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SILVER
New York. Jan. 13.-Foreign bar sill
yer. 66Lc; Mexican dollars, 50Hc.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
CROOKS.

Unemployment frequently is blamed
for the crime wave. Not so, say
Gals
Read the news. six well-dressed
young men, Furnishing pistols, hold
up bank" Payroll carrier robbed
by smartly tailored gang who escape
in large touring car"
Most of the important stealing is
being done by fast-living gangsters,
habitual criminals and lounge lizards.
Don't SANDER the jobless Most of
the mare honest, though often with
empty stomachs and no coal in the
| bin
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17

ing of our brains, haven't intelligence
enough to handle the simple job of
crop distribution to those who
need it.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
TIMELY REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS

IRRIGATED LAND
5000 ACRES ADJOINING TOWN e,v1a 90, OF
being sold in n-acre lots. No clear
ing. Prices range from $3.50 per acre
to $1,000. The high priced land Is or,
chard bearing and showed net return
last year of 1850 per acre.
Cheap Land in Central p. g.
RATTENBURY LANDS. LTD,
Metropolitan BLDG. Vancouver. B. G.
569--CALlFoRNIA RANCHES FOR
etc Write your wants II. Milan. Pa
cific Bldg, San Francisco. Cal.
FARM WANTED-Send description and
price j. J. Black, Chippewa Fails, WIS.
SALE OR TRApF.-S0 A. IRRIGATED
land in West okanogan Valley lrrlga-
ton district near Oroville. Wash. ftne
tract of land. What have you to offer
Mabel c. Hoskyne, a362 Adams Ave.
Ogden, Utah, -.=z.
S20 A. for rent, sale or trade. Your own
terms; In stevens County. Wn. w. l..
/ Williams, Lewiston. Idaho
| FOR SALt:-i60 a.: 20 under CIVILIZATIONS
/ good bldgs. running water. partly
/ fenced. Also 40 n unimp' good land
! Write owner, !. Ginder Dominion. Wash.
i FOR SAiE OR TRApE-io- ACRE tract,
close In TO Great Falls: for land near
/ Standpoint Idaho, value $1,000, improved
otto Mosolf, 905 Eighth ave, No, Great
/ Falls Mont,
a0-ACRE ALFALFA, DAIRY, POULTRY
/ ranch $4,000. Also 10 acres, Sl7o0. Il
T. podd, 1lermiston, Ore, -
/ DIVERSIFIED. FARM-iss acres y
acres cleared. % acres meanered lanu
meadow on beautiful Pend Oreille river
no cneumhranee; all seeded except gar
den: large family orchard; Groom house
hunk leo. milk houses: 2 cottages OF
river frontage renting; Z mile to lumbe
town high school. X. II. station; farm
includes 30 cattle. heavy work horses
/ saddle horse. chickens. all tools, ful
Sc, farm machinery, cream separator
state highway all the way to spokane
wire fences; lots outside free range I'm
, mediate possession. 1000 cords OF Woo
can be cut; no trade; price SS5o0 $3.50
cash, balance per cent, long time. Mrs
Anna Reed Box SA. Dalkena, Wash.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
PREACHER BURGLAR GLAD
TO GO TO PENlTENTlARY

SAN FRANCISCI.-"I'm glad to go
to prison. did wrong and now I've
got to pay. 1t is retribution.'
With these words Rex Haskell, one
time preacher, then burglar, held out
his hands to be cuffed on the trip to
San Quentin, where he is under an
indeterminate sentence.
Haskell quilted the pulpit for a
career of crime.
81 was weak. l was tempted. After
the first fall it was easy to do
wrong" he told Sheriff George Lyle
of Santa Clara-co as he left the San
Jose city Jail.
Haskell spent the greater part OF
his time in the San Jose Jail reading
tho Bible and the works of great
writer's. playwrigts and poets.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
UNEMPLOYMENT.

More robbery, embezzlement and
burglary now than ever before in
our history, says Francis M. Hugo,
official of big bonding company.
Trusted employees, gone bad, are
stealing $1O0,OO0,OO0 year. "Out.
side job"-including hold-ups, bur
glary and other forms of robbery
yield additional plumber of $250,O00,
900.
The total is $3.50, 100000 a year.
An alarming figure? Granted. But
it's less than $3.50 year for each
American.
Crooks are stealing only 81 out 0.
each $154 of the total income of the
American people.
Be amazed at the great majority o
honest people not at the dishonest,
of small minority of crooks.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17

If the down or feathers begin to
good ON criminal juries because they
go outside OF teh records of the case
too often.
They are governed too much by
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17

dowsky goes on
his concert tour
of the Orient
ne KIT summer
he III travel in
8 D e c CT a ! ] l y
equipped a ir-
planes, he an
nounces.
Godowsky has
had a s m a !
piano installed
in one plane sc
he can prepare
his concert pro-
grams W b | | e
rushing through
the air to fill his
n e KIT engage
manf
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17

their likes and dislikes rather than
facts.
This is the opinion expressed re-
Gently by James G. (Ropes) OBrien,
Chicago noted criminal lawyer, in dis
agreements in the jures with women
members in the Burch and Arbuckle
trials.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17

Over in England, 10 years ago,
WOOL was shorn from two sheep at
o'clock in the morning. In IA
hours the wool had been washed,
dried, spun, dyed, woven into cloth
and tailored into coat.
Sir Richard Throckmorton has the
coat now, an heirloom.
Our ancestors weren't SO slow. after
|all. When it came to fast produc-
tion, they could but didn't. Modern
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
SUGAR TARIFF.

Sugar which was the pinnacle of
profiteering during the last boom, is
being measured by the tariff makers,
champion loose-fitting tailors.
How much tariff should there be
on sugar? A congress committee
asks the question. A regular moi
swarms in Washington to answer
Sugar refiners are represented. Sc
are sugar brokers. Also, beet and
cane sugar growers.
Everyone is being given hear
ing, except the consumer com
ments a witness.
That's always the way. Consumer
is nut" between the jaws OF thu
nut-cracker.
Having nothing else to break, thu
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
SEEDS.
Idaho Pure Seed Company

81 Main st. Lewiston, ldano
FROST PROOF BEANS-Plant them now
for extra early stringless green beans
enough seed for SOFT. row. 25c postpaid
Carl Brommer Medford Oregon.
WHITE BLOSSOM SWEET CLOVER
seed. unhulled, hulled or scarified.
Write for samples and prices. II. Bone
bright Chinook Mont.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
SNOW HELPS.

Millions are wondering where
their next meal will come from.
Other millions wonder how long their
meal-ticket will last.
Department of agriculture says:
"A good covering of snow is proving
beneficial to the wheat crop. The
weather has been generally bene-
fetal to deciduous fruit orchards in
California. All classes of livestock
are generally in good condition, due
to the mild winter and abundant
| food"
Nature exceptionally friendly tc
Americans last year, prepares for an
other horn of plenty. And we, boast
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
SPOKANE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNlIIIEso
Mention your home paper VIII

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SPOKANE WILL BE A MANUFACTURE
ing city of magnitude some day: Some
of the plants starting now will be the
great institutions Of the future. some
capital needed for an enterprise with the
widest possible field, organized ana reauy
to start. viii bear investigation. For
particulars, write or call 938 N. Ho"aru
ST., Spokane, WASH
WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANY
one having mdse OF or h 1Sriasted ranch.
Trade direct with owner. Il. c. Ras-
mussen, Occur d'Alene. Idaho. -
wna ofrEsH i.lSN, fRIcGsSNS 7 Ilp:
pered Salmon, No 10 s saske1 HeT ring
$50 pail; Holland Mich Herring. sl.75
kit Geo. Pritchard Producers Mkt. Spo-
kane. :, : zS,,.-
FOB sALg.MIscELLAeNNGGoUs.oo
RnfIOIDT0DENDRoN TREEs--EAsY TO
paid. u. S. Shaver, B. Ill, Allegany, Ore.
SAVE MONEY ON PIPE AND SACKS.
Alaska Junk CO.. Slls Adams St
CnCC Mail order Cataiog OF Gro
NEE ceries and General Merchan-
disc. Wonderful bargains. Jordan LAWYER
Co, 1870 w Second. Spokane. -,
JIsed correspondence courses bought ana
sold Spokane Sales Agcy, X. II Golden
Gate bldg spokane W l,e ~, Pc. e.ss'.,' :,
GOiTRE CURE.
-~SScors,;Sj~~ renSVes golter without OPP
,'a and The cause responsible. 302
e sl S S h,dy Spokane. Wash
i.,hplre osa.e Go,TpE
,,, RON IT'S SURE
HAVE hEM ED,ut - 10 used in
relief-Two femeoies ~ nnniIcation.
ternaliy, also N IN, TO- az %
The three VIII pc sen 'of vs.
w 7; l.a NG,,o'Ws a.h
WaterNlne, w as"'
HOTELS ,oo~~>~~
~ 9.. ,,,.,.r,f,pA AMI,
rooms 7Sc and up hot IN, ana So,n S sooa
IN rooms, y, ~" cronnection' Corner %
r.s,auia, snra,,,n Snokanc. Wash
stevens anu op'''e'e ' ,,,-,.,,,
HOTEL bEIEK. SfohAS 81, rooms
-, Howard WARD, am s,n, n' nra, phone; rates, low
| no' ms,'., III. xk weakly Room with
bath sih6 Cafeteria connected,
| ~ Snrarc opposito.
| c,,NviS,ENTI.y 1o,.ATEp. Rates s
per day, Siliman Hotel, srd \ Monroe
INVESTMENTS.
| ,Sr~>srs>s>S>s 80 -
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
NEW TODAY

W. s9 S79v w VIZ e 1 sIg3 1Gss;
Hest prices. Pacific Mkt, AZ Riverside,
PlPELEss FURNACES
flnd out About the Llfesaver. II. A.
Steinke Furnace Co.. Ni7fa Division
z.1.5.1 CEDAR FENCE POSTS.
FOR sALi--io 900 CEDAR 'FTNcF
posts. John Ginder Dominion, Wash
~,>IEAARM AND LOGGING HARNESS.
LOWEST PRICES. WRITE FOR CATA.
log today Pierce Harness Co.. Spokane
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17

Having nothing else to break, the
ex-kaiser has broken silence.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17

man produces fast, because he has
to. No necessity for it ITO years ago.
Necessity is the eternal and univer-
sal prod.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-02-17
UNUSUAL
STORIES
ABOUT
UNUSUAL PEOPLE

or,,cAcO - Leopold Godowsky,
o nist has no use for railways. HIS
a ai..;c temperament can't stand EN-.
tis''' So When Go
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15
HEALTH HINTS
BY DIR. Troy SnAitA
FOOD VICE


in
selecting kind of food that the stomach that
be fresh and /
rank high factor of much
much this evil due carelessness and
the soled lunch wagons and eating
should in
up" spoiled other
mouth the still
the
the stomach and is being dgesd
kitchen sanitary medium spread disease
stock
repensh
OF that described being Death the pot
food
the
allowed
the above for human
CORRECT FOOD VICES
public
foods remember that the
spelling They should
dishes demand
glasses be thoroughly ded and dried this procedure snte ae
order much that will be lett on the plate and returned to
refuse foods that are spoiled foods that are tainted and od that
exposed the and Remember
keep well only have fresh foods but Wholesome foods are
Pick Dc
this dangerous especially in hot weather.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15

Jackson ex-secretay of the Young Mems Christian
Chicago writing for of contemporaries
styling himself the Onooker may be looking but ne fails
anything Mr. Jackson while in school, something of
Jumper hurde and he has been "hudng and jumping
quite few the vital issues of the day he has been
the business The Jumping and hudlng onlooker
the discrimination Harvard wrote that the
moe crowded President Lowell met the issue face to face
jump Lowell that he can't make the white
boys in the building with the black students they don't
Onooker the late ST. Louis riot
clash bread and butter he
the Office he will find
We would object to Mr. jack
they intellectually honest but is the
young coming in the world and taking the line of least
be Uncle Tom. Still, it hard to jump
your thru the present
Brisbane brilliant writer for the Hearst student
of and the few journalists of this country who
has distinctive Many of the black bes of America
study Bsbanes style and method OF approach
ubjec but keeping with the modern trend
of journalism boldly and mimic this
writer Nearly published by black people has uncovered
back Brisbane" Mr.. Brisbane styles his column Today
Looking thru the black will be noved that have
columns called the week "The Day. Tomorrow, etc
Some of those strike being brilliant but not possible
this late hour the day something original and stop apng
the white man? With all the genius and facility of black writer's
not mimic MIR Brisbane. Who knows that
of writers would mhacke their minds and give them chance
function that they would words the sad and silent
mouth of the Sphinx
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15
SIGHTLESS EYES

One of the many points be noticed the side
Chcages quaint and unique State Street the many blind
and pathetic cry ncessany Hep the blind please
have passed by the with ghtess eyes and their
thin voices ring in Help the blind - =, :,
and they sagger and snufne
light guide their meanderng steps Shno
terrible calamity and in this world of strife and turmoil
suffering odds that brave spirits alone can
bah Sometimes seems whole black blind
misses march of civilization and sumoes
along pathway where light alone would make their tourney easy
keep those WIDE but
Their and to
the realms eternity they They blind With
the day and only flash light hurled from heaven the
lightning will give them glimpse and glmer OF what gong
on the world.
gazing space piercing something the of world
affairs They until they face deseon from the
Republican administration, and only the shock from the actions
of Harding them small of light
which situation Here and there of
their ahead and secured few of the benefits
but the has ottered with stumbling rect
and sighless eyes. =
Along pursuits the great of black have
behooved them their brains and instruct their
fellows They could that the fountains OF learning
They whitfield
up listening words of their blind leaders, who said educate
the and the brain will take of ITSELF Only
for the tales of the glorious would
they would know nothing of their ancestors achieve
Full of illusions and fan utterly helpless they would drift
thru this golden opportunities doietuy pleading to the world
In religion they have been guided by fanatics
dary and played with their emotions and toyed with their tender
and when the last shel ganered from their willing
hands, flash of lightning would show them what all about
With their gazing into the skies they would recsnt hep the
blind"
is the duty every of black
and understand their blindness curse and doubt that
they The wells of superstition and ignorance
Gods world should be The black for
ever sghess and if he will draw away the fiction of anacism
tangled lies which caused him plead eIp the blind
please"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15
LEGAL HINTS

Editor, G. c. Adams
conditions lust this point before
of the bidder
inquirer Gary. Ind.
bidder, subject lien
the in the seller for the of the bid
Ny dearE
Nv father his house and lot
confidence the real
agent in Atlanta gave The sold
sold the third Can he
the purchaser what be
reimburse the back-G { W.
Chicago
Answer: property funds they be
oil
G have fully explained
remedy against dealer with whom
venence with refer to
Nv land for life with
He expended thousand dollars improving pop
valuable died
within and claim the land with the
chance at lawn j. New York CITY
life and could q
charge against such matter how
OF
his and the
remainder the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15

fifty thousand colorcd people, with an
expenditure of not less than fifty mil
lion dollars year. This money IS
turned through the banks on the South
Side. The savings of the colored peo-
pie in Chicago is not less than fifteen
million dollars each year. This saw
ings is in the local banks. This money
is in turn used by the banks to make
money which they can pay the dc
positors interest II IS invested III
business and real estate How much
OF it is invested in this district and
how much OF II gets back to the
source from which It came: II is up
to the heads OF the banking institu
tons to tell and It Is shown that very
little of it goes into this district. Is
it possible that these men who arc
at the head OF the banks are taking
this money and financing business
that is outside OF tins district.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15
Professor Buckner's Conservatory
Summer Session Now Open

Buckner's Dancing Conservatory 5
summer session is having continued
success Organized courses OF instruc-
ton in the various branches oil dane
ing under artist teachers make this
session the most attractive thing Of
the kind on the South side.
Private lessons IN piano. violin ard
dancing arc offered at a reasonable
cost Lovers oil music, teachers and
students Of music Will be interested IN
these classes, At Professor Buckner s
Academy. at the Idlewld Hotel
As a source Of combined pleasure
and instruction these classes offer
master works. Classes Tor the chill
dren arc held every Monday afternoon
at 3 p. m.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15

it should be remembered, have occur
red in the face OF 50 per cent tieup
OF mining, farming, and a threat OF a
strike OF the country's railways by
what might be called the auxiliary
classes OF railway labor.
Weather conditions in the northwest
are favorable for the wheat crop.
It is said that harvesting is making
reasonable progress, but not as rapid
as was expected, due to the shortage
OF labor III the wheat fields.
This seems splendid chance for
the idle class to obtain employment
after such a long period OF dcprcs sion.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15
ESPRIT DE CORPS

Last when Mile Suzanne Lenglen the little French Tennis
quit because of illness in her match for the
worlds championship she rcued reved and
by press being gutter almost broke
the little girls heart but last week she back brilliantly and
defeated her old adversary Moa Bsted and proved that
she really i'll in her match in America but the of this
country has yet eacted its and neither has Mile
Lengen received her glory
Such is the spirit of the American body. 1t does its wrong
out remorsefu with the deepest of human emotions
and then the fruits of its evil America have
paid its debt Lafayette but the American heart and the spirit
pf the body 10 the kind that Lafayetes
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15
PSALM OF THE STREET

Harding my shepherd and want; he maeth lie
down leadeh beside he
restoreh doubt the Republican pary he eadeh the
path of destruction for his party's sake.
through the valley of the shadow of and
fear evil for thou against thy politicians and thy profit
GERS they brighten
prepars reduction of salaries before the pres
enemies; thou anontest income with
runneth income.
Surely unemployment and poverty will follow all the days
of the Republican Administration and will dwell rented house
forever.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15
BUILDING THE SOUTH SIDE
Harvey B. Saunders
NJ EN-

MEN
Who are the men that are at the
head OF The banking institutions on
the South Side What are they do
ing with the millions that are de
posted on savings accounts2 Why IS
this district the most rune down OF any
district in Chicago Why has this
district no industry? Why has this
district no manufacturing enterprises,
Why has this district no wholesale
houses. Why are the retailers
shaddy and third raters2 Why, above
all has this district no department
store Is 1t possible that the men
who are ahead OF the financing IN
this district the wrong mem They
are responsible for the conditions that
exist We have two new heads now
and they are members OF the race
VIII they take the reins IN their hands,
MONEY
This district has one hundred and
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15
Editors Mail
July 10, 1922

July 10, 1922
The Chicago Whip,
Dear Editor:
| read your wonderful editorial
Songs of Sorrow" which meets with
my hearty approval and feel con
fidsnt that | voice the sentiment of
all lovers of music of our race. May
you keep the good work going until
such time as those responsible for
this error will correct same.
Yours truly,
T. L. JEFFERSON.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15
Business Review
Edited by Ettinger Z. Smith.
Threat of Railway Strike Fails to Halt
the Onward March of Business

Despite threats OF a nationwide
railroad strike, following wage cuts
announcement BY the labor board.
business continued its upward trend
during the past two weeks,
Retail trade IS better, this being re-
fected in more confident buying by
retailers. who show more disposition
to buy for the future the industries
especially iron. steel and automobile
lines, are more active, building has
taken another surge forward. factory
activities have increased considerably.
Nav and June saw a very pronounced
forward step. All these developments.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1922-07-15

WITH DUE REGARD RIGHT, WITH PURITY OF MOTIVE
IN OUR EXPRESSION WITH CONSCIENTIOUS COM
PASSION FOR STRICKEN HUMANITY WITH UNSTINTED
CREDIT TO THOSE MERIT, WITH TRUTH AS OUR
GUIDE POST AS OUR INSPIRATION, WE HAVE
COMMITTED OURSELVES THE WORLD OF JOURNALISM
WE DEDICATED OURSELVES TO PUBLIC SERVICE
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-05-16

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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-05-16
MANY ARTISTS IN BIG
SHOW PLEASE MASSES

What promises to be an event In
the way Of entertainment is the COM
ing Of the CONGRATULATIONS
son Combined circus and Wild West,
which viii give two performances in
Mt. Sterling. Friday, May 26.
This years program includes some
Of the best known artists in the cir
Gus world-the famous Davenport
family Of riders, Azuki troupe Of Japs
in marvellous acrobatic feats, Camp
bell Bailey-Hutchinson herd of per
forming elephants, Rochetta, the man
who walks on bis head, Captain Dun
bars trained seals, Campbelfs high
school horses, the Arlington sisters
in beautiful living statuary poses
several trained wild animal acts, also
a miniature department for the little
folks, which includes trained ponies
dogs and monkeys and a score OF
funny clowns.
This years performance is aug
mented by a thrilling wild west exhi
bition presented by cowboys, COW
girls, Indians and Mexicans intro
ducing half a score of wonderful rid
ers and ropers, including Texas Joe
fancy rider, expert rife shot and
Australian whip cracker; Orville Gil
liam, champion roper OF the south
west; Cheyenne Charlie, trick rider
par excellent; Oklahoma Bill, whose
ability TO top pitching horse is well
known from one end of the west TO
the other; Prairie May. Dolly Vernon
and several others. The usual mile
long free street parade viii leave the
show grounds at MONDAY. and there
will be two complete performances at
2 and s y. m.