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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-04-29
ORDINANCE NO. 5O7

An ordinance providing for the va
cation and discontinuance of B street,
from the east side and line of Hayes
street to the west side and line of
Garfield street; providing that said
vacated and discontinued streets shall
revert to the owners of the adjacent
real estate and providing for a con-
veyance of the vacated and discon-
tinue streets to the owners of the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-04-29

ed other large employees Of labor to
adopt the same methods. The indi-
cations are that there will be many
strikes and lockouts this year, owing
to the absolute necessity of reducing
wages in nearly all industries from
the high level established during and
after the war.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-04-29
TRY SULPHUR ON
AN ECZEMA SKIN
Costs Little and Overc0mes Trouble
Almost Over Night.

Any breaking out of the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying Mentho-Su
phur, declares noted skin specialist
Because of it's germ destroying prop
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-04-29
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dispatches credited to it not otherwise
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All rights of republication of special dis
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Evening star., 1921-12-07
INSIST ON RIGHT
TO BURY own DEAD
National Honors to AS
sassinated Leaders in
/ PORTUGAL Refused.

LISBON, November 14.-Dramatic
incidentally attended the funerals OF the
three republican statesmen who were
assassinated in the recent revolution
AIRY uprising. The relatives of the VIC
tins, former Premier Antonio Granjo,
Copnmander Carlos Maia and Vice Ad-
miral Machado dos Santos. refused to
accept the governments offer of ma
tional honors and insisted upon bury
ing their dead at their own expense.
The widow of Vice Admiral Santos
heard that the government had ais
regarded her wishes and had lined
the streets with troops to pay honor
to his body as his funeral procession
passed.
In a passion of indignation and de-
Spair, she threw herself before her
husbands coffin and refused to allow
1t to leave the house. so long as there
was one sailor or soldier left in the
street where he would pass.
Makes Threat Of Suicide.
"Tell the prime minister" she cried
''that if he does not recall the troops
j viii commit suicide ON my hus-
bard's coffin
The troops and naval contingent
were all sent back to the barracks.
Although no official honors were
permitted by his family the funeral
of the ex-Premier Granjo was at
tended by President Almeida and
many high political personalities. All
commerce closed in sign of public
sympathy, and no theater opened its
doors that night.
Many significant and violent speech
es We're made by well known persons
in the cemetery. Lieut.. Agatao Lanca.
"a naval officer much admired for
, bravery in action. said in his speech
:spver Granjo's coffin: Il swear. dear
sfrie nd, by your corpse. that / will
..never again wear my uniform until
Ssyour murdererS are punished.
. Another well known naval officer.
4 z.Conlmander PresteS Salgueiro, said
sshe did not come there in his uniform.
1 on which the cross of war was pinned,
9 because 1t was stained with blood.
~ Other officers who belong to politi-
s'cal parties opposed to Granjo, and
sseven some who took part in the revo-
Slution, declared near the tomb of the
4'assa Ssinated premier that they would
.Inot wear their uniforms until the
.-guilty We're punished and the Portu-
saguese navy purged of assassins.
=. A great number of naval and army
:..officers of high standing have sent in
siheir designations, but the press is
& forbidden to refer to this.
=. The former minister Of finances.
Evening star., 1921-12-07

Cunha Leal. Granjo's political adver-
sary, to whom the premier came in
his hour of need, and who, in at
tempting to save his life. was wound
ed by two bullets. was persona grata
to the revolutionaires. Now, his hor-
ror at what has happened is 50 great
that he has given up all his important
posts. announced his intention OF
abandoning political life and has gone
Evening star., 1921-12-07

flcers Of the Regular Army Will be
held during the month of January
Physical requirements Of officers FOR
|active service and the methods for
determining the presence or absence
Of defects arc practically the same as
those prescribed for admission to the
service.
Evening star., 1921-12-07

to live in the provinces.
A great many people, politicians
and Industrial and financial men, have
taken refuge In Spain.
Evening star., 1921-12-07
OFFICERS TO BE EXAMINED.

Announcement is made that the an
nual physical examination of ell Of
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
AT THE ARCADIA.

A representative group of some
OF the best known figures in the
flm world are seen as mere "ex-
tras" in Wallace Reid's picture "Too
Much Speed" which is now at the
Arcadia.
The notables include Cecil p. De-
Mile. Jesse l.. Lasky. sid Grammar.
a prominent Los Angeles exhibitor.
Neil Mccarthy counsel for the Para
mount organization. Betty Compson,
Gloria Swanson. Herbert Somborn.
her husband and a well-known
Western hnancier. and several MEM
bers Of Mr.. DeMnle's family.
The occasion was the day Of the
big automobile speed match on the
new Beverley Speedway. near Los
Angeles. held early in 1921, those
named occupied a box in the grand
stand and were intently watching
the races.
Frank Urson. the director, had
taken Wallace Reid and others Of his
company out to get some Of the
race scenes for the picture in which
the star plays the role of a speed
pilot when he saw the box and
its inmates he planted his camera
as close az possible and without re-
vealing his purpose. proceeded 20
get several close-ups all OF which
were incorporated in the film.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
LAWYER CLAIMS
CUPID'S FEE
He Sues Pittsburgh Widow
to Recover $2,975
Claim
DECLARES HE
MADE MARRIAGE

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug. IA
After acting as Cupid's agent. Attor-
ney Waldo p Breedon declares that
Alma Christina Austin Weyman. a
former graduate nurse. who became
the wife of Benjamin Franklin Wey-
man, the former millionaire tobacco
manufacturer Of this city. refuses TO
pay him for his services. and he is
seeking 20 recover $2,975 in a suit
he filed in Common Pleas Court
against her.
AT the time she first came to see
him. Attorney Breedon declares that
Weymans relatives prevented her
from seeing Weyman. but he finally
arranged for the resumption Of their
former relations.
After they were married. Attorney
Breedon alleges that ne secured the
discharge Of Weyman's private sec
retary for the purpose OF giving his
wife compiet control and charge OF
his finances. and drew up his will
for him. SO that she secured his en-
tire estate.
In his suit. Attorney Breedon de-
ciares that on or about the months
Of May and June. 1917. the plaintiff
/ consulted him in mis- Office in the
Frick Building in his capacity as at
| torney-at for the particular
purpose. among other things. con
summating her intended marriage
with Benjamin Franklin Weyman
a veteran OF the Civil War Of tn,
age Of IS years. a man o. extensiv,
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
AT THE RIALTO.

A circus story, with all the ro-
nance Of the big top" thrilling en-
counters with wild animals and the
magnetic screen personality OF Gladys
Walton. will be the principal attrac-
tion at the Rialto today and tomor-
row. 1t il called THE Man Tanner
and will offer the little star the best
role she has ever had.
As the story gets into action. the
star is shown as a circus girl. hand
ling wild animals in an animal act
with her father, veteran OF the
arena The fathe rides and the girl
is forced TO go 1t alone. battling for
her living and her honor against
tremendous and utterly discouraging
odds The heart wallop comes into
the theme when she takes a wild
young millionaire and tames him just
as easily as she tames her widest
lion.
The story required that a COM
plete three-ring circus with all the
hXings from elephants TO peanuts Doe
created at Universal City. The audi
! ence filling the circus seats was
largely composed Of visitors TO the
city who availed themselves Of the
opportunity 10 witness the making
OF picture with suchua clever star
as the delightful Miss Walton.
Rex Roseln. who plays the role
of the girls father. is the dean OF
American animal trainers. Roscoe
karns has the role Of the dissolute
young millionaire whom the little
lion tanner made into a man.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
AT THE SAVOY.

Constance Talmadge who IS ap-
pearing in up the Road With
Sallie." at the Savoy Theatre. has a
strenuous time Of It. Rainstorms,
spooks, burglars. smallpox. block her
path 10 wealth at every step. but un-
daunted she perseveres and wins the
fortune for which she had been COM
peting. Fun fast and furious dem
mate the whole picture which Is in
describably funny In fact the en-
tire program is made up of the
greatest galaxy Of fun makers that
has ever been shown together In
Wilmington. Harold Lloyd. support
ed by Bebe Daniels and Snub Pol
lard in Bliss" an unusual laugh
producer. and Snub Pollard in his
latest comedy. What a Whopper." a
screaming farce comedy. and Pathe
News make a big and unusually
large additional program.
Commencing next Monday Bryant
Washburn will be shown in his lat
est and best picture to date. THE
Road TO London" a comedy drama
tnging with excitement and lots OF
laughable and amusing situations
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

shown in full swing and with the
jewellers garbed in a thousand diff
ferent styles. dancing and posing in
countless effective groups. the result
is dazzling and unforgettable. The
great climax Of the play is staged in
a theatre where a performance Of
Shakespeare's "Othello' is being
given to crowded house. Here
the result is not only realistic but It
also carries a dramatic punch that
cannot be gainsad.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
AT THE PARKWAY.

An unusual combination Of types
is offered in "Dinty." Marshall Neil
ans newest production for First
National release, which Is now play
ing 10 capacity houses at the Park
way Theatre, Delaware avenue and
Adams street. to continue today and
tomorrow. Three OF the chief char
acters are the star. Wesley Barry.
the freckle-faced kid in Go and Get
It." and Don't Ever Marry; %
Aaron Mitchell. a pickaninny and
Walter Chung. an almond-eyed
youngster of Oriental extraction.
other contrasted types are Colleen
Moore. Irish girl; Julia Faye. vamp
Anna May Wong. Chinese maiden;
Noah Beery. Malay. half-breed; Pat
O'Malley. Marjorie Daw and J.
Barney Sherry, in straight American
parts; Tom Wilson. Irish cop; jim
my Wong, S6-year-old Chinese and
Kate Price. a typical Bridget The
added attractions are the comedy
"A Kick in High Life" the Kineto
Review and the Parkway String Or
chesra.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

property possession both real and
who had been In poor
health and for a period Of several
months a patient Of the defendant"
He alleged that the defendant rep
resented to him that she had ar
ranged a marriage with Weyman and
that he had agreed 10 marry her;
that the date had been set. that rel
atives had interfered and refused
ner admission to his rooms and that
her telephone calls had been stop
ped. She still wanted to marry him.
Attorney Breedon said. and Wey-
man was willing to marry her. not
withstanding the advice OF his
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
AT THE QUEEN.

Tension and force have been COM
bined to make Goddess Men" a sue
cess. Yesterday when the picture
opened at the Queen Theatre. it was
evident even from the very begin
ming that the audience was in for a
treat in the way Of dramatic enter
tainment.
Reginald Barker who had charge
of the perturbation Of Ben Ames
williams story BLACK Pawl" has
made a good job out OF his efforts
He has not let the original
story lose any Of its rugged
charm. Neither has he made
the picture a mere version Of the
fiction. His characters perform in
flesh and blood and action all the
things the author made for them.
And they have added their own in
dividual personalities TO further
stress their roles.
Especially worthy Of praise is
Russell Simpson playing the role Of
Black Pawl" He is not big heavy
brute. but his long sinewy frame is
expressive OF strength and determi-
nation. His defiance OF God and
his final acknowledgment Of the
Supreme Being are wonderful TO
see.
Helene Chadwick as the only girl
in the story. is more than good. Her
beauty is set forth by the contrast
with the rough men on board the
fraunn schooner on which rnoet ~
the action takes place.
John Bowers and ALEC b. Francis
are also in the company.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
AT THE ALDTNF.

Carnival" which has been de-
lighting patrons of the Aldine
theatre. Market at Eighth street.
this week. whether judged from an
artistic. a technical or literary
point Of view. is one Of the MASTER
pieces Of the screen. Staged in the
romantic city OF Venice 1t contains
some of the most exquisite views Of
this quaint and mysterious town Of
la hundred Islands, that have ever
been set upon the screen. But from
the standpoint Of setting and pho
Biography. the most amazing piece Of
work is that in which the celebrated
fete at Venice-the Carnival-is
shown. The big Venetian ball is
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

preparations to move with his family
from lis present home IN Cameron.
w. Va. TO Wilmington.
According to a letter received from
him, Professor ward himself will
arrive here next week. He states he
is anxious to begin a study Of local
conditions.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

friends, and that the attorney finally
arranged for the resumption OF the
former relations between the couple
Attorney Breedon alleges instead
Of heart-balm suit. through his ef-
forts there was a reconciliation and
they were married August 7. 1917.
at Elktoa. Nd, to which point wey-
man and the defendant had gone
from Atlantic City. y. j.. after over
coming objections and attempted in
reference with the arrangements.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
loc. LIGGETTs CHOCOLATES 4oc

Liggetts Pink Package one-pound
Assorted Chocolates. Special for Fri
day and Saturday
49c. The Pound Box.
DANFORTH'S DRUG STORE.
The Only ReXall Store in Wilmington
Market and Second Sts.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12

II water is left on vegetables af-
ter they are cooked, they viii be-
como soggy and unpalatable. Drain
them Immediately.
Evening journal., 1921-08-12
PROF. WARD In
CITY NEXT WEEK

Professor David A. Ward. newly
chosen superintendent of the public
schools OF Wilmington, is making
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-04
STAGGERING REVENUES THEME
OF SECRETARY IN DECLARATIONS

NASHINGTON-(By of
million dollars in the ordinary
additional
Mellon told the house
present estimates the total
and thirty million must from taxation
ted reductions and internal
permitted seventy million the
estimated yield aw.
Of Iris Meetings
BELFAST-(By "A. a
communication issued
nom Eamonn De Valera has yet reached
patch from Dublin full
called Official announcement Of the call
nsnrs bulletin
Fem overtures has received no favora
Conference Packer
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house the agricultural
finance corporation
today
Royalty Attended
NAPIsBy A. PPatrian gathered
Basca of the Church of
Caruso who died Tuesday
the Italian the municipality
tend and the United States instructed its to
Bandits Active
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feado post office messenger here
pouches which believed
signed to the Standard Oil refinery
For Allied Supreme
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afternoon thru the French abags
ador Ambassador Harvey will leave for Paris
to Val
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-04
FAREWELL PARTY GIVEN
IN HONOR OF THE SWEATS

The friends and neighbors to the
number of forty gathered at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Sweat on Or
chard Ave- Wednesday evening last
to spend a social hour before their
departures for Colorado Springs
where they expect to go soon. The
evening was spent in social chat and
games on the lawn. Ice cream and
cake were served and all departed
wishing Mr. and Mrs. Sweat a safe
Journey and good luck in their new
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweat have only lived
here about two years but have many
friends who are sorry to see them
leave
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-04
UNUSUAL PETITION FOR
COURT ON LAND QUESTIONS

A petition was filed in district court
to Judge E. C. Steele Thursday morn
ing by Mary Bjorklund, Knight Reed,
and w. J. Davis, that partakes of the
unusual. Morgan and Keene are
their attorneys. The petition cites
that they are owners of certain lots
in Deary and want these removed
from the corporation limits of that
village.
These lots, they say, are not less
than five acres and are not as conse-
quence used for agricultural purposes
They say further that they do not re-
ceive any benefits to justify the te-
tention Of the lands within the cor
poratte limits Of he village Of Deary.
They say further that the removal of
the lots cited from the corporate
limits would not mar "the symmetry
of the village"
The village has not as yet filed
any answer to the petition. The pc
tition is filed direct to the court. The
answer of the village authorities is
looked forward with interest as the
petition is an unusual one.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-04
AGRONOMY EXPERTS
TESTS WITH ALFALFA
COOPERATION is A POINTED
FEATURE AND MEETS NEED
OF THE UNIVERSITY.

The Agronomy Department of the
University has been testing the rela-
tive productivity of common and of
Grimm alfalfa for a number of sea-
sons. During the drier season pre-
vious to the present, very little diff
ference was noted in the yield of the
two variesties. In the season of 1919
during the early summer a heavy
frost occurred, damaging the common
variety so severely that it was har-
vested earlier than it should have
been The Grimm variety growing in
an adjacent plot was not damaged.
The present season was quite wet
during the early spring growth and a
heavy infestation of leaf spot occur
red. This was caused by fungus
that produces black spots on the
leaves and results in loss of leaves
by shattering. The common variety
was SO badly infested that the gen.
eral color of the crop was changed.
There were two plots of Grimm ad-
jacent and both were so slightly af-
fected as to be of little consequence.
The average yield of the Grimm
strains was 3.48 tons of hay to the
acre, while the common produced only
2 48 tons.
"It is fortunate that the majority
of seasons are relatively dry in the
Palouse area or a great loss would
result from using common alfalfa for
hay" is the opinion of Prof. Bonnett
of the Agronomy Department. "The
difference in the yield this season
would more than offset the increased
price of genuine Grimm alfalfa seed"
Idaho is fortunate in having a
Grimm alfalfa seed growers associ-
alton for the production of genuine
certified Grimm. This association
will be Of great value in advertising
the merits of Idaho as seed pro-
ducing state. 1t will be possible to
secure the purest Grimm seed from
growers within the state, who pro-
duce nothing but genuine Grimm al
falfa seed.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-04
AFF|RMs SENTENCE
ON MIKE PETR0CALL|
QUIZ ON INSTRUCTIONS FOR
APPELLANT NOT SUSTAINED
-NESBITT WINS.

j An important case in which Mike
Petrogalli, charged with possession
and manufacturing of Intoxicating
liquors, and found guilty by jury in
the district court before Judge Edgar
Steele in 1919, and fined $400, and
Imprisonment for 80 days, and which
case was appealed to the supreme
court, a decision was received Thurs
day from the higher bench sustaining
the findings of the lower court. John
Nesbitt, prosecuting attorey, prose-
cuted the case for the state. Nor
gan and Brown defended and took
the appeal.
The case came here from Cowan. In
January, 1919, the sheriff and his
deputies, armed with a search war
rant, went to the defendants bakery,
and found barrel of mash, liquor and
raisis, and two bottles of the alleged
intoxicant dripping with the liquor.
There were two empty jugs smelling
of the stuff. The exhibits were test
ed at the University laboratory and
one contained 33 per cent, another LOG
per cent, two of them SIG per cent,
and 524 per cent, and another sample
obtained later 1905 per cent alcohol
by volume and content.
The analysis went into court practic-
ally uncontradicted The appellant and
defendant admitted possession. In
the appeal two questions came before
the court namely did Petrogalli have
intoxicating liquor in his possession,
and was it Intoxicating? The higher
court found that any errors of state
ment in the lower court were not re-
versible errors when taken into con-
sideration the fact that the testimony
was clear and uncontradicted so that
the jury could not return any other
verdict than it did. 1t could have
reached no other conclusion.
An error of statement by the lower
court, the decision of the higher court
shows that if ruling was in
error it is cured by a correct
statement in the instructions to the
jury. The possession of intoxicating
liquor to-wit, Dago Red, is in the
supreme courts Judgment sufficient
to warrant a conviction. A failure
of the court to give request to in
structions asked for by the defense if
the law is correctly stated is not
error.
The decision was a victory for the
prosecuting attorneys office. This is
the third decision within week in
which Judge Steele has been affirmed
by the higher court.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-08-04
'HAGAN AND CUSHING EXPANDS
INDUSTRY FOR HOME PEOPLE


sanitary Thursday
the
buildings
arrived number the
inspected a s veterinary, NJ.
Pacific switch the packing plant In the yards
make their Fifty
Uniontown spring
uaea stochmen whenever
which
spring water by the way has capacity of 100000 gallons
washing
at least
time Tho heef knockny chute has anac for three cattle These
"a
the carcassss
off, and then set and trimmed another The trimming
ment has chute for the waste go to the cellar There hydraulic
sausage A big rendering
There kettle
small The
sealed all kinds of
department by shipping
with
sanitary
shoulders ready
the smoke houses washed and soaked clean The picking cellars number
nedbe
byproducts
The rejected the the fertzng dged
at; ua sues ] m % Th % are to ~ - @ ~ , anu pes hob % anu ia eu . t M M
instance of this capacity said that Hgan Cushing
fully
visiting
%
According to u
shaping and
everything
boiler
is used for furnishing steam to the building
Cushing disposed their
with $50 miles with the road Business in
neghborng
notice