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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
JApANS TWENTY One DEMANDS
MUSTBE CANCELLED SAYS China
Delegates Say They Still Represent Nation Despite
Resignation Of Peking Cabinet; Plans to
Unity Country Are Under Way

Washington. Des. ls.-Deslarlns they
still represent China In truth" de-
spite the resignation of the Peking
cabinet. the Chinese delegation in a
the twenty-one demands enforced by
Japan on China In 1915 ARE can
celled, the principles adopted by the
Washington conference amount to
nothing more than a scrap Of paper.
The delegation members said DR..
w. w. Yen, minister OF foreign affairs.
had consented to remain as acting
premier.
The statement issued by tho delesa-
ton said in part:
In reply to Inquiries concerning
bers OF the Chinese delegation that
the proceedings at the Washington
conference, have emphasized the de-
sire thruout China to unity tho coun-
try. 1t is the belief that the unifica-
ton Is the sine qua non for an IN
dependent nation. Without strong
central government supported by the
various strong parties, it is impossible
to avail ourselves of all the ad-
vantages to be derived from the prin-
ciples adopted at Washington. The
Central government as well as the
strong men like General Chang Tso-
Lin OF Manchuria. General Tso Kun
of Tien Tsin and GAneral Wu Pei-F'u
of Central China and DR.. Sun Vat Sen
of South China. have been convinced
of the necessity to cooperate and to
work together.
General Chang Isao-Lin. In Man
churia. naturally considers his region
most likely to be affected by the de-
cisions of the conference.
The Japanese delegation has delayed
and postponed deliberations on China
and they are dctermipedly holding on
to tho privileges In Shantung. 1t Is
this feeling that the interests OF Man
/. churia might be bartcred away. since
the Japanese refuse to scrap the twcn-
ty-onc demands affecting the future OF
those provinces. 1t must be recalled
that the twenty-one demands were
presented with an ultimatum, but since
they affect the territorial and admin
istrative authority OF the Chinese gov
ernment, unless the demands are cam
cellcd. the principles adopted by the
conference amount to nothing more
than scraps OF paper.
- In an earnest attempt to get the
cooperation of all leaders IN China
General Chang Tso-Lin desires to unite
all the forces. There Is a strong ike
lihood that the other leaders will rally
to the call OF patriotism.
"All the men In China. both high ana
low. are thinking about uuiffcation
seriously.
"A few men of the cabinet might
be changed and tho president might
retire. but his retirement II only an
Indication OF the general desire tN sac
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
BOXING SEASON ON
IN PACIFIC FLEET

Los Angeles, Dec. 19.-The season
for boxing and determination OF
championship OF the Pacific Fleet IN
all classes of the ring startsl ast
week and will continue uncil carly
in January, about seven weeks OF
on ship and ashore to determine
leaders on each ship. division and
shore establishment. and finally at
fleet headquarters here next month
the fleet championship matches will
be held.
Championship of the navy will be
d determined during the annual joint
ma Canal when the fleets meet. Box
ing is a part of the athletic program
of the fleets and is arranged not
only under supervision of fleet or
iccrs. but the results count in on the
athletic record of each ship. The U.
S. S. Mississippi holds the champion
ship for all round athletics won on
points last year. This includes boxing,
track and field events. basket ball.
football. basketballs swimming, boating
and general athletics
Lieutenant Commander Mckee is
ffeet athletic officer and each ship
and station has an athletic officer
In addition to the boxing season
fleet smokers with boxing exhibitions
are held every five weeks or SO. the
last, of these just prior to the opening
OF the boxing season lastweek. was
on board the battleship Texas, OF
which Commander Charles r. clark
is athletic officer.
Some three thousand enlisted men,
and officers. attended these smokers
and. according to Commander Clark.
they are r. valuable asset toward the
maintenance of morale and fitness
among the enlisted men. Three Of
icers from seperate ships judge the
bouts. and at the Texas smoker one
of the Judges was Lieutenant II. X
Leventen. lightweight. who rcprescn-
ted the navy at Autwcr:o oiymp'c
Games this year.
Boxing in the fleet n limited TO
enlisted men. and some notable e1-
ponents OF the gloves have been de-
veloped.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
TRAVELS LONG WAY TO
ANSWER THE COURT

After travelling the distance Of 80
miles TO Pueblo twice aud having to
return home the same distance each
time because his case had been con-
tinued to another date. c. J. Longers
returned home Monday after being
instructed to appear in Justice c. j.
Harts court on December 30 to an
swcr the charge of petit larceny.
Longcrs has already Travelled 1-o
miles with his wifc and baby in the
bad weather and the decision of the
court will determine whether he will
traeel another 30 miles or so miles.
IL the later Is the case, he will be
freed to go home, otherwise he will
travel the distance to some prison.
Tho hearing was set for sometime
in November in Justice NJ. Il. Cor
sons court and Longers Travelled TO
Pueblo to find that change OF
venue had taken place TO Hart's court
and his hearing would come up Dec.
10, Monday. and upon arriving found
that the case had been continued 10
Dec. 90. because Il witness in Denver
was not present.
Longers Is charged with stealing a
pair OF evencrs. which is the term
for tho farm implement known as a
double tree. He resides near DodsoQ
lake. 30 miles south cast of Pueblo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

(Continucd from laEc Onc.)
mage tentatively suggested for fi's
United States, Great Britain and Japan
In the American plan.
Under this plan Great Britain would
have 20 900 tons In submarines. the
United States 10000 and Japan 5000,
Figuring out the ratio on the sams
basis a i15,ono ton capital ship fleet for
France. would allow her a submarine
tonnage OF 10000 tons, That would b.
very far below the figure tho French
desire. especially II they trc to ncuAt
the American figures on capital ships.
The British desire TO restrict closely
submarine construction is said to rest
not only on considerations OF humanity
hut on principles Of national defense.
When used against merchantmen. this
underwater craft also constitutes a
menace to tho maritime nations OF
which Great Britain Is tho most influ-
cntisl. In the view Of the American and
French naval experts. however. and
perhaps those also of Italy and Japan.
the activities OF the submarine against
merchant shipping can 10 curialled by
an agreement ON new rules OF wsrfars
leaving only purely military sonsldera-
uons involved.
As tho capital ship problem vrrecs
toward decision tho naval experts
are giving more and more Of their at
tcntion 10 tho submarine question, as
on" likely to present n Troublesome
knot
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
Sporting Notes


San Diego. Calf. Dec. 1o.-Final
games for determination Of basketball
championships Of the destroyer squad
rons OF tho Pacific Fleet based here
Will be played here tomorrow after
noon. The Dock Squadrons team will
meet tho team of Division IS. and the
Flagship Charleston team Will play
Division 81.
Miami. Fla. Doc. Ie.--when a foot
ball player making an end run in a
game here yesterday WAS tackled on
the side lines. three women were
knocked down. ono of them, Mrs. &. u.
Colby. OF Cocoanut Grove. suffering n
fracture of tho left leg.
ottumwa. Iowa, Dec. is.-GIcn De-
vine. hslfback on the University Of
Iowa football team for tho past three
seasons. has signcd two years con-
tract TO coach at Parsons college, ac-
cording to advices from Fairfield. He
will take up his duties there June is
next.
Coffcyville. Kansas. Dec. 1c.-Eiinor.
:-ycar -oid daughter Of Walter John
son. pitcher OF the Washington Amcri-
can League baseball team. died at the
family home here yesterday.
New York. Doc. 19.-John ]. McGraw.
vice president and manager OF tho New
Y6rs National, League baseball club.
stated today that the reported spring
training trip to tho Pacific coast In
1923 was open to consideration.
mo plank looking for such a trip
are in the making at this time" said
McGraw. But VIC will give due con-
,dcration at tho proper time to any
proposition relative to California as n
training ground
Tucson. Ariz.. Dec. Io.-Foilowing
ten days hard workouts In preparation
for the International clash with Cen
tire college scheduled for December rs
Mt San Diego. Chief Coach McKaic OF
the University of Arizona football
squad declared today that tho team
would tCgin tomorrow to let down un-
til light conditioning work would he
the order by Wednesday. Tho team as
a whole Is in mid-scason form and is
ready today to. step on tho gridiron In
search OF further football ibnors.
Practically every 1921 session regular
is In shape and the entire squad will
he present today for workout with the
return of Vance C1ymSr. all conference
center. who has beenS1aid UP for two
days with a slight illness.
Chicago. Dec. 19.-FacuIty rcpresen-
tatives of seven colleges in four states
OF the middle west we're scheduled to
meet here today to form an interstate
college athletic conference.
Colleges represented Included Be1oit.
Lawrence. Carleton, Hamlinc. Knox,
Coo and Cornell.
Phoenix. Ariz., Dec. 1a.-Mcn who
failed to fight in the world war. if their
t..- n
not now fight in Phoenix. according to
rules and regulations issued today by
the recently created boxing connie
sion of Phoenix.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
POSTAL MAN IS FOUND
sCALPED AND STABBED

Grass Valley. Cal, Dec. 1.-THE
body Of Peter caddcn scaiped and
bearing a stab wound in the neck. was
found here by party OF fei
low postal service employees who or
ganized n search for Cadden after the
local police had failed to locate him.
Cadden. a letter carrier had been
missing since last Thursday. Tho body
was found in n small building Caddcn
had rented aud apparently had In
tended to furnish and suhrcnt.
He was known to carry considerable
sums about with him but nothing APP
pareptly had been taken from his
pockets by tho slayer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
JUDGE REFUSES TO
HEAR CASE SOON

Brighton. Colo. Dec. 1a.-JudEc Sam
uel W. johnson in tho district court
here today refused to act Immediately
on the petition OF New York bondhoid :
ers of the Denver and Salt Lake rail-
road asking cessation Of service or
lower operating expenses. and con-
tinucd the case indefinitely. The cf-
feet is that the road viii not be dis
continued.
The judges decision followed a morn
ing OF argument. in which attorney,
for the receiver of the road pointed
out that tho receiver had made good
progress In reducing the indebtedness
of thc road and asked indefinite con-
tinuancc OF the court proceedings to
give tho receiver more opportunity to
prove that. as he believes. the road can
be placed OH a solid foundation.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
GIRL HOBO FOUND
IN FREIGHT CAR

A girl hobo 10 year. old. giving her
name as Irene Penny, was arrested
yesterday morning In the railroad
yards by the Santa Fc Special Agent
Convc-s. Concealed In a refrigerator
car, she Is said 10 have left Amarillo.
Texas. last Saturday arriving here On
Monday.
Tho mother OF tho girl died six years
ago but her father lives In Denver In
court yesterday abc stated that Jurin-
the past four years she had frequent
Is beat the freight trains about tho
country. and that she had finished tho
Junior year in high school.
On the recommendation Of JIdEo
Crossman. she will be held :or further
investigation and that hclp ,nhy 10
given her.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
UP-TO- -T1E- MINUTE SPORT WORLD NEWS
JIM FLYNN LEAVES FOR
CASPER BOUT DEC. II

after Christmas, Flynn will tackle Per-
kins in Wyoming, in ten round dust
er.
Flynn will make another southern
tour shortly after the first OF the COM
ing year. He has been matched at
Houston, Texas. on January IL and
two other bouts; one at Dallas and the
other at Mexia, Texas, will probably
be made shortly after Flynn mas pulled
his bone crushing stunt before the
Houston fight fans.
From reports of Flynn's recent cxhi-
billions he is still great drawing card
In the South. He is fighting in his
regular old style that promises 10 keep
the Pueblo heavyweight pusy during
this winter.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

Jim Flynn, Pueblos Fighting Fire
man !sarrived in Denver yesterday from
the South and will leave the Capitol
city today for Casper. Wyoming where
he will be engaged in his third bout
this month.
With two victories to his credit,
FLYNN is now out to make 1T three
straight. in meeting Harvey Perkins
a tough heavy at Casper, December "a.
On December II Flynn outfought Suily
Montgomery at Fort Worth, knocking
down his opponent eight times dui.ng
the. ten round bout and leading .he 100
pound youth in every round. The fol-
lowing Saturday night. Dec. II. Flynn
outpointed another heavyweight at
benefit bout at Wichita, and two days
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
CENTENNIAL HO0PSTERS TO
PLAY THREE HARD GAMES

Centennial basket ball five will meet
the st. Patrick's quintet on the Cen
tennial court next Saturday night. This
game was to have been played last
week but had to be cancelled because
many of the players had been vacci-
mated.
On December 81 the Centennial Bull
dogs" will meet the strong Sugar City
five here, and on February 8. the open
date in the conference schedule, La
Junta will send their basket shooters
here for a contest with Centennial
Tho ST. Patrick's team is rated as
one of the strong basket ball fives in
the city and a close and fast contest
Is anticipated. The game with Sugar
City will give the basket ball enthu-
slasts the same angle Of tanning, which
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
ST. LOUIS POLICE HOLD
CONFESSED R0BBER

st. Louis. Mo-. Dec. ia man who
says he is William q. O'Scill. arrested
here today. confessed. according to the
police to eight holdups and robbcrics
In this vicinity and a number of rob-
berries in San Diego. Venice. Los An
geies. California. and Albuquerque. n.
NJ. o'Nciil said. according to the po-
lice. that Bc robbed room in a San
Diego hotci of several articles Of cloth
ing and n revolver. that he took various
articles in hotels and rooming houses
in Los Angeles. that. he looted an
apartment at Venice. and that he rob-
bed "A man OF sN in Albuquerque. ~.
Nj
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
KENTUCKY u. HAVE
SCHEDTLED S GAMES

Lexington. KY, Dec. 1s.-The Uni
versity OF Kentucky will open its i92.
football season on September 30, meet.
ing Marshall here. The sch-dule con
tains nire games. six OF which Will bt
staged at home.
The schedule follows:
Sep. SC-Aiarshall at Lexington.
Oc'. ,-Louisvi,,e at Iexine:oa.
DE-. ia-Chattanooga at Lexington.
O':t. ?l-NeEdeybilt at Nashville
Oct 2S-sewanec at Lexington.
Nov. <-Centre at Lexington.
Nov. -s-A,abama at Lexington.
Nov. Co Tennessee at Knoxville.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
Presidential Nominations

Washington. Dec. in.-Elmer Dover.
OF Tacoma. Wash. was nominated to
the senate today by President Hard
ing TO be assistant secretary OF the
treasury. MIR. Dover. for many years
associated with tho Republican nation-
al committee during the last presiden-
tisl campaign acted as western man
agcr.
Commissioners Hall of Colorado and
Aitchison of Oregon, were rc-nominat ed
for new terms on the Interstate COM
mcrce commission today by President
Harding. Both men arc serving for
terms which expire December al, 1921.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

rifice personal glory for national unity
and welfare.
full support OF the public. he cannot
control the reins of government for
any length of time.
''In this movement, In China, one can
easily see that the leaders are actuat-
cd by patriotic motives and they are
willing to yield their positions to some
Acknowledged leader who has the sup
port of the people.
THE Chinese delegation at the con-
ference has the continued support OF
the people and so whatever happens in
China. they will represent China In
truth"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

which the two local teams contested.
Central and Centennial defeated Crow
ley. Central lost to Sugar City and
Centennial will have one advantage in
meeting the strong Sugar City team,
In that they will play them on their
own floor The game will give an
other relative test as to how the two
local high school basket shooters match
up.
La Junta lost hard fought contest
to the Las Animas five last week by
the score of 25-11 but reports say the
men from the railroad town have a
strong combination. Centennial will
play La Junta the last day Of this
year.
A &C" club meeting will be held at
the Centennial high school tonight
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
CUT THIS OUTFIT is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip, enclose with Sc ard
mail {, to Foley & Co. 2ss5 Sheffield
Ave. Chicago. Ill. writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return n trial package containing
Folcy's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs. colds and Group. Foley Kidney
pills for pains In rides and back.
rheumatism. backacho. kidney and
hladdcr ailments. and Foley Csthartis
Tablets. "A Wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartlc Tor constipation
biliousn.ss. headaches. and sluggish
bowels. The Horn Drug 60.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
.NEW DECORATIONS

Paris. Dec. 1s.-Tbe French govern
ment has Instituted new decoration
the order of Physical Education.
II will have knights, officers and
grand crosses. as have other French
decorations. The ribbon will be violet
with a white line.
The first bcsowais are to he made
on January l when Georges Carpenter
10 TO he made an officer and Francois
Dssrsmpr, his manager. knight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
DEMON RIVERA GETS
PEEK AT BIG STUFF

Demon Rivera and Frank Walton
were guests OF Mike O'powd at his 1T
tie party In ST. Paul with Mike Glib
hons last Friday night and during the
fiEht in which Gibbons superiority
over his former scholar gave him the
decision. Rivera was introduced from
the ring to house that was packed
and was said TO have had moro than
10. 900 attendance.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
Robs Santa Claus Emissary

Chicago. Dec. 1.-TWO bandits
robbed an cmissary of Santa Claus Ia st
night of 1920 designed TO aid poor fami-
lies.
+. X. Moynihan. member Of the Iili-
nois commerce commission. tnotoriug G
home after taking up collection at
public meetings TO buy fuel and food
for the poor OF the South Chicago mill
district. was held M. You don't want
this money" he argued. Its for Santa
Claus to take care of the poor kids"
I'VE don't believe in Santa Clans ''
the robbers jecrcd as they took the
money.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
$50 FARM ADVANCES
GET CORPORATION O. X.

Washington. Dec. 1e.--Approvsl Of
is0 advances for agricultural and
live stock purposes aggregatinG 81
c3i. 900 was announced today by the
War Finance corporation. States par
ticipating in the loans included Coio-
rado. ssa. 900: Idaho. $4,000; Iowa. s1os.-
900; Montana. sf2s.ooo: Nebraska, f1s,-
900: Oregon $4,000: South Dakota.
$500. 900: Texas, $4,000: Utah. 500 900.
Washington. $4,000: Wyoming. ss25.-
90,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
Award Prizes

Tho articles disposed OF for tho bone
Git Of the Young Ladies' SoJaiity Lii
brary of st. Patrick church. were
awarded as follows. Candle sticks.
Mrs. John Tuliy. silver Rosary. Mr..
VIM. McUann. electric toaster. Mrs. II.
rsieblins; doll. Miss Bcsstc Mcc'icsry
cedar chest, Miss Mary r.. Murrisssy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

Los Angeles, Calf. Dec. i0.-Com-
modoro Sheldon Clark of the Chicago
Yacht club. owner of the powcrboat {
Miss Chicago. soon will start for Los
Angeles. according to announcement
by the Los Angeles Athletic club motor
boat racing association. Commodor.
Clark may bring his craft with him, 1t
Is Eaid. and tentative arrangcm, I,
are being made to race Dustin Far
NUNS Miss Los Angeles II. and " ".
Psden's Hurricane II against Miss
Chicago
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
TEMPERANCE YORKER
GUILTY. M.dNSL.ITfITEE

Adrian. Mich. Dec. i?.-Mrs. Matte
Kirby. prominent state Temperance
worker. accused Of mausiaushtcr in
connection with the disappearance or
her namcless grand child. was con
Nrted III circuit court here today. The
JuhN reached it's verdict carly Sstnr-
day evening but upon Instructions ~
judge v. Hart. tho finding WAS scaled
ana withheld until court opened this
morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
CROKER BETTER

Dublin. Dec. 1o.--Richard Croker
former Tammany Hall chieftain. whose
serious illness has been reported. was
very much better today according to
private ad ices received here from HE
home In Glenncairn castle. lie had
been suffering from a very bad cold. II
was said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
COACH ,STAGG TO
TAkE FAC4TION

Chicago. Dec. 1a.-Coach A. Stagg.
director of athletics of tho University
of Chicago. is taking n four week vacs-
ton in the south. While there. he viii
visit number OF colleges and possibly
arrange for games and meets.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
DUNDEE OUTPOINTS
.IIlIMI H4NLON

Phila deiphia, Pa. Dec. 1e.-Johnny
Dundee. New York lightweight. out
pointed Jimmy Hanion of Denver In
an i~ight-round. no-decision bout to-
night. Dundee had tho advantage in
every round
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
SEPP AND NESTOR
MEET AT LAS ANIMAS

August sopp and Mike Nes,or will
meet tonight at Las Animas. wrestling
for a 5000 purse. The wrestling con-
tcst Will be scheduled as "a finished
match. two out OF three falls.
Scpp claims the Colorado light heavy
weight championship and VIII meet
Ncstor who is regarded as the Polish
champion. Ncstor holds victory over
Scpp.
Several good prcliminatics have been
arranged. Jack Taylor or 'Toots"
Mondte Will referee the matches.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20
Weather Conditions In
Other Cities In the West

Weather reports OF several cities In
the ~ hours ending o'clock yester.
day morning, compiled frcm statistics
furnished BY the weather bureau Of.
flre Pueblo:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

The LEAGUE of womeb Voters in
Philadelphia is aEi,atirg for the an.
roin'rnent OF policewomcn in the
Quaker city.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

Berkeley. Calf. Dec. 1e.-Andy Smith.
head coach OF the University Of Cali
fornia. Just back from an eastern tour.
WAS non-committal today as to tho
prospect of n Harvard California; eon-
test on October 20 In Cambridge.
Whether such a rip c,n h. al
ranged remains to be seen." h asftr.-
cd.
Smith denied he had mad, any def
nitc arrangements with ths Univo s.ty
OF Illinois for games with California in
1879 and 1924.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

Ksnred is wheat which In rcslst-
and to prevalent forms of leaf and
stem rust. Ia less liable to winter kiii-
ing than tho Turkey or Kharkof. aud
natures from one TO four days sooner
han these varieties.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-20

Griffith OF Akron, Ohio. and Alex
Trambitas. Portland. welterweights.
will box ten rounds hero December Is.
the Portland boxing commission an
nounccd. on January at Milwaukee.
Orc. BuI Tate and Harry Willis. negro
heavyweight, Will feature card