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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-08
Smart Animal.

What makes your dog howl when
he hears jazz" "Intelligence, 1 sup
pose," replied Mr. Grumpson.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-08

TRULY martyr to the cause he
i served, Michael Collins, head of
the Irish Free Stnte and commander
of It's armies. was slain last week by
the republican rebels. In his death
and that Of Griffith Ireland has lost
her two strongest leaders, but others
VIII endeavor to carry on the work
OF establishing a government and re-
storing peace. Collins with a guard
OF dozen men was making tour
or inspection In County Cork and was
ambuShed by party OF several hun
dred lrregulars. The fight lasted an
hour until the general fell. shot
through the head. He lived for 10
minutes, cheering on his comrades
and firing his revolver Collins was
scarcely thirty years old and was
soon To be married. He was beloved
by the Free Staters and highly re-
spectcd by all Great Britain. He had
lnbored earnestly to placute the re-
publtcnns and was planning to redraft
some sections of the Irish conStltu-
tion to which they objected William
L, CoSgrove Is now acting head OF
the Irish provisional government.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-08

Best feature of a city is that you
can ignore so much.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-08

TUE administration ship subsidy
hill viii not he considered fur
ther 10y congress until the December
session. This delay has been ur.el
hy the Republican leaders. and nov
President Harding IN u letter u Re-
rcsentative Mondell has given his
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-08

g ENAToRS who are opposed 10 the
- soldiers bonus seemed to have
given up hope last week. or else they
merely were In hurry To gct through
With the bill and 20 home. Anyhow,
they We're So suplne that the senate
broke its speed records IN adopting
the tnauce committee amendments
and taking up consideration 81 indi-
yidual suggestions of changes, That
the measure would hv passed within a
few days WAS conceded, and Senator
McCumher said he did not believe
the President would veto Il. since the
conditions that caused Mr. Harding
ana Secretary 90 the Treasury Mellon
a. Seck delay last year have been
met Mr.. McCumher placed emphasis
"n the points that the annual OUTLAY
Tor payment ~ the bonus has hccu
reduced To such figure that the ar.
sumcut of the Inability 81 the treasury
"a bear the strain No longer holds
gond. bud that the III spcIal condition
II the government ana 'oe country T.
quite capable Of wlth>turdiug the bur
den which the bonus will impose.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-08
DREMIER pOINCARE. In

DREAMER FOlNtAtE, In nm nd
dress at Earle-puc. reiterated
and emphasized the intentions OF
France concerning Germany. lie said
France was determined To make Ger.
many pay for the devastation she
wrought In the war and that II nee
esSary she would net alone. He MS
serted that France would not consent
To moratorium or any character for
Germany unless the German stnte
mines nf the Ruhr ana the national
forests are placed In the hands of the
allies as guarantee. and, no matter
what happens. France will not depart
from this policy. lie denounced as
false the claims that France sought
Ia enslave Germany in revenge. but
gave figures to show that Germany
was responsible for her own collapse
aud that her failure 10 live up Ia the
demands Of the replrations commits.
sion had been Deliberate. lie said the
execution ot the treaty and the nay.
ment "f PREPARATIONS were vital 70
France, while Great Britain. finding
its Industries puralyzcd ami its pen.
pie out NJ employment. was uh>eSsed
with regaIniug its markets. lie
added.
We are greatly disposed to mid
other nations in the effort To restore
The world We know the world does
not rnd ut our frontiers. We wei.
come a broad aud generous European
policy We tervcntly desire IA remain
allies ~ our allies and friends nj our
friends. We ask nothing bother than
=" resume with our rurmieS ef ,eSfer.
'ay pleasant and courteous r,l,fi,nS
En' we wish Ia have our ruins re-
a'rd-aud they viii be-"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-09-08

II \ month or So Great britain
France and italy are going In hold
conference ON thu Near East i'm
Nrriee md they ha,c m<,ructr,
"rr"fr and the two Turkish govern.
meuiS io send representatives there
'o present their respective claims
Just tn rnt themselves in The Strnnr.
'>t possible position hetnrc this meet.
ING. The Turks have begun a -rcat ~.
t'n>iN' oSa'nSt the Greeks IN Asia
Minor Soviet Russia. {, Is said Is
giving aid 10 The Turkish national.
lists, not desiring peace there this fall
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Profit Taking Sales
Unsettle Chicago
Wheat Quotations
May, However, Touches New
High for Season; Fresh
Buying Slack, Close Is
3.4 to / 1.8c Net Lower

CHICAGO, Dec. 22--Notwithstand-
ing that wheat to-day over-topped any
prsvious price which May }sliysry had
touched this season, ths market
throughout most Of The Board OF Trade
se.slon ruled lower. Proht-taking d.
holders together with Christmas cur
,allmsnt Of rev ventures had a bear
Ish effect. The close was easy, at =
% no net decline. Corn hnishsd
~ ~ iEe down, oats OF y 70 Ae. ane :
nyovisions varied from, lOe setoseS
10 lie advance. -.,. 49,, ,b.
n vas risht % the opening tnN ~.
.nsrtst rssched the sptH on prices, -
t.t't.f sopearauos Of Strength VS. ~.
.h,sev 40 Indications ot possibiS p, sApoI.
h1sinses OF unusual yolune -no go
~ ~ upturn Ia values AZ LiYerpool e.s1
..ov~nfly however. aVldsnce hco1nihiat.t
tbsf forsiGn demand vas only tan, 49,
Tor the most pert confined 20 Thsat s!o'Ssn
IN Canada. burlnG tbs remainder OF ths
day little power 20 rally deyslonrp
dosslp that heavy arrivals OF new Hesst
-~era expected At Argentins Dotta seIly ~
january and that Greece vas ouyin
wheat on credit In Argsnrna, st[aetea
considerabls notice a. bsarlsh factor,
and 90, too, ala word that MINNEAPOLIS
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Cotton Advances
Despite Slowness
Of Fresh Buying
Rise Promoted by Bullish
Goods Trade and Spot
Advices; Close Is 10 to
80 Points Net Higher

While fresh buying for long account
vas restricted b. tho proximity OF inc
holidays. the cotton market showed
the influence Of bullish goods trade
and spot market adviees yesterday
Further realizing Of liquidation for
over Christmas was absorbed on very
moderate reactions and the best prices
Of the day were reached In the late
trading when March contracts sold az
qeso, or 2T points net higher. Ihey
closed a. 2e.2s. with the general mar
ket closing steady at net advance
Of is 70 SO points. May contracts sold
Al 26.lo on the advance, or within 3
points Of the seasons high record, and
closed within points Of the best.
Tn. feature at the opening was tbs
nirouiation Of January notices represeniing
about rs 900 baisl Tirti prices we're 70
al roinis higher, owing 20 the relatively
erva cabies. but the notices caused SONS
IsuIdatlon. This had rather an unseuled
sneet. hut it was soon found that trAde
Interests, including one OF ths house.
credited with rendering the cotton. YER
hmWtrK lnnuhfN AhatuNA tAtfs -.
40 10 IS poiuta This helped the tons on
tbs market. end prices turned hrmer on
ths reports OF n continued active deneno =
for cotton goods and o. . better eHpoT'
defnand Tor spot cotton In the boutn
srhere were slight rec4stions as littls wafe'
~ roailElnE saies reached the marker t,ohl
lire 10 time during the DAY, but thel
rssre Absorbed IN n way which sutGetttu
coincidence In the ultimate mhrAet' aho
sfpreaiona of buliish opinions we're moe
or less general around tho rinE' IN.
apneared 20 bs based upon the blIons
sfs.fsticai position combined WITH eIpecth'
lions Of an Increased trade demand aItsi
the FIRST Of the year, While the soA,.eIsu
,ssilsing was attributed either 20 eeslr'
20 secure profits for Christmas or an ~
prehenrion that trade expansion "ouo p'
iess rapid than anticipated. -,
The late advance was prorno,ed by orll. %
lsh showing OF the weekend nGureS To-
ara last several weeks apinners taklns
bave been running relatively heavy. an
tbs takinrs 90 far for the season are nor
above last years 70 the nafne TINE toI .sns ~.
Art time 10 far this season. Aecoielht
10 tho New York Cotton .EIohAhge tahlnsl
40 far have been t,s2a,o3i bales eoinpsIsu ept
With B,s6s.G7T bales last year nc,
epot markets. A. officially Teportou, -"
unchanged 10 Is points higher. WIN
eiiehtly iarFer volume % baa'neaA
rbe iocsi market for spot cotton "a
oieady and 20 points higher az .e'-Vo tS'
mlddiing. No sales were repoI"1'
The range OF prices; srn,-.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
American Cotton Exchange ,
Conviction Is Upheld

The conviction Of the American Gov
ton Trehanre on an indictment eharg-
IN bneketing was upheld b. the AP-
nsYlste Division yesterday. Justice Louis
Marcus, Of the Supreme CouIt WV
presided at the trial OF tne r, e1enanse'
fixed the penalty at $1,000 Ihis cor
vietion, however, did not oepriNe tno I.o
American Cotton Exchange OF N'
eharter, two convictions Dolhg heevs-
snry before such revocation can taN'
place. Since the trial recelyersnip pro-
ceedings have been brought and re-
eeiver was appointed with the consent
Of the exchanges officers.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

stocks of Wheat had incrssr,e ..
bushels for the vsef. On ths al. 'lN
adyices Wefe feoeiyed leillne III ~
rains interfering With ths harv,,, A.. 49,
seu'h Wele, Anno1nesasnt "a a..
record aa fayorine quicf leaisjef'. t,nt 4
on the market Wv eilI
Heavy receipts tsn1se % esy... (
ara oats. Thers wss tax, toa' III ~
sions averaged hightr 10 ia -. f,r
h0g nnafket. Fia 4,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
New York Metal Market

Tin was firm, with Straits quoted at
ss .a56Sec; Straits shipments, Ss.26Sg
ss.e5e; standard, 37.75, and 90 per cent,
36.50637.75e. Copper steady; standard
spot, December and January, lS''o9
il.26c, and electrolytlc spot, December
and January, 14.25614.76c. Lead quiet;
New York spot, 725G7.50c, and East
81. Louis spot. 6.95d7.i0c. Zinc easy;
New York spot, 7.Soe, and East ST.
I I,ouis epot. 6.p0d7c.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Sugar and Coffee
naw anraT Enfnroa

CovsflnR IN December BY LAST uinets
,horts carrlsd that contract 10 tie. or
record price for the year and IL poihls
above the previous closing hgure. OthsI
rroothn held steady aftsr opening Al A oe.
sIins of 1 point. final quotations BEING net
unehanfsd % an advance OF points
IN. raw sugar market was very tteady.
snd thle ssefned to check any disposition
80 ali eootrscfs In any sort OF aggressive
nsnner' hut thu. volufns OF business vas
vsry moderate and estimated az le's than
1000 tons
The range Of prices;
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
RorelEn Bonds
Southern States Oil

Southern States OIL Company yester-
day acquired control Of the three R. J..
MeMurray properties Ia tho Smack
over, Ark, field. Control also was OBJ
tained Of the MeNurray pipe line, con-
Meeting the properties with the Mis-
souri, Paihc Railroad and all oil now
on hand, estimated at around 100000
barrels. This contract will not in
crease the present capitalization Of
Southern States Oil.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

NJ. rains of rs 20 20 points onsrs 49, 49,
deellsdiy small while shorts ane so,n ~ -,
sion houses were good ea,sre,, ,,,.p p'sd snd an
,,,s,e, III lard There we're tehaeIA ~
ets barrels on Decemher centIAe.N. 80, - -
earir IN the day ths DeoemeeI p.s,t,r,' p,.,,n,s :
soid AZ 1915, an advance ot ~ p'"fa
s.e-, *. eio-ina BID of Tbufaday-
Tha rnnEe Of pricfaf ,...
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Prices Hold Firm
In Quiet Trading
On Curb EXCHANGE
Changes Small; Standard
Oils Irregular; Cities
Service Higherl Philip
Morris Gains Slightly

Price, held nrm In yesterdays 0u'ss
e,.dlng on the curb market. Changes
wsfs relatively small.
continentsl csa new rallied
slirhsiy and Philip xorris gained :
fraction. Arnold constaels saegso
s"pd.rd oils we're irrsguiaYt Ken,
e,eTv shares gaining mere thsn .
ceinfs ard Indiana stock losing irao-
lon. cities Service gained poinI
lfssr The suspension Of business ~
q o'rioek the annual Christmas tEonc
80 keId on tho trading door, tneetI,-
esl talent providing entertAinms,n.. :, "a, "a,
: thousand or more brokers and thef
frlenda,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

Liverpool eabies-spoi cotton quiet AZ :
polnts decline: 'middiing. it.ssa. SAL;
docket. 400. Imports 1900; AneTies.'
q 900. Futures we're due y lover TO y
higher: they opened Qulet si 20 , point ?
advance and closed STEADY Al 70 70
points advance Closing Decefnher. 1850
January. i4ttd; March. i4-ttd; Nay.
llItd; July. f3.atd; October itiid. Man
chester yarns quiet; cloths. fair buflnsse
dolng. The ii.go BIDS cablea 10 LivarPoo.
follow. January, 2s.ssc. March. le-0c:
May, ssste, Juiy 2s.bse; October. i4.s2e.
Cottonseed Oil
The market FOR c0tt0nsee1 OF was " :
active. With aa!es Of 1900 barrels. but
prices developed much hrusr tone and
closed 81 about The beet Of tbs day With
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
FINANcIAL MEETINGS
ROLAND STEEL coMPANr, n

ROLAND STEEL COlfPANI, nc.
NOTICE or ANIMAL MEETING.
The annual meeting Of the sfockhoidsrs
Of this company for the election of dlrec-
tors and 20 act upon Any other matters
which nay properly BE- brought bofors tire
meeting VII Be held 81 the Offices % the
company. fif Liberty ST.. on January >
iil1. at ~ ocieck II =. G. oElsa
ntcrslsF1.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

Southern spot Mnrkets-oalves'on s,saay' ,.,
Nety Ori.srs steady. unchanged ~ go
go = tga ba'ea Mobile steady. - points
higher az 25.tso; sales. 200 bales. ss,,n. ,,a.
nah steady. IS pointa hiEhes ..i.,s
bishtr AZ ss.75c: sales, soi bal9s hsIn-
phis nsrl. a. points higher 81 ss'sgo' s,s,, sI,
$50 baies Houston sttady 20 gy1,,.,,
pec't sissdy, ~ points higher az te''es,
ssi.s I66e bales. Montgomery hTrl. -
roInts higher AZ 2s.sec; saieN - bs4es
Eort Worth steady. 7S points hlehs' A.
=. l0e. faief 100 bales.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Argentine Wheat for Greece

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22-The De
partment OF Commerce was ADVISED oy 2,
cable to-day that a provisional eontrae' .s
has been arranged under whien ano enS snS
Argentine government will sell S9oHOo IVY
tons of wheat and 10000 head OF i've
cstti, 10 Greece. The contract pro
vides. according TO the adviees, ina, 'ns q.
Grsek government will pay one'hsli o. o.
,bs Total In cash and the remsindet in
two t,y wear Treasury notes bearing inter-
eat AZ per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Supervising
Architects Ohiee. Washingfon. D. q,
Dec. 7. iss2s-sEALED PROPOSALS viii
be opened IN this ofiee AZ D. m. Dec. 20.
1874. for furnishing and Installing iaundrr
machinery Al the Y. 3. Veterans Hospital
Bronx, y. y. Speciheatlons may be OBJ
taiued AZ this office or AZ ths offics Of the
superintendent of Construction. AZ Bronx
y y. IA the discretion % the Supervising
Architect. Jas. A. WstInors. Acting super.
viainK Architect
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED ny
the Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department. Warrington. u. C., until 10
O'Clock a. m. Dsoembsr q. 1917. for dsliv.s-
Ing wheat -four. and untii is o'ciook q. "a.
Supply Depot. 30. Brooklyn, ~. Y. o,s
Apply for proposals. 20 thu Navy Purchaslng
once. New York. n. T.. o. 10 ths Bsrtao D
of Supplies ani Aeeounts. DAVID POTTER,
Psyrnastsr u i of tho Nayy. i1-i-ts.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Bank of Germany Statement

BERLIN, Dec. 22.-The statement Of
the Imperial Bank Of Germany a. Of
December IS shows the following
chanOeB In marks:
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
OTIS ELEvAToR COMPANY.

ztth 81 4 iiih Ave. New York City.
December IS, 1921.
The quartsreiy DIVIDEND Of $50 per share
o. the Preferred Stock and a dividend %
f1.fo per SHARE on the Common Stock viii
b paid January rs. 1873. 10 s,ocihoid-rs ~
record AZ the close % business on Decsmbsr
20, 1875. Checks will bs mailed.
r. n. PEPPER. Treasures.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23

HENRY 8. frAKr. Auction.ss, q
.o,st~ "a MlfILFR 4 son vi. ~ 4
saetson sis on TUESDAY, DEC. setn. -, i.,s,1
so e,ciock. AZ The EtchenGe .r~'@"
Toa "a ana / YessY street. ~..xlf4
49, 80 tcoount az whom i Nay "a f||
PATENT issued NAY 6th. ilss; r9, @.If. 81
ana vending Paltnl tefl5l 49,. ~
fl,d ApTn 4, tste. se-.if...-
EaI.chea Flare flAIef @ff''
New-York tribune., 1922-12-23
Yss,srdaysPr Pre-,
Com
rss..resys Pr.,,su.
Oats
Tslla-dal'a Prar..na.

Isftsrday's Psssss.s =.
so. - q. b.,i6s I.css ~
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
FOR SALE
r sALE-FURNITURE

FOR SALE-Kitchen stove, Sewing
machine, Baby buggy; Cheap 50
Temby Avenue. 4120-4-20
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, Apr. 22.-Meek-en,.
reaIIZIng SaleS maue little impression
upon today livery anu broad stocA
market which many issues or the IN
dustrial division registered new hIsh
records for the current movement.
Trading was most extensive IN JnC
independent steels, equipments, mo-
tors anu their subsidiaries, OILS of tn
dimeStic group, coppers anu ailluu
metals, several OF the newly listed
specialities and most Of the local utll
tiles.
Extreme gains of l to 21a point
were onIy sugnrly mpalreu, the mar
keU aside IRON the relative back waru
ness OF ralis maintaining Its strong
undertOne OF the preceuns Jays o.
the preceding days of the keek. aIes
amounted to ISo,UUU shares.
Except for the increase in the mum
Uer Oh Iuie freight cars due to the
coal strike, news Of the day was help
ruI 10 the lurther appreciation or
market prices. Steels deTivcL muL
OF their strength from cIrC0ustantIaI
rumUrs OF meroeTo, ana the new ma
lmum lecUrueu bI StuUeDaker was &C
cOmpanIed by reports OF an extra div
idcnd.
buying Of the fractions was salu
to be oil a substantial character, based
mainly on the belief that events IN
that quarter are shaping towards
settlement vi differences between tn.
transit commission ana the operating
companies.
Foreign exchanges were responsive
to the more encouragInge outlook at
Genoa, as received by bankers III pri-
vate advIces. British remIttances
rose to Their best quotations of the
week, francs and Ira were equally
strong, and the German mark rose
above .059 as against the weeks low
of .034.
The interesting feature Of the clear
ing house weekly statemen. was the
nominal expansion of loans in the face
of increased demand for funds. Act
ual loa25 and dis, II. increased by
barely more than 926,O0O,000 or
slightly less than S6,UOO,UU0 for the
last fortnight. The cash gam OF at
most SGVUU,UU0 increased excess lie.
serves to $S,S70,000.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
NEW YoRK

Furnished BY l.. J. Overlook. broker
'r's'raudcHf Logan s. Bv,dH
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
For SALE
FOR SALE-RsAL ESTATE.
By
Altman


FOR SALE room house ana Broom
house porn furnished, Will sell IoI
S1200.00 cash for the two; also moo
ern up-to-date houses in Warren a.
bargain prices. Insure with us we
have over 900 million dollars as
setts.; strong, reliable, courteous
companies. Fire, Life, Accident,
Plate Glass Burglar, Lease lnsuI
ance, and Bonding. Phone 70.
COLLINS & BRETHERTOR 81
l.. FRAZIER. MGR.
=! e. : :
1928 If.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
MINNEAPOLIS,

MINNEAPOLIS, Apr -. 49, May
wheat established new high recoru
for me year here today when it
touched $1.5S SIS a bushcl 1t closed
at 9l.'S rs bushel, jump OF rs
cents over the opening quotation.
The demand was good with offerings
scarce.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23

BENSON-TOMBsToNE STAGE
For Wilcox - Globe Miami
Nv. Tombstone ---------------..---.-10:0 100 a. Ii.
Ar. Benson ....-...-......-..---..---1l:O 5 p. m.
Nv. Benson ------.------.-.--.----.--. $3.50 p. N.
Ar Tombstone ---.-.-------...- lao p. m.
Make connection at Tombstone with
Tombstone Bisbee stage, Bisbee-Doug-
as stage.
Make connection at Benson with
S.P. train ITO going east and train
going west, and trains for Nogales.
Office Bisbee. Tel. 999. Tombstone,
Tourist Hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that on April
Goth, 1922 at p. M. will. sell at pub
lie auction to the highest BIDDER the
following described property;-l Z
passenger Chandler 1918 model for
not less than $3.50; l Studebaker
ehtoakretruck for not less hnat7S;6
truck for not less than SIG; l. pas
senger Dodge for not less than S340.
The above property is being sold in
satisfaction of labor, storage and ma
terial lien of same. Reds Service
Station, Lowell. First Publication
April 10Th, 1922. 40S6-4-30
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
WANTED
WANTEO-TO Buy

hogs. Arizona Facking Co., Loweh
Branch. 4UoI
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Apr. 22.-Liberty
bonds closed: 31ss $99.4O; 2ud As 500
Az, lsC 474 $5y.6o; 2nd S $99.5S;
5rd AIS $99.7$; 4th 4lls $99.SS; VIC.
JorS 5rls 9IOU.U2; victory 4Is $780,
70.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
cotoon Market

NEW YORK, Apr. 22.-Cottou ex-
change closed today; moving to new
quarters.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS

What Is
w mere Is
SILNAN2
Look for the sign! ilo9'i-25
Arizona Packing Co. will pay you
the .op market price for fat cattle,
hogs and poultry.
iVG5-l-25
Party going 10 Kansas
City who will take care Of small
child on trip ON business basis
Phone CO.,. 4OS6-l-23
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
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The .
Casslned adv
want
Bisbee daily review., 1922-04-23
HELP WANTE0-MALE

man TO solicit and de-
liver; must be experienced. Free
mans Grocery, Tombstone Canyon.
Phone POS. 4087-4-25
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

child life, on the other so per cent
all the crimes on earth"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-31

to keep them in operation for $500. On
the same day. Daniel Worth was en-
| ployed to take care of the power plant
for one year, his salary to be $500. If
his Job ceased April 1, the day after
the test.
On the day Of the demonstration, edit
ors from $50 towns over the country ar
rived. City councils from practically ev-
ary large town in Indiana, Ohio, I'LL
hois, Michigan and Kentucky also ar
rived to witness the demonstration.
When the appointed hOur arrived there
was silence. The records here say mo
shout or token of joy disturbed the deep
silence which suddenly settled over the
vast crowd that had gathered from far
and near to witness the contamination
Of a singular enterprise IN which Wa
bash was the first city in this wide
world to move and be lighted by cleo
tricity." A Chicago correspondent In his
story said: I'VE could not help but
think of Ben Franklin. He drew light
ming from the clouds and stored 1t in
a bottle. At Wabash they took q ma
chine, manufactured lightning and used
it to light the city, thus beneiting man
kind"
The first lights were guaranteed to
i ght a radius Of one mile. with illumi-
nation at the farthest point being equal
to that Of a gas light at 100 feet. Eight
days after the test the lights were ac-
cepted officially by the city council.
Tonight the lights again viii be turned
on with a push button, but few will re-
member forty-two years ago tonight.