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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-12-01

structure. Five-eighths square bars
five inches from center to center
should be placed crosswise. These
steel bars should be embedded in the
concrete IN inches from the bottom
of the roof slab. The walls Of the
storage cellar should be Of a l On a
concrete mixture. This means one
sack of cement to pa cubic feet of
clean. screened sand to cubic feet
Of pebbles or crushed rock, which
should also be clean, hard and vary
ing in size from 4 to ~ inches. Use
only enough water to make the con-
crete jelly-like mass.
For a storage cellar 20 feet long, II
feet wide and feet, 6 inches high,
the following materials will be re.
Quired:
16% cubic yards of sand.
2SA cubic yards of pebbles or broken
ytone.
1871 sacks Of cement
1o0 feet of n inch steel bars
TO feet of V inch steel bars.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-12-01

g 80 ID. q - ~
may be caused by cold weather, by
milking with wet hands or other To-
cal irritation. When a COW is SO af-
.ected she does not stand quietly for
milking on account Of the pain.
The trouble is usually remedied
without much trouble. The applica-
ton Of vaseline for few times on
the fret appearance Of the trouble will
usually check and cure it. II severe,
the teats should be thoroughly washed
and softened with warm water. after
which glycerin or tannin which may
be had at any drug store may be ap-
piled with advantage. One applica-
ton followed by the use of vaseline
at each milking for a few days will
usually entirely cure the trouble.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-12-01
CHANBERLAIN'S TABLETS HAVE
DONE HER A WORLD
OF GOOD

'Chamberlain's Tablets have done
me a world of good writes Mrs. Ella
L. Button. Kirkville, N. Y. II have
recommended them to a number of
my friends and all who have used
them praise them highly" When
troubled with indigestion or consti-
patton, give them trial and realize
for yourself what an excellent medi-
cine it is. Adv.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-12-01

There II more Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years 1t was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pronounced
II incurable. Catarrh 10 a local disease
greatly Influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, Il q constitutional
remedy. IL taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
Of the system. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward 10 offered for any case that Halls'
Catarrh Medicine. fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
E. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-12-01
WHAT METHODS OF HEALING
DOES SANlPRACTIC INCLUDE?

The student will be gwen a thoro
course in the fundamentals of Elect.
rotherapy, Hydrotherapy, Food.
Science, Naturopathy, Osteopathy
Remedial GYMNASTICS, Spinal Treat.
ment, herbology and all other sy.
stems IN harmony with the basic
principle of Sanlpractic.
DR.. s. l. Rlngsage,
kendrick, Idaho. 47-2t
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GOOD HEALTH

II you would enjoy good health,
keep your bowels regular. No one
can reasonably hope to feel well when
! constipated. When needed, take
Chamberlain's Tablets. They are
mild and gentle. ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
VICTORIA THEATRE

No actor or actress Is infallihle.
Even Charlotte Wynters has her short
cominrs They tell a good one on her
although 1t Is absolutely true accord
ing To- rcliahle sources. While playing
with The Wandcrrr" some time ago In
New orleans. special train was en-
gagged n transport the company ~ Al
lanta hut charlotte and another friend
Of hers happened 10 miss connections.
Tho company arrived in Atlanta on
Monday for rehearsal. but Charlotte
was an absentee. ON Tuesday she MADE
her appearance. In tears she ap-
preached her manager. fearing that he
would send her home After several
explanations she was forgiven. Funny
as ii may seem. Miss Wynters always
was the first at the station after that
And the man TO come to the rescue was
none other than VIM. j. Riley. hcr pres
emf manager Which clearly shows
Miss Wyntcrs' interest in her profess
sion.
The Charlotte Wynters company now
rlaving at the Court will move over to
the Victoria Theatre next Monday. open
ing with Oliver Morosc"'S great musl-
ral comedy sensation. THE Canary Cot
,agc" All the songs and dances VIII
60 on as required. and n pretty chorus
composed OF girls from the Sherman
school should add considerable color.
Mr. McWatters. director. announces that
this is one Of the best productions ever
attempted by 4 stock company any
where
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exquisite little dsgucopN of two OF @ a ms r ms
the magnitude
Womanlcss Weddns 2 be presented al ire
children THURSDAY
photographs WI"
all the society women
the II with
Last night at the number Of those who are 70
follow
the part OF Bad BOY
while NJ Hartford AS Good BOY
the OtHekeN companH as
Girl us To-
terrible keep his skirt from Shipping "'
the crucial
in nights rehearsal
C. Taylor. Bob Sheppard
G G. r r
Adams. G. f W'npe George BaeI
A. Harry Spears w f. Ken
Van Berch George Looene IT,
John Mcclure" Charles Sonneoorn
Myron Harry Hall CLYDE Short Judge W. H"" al" ~
Saylor ,..o.,ou ~ Mic. C,orer,ine Miller ,
largely
in t brought to Wheeling
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REX THEATRE.

The great drama Of the American
Stage within The Law" will be pre-
sentcd all next week by the popular
Vees-Ball Stock co. This play Of thugs
crooks, millionaires, shop girls. police
men. and lawyers, will be staged In
magnificent style by the Wees Ball Stock
Co. In all the years this play has been
exploited on the stage. il has never
been played In Stock. and the Nees-Ball
20. are fortunate in securing this
smashing drama. The play has been
presented in London. Paris. Vienna, and
Is In It's End year In Australia. When II
was first written. over 20 producing
managers turned 1t down. The play
will live forever. and is recognized as
tho classic Of the American Stage. The
present play THE Girl In the Limou-
sine" Is doing the hest business OF the
Rea son. which proves YOU must give the
patrOns the goods to hold them. Added
to the popular he'd room farce Is
novelty vaudeville turn between the
ncts-Reiser and Co2Zi, are the enter
Iaincrs and they are two boys that knew
Percy in France with \. f.. T.. they are
on their way to the convention nj New
Orleans. La. and are getting new MEM
hers for tho American Legion. Jesse
RciSer IS n very me SINGER anu puts
over n couple of good numbers. while
Angelo Cozzi is comedian with a
happy faculty Of corner!ng laughs. They
came here for days. but az they have
l13 DAYS left to get n New Orleans on
Foot. they are not worried and will re-
main all week. as an added. feature to
the popular Vees-Ball Stock players.
Seats for this and next week are in big
demand and the eth week OF the old
favorites, finds everyone happy and glad
to be in Wheeling for the eighth sum-
mer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
JUGA-SLAVS GREET
THEIR FUTURE QUEEN

Belgrade. June = (Ry the Associate
ed Press)-Princcss Marie Of Rumania
was making final preparations today for
her marriage tomorrow TO King AlcXan-
der OF Jugo- Slavia. When she arrived
here yesterday and nut foot on the soil
Of hcr future Kingdom. she was given
bread and salt by the mayor Of Belgrade
In token of friendship and loyalty.
The princess and the royal party. In
GLIDING King Ferdinand. Queen Marie.
seven lades-in-waiting and the entire
Rumanian royal household. came by
boat on the Danube. and were escorted
into port by Jugo-Slav airpianes. British
French and Rumaniau dcsiroyerS and a
fleet of JuCo -Slav warShirS. Score Of
boats carrying JuEo-SlavS also wei
coined the party.
The bride WAS met by King AleXan-
der and his cabinet. and was conducted
In procession through the crowded
streets to the cathedral. where thanks
giving service was held.
Tho procession followed streets new
" paved for the occasion. along which
the old buildings had been demolished
to make place for reviewing stands.
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COM|sKEYS SPOKESMAN IN
A VERY SERIOUS ACCUSATION

have competed IN foreign lands seem
TO like the South Americans. the AUS
tralianS the JapanSc and chinese la'
more than they do the Latin countries
OF Europe The fact - that. In the
present status Of tho world. athleN'H
seem Ia I've working more toward cauS-
Ing additional dstrust and iiI-iec!lh6
than toward healing political ana SOC
ial breaches.
More Power For Authorities
The decision OF the supreme Court
I'm the Baltimore Federal League case
hands 10 the authorities Of organized
baseball more real power ,hAn they ever
had The decision that organized hase
ball Is not In violation Of the sherman
law gives tho club owners hiG lever,
age over the players. aud perhaps VIII
enable them 10 euro mnny OF the evils
that have besct the sport.
There has been an Idea, even among
the hest posted Of tho cluhowners. that
the government Of the game was out
side the civil law. 1t has been outside
often enough. but the Baltimore de-
cts:on appears TO be tNat he 'ommis-
s'oner has the powe" :: govern the
snort for It's best interests ard &c pro
tect II against crooked and dishonest
players and 10 punish for violations OF
what We call baseball law.
The ball players have. ever since 1914,
believed that baseball law wns out 'f
tho picture and that attempts e. pan
lsh them under that code could be APP
pealed to civil courts. The believed
that the civil courts would uphold them.
and they have practically hlackm7ii"d
organized baseball. refused 10 submit 10
discipline, refused to abide by contracts
and dcried tho baseball people.
Now that tho Baltimore + II cas-" Is
ended. the ball player is S'raish, up
against il. Laws can be enforced. pro
vided tho sclfishness Of club owners
does not Prevent such en1rccment.
We will now see what the owners Will
DO.
The best guess Is that they will make
conditions worse rather than better.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
FAILED IN SECOND
ATTEMPT FOR LIBERTY
Lawyer Declares Cunningham
Eager to Uncover Black
mail Plot.

White plains. y. Y, June James
7 cunningham. race track dete ,tivt.
JAILED as A material witness in the Ward
shooting case. today ;ail"I in IA: second
attemp, TO obtain his liberty.
Maurice McCar:hf. his attorney
brought him before Sapceme Court
Justice Sccgcr. on writ or Eap"es
corpus, but the cour: reserved decision
on motions either to fec him or reduce
the $4,000 bail, VIII Il he witness has
been unable 10 Prov L.. The cJu:t OIL
rected Mccarthy TO ME hr'cl-.
Mccarthy stated :har h5 lent was
eager 10 help the auth II t''s un:rver the
tlackmail plot which Wal:a- ). Ward
claims led up to his shooting Of Clar-
erce Peters In self G"tr3'". Ot iC'"Fs
mysterious companions. known to Ward
Az Charley Ross and "Jac% but
whose real names are alleged by Cum
ninRham to be Jackson and Rogers. NC
Carrhy said:
The chances arc that IL Cunningham
we're allowed To go now. Jackson and
Rogers would be In this county very
soon.'
He intimated that the pal" wouli be
wiling TO come to White Plains. II the
county authorities would guarantee
them protection.
With the grand jury investigation TO
be resumed tomorrow detectives hustled
about mysteriously. checking up evil
dence presented at yesterdays session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
WASH IEFF'S GRAND OLD MAN
GETSLETTER EARNED IN SO
M DUNLAP J. TADAM RECEIVES
LETTER FOR SERVING ON
PRESIDENTS BASEBALL
NINE.
AIRED Athlete" Predicts Another ChAn-
pion Football Team IN %S--AS
Only 80 Years Ola

washing,or, Ia. June The most
unusual ceremony In the history OK
athletics AZ W. and J. college was on"
NJ the most unique IN the annals OF
American college sport took place tn'S
afternoon at the annual reunion OF the
general alumni association when pr'
DUNLAP J. McAdams. graduate or the
college with the class OF 1868, was torrn-
ally awarded his varsity letter IN naSe-
ball Prof Mc-hdauIs. who Is - years
old Is said to be the oldest recipient
~ a college varsity sport letter in the
history OF athletics. He played on the
w. and J. teams OF 1861 and 1868 IN
the days when varsity letters were not
given.
The commencement was regarded as
a fitting time for the award as the
AGED athlete" this month completed ."
wears OF service as member or the
faculty OF the institution. The puplIc
presentation OF the letter was made IN
the gymna SUM which was thronged
with Alumni and former students VINO
had gathered TO wv. and Us grand old
man" The formal presentation was
made In a laudatory speech by trot'
O. +. Hilbert. secretary OF tho athletic
council, and at whose suggestion the
insignia was granted the aged profess
sor who was also given red and black
sweater bearing the regulation wv. and
J." in the baseball block. AS DR.. NC
Adam went forward 10 receive the ath-
letgc honor from his alma mater. the
hundreds OF alumni arose and gave him
one OF the greatest demonstrations ever
accorded son OF the institution. He
accepted the insignia in witty speech
in which he told something OF his col
lege baseball experiences and promised
TO wear the varsity sweater. Incident
ally Dr. McAdam confessed that he was
more enthusiastic over football than he
was over baseball and he set the alumni
cheering when no predicted another
champion team next fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
PLAZA THEATRE

The best picture said to have been
made by william s. Hart 10 date
"O'Mallcy or the Mounted" when VIII
he shown at tho Plaza for three days
starting today, presents him as a mem
Der of the Canadian mounted police who
while In pursuit OF a murderer. falls
I'm love with tho sister of his quarry
There arc many remarkable scenes IN
the picture, and those who like To see
Mr. Hart in one of his big fst!c battles
Will not be dissa pointed. Eva NoVak
heads an unusually capable supporting
company which includes Leo. Wills,
Antrim Short. Alfred Allen. Bert SRrotte
md others Those who love the COM
cdy screen offerings will get their
moneys worth In the big two reel COM
ody that is offered along with the Hart
feature and also the Plaza News Weekly
Merchants complimentary tickets are
good . now on Tuesday. Wednesday,.
Thursday ard Friday afternoon and
Thursday nights.
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!; THE THEATRES !
CQuRT THEATRE

Charlotte WINTERS is seen In lively
laugh provoking farce called The n
kissed Bride" at the Court this week
and big audiences are laughing them
selves sick at every performance. Tho
play Is one OF those funny comedies that
Is full OF crisp dialogue and clever sit
uatIons. In fact. some OF them might
be styled "SliEhtly risuue" but not had
enough To displeaSc or shock any thea
tre Go"r. It's all good pure fun and as
presented by Miss Wynters and her
splendid company OF associates. makes
4 most delightful evenings entertain
ment Miss Wyntcrs Is seen in the role
Of Kitty Blake and the part gives her
ample opportunity to display her farce
comedy talent If you want GOOD
hearty laugh, one Of the biggest you
have had in many weeks just slip
around to the Court and see charlotte
Wyntcrs and her merry makers IN The
lnkissed Bride" Tho usual matinees are
given today and Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
WORLD CHAMP
NINE COMING

Valley baseball fans are In for the
treat for recent years next Sunday at
Rauers' park. Fulton. VIXEN the worlds
champions Beaver Falls Flks play the
rack Bauers In the first tilt OF the big
three-game series 1t Is doubtful X
local fans will sec classier outfit than
that bcasted OF by the antlered herd.
and the visit not only has the baseball
lovers on edge. but has created furore
among members OF odd 2S' as well as
sister lodges OF the valley.
Ed. Harvey brings a crack outtt.
Scheneski Is one Of ;he greatest south
paws In Pennsylvania. He will likely
hurt the opener against the locals. He
was with Joplin in the Western league.
Kelly, the visiting Shortstop. has de-
c,ired several invitations to the majors.
He ia certainly n sweet fielder. and my.
how he can wallop that pill. Croud
refused 10 tryout with Toledo. while
Mcbride has turned a deaf ear 10 the
pler dings Of Scout Billy Doyle. who
wanted 70 send him 10 Detroit In fact.
the same club that 50 deciSively won
the worlds semI-pro championship VIII
be on the field here.
Capta!n Hamilton Is rapidly getting
his team In the pink OF condition. The
victory last Sunday gave evidence OF
the locals getting out OF their hitting
slump Several important changes have
been made and much - expected during
the balance OF tho season. Hixenbaugh
10 helrc Eroomed FOR the Elks and he
should come through. O'Malleys acoul-
sitlon has added much 10 the hitting.
Preparat!ons have been made for a
whorper turnout. More interest Is
shown than at any time this season.
The visitors Will bring a group OF root
ers and come. with the expectation OF
showing the locals a little Of tho article
~ ball they displayed 10 he called
world champions" II certainly means
nice hig feather for the locals II
they come out on TOP.
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viii Increase Power Of
International Bankers

Paris. June by tho Associated
Press THE Allied reparattons com.
mission. according TO the semt-officIaI
Temps, voted three TO one today TO en-
large the powers Of the bankers who
are considering loan for Germany,
authorizing them 10 make any sugges-
lions they wish In proposing a plan for
an international loan.
Louis Dubois. the French member ~
the commission. adds the newspaper.
cast the only negative vote.
Decision Kept Secret.
Paris, June 7.-(By the Associated
ss.)-The allied reparations COM
mission, at an unofficial session today,
reached a definite decision. Il is
learned. on the question Of whether
or not the international committee of
bankers should be given complete
freedom OF action in It's inquiries into
the possibility OF an international Ger
man loan.
The utmost secrecy surrounded the
decision. all the members refusing
10 discuss the question. II is gener-
ally believed. however. that the bank
ers will be informed that the commits
sion cannot at this time approve OF
Inquiries into the loan proposition on
the basis OF a reduced German war
debt.
The reparatiuns commission decid-
Cd 10 meet again az 3 O'Clock this az
ternoon and draw up It's decision In
the form Of a letter TO be transmitted
10 the bankers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
CASEY'S OPPONENTS
SUNDAY ARE The
: CLASS OF THE GAME

Perhaps the most unique and satisfy
Ing attraction which will appear At the
local base ball parks this season. Will
be tho famous cuban N-G!ants. man
aged by Sell Hall. veteran pitcher, ana
comprising an all-star group. with Such
men as Parpetti the colored Ty Cobb "t
base ball. Portuando. Barnett. Nell cho
and others.
Tne=e men. secured by Manager Hail.
rank with the best In organized basehal Il
and but for their color, would undouot-
edlv be in the big show. rarpett. who
plays Centerheld. is considered one OF
the greatest colored outhelders In the
game today. He possesses all the re-
quisites Of truly great player. speed
wonderful throwing arm and ABILITY
10 hit Catcher Barnett Is one or the
best receivers OF the day and X II were
cot for his inability TO hit consistently
WOULD no doubt be in the Big Leagues
today
Opposed 10 the visitors will he found
the strongest Casey lineup led by Gene
Madden the former International
Lacquer. The statement IN yesterday 3
Intellgencer that Hixenbaugh was 70
pitch now has TO be withdrawn. Tues
day evening Htxenbaugh earnestly
promised the Casey management that
he would be with the team Sunday but
since their conversation with him. he
has changed his mind and will not be
with them.
In the box FOR the Casey's will be
found a pitcher. who halls from Ittts-
burSh and who comes to wheeling re-
commended by DuRell the former catch
er OF Honus Wagner's All Stars. as be-
ing one OF the best Semi Pro pitchers
OF Pittsburgh.
The news that the Cuhans would
play in Wheeling has been received with
Joy by the colored population OF the
Valley as they are always on hand 10
root for their own.
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BETHANY SWAMPS
WAYNESBURG nine
Prichard rwirls Third Victory IN Five
paysScors was Ia to

Bethany. W. Va. June = Bethany
college Swamped the highly touted
Waynesburg college team here, this ar
ternoon 20 the tune OF ISL. bethany
gained a tw0-run lead In the first that
was constantly increased. waynesburg
used three hurlers. none Of whom were
able TO check the Bison batsmen. 1t
was pitcher Tad prichardS third victory
IN five days. his wins having been over
DuQuesne on Saturday and no-htt
game against Wesleyan on Monday.
Randolphs long home run featured.
The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
LIBERTY THEATRE

"Don't Doubt Your wife. III" AS
ISOLATED Exhibitors feature staring
beautiful Leah Baird at the Liberty
Theatre Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
da,- IS full Of good advice for the ncarly
we'd. newly wed, never wed. and for
ever wed.
For instance. II YOU love your wife,
Tell her so. It's one phrase that bears
repeating
Jcalously wrecks unhapptness, but
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little bit of it. tactfully and discreetIy
dislayed. Is the spice of romance.
Don't deny your wife the friendship
OF the man she didn't marry Deny
no woman anythinB-that only makes
her want It.
II you doubt your wife. keep It to
yourself until you get the facts. II
you toll her first. and then get the
truth, she will have Gauge TO doubt
your love for her.
Don't doubt your wife--it leads 10
misunderstanding. divorce and after
divorce, what?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
WON BY LEWIS

Boston. June Ed c'StranGlerD
Lewis. heavyweight wrestling champion,
defeated Earl CaddoCk. former champion
here tonight. two falls out Of three.
The third and deciding fail cam" in ten
minutes, 33 seconds. on deadlock.
John Pcsak. Of Nebraska, defeated
Dick DaviScourt. or Texas, in the semi
final bout. throwing his man in %
minutes 81 seconds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
SEEK BOND AUTHORITY

Washington. juno 7.-Thc Nirginlan
and Western railroad applied tn tho IN
,erstate commerce commission today fer
authority to issue and sell Sl.So0.OOO In
nve percent bonds and the Nirginian
railway which owns the Nirg!nian and
Western asked permission to guaran-
tee pavment Of interest and principle of
the Same issue. The funds will return
TO the railroad treasury amounts which
have been expended In the construction
Of now line in West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-08
SICNOR RICCI REPLIES
italian Ambassador takes Notice Of
watson ChArgsS-psclaros Tariff IN
An international Problem.

Washington. Juno taking notice
OF objections made In the Senate by
Senator Watson. Republican. Indiana.
10 discussion by him OF tariff and other
LEGISLATION. Senator Rtccl. the Italian
,mhassador in formal statement to-
dav declared tariff duties were an In
problem and as sucn we're
= nroper subject for discussion by
automatic agent for u foreign country.