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Evening journal., 1922-05-15
NV rNJoY THE MOVIES.

Invitations 10 the Movies are eI,
tended 10 six persons today tnrous" e+.
our Classified Advertising Depel', p'..,
-, T.ook through the classined
- and n your name Is there come
- Iournai office and eceive free
.t.tots for two Cwar tax paldl
N see the special production y
Yankee in King arthur 5
Court" at the Majestic, and Charles
CbapIjn in PAY Day" at the
Tuesday only. See page ID
today.
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srN AND TInE-Standard Tlmc.
LOST.
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RUBY SETTING. gentleman's ring. In
German Hall or going from German
Han to Eighth and Market SITS. Return
TO T. W. Deats. Sal Kirkwood st. Re
ward mayl53t.
CONTINUED on Page Thirteen)
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SAFETY FIRST.

Get your deviled crabs at Nobis
Cafeteria. Ninth St. entrance, Will
mincton Savings Fund Bldg,-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-05-15
TopAY-s Temperatures

At The Evening Journal Office.
500 A. MO 1901 p. NJ. 10
1000 A. NJ. 81 100 p. NJ. IT
Evening journal., 1922-05-15

For Glover Dairy Safe MIX phone
154O-154t.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1922-05-15
The Weather

Generally fair tonight and Tues
day. little change in temperature
moderate variable winds, becoming
northwest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-31
When A Girl 
 Marries
By ANNE LESLIE.

Much as I needed the extra time which Rosa's defection gave me for
 my own work, I went to Jfm's off1ce instead of telephoning Mabel that the conference was off.
 Mabel is one of the few persons to whom I can speak frankly of Dad Lee. With her I don't have to pose about my attitude toward him. So I told her of lRosa's encounter with Dad Lee and of the discussion of the matter I'd had with Rosa.
 .'The little cat!' calculated my Goddess of Liberty girl vehemently.
 The failure iof her usual boise ar5 dignity astonithed me. BgS arEcr a moment it dawned on me that her single phrase suggested a great deal. looked Mabel square1y in the eye and her eyess fell from my probing glance.
 .tShe is IttIe cat" I replied ttI guess that suIas up the situation. And now I'm going to trot along and work on some advertising copy for an ac- count I hope to make a splendid thing of"
 More power to you," replied. Ma bel, getting ap with a, suggestion of awkwardnessf and seizing my hand in a grip which conveyed her wish to stand by. "f hope you make a big thing of you. business. I hope you don't run afoul of Dick there. If I knew where to find him I'd try to hina-to kee1 him from touching you. I'd like to do something''- "You've done evereything, No one could have accomplished more." re- piled, sensiuE how deeply Mabel sym pathized wi h my unspoken fear.
 I wished tEhe could find the cour- age to <speaIfout. I'd not be so afraid of Rosa's G3obable intent to be the one to tell i'm of Dad Lee if only Mabel werelft evidently struck dumb by the sam fear. But I took my cue from Eer and mentioned no name but Dicks. "But I couldn't have you fsfing a madman like Dick West for n4, Mabel. Not you of all people,"
 "Tm tho. only person you know | who has Il othing to fear-who has 1 nothing nkore to fear-from Dick West" M bel corrected hastily. 1 'tNevert5Iess, I'd be afraid to | have you I ice a man who once set l fire to an partment, and before that | even mady an attempt on a life" l replied ted .eIy.
 Does i osa Cordova know where MT. Lee il to be found?'' asked Ma l bel.
 1 'Tm su5 g she doesn't" I replied, 1 'sI took is for granted that he'd be
 with his friend, MT. Rogers, again
 at his hotel I suppose it would be | wise to find out-to invite him back into my Ife.''
 '1f he'll come," said Mabel tersely l Her words crystallized a, determina-
 ton I've been trying to avoid. Here | tofore Dad Lee has sought me. He l came intQ my life uninvited, and he
 has thrgt himself into my affairs 1 over andnleyer when some brief sepa-
 ration frrgiven me freedom from
 the pooEadase prodigaI father I can't 1 pretend antinS glad to see. 1 Now 4gSnust keep him in my life. | I must olsek him out and hold fast 1 to him. :hsNo matter how my enemies 1 may inton4ret this, loyalty to Jim re- 1 qufres tFIat get in touch with Dick l West by whatever means can man 1 age to discover.
 I can't delay. I must find Dad Lee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-31
CHAPTER 635

Instead of carrying out my original plan to devote the rest of the morn ing to my own work, after informing Mabel that Rosa Cordova wasn't coming to Jim's office. felt compell- ed to start at once on a search for Dad Lee. I telephoned Tony and asked if I might have the car and Lyons. Tony agreed at once, assur- ing me that the car was always mine when I wanted it.
 As soon as Lyons arrived we drove first to the hotel where Dad Lee al- ways stays. I sent Lyons in to re- connoitre. The moment he emerged from the main door, I realized that this clue had lead nowhere. Mary word that helps us, did I get there," he said, climbing into the drivers seat without further exp1ana- tion. I knew this meant he felt we were being watched, so I made no effort to talk to him until he turned into the quiet park path where we had talked before. Then Lyons told me what he had learned in the hotel. 'I goes up the desk and asks for MT. Lucius L. Lee,'' he said. And they say he ain't with them. Then I asks if he left forwarding address They sfdestep that, too. So, seeing they're acting under instructions I ask for MT. Rogers. And I get took into his private office. He don't re- member me. So I ask for the ad- dress again. And Rogers says he can't keep track of all his guests. Then l say I'm a friend of Slim Dar- row and that I knew the boys up North and want to reach Lucky For minute I think he's going to fall for it. Then the telephone rings. And when Rogers turns around again know he's been tipped off,
 hat d l
 alarmed by certain doggedness in his face
 T acts as if I don't see any change Of temperature regiatered on Rogers race and adds. as if I am finishing my sfhtence' that I'm looking for MT. lse on my own account and also for, tae old gentleman's daughter. who's sSrt or anxious about her dad, as him ana her didn't part on the best of terms. And then Rogers sneers and says mat If Lee had any reason to "lsh to see Ms daughter now or ever again ned say SO without her send ing her detectives to spy him out'' w men means that - MT. T.as doesn't want to see me-" I said haIf to myself. UT
 Precisely how I make it. madan, if make bold to say so. And s1so :. seems to me the more he don't wan+ to see you the more you do want +o see him. You don't want to start de- tectives a-trai1ing him. But we nieb+ try at the hotel where Dick used +o be. And also there's few other hangouts of Dicks that I'm wise to-,
 I've until o'clock to give to this Lyons" I relied almost grimly. And the harder it is to find MT. Lee the more it looks to me as if I just about HAVE to- do it. Let's drive to every place you think holds out any hope of clue. And I'll keep my eyes wide open as we travel through the streets"
 Sure, ma'am," agreed Lyons. ad- miringly. You'd think of thati With bird Hke-Dick West-a11 we know is that he's likely to roost in very unIilS ely places"
 (To Be Continued)
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-05-25

IN WATERMAN TRIAL


ASohtihueu from page =
with the affairs of that bank on Nay
IL, 1919. Now he says he had M
knowledge that any alterations were
made or that this report was false.
The report is also signed by Leslie
Roth who was holding a position ut
that time as assistant cashier. Do Won
think for one moment. Gentlemen #
the Jury, and is it reasonable and is
it fair to presume that an assistant
cashier would go to the extent and tae
trouble of making up such false re-
port as that report of May IL without
any knowledge, instructions or advice
from the defendant in this aetion9
Suppose that he was prudent banker
and that this bank had been conducted
along absolutely legitimate lines, how
long would the position of that assis.
ant cashier last if he would 90 in
there on his own hook and pull off
such job as thats Is it reasonable
to presume or expect that he would
do that on his own volitions Who was
the managing head, who was the eye.
eutive head of this bank at that time 7
1t was the defendant according to his
own testimony, and that is my conten- |
ton absolutely throughout this ease. |
Now and then we have shown you
the bank was in much better condition!
on this report where certain records
and certain books weAe altered and
changed, grossly changed to make upl
that report; that the report also ccv
cred the business of May Is instead of
the 18th; we showed you why that was
done. 1t was very apparent because
IN the 18th than on the 18TH We
showed you where the columns of this
book had been altered. The mistake
hey made was that they did not alterI
I'll their books; only part of them
we're altered. Now regarding the
Transient Bank account of May 4,
800. That was not new occurrence.
They had a Transient Bank account
Jack in May, 1919, which consisted Of
he same pile of paper as it did d
he 4th day of May, 1920, Rawson- /
Works items carried in Transient |
Banks. Whys To build up their re
erve. You noticed the defendant IS {
estimony when he was pinned right /
own on that yesterday when he was /
sked what effect, or if that would !
fleet the reserve of that bank, "Wcll {
ct necessarily; not necessarily" Dol {
on remembea how many times he {
ave such an answer as that9 He knew |
he evidence shows conclusively that {
e knew why those items were being t
arried in the Transient Banks. He
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hasn't been in the banking business
since he was IL years old not to learn.
Gentlemen of the Jury, what effect
that would have on he Reserve of that
bank. Why did he instruct his Cash
Ter, Mr.. Dempsey, to kite those items
into Transient Bankss So that thew
could be in there for a period of 30
days before his report to build up this
reserve again, just as it had been.
Now then, their first item ON the
cross examination of Witness Becker
in this case, perhaps You will remem-
Der, was to show where number of
items and remittances had been made
from this Bradford Kennedy Companv
to the Rawson-W Works Lumber Com.
pany, or Frank Waterman. They
spent : half day going into those items
away back to 1918, but ir redirect
examination what was the result of
in proving that Bradford Kennedy
Company had at one time paid some
of those itemss They were along
prior to any of the items listed in
this or in any of these reports. We
have shown you conclusively what
those payments were applied Onto
take up Frank Waterman's checks.
They were not applied to the payment
of any of those drafts or obligations
of Frank Waterman in the bank at
that time or at any other time covered
by any of these reports in evidence
here. Now then he says that he had
no knowledge on May 70 or any of the
other dates that at the time these re-
ports were made up that there were
lany excess loans in this bank. Do
you remember that certain letter hav-
ing been read to you, Gentlemen of
the Jury, in which he asked his cash
Ter to have, / believe it was Rippel
be termed the party to send him state
ments of excess loansg Do you re-
that? He must have known
about it then. Now then
ne says that after he went to Pomerov
he WASH t very familiar with the Bank
If Kamiah. But what did Mr.. Denp-
icy saya Didn't he tell you, Gentle
nen of the Jury, that Mr.. Waterman
eceived daily statement from Kanl-
ah regarding the condition and af-
aims of that banks What do his let
ers showf Every letter that was
cad in evidence shows that he was
N the job when he was in Pomeroy
egarding what was going on in Orc
inc or at Kamiah, and perhaps that
$ why they were paying him the 800
month. He understood all the time
very transaction that happened and
II the affairs and conditions of that
'ank at Kamiah. He knew that tie
iorsuch loan was excess; he knew Rat
he Rosengrants loan was excess Mt
Continued on page 81
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS NOTES :
-.mnmaaaRmnnR =

!. Laier's wall paper brightens tn
home.
Get in line. for those boys, suits a
Carlsons.
Hartford hail insurance. Curt
-. Miller.
Safe deposit boxes for rent at tn
Farmers State Bank.
Big shipment boys suits Just re
ceived at Carlson's. Sizes 7 to /,
years.
| Everybody has good time at TIL.
Mohler dances. Next one coming mr.
Saturday night.
For auction sale dates see Her.
aid Office. Harry G. Cranke,
auctloneer: 49tf.
Nezperce Warehouse Co. writes spe-
!cial policies, fire or life, to suit your
individual needs.
All the fixings for the spring clean
up at Laier paints, varnishes, brush
es, ETC., etc.
Mrs. Knight, of Seattle, is the
guest of her friend, Mrs. G. c. Pen
nell, in this city.
$4,000 handles good quarter section
southwest of town. Other good buys.
Union State Bank. stiff
Tanlac is the peoples medicine and
the people themselves have made It'll
what it is. At DeMoude e.
Miss Eetta Brown, county superin-
tendent of schools, went to Lewiston
this morning and will go. thence to
Kamiah to remain until Monday on
school business.
Chas. s. Cook was called to Asotsn
yesterday morning by message an
nouncing the very serious illness of
his eldest brother, George Cook. No
word has been received since his leav-
ing and it is hoped the brother is irn-
proving.
Bascom Billups was down from Sp,-
kane the first of the week making ar
to move into the ]. NJ.
residence here in about al
month when he will have finished his
school work in the city. He bought
he Mitchell property, one of the pref
lest homes in town. II
A card received Monday by @. WI
Felt from Young Stanley Ketchel, dat
ID Tokyo, Japan, announces that that
ad participated in the first boxing
how in Japan on May 7, when Spider
spach boxed Togo Koriyama, Japa- I
lese, and Ketchel boxed Young Wat f,
nobe, Japanese. Both bouts went six {
ounds with no decision. Ketchel %
lany old Nezperce friends will be IL
lad to hear of his work in the Orient. t
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i Get it for less at Laier's.
Ladies spring samples just arrived
Carlson's Toggery.
Nezperce Warehouse Co. makes farr
loans.
See Nezperce Warehouse Co. fo
grain prices, insurance, farm loans.
Found-Plain GOLD ring. Al
this office on payment this ad.
Have you anything to sell or trade
large OF smallF See Stellmon Bros. If
Tomorrow, Friday, night, social ans
dance at Fairview school house. AL
invited.
New supply of latest men 3 shirts
including popular Beau Brummel line
at Carlson 3.
Got any boyss Carlson has just re-
ceived big shipment of suits they n
like; sizes to IS years.
For sals-Registered 2-yr.-old boar,
See Sellards on the old Adams place
near Cottonwood crossing. 5lw2
az A<ouitS ALI VI Ine Cnr1Stlan
church will meet at the annex We'd
nesday afternoon, May 81. Important.
Eggs--S. G. White Leghorn, for set
ting; 80 per cent fertile and safe de-
livery guaranteed. Roy stelImon,
Craigmont. 46tf
For Sale-Pure bred Percheron stall.
ion; also Trash milk cows and stock
hogs. W. J. and B. H. Belts, phone
ll92j- 52w4
For sale-Half interest in 22x3G
Case separator and lOx2O Case engine
practically new. For particulars write
G. V. Gordon, R. No. l, Box lei.
Charleston, Wash. 52w4
Tanlac is unquestionably the most
widely talked of medicine in the world
today and those who once use it invar-
iably buy it over and over again and
tell their friends of the splendid re-
suits they have derived from its use.
At, DeMoude 3 Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Mitchell and
children will leave the first of next
week for their new home in Pocatello,
where he becomes manager of the
south Idaho branch of the auditing
firm of Byron Defenbach & Sons. AS
IN employee in the offices of the court
house here and manager of the Nez-
'eree & Idaho Railroad, J. M. has
made clean, creditable record and he
,oes into his new calling well equip
Jed in every way to make good. He
md his estimable family are citizens
my community may be proud of ansi
We give them up reluctantly, and trust
hat the best of fortune shall ever at
end them. In parting, Joe says, tell
II the folks we are mindful of the
many kindnesses and friendly services
ccorded us and we only regret that
annot take all our prairie friends
long
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-05-25
Cash knocks the persImmons

/ Cash knocks the persimmons :
! Laier's. ''s
ANY one wanting good horses CO
Stellmon Bros.
Business is good at Laier's becaps
ne sells it for less.
/ u fits like paper ought to ON tn
wall-the kind you get at Laier,s
Just arrived-Men IS work shoes
$3.50 and up. Men s dress shoes "A Il
and up carIson's Toggery.
just arrived, spring samples men !.
2-piece suits, $25. 3-piece, $4,000 ant
up. carlson's Toggery.
Wanted-Good work horses. aroun
5-year-olds, and weigh about 1900 q
m' upper, phone 1880. 5Iwe
Bulk peanut butter, zoe per ID.
Bring container. Free delivery,
Phone 1920, Downing's Grocery.
For sale-Eggs for hatch ng, prize.
winning White Wyandottes; $l.00 per
Is, $500 per 100. Sanford stapleton.
The Winchester Eastern Star Char.
ter is presenting "a Poor Married
Kan =" at their opera house June S.
Farm Lands am getting many in
quiries about Nezpercc prairie farna
If you want to se,a, lis. now. H. w
Niles. Seeing is believing.
Lost-Tail from ms rtin fur chok-
er, between Downing's store aud
Catholic church, SATURDAY. Leave at
this office. Reward. i
Foundry Mail Carrier Bur
ton In east Nezperee, auto mud
chain. At this office on descrip-
ton and payment this notice.
Clayton Croker, forest ranger Of
the Pete King district on the Lochsa
river, was down the first of the week
to visit homefolks and get his saddle
horse.
Young man, if you want to atterd
The citizens military training camp at
Ft. Douglas, Utah., during August
oui "a POiASco pdlu---WIltc Ohpt. Il. IL.
Dotvin, Lewiston, at once. Ten may 90 |
rom Nezperce-32 from Lewis coun-
y. Fine summer outing.
For sale-Ten head pure-bred Hol-
tein cattle, mostly registered, all can
e. One bull A years old, State Col
eye stock, two cows five years old,
wo cows four years, one heifer two
ears, four heifers one year. Will sell
t good bargain, and fine chance
or someone. Write or come to see
hem. G. L. Moore, Pardee, Ida. 52wa
Curry w. Felt returned form Spo-
ane Friday last after visit with his
amily. Master Marion, the 11-year-
Id son of Mr.. and Mrs. Felt, has suffi-
iently recovered from slight attack
{ pneumonia to be in school again and
J resume his accustomed place as
tcher ON the junior base ball club of
lie Roosevelt school.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-05-25

buIs cool, but the rains are ne'l
,tierd hail insurance Curt
Miller.
,Is-Gssd work horses for cattle tile
Jacobs
9Th. , ;.;.o,
,Fiston today.
i delivery. Downing's Gro
= phone 1920.
GOOD, welI-matched teams for
s.a sss Bros. 3Stf
,,Dsrts warehouse Co. now has its
i, opposite post office.
,,.,nsv C. H. Nugent is over fro'f.
|s~opt today on business.
4. fine ice from Medved's new
Iius-supplied in any quantity.
stellmon Bros, real estate.
d ,st their best service no matter
IN me deal. 37tf
.,turs--plenty grass and water on
,0p sw Nezperce; $3.50 per head
] month. Glen Powers. 49tf
In can have a splendid appetite,
asct digestion and sound, restful
4 BY taking Tanlac. AT. DeMoudes.
ID n get up with that good feeling
'ou're slept on one of those comfy
t,ssses Laier sells for less.
.rgsin-Four.room house, lot, out
aipgs and furniture-$350. See or
) B. Grinstead, Culdesae. 51w2I
s. L. C. Nation, who has been
wing medical treatment in Srp-
the past several weeks, returned
Thursday and was accompanied
n little sister, Eleanor.
. Edith Downing was last week
lted deputy in the county treas
and assessors Offices to sue
Harlan Moser, who resigned toI
he Lewis county agency for the
ears.
received by Mr.. and Mrs. C.l
, this week brings the news that
on, Frank, and family, who left
ONE weeks ago for California,
ssched their destination and are
'joying the sunny cline II
of the most enjoyed picnics oeIs
lr was held Wednesday after
hen Mrs. Heston, Mrs. Ransier, :
[arding and Dale Miller took
and Bird grades of the pubic !
to the Tram. The satisfied g
the youngsters on their return I
dence the picnic was complete n
picnic trimmings.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-05-25

GOOD SERVICE
We make every day performance tell the kind of
service you get at this storeour service pleases
host of patrons who know what good service is Ii
trial. Let prove to you what prices and
service can do for you.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-05-25
New Stock Mems Shoes

The famous ssHunkidori" and "Chip-
pewa Special Line. Work and
semi-dress shoes that are recognized
as the best in the world. The price
is no higher than for ordinary shoes.
Let US show you the line.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-05-25
= |lMUNSING=WEAR
IS QUALITY WEAR
IT'S WHAT YOU GET FOR WHAT YOU PAY.

RI ISN'T WHAT YOU PAY FOR UNDERCLoTHING IT.
DERwEAR PURCHASES ON THE BASIS OF TRUE ECONOMY
Add giving features of Munsingwear They
Perfection binding the crotch baggng in the body
skim scratching irritating fabrics GOODNESS
and comfort during the hot days;
cleanliness is made under absolutely sanitary
dtions
ruNsINGWEAR I'M THE LONG RUN lis THE MOST SENSIBLE
BUY THAT rs WHY MILLIONS OF SATISFIED MEN, WOMEN
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-05-25
FIGURE YOUR UNI

Then economy features of Munsingwear instability
unsngwear fits with the satisfaction after each trip to
laundry; durabyit Munsingwear habit to ouast
pectations and finally serviceabthatm 100 cent
satisfaction throughout the life of every garment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25

The British government plans N place
a schoo, within reach OF every child IN
Palestine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-25
commission IS
UPHELD IN THE
WHEELING CASE
Wayne County Court Ordered
to Hold Election on Loca-
ton of Court House.

Charleston. ". Va, Iar. ~ "'
WAYNE COUNTY court VS. crd""'i a.
hold an election 10 detcrrHia" ,'''.'. ''.'
Of the court house: the public N'5N'."
commission was upheld IN - ""''~.''"
against the Wheeling steel c"r.".';'i.. ~.
and u Judgment in favor az ~" i'''' e..
county court was upheld II de''~' -
by the supreme court o. appeals today.
In the case OF the wheeling Sie"'
corporation. which had asked for hear
ing by the public service commission Oh
alleged excessive charges BY II" N"""'-
Ing Electric company and m "ri"r i"F
:. refund, the court agreed W." tAS
commission that tho latter md -" jar
addiction for determining wheta""
charge was excessive after = r"7trlCt
under which the charge was made "''A
expired.
Ths Lincoln county case was SUIT
BY A u. williams and others for no0"E
ALLEGED 20 be due on road contract
which was not completed by IN" p,aIu-
tttfa Tho circuit court had entered
Judgment for tho county. from Which
appeal was taken, and in the opinion %
the court. written by Judge Lively. al
ftrrntnH the Judgment. Il was declare"
that suit cannot be made against
county court upon any claim for sum
Of money founded upon n cOntc''J tex
copt q county order) until au !."mlLe"
statement has been presented - the
county court or field with its report and
the court has refused 10 allow II In
whole or IN part.
Tho lower court was also upheld O."