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Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-04-20
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP M0STRILS
Tells How To Get Qnick Relief
from Head Colds. It's Splendid

In one minute your clogged nostrils
will open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking. snuffing,
blowing, headache, dryness. No strug-
Cling for breath at night. your cold
or catarrh will be gone.
Get small bottle Of Ely's Cream
Balm, from your druggist now. Apply
a little Of this fragment, antiseptic,
healing cream in your nostrils. 1t
penetrates through every air passage
of the head, sooths the inflamed OF
swollen mucous membrane and relief
comes instantly.
It's just fine. Don't stay stuffed up
with cold or nasty catarrh-Reliei
comes quickly-Adv.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-04-20
LABOR SHORTAGE
LARGELY FICTION

NEW YORK( April 1s.-With the
adjournment Of Congress and the fail
ure to secure free immigration, en-
ployers have abandoned their short
age-of-labor claim.
The National Industrial Conferences
Board, representing score of EN-
ployers' organizations. states that
there is not so great labor shortage
as is frequently supposed from cur
rent reports.
The estimate is based on returns
from more than 1000 manufacturing
establishments in all parts OF the
United States.
Southwest Washington labor press. [volume] (Hoquiam, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1923-04-20

Statement Of the Ownership, Manage
ment, Circulation, Etc, Required BY
the Act Of Congress Of August a.,
1912.
, 1923-09-07

Tnnlac Vegetable Pills are Ma
lures W remedy for constipation.
sale everywhere. ADVERTISE
ment.
, 1923-09-07
INTEREST GROWING M
BEING HELD
BY NAzARENE CHURCH

The special revival services at the
First Church OF the Nazarene, cor.
ner OF Twelfth and Poplar are at.
tracing considerable attention. and
h interest Is increasing. DR.. A. O.
Henricks. for many years president
OF Pasadena university. Pasadena.
Cal. is the special evangelist. assist.
ed by his wife who is a good soloist.
Rev. NJ. r. Dutton. former pastor
at Yuma. Colo. and his wife. son
and daughter who all sing and play
different instruments, are also
present.
DR.. Henricks has had wide experi.
ence for the past 20 a in pas.
toral, educational and evangeiistfc
work and is giving the local church
some stirring sermons every morn.
ing at 1880 and evenings at 1890
preceded by a live song service con
Quoted by Rev. Dutton and his
singers. assisted by the members of
the local choir.
The attendance from tho first has
been fine and the interest is increas.
ing with every service. Several
have already asked for prayers and
some have been forward at the
altar and made n start in the Chris.
tian life. Many others have given
evidence Of deep conviction and in
terest. The local church and pastor,
, 1923-09-07

frightfui mixup. but the burglar Is
nice looking and pleasing on tho
whole. ana although he is willing to
step out Of the harness for a con-
%sideration when It is found that the
young lady is recovering. a new
thrill is furnished the favored daugh-
ter Of fortune by having a burglar
for a husband. and she isn't quite
ready to give him up yet.
Not until they have faced perils
together at the hands OF q band of
crooks with which the emergency
husband has formed an alliance. are
they really sure how they both feel
about the matter.
Everything considered, ~The Elk
citers" is exciting. It is ono of tho
most thrilling pictures on the screen
this season, and It is not cheap
either. The spectator cannot help
feeling glad that the producers have
avoided making the reformer's GUS
tomary attack against the "jazz life
OF today and have instead merely
produced a good picture without any
moral at all.
, 1923-09-07
RlA[TO OFFERS
STRONG PLAY
Bebe Daniels and Antonio
Moreno Superb In
"The Exciters"

Bebe Daniels and Antonio Moreno
were well selected by the producers
OF THE Exciters'' which opened at
tho Rlalto theater yesterday, for
this pair possesses In a superiative
degree the pep, dnsh and energy of
youth so NEEDED TO carry out the
intention of the film.
Miss Daniels plays the role Of a
vivacious American girl born of
good family. and incidentally born
at 10 miles a minute on the TWEEN
tleth Century Limited In 1909 which
insures her a speedy career. Her
aunt who has made this prophecy
has also left a will of considerable
proportions in which she stipulates
that her niece must marry before
she is Fl years of age, or she won't
get the money. that's all.
Marriage has been arranged with
a typical ''jellyhsh." and the lamb
is all prepared for the sacrifice,
when. crashl an airplane is sent
whirling through the air carrying
with 1t the sacrifice. The girl won't
live. She is confident Of this. with
no time 10 lose she arrnnges mar
rage with the burglar who has Just
started to rob the house. It is n
, 1923-09-07
GOV. PARKER To
ADDRESS TARIFF
MEET IN DENVER.
Founder Of Southern
Association Secured
For Convention.

DENVER. Colo, Sept. 7.-Johr
NJ. Parker. governor If Louisiana,
will be one of the principal speakers
at the organization meeting OF the
western Tariff congress, It was an.
nounced here. The meeting will con
vene here on October 3. Governor
Parker is one Of the founders of the
Southern Tariff Association.
According TO n call issued by
Frank J. Hasenbarth. chairman of
Salt Lake City. Utah. the object of
converting the congress, which is OF
non partisan character. Is 'to Join
IN an organized effort to adopt a
permanent tariff policy and to sta
billie tariff rates. approaching the
subject from an economic and bust
ness standpoint"
The call is signed by the COVER
nors of Colorado. Montana. wyo-
ming. Arizona, New Mexico. Nevada
Idaho. Utah and Oregon. and scores
Of associations OF livestock. mining.
agriculture. dairy and other associa-
lions of producers. as well as cham
bers of commerce and banking as
sociations throughout the west.
, 1923-09-07
EDWIN BARRETT NAMED
JUSTICE OF PEACE TO
SU GEE D PUhTENNEY

Edwin Barrett was named by the
county commissioners yesterday
afternoon as Justice of the peace in
the district formerly held by Justice
s. II. Puntenney. The action was
taken because Mr.. Puntenney's time
is largely consumed by his business
and because he is out Of the city a
large part of the time.
Mr.. Barrett is the partner of Vim
Mulvaney in the new law firm
of Mulvaney and Barrett.
, 1923-09-07
MINERS TRYING
To END Strike

Continued from Page one)
governors peace proposals had been
guaranteed. and the governor was
expected TO have the unions deci-
Hion late today.
Two days of bargaining between
the committee Of mine operators
ana the group OF. union officials, in
which Governor pinchot acted both
as mediator and transmItter of
views, resulted last night in the
framing OF n partial agreement.
John l.. Lewis, president OF the
Union Mine Workers and Phillip
Murray. Dlnaldo Cappellini, Thomas
Kennedy n C. ]. Golden. his asso-
ciates in the conduct of the nego-
tiations. were stu holding out on
the two principal demands OF the
union which are unsatisfied by the
governors peace proposal. They
asked the Check off" system for
collection of union dues. and that
day workers in the anthracite re-
gioni who number nearly 100, 900
men, be given o than a ten per
cent increase in pay.
, 1923-09-07

Expert witch and jewelry repair.
ng. Carper Jewelry Co. o. s. Bldg.
, 1923-09-07
MURDER Case
IS DISMISSED

WICHITA FALLS. Texas, Sept 4.
The case Of the state against
Colonel w. L. Culberson. charged
with killing NJ. L. Lamar here on
January 8. was dismissed In district
court on account Of absence of prose.
cutting witnesses.
Colonel C%ulberson was tried at the
February term of court, a divided
jury resulting.
, 1923-09-07
Producer and
Company Face
Prosecution

Los ANGELES. Sept. Frank
Egan. theatrical producer. and nine
members OF his company who have
been appearing in tho same fnrce
here for eleven weeks has been
named in a complaint charging
them with producing and participant.
ing ! nthe production of an obscene
and indecent play.
, 1923-09-07
Feared Burial
AIiUe; Delay Is
Asked in Will

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Sept. r.
The Will Of Mrs. Loretta Chase dis
posed of an estate valude at $40, 900
TO three sons, Just filed for probate,
also disclosed that so feared being
buried alive that. In the testament
she directed burial be delayed three
days unless a knife was passed
through her heart in the presence of
witnesses.
, 1923-09-07

hev. Il. r. Dunn. feel much encour-
aged. and expect a capacity house by
Sunday. Last Sunday the Sunday
school had a hundred and ninety
hve present before the close and this
coming Sunday they expect to have
, 1923-09-07

Mrs. Norah Gardner. s25 Thirty
eighth Street. Oakland. CAL. de-
spite her ~ years OF age. has gained
10 pounds by taking Tanlac. and
now does all her homework and
also enjoys working in her garden.
She says;
For years I suffered terribly
from Indigestion. For over IS
months 1 ate a thing but a
little bread and milk. I lost weight
and was so weak I could hardly
turn a hand. -
IT not only gained 10 pounds by
taking Tanlac, but actually feel bet
ter than I have in years. I have
a hearty appetite and sleep like a
child My homework doesn't tire
me. and I work in my garden every
day. I wouldn't take anything for
the good Tanlac has done me-"
Tanlac is for sale by all good
druggists. Accept no substitute.
Over 81 million bottles sold.
, 1923-09-07

1s with three services ON Sunday.
Tho Sunday school opens at 10
o'clock.
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Stevens drove fast. Then, IN taking
an abrupt curve. Q graspinG spear
ruined another tire. This time the car
rasped across the road into the cac-
tus. bursting the second front-wheel
tire. Like demons indeed Link and
Nels worked. ShudderinE. Madeline
felt the declining heat Of the sun, saw
with gloomy eyes the shading Of the
red light over the desert. She did not
look back to see how near the sun was
to the horizon. She wanted to ask
Nels. Strange As anything on this ter
rible ride was the absence Of speech.
As yet no word had been spoken. Made
line wanted to shrek to Link TO hurry.
But he was more than humanity swift
in all his actions. So with mute lips,
with the ire In her beginning to chill.
with lifelessness menacInE her spirit.
she watched, hoped against hope,
prayed for . long. straight, smooth
road.
Quite suddenly she saw It. seemingly
miles OF clear. narrow lane disappear.
ing like thin. white streak In distant
eAVSh VthupS StSNVhS
leaped like Madeline's. The huge cur
with a roar and a jerk seemed to an.
swer Madelne's call. . cry no less
poignant because II was silent.
| Faster. faster, fnster! The roar be-
came Il whining hum. Then for Made
line sound ceased to be anythng-she
could not hear. The wind was now
heavy, imponderable, no longer swift.
plastic thing, but solid. like an onrush.
ing wall. II bore down upon Madeline
with such resistless weight that she
could not move. The green of desert
plants along the road merged In two
shapeless fences sliding at her from
the distance. Objects ahead began to
blur the white rond. to grow strcnky.
like rays OF light, the sky to take on
more OF n reddcning haze.
That was Madeline's last clenr sem
satlon upon the ride. Blinded, dazcd.
she succumbed to the demands upon
her strength. She reeled. fell bnck.
only vaguely aware Of a helping hand.
Confusion seized her senses. All about
her was dark chaos through which
she was rushing, rushing. rushing un-
der the wrathful eye OF q setting sun.
But at nn end Of infinite time that
rush ceased. Madeline lost the queer
feeling OF being disembodied by q
frightfully swift careenlng through
b0undless distance. She distinguished
voices. low at first. apparently far
away. Then she opened her eyes to
blurred but conscious sight.
The car hnd come to . stop. Link
was lying face down over the wheel.
Nels was rubbing her hands. calling to
her. She saw q house with clean white
washed wall and brown-tiled roof. Re
yond, over . dark mountain range.
peeped the last red curve, the last beau
tiful ray Of the setting sun.
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mcnt."
~ thank You. sir. I shall not forget
your Kindness" concluded Madeline.
The white. narrow road flashed out
Of the foreground slipped with Incon.
celvnble rapidity under the car. When
she marked . clump Of cactus far
ahead II seemed to shoot nj her. 10
speed behind her even the instant she
noticed II. Nevertheless. Madeline
knew Link was not putting the cnr to
its limit. Swiftly ~ he was nyinr. he
held something In reserve. And every
lenf and blade and branch Of cnctu-
bore wicked thorns any one Of which
would be fatal to tire.
II came at length. the bursting re-
mort. The car lurched, went on Ike q
crippled thing. and halted, obcd!en' 10
the master hand at the wheel. Swift
AZ Link Vas In replacing the tire. he
lost time. The red sun, more snllen.
du,kier ~ Il nenred the black. bold
horizon. appeared 10 mock Madeline
20 eye her In derisiOn.
Link Ieaped In, and the cnr sprnng
ahead. The road began to wind up; u
turned and twisted In tantslizing. lazy
curves Il was In no hurry 10 surrnouhf
4 bil, that began 70 assume proportions
AZ q mountain: II was leasurely. NJ
we're al things In Mexico except strife.
rhst wss quick. fierce. bIoody-'t was
Spanish.
dih,cu,t, s,.-smAiy hazardous, yet Link
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ing wave II rushed away. Stewart
lived. He was freA He had stepped
out into the light. She had saved
him. Life changed for her in that In
stant OF realization aud became sweet
full, strange.
Stewart shook hands with some one
In the doorway. Then he looked up
and down the road. Tho door closed
behind him. Lelsurely no rolled q
cigarette. stood close to the wall while
he scratched a match. Even at that
distance Madel!ne's keen eyes caught
the small flame. the first little pun Of
smoke.
Stewart then took to the middle Of
the road and leisurely began his walk.
Madeline watched him. with pride.
love, pain. glory combating for a mas
ingly took longer than all her hours
Of awakening, Of strife. OF remorss.
longer than tho ride to md him. She
felt that It would be impossible for
her to walt till he reached the end Of
the rond. Yet In tho hurry and riot
Of her feelings she had fieetinE panics.
She wanted to run to meet him. New.
ertheless. she stood rooted to har
covert behind the window. living that
terrible walk with him to the utter
most thought of home. sister. mother.
sweetheart, wife, life itself-every
thought thnt could come to . man
stalking to meet his executioners.
With NIL that tumult In her mind and
heart Madeline stili fell prey 20 the
incomprehcnsible variations OF emotion
possible to II woman, Every step
Stewart took thrilled her. She Ind
some strange, subtle intuition TINT he
was not unhappy, and that he believed
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-04

beyond shadow Of doubt thnt he was
walking to his death. His steps
dragged q little. though they had he.
gun TO he swift The old. hard. phys
icnl. wild nerve of the cowboy was
perhaps In conflict with spiritual
growth OF the finer man. realizing too
late that life ought not n he sncri.
fccd.
Then the dark glram that WAS hia
face took shape. grew sharper and
clearer. He was stalking now. and
there WINS = suggestion OF impnt ticncs
In his stride. II took these hidden
MeIicnns n long time to XIII himi Al
Q point In the middle Of the road. even
with the corner Of N house and Oppo.
site 10 Madeline's position. stewart
halted stockstili. lie presented n fair.
bold mark TO his executioncrs. and he
stood there motIonl~ss . full moment.
Tint wait was almost uncomfortable
for Madeline. Perhaps II wna only .
moment. several moments At tho long.
est. but the time seemed . year.
Stewards face wns scornful. hnrd
Did hs suspect treachery on the part
Of his cnptOrs. TINT they meant To piny
with him ns n cat with mouse. 10
murder him nj lcisure1 Madeline was
sure shs caught the old. inscrn'able.
mocking smile nectinx across his lips.
lie held that position for what must
have b~en . reasonable tims 10 his
mind. then with . laugh md . shrug
he threw the cigarette into the road.
lie shook his head AZ n ~ the incom.
prchcnsible motives Of men who could
have no fnir reasons now for delay.
lie made . sudden violent action
thnt wns more than = strengthening
Of his powerful frame. II wss the old
instructive violence Then hs faced
north. Madeline read his thought.
knew he was thinking Of her, calling
her = Inst silent farewell. lie would
serve her 10 his last breath. leave her
free. keep his secret. That picture Of
him. dRrk.browed. hr~~ysd. strangely
sad and strong. snnk indclibIy ints
Mnd.iines heart ~ hearts.
Tie ncrt instant he was striiins
forward. TO force by bold and scorn
fui presence . speedy fulnlimcnt oi
his sentence.
Madeline stepped into IN. door.
crossed the threshold. Siswart atng
Ecrci mn n indeed the bullets he ~.
p.c'"d Ind pierced him In mortal
wound. His dark face turned Whisa
His eyes Ind the rnpt stare. the wild
f-nr of = mnn who saw mn npparision,
yet who doubted his sight Perhaps
he hnd called 10 her ~ the M-1icsns
called "a their Virgin: p.rhnps he I'm.
ngin.d sudden death hnd come I'm.
swsres. and this wns her irnng- ap
pea ring IN him In. sOme other ilfe.
"who - are your hs whispered.
hONrscly.
She tried to M her hands. fniIsh
tried sgnin. and held thefa out. trsfn
bling.
"It 10 l. Majesty. Your wifs!"
fTiiE ENID
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CHAPTER xxIiI
A. the End Of the Road.

AZ tV0 GV0 " wv NOaOs
Madeline saw that the car was Sur.
rounded by armed Mexicans. They
presented a contrast to the Others size
had seen that day; she wondered .
little at their silence. at their respect.
ful front.
Suddenly . sharp spoken order
opened up the ranks next TO the house.
Senior Monies appeared in tho break.
coming swiftly. His dark face wore
a smile: his manner was courteous,
important. authoritative.
"Senora, you got here In time. El
Captain Stewart will be free"
"Free!" she whispered.
She rose. reeling.
Come" replied Monies. taking her
nrm. "Perdoneme. Sonora.
Scnor Monies led Madeline through
hall to q patio. and on through .
large room with flooring Of rough.
bnre boards that ratified. into q small
er room foil Of armed quiet rebels
facing an open window.
Montes directed Msdellne's atten.
ton to q man by tho window. A loose
scarf Of vivid red hung from his
hand.
"Senora. they were waiting for the
sun to set when we arrived" said
Montes. 1.-THE signal WAS about TO be
given for Senior Stewards walk to
death"
"Stewnrt's walk !" echoed Madeline
"Ah. Sonora. let me tell you his sen.
tcnce-the sentence have had tho
honor and happiness TO revoke for
you"
Stewart had been court.martinic
md sentenced according 10 = Mexican
custom observed In cases Of brave sol
dlcra TO whom honorable and hitting
executions were due. His hour Ind
been set for Thursday when the sun
had sunk. Upon signal he was to he
liberated and was free TO walk out
into the road. 10 tnke any direction he
pleased. lie knew his sentence knew
TIM death awaited him. Tint every
possible avenue Of escape wns blocked
by men with rifles ready. But he hnd
not the slightest Idea ~ whnt moment
or from what direction the bullets
were 10 come.
"Senorn. We have sent messengers
TO every squad Of waiting soldiers
mn order that vi Captain In not 10 he
shot. lie Ia ignornnt Of his relense. !
shall give the signal for his freedom" :"
us there no-nO possibility 0f =
mistaken" fHiicr.d Madeline.
"None. Ny order included unload.
ing Of rifles"
don CnriOsi"
"HA In In irons and must answer 70
General Snlnzsr." replied Monies.
With . heart stricken by both Joy
and ngony. she snw Montcs give the
signal.
Then she wni'.d. M rhnnge mnni.
tested Itself down the length NJ TINT
lonely rond. There was absolute si.
icnre In the room behind her. How
terribly. Infinitely long seemed the
waiting!
Suddenly q door opened and Q tall
men stepped cut
Madeline rscoEnixed Stswnrt. Bhs
had IN plscs both hands m the wtA-
dov.sin Tor support. while Q storm n
emotion swaysd bss. LIE . astsass.
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-04
CHAPTER xxIi-contlnusd.

O.. gaye her q packet Of kilograms.
u.dsline tore them open with shaking
snSers. began to read with swift. dim
-. Some were from Washington, u.s.
s,,,ns her Of every possible service
..ns were from New York; others
.,,tten In Spanish were from Ell Paso.
and these she could not wholly trans
~. IN a brief glance. Would she
..,.r find stillwell's messagef 1t was
n. last. 1t was lengthy. 1t read:
sBought Stewards release. Also ar
nneed for his transfer as prisoner of
.,r Both matters Official. He's safe
We can get notice to his captors.
Not sure I've reached them by wire.
Afraid to trust It. You 60 with Link
n Aqua Prieta. Take the messages
..nt you in Spanish. They will protect
vou and secure Stewards freedom.
Take Nels with you. Stop for moth
ine. Tell Link all-trust him-let him
dive that car.
Link, do you know the roads, the
tnIls-the desert between here and
Asua PrIeta?" sne asked. Can an au-
tomobile be driven from here into
sorthern Mexico?"
aSure. But it'd take time"
I'VE must do 1t In little time" she
went on, In swift eagerness. "Other-
vtse Stewart may be-probably will
bebe shot.
Link Stevens appeared suddenly to
now lax. shriveled, to lose all his pc
eulIar pert brightness, to weaken and
asa
"Tm only "a cowboy. Miss Majes-
g." He almost faltered. II was sim
sular change In him. ''Thet's an aw.
ful ride-down over the border. II by
come luck I didn't smash the car I'd
turn your hair gray. You'd never be
- good after thet ridei"
II am Stewards wife," she answered
him. and she looked at him. not con-
seious Of any motive to persuade or al.
ture. but Just to let him know the
greatness Of her dependence upon him.
He started violently-the old action
It Stewart. the memorable action Of
Monty Price. This man was Of the
same wild breed.
Then Madeline's words flowed In Q
torrent. II am Stewards wife. love
him; I have been unjust to him; ]
must save him. Link, I have faith in
you. beseech you to do your best for
stswart's sake-for my sake. ri risk
ths ride gladly-bravely. I'll not care
where or how you drive. I'd far rather
ptunge Into canyon-go to my death
q the rocks-than not Try to save
Stewart"
How beautiful the response Of this
rude cowboy-to realize his absolute
eaeoosciousness Of self, to zee the
Aasyard shade burn out Of his face.
he Old. cool. devil.may-care spirit 70.
esfn to his eyes, and to feel something
wonderful about him thenl It was
eere than will or daring or sacrifice.
blood-tie might have existed between
hin and Madeline.
Miss Majesty, thet ride nggers i'm.
eessible, but I'll do i'll" he replied. His
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-04

& ~: bright glance thrilled her. "r1,
=. ~ mebbe half an hour to n over
car an to pack on what ri vant. I"
NJ. sas could not thank him, and her r.
~ was merely . request that he tell
sshd ~ shd other cowboys of duty to
~ 10y up to the house. When Link had
~ 49, Madeline gave q moments
snt TO preparations for the ride.
N. number Of cowboys were waiting.
~, explained the situation and left
NJ. IN charge Of her home. With
Lae 'ae asked Nsis to accompany her
s M, INTO the desert.
"n,. hla Najssey. I'm powerful
70 20. n you'rs eoin' aevn
E. me 0reassfs yos want ma..
u,I ehhe heard the buss Of the car.
+. ~ snr"nred. driving up tho dope.
' shost. siidins turn aaA
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-04
CHILDREN CRY II
FOR "CASTOR|A"
Especially Prepared for Infants
and Children Of An Ages

MOtheri Fletcher's Castoria has
been In u1e for over 30 years to relieve
babies and children of Constipation.
Flatulcncy. Wind Collie and Diarrhca {:
ailaying Feverishne~s arising there
from. and. by regulating tho Stomach
and Bowels. aids the assimilation Of
Food: giving natural sleep without
opiatcs. Tho genuine bears signature
The Arvada enterprise., 1923-10-04
Wood Choppers Are Gone.

Wood choppers hive disappeared.
ind In NIL the big wood ccntcrS OF
enstern Connecticut. Where thousands
Of cords should he pillng NJ. not a
single tree is being feilcd. Prophecies
ARE mnde TINT wood will 20 up to 80
cord. II not higher, by cnrly wlntee
Indianapolis News.