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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23
New Tourney Started.

Next Tuesday night a new tourna-
ment will be started on the Argonne
alleys and same will run for three
weeks, ending April 20. Five prizes
will be awarded, four for the first
high scores in three games, and
the fifth for the tenth highest score.
Everyone is allowed to take part
in his tournament, all that is neces
sary is the rolling of three games
for a total.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23
umsteadsWormSyrup

ITO children an angel Of mercy" Whers
direcfiOnp are followed. IT NEVER
FAILS. Despite scarcity and enormous
cost of SANTONIN. II contains full dose.
stood sixty years test. Sold
or by maii. SOC q bottle.
Est, c. A. voorhees,. n. D., Philadelphia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23
ElYeri Organize.

Howard Peterson has been elected
manager of the Flyers, a local light
senior team. Address challenges to
.222 Washington street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23
Rodman With Celtics.

Harry e. Rodman will be with the
Celtics when this team plays at the
Auditorium. Monday night. April B.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-23

Thesc dealers also sell the famous
Jsike GOOD LUCK Epapoyafsd Mill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13

I'"nIlr that borrowed ogEa rev
,.,-u- ...n aui are returning them new
may bee regarded 49, able financiers -
their v.l.. cleveland l'lhm Dealer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-13

Try our guaranteed ribbons. for
50 oo. ". 5. Stoddard. = 18th street.
augs-m-W-f
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
HARDING To
TAKE HAND IN
COAL STRIKE
National Conference Is
Planned to Avert
Walk Out

NGTON. Feb. %. - A
suddcn change IN the threatened
coal strike situation tonight leI
administration officials to nDI,Nr
o means oG settlement surely win
be- found.
\ new plan has been framed
which Secretary uf Labor DAVIS
and others are sail 20 h.llevr uf-
ferN AN hmicahlv SulbtIun.
W. purHunncr of tho new sch. no
Davis has written individual cual
operators and leaders OF the uulun
asking that they attend ma
tlonnl conference suggested by
President llnrding and there
thrcsh Iut their difficulties
n this conference IL unsucrogs-
ful and both sides in the dispute
openly declare their belief thtt
u may be individual settlements
IN thJ various dIstrIcis will De-
proposed 10y the government
Some opposition Co this latter
proposal Dr. expected, Miners fear
individual settlements might load
20 ultimate dissolution OF the p1-
tlunul union or AZ least prov,
serious hindfancU 20 iis growth
The alternative plan which f.
outlined on uuqueztiunuhle au-
ihority II sure To avert national
strike, u a. believed Proponents
uf the plan say 10 Will not cause
dlSintcgration ~ the national
wlucrs' orHauization because even
th" operators recognize the ne
ccssity OF some OF the national
agreements.
However. they say individual
circumstances In various hltum-
inous fields make % practically
impossible that the same agree
mcnts be thrust on every area.
u is admitted that some dis
tricts might fail 90 reach an agree
mont but % he pointed out the ma
ioriiy ~ them probably would ma
a solution and the strike call could
be Issued only in those district
whore no agreement is found.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Railway Workers
To Raise Fund to
Assist Miners

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb Is
u, finite steps by railroad workers
OF America TO assist miners In tho
impending coal strike on April I
were taken tonight with a call by
W = @one chief of the Locomo-
tive Engineers. for financial as
siaanco Of miners families In the
West virginia fields.
Stone asked local divisions of
the locomotive engineers for con
irfbuilons to the miners relief
rnmmlttee. which D. doing vel
fare work In coal fields.
In formal statement. Stone de-
clnrcd; Unless relief a. reCeiN-
"a within 'wo or three weeks u
viii be too late. ~ many OF the
miners families are destitute and
starving"
an brotherhoods viii subscribe
heavily 20 th@ fund. labor leaders
predicted.
This appeal n In direct line with
the rsilroaders' pledge at a recent
meeting with miners In Chicago,
when fun moral and financial
support was promised mine oper-
atiVes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
NTORS ACCEPT
tDNIEisINCE INVITATION

PHILADELPHIA. Fen 15=
Repre- rvntativ,- Of tho United
Mine Worker. will meet tho gem
oral policy comml'tDr ~ the am
ihruci,o coat nporn ors IN Now
York on March o.. in an effort
% avert strike.
$. H WHrriner president of tho
Iehirh Cuul ana Navigation COM
upny and chairman of tho oper-
u'"rs' committee. nnnGuusod toe
night be had written John l..
LOWS. prc-.ien' OF mo minors. re-
cvpuug hts invitation 90 a confer
vnco.
Coal prircs must como down and
a correspond reduction IN min-
ers' wbgcs must be made. ia War
riuef's oulnlon.
The labor cost IN mining an
thrncitc cont" he continued IFS
very large part uf the total cost
Tho minors have got Co share Goo
bringing down fho total cot. w
propose CD meet with the workor-
and discus- the matter with them.
We hope that we viii arrive at
some agreement However. the
situation is q very difficult one
In view % the ac'ion taken AZ the
shRmokin convention
Nurrincr said that no official
demand had been made To the coal
operators. although II was UNDER
stood hat the miners were going
10 demand a 20 per cent increase
In wages.
The meeting 90 the general poll
oies committee of the anthracite
Operators in Atlantic Ctty wns held
solely to consider the general la
hor situation. Wnrrlner said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
CHINESE To
GIVE TAYLOR
MURDER CLEW
Phones Sheriff. S Office
He'll Tell All He
Knows

Los ANC ~ rs. Feb. 25.-"I am
Wong leo. the man you want o.
question lu connection with tht
iW lnr murder ! call ON tau pros
"n iy tell you whu ] know about
Harry Fields and 1uEIur uffnlr."
This calm or v1tni vpIr. over the
i"iephuu" Hp'nking in oxcelien
English with hu, slight intenatipn
toni ht gave The sh"rifrs office
high hopes that "a rsul lead has dc
Nciuptd u the movie murder.
IN" rull WAS put m 20 Deputy
Sl'iiif Fiank b'wIr. iu charge OF
.h" tuuHtuwu squad which hnH
been ,omhiug the district FOR tao
days s,ur.hIus for tho drug Loader
accused Dos Harry Fields. drug
llrui hr'd in Detroit boo connection
with the murder of tlp uim dlrcc-
Ter.
pcwur uud h.s squad had Iacatod
.rH haunt .ud had waited IS hour
i.r him fO return They uuHiN de-
clded thu' hU had been warmed by
the chinese Intelligence system and
had fled the city The phone cali
cam" just Hs thct Wsri. on the verge
pi giylnE Hp
The Informant said ho was on his
place Ip the SAN Fernando valley
and would come 90 Los Angeles
soon and tell everything he knew
in connection with the Taylor trng-
cdy but refused Go hr hurried or lie
rru't-c,umin,d over the phone He
volunteered whpt be- wanted TO aud
then hung up.
pm,rfs placed ,rcdouco In the
Usll aui decided not 20 wait FOR the
mnu hu. began combing the san
q, Tnanlo valley
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
NEW SENSATION
FOR MOVIE COLONY
IN DIVORCE CASE
Wife Charges Actor
Coerced Her Into Liv-
ing With Millionaire

los ANGELES. Feb. Holly
wood and Los Angeles movie circles
were abuxz tonight with the latest
sensation Co develop Ina the "C"lu-
luid belt The spoitiswoodo-Aitkeu
divorce.
The action was Instituted sis
wocBs aro when Francis spotts-
woodc- AitKon whito-hairod dean of
nlmlaut's character actors. sued
Mrs MARI ON Avis spottiswood.- .-
Aitkcn alleging lnndelitS The first
scandal bomb" TO be tossed into
ihv affair ava aot explode until to-
luH. however when Mrs. Spottia-
wlodc-Nitken filed counter charges
alleging her husband had coetCcd
h,r into living with Hay Wein-tcin
wealthy Santa burhnwn. 50 that hr
could cNfott money from Wcinsfcln
The coupl' have three children.
noted for their beauty.
flottir'Vuode- Altkcn . ma q
months ago rescued his babies whom
his home az Athens-on tho-hill was
destroyed i2' nrc.
\ wear ago the wife figured in
n sensational attempt at suicide hy
drinking poison.
Neither Spootlswoode-Aitken nor
his wife would comment tonight on
the divorce action or its prom sod
lis losures
The Santa Barbara Incident Is
one OF the several assertions con-
tuined In Mrs Spottiswopde-Ait d..
kcn's startling compliant
ll'r husband approved of her
relationship with Wciustein. SHE
'nid ana hy agreement with him sh
went 60 reside with the Santa Bnr.
inra millionaire.
II was part OF SpottiswoOdo-N Ait.
kcu's plan she said. that he would
uT proach Wcinstein Inter and at.
tempt an out-of-court settlement
Tor heart balm" Further. the wife
hutges he beat her last November
continually called her names and
ordered hcr 10 leave their home.
In his complaint, the actor nc-
custd his wife pf frequent associa
iion with one Theodore Wilson. al
eHinE that she travelled about with
iiiu to hotels and places ~ amuse-
neut ana used his name as hers
Both husband and wife uak the
custody OF their three children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Flappers Make
Best Mothers,
Educator SAYS

CHICAGO Feb. Flap
pers make the best mothers.
Miss Eleanpr \. Adams. noted
girls educator anid tonight
ono uevd have no fears for
the race us louE a. the modern
girl flaps. according to Miss
Adams
Il am very optimis'i ahout
the girl ~ today" Miss Adams
said. "She will undoubtedly
make ~ better mother Than the
girl - 10 or 20 years ago.
"The so-caiied flappcr has
learned TO analysc. TO under
stand she will make much
more Intelligent mother than
was her own mother
Ma aid som, flip- Tapping
back IN her day,| Miss Adams
said
The excessive pompadour.
ne merry widow ha'. the "Bos-
ton dip" waist and balloon"
slceVcs ~ mother's nifihood
DAYS really makes tho modern
Eirl apponr very tame
Mlss Adams. who speaks
from tho experience az prcsl-
dent ~ oxford college the old
est girls school Ia the coun-
try "psyched thr flnppcr fur
tho United Press a. follows;
The flapper flaps because
~ group nerves Many @ the
girls whp now attend colleges
come from tile farms or small
owns To Keep from losing
her Identity in tho larger group
nn the campus nhc goes In for
oNarForatlon. which explains
ne social Rsoscsducs % the
day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
! MORE BROKERAGE
FIRMS FAIL, IS
IN LAST WEEK
hundreds of Custom.
ers in Panic in New
York City

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Fifteen
ore brokerage houses crashed In
Pw York this week In the stock
okcrs' panic Three were forced
the wall today.
Thuusands ~ complaints from
stomerg who ullego they have
en- swindied are stamping the
strict attorneys office from all
er hs country. His probe Of al
god illegal houses will SO on.
,'i may result In further failures
Be- rising stock market Is held
rtly responsible for the series
cSlapsos
OF alarmed customers
II lrowding the offices OF hrok-
Hoo houses which they fear are
4 the verge OF going under.
Bankruptcy petitions filed today
+ Ire against llcntly, Roblcs a
}aith. brokers; Rciis a Sullivan.
A. II. smith a Co. brokers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
FIGHT in CONGRESS FOR FARMERS JUST BEGUN CAPPE
Negro Is His Own
Lawyer, Witness;
Proves an Alibi

CHICAGO, Feb. Willie
Gigs. three -dollnr-n day vaude-
willie performer Of the Black
Helt. up befotc Judge Kcrstcn
on n burglary charge. took
ard presented an unshakablo
nlihi.
"Mhers II your attorney T"
asked the Judge.
NO lawyer nin't going to
hog this here act Gigs said.
I'm gonna be nay own lawyer
I'm only holding regret.
wishes I could also be my own
Jury"
with your honor's pcrmls-
sion. ! calls my first witness.
Mr. william Gigs. 10 the
stand
While Cigs L. not "a bad cit
irrn. a.. dent drink. if.
don't smoke. hlo don't shoot
crap. Hes only got one bad
huhli tie steals
I've been ont Of work ia
rather steal than accept char
i'v I didn't steal those SILK
stockings ~ which ! stand nc-
cuscd was calling on "a
widow lady and hyught them
f-um her hu baud Tor eight
dollars
"iiut" interrupted the court.
~ you've h-cn out uf work
WHORE lid you got the uight
dollars
That's tho point Judge.
That's whore my alihi comes IN.
81 the time am accused uf
stealing th" stockings was
rohhiuE A furniture store.
That. whore got the eight
doilars Tn. defense rosts"
\ verdict Is expected when
the jury finishes It's laugh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
WOULD Isl. TRJTH
SIHIM ON FuEI.p-

LOS Angel rs Fcb. 25.-l
of the truth serum dincofy. '
ltsu T,yaa ruU1try doctor NJ
commended tonight by t'ndU
sheriff Eugene llisr7 ilug Tor f..
rurpuFe 90 d,tormimnr the s...
ucif OF thv story uf Vim
I.Nlrr's murder told hy Hu.
Fields loo Detroit
This snrum. according 90 .#
.l., Uv,rsr pHralyErs the im1H
nation end makes % imuorsII|.
fOU the subject Co toll Gal
Iuut % htr already been ur
With success uu rrNn8 ,rlm'r. .
whu con osspi under its iuf'
DuDr.
The changing account NUI.H
Fields. coufss-e dope ulI g.
4uG f1rrsr. gives of tne uurI.
.s ny'ha seriouzl, doubted i1 f..
authorities both here and iu '...
frut \ good shot OF ~. 'r.
compelling compound Ula q
solve thr cu gam ut Yields ."-
fossipu' Tho under -sucriif ".I
has been iu Cuirago in CuH...-
ton with the iuye1tigntI.u H
expressed himself when d., H.-
rofiiuu ct using this Serum .n
Fields WIS made to him
~ think it would hc O. -HI
idpn." declared liiscnlluf 1.
district attorney who made '..
experiment iu two eases ciaiw. B
10 worKed perfectly.
"if thoy would try IL ON l..
We might Ect the truth Dr.
could eliminate his sfor, N
hop-h'ud'a dream. ~ would p. E
o. iot with the iuNostigutiou .H
i,uf rs W. are unable Co s....F
ourselves that Fields is nu
and out liar W. have Geo
on the assumptions that H
tullius the truth"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Riding Teacher Has Giuen Miss Mccormick
"The Ring; Says He's Only "A and is
Seeking Farm Home For Bride To- Be
Hopes to Settle Down
on Little Estate in
Switzerland After His
Marriage to Heiress
of 17;Does Not Wish
to Live in United
States.

BASEL. ew.iz,rlspd >,.. Ga
,t... 80 ,,. .,.l,
@ 'l mas "'''l'' gwen M'
" ''nh
'h' livery Hl'hlr proprietor "t
zurich. ln his fret Interview with
4a American cnrrospondar. fsd,v
..I,.,,.. 80,
''' h'''" ''''- '''' '''s
NlHed he plighi"d his truih VIA
tu. chicago hrirrHs was lu STA.
.ls... tbIrd pu,,.r so f., 4. .,
..
Max fhowed the United ifg.-
.arruspoudent "a replica uf IA. cl-
a,r.r.,i rir.l.t IL .,. ..tt ....
.'ns WIN the User inm.iF hfW7.H H
l."ld ON which is an upf. #aI
.r.a.,u u,san with d. sfar ....f..
.. go. -. ....
a' 'n'alh.
After trip through rW,fEsrIr.I
ll search oi an cs ate Where bed.
GAR settle duwn with hl- .T.4, t.
H ury uf gentleman farm ug D.Ur
today tulkrd freely Of th, spuruItu-
lue mptiuls.
Flrt OF all you can -.e I'm
Hut 81. hv said wIth % laugh. I'm
.ust "a.
Talks IrccIy.
TN. b,r-.p,,, ~ .... ...
f..s,.d p, .,,rl-. ,,.n t,., ,r..,-
MIN I.,,.b No.. ,r b, ,,,.i -.
took rfe lead .n ih. IntgryIsw
.,,.gi a.. 't.ii ,,..t
0,r, .t H,-,I y..t .,,,,,.., ,'
-.II ~. Ni,......,..''.i .,
f,tU.r Hr. .,u,In. ,.,.,.r .,.J .I'',i
I, r.sdv fo ,n.,f 'Il,.,,
s.., .,..,t. t-,.f.t ,,..,,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Dynamite Blast
In Chicago a Plot,
Says Fire Marshal

CHICAfD. Feb 4s ESuIa-luu
OF 30 toms of dynamite which
cnueed 1000 600 tumnrp fu r
quarry of De Consumers COMPANY
AZ AcCoof ill. was ihs result uf
o. plot u NJ prrhuhn,r s-ntr fire
marshal chargsd tonight
iorhohntr In 'lmated tho blast
was the result ~ labor troubles
The official mid residents of MD-
Cook saw Fights moving in the dI-
rectiun of the quarry am hour boz
furs the explosion last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
IItR Oi HANGING
CLOSES FIELDS MOI TIL

DETROIT Mich. Feb. 90 Frar
of hanging has closed HAIRY F1eldF
mouth tighter thnn nil pefsuasion
ot thr police and sheriffF eud'.vor-
irs tn 1dd to his tale OF the murf
dor DI Ww o. TuvlOr at Holly
wood california
lu O. iast attempt to obtain uHIi-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
serum WIN Work. says

DALLAS. Tex. Feb. 2
Harry Fields. af Detroit NII
Tell tho truth about his kuH".-
edge of ,he William Desmond
Taylor murder. u he b. E..'h
truth serum othtHW r
known as twilight sleep lH.
Eugene House. the 'coun l'
doctor" of Ferris. TeN. VINO
dlscoN cred tho now famous
test. told the United Pres here
tonight
''You can tell pe.ruit ana
los Angeles authorize t.ii
three tests We have made 'n
Texas criminals lave hven 100
per cent perfect" Housr rt'
"it wIli work ON Fields. uni
am willing and anxious itHl
the tests be made"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

Announcement Of Prize Win.
ners in The Heralds 500
George Washington essay
contest will be found on Page
9 Of this section.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Turn to Page
Seven!

~ the Want NJ pare.
Nuu'l find ftteip ,,,orr thuu
100 oPPOftTt NTTlI~.
ttrrN onp D. u ~ sfNIsgs
oH'nnrtunitN i,sctN unr 4. a
diiirrut Kind of business o1-
ortmiii.
tvcf1 one offer. 20 - "a,
ono u v'lNnro Ser uruft. for
ti'nufHrncnt. for hunrfh.
That's Whs the WANT An
pnrr - Ihr fterald b. rrall
thc.i dnN ~ nrariy everyone
"a Albuquerque it's never.
'ndihE, cNcr-oiianeinH iuursr
ol "eN oppoFunit, for i'm.
pruNrnirni. IA itauf,..,,,.,,,
prufii, brnrsit.
And the Want Ad paee
available for escry one. A.
hhif-a-fraf n word. rt,r,o,tr
'nn ntffOd ~ use t fr,alt
"hpi''f'r nsasion requires.
When YOt'R occaaion aris.
-, Just
TiiLEPnoNE s4s
and ash Tor n want al take,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
NEW CHA|RMAnI
OUTL|NESLAWS
TOlBE ASKED
Credits Bill and En-
larged Farm Bank
System on Program
By LAWRENCE NAHTIN.
a nitrd Press starr
Correspondence

VVAstU NC..DN t.n .s -,
&c.. ,...
'" '" Pu
'nf'lIh rnnNr"" great mats ta
permanent ururrhul on Hfl~fu W.l
f1r. senator 'uuuer Kalsa-. ,tt
bloc new chairman. said tuuiafl
The bloc formed as % temnur
HrF organization tu meet 4n r.nrr
i.n'' now cutters The SECOND pna I
i' iI' 71ii 'uuptr. ff
''i" from n"W un VIII no tp bum
I'INItH' our program u
'.i'T.' N'5 .rfi.iliinn ir au"Il t~ifi
'''.''
Sl|I'sm'n Hud ocouum .sts hav
come .u r"HIIEv tlut If l- nor euuari
tn pun fhH farmer ouf of the nela
H' nIi nt -rt Hn firm rr0und ahi
hrIn"N iu Ep forward. THAT is ,nl
ilno Job now u b. not senisl
Sod f"r wha benefits 1gricuiiur
.' Nn"i" country
arm ''l"c Program.
The bloc program ~ prfsta
n'n' agricultural legislation has no
H."n worked out fully The pro
gram as 90 stands;
~ rural crpdlts hin. settIu. NJ,
additional machinery Tor "p,.rs,,n,,
crrdii' for farmers. ms n =,
bridge the gap between co nnd N
dHi paIrr ana long tcrui fnrIr
mortgage loans
e-Iniarxrn,eu af tI,, farm, ,.,,,I
hnnl. sy-5em. 10 tnnl.c h ~ er.',.,sl 4
aid TO farmers IN the afa,,iri,,,, ~
Improvement Of lane
g. Trun.nn,t.ti,,,, m 60.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26

tionul information az 60 th. a.if'H q
rnmed iu Fields "coufrss n. Ie
fhr murderer ~ raflur r'
Irving J Cofnn has wirti ''
Angeles authorities asking thHi i''N
promise the dope uend iWw.n'' ~
from capital punishmcnt f"I i'
pnrt be ntalns be had n '''
movie directors death
- expect a. do prison sr.
for rly part in the mvf- hNi
won't hang" werc Fields I'h''
words 10 hia quest ioucra Tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
Isabel 0strander Hss nss.y wsl.s'@ sI.., ,,arV an

II more thrilling than The Step on the
Stairs, which you read in The Herald.
ming in The Herald next Wednesday,
March lst
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
sTTK TNyIoR'S
II,MI.IS N ClllNAGO.

fTFTI NWV7 TNN- 20 NI|TTT =
tho slayer OF Wm f. TaNior 10
Continued on page cightJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-26
New Mexico Newss,;si%%p !; i%pSs's9' %s",ss for

people You win find each day in The
Herald the most complete state news ser.
vice furnished by any New Mexico news
paper.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-09-21
COURT HOLDS FOR
DOUMECQ DISTRICT

Judge Wallace N. Scales, of the dis
trict court, has rendered an opinion in
the case of Deer Creek Highway dis
trict VS.. Doumecq Highway district
IN which it is held the plaintiffs com.
plant does not state a cause for ac.
ton.
The case was brought bv the Deer
Creek district in an effort to recover
about $500, representing one-tbird
OF the value of the bridge across Sal.
mon river at the mouth of Wbitebird
creek. The court held that the com.
plant failed to show that the ALLEGED
indebtedness of the Doumeco district
was contracted in accordance with nroI
visions of the state constitution. and
that compliance with the constitu-
ton must be shown, inasmucb as the
expense appeared to be unusual.
1t Is understood the Doumeco dis.
trlet denies any liability was ever
incurred and that the alleged indebt-
edness was beyond the amount that
could be incurred without a vote of tbe
people.
Inc opinion was rendered on a de.
murrer of the defendants attorney
A. s. Hardy, to the complaint
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-09-21
SPOKANE MEN
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r. Warner, c. NJ. & st. Paul Rv.,
Ralph s. Gordon, P. L. Gordon Co
J. F. Petwers, G. n. Ry.; J. w Rios.
by, Powell Founders; Chuck White.
head, Whitehead Palace: Orvill Isaac
Mott Atwater; w. II. Ude. N. P. Rv.;
w. f. Maaley, Hazelwood Co.; II. S
Schroeder, Nash Spokane Co.; f. B.
Bird, w. P. Fuller & Co.; L. s. Libby,
John w. Graham Co.; W. II. Cross
Spokane Bakery Co.; w. F.. Bevins'
Pacific Coast Biscuit Co.
B. G. Ewing, Ewing Paper Co.; F.
w .Krause, Spokane Seed Co.; G. A.
bethlehem, Spokane Dry Goods Co; L.
A. Lewis. Washington Water Power
Co; A. M. Laing, Bradstreets; John
shaw, Shaw & Borden Co.; Fl. M.
White, Spokane Drug Co.; J. Fl. Rob
erts, Spokane Lithographing Co.; S.
katz, M. Seller & Co; p. =. Fmmeret
Commercial Creamery CO..: q. III
edv F. o. Berg Co.: Fl. f. New
Ton, Guernsev-Newton Co; Frank
thompson. Lewiston Mercantile Co
w: A. Bolma, Jensen King Byrd: r. s
saves, Fairmont Creamery Co. Or
>. w. Hindeyl, director Wasbington
state Retailers 3 association, accom- |
panylng the party as speaker. and
Fred Butler, Lewiston.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-09-21
JOHN w. SCHMADEKA
rs CALLED BY DEATH

John Wesley Schmadeka, "a year,
old, pioneer resident of Idaho coun
ty and one of the wealthiest rancher.
on Camas Prairie, died suddenly OF
heart disease in the home of his
brother, George Schmadeka, in Clarks.
ton, Monday morning Mr.. Schmadeka
who had been ailing since spring, re-
Gently went to Charleston for medical
treatment.
The body was brought to Grangeville
Tuesday evening and was taken to the
Maugg parlors in this city. Funeral
services were held Thursday afternoon
in Odd Fellows auditorium, and were
largely attended by neighbors and
friends of Mr.. Schmadeka. w. n.
Knox, minister, officiated. Burial was
in Prairie View cemetery.
Mr.. Schmadeka was born on July
8, 1868, in Lane county, Ore. In 1876.
he came with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Schmadeka, to Camas Prairie.
and had since made his home here.
In 1890, Mr.. Schmadeka was married
to Miss Arminta Johnson, and to them
eleven children were born, all of whom
with the widow, survive him. The
children are:
Mrs. Oscar Chase, Roy C. Schmade-
ka, Mrs. George Mires, Arthur L. Sch
Mrs. Riley Curtis, Mrs. Joe
Altman, Sadie Schmadeka, Hartzell
Schmadeka, Clyde Schmadeka, Thel-
ma Schmadeka and Everett Sehmade-
ka.
Mr.. Schmadeka also is survived bv
three brothers and two sisters, Chris
topher s. Schmadeka, in California;
William F. Schmadeka and George
Schmadeka, of Charleston; Mrs. Caro-.
line Miller, Grangeville, and Mrs. EN-
ma Keefer, Juliaetta.
In 1906, Mr.. Schmadeka united with
The Methodist church. He enioyed
2 wide acquaintanceship throughout
IDAHO county, and was universally re-
pected.