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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
NASHVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hogevoll have an
nounced the birth of baby boy born
the 27th Of March. He has been named
Jack Leroy.
Mrs. M. Cook and Bernice Hogevoll
spent the week end at Albany
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, former
Nashville people, were in from Silver
ton visiting relatives the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and A. F. Eng,in were Wednes-
day to Sunday visitors in Portland.
Nv. H. Martin is in Vancouver this
week.
Mrs. w. H. Martin was in Albany
and Corvallis the first of the week.
e. S. Lister, former resident of
Nashville, now Of Por.la was in for
a short visit recently. Z
Darwin Nash brought in a couple OF
fine hounds recently.
Mrs. Charley Hinshaw returned
Sunday from Independence where she
went to have an liberated tooth treat.
ed.
Mrs. Esther Gordon of Klamath
Falls spent a day or two with her
pioIhel mere tie llTSL Ol Ine week.
Otis Hamar who is working on the
pile driver at Toledo, was at home
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Gruesing are the
Parents Of baby daughter born March
the 31st.
Abe Stevens, George Frary and Vern
Martin, S. P. men who have been at
home for few days have returned
to Albany.
James Hiland made business trip
to Corvallis the first of the week.
A meeting will be held at Nashville
In the near future for the purpose of
teaching the women of .he ocommun-
ity to make dress forms and all women
are urged to come. The date of meet
ing will be announced later.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
DING & NICK" CLOSE
THEIR POOL ROOM

e. F. Cruson and c. E. Nichols. bet.
ter known as Ding & Nick" closed
their pool and billiard parlor last Fri
day, and made voluntary assignment
OF their assets to their creditors.
Messrs. Cruson and Nichols opened
up for business about a year ago and
have conducted a clean, up to date,
establishment, with lunch counter and
confectionery store in connection.
They have made many friends during
their business career. and 1t is to be
regretted that there was not business
enough to support the venture as IL
should be supported.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
WINANT

Mrs. H. C. Johnson spent the week
end with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Blower at Newport.
M. and Mrs. l.. d. Emerson called
at the Miller home Sunday.
Mrs. Merle Kendoll and children
left Friday for the Valley where they
will visit her parents over Easter.
Joseph Sherner made a business
trip to Albany last week.
MIR. and Mrs. B. F. Updike visited in
Toledo Sunday.
Mrs. j. C. Huntsucker and children
were guests of Mrs. Frank Shermer
Sunday.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
THREE HOUSES ARE
NEARING COMPLETION

Three OF the sixteen houses which
are under construction by the Toledo
Investment and Development Corpor.
alton are now practically complete.
Two more are lathed and ready for
plaster and seven are now under roof.
The work Is going right along despite
the bad weather, but would progress
q whole lot faster II the weather would
be reasonable.
At tho meeting Of the Board OF Di.
rectors held Tuesday evening it was
decided to levy another 20 percent as.
sessment for May 1st.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT

You are cordially invited to attend
an entertainment to be given by the
pupils of the Toledo Grade School,
Tuesday evening, April 25th, at the
school gymnasium.
A varied program will be offered
including the new Exposition Song
Beautiful Oregon Rose; the delight.
full "Yama Yama" chorus from the
musical comedy, "The Three Twins;
children's presentation Of Little Or
phan Annie; and many other inter
esting features.
General Admission so cents.
Remember the day-Tuesday. April
25th, 1922.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
LOCAL HOLSTEIN BREEDER
SELECTS A FARM NAME

"Siletz Grove" is the trade mark
name that has been reserved exclu.
sively for the use of G. A. Oln OF
Siletz, as a prefix to the regular regis
tration name for all Holstcin animals
raised on the Olin farm and registered
with the Holstein- -Friesian Association
OF America. according. to an ofdcin.
announcement recently made by +. L.
Houghton Of Brattieboro, vi.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
cHrTWooD

"A number Of young men met at VIM
,Johnson's Sunday and organized a
baseball club. Ray Robson was
elected manager and Perry Mosier,
secretary and treasurer. 1t was de.
cided to call the organization the
''Chitwood Athletic Club"
The box social given last Saturday
evening was decided success. The
receipts were sixty-three dollars. Sam
Nida made an excellent auctioneer.
The most unique basket was in the
form Of an aeroplane, It was made
by Miss Lydia Schliecher and brought
the highest price paid-$5.25.
The old timers say that good
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
CLUB ATHLETICS TONIGHT

. The Toledo Athletic Club is putting
on another athletic card this evening
which promises to be real interesting.
The main event of the evening will be
q wrestling match between Marvel
Edwards, undefeated light weight
champion Of Canada and Curtis Cham
bers, amateur champion Of Lincoln
County. Other wrestling bouts will
be Leland Kyniston VS.. Owen Hart.
and Jim Chambers VS.. John Ledahl.
Boxing contests will be held between
Buster Graham and Joe Buel; Gerald
Wade and sonny" Hoover.
Ladies are invited to attend.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
SOUTH BEACH

Guy Twombly of Ona was in South
Beach Sunday.
DR.. Belt was in South Beach Satur.
day.
A sewing circle was organized last
week by the ladies Of this community.
Dan Boone and his two little broth
ers were visiting at Pacific View Sun
day.
Mr.. Dozier is building an oil house
for Warren Ashworth.
Mr.. Humfleet went to Newport
Monday.
Mr. Humfleet purchased a cow anu
calf OF Mr.. Lynn recently.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
BIG CROWD ENJOYS DANCE

About sixty couple attended the
dance at the Club House last Saturday
evening, which was given by Dick
& Nick" and all had fine time. The
local orchestra is hard to beat and
certainly make good dance music.
At midnight splendid supper was
served by the ladies Of the local Re-
bekah lodge, to which all did ample
justice.
Another dance will be given to-
morrow evening.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
FIRE PATROL HOLDS
ANNUAL ELECTION

The annual meeting of the Lincoln
County Fire Patrol Association was
held here last Saturday. State For
ester Elliott, R. S. Shelley Of the U.
>. Forest Service and several outside
timbermen attended the meeting. w.
ID. Ball, N H. Sherwood, w. v. Fuller
W. r. Hall and c. L. Starr were elect.
ed directors, and at the directors
meeting held Immediately after, w. R.
Hall was elected president, N. H.
Sherwood vice president w. E. Ball,
supervising warden, and Ira Wade,
secretary-treasurer.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
NEWPORT NATATORIUM
TO BE REBUILT

The Newport Natatorium Associa-
tion has been formed and is capital.
lied in the sum OF $4,000. C. o. Haw-
kins is president OF the association and
G. Fl. Ashcraft secretary.
Secretary Ashcraft was in Toledo
Wednesday and purchased the boiler
OF the Chesley Lumber Co. This
boiler will be taken to Newport and
used to heat the plunge.
The new natatorium will be larger
than the old one and will be modern
and well ventilated. A dance hall
will be on the second floor. '-,
Construction work will start at once.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
COUPLE MARRIED
BY JUDGE JAMES

J. G. Turck and Ethel Alexander,
Doth cr this city, were married by
County Judge G. w. James in his of.
flee Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Turck will
make their home here for the present,
Mr.. Turck being employed as a plumb
er on the new houses being erected
by the Toledo Investment & Develop
ment Corporation. H-f
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
LETTER OF APPRECIATION

Hemlock. Oregon, April 7, 1922.
Lincoln County Leader.
Dear Friends:
l am sorry overlooked my sub
scription,-'was getting the paper all
the time and just didn't think, for
we couldn't live without the Leader.
1t Is just like big letter from home.
So glad to hear how things are boom
ing-I wish we were there to see her
boom.
You will find inclosed, $500 for the
Leader and oblige.
....... ,lI Chas. c. Brown.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
BOY BORN IN CORVALLIS

A baby boy weighing eight pounds
was born yesterday morning, April s,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Smith of va
chats. Lincoln county. Mother and
babe are at the Corvallis General Hos
pital and both are doing nicely. Mrs.
Smith was formerly Miss Francel
Stanton and in recent years attended
Corvallis High School. She will be
remembered by number of high
school friends who will be Interested
In the news that she is now the
mother OF a fine boy.-Corvallis Ga
Zette-Times.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
WALTER HOWELL DIES

Word was received here Tuesday of
the death OF Walter Howell, who re.
sides on the Yachats. Mr.. Howell
was brother Of Albert Howell of this
city, and brother Of Virgil Howell who
also resides near Yachats. We were
unable to learn the particulars of his
death.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
LUMBER FALLS IN BAY

1t is reported that the eas. ap.
preach to the South Beach tramway
collapsed yesterday and that the lum.
Der for the Beaver Creek bridge, which
was piled thereon, fell in the bay. The
piling had been nearly eaten off by
teredos. i' .r.... -
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
ZIESER- BROWN

Friends Of Miss Julia M. Brown,
daughter Of Mrs. Eliza Brown Of
Poole Slough will be greatly surprised
to hear OF her marriage, April Sth,
1922. to John NJ Zieser, Jr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Neser are located in
Redmond, Oregon.
Mrs. Zie5er has host of friends in
Lincoln county who extend their best
wishes for long and happy married
life. .l
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
NEW ELECTRIC STORE

Messrs. H. G. Wolf and r. Ham,
mond have established an electrical
store in the Schenck & Wade building.
They will carry a complete stock of
ELECTRICAL appliances and materials,
and will do house wiring, etc Mr..
Hammond being licensed electri-
clan.
"A new glass front has been put in
the store this week and same will
soon be open for business.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
At THE MOVIES"
Friday-Ethel Clayton in

Friday-Ethel Clayton In
"a CITY SPARROW"
Also Hal Roach comedy-"open An.
other. Bottle" 80 and is cents.
SATURDAY-SUNDAY
Doug" Fairbanks In 1.-THE NUT"
a comedy drama said to involve some
OF the most original and comical com.
plicatlons ever shown upon the screen.
Everything happens to him from los
ing his clothes to setting himself aflre
and In the story, he impersonates
Lincoln, Grant Napoleon and Tom
Thumb. Also comedy 40. 2oc.
Also Musical Reeding by Miss
Edith Young.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
TOLEDO GRAMMAR SCHOOL
WINS FROM ELK CITY

The Toledo Grammar School girls
defeated the Elk City girls in a post
season game OF basket ball at the Fair
building last Friday evening by the
score Of 81 to 10. The Toledo boys
won from the Elk City boys by the
score of 27 to 8.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14

weather is due as we have had o
double header winter
The Sunday School organized awhile
back is getting along fine. The people
In this community know how to sup
port worthy organization.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
.ROBARTS BREAKS RUDDER

THE Tug Robarts, Hugh Corgan,
Captain, broke its rudder the latter
part Of last week and is now on the
ways at the Altree shipyard being re-
paired.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
GRANGE DANCE AT ONA

A big dance and supper Is to be
given by Lincoln Grange at Ona.
April ~, Dance tickets and supper
-$1.00.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-04-14
FOWLER'S RESTAURANT

Hill St, Toledo, Oregon
Ask about our
$1.oo PER DAY RATES
Best established eating place In
Lincoln County
e. J. FOWLER, Prop.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-31

(Cunitnusu f-un Iss, CnoJ
t.s.t af tllo naval treaty. and ti,o other
probably, win icai vitsi fn.- sssiorn
questions T. WAS lndiustari. i1ulv.ynr.
ma this miBnc nuo moan LIN f,nai
ending of t'lu Washington eonfsrsrns
other dot'ills nignc nayp % oo cum
ssti,-fsd lateT'
Tho arfnaInunt g1mmiitns Of the cor-
fnrsncs viii meet 81 3. 10 tumorroy
st.sriiuun tn racaiirs The rapurts of- iis
ifavHi committees oi 10 and tiia faE-
eastern coumitias. of thu culferanes
will meet 4 half hour l.itnr to racs,no
what may h0 o.nai ranu-,s t-.In tn
7tii,- committees.
'rno iaEt % art.eip IN o6 aiu naval
rsaiy doailng with torugrnifony vaei
fnadu pu,ilG tonight ais fn.iuyvs. "'rno
tnitpd lS;;itas. tilu Isrittsn snpiro AMI
Japan asrao that ti,o' .fntus quo At
tho ftmu u mo signing Of tlio present
tra.tty Nliii nayairi to forcEcattons
fnd paNa. nnsas snail De rnulntaiiiud
IN ii1u,f, raspsotivr t.r'',iorins and pus-
1us-s.ons -rciiiod horo lin,inrs
'it-rnu instiiarr pussessiuns vliu's-
mo United States nov 1uidi, or may
15lc.pt i;iJ ttiuso adjacent tn no custst
af tha Uniiod stntes, sli,e,;a anu mo
Panama canal sonu, mt Including thn
bluur.an siands. and 0nj thu l3aval-
IAN isinnuH.
''e.-.Songt,png and tiiu inrular 1ps-
sessions which mo British ninpirs now
luiua Dr may ner-stlfrr tcltiiifas IN mo
groif;r ocean aaat af INV Meridian 10
dp..r-sas Ifast Longitude axospt tn)
tiluso adjacent to tiiu soaut u Canada
NbB tiln commonwealth pf' bastrssiin
tnd It's toniturics anu tcp Shw zoaz-
lRndi
''a4-r'iu following ins,iihr turritpries
and pussassions III ,tnpan m thu R,ic.
# flo uv.anI tu.ANits tllu f<lIriib lsland.
tho. fsunin islnnds. Anami. Gsiiiint,
l.9ochuo sin ndh. Fror,nusa and tiir
fosoadpras and nng insiiar inrfttursus'
or npssessiona IN nv Pnuific oGesn
Nniun IHpan may hu-saf'.r tuniir-s
"rno naintenanus Of TIM st,ttua I,io
uiidor no fora4uinR provisions impiies
,iial no now Qualifications or navai
nases snail 10 osiunlsiiaa n .he tur-
r,tor,ps anu pusscssions 3psaif'od;
that no measures ANAL no tason 70
inor-see, eyinting naval liabilities for
iia repair anu mHintcnanun Of naYai
forass and that no nureaso shall De
ntton IN ti1o uoaat defonse oi no tor
fatpr'us and pOssa-siuns anuyn spsOi-
fieu. r1is restriction nuNynvar ioes not
pr-ciude suul r.pairs and replacement
of yvOrn aui Naapuns and nairpmon,
M 10 iuatomnr,' n nnsst and military
establishments IN itma of peaoa.'
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-31
BURGLARS BUSY IN CITY SUNDAY NIGHT

the SlEnrng 5rother>' .uur-. m SUI West
Sunday niiri,t according cu the police.
nha rrrnery was d,sr-versd by =
staei work., empiuso on his way hun1a
f',arn vurS sari2 Mpnuay morning AS
he was passing r,air t.f- piacs hut
aeiic1.ls ufn1 The nun wing in t'fe
t,ia'v-iIk was iitirR lid 1ur rut1fy tia
epiirs untsi 1y,r hours DIner.
Enf-a-lrs WIS gained Hr- hrsak;nK
thu glass IN Gin f,,,ur ioor- and IL is
hsiioved hc,;ulii.e az IN. rIanftf1r' of
t,iutis taken t;fnr i t--'iuis w-i=f iis-fd in
hauling tc away. SiFnoug Erutaers
lad inst sunn int,f Du.s.flc,<S st tiiis
1.ilfi--ss and intr.1tisa u, rperi ttis .turc,
to ti>s public this SafrIr,i;ly.
One hurislarv ant an a-reinpnef rri>--
berry WIS rrpurtad ~ IN. roiir. yss-.
rsr,iac,-. The Fpveif e-rr-iitur-. -tur--
II 1T Rnnf- st-sst WIS sfirer.d SOME
-fna dhT,rs s,in,iny niY,fE anu IL liz
oeilsNed icniiers wsrs H-.gsir.r,s,i f-rIn
t-fa CuicR srurery stur. N &s.-u is1d
sutifr altar ci,sy had ciir t.ie scr...rs
On TWO windnws,
An easy eut--i.iue Wa rrrasfp nv n.
nurgia--s into t.ie Fu,v.iI sturs vi1eu
clay rernovrf tho gihes t-,iIr1 t.,. duur
viiicii was craciisd ana sorne,yi,at
lousss several sssafcniignts 1nd a
rite vfia fnuriu 70 linvn hssn talia by
N. 1fievos.
rhs attsmur 70 rnb tiis r-iic. anr.,
was prunaiiy E-ust.-t.ss,t when Cr.+csr.
mrClanalinn puasei thu syrrs vF,,ie
Walking his hsac sat-irrfnyr night
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-31
RNEY ARE EXCUSED
From JURY SERVICE

Cr thu hf'y msns names drawn
our Qf the iurs wheel by ,riTy Guinrnis-
'ssunar GarrinB'un. nvsc OF yifunr wars
eound anu surufuuned for rfs sessiun OF
cvur. which opened yss.ar.iay. less
tfasf half the nufrilsr uneS;nIsed rs-
portsd and answered. uilri cier.ts rpiI
call IN Division 3 ue tiia d;st-;rt ca,iTt.
ami so many valid ssf:lses ware trar.
,fnong even that number. riiat when
iifn line-lp was compie0.,i iaiera wera
but osu, gr ~ per espc uf eis urig,naI
number unn9Gised
l. vas nec.ssarY tn have more men.
and so ,hi,igo Tnrs or',ier.i The itss,is
anra Of sl Juen voiifs ffir 70 nru. and
tlin sheriff and his deput1es were 1au
long IN dnuing ti1ar number willing tu.
serve.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-31
WEEKS TO TALK TO
HARD|nG on FORD
Will Discuss Best Manner Of
Presenting Contract TO
Congress

WASHINGTON. n c. Jan W4-Sec-
rstary Week. wirt discuss tia proposed
purchase and lease by Eenry Furd OF
the Muscle Shoals r,awsr and eieraze
Pruieccs with President Harding De-
rcrs sending tho contract to congress
foe final actr,E. It was said troay 1T
the war d.sparrne1e- Si.cs MIR. Weeks
hsaa cii.ds 10 engagement rcsiay III ting
w hIEs House. /. wxS assumed that
th,s s,Ihie,cs ce Muscle Shoals VIII D..
taken ~ st tire rsx,1h,r cabinet 11ssel-
Ing tGE-Qrrvw.
The contruct probably viii D.. szh-,
urlrned TO congress "Wednesday &C
Ih1rss11y, the war ses.rsElrv slhs
n Gvey OF ths- ecn1racl <.sk1,s. er Mr.
t7Crl Iar-i1ry l5 was rscelvei to-day
ny Senator Es1rrss OF Gfeory;ia r1 ern-
t;1ired two rIoG4cicn ticuss OF rha orig
tii.1l rrcFcsaI cr,s Frogn;icg for -l,, IT.
PotzE-rr'stfr et a ccr,Hc3ssi,,rr by tia rres-
lteGt 70 see rlfe co1traet Uus str,-ri-r
7esscved ard tlis osh.r setti1g Forth
.n s>rseurerc qr the 7urr ec the cen
lrueeor to r1Y III al.cKIl rem. II four
per cent GA the cost 9E ccGIrtstls,f. II
tIn1 Nlrn,sr three.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-31
Visits Cousin

W w. iSi-rcait,e. Fr.sscsr-t CT c,s
NIB CARA Falls Chamber CT CcnlIiarce
lifd president of the SS:rsilh Corset
company spent sunday md N,ns;ay IN
E'ps',io. VISITING win his crus;sl. F.. J.
iSisi,caic,e, t1tk East Eisven-if scrsst
iSisi,eiai,fs's wisai is aecorJrnlgtlx hisn
GU q pleasure tr,p os cl,t-crnia-
'rlis tyo iSircaiti,.s has; net seen each
either tor 80 YEARS, nut were r3lfsed To-
ysei,sr- IN ahe esesG W. VI. Ni1f,.ultts IL
the head OF the Srirslil Corset curI-
Fany with two lacror'es az NaaSn-a
Fails Qne lrca-sd On 13.. A-l,..rf,fyu s;,f,
and ens on rifs canaiian sitts... cne EIc-
u0rs in MeadHiiie. Fer1sytTalia. an
ecnsr IN Leerworcli. bi1ES,aId dld the
rifrff IN Sagedsn.
iSeilca.Lin Was q member rf riie li-sr-
rarloral clraml,sr qf Crni5.Tsr,s. wfiri,
uier laSst summer IN Lsnotgn. sss il. aIlsa
at ts,s head OF a vocai1ural e.i,icatirnal
work In the Gust
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-31
ms WEEKS mMFrr HIP

II - aur necWaR-r 10 ~fuyn-uu -r,i--
fsh.i- ~ r-ssuienrsy ir IL In snf-i--is, 1-,,f
'rupsr'g ciesrrsd ssiii titn. Nv rirc
Use qf . rsuLlT Suun sifainDuu. The
,sissiesr N use I1rn griicKes1 di-sfrlg
ssfHrnpuu -fir We G.1 rs-cuinmrIi,i ~.
nir r'saders is una tlint nr'r,Js-, our All
t-fe nu5ir-l 1eiiufy 1f t.i. ialf- l-,f
may D. an-uy-,t a. vrri-- lr-sa sxosrse
~ nsaoiNiiiS a nsaspumf-ii qf er1--
1iru-.. which culr d. uift-lin,-i r.-uIn
my dr'IgB;sts. IN Il r,Ip ar lfuc vat,.r
r,iin ulultrsn 4 fill cup, ur .nu.nuuu
iiuiiid. sTIuIg.f so II is sa:.y N Ipp.y-
IL 70 all the hair instrsad az iIsu 20
MA up ar mn hsn,L This. w;frrr --riii,r,f
nro tin SCALP md 1ntp svary s,.-,-srf
OF ia.rs difeiuifILly iitzuiSss al i'm
,ur.f-ns' 4 is vnr-y sout.i.nK tI1,i ruui-
inB m It's action. vRil ls leu-Ifuiur
~ ourif scnlp mt hair A-rr.r r-rrs;fr,
oiif tlft. utfieI- ~ cr-arc,i. -uti VIII anu
Gie soiI.p s fi-istf. clean And fi-sa rrr,in
iulftii-'if.. while t.fe hu.r- tff.e. rftirs-
~ and svanir, d,.veioninx 4 bf-.u-u
fist-r lntt q sof.s f'ufrfn,.-i, t!,ur nate,
!t ieein var-y lieny-'-
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-31
6OMPtRS AIRS MS
VIEWS on TRIBUNAL
Says Labor Won't Submit to
Compulsory Adjudication
OF Railroad Labor Fights

NEW YORK. Jar. S9.-Sasfl1ssl Conn
pers. Neseren presateRe Of the A1,ert-
caa redsratica eG laecr tohi d,sTsgates
81 ec'sisSs session Of the National
Civic fedora -tcn rhas organises laecr
would aexer saensJs "ra tbs. GREG. si,,rt
az .. srtl.aa,tA fer the corsPaiscrr adj.
lRl's2ca-h.n eG raAroa2 labor csrsro-
Ssssaes. Ele en.rasctsgized the rr9ccsal
IS q n'sssilsscitatiea or . oarear4,, CON,
Alioit ai,tsr CONDITIONS OF aufreedeHi. "a
Na's 0ln'isuiit was given in answer
- 9re.3essa.l Rcr ssIeii 4 tribunal
soP;s1 f,f Ren W kscceer. vsc,. .ns.ir~-
ii,Aia and member ee the r.sflpaa
"a Poe soa-a
N & SPEECH earlier M-. Hooper de-
li,sSl 1891 F2r eanagetept s-inuaah to
ssNsis rali%ay Disputes. "lshcs., ,isci,,-
Ion shall hs eaterc,,,le eY asis
renslties.s'
Una laacr leeaei- made sfi Issue OF Nh
s''niser 5 siiss'sstirn. ties Also deriart--
9'su . KNOW u whom nIr. tiooeer usss
r@lsfrifs viier he, spoks Of rsdi,,,r and
Ssiiis'ffNteiNe laorr lessiers asking ~,
a1l';h class, rs wa, listed
VT. hloonsr reeiisci he did r,os wish
- St-s. FsI'scrions o., Mr. Gompens or
-'fs iaoor' movement. a.. q snois htI.
lss,issted raers ver. many -adtcals in
the movement
VT. Son11srs cirsesf his 4sits-,sa WITH
-ii'' charge l,ae railway ofr.cials xave
NE rallioad noar,f. -aifroad wax. c,x-
aF'ss N--n1. Nu3M u, exc.sss 81. tas roLa,
actually paid
Tine rs-iroasls' u. said. arr, not
souussensd Simply err guSi.c ,errics
hi'1 Dave established 4 monopoly ORG
ilued oS t1s so0ernnfanH
lns liai>oi' lsadi,sr made scror9 ls.fs sfs,
eE sne riasfe Of raiiroad workers 10
strsiss'i s;i1sins:
Talk about aauiticr OF st-;ses.
Wh.f., We r!gnE As well srieayor to
stffie the warnings and aspir-s. toms
eor L ,eecsr nfr. ior bsttsr. cvnditions
N anS walk Of linel You csnnoe en-
for~;e conpuisory- labor On ono part. OF
ti's R'supio of IA. initial Scatss and
iet the other free
The american fnlour nnovsment lfe
eontsnued. was 1ghSnx rsd:c,.lisln
riVins that "a propasandn nus been
carried on to destroy s.,e leusrican
r.rpl,iic and the Ainarscur rsderstion
OF l,.l,ur as condition prsc> ienr ~
IL Soe oni4 Is It diracted e-uu R,is,,la
Duo t-onf tfINiuut rls ~urf.''
Alleging that There v.r, .rp million
unemployed m t1u r5nifssd Ssllsss hs
feciar.d II to Do q "oiut IN. tle
gsuuncneon of our- COUNTRY tlait nothing
u . iStng,his ci,a-sct.r has been fons
To oi,viaaa that s'v.'ii ,iisia .apn,'
Tho raiiroaf lRhor- board a-so Nas
. atacissd ny Glenn rniIril, speaking y,
tlu representative az Fr.ssitienr q N.
isSail pf tha railway ssnniusos der art
rip-it Of labor Who 1eciar.f fcr ti,a
boards aaoiiiton.'
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-01-31
Qyne Theater Tsaight

Al The CIyne ,heater this evenIn<
a drama Sentimental Tommy will
be the ztracttoa with an all star cast
Sentimental Tommy IL an example
ot the bigger and better possibilities
OF the screen Beginning with
Tommy as a bog. 1t takes him through
many snrraacIn< episodes until ne
reaches maturity L. Is doubtful that
nrAny groGuupe exist who hAycn-s a
soui E1@rory Of TonsnT'S trraxtnA-
-to1 and practically all u m. young
ssers -s,t.y hav. read abo1s him at
ore time a. another.
TIE sterY b@xtlss with T1rzzTs 81
trance uizh hss =1x-eE, Elsp@th- 20 th-
Scotch village 1t Thru-7s ana his r-s-
cue ot CfrlzHl from a cr,3ut Of Tcf-zs-
st.r- wi10 ara throwing sro1>s Al hsr
It gives many e7asc.iss- st1oTztFl-
T5r-nrE's z zhcs af ina zt-si-tou Thhrh
lrE humorous ard waai-sorze Taa
srary Eases Tsuuy an1 Grt-rl to
maturity wnsn GrIxsi h-sculzss d.
men ted altar sl1z finds her eh9Lifza.1't
s-rpeEhsars wf-h anoch-r -rl-Ia tn
ms 4rz-ss Tr,- efoei-- ss-rrsss ssrs
trInla-a. An! ttsH Gs h-.arr 1zsresc-