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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24
For Pythian Meeting.

The Knights Of Pythias will hold
a rally Monday night and an initia
tion. A letter received from a for
mer member in Colorado asking re-
instatemnt will form an interesting
feature of the meeting.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24
DELINQUENT List Finished.

The delinquent tax payers list has
been completed by Treasurer Ham
mond at city hall. Water collections
acres goin gNo. | or So pounds, his
this month have been fairly good.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24
Rev. and Mrs. J. Orrin Gould, the

Rev. and Mrs. J. Orrin Gould, the
popular student pastor and his wife,
entertained the Committee of 40" at
their home at GIG Elm street, on
Tuesday evening. A delightful social
time was spent, business talked over
and plans for the great work of the
coming year discussed. Thirty-two
members of the committee were
present. Dainty refreshments were
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24

The home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Buchanan was the. scene of a delight
full dinner party on Wednesday, at
their home just south of town. The
guests were friends and neighbors Of
pioneer days. The home was artistic
ally decorated in purple and white
md beautiful purple and white
flowers. g'ae sUnlptuous dinner was
iis.i,.Slly served. Ine guess were Mr..
and Mrs. A. Ingle of Vancouver, B.
c., Mrs. w. G. Barge; Mrs. Mary
Buchanan; Mrs. Eta Randall; and
Mrs. Pearl Phelps and son, Robert
Phelps
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24

The Merry-go-round club spent a
very delightful afternoon Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Guy Wolfe. A
large number of the members were
present. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard David enter
tanned at a delightful little dinner
party Tuesday evening The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Mac P. Bailey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark P Miller and Mrs.
Gertrude Sullivan.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24

Mrs. Eta Chute was given birth
day surprise party at her home on
east &C" street Friday evening.
About 80 friends were present, and
Mrs. Chute was showered with many
beautiful presents which included a
$12 bible. The guests also furnished
a generous supply of cake and ice
cream.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-09-24

Mrs w. M. Hatfield entertained the
Ivyhurst club at her home 320 Sec
ond street, Thursday afternoon. The
rooms were beautiful in their decora-
tions of autumn flowers. After the
usual business meeting a delightful
social hour was spent. The hostess
served delicious refreshments. The
guests of the club were Mesdames ],
Connor, J. Canham, j. S. Heckathorn
and w. c. Langroise The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. George M.
Loomis, October 49,, at her home 5O7
South Almond street
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-06-15
UNUSUAL CONDITION
reras Lady Suffered With Pulling
and Aching Pains in Her Back.
Which Cardui Relieved

Houston. TeraG Mrs. C. p. cook. or
1919 Witty Street. ,nis city, recently
said About fear months after my
rlarriage. began suffering much
path. and knew that ny condition was
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was Wrsng ! had te 90 70 bod
AN across ny back AID hips vers
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Evening star., 1921-05-21

to knock you out of danger. If either
of you had taken step or two nearer
that fellow it would have been the end
Evening star., 1921-05-21
LOCAL.

Deficiency estimates 70: District cut
nearly in two by Congress. Congress
begins reclassification of federal en-
ployeS. Senate District committee or
derS favorable report on Jones bill
restoring half-and- half plan of pay
ing District expenses. John Joy Ed
son honored on seVenty-fifth birthday
anniversary. Tribute to be paid DIS
tr1ct heroes at exercises on Monu-
meHt grounds. Roscoe c. Bruce. as
slStant superintendent of schools.
given indefinite leave of absence. and
Garnet {. Wilkinson. principal OF
Dunbar High School, named success
sor Board of education drafting plans
to be sent to Congress for relief of
school overcrowding. Womans Ma
uonal Foundation formally takes over
Dean estate. Teaching of German re-
stored in District schools Soldiers
Home officials deny base ball site to
Park View. Col. J. r. Shelley. L. s. A.,
shoots negro during fight senate )u-
dietary committee reports ti-pi,t ol
toting bill for District SECRETARY
Denby rejects bids for coal delivery
to Indian Head: action may save G..
ard O. canal. Commissioner Oyster
has plan for sevcu-cent street car
fares. Secretary Weeks gets behind
Evening star., 1921-05-21
MANY ALASKA REINDEER.
Will Be Largest Herds in Ten
Years

SEATTLE. Wash. May 2l.-Alaska :
ieindee' herds will in ten years dou-
Bile those of Norway. Sweden and Fin
land combined. according to Carl j.
Lomen of Nome. Alaska, pioneer in
the reindeer industry in the territory.
" ho has returned from Washington.
-. c.. on mis- way north, after seeking
an increase in the anna! approprla- =
tion for the biological survey of
Alaska.
Mr.. Lcmen submitted IgLreS. while
at Washington. showing that there
We're 200. 900 sCuar" miles of territory
in Alaska suitable for the grazing of
reindeer. and said there were nearly
"A quarter of Il million of the animals
already in the territory. He predicted
that the reindeer meat industry in the
nort;, would eventually reach total
of $50, 200, 900 to $50, ,0GO. .000 IA year.
Six thousand reindeer carcasSeS We're
shipped from Nome to Seattle last
year. They average $50 pounds dress
ed. Mr.. Lomen said.
Evening star., 1921-05-21

icSia. Senate committee fixes Army
strength at 115.OO0. Japan to have
big naval vessel constructed by Amer
lcan company. Chief Justice w hlte
died here. Retired United states en-
ployes declare pensions Inadequate
Third United States Cavalry. at Fort
Myer. Va. celebrates seventy 1tth
anniversary with review by President
Harding. Warren Irving Glover or
Enslewood. n. J.. named third as
sistant postmaster general. D1pio-
mats attend world trade parieE IN
New York. Bill in House proposes
S3.Oe0.OOO Federal Reserve Board
quarters here. William y. klnnon
named assistant commissioner of pat
entS. Ship board probe started in
New York. State leaders of Georgia
make move to impcach Gov. DORSEY!
Ship bomb tests to start off Atlantic
coast June Il. West Virginia gov
ernor declares martial law in Minso
county strike zone. Adj Gen. Harris
defends Stacker lists
Evening star., 1921-05-21

tight for new conduit. Nine. Curie
receives radium gift here. President
harding officiating at presentation
ceremony. Two explosions occur IN
United States laboratory. Senator
curtis proposes amendments to de-
hcIency bill giving increases 10
schools for building. Utilities Com
mission reports prospects for Noiu"
;ary street car mergct not good. Mrs
Margaret T.. Weber brutally mu'
dcred John Joy Edison reelected head
OF District board of charities.
Those who died during the week
here were: Rev. w. w. Curry. KEY
Francis l.. Fenwick. Capt. John ;.
Miller Mrs. r. Leonard. Marcus kor-
man. +. B. Rosa. Michael F. ODono-
shue. Mrs. Louisa Catherine l.oef1e''
Justice Gould of the District supreme
Court: w. w. johnson. William D
krouSe and Joseph W. McCann.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
lITTLLESI0R!Es
ZI66rBEDTInTE
Mother Bear Arrives in Time.
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
In all the world there is none other
With guardian love like that of mother

With guardian love like that of mother
Boxer Bear.
"Do you suppose he can bitc?' asked
WoofWoof, as she and Boxer danced
around BuzZtail the Eattlesnake in
great excitement
"Probabty ne can. but | don't believe
he can hurt very much replied BoXcr.
He isn't big enough. Why. l could
take his whole head in my mouth.
Still. you can't always tell from size"
Boxer was thinking OF Jimmy Skunk.
Look out: cried WoofWoof.
Buzztail had suddenly struck at
Boxer. and il was lucky thing for
the little Bear that just at that in
stant he had stepped back. Buzztail
missed. but Boxer nd a glimpse of
a wide open mouth showing two ugly
locking teeth called fan:,S. 1t gave
Boxer an uncomfortable feeling. a
feeling that somehow he had been in
great danger. In Il second EuZZtail
was one" more coiled. his head turn
ing from side to side as he watched
the two little Bears with eyes thai
never blinked. And all the time the
rattle on his tail whirr>d a warning.
Now. all this time Mother Bear had
not been very far away. She heard
the warming of Buzztail. but being
busy about affairs of her own sh"
gave it no heed at first. ''Old Buzztail
is feeling out of sorts this morning.
thought she. ''Some one must have dis
turbed his nap"
But the whirrng grew louder
and understanding Mother Bear
suddenly thought of the twins and
hastily looked about for them. Then
, she heard them over toward where
BuZztail was. and she guessed right
away that they were the cause of all
that shaking of his rattle.
, Now. you may think a Bear looks
clumsy and awkward. But there was
nothing clumsy or awkward or slow
in the way Mother Bear moved then
! Almost before they heard her coming
she bounded out where the twins were
! and in d glance saw what was going
on and that it was Il wonder that one
/ or the other of those little cubs hat
| not come within striking distance OF
; Buzztail. Before they could say wore
! Boxer and Woof-Woof had been sen
; tumbling over and over by one o
! Mother Bears big paws
! Then. srumbling angril:' at Buzztail
! but walking around him at a respect
! full distance. she joined the bawlins
i twins and led them away. stop youl
! crying" said she. Il struck you so a.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
PAPER SHORTAGE OVER.
Enough for All, Press Association
Is Informed.

CHICAGO. May p. - The Inland
Daily Press Association has voted to
abandon it's proposed tour of western
Canada this summer as the guest of
tl.. Canadian government. Although
the Canadian parl ament had carried
an appropriation for the trip the in
,itation was temporarily withdrawn
when d reduction of fares on Ca
madam railroads could not be oh
tanned.
The paper mill strike situ"tion 'v"s
cxp'ained to the middle western pub
fishers hy l.. l.. Adler. chairman of
the news print committee of tn Amer
ican Publishers Association.
There is no shortage of print
paper said Mr. Adler. america is
now producing about 1000 tons daily
as against normal production Of
1000 tons. but there is paper enough
eOr all N.Wi r~''f IAN b" i'n' y
the spot market at from IA cents
TO cents q pound"
Evening star., 1921-05-21

So carolina ave- close to beach and Steel
Per Largest moderate-rate hotel of brick.
steel and stone construction Hot and cold
running water in guest rooms. Private baths.
Elevator from street level. Within squares
of 6 leading Protestant and Catholic churches
and main post office. French chef. Excellent
table Entire Silver Dining Room Service. 81
and up daily. Amer. pian,; 80 and up daily; n.y.
Eu,op plan. Special weekly rates. $4,000
spent on interior improvements decorations
aud furnishings. making this hotel the leading
moderate rate hostelry in the Worlds Great
est Resort Elevator. Orchestra. Dancing.
For Booklet and Auto Road Map. address Paul
e. Rosecrlns. Owner and Prop. Phones 41li
and 1853.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
THE WEEK
Epftome OF Events Up to
May Fl. 1921.

-..,Britain makes unconditional pro-
nRsal for meeting with De Valera, re-
pRrts say. United States Ambassador
Wallace formally presents France
With Marine memorial Freuch pre-
1t3er hints war if German troops
GLOSS into Silesia. Supreme council
Expected to consider silesian difficult
tbs. Mexico to dcPort Americans
charged with melting riots Direct
Evening star., 1921-05-21
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be opened at :
r. m May .3 1921 at the Bureau OF Stand
ards for painting corridors and stairways OF
the Industrial building. Proposal forms may
hc obtained upon application to the Sup"r;n
tendent Mechanical T'lant. Bureau of Standards
mvlg-3t
Evening star., 1921-05-21

wire communication between Ger
many and Russia soon. England pro-
poses meeting of allied council to
France. Allies fear fall of Turk cap
ital. President ZayaS assumes Office
as head of Cuban government. Am
bassador Harvey. in London speech.
declares United States will have moth
ing to do with league of nations.
Capt. Emmet Fitzpatrick. American.
driven to insanity in Russian reds
DriSo1
Evening star., 1921-05-21

50 Mntxon Navigation Co.
12O Market Street
San Francisco. Cal. ~,
.6 South Gay Street. Baltimore. Nd
OF NunxOn steamship Line.
~ Beaver Street. y. Y.
Tel Hanover 512O.
lO5 Pacific Mail =. 8. Co.
Hanover So, n. Y.
Tel Bowling Green 1890.
62l Market Stree. San Francisco. Cal.
lO8 Pacific Steam. ship Go.
II State Street. New York.
L. C. Smith Bldg, Seattle. Wash.
I50 L. =. Matt =. $. CO., Inc.
A. broadway. New York.
Tel Rector $500.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
MAYOR AT 81 A YEAR.

MAYFIELD. Ky. May Civ. II.
Brizendine. candidate for mayor OF
Mayfield. if elected. will accept only
81 year salary. BrizendiEe made
this announcement in an address out
lining reforms which he hoped to put
INFO effect. The office pays salary
of S1.5OO year
Evening star., 1921-05-21

to knock you out of danger. If either
of you had taken a step or two nearer
that fellow it would have been the end
of YOU.
Both little Bears stopped crying to
stare at Mother Bear with such as
tonishmcnt on their faces that She
simply had to grin. "Wh- VIII -whv. !
could have taken that fellows head
off in on. bic exclaimed Boxer.
stammering little in his surprise at
Mother Bears statement, How could
anybody so much smaller do US any
real harm?''
Listen and learn, my children. and
be sure that you never forget" said
Mother Bear. gravely. That was
Buzztail the Rattlesnake. and he is
one of the poison people. Hrd he bit
ten one of you tina. one would have
died. for in his fangs he carries death
for big or small. So whenever you
hear the wilirr of that rattle on his
tail keep away. 1t is his warning. and
he who fails to heed it is likely to lose
his life. BuZztail the Rattlpsnake is
fair: he gives warning to the heed
less and unseeing. But he is without
mercy to those who do not heed his
warning: Ny: I'm thankful l reached
you in time
$50 am l." replied Boxer in a low
voice.
$50 am L." added Woof- Woor
And both little Bears looked very
sober.
Copyright. 1921 l,y 7. w. Bnrgcss.l
Evening star., 1921-05-21
NATIONAL.

Richard Washburn Child named
United States envoy to Italy. BOS-
ton and St. Louis shoe firms effect
s4o0o0.o00 merger. Anthracite and
bituminous miners propose united de-
mand in negotiating on wages
Franklin X. Lane. Secretary of the
Interior in the Wilson cabinet died
Poland Informed United States re-
fuses TO take part in parleys on ST.
Evening star., 1921-05-21
18th St. Near Lamont St.

In that section considered by Wash
ingtonians our most desirable uD,oyn
residential section. Convenient to all
churches. stores. etc. Only one short
square to car line You will after in
Specting agree with US that this house
Is really better than new and that the
price IS exceptionally reasonable A ?
story brick residence OF rooms. in
Guiding maids room. baths, extra
lava;ory. reception hail. hardwood floors
and trim, hot-water heat. electric lights.
attic and large built-in garage
Very reasonable terms arranged
Immediate possession. Don't miss this
opportunity. Phone at once for permit
TO inspect
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
ALCOHOL BOOZE
KILLS ANOTHER

Adam Bauch, a widower. aged Sc
years. was found dead from alcoholic
poisoning in a cabin at Lorewood
Grove, near ST. Georges. Saturday
night.
Coroner Bullock, who investigated
the case yesterday. stated the dead
man and Guy Phillips, Of 226 Madi-
son street. were together last Thurs
day In the cabin. when Bauch drank
some liquor.
Ii is thought Bauch died some time
Thursday night and the body was not
discovered until late Saturday night.
when Coroner Bullock was notified.
Bauch, who was a moulder by
trade. formerly worked at Newport
News. Va, hut for some time past
has made his home in the cabin
where he died. His body was ship
ped to relatives in Alliance. o.. this
morning by Deputy Coroner Nichols
An inquest will be held by Coroner
Bullock tonight.
InQuests will also be held tonight
on the cases OF Edward Walsh. who
was drowned al Kentmere Saturda,
afternoon; and in the case OF Henry
| Smith. colored. who died from alco
Z holic poisoning Friday night al
/ Orange and Water streets.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23


LEIPZIG. Germany. May %
fr-nited Press )-The Little List
Of alleged German war criminals
went on trial here today.
British legal authorities. headed
by Sir Ernest Pollock. solicitor-gen-
erai. were here to press the charges
The defendants here are accused
OF cruelty in prison camps.
Before court convened az 1880
British and German attorneys con-
versed amicably over the procedure
20 ae used. The British said they
we're convinced Germany intended
10 make an honest effort to reach
lust decisions in the cases. The ac-
cused men have been treated as
prisoners would be. held in jail when
they could not provide proper bail
Representatives of the German
state attorneys Office told the United
Press that his staff was sincere IT
prosecuting the charges
The hearings are regarded as pre-
liminary TO the trial OF the big gen
erals. admirals and politicians wnl
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
DISCOL0RED WALLS
CAUSE OF LAW SUIT

In a suit started before Judges
Rice and Helsel and a jury in su-
perior Court this morning. John l.
MaGne. trading as John L. Malone
and Comany. seeks 20 recover from
Dr. Samuel q. Ebert an alleged bal-
ancc Of s736 on contract OF $4,000
for the building OF garage for the
defendant at the southwest corner
of Tenth and French streets.
Dr. Elbert declined TO pay on the
ground. he stated. that tho walls Of
the garage were discolored. which
he complained was caused by Ma
lone's failure TO clean the walls. On
the other hand Malone claims he did
clean the walls and asserts the dis
coloration is caused by the use Of
chemert instead of limestone NOR
tor in the walls. which he says he
gave warning or
Charles G.. Kcedy and W. w
Knowles are attorneys FOR Malone
and Aaron Finger represents DIT
Eihert Tho case will be resumed
this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
court SUGGESTS
COUNCIL ACT
Taxi Cab Drivers Annoy
Passengers at Station,
1t is Charged
EARL S, UTTER
IS FINED IS

Growing out OF the alleged an
noying Of passengers OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad at French street sta
ton by taxicab drivers, Earl S. Tit
ter was before Judge Hastings in
Municipal Court this morning on a
charge Of trespassing in the station
and was fined s5 and costs
II was testified that taXicab drivers
have been warned about standing al
the doors of the station, blocking ,he
path Of passengers Of trains, and
shouting their business. litter. il
appeared. failed TO heed the warning
and was arrested.
During the hearing Of the case
Judge Hastings expressed his belief
that City Council should do some
thing 20 regulate matters IN connec-
tion with the taxicab conditions al
the railroad Bringing Of offenders
into court viii not satisfactorily ad'
Just tho conditions. ne suggested.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
ACCUSE FATHER
OF BEATING SON
Will Beat Boy, if He Wants
to, Mason Tells
Officers
CASE REFERRED
TO McDANNELL

The case OF Peter Mason. 219 West
street. who is said 10 have severely
beaten his 13-year-old son with a
strap and stick. was referred 10 De-
tective MCDANIEL and continued un-
I'll June 25. by Judge Hastings In Mu-
nicipal Court this morning.
Officer White. who was detailed to
the house. after complaint had been
made at the police station OF the
beatings alleged to have been dealt
the boy. said that when he admOn-
ished Mason about the severe whip
pings he had given the boy. the
father said that 10 was his son and
he could beat him II he wanted to.
lie prohibited the boy from telling OF
the whippings, the officer said.
One witness said that the boy
curses his father and mother and
when questioned yesterday by his
father as to the cause Of his return
ing home late the previous night,
would give no answer.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
GUERILLA WAR BREAKS OUT IN SILESIA;
FRANCE NOW THREATENS TO INVADE
POLLSH-GERINAN
GUERILLA WAR
ON IN SHESA
SiIeSiia

Polish and Germany war In
Upper snesia famed up with re-
newed strength today.
In regular military formation.
two columns OF Germans. lightly
armed for the most part were
marching against the Poles. The
insurgents were reported g.virs
way before the Germans.
Great Britain is sending four
battallons OF her troops into the
region Ia the hope OF restoring
order.
The French foreign ONCE de-
clared IL had had advices that
German volunteers by the thous-
and are pouring into Upper ST.
Tesla. Intent on lighting the
Poles. The volunteers were said
TO have been offered free trans
portation.
Coupled with the French re-
ports was the semi-ofiicial state-
ment that France will hold Get-
many responsible for what oc-
ours In Upper silesia- The state
ment was In line with previous
utterances OF the French. Pre-
mier Brands first statement In
regard TO the situation. was tina
France cannot remain neutr,t"
II Silesia is Invaded.
Heavy lighting occurred today
al Kattowitz with the Poles be-
ing repulsed. Polish troops Sere
routed at Albrechtdrof and Lo-
woachau. A Polish attack az
Gogolin was repulsed. Guerilla
warfare was In progress al Ro-
senberg. Kreuzberg and Kap-
pitz.
Evening journal., 1921-05-23
GERNANY,S WAR CRIMINALS
GO ON TRIAL TO-DAY

have been charged with violating the
laws OF war.
The first case today was tNCt OF
Sergeant Heinen, charged with Aeat-
ing British and Belgian war Iis-
oncrs with the butt OF his rife ~
The next case scheduled was H
bring Captain Mueller OF the lane
wehr before the bar. He was charF+
ed with negligence in commanding
a prison camp near Fiavy lie Mar
tell where many deaths resulted
from an epidemic laid to faulty sani-
tation.
Private Ncumann, charged with
undertaking prisoners OF war who
were put 10 work in a chemical fac-
tory near Pommersdorff, is expect
ed 10 admit his guilt
Another case which was expected
TO be taken up was the charge that
Captain Lieut.. Heumann, u-hoat
commander torpedoed the British
Hospital shop Dover Castle. Heu-
mann admits sinking the boat but
defends his action with the plea that
he was acting under Instructions
from the admiralty.