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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
HERE'S A TIP

We procured q scoop" this week
on a matter of news which should be
OF interest to all Beaver folk. We
are reliably informed that the "city
dads" are about to decree that pigs
is pigs" and that, while "the COW.
the sow and the hen, will bulge
your pocketbook aagin," that, that
true saying does not allude to city
breds" but is for country purebreds'
exclusively We get II that back
to-the-farm movement of hogs Is
about 10 be launched and, right here
we want to say. we are strong for
It. with pig pens in town and the
attendant stench, filth and flies, one
Is inclined to believe with the "old
soak" whom the bad boy decorated
with limburger cheese. that the en-
tire world slnks." Let's rid the
town OF this unnecessary filth and
pest. II you are in favor Of say
ing goodbye to the tilthy pig stye,
and urging in its stead a beautiful
flower bed. just whisper the fact TO
the city dads. We are sure they
would appreciate Sharing an express
sion on the subject from you. Do
II now.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Hobert Wright visite d
at the home Of his sister. Mrs. Jacobs,
Sunday.
Cecil Gettings and wife went TO Bet-
yer Saturday.
nrs. Letitia Gilbert visited with her
sister. Mrs. Gertie Gafford. Saturday.
w. /. Calhoun transacted business
in Beaver Saturday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
STOP THAT ITCHING

There is lot of skin trouble in Bea-
yer and surrounding territory this
spring. We will sell you jar of Blue
Star Remedy on a guarantee for Itch,
Eczema, Ringworm, letter or Cracked
Hands, Old Sores or Sores on Children.
Will not stain clothing and has a pleas
ant odor. Long e. Beegle Drug Co.
4-6 6-29
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
COMMUNITY SINGER
WILL APPEAR HERE
B. II. Twichell Will Conduct Singing
During Community Institute From
University OF Oklahoma.

The people of this city will have the
opportunity of hearing Mr.. B. II.
Twichell, one of the most popular
community singers in the southwest,
during the three days Community
Institute which will be held here
under the auspices of the University
of Oklahoma.
Young and old will enjoy singing
with him.
Mr.. Twichell has had years OF ex-
perience as director of recreation, but
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04

Mr.. James and son Willie took hogs
to Darrorse.t. Texas. Tuesday.
Albert Holcomb and Miss Rose Dean
Of Elmwood were married Sunday and
charivaried Tuesday night at their
home. Congratulations.
William James is to have a sale to.
day friday and viii move to Long
dale, where he has rented farm for a
year.
l.. L. McNulty were visitors at Harry
McNulty's Sunday.
Mrs. Daugherty las returned after q
visit with relatives most of the winter.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
For County Attorney

We are authorized to announce the
name of Edwin S. Gardner for re-
election to the office of County Attor-
ney, subject to the will Of the Repub-
lican voters at the August primary.
EDWIN S. GARDNER.
Beaver, Okla.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
STATE TREASURER

wish to announce myscif a candi
date for State Treasurer, Subject TO The
will OF the Republican voters. at the
August primary
WAYNE l.. DICKEY, Tulsa.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
swINDALL ron CONGRESS

hereby announce as candidate
for Representative in Congress from
the Eighth Congressional District
OF Oklahoma. subject to the will OF
the Republican voters. as expressed
I'm the Primary Election, August /,
1922.
CHARLES sWINDALL.
Woodward, Okla
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
.. 70. SMITH. OF ENID

Candidate for Congress subject to
the will OF the Republican voters of
the Eighth Congressional District
Has resided in the Eighth District
for the past twenty-five years and Is
engaged in farming. stock raising
and production of oil.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04

Vince Oosn r, dairy man from Null
vane, Kansas, va, here this week at
tsLding TO business and shaking hands
WITH old friends Mr. Cosuer was
formerly Beaver county. resident
having lived for number of years on
his farm six miles southeast of Beaver.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
For County Commissioner

hereby announce my candidacy for
County Commissioner of the First Dis
trict, subject to the will of the Repub-
lican voters. S. A. BOlLEAU.
Logan, Okla.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04

FOR SALE--A goor Hereford
bull, priced to sell. G. |. Hilder-
brand, miles south and west OF
Beaver. 5-11-2tp
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04

NO FISHING This is to Notify
that fishing on my premises will not
be permitted IL. Noble, Six
Mile. If.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Barby and Gus
Heitman, of Knowles, were business
callers in Beaver Tuesday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
FOR COMMISSIONER IsT DISTRICT

will appreciate your vote and sup
port for Commissioner LIST District, in
the Republican Primary.
JOHN BATEMAN, Knowles.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

l solicit your vote In the Repub-
lican primary for State Representa-
tive of Beaver e2d Harper counties.
LESLIE l. RAY, Laverne
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Maple we're
Beaver visitors wednesday afternoon.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04

MRS. HALL FOR COUNTY CLERK
Your support is solicited in my
campaign for county clerk, subject
to the will of the Democratic pri-
mary.
MRS. BEULAH HALL.
70 Beaver, Okla.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
ANNA HUGHES FOR COURT
CLERK

earnestly solicit your vote and
support for court clerk. subject to
the Democratic primary.
ANNA HUGHES, Beaver.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04
wALLENBERG FOR TRUsTEE

l will appreciate the support OF
the Republican voters for nomina-
tion as Trustee of Benton township.
II. l.. WALLENBERG
Clear Lake.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04

COMMISSIONERS FIRST DISTRICT
The Herald is authorized to pre-.
sent the name of r. Hagin. OF Ivan
hoe. as Republican candidate for
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04

| wish TO announce my candidacy for
County Commissioner uf the First DIS
trict, subject to the will Of the Re
publican voters at the August primary.
HENRY HAUrH, Knowles, Data
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-04

""AnMissus Johnson, you
be sure TO get ksiiogg's
Corn Flakes, because the
children Uon't eat any
other kind. Keiloggs
hape The goody favor
and they are never tough
and hard to sst!"
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
wM v. MtMPrls. NO. iT-iSl2.
parLena oIllImIIlniy.

A negro couple stood oucs again be-
forc thc pruhaildf oilccf
snow. this The oilccr said 90 both.
"s.ems o. mc O. b. a Casc where there
ls uuihing sery much the matter "a
ccpi that your tastes arc different.
You. sam. are much older than your
wife. fisa case u May married 10
nccomher
a slight pause. and then Eva, ne
wife. was hcard o. remark in q tircd
vulrrs
I'll REALLY doan' know what 700
means hr scr mfin' May a married
o. noclmher n scr roin' o. iais nat
uay. o. srems r. mo Co. bc case ~
Labor uaf marfloi i0 dc Day oi
Uesf--Tmm EtrutoiI's
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

AcCori.ur to sotefumeni authority.
ihe probation of Vanilla beams iu
Mex'cu mas hecome suurco ~ enor
nous revenue. 10 is asserted that uo
other country nGouis thc opportunities
for sucorssfgl vanilla ErnWiug as Mex
lcu o. alrpudy muks ahead ~ en-
other counifirs ln annual output Of
thc beams o. o. deflareL although as
So tcu little aiieniion bias been paid
in ihr Industry IN ihr rrglon around
Tuxfum on ihc rnlf coasi ihe vanilla
plant o. found nl ihuoHEh ihe iror.
ini fofrsfs o. iau climbing orohii
ani fa,e uni require ans aifeni'0n
teiuui thr 1aihu.us of the fuguni
and valuable hrans
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

~ KraHia m.i te Insisted unm
tor Both fhr nru.h uI tHe
IunOh faI flaf fHr Nussltrrmau
HH0f HhI.r unUIHHi'I r0nHnm.. Is boz
reality rnHml nul enIoi.fs o. d'r
unH fNunf ol a omH0io alliance of
fhe tto r.uniflrs a.Hinsf tir ufrHir
Do s believed int fHHl D. would nf
FHf 'n fhr commercial funnailnn ni
I.ani auI Isriafs uf fhr other sma.l
uai.HH. thHf Ie teitrDn l.ussa uni
u0fmHnI HHi aiHnr ihr ihH., anl
flHsr Hf fHr nfHe enffnir
une ffing b. evident fuuu's feHr
fIHf fhr trn0l nuIrrnnr uUlif E0t
nia mudue nni Doc ahsiuir dis
fruf U Urmanfs snUi iaIfn ani
esf mfenf.Hns .rr iuHInri a writer
m f.r Paris it.a'r ata Ormnni
IHs anf l.uu .sHnk fruTs iui0
fhr NHHr anl d. nail fnr rs.sianor
n sHarIn uh.it Co., atIrf aun.r uu
thnairuIue thC Polish anl nuuunlar
ImnUrr. iir udds Their Be- un
fnf fa iaer if us Harf in afu.i Hur
Ih0 naHonaiIsfs of liaiy afe nn ies'
aiamrf snsne n co., rar prrrHm
fIau faf er,af niiIaure between ter
mfnf cod iiussIa aud probably co.
aniIne lsam aorii ani q aaf ln CO..
nai distant future between thoss roa
ors snd fhe aIlIri nailons
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

TIN two roriuguese n,iators uhn
4 aartci frm ilsion 90 fly nrrnss
co. Aiianfir tn umrii n several
-iumrs 500 as fnr us So ruurs ruck.
ah0ui Thousand miles from ihe clIe
Verde islands bot smashed their rlanr
in matlng thc dimcui landing thrrr
a new plane uin to rnt 90 them hf
the rofiuEueae government to enable
them o. compleic their ioumey
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

enlisted rer.mnu of Nnn Instead
of GfWu mrn s. feH dnfs later this
HHs continued h o. rcnul vote nf
80 io lls nnl fhn le hl WAS
fassrI aHi han'.i on in He senate
NInrfT Republicans fnfel Hulnsi ihe
nfr0unel inrrease and o. iieuoCuis
mmonrl f Ihr measure carries H
faiHl appropriation of flii.dfiu"
which .s sltusuu mnrU Than Was
ntoi OIL 600 appropriations commit
trr Further .nrnases urc expected
Iu fIr senate
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

Tee hundred Pounds Of sympathy
= want 90 speak o. Aunt A-urs
sho gives nisirr in the lottluru
THAT fut man over there lu ihs coI
nsr D. Amt Agnes
~The i1eai Thought ne e'''iof
n that department was un elderly
.flnuer with D. hrntrn heaff
~You un .er fof yuuneif that hss
nf tho masculine elnief nud takes
nlHnshmrni regularly. hui uu.y
maiam. sou dmt ku0a co.. depth ~
that mans .Hgi iies so affected m
.ane uf ihe letter. he rrttrs from
ma.dsn. In distress chat if hr fIini
DRINK uraiN d. nrtrr uu'f 30
.hm.h h'. tu.r birmingham Aer
UeuI
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

NITOMEN from an parts of the
w Western Hemisphere assembled
IN baltimore. Md, NJ the call ~ the
National isaEue ~ Women Voters a.
confer on such subjects ns education.
child welfare, women IN Industry. prr
,entlon ~ tho tranic IN women. civil
and political status ~ women and n.
tcfuniioual frirndlncsa Il q hoped
the cunfefcncr will lead g. close co.
operation among the women u the
entire world
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
Russians and Germans Almost
Break Up the Economic Con.
ference al Genoa.
sign TREATY OF Their own
Nulst naf Germany from chef Con-
russ tui Nsuiraa pfoissi-F va.
ina ln Ireland Increases Little
nasy Advocates Afs Dtieat
81 ln ths Houts
o. EDWARD " PicKARo

Tuu several iaia iaf Hsft o. uas
L ff.uaht Co., Uaua oanieruos uus
sIolf fo tfrat up In nIH. Dog ai
thIs ariIng BE- amelrs ia1ssiiir mat
Co., irm.ir ulu De- ftrl up ani ilr
discussion ~ r'ans far the eoouaml0
frlrufraiInn af IHrff ull oHnilnur
eemauy rul nuas'a pvHpIiairi
Co. ran. anl CO., fHrmfi SO mHaf ni
o. tians CO. s.tifi frllslie Ilh.irh
sr.n hs.nr credited eifh delrr move
Ioinninr ur CO., uee0iIal.ons hfsan
Dr. Berlin tr ani lin0fHf iiaihrnau tni
tnEffirf H naIIln cod HErri fHf
thr.r respective governments irraii
ttaf rrnarafrs shat m.Ehi ls d0nr
a. fhr Henna conference Ifr ian
raarfr.rs alIes fn 01n0tl a.l sar ifhis.
nu r'aims fr uar famHFrs unl aN
rIn.ms faf famarra dHr fe tHr aHflris
raf.HnrIIHns German rrIsf1, pru
tiInr nuss.a fnrs nHf rrlaf ether iHf
sIEn uri.Hns Cor fhIs nai.Hna''rai.nn
d. Co., latter 0sr Germany maintains
co. nshf in Ha'm dlmaefs o. o.
nlruI chat Germany ani Russia rr
orHIrr r0h other and Wsrmr ful
ODD amarr anl trade Relations ihai
ffff irtai rarh 0fhrf aa m.si Hfnfri
ranans nnf fhai co. fuaI oi lnai.
IiiHfst s mnnIri
Announcement HI fh'a rarf hrnHshi
etfnss.Hns nf Indignant ufairsf irHm
IImH Haar.. ani larilHH ahH Nrfr
fsss.sI rfh.r nfstiI m IaIiH W
u.Il nrf rHrr rfHrsi.f m IIrHnIH
uf u.Hm an. laII o' iHHaH Ihr.e
ftt H.ta.nrn fhen uIIHi in ihr
f.I.ui.. Of g.e.hns.HlH.n rH.fHi
Hmnn ani iurH Slavic nui aIl
a.nDI naIr fH Coo U.mHu tU'r.H.
un TELLING Df thr'f ra.uri sufuf'af
nt Ii. aliInn uh.rH iIri nii tin'airi
tfr HnffHa OrrmaHf arfr'ui
when shc srirn0i CO., oaHiefrurr Hnl
fttf decision fhfi as rUsut Nrr
mant .tnnId HUi hr rfmfioi in iair
tuu m ani future discussions of da
as.as rtIHfIur io iiu...au anaIr
100 Germnm tnak ihls tIrs rather
uimif. arf amr or ihrm saIi iho1
uoud rather ioatr Ornu ihHn ulIh
draw thr tnau H ctn.0r which
Ilmd Uenrre uTrwd ihem Woinrs
dat uu ihr urutni nai.ons Nnr
wat sueIrn iirnmart Holland
glannni Switzerland rumpilI Inul
ga ara'na thr aliI.s ani lU.uri hus
~ ln ihr drfnHi siatcurnt ihai Nrf
MANI ooaIl nai is tauri frm rar
uafaiIon in Hsrlssi0n oi huss.an af
fairs storft n ful wee of ihr rnn
frraar Tha aff.n uas Hriulir.
tnm hI rranimrni Hu|nti ihr 1870
t.h rr,mIefs attempts in iomlnlil
ttr runfrItnIr aud tf COO frar ihai
In rr pfItatr conversations thai hat'
trrn rainr on ln his Genoa VIVA ar
rnnrcmenis would be- made With Rus
~ that would urcludloe ihc laicrrsi'
of ihe smaller powers The Nussian'
nisn Insisted that Germany must f''
Ia aii conferrnccs heuuse thcrc wcr'
many questions silll NJ Issue between
Germany and Russia un Thursday
however lloyd Genrre sald The Cor
mans had arfrol not to participate d
discussions of Russian afalrs
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

ID REPRESENTATIVE m.ANp ~ m.
II dluus has drafted hln which
auihurIirs the President 10 apfolni t.
"coal Investigation aevncy." composed
of thc dlWcior ~ Tho rculoglnl sur.
Ney. director ~ the harrau ~ mines
dlrctur ~ the crnsus and cnmmls
sloncr n labor statistics and slx oh.
~ o. BE- connrmcd hy the senate. n
would BE- given sweeping powers 70
ohialn information
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

FLOODS nni innlfnHs hatr lrru
4 p'atne ha,uc n ihe Middle West
rhwurh much ol coo Mississippi u,rr
Vuilrt coo rivers Hnd Hrtnms have
hfutru their irtree nui userfoHrd
their hanks dalue ,na damage ln
mHW towns Hui mHHilfIur miiiiona
VI acfrs of land tusHemahly o.li
uc1ihpf addri to ihe dIsiurs. of thc
nrorir whn were driven frum their
homrs Tir wiudsiurms werr most
sstcnr ln eHuihrm Illinois und souih
rm iniIHnl Several Towns wrrr
hadly wrtkci and ahuui hny lives
urfr best.
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05
IN KrIIrY b Mleh-

CuAiRMAN PAT KTifEY u Mlch.
- lfan and hls cuhurt ~ 'llitle
navy" men weui down a. defeat n
thr housr of representatives hsi week.
and n che spuatr dncs as q q ex.
r.eie.i o. do ihc vnIirn States viii
b. nhir o. maintain a navy % pspcci.
able pruiafi.nns m cummliire ~
the whole thu house hy vote ~ ~
g. in adopted tho nmrndmeni to the
committee blll which provided fof an
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

Tlr mo chat is u.rnn..h'r fHf enc
inrmou aud H-ifr ln ihr world ls toe
human mrr nrvfuu Nrta
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

ID AnTTOu ~ Francc held with
ID How'd Ueorrs that the Russo der
man paci ru,eulr'i violations II the
tuat, ~ Versaliles and that ihs Ter
mnns must be- excluded ilr was
haetcd up io The limit by biz gu,crn
mrnt I'rumler rulncafc sent 10 tho
Truch ambassadors in tho allied
countries Instructions 20 Insist that
rnersetlc meaur's b. taken and pen
nliles nrpllod io Germany u che ~.
tano tuuait were nd ahumicil ~
rauliess ~ what the Geuoa cuufcf
enfe mlshi decide IN the matter lle
asld that The ,Asculluu ~ The treaty
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

L uMEriME durIne ihe rr'~ni soa
> san fhe senate uili rass sniiier
bonus iaaiHaiian 81 much vas de.
fennInei hi tho iiepuh.lrun senaiars
Iu murrs hf @ fn I vote. and theY
askei the nnncr c0mmifier to rri'urf
"a 900 "uiihn uusnnahie time
Uuf theY uurhri rn deeIsIon us to
ite form ihe hiii unl take Tho riFhf
of fhe senate io aii nu, natsuuc pr.
Visions tn tle biii rasssl hy ihe house
o. quesiloned since fhc Constitution
uuH'res thar revenue mrIsuu.a must
originate On fhr louaa Nrpuhlun
Irafers ~ both srultr ani house arr
Henin Discussing Coo rIan " nn1nrins
fhr l0nus hi Coo sllo of nH.tsh hnnis
aHl f ls understood thuf NJ thesr nrc
fuHi available ihoush Coo u0rs of
fhr fUfrm irhf oumm.uInn rnrsI
Don't linui.ne un cog rh'ei in thlf
mriiHf m rHIslne Co.. flnfs WITH
fHIs n tIrH f1nua 1na hrHe m1fe tn
fsfrHHe senate consideration nf fhr
fHUHs mrrsnfr wfI Hfirf lhr mIT
hu hns hnu ra.Hl OBJ uh'.h i.m
If Is expected fEr uUrk 0f the clm.
mission ull hr fHr rnHneh afWnori
fn r.tr nssuuurr that Coo inu. term
british aruri'rs $3.50 hr available
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

THE hshi of ftnrr vho believe o.
4 adequate nai.onai dcfeus b. nou
conferred on the arms huL o. fhs
fhr American Lesion is iHklns Hriite
mrf Nnf.mHl Commander MHrNIfer
aHfHrinr before fhr aeulie upnrupra.
fIHus committee fn irn0rnor fhe hnree
iu uhi0h prmIirs for only iiann
enlisted mrn ilo udt
"Tlt American Legion unqualified
iy harks ur fhe President. the secre
fau ~ uur. anil geuemi rershing in
their surfnr of nrefsnu auuruprla.
flnn. fnf ihr National Guard ormn.
ifsl n.frtts. ur-rte ofIors train.
ing c1us nnd civilian military train.
.ng mmrs as recommended hy the
War department nni alan supports
fir unsIi'on chat approximately m.
wu men is fhe minimum number
nre.ied fuf no rrguiar establishment
tn rsrfom its proper mission in our
plan of national defense"
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

Ore emit ycry wcl beast n his
own houors, hni hc can rui ur some-
t..ir rise fn doInr u.
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

Rtmtmttr Thou or Coed osstl
Umnhrf mr. % mf DuL cnurCrn
lnr thIs und uIrc nHt 0ut mi a.ui
asris ihli h1tr iHue Cor thc house
Of my God Sch ilii
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

L Tiuurn g rfesiieni uarnnF's
= HmIasal of emrlatuss of ihe hu.
rau ~ rucrut.ur an1 rfinilug and
other turraus and ht rumofs uf
nlans o. rrsifici coo uprraiion ~ the
merit lau wuerally, thr National
Civn Service Reform league ullcl a
canfcrucc ~ al Interested orfauifn.
ilous and individuals % mcct IN Wash.
lnrion April ~ That engraving hu.
rrau affair q causlnr The udmlnlsirn.
tlon lot ~ truuhle and the end d
not yet. In attempting % explain the
Presidents acilun The unlclal urran
n the rlate Printers union asserted
the country was hootlei With mlllluus
~ cuunisrfeli federal rscre notes
and other trcamry issues. This was
natiy dcnlc,i by Secretary Mellon.
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

CTuI anaiter Ifaoe oinferrnnr
> tfu hrfutln ihr headers of ihr
irish nliIUus d.e noi srum in BE-
accomplishing much. fuf fhe nfhiinr
m ireland nfs Un with nrnasnf
bitterness a. Nairms Easter onur
900 nUi o,rriuair hui Unr of h.s ad
hrrlns attempted chat da1 to auas
sInaio Mi.harl Cs'l.ns bead of thc
pros Is'anll government Hnf ihru
urrr Hluait clashes between thp o.
uuhuuu and rrrr state foroos which
uerr raniInurl 900 ihrurh ihr ucrk
in uunm thc "fJi.flsr orrmrirl thr
Tour Courts anil other hu'lincs and
fnnrrd n tatiirs with co. COLLINS
f,ar.. und m nsifasi tho CaihnIios
arf rruirsfnnis tfiei unl burned
sui looiri io ihlif hfrrs ranfrni
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

I'm irnf dmunoni peacr nrrnilH
Il rnm no uainn between iaun
and fhr Der fnsrm wrahlh hatr
torn broken UF nu1 Japan has dr
r.iaf fn s.Hf nHrr roUiaWmrnf irHrs
nin siberia Tfr DlIm trirni,s
lerrdIng in Iusto or0.ai siafrmenft
fner uIn.ne a.mr Uf H1r ranf.
nafr utHf coo 1afanfsr cHusirro
mf....Ir frnani. oannrIne rr.
frfIon af ut.s uri rHffnI of ff
f.n residents HHi f0r nIsn f.nI
.rI fHrairHri tn luIi fre o.ufann1
90 Ut.r urH. u0f on..iel Ta.u
hrvum Instructed lts d,lrrairs q.
withdraw.
The Crittenden press., 1922-05-05

DtANs aw unfcr uuy for a nnan
1 600 onfrnnor fo he CALLED hf
ihe iurfran hanis of issur to dls.
rsss rians for fhr Regulation ~ cur
unrf n uiIrh conference the rn.tel
snfes Iuirml nfsrur hank uIu hc
astsl fo take part Meanwhile srraf
bankers. inr.uiIur J riruaHf Mor
aan. ORE auauaInr iH merf IH EurIe
fH Huif fhe gursiIHu of Hn Infrua.
uuual inHu in OfuHsnf o. hsip in Che
ne0msfmfiiou of that oouni1, io im
prove Doc exchange ani tn assist Der
In rafinr CO. rsiamfl0ns On tieH of
Grmnnis rrIfairl refusai tn pal.
fhe aiIri rrIauflHns commission
virtually has tumri that problem
over iu franaal rkfFrfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-25
CAUSE AND EFFECT

Tho amateur dramatic society was
preparing for q performance OF "As
You Like IT."
Tho dress rehearsal took place In a
garden that was overlooked by a
building IN course Of erection A.
tho amateurs postured and ehanfed
tho bard's beautiful lines. brickiayers
above them laid bricks. carpenters
planned boards. and masons Clipped
stones.
Towards the end Of the play. dur
ing a pause In the rehearsal. a voice
from tho building operation was
heard 20 say Eraveiy: Il prithee.
malapert. pass me yonder trowel"--
Pearson's Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-25
GLADYS WALTON To
APPEAR As -MslISS"

Rupert Julian. the man who direct.
"a ~wo Are French ana who has
guided some Of the most picturesque
adventures In fllmdom's history. is
back AT Universal City.
lie win direct Gladys walton Ia
the biggest vehicle OF her career.
Bret Harte's 'Afiix.~ II will be
called The ciri Who Pan Wild
Miss waitons rapid rise in emo
sicnal work hiss been the wonder os
fllmdom. and now executives cf the
company sre Determined 10 give her
the best in stories and directors. u
she really II .'the greatest find sincs
Mary Piciford" a. has been said.
Universal will find II out within a
few months more.
Leo Mccarsy. TOD rrowuinw's ns
sirtant In the making Of Under Two
Flags viii be 5ulian's aida
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-25
UNUSUAL LIGHTING IN
STRAND PHUTOrL.AY

II concentrated aud led out 20 thr
average American town Of 10000. tbs
amount az light used for tho sets
during. the production of One Clear
CALI now ~ the strand. would u
illuminate n for ~ nights.
Tho electrical load was I5.i1o am
peres or ss.sss. 900 watts. This would
keep an ordinary reading lamp burn.
lng 20 hours a day for iss years and
eight days. This - n little more
power than 4. required for the aver
age large sets and unusual lighting
effects, but any production with In.
terrier scenes uses up more Juice :
than the ordinary citizen does during
q lifetime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-25
HoOT GIBSON NOW
At TIE COLUMBIA

"A drama, cramrned with adventure
and romance. opened at the Column
bia today. Trimmed" IL the title
aud the leading role n played by
Hoot Gibson. IL II typical Gibson
picture and those who have admired
this popular star In other film stories
Of the West viii enjoy this new
offering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-25
WHOLE TOWN TURNS OUT
To SEE AUTO WRECK"

Choosing road crossing along the
Southern Pacific tracks in Ventura
county as the location for a thrilling
Autoirain wreck. John NJ. siahi re.
Gently broke the bonds ~ tradition in
three California eifier. santa Paula.
Ventura and Fillmore.
For years they have been Justly
termed mine o'clock towns but
when IL became known that Lewis
Stone was going 20 work IN scenes
for Forthcoming First National re
lease. The Dangerous Age" In the
vicinity. the whole countrywide
turned cut, parking their cars along
the main highway and waiting pa,
|tienfiy until lac q. fn-s when q big
wreck was STAGED. Attic several of
the company wsrs HIT BY parts % the
Inflated auto. none Of the visitors
was struck ey the flying debris.