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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11
Two Great Highways
Are Consolidated

The consolidation of two great
transcontinental hig b way, th e
Midland trail and the Roosevelt
National highway is announced by
R. M. SawhIll, sec.-treas. of the
National Midland Trail association.
The merged highways will be
allie d The Roosevelt Midland
Trail.
The merging of these two great
ocean to ocean roads will mean
much to Idado Springs as the con-
solidated highways will take the
route of the old Midland Trail
through here, and increased tour.
ISIS traffic is assured. Especially
is this true as extensive plans are
already in operation. by the Roose-
vel Midland Trail association for
attracting this seasons tourists
travel over the Roosevelt Midland
trail. AS result of the merger
this association becomes one of the
strongest Highway Associations
in the country.
The merged Roosevelt Midland
Trail is claimed to be the shortest
railroad route. Ittraverses Virginia
West Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana,
Illinois, Missouri. Kansas, Colora
DO, Utah, Nevada and California.
The consolidation will exten
the eastern end of the route to
New York city.
Under the terms of the merger
the officers of the Midland Trail
association become the officers OF
the Roosevelt Midland Trail as
sociation. They are Pres. Geo.
A. Bond, Kansas City, Mo-; Vice
Pres. Dr. R. P. Elmore, Louis
vile, KY; Vice Pres, Col. w. G.
Scott, Los Angeles, Calf; Sec
Treas, R. NJ, sawhill. Glasco,
Kansas.
The consolidation of the two
trails is the elimination Of action
started at the annual convention
of the Midland Trail association
held in Kansas City, April %. 1t
is hoped that the Roosevelt Midland
trail will soon be paved highway
from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Road boosters say they will make
it the main thoroughfare across
the continent. They call it the
main street of America"
Will j. Graves, manager of the
trail said: "While there are men,
bers of the Roosevelt Midland
Trail association in nearly every
town and city along its route, the
trail does not belong to the associa-
ton. 1t belongs TO the towns and
cities along its route. 1t is your
trail and it is worth lot to YOU
But we are going to make it worth
more, The orange and black, two
six inch bands of orange with a
six inch band of black between
will be the official marker of the
Roosevelt Midland trail the same
as the Midland trail has always
had.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11
Central City Observer)

Central City Observer)
w. A. Funk Of Idaho Springs passed
thru here Tuesday.
The road was opened to Idaho Springs
and Bald mountain Wednesd y.
James Watkins, a well known charac-
ter about the streets. was found dead in
his Black Hawk cabin last Friday. He
was supposed to have been dead DAY
or two. He was buried by the coroner
Saturday.
Edmund Fuller, vino was cleared Of
defrauding miners out of their wager in
the district court last week, left Satur-
day for Denver, where he will make
his residence for awhile. He has in
mind the bringing of damages and other
suits against those he claims have wrong
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11
Things That Make
the Wild Cat Wilder

Newspaper people have quite q
few things to contend with that
sort O. get under the skin, but
about the worst thing that can
happen to newspaper Office is tc
have some critter that is too cheal
to take the paper come in and tell
us how to run things Only last
week the Booster office was afflicted
with two such visitations. One
fellow who has plenty of this
worlds goods don't take the paper
because it costs SO much during
these hard times. However, be
wanted a very fine writeup Of
something he was interested in
and told us he would appreciate it.
The other fellow don't take the
paper because there are several
places around town where he can
borrow it and read it, which he
does every week. He also wanted
a good writeup. No doubt he
appreciated it too. 1t takes a
strong physique to stand two such
things in one week, but the office
force survived.
But just to show that all people
are not that way man who told
US about a news item went out of
his way the day the paper was out
to tell us that the story was we'll got
ten up and that it was appreciated.
Another person had kind remark
about another item we printed.
These last two people are the sort
that makes life worth while for a
newspaper.
We sometimes wonder if the
people who moosh their newspa-
pers ever get to heaven. If they
do the fellow at the gate is asleep
on his job.-Fort Lupton Booster.
Herschel Williams. who spent
the summer here last year with his
mother, Mrs. Nellie Williams, ut
the Club hotel, is expected to
arrive Tuesday. He has been in
attendance at the military academy
at Carney, Nebraska, from which
he graduates this year. the exer-
cises taking place in that city on
Sunday. He will make his home
here with his mother.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

E. T. Malone left Sunday after
noon on business trip to Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

FOUND-Bunch of keys. Owner may
have same by describing property and
paying for ad. 5nI~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

The main drive in the boys work is
program of clean speech, clean ath-
letics, and clean living. Over 900 boys
in Colorado have accepted this chaI-
lenge this year. The Y. M. c. A. in
Colorado will be found in six colleges,
thirty five high schools. twenty coal
mining camps, eight cities, four railroad
points, and in the various towns of ten
rural counties.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11
Good Work Done
by State Y. M. c. A.

Walter S. Hopkins. state secre~
tary of the Colorado Y NJ. G. A,
is in the city working in the
interest of that organization. and
gives the following report of the
states work:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

two young men preferred; with or
without board. 1920 Colorado. 42Otf
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

Number of associations .......... 50
Number Of boys clubs in various town.
in state. e.................... IS
Total number OF clubs and associations. %
Number OF communities in the state
where some form Of work is done .... i09
Number Of members l6.O8e
Total attendance al Y. N. c. A. buildings
for year .i.ei2.s2o
Attendance al religious meetings ..-----. 1OO.756
Towns with corresponding representa-
lives 4. 100
Boys enrolled in Bible elasses... I349
Bows conferences sheld.............. 9
Attendance at conferences. ........... 966
Attendance at boys camps .... GAL
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

WANTED-Cood, steady woman for
housework. Apply Hot Springs hotel
Immediately. 54 If
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

The classified ad is read by every
person who reads the paper it appears
in, and for that reason is OF great value
in the buying and selling of various ar
ticles.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

IF YOU WANT what YOU want when
you want it. try Siftings-News want
ad. 1t will pay. If
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

FOR Studebaker four cylinder
touring cur. first-class condition. P o.
box 254 4 20 If
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-05-11

FOR SALE-Piano Box. Address P.
O. box 6S. 4I6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
STPAzNfK 2ASTPEI.IL
PRCHAJfCiHO NIUE.

Policeini straznik 10. pre-
cirktu ArtUr Hettst'ner 7astre-
Ill nn7nam6ho muze kdvz Sc
tnnto 7nofoval nrohlidce q sna-
III 90 nrchnouti. NJ 1Sn. 20 III.
. Lorain Ave. nEistihl strd4nis
dva mnan nodhl trati Nick i
Plato drhhv. Dnta7oval ca itch
M nSiGir6 iniich nro"haztv .
indan nravil. 5e idon y tane@ni
7ahn,.v n NJ 10 rvchle GO dal
m iit6k. Kdvz neunoslechl "a
volani. nolicista s'relil muze
zahil. Nalnzen bvl II naho re-
volver. S62 ma hotovosii a listi-
~. M imdno Nick KolowotZ
2A45 7ap. 5. M. a sknteCn6 bvl
Y uvnden6 adrese naie7en muz
t6hoa imdna. iena udal, 5e Ge
~ strelenVnn no neialsou dchn
pracoval NcKinnov Steel Co.
aniz by vSak 2nal ieho imena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
VAS! PPlHODY
" CESKE MAR. SIM MA
BROADWAY.

Vstupenky k ur6lecke uda-
'osti V naSi ctVrti, koncertu
.airrlo Siho naseho virtuosa
V5Si Prihody idou 6ile na od-
hvt tax, re Jest nutno, aby kaz
~. kdo chce bTti 1casten, "a
yeas 81 zaopatfil listek OBJ
~hoda pi. Smrzov6 V C.N.S. na
broadway. neb u y. j. NevSe-
" m Fulton rd. NavStGya ce-
"alnihi virtuosa Il mas samych
;'st6 vvzni manifestacn6 ieko
svatek v8ech hudbvmi'ovnToh +
pro vSe krasne zaujatych kra
ian6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
MlLLEROVA SPROSTENA
why ZAVRAzDENf VLAsT-
MILO NIUE.

Maud Millerova. jez SO mela
pred porotou soudkyne Alleno-
v6 zodpovidati 2 vrazdy prv6-
ho stupn6, spachane ma vlast-
MIN muzi po domaci hadce by
Ia dneSniho rama porotou, V kite
re zasedala iedna zena. jez
byla souGasn6 predsedkvni,
sprost6na veSker6 viny. DIE
svd vlastni obhaiobv. povazo-
vala Millera, s nimz byla tepr-
We A m6sice oddana, "a lupiGe,
a iedin6 teto commence sc
PRIV dopustila osudn6ho omylu,
kterV manzel ieii zaplatil smr-
Il. NeElaha udalost Sc stala v
els 15e9 vVch. 22. nj. a vra zed
kvne drzana hvla we va7b6 no
diva masice. VVrok porotv nfe-
Setl Soudce Pearson. ielikoz
soudkynd Allenova. iez process
fidila. nebyla pIitomna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
GV0USI~HTnVV cycTCM v
HASICSxf UzEt Cd
LOzEN.

Reoroanis2ca haeicskeho de-
artmnntu nfem6ne a. no.
5arnich setnin na starry Zpusob
dvouSichtovT nebyl dosud prak
tiokv pr0veden a stane Sc tax.
- So mavor Fitzgerald navra-
Il WashinCtonu. Ma roZhod-
nouti. zda 50 ma stati Zm@na j.
hned neb zda ma bVti vvckano
ro2hodnuti neivvSSiho soudu,
IN kteremu SO hasiGska urie od
-,olala. Jodna SO o zrusenT
rozsudek nroti fiditeli m6stske
hozneGnosti. ier< bvl aalovan,
odsouzen q druhou instanci O.
svobozen pro neuposlechnut'
eoudu nroto. - trp6l, ahv V
hasiGstvu nebVla doar1ov@nA
2akonem stanovena osmihoain-
nova doba pracnvni. Piditel
nn6etekTch nrav Woods donea'
pfednostovi nnivvssiho s0ud'l
Columbus Marshal'ovi, ahv
odvolani hvlo co MONA nejdfi-
70 vvTizeno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
AUTEM DO ZAsTUPU.
Til zeny zransny. Ride auta
soucasnc o!s-aden.

Y dzke vych. 4. ulici doSlo
vGera odpoledne k nemal6 pa
nice, kdyz pani Bernsteinova,
1919 vych. rs. ul., manzelka
maiitele restaurantu Ma vych.
4. ulici ztratila kontrolu auto
mobilu a bezradnd ma kfizo-
vatce na Euclid Ave. viela do
davu chodcI. Ma kfizovatce
stal trafiCni policista w. Wi
dlitzke, jenz marne daval zna-
meni, ably "splaseny" automo-
bill byl zastaven. Jisty kolem-
idouci muz vyskocil ma stupat-
ko auta a toto zastavil a S dru-
he strany vyskocil podobnym
zp1sobem iinI dobrodinec, kite
ry Soferce vytrhl tobolku $35
a Gekem a kdyz il byl takto u
lehCil, rychle V zastupu Zml-
eel. z chodcu byly zraneny
tri zeny, pi. Emma Bonnaro-
va, 60-leta, 1248 vych. 142.
ul., 23leta pi. Jessie Friedopa,
10010 South Boulevard a 81
leta sletna G.. Cornichova, jea
utrpely dosti znacnych odfenin
len nahodou uSly tezsi pohro
me. PrvnejSi dve dopraveny
bylv do Huron rd. nemocnice.
kdezto Cornichove bylo pora-
n6ni obvazano V blfzke l6kar-
ne. Pfipad jest policii vysetfo-
van.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
ZfTREJSf DIVADLA.
'HriSnice', drama o 3 jed

'Erfsrice", drama o 3 jed
nanich cd JOS. SkruZneho, Sc
hrana bude Ultra We Slovanskd
Lipe Dramatickym Odborem
Jednoty Taborit1. Autor vese-
lych her uchylil Sc tentokrate
cd sv6ho humoru napsal pc
kny obrazek re zivota, zname-
mite pGsobnosti, ktery zajiste
navstevniky nemalo robavf.
Zitfejsi divadlo fidi p. Fr. Ma
sa a pfi pfedstaveni pozd6ja
tane6ni zabav4 dGinkoyati bu-
de hudba ,. B. Mafika. Gil O.
chotnici pfipravuii pro pfistG
D6knou hdovou hru "EaS Pc
pick.
"Palncc", drama o 3 del
stvfch cd r. V. Krei6iho, pro-
vede Dram. Sbor V Mt. Plea
SAINT We spolkove SIM M vych.
131. ul. "a Gcinkovani sokolske
hubby. Po predstavoni uspofd
dan bude obvykly tanetni VI
nek.
"Narcdni Slavrost". veselo-
hru We trech d6jstvich, sehra-
ie Ultra na jevisti Cesk6 Sine
cokol ma Clark Ave. Omladina
j. A. Komensky. Zacatek sta
noven Jest ma 6. hod. veGerni a
20 pfedstavenf pofadan bude
toneCni vinek. Omladina Sc te-
Il, ze snaha iejich ochotnik0
bude odm6nena tctnou navStG-
YOU.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
STRfBRNE JUBILEUM.

Mas spolupracovnik p. Bo-
humil Holpuch, slavl s manzel
tou svoii pi. Stellou lfolpncho-
vou 25letou pamatku spoletnt-
10 cestovani ziv0tni drahou.
K stfibrn6mu iubileu doqpeli
oba We zdravi nastupuji no
YOU etapu V nadeii, re SC do
Ckaii iubilea zlateho. Pfeieme
nasamu kollegovi ieho man
5elce k dal5i pouti mnoho Zdra
VI dalsich zivotnich dsp6chd.
Mnogalja lieta!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
MEFISTOFELES " LAPAKU.

Pol. straznik M motocvklu
Josef Nigut 1atkI vcera ma Car
reoie Ave. s. Z pro rvchlou
ji2dn 2nameho certa svad6ce 2
z dr. Fausta. paidqv6ho Mefi-
stofelesa spolu popul5rnim
skotskvm zn6vakem Harry
Lauderem. NEWLY to sice oha
charakterv "ad personam
fipurative". nVbrz ien uboh6
ieiich napodobeni. Dabol Ian
der bvli predvedeni IA poll
ceini stanici. kde Sc 2 Mich W.
klubali diva studenti. ktnri no
Snfchali ma n1aSkarni koleini
7Abavu. Mefistofeles bndc
dnes rano citovan. ne sice doF-
torem Faustem, ale policeinim
soudcem. abv SO 7odDovjda'
pro poruSenl dopravnich Zafi
zeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
POSTRELEN.

16lety Viktor Dalton. 7495
Redell Ave. zamGstnan V Smar
toVych kd&elndch ma Superior
Ave. vracel Sc vcera po pulno-
ci prAzdnym Totem ma vych. 70.
III. donna. kdyz poiednou bylo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19

okno blizkeho domu otevfeno
a V n6m Sc objevil muz $ rue
nici, jenz na hocha vystfelil.
Dalton trefen byl do zad a do
praven lined do Charity ne
mocnice. Po podivn6m strelci
zah&iili datektivov6 patrani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19

Nezspomente! Naystivtc
dne A. duhna veEer o 1880
hod. pTednasku doprovaze-
nou svstelnymi obrazy ne
thena "Krasy eeskcsloven-
~kych I1raiH', porsdanou v
ceske Narodni SIM ma
Broadway. Vstup uplne vol
nv. - Ceske Narodni Sdru.
zeni,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
VYKON.

"a I4a$i chl,ze ccstou zivotern, caato bez-
deere ocznavsrne rozdily Iidech a take
ticsavech Isou nnozi, kteFi mnoho sill
buii ale naIo vykonaji; a Ease naopak,
iscu rSEteIi Ltefi nnalo slibuii ale dokazi
nnohc.
ATLAS Sc n1ilze rochlub:ti, Re patti do
Tidy posednsjsi. V l@tech naseho obcho-
eIovSai y,o,nohl; isn,e sttsm k stavbs ncb
l.oupi vIse.nich ieiich donovG. TsicSn1
rosi,ysnui hy prosr6ch So zurccenim je-
itch usror. Tisicrn pracovniicln1 "a rnzdu
bylo urnoznSno vyd6lati zivokyti pcrnoci
rsStch zvlastnich puicek ma stsvby. We
stute6noeti kazdy obchodnik obci mel
iin1to neb i;nym zpGsobem nasi cinnost
risk
ATLAS JE PoDNIkEM S KTERYM JEST
DOBRE OBCHODOVATI.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-07

Of The junior worlds series yester-
day. 3 toll.
Ogden, who equafed the Interna-
uonal league record by winning %
games this season. was opposed by
llncup, the Indian pitcher, who
went through the American associa-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-07

ton season without 6 defeat.
Louisville scored its run in the
seventh after BaIleRger had rolled
10 Boley. Schepner slashed a single
to left and Meyer followed with a
single TO right lineup struck out.
and Boley. Schepner slashed a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-07
SOx BEAT CUBS
AGAIN, 8 To 5


Chicago, III, Oct z. - The Sox
won a ball game yesterday and lost
q pitcher.
They trimmed the Cubs, 8 to 5. in
tbs second game OF the city series
and lost tho sErvices, temporarily
atleast, OK Red Faber, spitbaIier de
lure.
II wassin the eighth round that
Red met I'D with his casualty. He
had begun to show signs of weak
ening and three hits had been clout-
ed with nobody out Turner Bar
Der knocked q bounder down the
fEstbase Line aud Red picked it I'D
and tagged his man out. In the
mixup he twisted his sore knee and
Was rendered hors du pastime. II
Is the same knee he hurt about a
month ago and there Is no telling
how long he will be out of the
game He may be able to get an
other crack at the Cubs, but the
chances are that he viii not. Even
If he does he viii not be able to
perform with all his customary
stuff Score:
White Sox .---.--.-.-.8 Il 2
Batteries-Faber, McWeeney and
Schalk: Martin. Freeman, York
and KiIlifer, O'Farrel1.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-07
BALTIMORE WINS sgCoNp.

Louisville, Oct. with Ogden
pitching a mastery game, Balu-
more evenad up the series with
Louisville, champion of the Amer
lean association, in the second game
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-07

single to Erounder. threv wild %
second. allowing Schepner To score.
The teams will be idle today. The
Sc1ra.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-10-07
JOBLESs HOLD BRITISH EYE.

J0BLESS HOLD BRITISH EYE.
London, Oct I'm official cir
cles it was stated that the employ
ment situation in England was be-
ing given more attention than eth
er the Irish problem or the Wash
ington conference on limitation Of
ornaments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
ESQ DEAD IN
TEXAS FLOOD

DALLAS. Texas. Sept. lathe
toll Of Texas greatest inland storm
and flood grew today as swollen
rivers rushed To the gulf.
Reports from IN. outlying cisfricse
around Taylor. Texas. brought the
toll Of known dead In and on, of
San Antonio. where heaviest cas-
uaItles vsr. first reported. to around
IT'S.
San Antonio reported 10 bodies
recovered ana 1s missing.
Taylor and immediate vicinity
reported dead. Most Of these were
Mericsns.
Thorndals reported IS Mcxinns
dead. all Of whom have been re-
corded.
Alligator, seven dcad--nve Mexi.
cans and two whites.
Lakeport. bodies OF 81 MexJcans
recovered.
San Gabriel, 10 bodies recovered.
II was conservatively estimated
today that the final toll Of dead
from the flood will reach $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
War Is Declared on NOISY
Minority" in Movie World

fortunately. these speedy indt
vidunls keep themselves IN the
public eye constantly and the
public thoughtIessIy draws con-
illusions that are completely at
variance with real truth.
MAJORITY LIVE
QUIET LIVES
The overwhelming majority
OF picture workers live quiet. do
cent lives.
"A small but noisy minority
drives high speed motor cars 10
high epecd drinking places md
supplies material for gossip and
scandal refiecting on the great
army OF well behaved. honest,
sincere. generous. kindly people.
within the last two or three
years profound change has
been slowly and steadily work.
ing In the movie colony. Play
ers. directors and other film peo-
pie are buying homes. raising
families. Joining churches. en-.
gaging In charitable work and In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
Charlie Fools Big
Crowd in London

LONDON. Sept. 1s.--charIIe Chap
I'm was chuckling today over the one
nc put over on fashionable Lon.
don audience In Covent Garden opera
house last night. at the Beckett.Mc.
corrnick fight.
The enterprising management Of.
fered 100 pounds 10 the first person
To Identify the comedian. but Charlie
sat thru the fisht undetected.
He was disguised as a woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13
Find Blood-Stained
Prison Carb Strip
nY HAL ARMSTRONG

III iits AhMSIIkOlNG
MNElL ISLAND. Sept. i3.--
Prison officials todny were trying
vainiy TO dovetsil the two latest
Developments In the panhhnf for
phantom Roy Gardner. and were
falling 10 do II.
A strip II bIool-siaip'd cloth,
apparently torn frmn n prisoners
unifprm. WAS reported found on
tiN eastern beach Of thu island
laG yesterday.
II Gardner In wounded and still on
the island he could not have had a
hand in the other development. the
dircovery that slsiff had been stolen
from Mili's and pete:so boathouse
on Mosquito island at the extreme
other end OF Mcneil.
Officials. therefore. are inclined 10
take the view that he is either still
on or stiil off the island. They ad.
nit there -is little likelihood that he
caino back, "a leave the bloody cloth
on the east beach.
FoliowinG the reported finding Of
the cloth! Prison Doctor Charles l..
Crurn IA. Page 2, Column -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-13

Los ANGELES. Cal. Sept. -.
War was declared today on n
"srnail but noisy minority" Of
The motion picture colony which
drives high speed motor ears tn
high speed drinking places" ana
-supplles material for gossip and
scandal reflectine on the great
army OF well behaved. honest.
sincere. generous. kindly pco
pln." :
Bon Il. Hampton, former
mnsnxinc publisher. now profuc-
ing motion picture plays. was
the spokesman for the reform
element in the movie industry.
Hampton. confined 10 his bed.
pcnncd statement ON the
Arbuckic case.
PRESS AGENTS
WON'T TALK
Aside from Hampton. II was
almost impossible 20 secure any
comment from the movie colony
on the difficulties IN which the
once jovial Arbucklc has found
himself.
II don't care 10 discuss the
case" was the refrain sung
everywhere. The business com.
munity Joined In. Even press
agents for the first time since
the memory OF man runneth. re.
fused 10 talk for publication.
1T is inevitable that the pic
turc profession and Industry
shoyld suffer temporarily from
general. indiscriminatc criticism
aroused by this horrible affair"
Hampton declared.
MANY people in their hot re
sentmcnt OF conditions that
made tragedy possible mny be
prone 10 csreiessly oriticisc the
entire industry.
such an attitude would be un-
fair and unjust I'm the extreme.
"rhe Los Angeles motion pic.
ture colony has suffered for
years because OF small minor.
ity OF black sheep Men and
women who know the personnel
OF the colony know (fast sets)
form only n small percentage Of
the whole profession. but. un-
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left the isisnd Monday night
all thanks due TO n prosId~utisL
sequence cf events. which we
will talk about later. I
! ann led fo beii~ve that tho
public sympathy II with ms.
They know who the rrai Grim.
inais src ~ wvil NJ I do. hut arr
hripis~s to protect themselves.
hscsu>~ the roxucs operate with.
In the lsw. Juxfirs sfjit sss0dS n
the dcor n civ iiisafion. pleading
for admission
wouid---end coulsl---rretIfy
my slight tran~grws~ioa n tho
vicious sIcmcni now In control
were relieved from their posi
tk,ns Of trust by men who-c
minds and hearts have bccn a.
Iumnaited by the spirit of truth.
AItho circumstances may srtp
arnte ms for n while. yet we are
tnrrthcs In thought. and thai u
sufficient until things quiet
down. Meanwhile think of me n.
always.
Your loving mate,
ROY GARDNER.
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A SHOW OF
WEAKNESS:



Whcn y-u ba~k m animal to
the will Il scratches. Mem asv
animals.
That ~rpislns the ,iastardly as
sauit Monday by one ~ the
county building rings" EN-.
ploy-s upon w. r. Chambers,
who has bcen writing for The
Star the facts absut the secret
and apparently deceptive. meth.
ods pursued by the hekds Of
county affairs In running the
ferry system.
II there were an intelligent
answer 10 Cbombers, no one
would resort tn fistlcuffs.
Dnstardiy. cowarsIly physicnI
force Is the weapon Of the weak.
The Use 81 II by county ring
advocates viii do more Ia in
jnre their standing than even
Chambers fearless EXPOSE.
Chambers will. of course. not
retreat one step. Truth cannot
be puncfured by fists.