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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

S.- yo-s- Sept, l.-Ts. sane t-,u-
cno=s which facilitated -. recent So
lack II TIE stock market vas opera
tive again today
To IN. withdrawal % srIl.h .up-
po-t and absence q public ps-1'c-7z-
lon va, added a dis;irc: tightening
or money -z-es-
reversing its 1-al course, money
nz-1snei WITH Ire progress o: tHs sss-
SION Al ops-iCC rate q ~ 1@- Ger.
-aFz ~ay . Per cent st noon ai7c
g. rz- cent in The final dealings This
--7s asc-b=6 largely 20 ths heav- de-
--znis c-a-s6 by another upward
-l-ge IN cotton prices The most s1E-
-ifca-r event hcTsys-. reG--T'c1 q
-e-ti.co1,ts ~ the local tsds-al reserve
nsole ho-a Until ss-e- t1s cloze ot
h5rsi,e-a
MI1a Petroleum -as TIE s-1-1
cents- az -hs stock market na---
E-oss decline O. { points IN The EsaTE
or-fcSs % Ire lss- hour br- -scovs--
-.- as tst~-.als, sh57pLnEs and sz-z-
-4alc.a. also were u-6e- f-E, t-r al
D>d Askiy N-eto-e the s-t
Eah gave = hetts- account @. han
--tvs than s-y o-ns- E-oC7. c1szlz-s
-att,e the lead A--ou-cs--s-. % TIE
ra-ne dividend was s-z5!l-1E szc-
tc- s: Tie nsh- Sales $500 shares
FrSH -rhaCs were inclined -
~Ahn q. he o--sst c, the lower
-.aes q ouoa-to-s furnishes sy Lon
dc- w enei later. T-E few *
-epopc- toN6s5 Italian, Spanish an
G-eek Ana -hSs vas s-o-1s- active
ua-hs n Scct, With L1r-ry issues
.s TIE principal features. -hs- group.
s-u~~. as 1sl as nus: ot.e- i-z1o--
s-t coo@-c to-EH o.s-irE. -zs
-ode1-sE .-Eir. Total sz'e@- pa
eA-. .Te-z-r6 -sE ~
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
Cnteher Theater Tonight

n. p-v5i 20 Pay one o. Roe>-
E-o,<oa's Eat productions -tn -
ire leading attraction al the C-tcAr
lnz=te- tais evening and Friday night
The DEN 70 Pay adapted from
F-auoss Sllulo Green's novel. hand.
you The real gods in -1ySs-y A-d
thrills E7oEe- into e p:oi that i weird
and unicGe- Can YOU imagine your
state q mind Z you had -ziirozS1est a
nan TO TIE Eauovs for your crime
ard after - rad t-ss- hanged and you
thought yourself f-ss from exposure,
his voice world sp=ak ~ yoG ove- The
telephone ard haunt you day and
-Ehr-
Thea Sgppos, you were Io61c-~t Ter
co-piicity IN The -1urt--. and a SAFE
zS o1@l.-d. Ih= co-nhiuAtiou os which
could o-ly have bee1 Known by the
man hznC-d- Would you believe in
YOU o~u sanity Would you fsel the
psaS= O. = guilty colsisrcs- Would
20. h=lievs IL was the spirit q the
dead nan haunting you. or would yoG
believe il 4 hoaI-
We puzzled over ne mystery Tire
While Se po-ds-ed how the romano
would turn oGt, thru almost six -e<is
o. this Roc~-T B-1-ton-Patt- feature
before ths sI-r-iSe climax that bring
the story TO 9 close with a t-c-e1dou,
raIl1p.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
Clyne Theater Tonight

Marshall S.iIs,'. E--a; dana The
Rivers End. from n. ru-aEezn~ story
hy James Cu-xccd, is thrilling ptc-
tu-e OF the frozen North that pleased
9pAciry audiences a. t1- Cfv-e the.zt@-
las. -art: and will bs -~p>sGs-d again
tbs evening.
II. Introductory -cS1e< ., ire sl-
fad joan Keith. haunted for y-a-s ~
-. nur3c- O Judge kirkstone. Gsp-
tu-sd b. Dev-r Conlistnl o the
Cz-a6iar Mounted Police \ striking
resemblance bSIsee- The Two u~l In
build AID ,zElzI Characteristics lsads
thc officer. wh~- -uod-nly st-icss-
With fatal ci-A~. 20 urge Keith 20
f-p--so-zts him and return 20 tie
Post Nth an account o, Ks-tH's death.
ShSa Tua<. = crafty ChirA-an -
the Post. zion-- SUSPECTS KEN % the
fnp--p-stioa and threatens 70 civulE.
n. s~c-~t unier Keith i-rlue-ac.-- -
Miriam ki-sy-o-e. The rnurd---d mas
dauEn-e- 20 marry hin i. t--ifir
-aob-Grht follows II which the China
asa is sL1s1-
\ younger sists- o. IN. t-st osrsc>-
a-iv- a. trS Post art u-zra-~ ~
k-i-h's Improvisation <ao-. a stst~-iy
Asts-t1on fo- h.n keith finally -zlSe-
a cle-- r---s. Q, tse SsrN4-. tepA-rs
ard Scu-n~ys to--- the ssssN.ch-Es-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
CHICAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, SEPT r-vhez: turned
downward in Price today. affected
more OF less ~ estimates that French
iaport needs had been over p-ost5ea
to-.
The market closed heavy s5.c 70 3.
net loSe-, VIII Dscs-5c- g.4'- q
t:4s. and May s-,Ss. al--s-- Corn Ecs-
nc TO l--c and cats ~ 70 ~
n provisions The outcome varied
from &c decline % &c advance
Heavy sailing. t'y houses VIII eastern
connections took Place Il wheat z-5
here was . pzuclty OF huy1rE orders,
especially late in TIE session Esz-s
ru-rslced --z- recent hGzc exports
from the -lts5 S-z<ss have furnished
Europe with . greater supply than can
D readily Dz-zc=6 ard this vlsE -
cs1Esc sps-1zl 1o-cs II relation - an
offlc-zl -spG-- -Ez- France -zs Z So
Plus Ct = 90 90 H-shsis ovs- r-szo
and seed -e--.-a0s-rs-
Dse-cs-hs- and Nay deliveries q cc--
reached -=~ low r-3rs record 70
The season Predictions -s-e current
--zt ne -uEz-lEs-i CrTooS- -spo-.
would s5oE = L-Esr c-op t-z- -zs
boxed for ss-s-oto-s
oats declined IN sympathy
PTovls,o-s zTs-ace5 io-e- -itr -zs-
csSp.te ts-p-o-z-y sr-e-E-. borrowed
from hr-z AID Got-o--
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
E.Nsas H LrE-nH


KANSAS CITY. Sept --lT- : Su-
-sz- Sz-ksEf-Ca-le-R r-s. IL
i'ao= beef s-=srs steady 70 Eszs. yea
E1Ez, ss-s1= heavy stss-s, sS-=. otts-
led lots 3 -.--r7e -. better --z6c gas
e-s ss-t.-5S-5s EcEt feeders S-u--.
Other CLASSES generally steady. fsT
coEs. 80 SGLk- .-156+ -. gas
.sits-s. - .1f-<- Dc bulls. mostly .Z5st1
A.. Gamers mostly SS11-s' cutters.
Es-t 90 best vszls-z- g sec 9-1.a5
most heavy calves. ..o7S cs-ly
szles sto-ke-s. t5-lae75.-5. te@ce-ss $50
G---5. mostly sS-54s-- o.
EpES8ece-p-s 10. uost -ezy
butchers. -Sr % -S- airhs-. Others
steady % strong sS-5 pad. packer
top. 20 - 5H1-pog-5 -cc-ts. 3 st's6
s-5, 5-k os szlsS. ,7E.sG s--1- -uis
E-ow-o-t SOW tse'E-61. "a PIGS
Ss-ctty kinds -
Shesp-Escei = n.' sheep SLOW.
,ex saleS sEes yea. 70 =c Io-s-
fsV sales. Iz-es a3c 20 SC lower cz- ;
TOP western. ssE5.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
CHICAGO LvHN1E

Chicago. sept -L-lC. 5 Bureau
Ns-.sts- B-Ezt-ie-Esce-pcs. 1900. fzi
ysa-trEs z-1 con- tst steers stszdy5
Others dull ruq yez-if-r.. .ia--5. SIX
had. ;lasgs uGlk beef ste>-x. ;seSG
% shs stock steady. Gamers strong
bulls .f0-ss-s and feeders &c 70 -
irze-. bologna bulls largely .-sz
. = veal calves mostly Sc lover (,
heavy calves almost U-szleahls. b-Is
vszis-s :i-.- GE5S
E0=s-Es-.irLs. -i.c'cs s--o-r - &c
higher t-E7 geste-cAys kyezxs. top.
80. auI. LEH. ard light butchers
. =sSsits hCIs packing sous. :s.ssss-
%" 1Ss - 70 &c hsht-. tul.. de-
s.-AsIe. f----s--55.
ssesp-Es1sipts. :; r.5. v,-y sio-
F-s: sziss fz- native A--hS sc lover
q; :.l. o. % s.tdE-= lower o western
fat lambs fEE srrlc-ly chcicA hs-~
fs=1i-E a-ns &c 20 &c lover top,
G-E mostly 9 g.rls5----
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
Ready to Be7ir BmTdirq

Fir.Su-e. Sept >'-Pla-s draw ard
approved involving A. expenditure q,
80 10 o'o IN sr.i->ss Building. are -
ing hslt % ~ z,re controversy f.
TIE building t-ates A. soon - iris
co-----e~y Is settled. work EliI a>
commenced uror -his i-n.-se huiid-
fu- p-nE-1- II .he business district.
and also uco- hu-drets o, -~sideoc.s
tc- E6tcs 7lz1- s-> completed s7-
ooairac-s A-e merely waiting settle
-s-t o. the 'aeo- t-ouhl. 'p- ft-si sir-
-afu-ss
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
BETTY COMPSON A
"PRISONER OF LOVE"

Tn.-- 49, -s-y C-is IA; have See-
prisoner a love II one way CT an
o-1s-, aat rse sheer beauty made
Betty Co-p>o-. he s5-i c: George
Lean Tuckz-s Miracle Ma. and
7hgs5czi 1a--s;is1 swept Ter beyond
the a-I-s g lites 6eepsst picsan-
Mss Coapso- Arrears As q sca- for
TIE t--st tina Great care has e-ea
exercises. IN Jhs selection q a play
tnz- gives t1u sccrs 20 the remarkable
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
FASHION HINT

In Aeoor<3Anee - ths request ot
many readers. The Ch.e.AIn has ~
suned the fAshSon service vh.A
eroved 20 popular. We have nAce A.
nneemeats with the E>aUty Ps Ie-
company, Of New York. to suppl@ TIE
caccerns TO our -eeoers and 10 I'm n
fEs Chletratn illustrations o. tie LAc-
est and NOS. ccrveaten, s.yies> 1hess
are o. special interest And Advantage
to the home creesn2ker. Orders for
tSeee patterns may Be- sent dtrec. -
The Chiecr>tn Office eu, the patteros
vii b sent from the pattern com
eAny ttrset 70 .hs pSrSoo ercer2S
s
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

n voG are sgh5s-t 20 tiii-us-ss- rs-.
hfoaftnE zeE hsata-Ar sour zf--us-h
NJ other ills thst result from i-dIEs--
fsru and -oustIpa tir-. you Hsu get BE-
lief -ith Foley C1thartir Tshirtz Ths~
1-e = genuine. wholesome uNrsi- tNs'
sff0rd- prompt. sure ard safe -s'is
tthou' E-iriuE 0- rain 7 7 0zHu-H
e . n r. rsuraeEfT- o. -rlt-ss
Foley rathsrtir Tablets are fine Z
had stomach trouble took F7'rv
rafra-tfr Tablets aud -o- 7 -sn cat
anything The Horn Dug corn
ra-y. Fourth and santa Fs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
Prosperous Ou,fsr Season
ihsri

-fou-~ ter. n = SEPT zf-Th--s
hundred sT--rz and 9rno1Hr-s arc hr-
ing puf f- readiness for tire opening
Of tho rvz+z~ zraznH --rfr-rh-- G Trs'r
rf ovzf~- beds show fr- stock sH 20
tH~ Fez' quality this Ers- and f-s
ar-'r- f~Flz--v De- looking F1-Ts-f .-
p rr-f r-a arf-Hu= winter
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
MONEY

Ss- To-s s@rt- -L-P--. -s-cs--
tile raPr-. -sGs ps- or--s exchange
irregular sterling. ds=ars. -7li-
cables. 49, francs. demand 10: g.
alss. 5.lsz Belgian f-aacs. demand
sss- cable. -Esi-s Ez4lds-r. demand.
-is-s ezLhIss. -1-5s. lire demand lisl- /:
cables az r1a-ks. demand. c-sit=s ca
e'ss. cF- Greco demand te5:
Sweden. demand. -Ls1. So--ay. -
rnA-t IzE Argentine. demand. = -.
F-azila-- demand. i-f.. Mo-tresl. ;
li-Is pe- cent discount.
Tine las-H easier. - ts-r n tr-
A-t months hfr's. Efzes& - -s--
Gail ru1-Ev fL-s-s hiEh. 80 f0-.
a. ruling -a-r. AZ rlost-S tit -
offered az So fsst Loan ~ PEI c--L
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

mo-s Charming rAe screen hzs FRO
d7csd- We could tell you a 10, OF other
fine things about Betty Co-pscr. but
ne prefer to have you Judge for your
sef heesuss vs know that your an
talent and extraordinary hezu-y %
hi. captivating young stsr-one Of the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
49, nrn-A-nNs

Ss- Tu-s. s-pt .f-Cor7-- steady
sle=t-r'ytf- SPOT ard nearby. t-t,-.
istr-. IA. 6I-l-G
Tin r--r- rr-t sd nearby -1--fH-.
- f4tg---s f-70r
T-o- steady. --rha-E-s
Lad steady -r1f iIE
EE-r zEErs East 81 lens g. T---
SPOT - -rztE-
trrl-H-a F--s fAH
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
rrNrEa r.Tt.Ee-r-E

Ds-~s- sept -Catt'.- Receipts
10 Bet r-~e-r- :t--a<-s erzr a-t
s~l,r-- 3 s6-1F o. calves. 8 atfs -
hgfs 3 rrH-- s.osE--s ard feeders,
:L.st41-z
Eozz-Eecri - Top. 80 81 SAX.
q res
s-ss1-Es-s -rts. y. ~" rio-. --o--
7r=ss I-=e- rar-As. . s11--r s=r-
3 f-T--- feeder ra-h-. > 0-r-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
rHrrArn rr-A-nrs

7rl-zE1 sep. -t-F0tstoez strong
----trfs e -z-s total Z. : shipment
Es- wts-r-sir White . 90 ~ cat .
Wt---s-sz Red River 0hios 3 o p
=-+ f4zr- waite ;E-g --ts
Maine HHHH---z i- -~.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

---- VII bs 1as ps- cent = re- fzvcr
The css- irclE6eS s--H prominent
flr1 stars as E1C-y JcN-sc-. Ralph
Lewis, Cara Ec-Tc-- Roy stewart and
Others
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
-urrArl rErr-rr

-hHsE-. sgt. .-Ea'ss- rfFh--
---s-r-r -E--aE. &C sts-fa-Sz &C.
r-urs -rEf- seconds -sH-
EE=r a---a-ErEs -scr.-fr
HaaHr
T-s't-~- a'i-s hEss-s S-zrs fsr
.se r7--EH &C
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

\ SNAIL BOY
Pstts-- --za zzs cs-d ,o- IRIS -o6el
L Is c.; II si1ss= : I. ard : yez-z.
A t-ysa- Si-@ -irl require - yz-ds cf
-7-i1ch material
Gt-rHA-. calz:-a ss-r.. t-ili cor
du-oy ard velvet nay - cye1 fo- This
model
4 parts-- ot KS illustration mailed
20 any stc-@~, O. -sceip; o, - cc-ts
II silve- or sA-p.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
t.rr-a-- - - ,---..-

Lis ? = Z Bun ~ = ..F. = 7 l."aH p
---- -Azgi - y s. Tsf7-'r. Trzse--
80 Biz
fFNs-fr - -ss =
fLts-tF F-rt a. ---s
faH--+v second a. none
ffsr-f- first a.. 80 =
rE-e--- second flss is1
Fshr--F third IA isffs
Liberty fourth A.. fi1tt
liberty s-ss fs.E f-srt
f.H--f- r.r+- tEz '1afF
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

-EcAGo CRAM ksSD PROVISIONS
Tz--.s>~-s ~ = g. wafr-is. --ss---
- E-cE
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
SILVER
rrArr \ ffEfP n.

S-- -r-E sept .f-Fo-si-- 49, -If-
e--. csc Mexican dollars. irtsc
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

KANSAS CITY rEnpTrE
Esress FrfF. sept. q Butter. rE=. /!
end poultry unchanged
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22

DENVER Dr-rR ANu SUGARS
furnished ry y s. Nzfr7fr. Trzfrr
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-22
s-r-E -nEE rr--rs-

rar9.ssra By y s. wair7is Tss'-s-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

Transportation Act, however, does not
prescribe the method by which employees
shall select their representatives and
both parties correctly concluded that
an election by ballot would be neces-
sary." the decision said. There the
dispute arose. ,
dertake to assume control Of the selec-
tion of representatives of the employees
than the employees would have had In
supervising the naming Of the carrier
representatives, the decision said. I'm
this sophisticated land of popular cleo
tions, no political party would submit
to having its primary held and managed
by the opposing party"
The Pullman company was recently
involved in a similar dispute and after
holding a general election, disregarding
the unions, was ordered by the board to
negotiate with the union committee
The Pennsylvania, however, Is given the
opportunity Of new election. by which
it is expected both union and non union
employees will be satisfied.
Vice President W. W. .Atterbury
and other officers OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad would make no comment last
night upon the ruling Of the Railroad
Labor Board. They had had no op-
portunity to study II in detail. Mr..
Atterbury said, and would make no
announcement until all of the facts
were before them.
The order of the Railroad Labor
Board is directed at the manner In
which the Pennsylvania Railroad con =
Quoted q voH for the election Of EN-
ployes' representatives who should meet
with the railroad management to agree
uDOn working conditions
The shop crafts union OF the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor charged that
the management had refused to nego-
tiate with that organization In viola
ton Of a decision of the Railroad Labor
Board.
Instead, the Pennsylvania Railroad
issued ballots in which the employees
were allowed to vote for individuals--
even union men II they chose-but not
for the union Itself as an employe rep
resentative.
In explaining the railroads pro
cedure. General Atterbury, vice presi
dent in charge Of operation, said: 9Th,
company gave every shop craft en-
ploye an opportunity to vote for EN-
ploye representatives by fair. i'm
partial and secret ballot A ballot was
distributed which did not name any
organization. Employees II they de-
sired, could have voted for union EN-
ployes TO represent them. but the union
exerted every effort to persuade the mer
not to vote at all
Every employe had a chance tc
vote, however, and II any neglected oil
refused to vote. as some Of the shoI
craft employees did, it is their fault anC
nc fault Of the company. As in any
other election. the votes cast must de-
eide the election
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

Phi!ade,p,u Pa. July !. 1927
The Board ul DHrrturs ,f Fem TTahi.
Company tas this iuy declared "A .ss,io
.nula. !nI.mI u four per cent payabis
August /, 1921 to stu,k l,drls OF T.son1
July -, lV@l. TratslrI books remain opsn.
Checks VIII le llalled. 'sA'
ALFRED " lNAY. aecratnrx
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
PARTNERSHIPS

NOTICE IL HEEEBl GIVEN THAT THE
pHrtneTHHlp heretofore existing haf !. sSo
Louis VI, Litter and GcOrEe NJ. K0hn con-
Quoting general real estate buslness has
been dissolved by mutual consent on Julr
/. 1921. ~ '~S
(Signsd) LOUIS NJ LITTER II
, GEORGE NJ KOHN
OWING TO DEATH OF WILLIAM "a
Sh ppard March 2s, 1921. the hrm Of ~
u, sheppard sons IN dissolved The sur.
NiVlng partners Will COnllngs the businosS.
... A, MAXWELL SHEPPAHD, -
EDGAR M. SHEPPARD
lO0s Chestnut a.
WI n,so e. r2 2. 2.A!Es9lI!scE 4! THAT MR, JOHN
Ihs'nss l.is,a ysnnins7 Avs bstn7 fd'nlsS1 Is ~
issl dkSz ! SssADl I no.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
rHE AMERICAN .rpE MANCFACIIEING
GATES, SEtiEs "a. "DvE otToBER

having notified this Company OF Its inten.
6n, w%m to denGslt 9n hugust ,9@l tCS.s tos,.o 20
J. 1915 to 1920 inclusive notice Is hereby
s fyen TIA, PgrsYN1t e the teom' cn4 q rn SoS
St SAID SerttHCa!es. numbered as Gnsl2% hsvs
accrued interest as OF October !. 1921. on
which date the interest thereon VIII cease
said Certificates Of presenting the sanns
on OR AFTER AUGrST I. 1921 and rs.
ce've payment therefore at 1914 Go ana
accrued interest 10 time Of presentation.
one hundred thlrty.nva CertihcAtes for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
Today's Range In Liberty Bonds
Raw SUGAR Market Unclaimed

New York. Aus THE raw sugar market
was unchanscd on the basis Of az c, cost and
importations on Saturday Included so 900
bass Philippines g the Federal sugar Re;
rs. 900 bass Porto Ricos 70 the Natlorrai
sussr Rennins Co.; and y. 900 bass Porto
The local rsnned market Ia unchanged both
" ID oonditions and prioss,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01
TINANCIAI
The AMERICAN PIPE MANUFACTURINa
COMPANY SO COLLATERAL TRUST
CLRTiF!CATES. SERIES "B." DUE
EEBRIARN 1 1922.

American Pipe and Construction Company.
haylng notified this Company Of It's intention
70 deposit on August l. 1921, funds to cover
SINKING Fund payments Of February I.
l9ls. TO 1921, inclusive, notice is hereby given
mont dated Fobrusfy 10 nsf 'Hr"i + isSs 500 ooc Of
SAID Certificates numbered as below have
been drawn for payment at 1921 and
which date the interest thereon will cease.
option y hereby given to the holders oey q
E,id srtfCst or presenting the same ON
or AFTER AUGUST l. 1921. and recelys
payment therefore at 1921 e. and accrued
interest to time OF presentation.
0pa Cor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-01

THIRTY CeruNcatrs for $500 acr:
S43 3 SSa oHa "33 c2t o5d 33 "9:
81 4: e: @ @3 $; $; SiS* 5SSs S;S i$:ff 1904
Above Tsrll0CntrS with all unmaturN6
coupons a'tnrtod vNo"'i Nc prcsented Tor
paym"0' ~ ~ o." - Trustee
GIRARD TRUST COMPANY Trustss
GEORGE II STUART "a. Treasurer
Ph'Nl"!Vhia Pa Julv 90 1921
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-10
P|MPLY? WELDON
People Notice It. DriveThe
OFF with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Apimply face will not embarrassyoti
much longer if you get a package. o.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets. The slal
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets few nights.
Cleanse the blood. bowels and hvf
with Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
successful substitute for calomel; there's
no sickness or pain after taking then.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and just as efec,,
lively, but their action is gentle and
safe instead of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets )
ever cursed with a dark brown taste.
q bad breath. a dull. nstless, no good
feeling, constipation, torpid liver, Dao
disposition or pimply face. =
Ohve Tablets are a purely vegefapsEs
compound mixed with olive oil; you VIII
know them by their olive color. I,
Or. Edwards spent years among pa.
uents afflicted with liver and bowa
complaints, and Olive Tablets are inc
immensely effective result. Take oneor
two nightly for week. See how mucD
better you feel and look. l5c and 30si
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tenn that has come down through the
centuries from the beginnings of our.
common law Jurisprudence. / believe
it is the best system although many
eminent legal writer's occasionally
Grafton, in its machinery, subject to
some criticism. I believe. Mr.. Plcs!-
dent, that here in the State of Maine,
| it is only subject to the criticism thar
care is not taken--there is not care
enough taken by the municipal Off
GERS perhaps in the selection of the
panel. Now I believe that the first
step toward getting better men on
the panel-or, I will not say that eX-
actly, but I mean the best men-to-
ward getting the best men in your
community to serve as jurors, which
lis so important to every one, to the
ientire community is to make the pay
decent.
I say that you take any county, my
Iown county. for instance. you ask
men to go there from other towns
fifteen or twenty miles, or thirty
miles distant. They have got to stop
IhC iotCi VI ct iCdSt d
house. They cannot camp out when
they get there. They have got to pay
out about as much as the present pay
is, and more than what the present
pay u.s. and at four dollars day it
would not leave them over fifty cents
a day. Now I believe that the pay OF
the jurors has from the very first
been farce. 1t is an absurdity. And
lif you want to get the best men in
your community to serve as jurors,
i say, for PHYS sake give them JUS
Itice- do not believe word that was
said by the Senators here who advo-
Gated raising the salaries of the judg-
les of the Supreme Cortland I was
one Of them-I do not believe any
one uttered a word in favor of the
proposition that cannot be said to be
in favor of this one. say, if : YOU
want good jury system. If you want
to see the best men in your commn-
nifty serving on the panel, you must
nrst give them fair, reasonable paw.
and five dollars day is not out Of
reason; II III not unjust. 1t is only
flair and putting them nearly in line
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8. 100. An Act to amend chapter
1874 OF the. Public Laws OF 1884. a.
amended by Chapter 1877 OF the Public
Laws OF 1885, as amended by Section
IL of the city charter Of the city Of
Bath, as amended by Chapter 135 Of
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LeSdi Affairs committee would not
have been offended, and are not OF
course at any action that these two
bodies may take upon the report.
Now more directly in reply to the
argument advanced on the amend
ment, Mr.. President, I desire to cali
your attention, gentlemen of the Sen
ate, to the manner in which we select
Jurymen. Any gentleman in this Sem
ate who has had experience, similar
experience as the gentleman who has
Just preceded me has had. knows that
the jury list in the towns is made mn
by the selectmen. I think the select
men in making up the jury list
knowing well the men in their own
town. select those whom they believe
are competent men and those who
can best serve in that capacity. Now
the next step in selecting the iurvN
men is to present this list at the an
nual meeting-and Of course. gentle
men. am talking Of towns. becanse
/ am not familiar with the method
Of selecting jurymen from cities In
the town meeting the list of iurymen
as made up by the selectmen. ia no. A
IN open town-meeting, and from an
experience as a town Officer for a
number of years I do not remember
any one single instance of a gentle
man requesting that his name he
taken from the jury list at that time
where his fellow townsmen did mot
honor his request. If there was arv
reason or for no reason at all IL a man
whose name was read said, Gentle
men. l prefer that my name does NOT
go into the jury box" it was take,,
from the list.
Now gentlemen. the second stem If
course you know is the drawing Of
Jurors from time to time in season
TO attend upon the courts. Now there
Is a large number of names on the
jury list and only a few to be select
ed. and under the statute, If remem.
Der it correctly, no man can serve az
a Juror oftener than once in fhrae
years. So that, gentlemen. IL Won
consider 1t from the. point Of service
alone. believe that my statement
that It Is not ardous is pretty well
grounded. But the juryman has. other
rights, gentlemen, that every LAWYER
knows full well. and most Of you as