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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-31
FRANK M'INTYRE IS
WINNER AT KElTH'S
Mrs. Vernon Castle Also Scores
Hit--PoWers and Wallace
Win Approval

keith's - Frank Mcintyre. robust
comedian, won honor position on n bill
that is chock full of hcadlincrs. This
| comedian was seen in Il unique farce
Of the bedroom -paror- and bath variety.
lie awakcns to find himself in n strange
apartment, the subject Of joke by his
friends. lie has made believe he got
married the night before during n spree.
with this as n starting post, many
funny situations arise. Two of his
rivals he throws hcadong into n bath
tub full Of water. lie is ably assisted
, hy the four other members of his COM
panv. =.
Mrs Irene Castle, in "Lct's Dance,
showed she still is able to capture an
audience with her clean dancing. This
star also sings The stage setting is
elaborate. Her dancing partner is
William RCardon, with Do llupfcld at
the piano. Several CucorcS were de-
mandcd.
One Of the surprise hits Of the show
was the clever team of Powers and
Wallace. They added u touch of the
South to the stage. Both are per
formers Of 4 Calibcr that is hard TO beat.
Their final number. rortraying q
Southern wedding. was an exceptional
success. Their singing and other antics
woc way above the ordinary.
Olsen and Johnson. two "nut' COM
cdiane. also scored. Frank Browne
mIvcd classical and jazz in way that
had the audience upplauding for more.
He plays the Xylophone mastCrfuIIy
Ernest Wood in "DummiCs.' was seen
IN q Skit. Being bashtul, he proposes
lo dummies, only to find they arc OF
flesh and blood.
Doris Duncan sang several SONGS in
h"r own inimitablC way. Kluting'
Entertainers. showing n group Of we'll
trained pigeons. rabbits, cats aud dogs
Wo"r a happy opener. The kitcrOS
comedy barrel artists, ably closed the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-31
Simple-Beautifying

The remedy for coarse skin, for one dis
figured with blackheads or ugly blotches,
IS daily cleansing with lathcr blended
from palm and olive oils.
S1,Ch 4 clnnnSer ie ca mild md cnnthi cr
, 1922-06-28
WAR IS OPENED
ON SPEEDERSB BY
CASPER POLICE
y Heavy Fines Melted Out IN
Court by Magistrate Murray
in Following Up Tuesday
Cleanup.

-rhe speeder. the reckless driver
n he man who disregards traffic
rules. viii soon be n thing OF the past
IN Casper" announced Police Judge
John a Murray. this morning. as he
glanced with a smile over the long list
OF automobile law breakers prepared
for him by a diligent traffic squad.
Wherewfth he took himself Off 70
his courtroom. and the fun for the
speeder commenced. Ten. twenty. and
NIFTY doIl1r fines rained upon Casper's
citizens like water. Every speeder re-
solved that the gas" on an automobile
was made for appearances and not TO
be stepped on"
All Illegal parkers mads up their
minds that a parking sign is printed
in English so that English speaking
people can read It. In short they all
promised never to do II again"
The general cleanup ordered by
Chief Alexander Nisbet. came as a re
suit OF the unfortunate accident Sat.
urday night at the intersection Of A
and Duroin streets when a small Ford
truck plunged headiong into the side
of a laundry wagon. all through lack
Of Observance of common traffic intel.
ligence-
, 1922-06-28
RATHEkAU IS
EUL0GIZED BY
GERMAN CHIEF

BERLIN. June Soy. The Axso-
eiated Press-1The assassins who
killed DR.. Walter RAihenau. Ger
many's foreign minister. were strik-
Ing at the Republican government OF
Germany and its people. declared
President Ebert At DR.. Rathenau's fu-
neral in the rsehstag chamber in
eulogizins the dead statesman.
The bullet which struck down
Rathenau was aimed at the Germany
republic" said the president. 1T
robbed the nation OF one OF her most
loyal patriots. one OF the ablest cham.
pions OF German rejuvenation. This
murder is a crime against our Indus.
trous suffering. hopeful people,
President Ebert was visibly moved,
his normally strong voice scarcely
reaching the corners OF the crowded
chamber.
From tho former imperial box. on
the seat the ex-kaiser was wont to
occupy on state occasions. Frau Emil
Rathenau. widowed mother of the
dead minister. heard tho Grafton of
the president OF the republic and the
addresses OF other leaders in German
public life who praised the character
and achievements OF her murdered
son. Around her sat the members of
the diplomatic corps. resplendent in
full regalia-
The vicinity OF tho reiehstag build.
Ing was crowded with masses of work
ers observing the days a~bstention
from labor decided upon in protest
against the crime. The prohibited
zone near the building was heavily pa.
trolled.
Up to the carly afternoon no dis.
turbances had developed
, 1922-06-28
SALVATION ARMY FUNDS
ARE SPENT CAREFULLY

II is nearly two years since the Sal
walton army put on their last drive
for maintenance work in Casper. AT
that time. money was raised for build.
ing fun and also for the use of the
local corps in charity work. Three
thousand dollars was set aside as the
corps budget All this none has
been carefully n judicindly spent.
In addition to these funds. consider
ably moro money has been used for
charity purposes by the corps. the
extra funds being raised. mostly
through the personal efforts OF. Caut
Eva Bulge. Captain Bulge Is an earn
est. loyal worker and her efforts have
resulted in a great deal OF. good being
xtone in this community.
, 1922-06-28
WOMEN N MEDICINE

In Europe. years ago a woman
named HildeGarde wrote a notable
books on medicinal PANTS. In those
days h men were too busy botherinE
about dogmas Of religion and-medicine.
and the study OF herbs was thought
beneath their notice
II was the women. however. who
mostly conducted IN hospitals and
cared for the sick. and thus they
earned much Of great value They
let the men fight out the questions
OF theories.
L-ydie E Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. prepared almost fifty years ago
by a woman. Lydia e. Pinkham. did
then. and does now. relieve the all
ments peculiar to women. II is n veg
etable compound and OF great value
for this purpose. This Is proven day
after day. and in your OWL neighbor-
hood. by grateful women who havs
used it-Adv.
, 1922-06-28
RATE TO This
CITY IS PROTESTED
BY WHEATLAND mills

CHEYENNE. wyo.. June 2s.-The
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy, chica-
so and Northwestern and Colorado
and Southern railroads have been
served by the Wyoming public service
commission with notification hat com
plant has been lodged by the Wheat
land Roller Mills ag iinst rates charged
for the transportation OF flour. feed.
grain and meal between Wheatland
and the following points: Chugwater,
Slater. Bordeaux. Grin, Glendo. Doug
las. Glenrock. Casper. Manville. Lost
Springs. Van Tassell and Keeline. A
number of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS also are
named in the complaint. The rail
roads have been given 10 days to, an
swer.
, 1922-06-28
FAMILY STUNNED BY
lightning IN RUNAWAY

. NEWCASTLE. wyo.. June rs. -
Stunned by lightning while driving
with his family to a neighbours home,
Claude Harris. a ranchman. recovtaod
himself to find his horses running
away and his wife and child lying in
the buggy Unconscious. Mrs. Harris
is still suffering from the shock but
further injuries and possible fatalities
were averted when Harris secured
control of the horses and brought
them to n stop.
, 1922-06-28

uef OF n young broker.
The defense has termed Roman the
Judas I~scariot OF III case" and
court room crowds have hrzyed ju-
Hcasl wrath TO hiss him
Roman testified that Mrs. oben-
nhain wrote code letters to him. sug-
resting testimony she wanted him to
give to the effect he hSd overheard
two ragged mem plotting 20 kill
kennedy in furtherance of a black
mail scheme.
He identified letters he said she had
written him and others, he admitted
writing to her. all couched in scntI-
Jmental terms. They were exchanged.
hs said while he was in Folsom. Cal,
from which he recently
was brought here to testify and while
Mrs Obenchain n where she now is
lin the Los Angeles county Jail.
Cne witness already has given testi-
,mony corroborating Romans. She is
Miss Lois Wright, who described her
self a. a friend OF Mrs. Obenchain's.
Miss Wright told Of having mailed a
letter written by Mrs. obenchain TO
Roman at Folsom and Of having de-
Iivered TO Mrs. Obenchain letters Ro-
man had written at tho penitentiary
and sent TO. Miss Wright for delivery
to Mrs. O~benchain at the JAN.
, 1922-06-28
Embezzler Returned
To Fargo, N. Dakota

Deputy Sheriff Roy Thorne. OF
Fargo. N. D.. left Casper this morning
with Frank Pouder. wanted in Fargo
for embezzlement, In his custody.
Ponder is n of four crooks from out.
side states taken here in Casper dur
ing he past week. He is alleged TO
have embezzled several thousand dol
lars in cash n securities from a
bank in Fargo where he had been
employed. He was taken while en-
ployed as a foreman in the Salt Greek
oil fields.
, 1922-06-28
DIVORCE GRANTED ON
N0N-sUPPORT CHARGE

Charging desertton and non-support,
Bonnie Francis was granted an abso'
Lutte divorc. from her husband. Clar.
ence Francis. in Judge c. o. Browns
court carly Wednesday afternoon.
The couple were married in Minot, N.
D., in 1917. and had one child, now in
the custody of the mother.
Shortly after marriage. Farncis left
for Canada and from there wrote his
young wife that he no longer cared
to live with her, She came to Cas-
per and has resided with her mother,
Mrs. James Weir, since the spring of
1921. Divorce proceedings were de-
layed because of the husbands many
promises to return.
, 1922-06-28
RANGERS HUNT
Fol GRIZZLY
MAN KILLER

YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL
PARK. June Is Yellowstone park
rangers are trailing q huge grizzly
that recently killed and partly devour
ed Joseph Duret. 50 years OF age. an
mountain tnpper. Dqret's
body was found IN Sliugh creek near
tho park with an arm md Les chew
ed off The bear apparently had been
caught in one OF Duret's traps and
broke loose when the trapper made
his rounds. Evidences OF a terrible
battle covered the ground and n
bloodytrail Indicated that the man had
crawied . long distance
, 1922-06-28
Not a Stroke Does
Fair Gloria Sppim!

Gloria Swanson. Paramount star.
cant swim n strokoi
That didn't deter her. however.
when It became necessary for scenes
in beyond the Rocks her latest
starring vehicle. showing at the Iris
Friday and Saturday from
plunging into the ocean near Catalina
Island. out OF her own boat and then
keeping up to the best OF her ability
until rescued by Rudolph Valentino.
who plays the leading mans role.
II never knew it was so hard to
deliberately fan out Of a boat into the
water until I tried to do IT in n natural
way" observed the star. after the
perlous scenes had been secured.
zone OF my oar accidentally slipped
out of the oar-lock. however. and that
gave me the idea By pulling hard
on - oar and then letting IL slip
out. and throwing myself to one side.
I would seem naturally to fall right
over the side Of the tipping boat into
the water.
THE camera started and gathering
an my courage, I spiashed over the
side into the water. When I got my
breath. I screamed for the rescue sig.
nal and soon Mr.. Valentino had
reached me-. At first I duckcd him in
my struggles. but finally I got my
senses together and calmed down a
little. Then they pulled us into n
boat. We were in the water about 20
minutes altogether and after the
scenes. I was sick for a little while,
due To having swallowed the salt
water"
Although Miss Swanson was former
ly heralded as a Mack Sennett bathing
girl, she has never learned to swim.
, 1922-06-28
.'Cumber Friend
OfFarmer,S Says
Joint Statement

WASHINGTON. June Ex-senator
capper. Republican Kansas. chairman
of the senate agricultural bloc: Sena-
tor GoodinE. Republican. Idaho. chair
mar OF tho Republican agricultural
bloc and Senator NcNary. Republican.
Oregon. Joined yesterday in a state
ment endorsing Senator McCumber,
Republican North Dakota, As zone of
the strongest and most Influential
friends Of the farmers In congress"
Senator McCumber is up for renomina-
ton in his states primary next We'd
nesday.
, 1922-06-28
SEVERAL SENTENCED TO
PRISON FROM LANDER

LANDER. Wye. June .s.-Connor
charged with an attempted
holdup here a $ fall. was sentenced
to a term Of from eight TO 10 years in
the state penitentiary at Rawlins fol.
lowing conviction in district court
here. Attorneys for Lemons ap-
pealed for a new trial.
Others recently sentenced to the
state prison include Chas- Summer
and Hood MfcCue. five to six years for
horse stealing; Jack Templeton. two
to two and ole-half years for mis-
branding stock. and Clarence Rushton.
n year to is months for killing cat
tie.
, 1922-06-28
LARSON & J0URGENs0N
LAND W0RLAND CONTRACT

Larson and J~ourEensOn are the sue
cessfui bidders on three new buildings
for h Industrial institute at wor-
land- This - about a $500. 900 job.
The buildings are for the housing OF
first terners and short termers.
whom h authorities desire to keep
from he atmosphere OF the penifen-
uary at Fsawlins. Other contractors
who went to Cheyenne to bid on the
job included Colby and RonEstead,
Charles Shobiom and j.. c. Piuckhahn.
, 1922-06-28
Incorporation Of
ManGeTSon Is Held
Legal by Court

BASIN. wyo.. June es.-A fight to
have Incorporation of the town OF
Mandeison declared null and void on
the grounds that at the time of rec
ognition the village did not have the
required population OF $50 was termi-
mated in court hsre when Judge Ilsley
returned a ruling in favor OF the de-
Pendants. The judge held that the
town had enough people when incor-
porated n that the proceeding Was
entirely regular and legal. Tho suit
was brought by the attorney general
In behalf OF the state.
, 1922-06-28

]. II. Aydelott. formerly OF Casper
and now superintendent OF transpor-
tation for the Burlington railroad.
headquarters are at the main
office in Chicago. arrived at the Cas-
per offices OF the road yesterday on Il
business trip. He is leaving tonight
for Denver.
, 1922-06-28

NJ. II. Barnes, proprietor OF the Huh
theater. unfortunately missed his step
yesterday in going Il the basement
OF the theater and suffered two frac-
lures in his left arm as well as a
severe scalp wound.
, 1922-06-28
MATE OF WHITE WOLF DEAD.

GILLETTE. Wyo., June 2s.-Thc
mate of tho notorious white female
wolf OF southern Campbell county has
been added 10 tho trophies OF A C.
Hanson, government trapper and
hunter. and so far as known only one
more wolf sill roams the Pumpkin
Butter country IN which Hanso-. Is
, 1922-06-28

Tho nrst shipment OF lumber 10 the
o that place yesterday. This
proposed town OF Teapot. Section 81.
viii be used To build a restaurant. A
great deal OF interest Is being shown
in this new enterprise. and It looks
as though the restaurant will be a
paying proposition.
, 1922-06-28

Attorney Swanson Of Cheyenne. is
in Casper r~efereeing bankruptcy cases.
1t will be remembered hat there have
been str such cases reported in Casper
within the past few weeks.
, 1922-06-28
STATE SEEKS TO C0RR0B0RATE
TESTIMONY AGAINST 0BENcHAIN

Los ANGELES, June 2s--More testimony designed to
corroborate that of Paul Roman, convict, that he had ex-
changed letters with Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain on the sub
Ject Of a story he said she wanted him to tell concerning the
Staying OF j. Bolton Kennedy, was promised by the state to-
day at the resumption of Mrs. Obenchain's trial for the muir
, 1922-06-28

Mrs Robert Brand and son. Robert
J. Z. Brand. left Casper yesterday
for an extended trip through the east
to visit relatives and friends.
, 1922-06-28

stationed During the month be
killed four wolves. enc coyote and a
bobcal
, 1922-06-28

50 voraelous Is the cod that II win
anything il sees in motion.
, 1922-06-28

Political ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1922-03-26
LOOK FOR BODY IN RIVER.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK, Md, March 25-The
bed of Monocacy river was dredged
for a three-mile stretch this week. in
an effort to locate the body Of Harvey
Gartrell, twenty, who shot and killed
Arta Iris Jenkins, seventeen. three
weeks ago, and who is believed to have
drowned himself.
Rewards totaling $500 have been Of
fered for the recovery of the body.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
BASEBALL CAME IS
 RATHER ONE-S|DED

The local high school boys met the boys of the Needles high school on the local grounds last Wednesday and were defeated IS to 1. The Needles team which has been playing ball for some time were decked out in nice looking uniforms, baseball shoes, etc., while the locals had neither and what is more went into the game with prac- tically no practice.
 The Needles high team can play baseball. In fact the opinion was ex- pressed that the town could be repre- sented for the most part by the boys on this team with a few changes.
 But one run was made by the locals and that was by Sargent. Johnson, White, Fox and Hilty each got a hit Needles landed 20 hits and IS runs.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
FRED MITCHELL DIED
 HERE LAST SATURDAY

Another old timer has passed the Divide, Fred w. Mitchell dying at the county hospital last Saturday morn ing. Death was due to a complica- tion of disorders from which he had suffered the past year or more.
 Frederick w. Mitchell was born in England in 1850 and came to the United States when young man. He had been sailor before the mast, having sailed the Seven Seas, leaving his ship at San Francisco. He was naturalized in San Francisco in 1876 and thereafter came into the mining country. He lived at Globe for a number of years, coming to Mohave county in 1889, remaining here until his death. For the past fifteen or twenty years he lived at Chloride, where he owned some property. He had a wide circle of friends. among the people where he was best known and his death will be generally re- gretted.
 The funeral took place from the Van Marter undertaking parlors last Wednesday afternoon, interment be- ing in Mountain View cemetery.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
MAUDE EMERY WfDDED
 10 NED ROBINSON AT
 NEEDLES LAST THURSDAY

Last Thursday, Feb. 16, Maude Emery and Ned Robinson were quiet ly married at Needles, returning the same day to Kingman where they are now at home to their friends at their home on Second and Oak Sts. The wedding came as surprise and the news did not leak out until the following day.
 Ned Robinson has been a resident of Mohave county for the past twenty years, the greater part of the time having been in the trucking business. Maude Emery, a daughter of Mrs. Joe Gideon, is equally well known here, a native daughter of Mohave county and talented vocalist. ! Both the bride and groom have a great many friends in Mohave county who wish them much happiness.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24

undersigned co-owner, have expended the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($10O.00) on each of the following de- scribed mines or mining claims sit uated in the San Francisco Mining District, County of Mohave, State of Arizona, to-wit: Shamrock, Thistle, Eagle, Dove, Running Bird, Rose, Flower, Bee Mining Claims, notice of location of which are of record in the Mining Records of Mohave County. Arizona.
 Said expenditures being made in compliance with and under the pro- visions of Section 2324, R. S. of the United States and the amendments thereto and the laws of the State of Arizona, concerning annual labor, in order to hold said claims for the year 1920.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
That there is due from you on

That there is due from you on count of said expenditures for la abo1~ and improvements for said year of 1920 the sum of Four Hundred ($4O0OO), and you are hereby noti- fled that if within ninety days from the personal service upon you of this notice or within ninety days after the service by publication, you fail, refuse or neglect to contribute your proportion of said expenditures, your interests in said mines or mining claims will be forfeited and become the property of the undersigned, your& co-owner, in accordance with the laws in such cases made and provided.
 A. E. NICHOLS. First publication Feb. "A.
 Last insertion May 26.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
WE DO QUALITY PRINTING
"HUSBAND IMPROVEMENT
 CLUB" SHOWED JUST
 HOW THEY FAMED FEM

Knights of Pythias and ladies from Needles and Oatman joined hands with the Western Lodge No. 12 last Saturday evening and helped to make it one of the anniversary celebrations to be remembered. ..
 In the first part of the evening the rank of Knight was conferred on a class of eight candidates, four of whom came from Oatman ,and follow ing this dancing was started at nine o'clock p. m. During the course of the dance a halt was called by some of the members of the local temple of Pythian Sisters and the attention of all was directed to the presentation sf skit entitled, 'The Husband I'm provement Club. The gist of this playlet was, of course, in retaliation for work given by the Knights lodge last year and from the enthusiasm developed by their demonstrations up on the officers and members of Vest ern No. 12, many are prone to be- Heve that they succeeded in not only getting even, but they have some good bit to their credit and to further show that they have presented this with malice aforethought and with no sug- gestion of remorse they gave the aud fence the benefit of a bit of verse, which in part is remembered as fol- lows, possibly it is not full and com plete but sufficient is here to show the intent:
 In nineteen hundred and twenty-one
 The K. P. boys had lots of fun In nineteen hundred and twenty-two
 We give them our act number two And in nineteen hundred and twenty
 three,
 We'll give it to them again with , our act three.
 At the hour of eleven a banquet was started and some two hundred people were present to care for the in ner man and testify to the goodness of the food prepared under the direc- tion of the committee.
 All reports coming to us can but make us believe that everyone enjoyed themselves to the limit.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS GAVE WASH|NCTON'S
 BIRTHDAY PROGRAM

The following Washington's Birth day Program was given by the High School at afternoon Assembly of February 22:
 CD Columbia the Gem of the Ocean-By the High School.
 : .(2) Life of Washington-Written by William Todt. Read by Bradford St. Charles. , (3) Characteristics of Washington and Noted Opinions of this great American. By Edwin Hilty. (4) Yankee Doodle-By the High School.
 (5) Story of the Flag-By Edwin E. Ware.
 (6) Tf", A Poem dedicated to Washington by Kipling-Read by Pearl Perkins.
 CD Washington's Value to Present By w. L. Linville. , (8) Battle Hymn of the Republic By the High School.
 The Second class in the Home Eco monies Department of the Night School will meet for preliminary ar rangement of the course on Friday evening, March Sd, at 700 P. M. As there is a waiting list for enrolment in this department, it will be neces- sary. for each student to be present on the evening of March Sd. In the event of absolute inability to be present, arrangements must be made for permanent enrolment on that evening. Otherwise, those on the waiting list will be enrolled in regular order.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24
NEW OIL RATE

Oil rates effective March 25 will be in effect on the Santa Fe railroad making the same rate from Sagura and Maltha, California, to points ir Arizona the same as those from Bak- ersfield. Heretofore the rate from these places has been in excess of the Bakersfield rate, which made pur- chase at either of them prohibitive.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-02-24

Here is brainstorm story so full of pep and comedy that you will continue to laugh days after you have seen it. Tom MIX MIX playing all kinds of tricks on his friends and fellow punchers. until he has made life miserable for them, when girl comes upon the scene and things are changed, he gets so busy trying to win the fair damsel that he overlooks ms fellow punchers, but gets into a world Of trouble himself Also a two part slapstick comedy.