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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-05
Orofino, Idaho. JuIv 10 40,

ofoIino, Idaho, July IS. 1921.
Board of County Commissioners
met as a board of Equalization mr.
soant to adjournment of July II
1871. Minutes of last meeting rand
and approved.
IN the matter Of the application
OF c. 7. strannahan asking for re-
auction OF valuation from $4,000 tn
$1,000. 1T is ordered that the yalna-
ton STAND at $3175. on the lands
IN question, to-wit: the Lots AIR
Q and the SELL of NV Ia. sec.4
Twp. 40. r. 4 e.
In the matter OF the assesamart
of D. R. Shoemaker, 1t Is ordaraa
that ne be assessed with IL acres
OF agricultural land in place =,
acres as now shown on the rolls
In the matter OF the application
OF ellis Investment Company ask,ng
for reduction in valuation of their
assessment. not granted.
Application of N. p. Rv IN ,or
reduction of assessment IL denied
The Board OF Equalization now
adjourns Sine Die.
]. B. Dickson. Chairman.
Attest: Joseph Kaufman, Clerk.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-05
Application of Mrs. J. w. Center,

Application of Mrs. ]. w. Centers
for increase of allowance for Nc
klnnon children is disallowed.
Lola May Swank granted Widows
Pension beginning this date and
running IA years and months. her
child being seven months old.
Bill of Estelle Moody for $4,000
for nursing G. w. Moody is dis
allowed
Bill of Julia Brown for reim-
pursement of taxes, disallowed.
Delinquency Certificate No. 3s7
FOR 1919 is ordered cancelled.
Inc following road overseers re-
prts were approved, to-wit H. Ak
en-, M. K. White, Walter Vandeyender
j. A. Hairless and Nils Olson.
The report of C. G.. Morris. and
A. 1. Warner, Justice of the Peace.
approved.
In the matter of the application
q. 1. Strannahan for reduction OF
valuation on Lots 3-4-5-6 and SE
OF NV Id Sec. 4, Twp. 40, r. 4
y. from $500 to $500, upon ex-
summation and investigation 1t is
oecided that the valuation be re-
oucei $425 and the valuation for
'ne eneirs assessment be placed at
1915,
Ihe board now adjourns to meet
asain Monday July. 25th, 1921. at
8 o'clock a. m.
B. Dickson. Chairman.
Attest. Joseph Kaufman. Clerk.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-05
JOSEPH KAUFFMAN. Clerk.

orofino. Idaho. July 1st. 1921
Board of County Commissioners
met pursuant to adjournment of yes
terday. all members being present
the following business Ii transacted
to-wit.
Ordered that Delinquency Certiff-
cate No. 5S7 for 1920 be cancelled.
Application of Northfork Trading
Co. for ,ef,nd OF penalty and inter-
est on delinquent of 1919. disal-
lowed
Application of the estate of G. w
iahnahlli for refund of penalty and
intsiest on delinquent taxes of 1919
disallowed
Inc taxes of the Potlatch Farm
eia Telephone Co. for 1919 amount.
ing to S3.0s ordered cancelled.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-05
JOSEF KAUFMAN. Clerk.
Orofino, Idaho, July l.

Orofino. Idaho, July l. 1921.
Board of County Commissioners
meet as Board of Equalization
pursuant to adjournment of yester-
day. All members being present the
following business Is transacted to-
wit:
The acreage of agricultural land
of D. r. Shoemaker. was increased
from 5 acres to Il acres. Mr.. Shoe
maker notified to appear before the
Board on July II. 1921. for a hear
ing upon this matter.
Board of Equalization adjourns to
meet again Monday. July II. 1921
at o'clock p III.
]. b. DICKSON. Chairman.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-05
JOSEPH KAUFMAN. Clerk.
0rofino, Idaho. July IS. 1921.
BOARD Of County. Commissioner

=
BOARD Of County. Commissioner
onvened pursuant t. adjournment
OF yesterday. all members being
present the following business was
transa ted. to-wit minutes of yes
teaday read and approved.
Current Expense Bills Allowed.
Mrs. Myrtle Davis. assisting
School Supt. $125O0
Mrs. Emil Oppliger, witness zoo
Evelyn 5. Merwin, expenses 1929
Syms-York Co.. supplies -. 100
Hanson Bros, auto hire Com. 1900
Syms- York Co.. supplies ;. 1906
N. o. Helgeson. Board Co.
nurse ........... 1875
Effie E. McCollum, expenses 1850
J. P. Harlan, expenses -. 100
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-05
Official Proceedings
Clearwater County
Continued from pag Re five.)
Orofino. Idaho. Ju ne 80. 1872

Orofino, Idaho. Ju ne 80. 1921
Board met as board of Equali-
zation pursuant to adjournment OF
yesterday. all members being pres
emit the board proceeded to investi-
gate the tax roll.
Board adjourns to meet again to-
morrow ut l O'Clock D. m.
j. b. DICKSON. Chairman
Attest
JOSEPH KAUFMAN, Clerk
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-05
Current Expense Bills Allowed and
Ordered Paid

!, w. J. white, expenses. ...S 400
Chas. Hall, salary ....... 1850
Mayme |. Fisher, salary -. $4,000
s. M. Snyder, salary 49,. 10000
Effie E. McCollum. salary. 10000
Frank Gaffney. salary -. 1880
K. c. Gillespie, salary 49,. 1880
Joseph Kaufman. salary :. $4,000
F. E. Smith. salary 1850. $500
Jennie Larkin, witness -. 200
Evelyn s. Merwin, salary. 10000
{. F. schimmel, salary -. $500
+. r. Shea, salary. ....... 10000
w. j. White. salary $500. 1850
]. P. Harlan. salary. 49,. 400. 90
J. B, Dickson, salary 1880. 1880
I. +. Edwards, salary and
expenses ............. 1900
C. Q. Portfors. expenses -. 7.00i
c. 0. Portfors. salary ...... $500
Mrs. A. NJ. Shoemaker. drugs
and supplies ......... 1886
r. ". Horswill, medical at
tendance and salary Co.
physician .......... 267.65
Eugene Patchon, juror -. zoo
Andrew Jensen. janitor -. 10000
+. E. Smith, Expenses -. ISL
J. NJ. Fairly. vital statistics 1881
III. Barkley. refund on Delin-
quency Certificate No. 1873
for 1915. ........ 62.4s
Mrs. Myrtle Davis. assisting
School Supt ....... 129.8Ol
Mrs. Frank Sisk. witness :. 2.25
Lulu Parsley, witness ..... 2.25i
Childrens Home Finding As
ISOLATION ........... 51.0o
C. G. Morris. Justice fees :. 1900
Board adjourned to meet again
July 18th 1921. at 8 o'clock a. M
]. r. DICKSON, Chairman.
Attest.
vo1r,nvU |
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-05
Il Expense Fund to ]. p. Harlan

sal Expense Fund to J. p Harlan
or S125.00, to be used by him in
aging expenses and to purchase
supplies while cruising timber dur
Ing the months of July and August.
Board of County Commissioners
now adjourns this April session sine
die.
J. b. DICKSON, Chairman.
Attest.
JOSEF KAUFMAN. Clerk.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-05
M. X. White, road work !.

! M. N. WnlLe, road work S5. 90
Lloyd Carr, road work 900
Y. y. Carr, road work -. 1850
Sam Eller, road work 1890
n. P. Atwood, road work 800
j. A. Hairless, road work. 27.OO
Gust Olson, road work. -. 800
:. "A. Hairless, road work :. $500
III. Aiken, road work 9.75
Fred Mooers, road work 800
Thomas Fleming, road work 21.0o
James TyIa, road work -. 1850
w. q. King, road work 11.5O
Fred Mooers, road work 800
Z. A. johnson, road work 60. 90
w. H. Phelps, road work az ~
w. Vandeyender, road work "a. on
Dan Dunwell, road work =. $500
Frank Ball, road work r. 90
=. V. Carr, road work 21 90
Mrs. A. u. Carr, road work IL On
II. u. Carr, road work -. 600
Forest Edmonson. road work 90
A. F, Carr. road work "a 90
oioiiho Auto Co., gas and Oil 5.35
Il. II. Atherton, supplies 30
l. Y. Alexander, road work. 6s5
Oud-Shields Hdw. Co. Sun
pilos 4544I
oud Shields Hdw. Co. sup
pies 225
d.Ch oil
pics ...... 215
Jess Holden, road work 100
Joe Storholt, road work -. Q 90
gus. olson' road work -. 300
John Storholt. road work :. o m
Jess Holden, road work M
John Oud. supplies sos
Matt Cordell. road work Q oo
Z. H. Atherton. supplies Xxx
Application of Emma AxtelI for
County Aid disallowed.
In the matter of the applica tion
OF H. Barley for refund Of m nnav
paid Tor Delinquency Certificate No
lao for 1915. assigned to hin, nv
the County Auditor on March stb
aleer going into the records II WINS |
lund that Mr.. Barley paid Sc 85s ,
lor the certificate and that the ,
Board of County Commissioners IN
July 18th. 1915 cancelled said Ger {
lil1cate on account of erroneous as /
'essment and that by error he was (
paid but s11.23. It was therefore q
.ound that there was still due Mr.
sarkiey the sum of s47.33. princi- O
'ai' and the interest at s per cent I
'ef anhum would be s15.15 making q
'o'ai due hirl of $6z.48. IT Is
foered that the County Auditor is 7
ue county Warrant on the County,
.urrent Expense Fund In the sum q
so2.4S and forward same to Mr..
'arkley at once. IA
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-05

ROAD BILLS PAID

KUAU BILLS PAlU
X. Judy. road work ....So4.oo
l.. Kolb. road work -. -. 1900
Mike Count. Jr.. 49,. -. soc
d. Sieger. road work -. 1890
Nils Olson, road work +. -. $3.50
d. Sieger. road work -. 21.00
Ordered that the County Auditor
Issue County Warrant on the Cur
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-08-05

We have made arrangements to
pleating, knife, side and box pleating.
pIcot euging. Buttons made 20 .Iaa.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
Retail Clothiers
Deny Prices Have
Not Been Slashed

CHICAGO, June 10 Mems cloth
ing and furnishing goods have drop
ped % to so per cent from the peak
OF war prices, according to compiia-
tons made by the National Associa-
ton Of Retail Clothiers announced
today The association figures were
obtained from d QUESTIONABLE.
Only six per cent of the merchants
showed depreciations as low as %
per cent while Al per cent report
33 Is to 40 per cent reductions. Elev-
en- per cent reported forty to fifty per
cent depreciation in prices.
The survey was made by the asso-
citation to prepare a reply to the fed
eral trade commission and to indus
trial organizations which, according
to association officers, had criticized
retail clothiers for insufficient price
reductions.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17

In spite of my determination to be
the first to tell Dot how | had found
myself without money after taking
Edith to luncheon, | discovered when
| got home that Edith had been there
before me with the news.
That's good one on you" laugh
ed my wife Now you'll be careful
about asking ladies TO luncheon"
You can be sure | will" | told
her Hereafter l intend not to go
out with anyone except my Wife
II don't know whether | like that
or not. viii you expect me to pay
for your luncheons the way Edith
did?"
Whom has Tom been taking to
lunch?" asked my mother-in-law, com
ing into the room.
Edith, but I'm not bit jealous
mother, even if Tom is jealous Of
George"
Such going-ons, Why did he have
to take her to lunch?"
You ndss the point, mother" said
Dot. We are modern young people,
and naturally Tom gets tired of see
ing no one but his wife. You demand
a little change, don't you. dear? That
seems to have been what you lacked
when the time came to pay the
check"
Change, Humph," and my moth
er-in-law strobe out of the room.
You'll get your mother sore at me
again." | warned my wife. ITS bad
enough to have her that way when
| really deserve it."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND!
The Mans Side Of Married Life

"As though you don't deserve it
this time!" She said this playfully.
Where did you take Edith? forgot
10 ask her
ITO BristOls It's chophOuse
near my office"
'Bristol's?"
Yes. what about it,"
Nothing, but Is il that
little place off Nassau-st?"
Eyes. What makes you so curious
about it?'
THAT'S where Cyril Sutherland
and | used to gO-oh, years before |
was engaged TO you. Poor Cyril, |
wonder what's become OF him
"Cyrirs a nice chap. Id like to see
him again" | said.
81 took her there because the foods
good and not very expensive. Look
here, don't be getting idiotic ideas
into your head We sat out in the
main restaurant with 40 or so other
people.
IL didn't even know there were al
coves there until you told me so this
m mute What were you doing there
anyway, with that Cyril person? Cy-
rill What a name for Il he-man,"
THAT hasn't thing to do with il.
Cross your heart you didn't sit in one
of those alcoves."
Gross my heart"
1t was like woman to get jealous
at the wrong time and at the wrong
thing.
ITO Be Continued)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
SMARTER THAN YOU ?

umbeak holds the
AVA United States
is University of Washington
he made perfect 212
points in
knocked by Mikes powerful
BRAIN professor minutes
university students in the
likes asked the meaning Of such words as
cestogamous
they not He's in
the fores VIII reali intelligence wisdom begin
championship him.
evidence of the
intelligence Some
with
similar he'd
such
n
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
SUNSTROKE IN ALASKA

no North land and ice? If
geography widely
Arctic Circle
is waste OF
IT, when
you
a
I o S 10
The
100 in
the
the Arctic Circle there
at equator"
considers the Attic coming empire and predicts
years
p most o
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
Many Will Be There

PEARCE = Senator Charles A.
Towne and Governor Thomas +.
Campbell are among the prominent
men of the state who will be present
at the annual picnic of the old set
tiers of Cochise at Cochise Strong
hold Saturday.
Pioneer history of Arizona, partic-
ularly Cochise county, will be the
theme OF the speakers.
There will be q sports program fol.
lowing the speaking consisting of Z
tug of war, relay race and jumping
Lunch may be ot1>ned at the refresh
ment stand to be erected on the
grounds. Barbecued meat will be for
sale on the grounds. The thirsty will
find, in addition to the ice cold soda
water from a cool spring. Hot coffee
will be served free for those who
bring their lunches.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
No Passports Needed

DOUGI AS-In honor of the big In
dependence Day celebration to be
held in Douglas the Fourth of July.
the Mexican government will waive
oil passport restrictions that day at
the port of Aqua Prieta, as far as Am
orleans are concerned. This news
was contained in telegram received
this morning from Mexico City. 1t
means that all Americans, whether
residents of Douglas or not. will be
privileged to cross over into Mexico
at will during the day and night of
July 4.
Members of the celebration COM
mittee said this morning that this an
nouncement would no doubt result in
greatly increasing the attendance
from outside points. for there are hun
dreds of persons living in Cochise
county who have not been in Aqua
Prieta for two or three years. due to
the strict passport laws that have
been in effect until recently on bOtn
the American and Mexican sides of
the line
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
We Learn From Baby Bonaparte,
:. It's Possible To Be Too Smart!


MY He affords
Guard
Place
School,
small able Soul
off a
i
at be
happened
Waterloo
Number (See Wellesley, OF
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17

''Ill hah! hal you" said Winnecke.
Hereafter you'll carry my name" So
it's known as PonsWinnecke.
Astronomers say Pons-W innecke
this year may duplicate the great fire
rainstorm of 1893, when it was est
mated comet dropped 100000 me
tCorS.
Metcurs come into view 80 miles
above ground. Generally burn out 80
miles overhead. Only one i'll 1,000,-
600 ever reaches ground, says Prof.
Forest II. Moulton, University of Chi
CaEo.
Largest known meteor was found i'll
Greenland in 1894 by Explorer Perry.
1t weighs IS tons. Measures IL by s
by feet
But most mctcors weigh only few
ounces. They're made mostly OF
nickel-iron, with a fused black crust
like varnish. Often contain gold, plat
mum and diamond specks.
Comet" gets its name from Greek
word "kometes,' That means having
long hair. Ancients, you see, thought
The comets tail was Il beard.
over 100 comets, rowing around the
tsli Nlis liiNN bttll ti''i WI anu III -
routes figured out so accurately that
their return can be predhted almost
to IA day. Some have tails 100000, 900
miles long.
Ancients though comets foreshadow-
ed dire troublea:
In year SS7 i coined scared King
Louis J. of France. TO appcasc its
wrath, he ordered many ChurCnC3
built
The NormIns might not have invad-
eel England if King William had not
thought a comet heralded his divine
right
But in 1921 few are afraid of com-
ct--cAcepl that 1t might drop through
the home-brew keg in tAe cellar.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17

long. Like load of buckshot. When
closest to the earth. thesell travel "a
miles a second
No danger of Pons-Winnecke knock
ing off your chimney. This. year il
comes closer to the earth than ever
betore-but that1l still be 100000
miles away.
Again, it may fool YOU entirely. FOR
it's the joker of the comets.
It's due near the earth every five
and Il half years. But ii didn't show
up in 1880 or 1904.
Pons, an astronomer. discovered il
July Is, 1919. another astronomer saw
1T next, in 1863 He kidded himself
that he'd found Il new comet After
figuring on paper d year, he discover
ed that it was the Old-ttmer, Pons,
practical joker.
"Ha! ha," said The comets sailing
off in space
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17

There's only one chance in 1000
that the earth will be destroyed by
collision with the Pons-Winnecke com
ct. Finei But who says so? Answer:
DR.. A. c. ID. CrOmmelin, noted astron-
Omer at Greenwich Observatory, Eng
land.
But Mr.. POns-Winnecke is more
dangerous than most. With most
comets, odds against hitting the earth
are 2S1 100000 to 1.
After racing two weeks 10 oycrtake
the earth, us due to Swipe us with
its two-forkcd tail about June 20. Then
BisbCe may see a great shower of me-
tears shooting stars. But you won't
see P.-W. unless you have powerful
telescope.
Most comets have 4 tail made Of
star dust and luminous gases. But
Pons-Winnecke is loaded for bear. Its
tail is q stream of meteOrs 600 miles
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
Road Held Up

TOMBSTONE-COntractor H. N.
Eckerman and family left Wednesday
morning for a several weeks outing
which will take them pretty well over
Arizona and California. They will
camp and rough it" the entire trip.
Mr. Eckerman says that it looks as
if the Benson right of way matter is
indefinitely postponed and it might
be fall before it will be settled and
he will complete the missing link"
on the Benson-Vail section of the state
highway, but in the meantime he is
going to forget it, and take a rest.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
LODGE WILL SUPPORT
HARDlNG'S NOMINEE

WASHINGTON, June lG.-Possibil-
i'y of dispute between the admins
;ation and Senator'L odge, Republican
lessor Julius Klein of Boston, TO be
director of the Bureau of Foreign and
Domestic Commerce vanished today.
announcement came from Senator
Lodges office that he would support
he nominee.
1t is understood Senator Lodge con-
suited with Secretary Hoover regard
ing Professor Klein's selection aud
had been assured of the appointce's
qualifications.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
If YOUR HUSBAND DISAPPEARED

ON Andrews William Fuernger decided he tired trying
to support a family on Il
He
out disappeared.
For years nothing heard him
old wedding the little
longlosy hus
homen take
you with
Fuerlingcr i've lived in Pearl
friends
flower garden hee?
disappeared
years
off? y a. rs
World you go linn again us 81
girls
:
u Germany 3 just one alto
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
Interesting CapitaI

TOMBSTONE According to word
received here from Chas. p. Blanton,
gold mining man from Mohave coun-
ty. who has come to Tombstone to
open up the old Gold Camp in the
Dragons, he is at present in FL Paso
reorganizing the Gold Bullion Mine
Company, Inc, and is financing the
company for early development work
OF the old diggings, which his COM
pany has filed upon in the gold camp.
Headquarters of the company will be
maintained in FL Paso. according to
Mr.. Blanton and when the property
is opened UP sufficiently to show
sufficient values and justify the stock
of the company will be listed on the
New York curb.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
Excellent CAMPING

DOUGLAS-John Dukrin and Geo.
lind, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. +.
c. Piper are leaving today for the
camp near Colonia Morales in Sonora.
wrere Sam Finley, John Durkin and
James r. O'tIcil opened their camp
early in May. Mr. Durkin states that
permission for this camp was secured
from President Gonzales, of Aqua
Prieta. and that it is an ideal place
with plenty of water in the river, with
natural bathing pools and in the river
are many varieties of fish, the best
variety being catfish, weighing from
enc to three pounds.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
Wants the Money

TOMBSTONE-Pap in the man
damus proceedings brought by Attor-
ney o. Gibson against Grant b. War
ner. city treasurer, to force payment
of claim for S175 for attorneys fees
in the city marshalship quo warranto
proceedings, were served Wednesday
afternoon and it is expected the case
will be set as soon as possible for
hearing. Following the 10 days limit
Mr. Gibson announced he will ask for
an alternative writ. The case prom
Uses to be interesting inasmuch as the
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
Excellent Record

PEARCE-Mrs. c. NJ. Renaud and
daughter, Miss Bertha Renaud, arriv-
ed in the city yesterday Miss Rem
oud was one of the university gradu
ating class at Tucson recently, where
she was distinguished by being a-rurG-
ed by the faculty the p. NJ. Freeman
medal for the most perfect young
lady student during the past year.
Miss Renaud is spending the summer
at her home here, and this fall will
have position in the public schools
at Tucson
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
THE PASSING OF COL. GALBRAITH

sE Colonel Gabrah the Whole naOn| The
expressed himself when he heard OF
voiced the peoples
the disabled of the Werld War
doubtful whether
American
soder
the American Legion last
the fight justice to the dis
soldiers
to those
sudden andin expicable tragedies him down
to live
inspiration
to Their o finish thei task
hast obligation
be- the credit will be
largely Galbraith's
Gbrath gallant soldier and his % Fighting Colonel
well
with medals for dn
guish service n field.
compared with the great honor OF having
memory American soldiers
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
-" sd ysya.l'I
"Poor Dear Marqaret Kirby"

Hoor year margaret Nrpy
Poor Dear Margaret Kirby" the
Selznick feature which comes to the
Lyric theatre today, has in the cast
formidable array of screen players
to support Elaine Hammerstein, the
star.
The story, written by Kathleen Nor
ris, magazine writer and novelist,
concerns the marital affairs of a
young society girl who is stunned by
her set when she takes in bOarders
to help her ungIateful husband. Miss
Hammerstein is particularly suited to
this tvne of role, and is said to make
the most of the many dramaticasitua-
tions contained in the story.
William p. s. Earle, who directed
Conway Tearle in The Road of Am
bition," is plotting the Hammerstein
starring vehicle to the screen.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-06-17
Demand For Laws
On Exchanges Is
Laid To Agitators

CLEVELAND, o., June Hired
agitators," drawing high salaries
from farm organizations, are largely
responsible for the demand for legis
latiou concerning livestock exchanges
and commission men, L. c. Brown. OF
Chicago. declared today in an address
before the National Livestock Tx
change. of which he is president.
These professional asitators." inc
said, resemble in many ways the
walking delegate IN the labor unions
and believe, i'll the not far distant
future. they will be eliminated by the
conservative producers as the walk
iEg delegate must he eliminated If
union labor is finally to succeed,
The commission men aud the CN-
changes will be just rs necessary in
the years to come as they have been
in the past
Brown predicted the railroads soon
would be required To make Substar
tial rcduo tons IN freight rates.