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, 1923-01-17
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER BANKS
Increase RESOURCES TO HUGE
figure HI one YEARS TIME

CLEVELAND, o., Jan. 17.-Ten
cooperative banks in operation, a
half tozen more in process OF organ
ization, including one to be opened i'm
mediately in Spokane and another in
New York. establishment of two
branches In Cleveland of the parent
institution and an increase in re-
sources from $685. 900 to $3.50 0 900
are tho results OF the entrance rs
months ago Of the Brotherhood Of 10
connective Engineers into the banking
field.
In addition to It's banking business
the brotherhood has extensive coal
properties, n mail order dry goods
house doing n department store bust
ness and q number of other co-opera-
tive businesses in the hands of the
engineers brotherhood and its mem
bers.
The growth has maze the Locomo-
tive Engineers brotherhood the most
powerful union financially in the
country and an outstanding financial
factor among other large banking in
stitutlons OF tho nation.
, 1923-01-17
IMAM FROM LOST RIVER
LUMBER CAMP ROMANCE,
FEATURE PICTURE At HUB

The great northwest woods arc
really tho central influence in the
Goldwyn picture, THE MAJ From
Lost River" which is being present.
ed at the Hub theater. The action of
Katharine Newiin Burt's p~hotoplay
takes place in a lumber camp whore
the men lead crude lives close to ma.
ture. The softeninE influence OF
women is absent, though in the camp
dwells an orphan girl. the pride of
the men. Into this group comes a
sophisticated Easterner who falls in
love with the girl and marries her.
The dramatic conflict entwines the
camp foreman. who has silently ador.
ed the girl all the while; and II Is the
unworthiness OF her husband In a
time OF crisis that both removes him
from tho scene and shows the girl
the worth OF a noble mans love.
One of the marvellous scenes in
this Frank Lloyd production shows
the iumberjacks in the act of fell.
ing a giant tree. The picture was
taken on Lake Huntington. in the
Sierras, on the government reserva-
tion there. For outdoor scenic beauty
and thrilling dramatic action, THE
Man From Lost River is one of the
, 1923-01-17
CLEAN KIDNEYS
BY DRINKING
LOTS OF WATER
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys if
Bladder Bothers or
Back Hurts

Eating too much rich foo may pro-
luce kidney trouble in some form.
says a welI-known authority, because
the acids created excite the kidneys.
Then they become ~overworked, get
sluggish, clog up and cause all sorts
OF distress, particularly backache and
misery in the kidney region. rheu-
matte twinges, severe headaches, acid
stomach, constipation, torpid liver.
Eleeplessness. bladder and urinary ir-
ritatIon.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys arent acting right, or II blnd.
der 5others you, begin drinking lots of
good water and also get about four
ounces OF Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a tablespoonful IN a
glass OF water before breakfast for a
few days and you kidneys may then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid OF grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia. and has
been used for years to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to nctlv-
fly: also to neutralize the acids in tho
system so that they no longer irri-
tate, thus often relieving bladder dis
orders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone
makes n delightful c~ffervescent lIthia.
water drink which millions OF mon
and women taxi now and then to help
keep the kidneys n urinary organs
clean, thus often avoiding serious KID
ney disorders. By all means have
your physician examine your kidneys
at least twice n year.-Adv.
, 1923-01-17
Mary ickford In
NeW-O Did Photoplay
VIII Be Seen in Her Own 1929
Production of "TesS Of the
Storm Country"

An artistic triumph of several years
ago, Tess Of the Storm Country has
been revived in a new production by
Mary Pickford. 1t is tile first In
stance in which a great star has re-
built from the past a motion picture
which won for her the foremost place
in the heart OF the screen worshIpping
public.
Tess Of the Storm Country" IN
its new formal old prints Of the
original production having been with
drawn from circulatIon-deals with
the human drama arising in a hum
BILE community OF nshermen-squat-
tiers on the shore OF n lake belonging
TO a wealthy and greedy owner. Stern
efforts to evict the hsherfolk are cen.
tered on Tess. daughter. Of a mild
old Waterman 1t is her winsome
beauty and sweetness which inspire
the son OF the wealthy man to inter
cede for the squatters.
There Is n conflict between this
young mar and a villanious rough
who persecutes the girl with unwel-
come attentions. a heart touching
sacrifice on the part of Tess saves
the rich mans daughter from dis
grace. and there is powerful sltua-
fion added by the fisher lass going
through the agonies of having her
father arrested and tried for murder.
This most appealing story is from
a best seller of a decade ago by
Grace Miller White, and its happy
conclusion is reached after tremen-
dous suspense such as Mary Pickford
alone al build up with her renowned
gifts of mimicry.
This new. 1922, production Of Tess
of the Storm Country" produced by
Miss Pickford for United Artists re
lease. has been booked as the feature
attraction for Friday. Saturday, Sun
day and Monday by the management
OF the America theater.
, 1923-01-17
JAP NATIONAL
INCOME GOES UP
Increase of More Than Six
teen Million Yen Over Last
Years Period.

TOXIC. Jan. 1T.-tAssociated Press
Mafl.rThe Income of the Imperial
government for the seven months of
the fiscal year to November l totaled
I.O4s, 900, 900 yen, an Increase of 15
million compared with h same
period last e
The sources are listed as follows:
Brought forward from last ear. $751;
$4,000 yen; taxation, 2s9, s92 900 yen;
stamp revenue, 4l6.0OO, 900 yen; In
come from government enterprises
and property. 1O5 ,S43, 900 rel sunday
revenue. IL. SOP 900 yen; salo of gov
eminent property. 100000 yen: extra
sundry revenue, 6.0s4. 900 yen: miscel-
IRneous. 8,2l1, 900 yen.
The tax evenu is listed! Land tax,
21.iSS,oO yen; in come tax, 81 ,236. 900
yen; business tax, SO 1924. 900 yen; sake
tax, 6I,061 900 yen; sugar consump-
ton tax, 80 Z 900 yen; textile tax.
SO,s47, 900 yen; customs revenue, ST.
$4,000 yen; miscellaneous, $,31a,o 900
yen.
, 1923-01-17
NERO FOX SPECTACLE,
IS FILM OF BIG EFFECTS
SHOWING At AMERICA

Nero, in ali his glory and his great
er infamy, arrived in Casper yester-
day. William Fox. having made up
his mind to let the motion picture
pubkc know just what the last of
the Caesars md his dissolute court
looked like, sent j.. Gordon Edwards
over to Rome so that the proper at
mosphere and the correct types of
characters might be secured. The re-
suit Of this famous directors labors.
combined with the efforts OF a fine
cast and also those OF the largest
and most energetic mob ever put to
work In a film is now being shown
to the public under the short and
direct title, Nero"
Nero" is an amazing picture. The
claim that it is n super-special is fully
substantieted. In fact, everything
about it is super-sets, acting, photo
, 1923-01-17

Banks in which officers of the
brotherhood here are financially in.
terested are The Peoples State Bank
of Hammond, Ind. The San Bernar,
dino, Calf, with branches in Bars.
tow and Needles. Calf, The Brother,
hood Cooperative National Bank at
Minneapolis and the Federated Bank
& Trust Company OF Birmingham.
Ala.
out of the Cleveland movement
have also grown cooperative banks
owned by the workers, but not con
nected with the Cleveland institution
at Philadelphia, Chicago, st, Louis.
Tucson, Ariz.. n other cities.
Warren s. Stone, president of the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers
n president OF the engineers bank
is also an officer of n coal mining
company. A number of mines have
been in operation by this company
for months in Kentucky and Ten
messed.
This company which gives share.
, 1923-01-17

graphy, sensations and pot. Nothing
quite SO compactly built by big mo,
tlves, large effects and a lavish out,
lay of req money has ever before
reached the screen.
The cast is novel and thoroughly
capable. 1t 3 also cosmopolitan.
Headed by jacques Gretillat in the
title role, it contains the name of
Alexander Salvini as Horatius. Pau,
lette Duval as Poppaea, Eiy Darclea
as Acte and Violet Mersereau as
Marcia, n list of actors representa-,
tive of France, Italy and the United
States. 1t Is now on its second DAY
At the America.
, 1923-01-17
Shipping Board
Freighter Hits
Reef, Is Beached

MANILA, p. /, Jan. 10y The
Associated Press.) The shipping
board freigther Patrick Henry, oper-
ated by the Tampa Inter-Ocean COM
pany, today struck a reef on Shay
island. 200 miles south of Manila, and
had to be beached.
The weather is fine and the sea
calm.
, 1923-01-17

Aeroplanes flying in mountainous
countries have on more than one oc-
caslon been attacked by eagles, who
mistook the strange machines for IL
rival bird
, 1923-01-17

A mild disestant has been added
to genuine aspirin TO counterfeit
tho oft-occurrinE disturbance of
the stomach.
The laxative seeks TO remedy thu
cause Of the trouble. It effectively
rids the body of waste, which is
most often the u of, Intense
pain. This ~threefold attack makes
TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN n OF
the most valuable remedies known
to p~hysiciana. Ask for TINGLE'S
LAxO ASPIRIN. the improved as
plrin with the three points:
, 1923-01-17

exist. We know that as blood-eeilS
increase in number, blood impurities
NAnishl We also know that night fol-
lows day. Both are factsl But have you,
eczema sufferers. ever actually taken
advantage OF this wonderful fact7
Thousands Just like you have never
thought about 1T skin eruptionS,
eczema with all Its fiery, skin digging
torture and its soul-tearing. unreach-
able itching, pimples, blAckheadB and
bollg, they all pack mp and no, when
the tide Of bloOd-celIs begins TO roll
Int Blood-cells are the fighting-ElAnts
Of naturei S. S. s. builds them by he
millioul Il has been doing It since
1921 s. S. S. IL one Of the greatest
blood = cell builders, blood = ~cleRnBera
and body builders known to US NOR
talsl When 0 put theso facts to-
Eether,-then to continue to have ecBe-
ma and kin oruptionB looks more like
q sin than 4 disease. Mrs. Arthur N.
Ely little girl had q vsry bad case 81
sessHn. S began taking s. s. S. and
q t1eR Hot0. ! hank you Uery much !
tel my friends Whd a good medicine 20
Il, I cannot talk too much about u for
I kHoB e 70 o. r."
Here is your opportunity. g. q. 9.
contains only vegetable medicinal In
gradients. Because =. s. S. does build
red blood-cells, It routs rheumatism,
cheeks, benutifirs the complexion.
builds you up when you are run down.
z. S. s. 10 sold at all drug stores. in
two sizes. The lnrEer size bottle IL
the more economical
g G G makes you feel
0sSsSshkc yourself lgGA
, 1923-01-17
PREVENT THOSE FREQUENT
ATTACKS
OF SICK

Violent sick headaches are Ma
lures alarm to you of physical dis
order. Most frequently they tell
of Ruto-Intoxication This Is poi
Honing Of the system from psnt-up
toxins or body poisonB.
Relief from the pain Is your hrst
need, and the world 5 most effec-
tive pRln-reliever is aspirin. Pure
aspirin alone, however, often dis
turbs digestion. To prevent this
after-disoomfort scientists have
compounded this new tablet
TINGLE'S LAXo ASPIRIN.
, 1923-01-17

On the average girls T healthier
than boys-that is their chances OF
life are better-but boy babies r
than girls.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

Meeting will be held Monday at the AI9m
Country Club. Cars will leave Elks' Club a
10 :O5 and return to town at p. M Is
sure to come. Bring your friends.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28

Anderson fast colored
dress ginghams, 81 in.
wide, in new spring de-
signs. Special, 39c
the yard 49,.
A selection Of apron
checks, % inches wide.
in checks OF blue,
brown and red. assorted
size checks. A 15c
yard .........
Joske's Second Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Big Savings In
Ginghams-Tomorrow
Every Offering Splendid Value
A H.; Adjournment ar Another Lot at

A whole table Of
these colorful ging-
hams, 81 inches, in
an assortment of
plaids and checks,
suitable for children's
women's wearables.
Offering fine zephyr
ginghams, 80 inches
wide, in broken plaids,
checks and solid 2Qc
colors. Yard. E.
Imp rted ginghams,
80 inches wide, in all
fast colors, new checks
and solid colors' 45c
yard .......
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Stamped
Scarfs 99c

Regular $1.25 values.
Scarfs, stamped in new
spring designs, made of
linen and jewel cloth,
Trimmed with cotton filet
and cluny laces.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
Demonstration
Elcaya Preparations

1t is our pleasure to- an
nounce that we have with
us a direct representative
from the EIcaya manufac-
turer. If you will come in,
she will tell you the kind of
creams to use on your face,
the shade of rouge that is
becoming to you. You will
find this most interesting.
Joskes' Street Floor
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
COMING!
Remnant Day

Watch for Hook for II
And above all things, don't
miss it. The one big event
that will mean money saved to
you. 1t will be the talk of the
town for months, and thrifty
men and women will come
from miles about to share in
its savings.
Need we urge you TO read
our ads carefully? For you
don't want to miss this.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-28
$1,000 Dress
Trunks $12.S5

Made of 3-ply veneer, with
round edges, best drawn bolts and
spring lock. Two trays, and is
nicely cloth lined.
Weekend cases, made of black
grain cowhide, all nicely silk lined,
has pocket in top and sides. just
the right size. spe- SLABS
cial at ............
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-22
MCTIGUE-TUNNEY Y LEoNAPD-
WHITE SON LOS PROxIMos
ENCUENTROS

Terminada la pelea Firpo- Dempsey,
Tex Rickard dara ahora su atenci6n a
los matchs cuya organization fue sus
pendida temporalmente mientras Sc alIe
glaba la gran batalla de los heavy
weights en- Polo Grounds.
Rickard probablemente activara Ell
scguida la pelea Gene Tuney-Mike Nc
Tigne, por Ell campeonato mundial de La
division lighteavyweight y la de Leo
rard- White por el campeonato light
weight, 81 Leonard defende su tit1o,
icon 6xito en- su pr6xima pelea con
Dundee).
Estos dos matchs han estado ca c;
sire varias semanas, pero fueron aes
atendidos temporalmente cuando Sc do
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-22
MERcADo DE AzUcAR

Cab e1 reciLido aver por 14amborn
CO., Inc, San Juan, de su ofcina ds
New York
A las 800 P. NJ. N. Y. microbes Sc
tiembre 10 Ventas. 5000 sacos azJca
res de Puerto Rico a la American Su
gar Refining Co., N. Y, para embarqua
en setiembre octubre 15, 7.O3 y
rs, 900 sacos adicionales de Cuba a
American Sugar Refining Co., y a la Ma
tional Sugar Refining Co. N. Y. para
tmbarque en- la primera quincena de
oetubre durante todo octubre a 5 LA
(7.o3 P. R.) Hay compradores adicions-
les a este mismo precio.
A las 500 P. M. N. Y. microbes, Sc,
tiembre 19- Mercado frnle durante ia
subida. ventas: De aver tarde hasta
cerrarse ell mercsdo hoy Sc ha vendido
TN total de 100000 sacos zucares de
Cuba Puerto Rico para embarque en-
Sept. Oct, de 500 (6.7S P. RI a 3S
(7.16 P. R.) Los refnadores en- general
estan comprando, pero los vendedores
Sc mostraban indiferentes. REFINA-
DA; La American Sugar Refining Co.
e. Atkins y Co., N. Y. la cotizan a
S.65. otros temporalmente Sc han retL
lado del mercado Hay buena demanda
por refnada. FUTURos: Oct. 48S
(6.66 P. R.) Dec. 4.72 (6,5o P. RI,
Mario S.82 $3.50 P. R.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-22
PIaneandO las pr6xmaS peIeas

sato de6nitivamente la tormenta de los
heavy-weights
Hay una fuerte corriente de manera
Cue Ell encuentro McTigue-Tun Sera
Geinitivamente arreglado finales de
"a pr6xima semana. Billy Gibson Ma
nager de Tuney esta proximo :lsgar
i New York conferenciar con Rickard
y Joe Jacobs manager de McTigue.
La pe,ea Leonard-White esta casi a.
cerrarse, despu6s de un aho de espera,
White Leonard fueron matcheados
rara encontrarse en- Ell otofio pasado en-
e: Thirty Acres Arena de New Jersey,
pero Sc cancelo la pelea por Leonard
Cuien estaba sufriendo mucho con su
centadura, la que 10 mantuvo inactive
durante seis meses Por no celebrar ia
pelea- Ell campe6n Leonard fue suspen-
dido por la Comisi6n de Boxeo del e.
tado de New Jersey, suspension Qua
SUn esta en- pie. La Comision de oer-
sey ha acordado que la 1nica manera
para levantar la suspension de Leonard
es que este pelee con White en- dicho
estado. Por las corrientes actuales IS
de esperarse que White, Ell protegido re
Ike Dorgen, obtenga su oportunidad
antes de cerrarse la temporada de We
3ano.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-09-22

Para desarroIIar y copiar Pc
IicuIas, hacer anpIiaciones y
Marcos. No divide ell Iaboratorio
de P. Nieves cue es donde me-
ior v mas rapido Sc trabaia.
Cristo 16 San Juan, P. R.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-05-31
CHAPTER XII
White Gold.

at was mighty decent Of you to take
me under your protection" said the
young engineer to Sandy. He made
hard going of the last word but shot
II out with snap that left his Jaw ad-
vanced. Sandy told himself that he
liked the clean-cut, well-set-up West
lake.
"Shucks." he answered, II reckon
you w'udn't have much trubble pro-
tectin' yo'self, providin' terms was any
way nigh even. That Roarin' Russell
throwed down on 20, figgerin' you
packed no gun, SEEM there was none
In sight. How'd your fuss come to
stahtT
"A man was showing Russell and
some others a piece Of quartz picked
up round here. It had nothing in 1t
but some mica and galena, but Rus
sell had given II as his opinion that 1t
was the gold-bearing rock of the re-
gion. told them thought they would
find that in the porphyry and Russell
asked me what the HI knew about
1t? That's how It started. I don't
know how 1t would have finished IL
you hadn't taken hand and said was
friend Of yours. Do you know any
thing about mining. Mr.. Bourke1"
SANDY is my name to my friends.
A cowman with mister to the front
of his name seems to me like a hawss
with an extry bride. No, sir, don't.
Do your"
Sandy's eyes twinkled as he put the
quiz. Westlake laughed.
81 hope so. I think so. Experience
counts lot, of course, but do know
something about sylvanite, or white
gold. I've seen its big field over In
Boulder and Teller counties, Colorado.
They call 1t graphic gold, sometimes,
beause the crystals ere very frequent
ly set up In twins and branch Off so
that they look like written characters.
The crystals are monoclInlc and occur
in porphyry almost exclusively. It is
mixture of gold and silver telluride
and it's also called tellurium."
"I'm much obliged" said Sandy.
1--WE learned heap"
Westlake looked at him suspicious
ly, but Sandy's face was grave as that
Of the sphinx.
THE porphyry dykes here are In
syncline,' the engineer went on. "They
dip toward each other from both sides
of the valley and form loops or folds.
II you Imagine an onion sliced In half
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-05-31

convincing. The bully obeyed him,
standing at the door In the place of
the assayer. who stepped aside. feel
Ing a little sick at the stomach. Sam
bracing him In friendly fashion by
one elbow.
Il won't shoot yore knuckles of"
said Sandy, "pervidin' you keep yore
fingers wide apaht, an don't wiggle
'em. Spread 'em out against the
wood, bully MANI
His face whitening from the ebb of
blood to his cowardly heart, Roarin'
Russell opened his fingers wide, judy
Ing implicit obedience his greatest
safety. Sandy did not move position.
he hardly seemed to move wrist or
finger as his guns spat fire, left and
right. eight shots blending. eight bull
let's smashing their way through the
door between the Tvs" of the buliy's
fingers while the crowd held their
breath for the exhibition.
Sandy quickly reloaded, quickly but
without obvious haste. He did not
return the guns to their holsters and
he paid no attention to the admiring
comments of the crowd.
"You-all interfered with friend of
mine," said Sandy. "It amt healthy
trick. An you amt apologized to the
lady. I don't know how Westlake
feels about 1t, but you've sure got to
apologize to the lady,"
Russell's eyes ruled from side to
side toward his still elevated hands.
you can lower s1 If you can't
talk with 'em up" SIN Sandy. I'm
waitin' TO- that apolsM but I'm In a
bit of hurry"
Il didn't see no wcmsn n" mumbled
the bully. crest-fallen.
II told you there WIS one." said
Sandy. Il don't lie, even to strangers.
You're sorry you swore, amt your"
You're qulcker'n / am on the draw
with yore two guns" retorted the
goaded Russell. 81 cud lick you one
handed 'thout guns-or any man In
this crowd" he clustered in nm at
tempt to halt his departing prestige.
"You-all had gun in yore hand
when we stahted in." said Sandy
equally. you're sorry you swore-
amt your"
The repeated words, backed BY the
cold gaze, the ready guns, were merci-
less as probes.
II apologies to the lady" growled
Russell.
"Now, that's fine," said Sandy.
Slime! Westlake, will you come erIong
with me TO q spell?"
He made his way through the open-
Ing group. Sam followed with the as
sayer who now began to realize that
Sandy's interference had established n
friendship that would continue protec-
tive. They met Mormon. almost pur-
pie In the face from suppressed feel
ings. Young Ed Bailey eyed Sandy
with awe and new respect. Miranda
Bailey's attempt to learn exactly what
had happened was thwarted by Sandy's
presentation of Westlake. During the
Introduction Mormon slipped away.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1923-05-31

butcher nd suit better. Looks like q
movie pitcher actor. don't her Mebbe
he's vodcville performer. I'll bet he
Is, at that. What's yore speshulty,
kid7 Singin' or dancin'. Or both7"
He flung a shot from the gun Into
the ground between the young mans
feet.
"Show us few steps, you powder
faced dood Mebbe we'll let you stay
In camp II you amuse u.s."
Sandy and Sam had elbowed their
way lightly through the ring and the
former turned to the man beside
whom he happened to stand.
whats the Idea p he asked.
THE young 'un good as told Roarin'
Russell he didn't know what he was
talkin' about. Chap asked the kids
opinion on bit of ore an he give 1t.
1t didn't suit Russell"
ut didn't, Ell? Now, that's too bad"
drawled Sandy. The other looked at
him curiously. Sandy's drawl was
often provocative. Russelrs gun
barked again.
Dance, d--n vel An sing at the
same time; blast you for buttin' In
tenderfootl Won't, eh?"
The victim. game but despairfng,
flung look Of appeal about him. To
give In meant to become the laughing