake
exhaustive research on any subject
Write your questions plainly and hFisfF
- oenfa in staups for return ppsisKe
~ replies are Frut direct 20 the inquirer
y How Inug would II faka an asro-
rane ~ e. around the world travel
Jng ~ tho rate n 100 miles ar hopr7
~
Al II would depend vprn tho latitude
fn aefual TrfnR ftnie an anroplsne rnov-
.nls ~ fhs rate ~ d % miles IN hour
would circle the globe AZ the equator
.n daYa . hoara. - whieh time stou'
tfrnc fogrfha rurid ba over wa'er n
+ followed fhe parallel ~ latitude e.
degrees north thn flnn would be dsys
hnura. ~ which slightly legs than
one haf would ba over watsr
q VIII von Kindly explain What bril-
liarfa ars and ~ vhaf vsiue7 n Al o.
A The Geological Survey states thar
brilliant IL tho common form ~ cutting
diamonds AMI II IS mot a Kind ~ stone
diamonds rnt II fhis manner arc ~ailad
brliiarts The value cf q brilliant d.
ponds upon tha qunii'v and sire
. WHIST dn The Initials q RI raear
en freight cars after the nurnber7 r
/ II. ~
A. TIE initials mean "Colurnbia
Trust" and we're placed on IN cars
! hujit Under The United states Railroad
/ administration
/ Trd the expression tesua Christ. yes
tarday. today. snd forever" q w T.
i a The fordlng ~ the sth verse n ~
+ 7fh chapter ~ Hebrews n tho Kins
/ James Version RI tha gfhla = quif.
/ near The quotation you send
/ a. when did the restriction on -.
/ 1se ~ gasoline m Sunday go into r.
1 fect and how }ong did 81 asst III s.
/ a. The order made by the FueI Ad
/ nlnlsirafion during he var IN ragar,
/ . The restriction of using gasoline ~
/ sundays VAS not a compulsory rsqtrfc
+ ton. hut merely 4 request and apple,
/ only to certain parts II tho countrJr
/ This went into effect August q. 1913
and was Withdrawn October III. 9is.
q. what IS meant ty ne Bride y
the Rhine ". r r.
4. Tho River HoseIle. a trihutary y
ne Rhine g known as tho BKride ~ ~,
Rhine
=. Who holds fhe worlds record 70
speed on 'he typewriter md how man
worlds per minute did he write 7. q
-.
=. The 'ast contest sor type-vrttiri
vas an open contest at Madison squar
Garden Business show n she Fau =
1920. This contest uas won by CIenrr
Z. Hossfeld the record being 3l word
per minute net and -s43 words ~
hour.
y What does the expression mean
| wouldn't give a deHarius for nat ,
I. W r.
A. me denar1us vas the DrinCipa
/ coin Of he Romans under the Repubii
and the Empire. The value Il the 81
yer denarius or penny fuctuated bt.
vas approximately . cents The ex
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
Just Folks
BY Fdpnr A. Guest
A GEHTtfN MAN.


cherish the picture Of man
Who has not boon. but In To be.
His choak ia bronzed by the summer
tan
And his emile In fair 90 raa.
Ills word ia good and hin heart is true
And he loves the old red. whito ana
blue
vision him Oft and where'er he FoeH
Gind voices give him q warm hello
The trust Of the little ones he knows
And respect Of friend or foe.
For never the scarlet mark Of shame
Haa rnnrrod hid record or touched his
name.
lie waika the world In kindly way.
He laughs when the Jest IL fair.
The wide outdoors arn his field nf play
And he loves tho beauties there.
lie hoara Coda word IN the whiaperiug
treea =
And the song ~ birds end the drone of
bees
I talk to him Oft when tho night la aDll-
I think of him day by day
fIo haan't arrived but / pray he will
when his youth hna passed away
Aud what - his name and who is he2
The man TINT I hopo my snn viii 'e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
A MEHtTtn v III.

The Emergency Tariff LII ~aa made
- 10 vetoed II President Wilsnu had
airned g. no one would hate tesa fuf,fe
chagtiued thau TIM many Republican
Representatives and eenetcrH WHO Vfed
fot il ir the distinct hope fhHt 4 we9ftl
be ,itaappfuscd ~ the Freaident. 10
fatIu uil was evef more tlciaHa II
origin and in principle. - mHte laaded
dowu with objectionable amendments
~ u made ito elnw wav through tat
gruaa art NJ wnpan did naf sfeIi
vith the more return II the hlli without
his algnature lie tpok retRatun to give
tonetes= a little STRAIGHT tnlF en fhe
fallarIes and the dangers - tariff leRis
iatiou SIS conceived Ifa pretended iteae
Hcfatira- the FARMERS atGuid rot pasat
Ills he benefited IS II vhH" al eiaasea
would 10 injured ard tie Whole it'at
tiun ~ the countty fn fhe uattef .f
foreign commerce vanll le itnpsff#t I
Mt Wilson's tetu ttranaee ought =
repyo "a aulentnn warning - the
finncra If the Tarln I'll IT, fha nfSt
t.orEreaa 1hev cannot get away from
hla main point. that the pited afates
haa now boeofne creditor nation, Hud
chat a policy ~ dsln.oIately diaeaHtfag
ing - preventing imports ~, IL effasf.
ajfaulv a taiity ~ tnahe i hafd er
ltnrpaafhle to spilovt tire debts die He
Tho thief cauao fer waHdsr IS tnaf
tha {cpulllcan leaders should have
wasted ~ lnlgo part # tho sesaan
~ CouErcaa an j lin doomed from tHa
hcEiuuinR never IT, hs,auts lav. 4 they
were trying - make 1seald - the
only truo friends of tire farmer the
must not bo allowed - forget that they
alsn made Il record. IN connections with
the EnrtEoury Tartn bu. far Iaefll.
cheney aud hyuocrisy New York Timee
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
EVENING SMILE.
rur sponrsNAN's pnIMrR.

as National game baaehal la tho
eluaaat rival 20 potter II la rather
orpenalte disease to hnva but tho ~
tfant aniavs himself while he fingers
The ninc euant. haegard, aligh'i2
hosvleERed individuals who cnfnroao
tho team" are heroes one day and be-
Meath public notice tho next. y ell
depends upon hotv many ialilea thrv
got in the game
rha game is really duel bef ween tho
pitcher and tho oppoelng side The
players cnnc M IN front 70 him in
rotation ard tho pitrher is allowed ~
attempt ~ I'm Them ~ sfriking ihen
anywhere tofween tho chin ard fho
fnce~ Tho hafter i permitted r. uaa
= sbh r. defend hiuaeif vsfh '~~a
sianallY tho hatfer gets real Indignant
aHd ntriFea a. tho hall 9hereaf the Urn
rifo eanaws lo8ffp ard announces the
hapuarirg n THO audience n ne
batter accidentally h3fa tho tal ho RI
anre aruls fhe efsh ard runs fof hia
ilfr ea fbe afthrr y then alorToi Z"
aief him 9ith hla habnaied sh"ea
nss hero. demanded the new -
tron af tha Di7ry Hour Ftr,h hrrorn
when do eef thaf order control
Yourself snapped Eprnen tho rai'er
Tho eeoba are IN strife h1f think
thevsl sotna - an agreement 'unst airy
hour ofsv American legion weekly.
TIT that ~.ofnnu IL thu hev arrrna
- hage to r'ethea cr a. ali" All.
80 rhea tne braf dressed woman SRI
f'affs-f.a journal Am4eant lPsrial
Are yop an aduntrer n Jefferson II u
simplicity i am replied Senator
Sorghum don't knnv exactly what
II is hli admire anything hat can
eafnfaand - n4oh public approval and
political Influence
DO yn4 regard Friday an unlpcky
/ aay Met 9sa'3refiy any dsY witt
aash had reputation j. nHlncky
| whether II drHcrvea Il or not.
3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
RIPPING RHYMES.
BY Walt Mason.
IHE SAFE COTRsE.

l haven't sandbagged any man,
or kidnapped anybody's child:
I've followed up my old time
plan when all the world was run
ming wild. haven't swiped a
Henry car. or gathered in illegal
spoil. but / have picked in a Jar
the small rewards Of honyst toll.
| pity men who rob and slay. who
will not like good scouts behave;
they never have a decent day
between the cradle and the grave.
There's no use talking, iife.s
frost unless we dodge all sin
with skill: our breaks are made
at frighttul cost. and every man
must pay his bill. We cant be
happv or serene as through this
world of ours We go, unless our
records are as clean as is the
well known driven snow. on,
some for long may dodge the
cops. and carry on "a course of
crime. bat when we sin all COM
fort stops, NJ cease 70 have a
bully time We have no 10y. no
peace ot mind our nerves are
racked cur hearts are sore.
avengers seem TO walk behind,
and retlihution STALKS before
pit, those who cheat and steal
or slug i stranger for his roll;
their lives are bleak. they never
feel the peace that warns the
white mans soul.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-07
MMF. CrRIE.

Europeans frequently have charged
that this is commercial nation.
worshiping nothing but the great dollar
marf. Perhaps l. is Eut now and
then some Americans perform a grace
ful art whreh shows that ne sense ~
the eternal ntncsS ~ things is not
always lacking here. Witness the plans
which are being Hade to honor Mime.
Marie S. Curie. discovercr of rtdjum.
when she visits America IN Man
some time ago q correspondent for
the New York Tribune visited her at
the Institute Cmie. in Paris. where she
IS living il comparative poverty on a
teachers salary at the Sorbonne
What Is i you want most in the
world? she was asked
What 7 Gesne most is gram OF
radium All ny own" She replied u
would not know what 10 do with wealth
But ] would ike to have enough
radiur u carry on my work
Mine Culc will receive from the
hands u' gr"up of American women
q fun rrau If tht precious substance,
valued 4 $I20,o0o. when she comes here.
plans have been consummated by which
this sum will be raised and the radium
win 10 given 70 her in recognition Of
the service which she has rendered To
mankind
Nine Curie $ case is typical Of many
scientists who have been discoverers
and inventors. She could have kept
The secret Of radium; she could have
formed company and exploited its
u4e. Ifut she preferred % give her ais
co<cry Us the world. u is said mat at
least nftecu men have become million