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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-19

Canada, in 1921. had a larger
number of farm live stock than in
any previous year. Horses numbered
3.Sl3.921: cattle, 10,206,205; sheep,
$3.50, $50; swine, 3,904,S 95: poultry,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-19
Gardiner

Mr. and Mrs. Bradford II. White
aNe returned from a weeks visit
with relatives in Mclrosc, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-19

Boston, June 1S-John H. Pamph-
lor, aged IL, of Nahant was drowned
To-Day in the sight of hundreds of
persons when the rowboat in which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-19

small boys marooncd on a raft, fill
ed and sank. The boys were saved
By others.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

as It is, It Is no more dramatic than
the story Of Miss Kimball, which 1t
has made known to the public.
Get the setting. Miss Kimballs
father, a. contractor Of Chicago, hav-
ing lost his fortune, had sent a bullet
through his brain. Miss Kimban had
gone 10 live with her sister. Mrs.
Alexander. in Appalhehieola. Within
a few weeks Mrs Alexander's husband.
distinguished physician, had killed
himself. The two sisters-exeept for
Lavinia Henry, a faithful old Southern
"mammyr-were left alone in the
world. Their future looked mighty
dark. as about all that could be seen
on the horizon we're overdue taxes,
mortgages and bills Of oil descriptions.
Then Miss Kimball read Of the mo-
tion picture contest which was an
nounced by "The Chicago Daily News"
and Goldwyn Hoping that she might
I De AOlLuuAAt fNNALH ~ WIN NAN VA wv
smaller rewards, she wrote Broken
| Chains" some Of its strongest situa-
tions having been suggested b. incl
dents in her own life. The manuscript
was sent in with the name Of Lavinia
Henry signed as author and aceompa-
MED By the prayers Of the three
women.
There isn't much else 20 say. except
that when the check for $4,000 ar
rived in Appalaehieola IL put one Of
the happiest real life endings possi-
bic 20 imagine upon an unusually sad
real life drama. And the money that
assured the two middle-aged sisters Of
A life Of modest comfort in the small
Southern community wasn't ell Of Il.
That check brought the sunshine OF
hope into gray lives; Miss Kimball is
working harder than ever now at her
writing. II was a happy fade-out 10
one episode in the lives OF the sisters
and happiest because Of its promise
Of brightness for the future.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Picture Thealers

AsTOR -"The Town That Forgot Cod,1
Fox picture. Seventh week.
CAMEO-"As Man Lives" will bo The
feature. Robert Frazer. Gladys
Huleite. Frank Losoe and others are
In tho cast
CAPITOL -- Broken Chains" the
scenario which won hrst prize in
"Thc Chicago Daily News conicrt.
winifred Kimball is the author
Colleen Moore has the leading role.
Other films. ballet advertisements.
vocal. orchestral and other features.
CRITERION Marion Davies in "Whcn
Knighthood Was in Flower
LYRIC Douglas Fairbanks In 'Robin
Hood"
RIALTO Elsie Ferguson In "Outcaat'
will move down from the RyolL
Buster" Keaton comedy. other films.
vocal. dance and orchestral numbers
RIyOLI Wallace Reid in Thirty
Days" an adaptation Of the play BY
A. F.. Thomas and Clayton Hamilton.
Additional films. vocal, orchestral,
dance and other specialize.
STRAND . "The Beautiful and
Damned =. Scott Fitzgerald's novel,
has been transferred 20 the screen
and will be the feature Marie
Provost and Kenneth Harlan have
the chief roles
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Vaudeville

PALACE Duncan Sisters, Bernard
Granville. winsor Mckay, Ray Ray
mond. "stars Of the Future" Lillian
Leltrel. Bostoek's Riding School Jim
MeWilliams. Baroness de Hollub and
Willie Sehenek
CENTRAI-"The whirl Of New YORK
shubert vaudeville unit; Frances
White. Roy Cummings, Kyra' Keno
and Green, Purcella Brothers Flor
enee Schubert. others.
RIVERSIDE Elsie Janis, Edna Aug
John T. Murray and Vivian Oakland
Beaumont Sisters. AL wohlman. Bri-
ants. Jack Little. others.
COLONIAL - Vincent Lopez and his
Hotel Pennsylvania Orchestra, Ruth
Rove. "The Old Vaudevillisns, Tote,
AL and Fannie steadman. others.
EIGHTY-FIRST STREET James Doyle
and Evelyn Cavanaugh, Swift and
Kelly. Huston Kay. Lew Seymour and
company. others. skin Deep" pie
ture.
FORDHAM First half: Bert and Betty
Wheeler. owen McGiveney, others.
"Ihe Sin Flood" picture. Second
half: Gordon Dooley and Martha
Morton. Myers and Hanford, others.
"Skln Deep" picture.
HAMILTON First half: Harry Stod-
dard and Band, others. "singed
Wings" film. Second half: Margaret
Severn and company, William Halli-
gan and company, others. "Stin
Deep picture.
MOSS'S BROADWAY-Miss Patricola
Willie Solar. Homer Miles and com.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Happy Ending Is
Handy, Especially
Around the House

Some persons like their breakfast
eggs soft, some like them medium and
some like them hard. And some per-
sons like the endings Of their plays
happy and some like them sad. II
there are any champions Of the me-
dunn ending they haven't made much
noise.
Show some folk final fade-out Of
the hero and heroine doing a station
airy version of the old-fashloned Bunny
Hug. with a touch Of Soul Kiss tossed
in for good measure, and they'll be
likely to say: That's the trouble with
the movies; they're not true to life;
life is sad" Show others the hero
dying as comfortably as he can, with
a heroine leaking glyeerine tears all
over his makeup, and it's not at all
certain they won't remark; "Ain't that
a shamel Life is sad enough without
having to pay your good money at the
box Office for the privilege Of being
made sadder."
OF course, It isn't set down as a
steel-armored fact that every one
thinks life is sad; but the conviction
that 1t is appears to be smeared thick
ly enough over the landscape for pres
ent purposes. And, anyhow, perhaps
IL 10 true that life is sad. What Of II I
Many sad life experiences have happy
endings; and a warm hour of sunshine
at the end Of soggy, dreary day Is
worth a hundred hours Of the same
medicine during a cloudless mpnth.
The true story Of Miss Winifred
Kimbsll, Of AppalaehlcOla, Fla, is an
illustration. 1t might be worth while
repeating at this time because a mo-
tion picture Of which she is the author
and with which she won a $4,000 first
prize among $4,000 contestants, thus
bringing happy ending TO the very
real tragedies of her life, will be
shown for the first time at the Capitol
Theater to-day. II for no other rea.
son, this picture, Broken Chains" is
Of unusual interest because, dramatic
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Brooklyn I'heaters,, !,

MONTAUK-walter Hampden n !.
crt0lrc. ~
MAJESTIC--"Thc Cat and the c,,..-,
John Willard's melodrams -
BusiIWiCK Aunt Jemima. N., y.
iorra'no and Ninto Bert Lev, -
Smith. ray and Emma Dean 20
-Four; others ~
OapHEUM - Ann Penning,sr
Bernie and his band, Mary ~
Santos and Hayes, Mr. 10
"Around ODE Corner,0 Nan,o,
Rnlc; others.
sHuBERT.cREScENT-eThs NJ.
Reycls." shubcr. yaudsyiu. E '
Whipplo and Huston. R.,,,
Witchie George Mayo. Cal. +,
vine, and others. ~
STRAND go Maize Beilam
keenan, and John Bowers 4, !, ="
Doono" Other films. y..,
orchestral numbers. ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Finale-Hoppers and
Flappers VIII Come
To Strand To-day

+. Scott Fitzrcrald's novel, "The
Beautiful and Damned" the screen YER.
sion Of which comes to the Strand The
ster to-day. again raises the question
Of just what n fapper is. Here are
some o. the theories propounded by
viii Setter, who directed the picture:
"Some say she represents a style in
dress. You know the kind-short skirt
OF flaming hue. loud sweater, bobbed
hair. vivid stockings and tie, rakish hat
and jaunty, mannish stride. Others
say happerdom is not a matter OF
clothes, but something entirely dihtr-
ent. They say it's an attitude toward
life, the reign Of the seventeen year
old girl, the desire for perpetual youth
cayety. fun, dancing. Some favor the
idea that Il Is the result OF the speed
ing ND process OF life typical since the
emotionalism OF the World War.
"stiil others aver that It's neither
clothes nor attitude, but a species that
employs new language known as
'sapperiana. In the opinion OF this
class. any girl using words like cake
enter 'darss, hnale-hopper.' scandal
walker 'dumbdora. 'hnagler.' 'neeker'
tomato 'beasel.' 'simp.' 'love-nestling'
and other similarly Characteristic ex-
pressions is a happer.
perhaps twenty years from now
some dry-as-dust scholar viii make a
profound study and decide what the
aapper really Is"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

pany. Paul Hill. others "The Pride
Of Palomar," pi ture.
LoEw's AMERICAN half: Lew
Cooper. Rolling on others. "cOn-
auering the Women" film. Second
half. Royal Peking Troupe, Grace
Cameron, others. Clara Kimball
Young In Enter Madame" picture.
LoEws sTATE-First half: "The
Grsenwieh villagers" others. "The
Forgotten law" picture. Second
hslf. Cosmopolitan Dancers, others.
"Enter Madame" picture.
PROCT0R'S FIFTH AVENUE - First
half: Jack Norworth. Snow, Colum-
bus and hoetor, others. Second
half; George Biekel, Al Herman.
others
PR0CTOR's WENTY- THIRD
STREET First half; MeGrath and
Deeds, others. "sInged Wings" Sec
ond half; Sarah Pedden and com
pany, others. "skin Deep"
PROCT0R's PIFTY-EIGHTH STREET
First half; Harry Burns and com.
pany, others. "singcd Wings" Sec
ond half; Polly and 0z, Miller and
Mack. others. "Skin Deep"
PROCT0R'S i25TH STREET - First
half; Arthur Sullivan and company.
others. "Singed Wings" Second
half; Johnnie Elliott and Girls.
Walsh and Ellis. others. "Skin
Deep"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
Outlying Houses

sHUBERr.RfyIERA-Eda.. c,,,..
"Make 10 Snappy" win be ,h, 80.
attraction. "
BRONX OPERA HOUsE-Io.... !.
Gates viii present Gran. wr,,
"The Monster" The author /,
'ho cast.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
''Dark Secrets" To Be
Revealed To De Roche

Dorothy Dalton has arrived in Cali
Fornia from New York, where she re-
Gently completed Ozark Secrets and
has started work on her first Para
mount picture 10 be made in Holly
wood in some time. Victor Fleming
will direct. and Charles De Roche, a
French actor, will play one Of the
leading roles, the other being in the
hands Of Theodor Kosloh.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10
On the Screen

Katherine MacDonRld's next picture
will be Refuge" The cast working
in supporting Miss Macdonald includes
Hugh Thompson, Arthur Edmund
Carewc, Victor Potel. Fred Malatesta,
Eric Mayne. Grace Morse. Matilda Brun-
dage. Gordon Russell and J. GunniS
Davis.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Allan Dwan has left for Florida TO
film exteriors in his new picture,
"Glimpses Of the Moon" an adaptation
Of the Edith Wharton novel. Az the
completion Of these scenes the com
pany will return to New York for a
brief period and then will leave with
Mr.. Dwan for some icy exteriors in the
vicinity Of Lake Placid.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Preferred Pictures have purchased
for screen production "A Mansion Of
Aching Hearts" by Harry Won TilIsr.
and my Lady's Lips"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

dine will direct
Gladys Leslie has been chosen to play
Efie IN the Fox production Of "If Win
ter Comes"
Henry Murdock. who has been play
ing comedy roles IN Christie pictures
for two years, will be seen opposite
Dorothy Devore in "Hazel from Holly
wood" and will then be featured him
self, according to Al Christie.
Kenneth Webb has finished a sketch
called "The Moth and His Flames" A
film star is TO be featured in It when IL
is produced by Joseph Hart Enter
/ prises.
Eddie Cline is having considerable
trouble in casting Toby Tyler" In
which Jackie coogan' will star. II is
a circus story and is filed with freaks.
Even in Hollywood II Is difficult 70 find
fat women and living skeletons.
Rupert Hughes has begun work on
"souls for Sale" a story Of motion
picture life, which he Is making for
Goldwyn. In the east are Richard Dix,
Frank Mayo, Barbara La MArr and Mae
Busch.
shadows" Preferred picture star
ring Lon CLANCY, will be seen IN New
York early in the new year.
Little Miriam Battista has renewed
her contract with Robert Edgar Ions
for 4 period Of FIVE years, under the
terms Of which the tiny Italian actress
is 70 be starred in a series Of produe'
tions. Miss Battista will make her In
itial bow in an adaptation Of "Ths
Lucky Stone" by Abbie Farwell Brown
Gladys Hall is preparing the scenario
d. W. Griffith has begun rehearsali
on his next production, which is called
"The White Rose" II will have 9
Southern setting.
Harry Pollard has had so much sue
cess with slang author In "Ths
Leather Pushers" that he has been as.
signed by Universal TO direct William
Slavens MeNutt's story, "His Good
Name
Willard Mack has agreed 20 play in
his own story, "Your Friend and Mine,
which will be filmed by ST. Pictures
for Metro. He is 20 enact the part Of
playwright, under the direction Of
Clarence G. Badger. Enid Bennett will
play the feminine lead.
Sigfrid Holmquist will play Patricia
with Pola Negri in Bella Donna. Rob.
ert Shable will be seen as DR.. Hartley
Hugo Ballin has added TO his "Van-
ity Fair" cast Adele Rowland, Leo
White. James Marcus. Otto Lederer
and Doris Stone, the English musical
comedy star.
Preferred Pictures have purchased
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

George MacQuarrie is playing the
role Of the Constable Of France in the
French episode Of Backbone" the first
all-star production Of Distinctive, which
is now in the making at the Biograph
Studios.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Two of George NJ. COhan's stage plays
and one Of Charles Dickenss master
pieces have been secured by the
Warner Brothers as starring vehicles
for Wesley Barry. The CohAn plays ere
"Little Johnny Jones" and George
Washington Jr.," and the Dickens piece
IS "David Copperheld." william Beau
dine will direct.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Rowland V. Lee has finished cutting
and ttling his production Of Tarking-
toms "Aliee Adams" starring Florence
Vidor Release will be through As
sociated Exhibitors.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Tom Forman is coming back TO New
York to make the exteriors for "The
Girl Who Came Back"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Gladys Leslie has been chosen to play
Efie IN the Fox production Of "If Win
ter Comes"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

~ TuTArnrs Am sUCCEssEs
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

shadows" Preferred picture star
ring Lon Clancy, will be seen In New
York early in the new year.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Willard Mack has agreed 70 play in
his own story, "Your Friend and Nine"
which will be filmed by 81 Pictures
for Metro. He is 20 enact the part Of
a playwright, under the direction Of
Clarence G. Badger. Enid Bennett will
play the feminine lead.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Harry Pollard has had so much sue
cess with slang author In "The
Leather Pushers" that he has been as
signed by Universal TO direct William
Slavens MeNutts story, "His Good
Name
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Rupert Hughes has begun work on
"souls for Sale" a story Of motion
picture life. which he is making for
Goldwyn. In the cast are Richard Dix,
Frank Mayo, Barbara La Marr and Mae
Busch.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Eddie Cline is having considerable
trouble in casting Toby Tyler" In
which Jackie coogan' will star. II Is
q circus story and is filed with freaks.
Even in Hollywood II Is difficult TO find
fat women and living skeletons.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Sigfrid Holmquist will play Patricia
with Pola Negri in Bella Donna. Rob-
ert Shable will be seen as Dr. Hartley.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Kenneth Webb has finished a sketch
called "The Moth and His Flames" A
film star is TO be featured in 1t when IL
is produced by Joseph Hart Enter
prises.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Henry Murdoek. who has been play
ing comedy roles in Christie pictures
for two years, will be seen opposite
Dorothy Devore in "Hazel from Holly
wood" and will then be featured him
self, according 10 Al Christie.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

Hugo Balln has added to his "van-
ity Fair" cast Adele Rowland, Leo
White. James Marcus. Otto Lederer
and Doris Stone, the English musical
comedy star.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-10

D. W. Grifith has begun rehearsals
on his next production, which is called
"The White Rose" II will have a
Southern setting.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
rrRLIC TRUSTEES SAFE

Whereas. David Thimgan, by deed
Of trust. dated the 18th day of June,
1918. which is recorded in book A.,
page l52. OF the records in the office
Of the Clerk and Recorder OF the
County of Crowley. Colorado. duly
conveyed to The Public Trustee In
ana Tor the county of Crowley. Colo
RADIO. the following described real
estate iu the county Oi Crowley, colo
RADIO. to-Wit. The East Half tE l. }
nf the Northeast Quarter lNEh "a OF
Section Thirteen O&) In Township
Twenty-one en-. South of Range
Fity-cight t5Sl West of the Sixth
tGthD Principal Meridian together
with all buildings and improvements
situate thereon: also all ditch. res
eryoir and water rights pertaining or
belonging thereto and one so acre
water right in the Colorado Canal.
So shares of the Capital stock of the
Twin Lakes Reservoir and Canal Co.
and So shares OF the capital stock oi
The Lake Meredith Reservoir Com
pany: which deed OF trust was made
10 secure the payment of his prom
iSsory note Of even date with said
deed OF trust. for the sum of Five
Thousand C$5O56.00D dollars. pay
able to the order of The II. 2. Ellis
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
S,xrrrS cas LOADS FOOD
SENT NEAR EAST Hhiihf

Responding 10 the eSii sem '1' -
Governor Oliver IL ShesP- Sa-'' '---
Of he Colorado Near Es=' Rei''i
ana pr. chas, a LoTy. ea-'T'1aa ''
ths No4r Ez.si RsIici sFein depart
ae=t. colorado farmers base f
spoaaei spienasdly 10 the sali aud al
ready 10 carloads ii wheat cora
iour and beans have heen SA'ppe''
Counties having recently shipped s','-
loads oi grain are Arapah0s, Mont
rose. Ia Flate. oteFo- Lincoln. HI
Carson. cheyenne. AloEssn- Washing
ron. Logan. Yuma. Ebert AID Weld
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. L. 3
Land once at Pueblo, Colo, Feb.
u. lg22.
Notice r. hereby given that Lydia
Forrest. oi Ordway. Colorado, who.
on November 1th. I912. made Deaert
land entry. No. 0l5Go6. for Sc a
NWIi. Section 9. Township 17S..
Range sc w. 9Th rrin. Meridian. has
filed notice OF intention TO make nm
nj proof and purchase under third
paragraph OF Act Of March 4. 1915,
to establish claim to tic land above
described. before Clerk OF the Dis
Iict Court. a Ogdway. Colorado. on
the l7,h. day Of April. 1879.
Claimant rames as witHe13cs.
John i. Forrest. of Ordway. Cello.
ra1c: George h. Seiglcr, of Ordw9y
. Colorado: Charles II. Seigler. OF
Farde'.. Colorado; Walter y. Ward
a Of OrdWuy. Col RADIO.
JAMES T.. DRAKE. Register.
First published Feb. "a, 1922.
Last published Mch. "a, 1879.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
POULTRY
NOTICE o. APP iICATiON
10 LEASE STATE LAND

Office of The state Board of Land
commissioners. Denver. Colorado.
February "a. 1922.
No,ice is hereby given that TE-
Crowley Comfy Land Company
whoar postoiiicc address is cIo T.. !,
DuEan, Pueblo. Colo, has made ap-
plication No. B-3722 to lease the
following described Indemnity school
Lands. situate in Crowley County.
Colorado. to-wit:
SWl4 of Section "a: NWl4 of Sec
ton - township 10 south. range 81
We. tsra2ing application).
Notice is further hereby given that
all cher persons desiring TO file an
application 10 lease all or any part of
this tract OF land must file same in
ihi1 Office prior to March 81. 1922
as no other application to lease the
above described lands will be consid.
cred after aaid date.
GEORGE STEPHAN
Register State Board
Land Commissioners
First published Mclr ., lO22
Last Published Mch. "a, 1922.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

P..1 estate transfers rs shown by
r,--sr-v deeds and UElei aie7
land paye1ts ar recorded by tl- r'un
rv clerk aad reported by gh5 crowley
County Abstract Co
United s,a1es &c SaF1a A. Eerse'-
NJ. e4-zl-5a- Patent
Era T. and MHdrsi Il SirdehAS's
to Chgri,- =. New-om SCI. is and
,sV-1. l--sl-IS. Szoe0.
Edmund :. Sweeper t0 N7EE A
rl-y,ne.- NEf. and NJ NV e.
a6-5S
e. W. CsupheN ;s william Taorn-
Icy =. sE5. and 30. sE'. SUI
Ne, sIS-sf.
u,le W. ana Az Porter so
Jrs.. NJ. smith. v - aa-lg-55.
Chas. r. MrWmiam~ t0 Jesse Wy
Nikel. WI - Fl and Me- and
W. - and SCI, 29-ls-5;-
UEued State to starllu y cantSeli
Lot s.. g. 3. y. NJ SWi. 3--l-'s.
Dor T. O.. 9. ~. Me-, f--l-5s- .
United States 10 Alfred N- owen
EL SE1s. sWi. SCI. D.. EE'. lots
e. g. Sec I-lS--5-
United States 1o Matte IT. Mason
SCI, Mel and Ef- SEt. 81 aal
81 SWl,. So Sc. -la NEt
SEl. @a-.I-59.
,UaHrd States TO MatGr d. Mason
lot+ 1. .. q, .. EH sWl.. SELL
wv W. SCI -aI-4I-5e
UHH-d Stlta- 90 John t. Selorm
81 ls-I9-5s Patent.
Rolls J. Ingram to Maurice Man
dell 81 2S-Is-59.
Elme. J. Crisp TO Maurice NfauIel
W. ll-ls-5s
Rclla J. Ingram To Maurice Man.
dell Nls 2S-I9-5s.
Jackson Monroe Rogers to Msur
ic7 Manden, e.. a5-IS-5s.
Elmer J. Crisp TO Maurice Man
dell. lots l. :. .. !. 81 Nj 2-I9-5s
Rolla Ingram TO Maurice Mandeu
Sh I5-I9-5s.
D. y Green to Maurice M7ndeu
NJ NWi4; SWla NWl4: NWl,
sWh and Sl@ SWA 25-IS-59.
Kirby l. Trammcl 10 Maurice Man.
den. NJ lo-ls-5g.
Rella ingram TO Maurice Manden
El. 22-Is-59.
T. FL and Eulala Calitharp 1,
claranee f. Dillon. lots ? and 4. bjl,
&c Ordway sui.
y L Butcher 10 Carl a. Norton
lots and s. block Z omey Springs.
Un.ted State To Ross W. Brock
maa. Nwl, Me-. l5-2l-59.
Unised Stale 10 Ross ". Brock
,maI, SWi !" and NWA I5-2l- 80
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-03
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