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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11
Harris Says He
Faxed Story of
Killing Elwell

BrFFALo. n. ". April 1i.-Roy'
Harris. held BY the police on biz con-
fession that be was concerned In the
murder Of Joseph B Eiwell IN New
y not tflIe.
Aner qrestioning for two hours by
district Attorney Moore he Admitted
his original declaration was ali false.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-11

The Herald a the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Of Want Ads by bringing results.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15

{; The new Starland Theater opened at Wrangell short time ago. A dance was given by tbs management following the picture show.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15
CHINOOK, LANGUAGE OF OLDTIMERS WHEN
 THEY MEET IN \. W,

TACOMA, Oct. 15.-- I..,- Chinook jargon, the prevalent means of com- munication zin pioneer days between traders of all nations and the In- dians. is still heard in the Northwest when old settlers meet in reunion or at pioneer picnics. The jargor is said to date back to the early Dart of the 18th century when English and Spanish navigators adopted cer- tain vowels and consonants to con. vey their meaning to the Indians. The dialect grew in the course Of the years. until finally words were evolved to express almost every idea that might occur. It was the uni versal language during the early trad ing period, and was known hy h. diaps. English. French. Spaniards and Americans alike One of the first things settler did when com ing to the Northwest was to learn Chinook so that he could converse with the Indians Each tribe had a language of its own. but all knew Chinook.
 Some of the most common Chi nook expressions and their meanings gre as follows: Klahowya. good morning: kahtah mika. what oils you; kumtux mika Boston wawa. do you understand English; lsah mika
 klap okoke opalo, where did yo,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15
Trade Between U. s. and
 Peru Is Taking Slump

an
 LIMA, Peru. Oct. 15.-Due to the unfavorab.e exchange, trade between the United States and Peru is falling off. An editorial in Fl Tiempo says ::
 "The United States, whose trade supremacy here is now disputed by European nations should. if 1t wishes to regain control of the markets of South American countries, invest much capital in these countries.
 ''Our merchants naturally prefer those who offer the best facilities, those who concede the most generou credits, and those who are able to consume our products, which exis. today in abundant quantties.
 A bill to be introduced into Con gress, provides for the establishment of a Peruvian National Bank. ..n de. ference to the desires of local capi- talists. heads of industrial concerns, merchants and landowners.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15
Who Is Jane's Teacher?

er-educator who Is asked to teach do: mestic science. how necessary it is for her little daughter 10 learn help fulness n household duties. "I can't iron big things yet but'L can iron all the handkerchiefs daddys and mothers and Johns and mine" sail little Jane with pride.
 Actions ara judge d right or wrong according to mothers approval or dis lppl oval. She is, indeed the great teachef of morals Slip in behind nose po1"lr SD the conductor wont see y3u," heard woman say to little boy cge day as I was boarding a crowded street car. He succeeded in "foclinF the conductor" and in get ting a definite lesson in cheating an in dishonor
 Religious training. as well as moral. is part of the great task and the joyous task of the teacher-mother
 and is it not a glad sign for future America that so many mothers of on- great country are, in their hearts uniting in the prayer of Mother hood" 80 D ,autifully given by Flea nor Robbins Wilson in a recent nun OCT Of Cool Housekeeping?
 50 sholt 2 time at my command These children that I hold tonight. 2od give mp grace to understand. Wisdom to guide their steps alright That may be throughout the land. A lamp unto their feet for light,i go short q time do small hands
 cling f'+' -'' '---' With confidence of babyhood, Let me not idly dream the thing. But live the noble part l should, That henceforth from such mothering They shall instinctively seek good. So short 2 time for my embrace, Tor love, cheer, comfort, lullabies, God help me hallow the brief space That turns 10 gold each sacrifice So surely does a mothers grace Build her souls mansion in the
 skies
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15

"Who is Janes Teacher?" We asked of the mother of charming httle S-year-old girl The mother men toned the name of lanes teacher III the public school and then together We performed some arithmetical prob lens to prove that Miss Bennett was only one of James many teachers and that her teaching hours were less than those of some of the others.
 Suppose we said. that Jane sleaps from o'clock until then in year she has 1880 waking hours and only 1 GOO of those hours are spent in school during the year-What of the 3.3S0 hours remaining? Who is teaching Jane, then? She is cer tainly learning. Sometimes her play mates are her teachers. with lessons sometimes helpful, sometimes harm ful. The fathers teaching hours ar, limited 10 Sundays and holidays with an occ ional evening hour; the Sun cay school teacher may get 2 hours a year. but of course. the real teach CT is the mother Every dty of the year she teaches her little daughter; |; even during the child's sickness les sons continue. lessons CT, p2tienea gentleness and self control.
 If anyone were to ask of the schoo' teacher that she teach music, art literature, domestic science and man ual training, she would know fl wa impossible And vet. that is jas what is demandei of the mother a. an educator. 4f9 @ n
 Music, Yes. she is teaching music when she sings al her work or hclp Jane select good music for the, Vic, trola instead of Jazz And as she ar ranges her home tastefally, with ap propriate pictures, she is often un consciously forming the child's tast. in Art.
 What stories shal, read to the cllifdren?" we kindergartners are asked again and again by cage. mothers who feel that ordinary trashy" stories are not good enough for the children who are so greatly influenced by the stories they heat and read.
 The mother knows-this wise moth
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15
New Opera Star Born in France Considers Self
 American.

One of the most interesting re- cruits to the singing force of the Metropolitan Opera Company this
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15

Miss Liberty Worden. who attend ed the Normal course at the Juneau High School last term. is conducting a private Kindergarten at her home at Wrangell. She has also started a club for older girls and gives lessons in neediework and cooking.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15

catch that trout; kahta mika, how are you; chahco yahkwa, come here friend; abba. very we'll; Boston man, American; chil chil, stars; chuck, water; ki-nooti. tobacco; cuitus, worthless; moo-lok, elk; til-i-kunl. friend; tin-tin, musical instrument; i; si-wash. Indian; skookum, strong. and suk-wal-al, gun.
 Some of these words have become fairly current in this section. In ordinary speech man often refers to dear friend as his "tilicum", a person who is of little account is often called "cultus,' and "skookum" is often applied to a man of great strength or physical vigOr
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15
SEARCH AUTHORIZED
 MADE FOR LOST MAN

Authority was granted by Cover nor Scott c. Bone this morning to U. s. Commissioner Leopold David, at Anchorage, to send put rnscue party to look for {. man lost on Cook Inlet. The authorization was made at the req2est of Mir. David
 Information received at the Cover nor's office stated that the man, whose name was not mentioned. has been adrift on the Inlet for six days Nc other details were given
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15

music critic, happened to be among
 the diners and heard her sing. He was so impressed with the beauty and strength of her voice that he
 rushed over to the Metropolitan Op-
 era House and told MT. Gatti-Casaz- ga. the manager, of his great find. MT. Gatti went to the cabaret and was convinced. The result was the engagement of another young Am erican singer. Although born in France, Miss d'Arle considers herself an American. Seven years ago, when only seventeen years old, she joined the New York Opera Company and sang Carmen for three months on one-night stands.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15
ORDER A WALKOUT.

CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-SiXteen rail- read unions have secretly voted to strike and have authorized their of ficers to order a walkout, if ad- visable.
 c. J. Manion, President of the Order Of Railroad Photographers, an- ncunced that although twelve of the sixteen unions will act independ- ently os the big brotherhoods, a joi nt meeting of all, unions N,has been called for this afternoon at which the BrOtherhcods will submit a plan of action
 One high official announced that the date for the strike had already been agreed upon and the date would be revealed3n October 90.
 It was reported during the day that the Brotherhoods had also set tied upcn ten of tine railroads or which the strike will first be effec- tive but did not give the names of the various systems
 Following the first strike, on the ten railroad systems, strikes will then be ordered every two days un- Ii the roads give in or the walkout is nation wide.
 The Last Straw.
 Leaders of the railroad unions de- clared that the action of the execu- tives yesterday in demanding fur ther cuts destroyed the last hope of a compromise.
 Tt will be the greatest strike in history" said w. c. Lee, President of the Brotherhood of Trainmen. "It is going to be life and death strug- gle for our organization and we are not going in with out eyes closed"
 Two million men will be involved in the strike.
 At the meeting yesterday after noon. the railroad executives con tended that they could not reduce the freight rates under present condi- tons without giong into bankruptcy. Therefore the executives decided that they would seek further reduc- tpns of wages.
 A futile conference was held with the Union leaders who refused to consider further barley.
 w. G. Lee late yesterday said: The railroad executives must be crazy to seek a new reduction in 1nGes when the men have just anthorised 2 strike over the old wass edt- :
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15
Heard of Diamonds and
 Gems Unearthed in East

NEW YORK, Ger. l5.Acolonel John w., Homan, of Staten Island, was enriched today by hoard ot gold and diamonds buried during the Revolutionary War by his >grandfath- CT. who feared they might be seized by British troops.
 Colonel Romans grandfather died without revealing the hiding place of the treasure.
 -It was found by workmen excavat- ing for a cellar. Colonel Homan de- clined to estimate the Value of the find until he had the diamonds ap- praised by experts.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15

Meet me at the Jitney. l-adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15

wave Of buying has been greatly checked, they declared.
 While bankers are reluctant to dis, cuss the probable outcome of these speculations, they declare. however, that only readjustment of repara many's economic situation. or the 1y- tension of comme mercial CT edits to Ger man manufacturers for raw m1teridit will bring about an improvement in the value of marks
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15
SPECULATION , IN MARKS IS
 HEAVY IN U. s.
Thousands ol Persons Invest 5 Heavily in Marks Want
 to Get Rich Quick.

.fContinueo rom Page Cne.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15

s e a son is Miss Yvonne 'Arle, who was born in France but came to this country when two years old. It was less than a year ago
 when Miss d'Arle took part in a re- view at the Palais Royal. where she was the youngest singer. The late Sylvester Rawling,
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-10-15
IS RAILROAD
 UNIONS VOTE
 ''' UPON STRIKE
Chiefs of Railroad Men Told to Call Walkout If 1t
 Is Advisable.
Continued from Page OneD

ing of October 30. It is officially announced the unions will te di- vided into four groups among em- plcyees of sixteen railroads. Group one has been ordered to walk out tn the first day and strikes will be called of the other groups at i3- tervals of "A hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
Remarkable Case
Of Mr.. Mervin
Could Eat Nothing Even Fruit Used
Simple Intestinal Antiseptic.

after n natural movement and notice
how much more foul matter II brings
out which was poisoning you. In
slight disorders. such as occasional
constipation. sour stomach. gas on
the stomach and sick headache, one
spoonful AdIerika ALWAYS brings
relief. a longer treatment. however.
is necessary in cases OF obstinate
constipation and long -standing stom-
ach trouble.
Reports From Physicians
IT used Adlerika in my practice
and have found nothing TO excel IT,"
(Signed) Dr. w. A. Line.
Il have found nothing in my so
years practice 10 excel AdlerilSa."
(SlgnedJ Dr. James Weaver.
Il use AdlerilSa in all bowel cases.
Some require only ono dose" Signed
DR.. f. M. Prettyman.
after taking Adlerika feel better
than for 20 years. Haven't language
to express the AWFUL IMPURf.
TIES eliminated from my system"
(Slgned) J. H. Pickett
Adlerika II n constant surprise 20
people who have used only ordinary
bowel and stomach medicines, on nc
count OF It's rapid. pleasant and COM
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tie by Swift Drug Co. Bartetl Drug
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Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

'rhe 4. \. Trail" the film play al
the ciemmsr this week. Is the third
OF Zane Grcy's popular novels TO be-
transferred 20 the screen. First came
Desert Cold" next Riders Of
Dawn" from tho novel called '-rhe
Desert OF wheat"
The q. 4. Traii" has 20 DO with
the love and adventures OF Warren
Nealo. civii engineer whose skin
puts thru the last lap Of Americas
first transccntincntai railroad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

II suffered for six years from
stomach trouble and could not eat
anythIng-not even fruit. / took a
carload Of pills. / have now taken
two bottles Of Adlerika intestinal an
tiseptic) and can eat anything. |
could write a newspaper full about
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without it," (Signed) II. G. Mervin.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
BETTY COMPSON is
AUTO ENTHUSIAST

Betty Ccmpson. leading woman In
Prisoners OF Love-" soon TO be
shown In this city. is an ardent auto
mobile racing enthusiast In the days
when Juvenile" contests were In
vogue she owned tiny speedster
which broke all Juvenile records. and
earned the title OF Juvenile Speed
King of the World" When she
wanted to be represented in the big
game she ordered a special car
known as the "compson Special"
which also made n name for itself at
the racing carnivals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
Norma Talmadge Gains Over
Mary Pickford in Contest

Determined that Norma Talmadge
should run ahead Of Mary Pickford
In the popularity contest 20 elect a
queen and king OF movie land. friends
% this popular star have rallied 10
her support and Thursdays count
places Miss Taimadgc six votes
ahead ~ Mary. This II the first day
little Mary has dropped from firnt
place Constance TaimadFc Ntiil
holds third place. with Viola Dana.
Ethel Clayton and Lillian<'Gish close
upon her heels
Wallace Reid again leads IN the
race for King. Hc Ia three VOTES
ahead 81 yesterdays lead ~ fiul
Hart. Charles Ray ir tied with Hiii
for second place. II. u. Warner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
HE WILL TELL ANYBODY

II had severe cold" writes For.
est Thomas. r. II. }. Box 20. Oral
ion. NO. Il thought ] was taking
pneumonia or consumption. Nothing
seemed 20 do me any good. was
recommended 20 try Foicy's Honey
and Tar. took two bottles and I
feel perfectly well now. III tell any.
body Foiey's Honey ard Tar can't be
beat for colds and coughs and ought
to be KEEP; in the house all the time.
II pays TO do so" BE sure TO get
tho genuine Foiey's. Contains no
opiatea Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
| 0S11'he
NrlTpG1(Q
TopAY's PROGRAMS

IrnENrN-.f.ove. ucu.r aud To
have" Mack Seonett COMEDY.
CitMMEit-xai,e cr-y's The q. r.
Trait"
CoII>iit M-syisia nr~~,ner In s.un-
seen Forces"
srHA>p--use Murray and David
Powell In Idols Of Clay"
CoIo>iAis--Mss MeAsoy ard Bru~-
.sardeo In The House of the Toll
tns He'll,
REN-Msbei Jaiienne Scott In -Be-
hold Ny WIFE"
WIN TEN .AHpE>--xane Grey's
The q. n. Trait"
nItE MOI sis-.-rhe Forbidden
rhinK."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
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Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

Obey orders first. and. II stili alive.
kick afterward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

Syivin Brcamer uiays the part OF
the giri who uees around the cor.
ncr" in Unseen ForccA." the drama
AZ the Coliseum this week
Unseen Forces concerns the cx.
pcricnecs OF a young woman who u
possessed % an uncnnny power
which enables her at times TO fore.
see future incidents.
Conrad Maggie II Miss Brcamer'a
capable leading man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
COLONIAL.


What superstition did TO alter the
course OF two lives iE tho theme OF
'"rhe House OF Toliing Bella" the
photoplay now nj the Colonial. in
which May McAvoy and Bruce Cor.
don are the featured players.
The House Of ToilinE Bells" IN
from the novel by Edith Sessions
Tuppcr. and the action Is laid In the
South
REX
behold Ny WIFE r. the pho,oplay
feature at the Rex this week. The
scenes for thia picture ARE laid In
the Canadian trading post country
and In England Tho story IL about
a crude young Indian Eiri who be
came a lady and a fallen Briiisher
who became n man.
Maxbelle Juliennc Scott and Milton
SlIlH are the featured players.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

A LIMITED number of these very service
able rugs are offered at decided saw
ings. The assortment of patterns includes
some of the best colorings from our regular
stock and selections can be made most sat-
isfactorily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

noacd Eugene oBrien out OF slKth
place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13
Three Sizes of
Fiber Rugs
Have Clearance Prices

RATTANIA FIBER RUGS that are admir-
ably adapted for the floors of homes where
a serviceable, attractive and inexpensive rug
is required.
In the assortment at reduced prices are
rugs with gray, tan and brown centers and
artistic borders of contrasting coors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

william christy Cabanne's power.
full drama. THE steaicrs." win be
the next film offering al the Glenn.
mer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

Love. Honor and Behave" al
the Liberty, will be followed by a
new screen drama. Goddess Men"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

NIrHEN George rawcctf. the
w veteran character actor whose
face has become familiar 20 screen
fans Ia literally hundreds OF motion
pictures. recently announced that he
had given up acting and would
hcnccforth confine his cinema activ.
tiles 10 directing. he uirant every
word he said nut. like the prima
donna who stretches her farewell
appearances" over several years. Mr
Fawcctt simply couldn't resist
George FitEmauriee's appeal 10 play
one OF the leading roles In the latest
Fitzmaurico production. Idols of
clay" As the producer pointed out,
the part ideally suited the veteran.
and MIR. Fawcett. having a few weeks
IN between dlrcctoriM jobs. sue
cumbcd
Idols Of Clay f. an original story
by Ouida ncrgcre. The picture fca.
lures Mae Murray and David Powell.
and It's action In laid In the South Sea
Islands. In London society resorts,
and IN the opium dcns OF the Lime
house district.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-13

"Tsobel: or the Trails End by
James oliver Curwood. viii be the
next attraction at the Strand.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-19
Today's Events

Rt. Rev Charles II. Brent, Episcc.
pal bishop OF Western New York. to-
day celebrates the 20th anniversary
Of his episcopate.
Bids are to be opened today for the
construction OF anchorages and tow.
ers Of the great bridge to span the
Delaware River between Philadelphia
and Camden.
The action Of various railroads in
leasing their repair Stops to outside
concerns is to be the subject of a
hearing today before the L. S. Rail.
road Labor Board at Chicago
Gov Hart has called a conference
of mayors and other public officials
Of the State of Washington at Seattle
today to discuss ways and means Of
solving the unemployment problem.
Trial Of charges on which the re.
moval from Office OF District Attorney
Joseph G. Peletier of Suffolk County
(Boston) is sought by the Attorney.
General Of Massachusetts is fixed by
the State supreme court for today
The Oregon legislature meets in
special session today to refer to yot.
ers a measure proposing to levy a
special tax of 100000 as the States
quota for the international eXposi-
ton which it is proposed to hold in
Portland in 1925.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-12-19

Rt. Rev. Charles II. Brent who to.
day celebrates his twentieth anniyer-
sary in the episcopate, is bishop of
the Episcopal diocese of Western
New York and one OF the most wide
ly known prelates of the church in
America. Bishop Brent is Cana.
dian by birth. and his first parish was
in Buffalo. lie went to Boston in
1888 and made a name for himself
which led to his selection as mission.
AIRY bishop Of the Philippines in 1901.
IN the Philippines he was popular
alike with the natives and with Amer
cans of all sects. and he proved a
constructive factor in shaping the
process of adjustment of the island
life to United States rule, Bishop
Brent was chosen to preach the ser.
mon in St Paurs London, following
the declaration by the United States
of a state OF war wiz Germany Lat.
or he was given charge of the Protes-
tant chaplains Of the American
forces at the front