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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-18
Armistice Day Program Excellent
President Elliott and Attorney
Smith the Speakers.

A large concourse of Orofino ctti-
xens, including many from the sur
rounding country. participated in
the Armistice Day celebration last
Friday. The program had been out
lined by a special committee COM
posed Of representatives of the COM
mercial club and the high school
faculty.
The morning exercises were COM
posed of. a grand march headed by
three hundred children and the AM
erican Legion, the line of procession
following the principal business
streets. Returning to the school
grounds. Attorney r. F. Kimble took
charge Of the program at the re-
quest of the American Legion, which
was in charge of the exercises be-
fore dinner. President Elliott Of
the Lewiston State Normal made
brief adress following the raising OF
Old Glory to the 75-foot pole erected
the previous day by the school
board Following this address Rev.
]. A. Hoffman, in compliance with
a request from President Harding,
led in prayer at just twelve. Five
minutes before twelve all the bells
in town were rung for five minutes
simultaneously.
hoe lr6Sf ID
noon on the school gro ,nd-, coffee
being furnished free by The schools
A large number of town peoplne
urited with the pes H.. fr"!:. tho
c. ,ntry at the dinner cable. The
weather was ideal for an outdoor
dinner.
After dinner a mass meeting Nai
held in TIE large high school audi
torium, presided over by Prof y. Y
Faulkner, supe erintendent Of schocls
The chairman introduced Att ,rne!
F. Elliott Smith as the first speat.
er, who spoke for the America
Legion. Mr. Smith spoke In FIN
vein. His remarks we're fervnt will
eloquence from first to last an
made lasting impression. He p;.i
a worthy tribute to the boys VIII
fought "over there" He stated h
was proud of their record across tn
seas, and hoped that they woul
prove themselves equally as nobl
at home.
Prof. Elliott Of Lewiston, made q
address in behalf OF the Red Gross
He outlined the work that this grea
Organization Is doing and urged tn
people to stand by the Red Cros
In its wonderful work In the ir
terest of humanity at home an
abroad.
The high school glee club. direc
ed by Mrs. Kimble. furnished sewers
excellent numbers. which were al
preciated by the entire audience.
is doubtful II the building ever col
tanned SO many people on any pr
vious occasion. The building WI
literally packed.
After the exercises at the hfe
school auditorium a foot ball gan
was played on the ball groun
near the river, between the his
school boys and the town team, r
sulting in a score of 35 to 0
favor OF the town team.
\ The days entertainment was COZ
pleted by a we'll attended dance
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-18
HINTS To PATRONS
OF POsTOFF|CE

Postmaster R. N. Molloy requests
the Republican to publish the fol-
lowing hints to patrons of the post
office which should be needed by
parties mailing letters.
The Post Office always needs your
assistance, but in one particular es-
pecially. just at this time.
During the holiday season large
and cards are put into the mails
with the result that all postal work
is very much retarded and mail dis
figured and mutilated.
This is not generally known to
the public and we want you to help
us to do little educating. The
minimum size Of cards and envel-
opes should not be below 2 3-4x4
inches for the following reasons:
1. Addresses will be obliterated
by cancellation mark.
2. Too small to be run through
facing table. necessitating three ex-
ira landings with consequent de-
lay not only to this but other mail
3. Delay in cancellation becaust
OF awkardness in putting through
cancelling machines.
4. Delayed through difnculty II
sorting.
! s. Liability to loss or damage a
small sizes do not At letter pack
ages and cannot be tied securely.
These odd and diminutive size'
pieces Of stationery have come int
use in the past few years and onl
appear now In any quantity a
Christmas time when the whole pos
tai institution is keyed up to to
speed and trying to keep on top q
the load.
We will greatly appreciate there
fore your cooperation in helping u
to get the public to use stationer
OF the proper size in order that tn
handling of all mail may be exp'
dited
Signed WORKS.
! First Assistant Postmaster Genera
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-18

the evening. given by the American
Legion, which was success, both
enjoyably and financially.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-18

Send the Republican to the folks
back home-they will enjoy it.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-18
FRASER CHURCH ITEMS

The ladies of this part of the
countrr will give n school social at
the Cottonwood school house. Nov,
18th. also Thanksgiving service
at the fraser church on Nov. gath,
730 p. m. The public is invited.
Preach ag at the O. K school house
Sunday the Goth at 10 a m. at
Fraser II night. 7:30.
w. J. GAMBLE, Pastor,
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-18

Embittered
man In
Seeking
ful in a
n human
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-11-18

Was the unta
OF his
of
to
A story that
IDndo
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

JAMAICA AND HOLLIS HOMES,
S5 500 UP.
Il. II. SWEET. 36a FULTON St, Jamaica
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.

EIGHT room house. Flushing, attraetiVey
furnished. June TO October. Can Flush-
fnn
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

THE HAMPTON, Q Prospect Park West
Brooklyn.-Sublet, Z room furnished apart
ment: elevator, phone: near both suoways.
DURYEA, apt. %. phone 1858 Sterling.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
New Jcrscy-salc or Rent.

AsBURY PARK. Ocean Grove, Allenhurst
JACOB 4. KING. NORTH .AsBuRY PARK.
MOUNTAIN LAKES and Boonton homes. also
farms. CAHILL, Boonton. N. j.
NEAR Split Rock--Modern Stone dwelling.
log cabin. with living quarters and ball
provements IN all buildings: tennis court
magnificent view over one hundred acres.
EDWARD CAHtLB. Boonton, ~ j
TFNAFLY-old fashioned stone house. .
rooms. modern Improvements. large plot .
$500 photographs. HOVER. 2l2 B'way,N.Y.
TENAFLY-On beautiful EnRle st.. 9 room
home every improvement, plot i30Xi50 /.
price sif 900 YOUNG. opposite station.
500, modern home. ! rooms.
bath, gna electricity, hardwood floors plot
5oxi5O YOUNG opposite station.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Residential transactions.

william q. MacLean, Inc. resold for
nae Hoffman ii and 1s West Eighteenth
street. the four story DWELLINGS s0xloo,
10 Roth Johnson Corporation, builders.
Harry sugarman sold for Elmore
cohen at los West 18Th street near
I.enox avenue, 2s.6xic i've story
triple flat. to Irving Bachtach
James "a. Cruikshank purchased and
resold through Harry Sugarman 3&2
East Seventy-fourth street. near Second
avenue, four story tenement, TO n
client
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

SOUTH OXFORD ST, >69.-For rent. four
months, cool, well furnished apartment.
rooms and bath, elevator. electricity. Seen
evenings and Sundays. SMITH, apt u.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
REALTY JoTTING.

Charles ". Noycs Company with
IIacob Schlamp arranged loan OF
fs5. 600 from the Central Savings Bank
covering the property l26 and i2s
Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

ACTIVE or silent partner wanted
with 81 900 in established lum-
Der business. money secured: will
stand strict investigation. 13
Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
BIG SACRIFICE.
Enn nTNEI nBEIHG

42s lots. spotswood, y. j.. at station; is1
lots, Rahway. ". H., i4 miles from station.
All lots mapped and survcycd ready for dc.
yelopmeu'. 23 Herald. Herald 81.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the under
signed has made application for the re-
newal OF certificate No. 0S622 for % shares
Of the CALLAHAN ZINC-LEAD COMPANY,
standing in the name Of Lee Kunody. and
certificate No. 0s623 for Is shares of the
stock of said company standing In the name
of Oliver j. Eischen, the same having been
lost destroyed. HOME INSURANCE
COMPANY. clio Fox & Weller. attorneys.
81 Nassau Street, New York City.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

CHANCE OF LIFETIME.

CHANCE OF LIFETIME.
Desirable large, modern broadway corner
elevator apartment house, large frontage on
Broadway, lot Of stores and desirable apart
ments in improving location great future. .
mortgages S425, 900, 8 and years 10 run,
rent $751; 800. increasing rapidly expenses
s44 900: exchange price 100000 or WIZ sen
very cheap for cash on very easy terms ;
fun commission to brokers.
H. 7. WOOD. go BROADWAY.
FOR Sale or Lease = Attractive American
basement house. rooms, baths; newly
renovated: electricity; dumbwaiter from Gel.
lar to roof owner on premises, 500 West
9Tth st. Telephone Riverside 3s92.--- 3s92.
4 story and basement West Side, 2oxloo.ll.
all improvements, IA rooms, baths estate
must sell at 800. 900. COUGHLAN q
CLISBY. 200 w. I'D.
264 West Odd st-Five story, large extension, !,
Immediate possession; attractive price 70
buyer; seen any time. JOSEPH ABRAMSoN,
4e West 46th st. Bryant 4094.
361 WEST 11TTH ST.-Three story and oase-
ment, 16.Sxf00; possession arranged. ~
ABRAMSON. 46 West 46th st. Bryant 4o94.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Re.taurateur Leases New Place.

J. Arthur Fischer sold for Quinto
semprini the nine year lease Of the two
four story buildings at i54 and l56 West
Fiftieth street to Louis Bigliani, VINO
conducts Louis Restaurant, who was
obliged TO move because the premises nc
now oncupies are part Of the plot ON
whIch a theatre and Office building Is 10
be erected for Earl Carroll.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

PARLOR, bedroom. bath, kitchen; from Jul.
1st Sept 1st Ga rdens Apt. oil, Fores'
Hills l.. l.. Tel Boulevard 6251-R 10 min
utes Penn Station.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

~~-~~~~-~~~-~~~~-~~|~~-~(<
wANTED-Part of office desk room on
5th av., between 42d and 50th SITS. 55S
Herald $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
c,o,b,er- rake 100000 Lease.

Henry Shapiro & CO. leased Tor Del
riada Realty Company tWilham ~
FIeischmann), represented by harris
yought & Co, the large store IN Iue
centurian Building at 1850 Broadway lot
ftfteen wears at an aggregate rental OF
sgo COO to Light & Lapidus. who after
extensive alterations will open up a
modern men's clothes shop.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

ALI, size farms. located IN the potato belt
CLIFFORD G. BROWN, Cranbury Station.
Mddleaex CO., ~ J..
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Borough of Manhattan-Miscella

HIGH class 10 story corner apartment mousse
rentals $93 ,000 price $685., 900; most leases
expire Oct. /. MAXWELL MoSER, 1ss
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
irw York State-Saie or Rent,
HOTEL IN CATSKILLs
FOR SALE OR RENT.

Corner hotel, with stores. 40x5o con-
taIninK 10 rooms with all latest Improve
ments: on the main street. Also up 70
date brick garage. New York style, with
fine show room fully equipped 10 do busi-
ness at once: . entrances 70 garage
steam heat electric light. over 900
square feet OF floor space, 900 gallon
eag tank. . pumps MAIN and CHURCH
S'rs., Catskil. n. Y. Best corner In
Greene County. Inquire on premises, Z.
COOPER. or KUKu & WAGNER, AIS
Sutter aV.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.
--~-~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~-~-~----~,----~,--~~,
n1 YrAn LEASE

II YEAR LEASE
OF corner loft building, $4,000 square feet
vill be made NJ 45 cents per foot net; wiz
dows On three Sides, 100 per cent. sprnkled,
high pressure steam plant, elevator near T
Hlrecker ~. station ~ subway. OWNER,
room 7o7, N Nassau 81, New YoYN.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH.

Electric light. all improvements
price s6,25o: mortgage $4,000. cash
$1,000; lot 50xi00. Call on prem
ises. Grs. j. TOOHEY. southwest
corner Clinton and Claremont av..
Springfield, l.. L., or phone Laurel
ton 1909. party NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
MORTGAGE LOANS.

spECrAL ESTATE FUNDS TO LOAN ON
ts,r MORTGAGES MANHATTAN & BRONX.
SHAW, ROCKWELL 4 SANFORD,
4 West i2lth 81
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Effects OF Courts Conclusion.

This decision IS the only explanation
the dealers OF New York, Brooklyn Inc
Bronx and Queens were able to otter
at the weekend for the sharp increase
IN call for building materials, mainly Tor
habltation building purposes.
Architects and engineers are or the
opinion that the court decision VIII nave
a wholesome effect on the building sit
uation hy convincing the speculative
builder that there Is no warrant TOT the
widespread theory that material prices
win drop appreciably when dealers stop
profiteering. This. they point out was
tbe frat time that a court ever had
fair opportunity to scrutinize all the iac- isc
tors that enter into the cost OF Dullulns
material and the outcome of the case
they declare, has had an electrical el-
feet in spite OF the brick blockade.
Aside from a slight cut In the price OF
second hand brick and another snarf
ADVANCE in the price OF linseed oil the
building material market approaches
,be last month OF the first half OF ls1l
with prices fairly well sustained IN al
departments.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

i2sTH ST. Jog W s1o5oo. $1,000 cash
story dwelling hardwood trim.
1O5th St. i'll F.. $3.50; story oweillhs'
SIMON MYERS. 80 Park Row
phone Cort. o56.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
RUGS-Must sell 4 fine Oriental rugs. Sxl0
and 9x12; no dealers. III West I'D ct.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

TO number OF young men and women an
opportunity Is extended to join worth
while community club with social and liter
ary activities. Apply at Reorganization
Meeting, Ethical Culture Building, West
64th st. Wednesday, May 26. at p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
mnrNrAIN I.AKEs ~. /

C;entlomnn's modern stucco, 10 rooms,
baths. garage. LIVING quarters. stalls FOR
horses. - acre plot; best section; price
S2s. 600 free and clear; viii trade.
ARNOLD r. GREGAN, $50 Montague g..
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
westchester-sale or Rent.

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
AT s., 500 PER ACRE-Seven acres good
high land on border OF city OF Mt. Vernon,
close to Siwanoy golf course and beautiful
estates. . minutes TO railroad station;
over I, 900 feet frontage macadamlzed
avenue sewer. water. electricity avail
able.
ANDERSON REALTY co. Mt. Vernon. N. Y.
FOR RENT,
IN LAWRENCE PARK, BRONXVILLE.
A NEW HOUSE. delightfully."- situated on the
hillside among fine old trees; convenient
10 schools stores and station. rooms,
sleeping porch. 3 baths, garage. plot l0oxi00.
SWALLOW PRATT. INC,
IL Palmer av.. Bronxville, n. Y. Tel. 1921.
SCARsDALE.-Owner offers new brick, hol-
low tile house, s minutes walk from
station. IL rooms, baths, nreplaces' open
porchea: about acre of ground wonderful
view, fine trees contract placed fifteen
months ago. before advance In prices. Van
dorhfIt goo2
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

New Jersey.
sITR1TRBAN home for refined family 10 be
company for old lady; rent free: all i'm
provements: good committing. Tel. Branch
Brook 3051.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
RAILWAY, NJ. J.

New houses, & rooms and baths. bargains
SO $50. si 600 cash, 500 monthly.
H. A. JOSEPHSON. Contractor,
Lincoln Highway and Central Av.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery TO I4th ST., Inclusive.

HORATIO, cor. 4th 18th av).-Slx story
basement elevator building immediate pos
session; SELL lease at sacrifice price brok-
era considered. Snowber Co, $50 9th aN.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Country Board Wanted.

rvyo women would like TO be paying guests.
lime ~ TO September 10. with Christian
family. In comfortable Long Island private
residence, country SURROUNDINGS witnin w 70 %
ADDRESS, giving fun particulars. X $50 Her
aid. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

WANTED for young men. room
and board. meals per day:
private family; not 10 exceed 81
per week: give fun details In reply ,
Ing. u. r.. ST6 Herald. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Active partner as treasurer. with
$1,000 In established business with large
orders In hand; stable line: money fully
secured. Box l. IA Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Borough of Bronx-Saic or Kent.

A.-Prominent taxpayer corner: stores;
busy thoroughfare: mortgage S22,ooo. priCe pr
s2a 600 suitable for any business KROTT.
i245 Webster av. G69th ST..
FOR SALE.
Three deep lots. 75.2x151.3 over all; Mel Mel
son ay Highbridge, y. Y, AT attractive
nrices n close estate Address w. A. RUS
SELL. 63 w. 37th St. New York city
PLOT 56x11s, east side Jerome av., 25' rect
north of Minerva place, for sale or e1-
change. Price s12. 900. II. V. MEAD q w.
397 sth av.. Chelsea 1012.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

ron mortgage money apply GEORGE 2.
POINTER. INC, 1856 Bway. 5J9s Cort,
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Above seth st.-5th Az. TO East River.

% EAST 10TH ST.-Five story HPaI - llr1 rnn
building o5xio0 rents 1900; price szt'oo"
PEASE- -ELLIMAN, $40 Madison av.
"a EAST s1ST ST.-F'ive story residences
large extension: immediate possession az
tractIve price 10 buyers; caretaker on prem
ses JOSEPH ABRAMSoN, 40 West 4oth
St Bryant 4094.
10TH ST. near Park av.-Five story flat,
25x100; steam, hot water; S2i ,ooo, sooa ny nSs
income. Owner, CHARLES NJ. HEYMANN,
21sS Broadway. Schuyler 34lI.
1870 East 10th st.-Four story, large exten-
sion Immediate possession attractive price
to buyer; caretaker on premises. JUsE.rh JU.nn.
ABRAMSON. 46 w. 46th ST. Bryant 4o94
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
HOUSES TO LET, UNFINISHED

WE have a number of West Side private
Ian & cLISBY, 200 w. I'D. :.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Above Isth ST. 10 59th St. unclusiye).
East River 10 North River.

MURRAY HILL display, choicely located on
Park av.. fun width substantially CON
strueted private dwelling. extra deep lot,
GOOD rear light, protected by restrctloni
this property Is also for rent unturnlSntu
BROWN -WHEELOCK CO., INC, 10 East
45th ii. Murray Hill 300.
oNF, RTOCK FROM NEW PRINCETON
CLUB-Private house, perfect order wril
wired. three baths 20 #. vide; reasonapmIs ~
price possession. CHARLES NJ. BALI
WIN, 542 5th av. Murray Hin 4l2O.
n I5asr 55th st.--Four story, with four story
extension. JOSEPH ABRAMsON' 10 Wess
4Gtli st. Bryant 1924. -
o32 Lexington Av.. Adjoining saith St.-Ihree
atory ard basement possession siNS N"'
PEASE- LIMAN, $40 Madison ".
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Borough of Queens-sale or Rent.

CHEAPEST large parcel of lots In Queens
county; 800 lots, near L. |. X X. stauon'
surrounded by beautiful houses: great op-
portunty for speculator, builder or oeVei,
oper T. NJ. HOLLISTER, 1880 Nostrano
az Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Westchester.

MOUNT VERNON. n. Y.
To lease at the Rosemarie, l6S PARK av,
suite of three elegant rooms; private oath !
located in prettiest spot of Chester Hllis.
depot high class service. choice of market ,
cuisine Francase.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

RELIABLE brokerage concern
wanted to handle first mort
gage bonds of $75 900 of estab-
lished lumber company: liberal
commission. references given
and are required. l. Is Herald.
Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
BOARDERS WANTED.

MADISON ARMS,
43 WEST 5STH.
WEST END Av.. 732 (95th) Large front
room, suitable two and three; French
spoken: table guests: references.
18Th, 20 E--Large room. private bath. sec
ond floor, also third floor.
GID ST., l EAST.
overlooking avenue and Park. delightful
double rooms. one single room; exclusive sur
roundings; beautiful drawing room and din
ing room home cooking: references REQUIRED
T2D ST, 255 W.-Large front room. suitable
for 3 people: home cooking.
Nth ST., &c WEST.
Miss Edwards, formerly 62 West 56th; de-
sirable rooms table guests; references.
sITH ST, 100 west.-A splendid room. all
improvements, and board; suitable for =;
price s12 to SIS. QUERALTO.
s7TH 201 w.-Attractively furnished out
side rooms; home cuisine: elevator.
93D, 12s-13O west.-Rooms. homelike table.
parlor dining rooms. table guests.
150TH, 400 west.-Attractive room. suitable
two; excellent meals; private family.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
IDEAL home for I, .; excellent board. home
comforts: conveniences. Williamsburg 3244
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Borough of Bronx.
Borough of Brooklyn.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnlshed.

FOUR to six rooms unfurnished. housekeep-
ing; on East Side. below 72d St. from 800
and nav rent during summer: Immediate
possession wanted. Vanderbilt 1872.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1921-07-28
BEND CAPTURES IT'S
CONVENTION GU EsTs
CONTINUED From Page onej

Continued From Page One)
around the campfire on the shores
Of that mountain lake will be the
choicest memory OF years to those
present.
At this dinner A. Whisnant, editor
OF the Bend Press presided and a
quartette from Bend from boat on
the lake furnished a musical obliga-
to for the speakers.
After a piping breakfast OF hot
cakes and bacon many OF the party
took hikes into the mountains or
fished while others returned to
Bend homeward bound.
Everywhere that men Of the con-
yention gathered following the con-
yentlon there was but one subject
discussed-the Bend spirit OF hospi-
tality and cooperation. This was
indeed an inspiration Though Bend
has mills that can produce two hun
drsd million feet OF lumber per year.
though she has box factories that
can turn out 100 car loads of box
shoots per month, though she has
unlimited water power, yet her
greatest resourse is the will-to-do Of
her people, and the inspiration OF
the glorious mountain scenery OF the
Cascades.