Clearwater Republican. [volume], June 10, 1921, Image 1

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Clearwater Republican
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CLEARWATER COUNTY
VOLUME X NUMBER 11
OROF1NO, CLEARWATER COUNTY, IDAHO
FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1921.
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Jewel Carmen IN
THURS., FRI.
THEATRE PRESENTS
THE SILVER LINING
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The fading lights of the steamer
slowy dissappeared Into the night as
"THE ANGEL" bade goodby to her
hopes of future happiness, when out
of the darkness suddenly appeared
—but only winsome Jewel Carmen
in "THE SILVER LINING" can fit
tingly show the astonishing happen
gs that r .ulted as they ire
trayed In this enthralling picture of
the unusual.
& SAT., JUNE 16, 17, & 18
The costly Peirl Necklace
so care
lessly worn by the society matron In
the fashionable cafe at the famous
summer resort, was tantalizing close
end "The Angel's" fingers tnvolun
20 & 35 CENTS
tarily darted forward to grasp the
alluring prize. Jewel Carmen with
wondrous skill portrays in "THE
SILVER LINING" the thrilling cli
max to this gripping scene In a pic
ture filled with »'art ling episodes.
Alio a Two Reel Comedy, "TORCHY'S NIGHTHOOD
During Chautauqua Shows Will Start Right After Evening Program
or
RECEIVES MEME
Mr. Kauffman Was in Six En
gagements, but Only Five
are Shown by Medal
Albert ("Bert") Kauffman, an
Orofino man who served twenty-one
months ini the A. E. F. In France,
ths week received a beautiful de
signed medel from the war depar'
medal contains five bars, each rep
nient for his services abred. Th
resenting a batUc In which the reci
pient prrticip ted, ac follows: Aisne,
Aisne-Marne, St. Mihlel, Meus -
Marne and Defensive Sector. Mr.
Kauffman was engaged in six bat
tle« Instead of five. The war de
partment':; record i defective, a
one of the engagements is missing.
Mr. Kauffman served with the en
gineers and was always In advene
of the regular forces, which placed
him In the most dangerous positons.
He spent 172 days amid the contin
uous roar of big guns. His escape
without injury seems almost mirac
ulous. but he came out of the fray
with only a slight scratch. So far
as known, Mr Kauffman is is the
only Clearwater county man who
has as many stars to hs credjt. The
war department honors Itself as
well as the recipient by this flat
token of appreciation.
Commissioner of Public Works
Hall has engaged George Cook,
an Orofino man, to supervise the
manufacture of brick for the pro
posed new building at the Orofino
Asylum.
fled for this task because of his
previous experience as a brick
maker and mason.
Is furnishing all the necessary com
mon labor from the lnmatea
Mr. Cook Is well quali
The Asylum
Fire hits your pocket. Forest In
dustry distributes to the Pacific
coast public $297.000,000.00 a year.
Protect the forests.
"Wonders of the Mind"
Lecture of Remarkable Interest for Chautauquans to Bo
Presented by Dr. E. L. House, the Noted Psychologist
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A lecture event of unusual Inqiortanoe Is scheduled for the fifth day ol
Chautauqua In the coming of Dr. E. L. House, noted author and psychologist.'
He will s]ieak in the afternoon on "The Wonders of the Mind" and in the
evening on "Destroyers and Builders of Health.'' It will be surprising If the
assembly la not crowded during both of these lectures because Dr. House Is
rated aa one of the greatest speakers and thinkers before the public today
His themes are deep and vital, hut presented In such a manner that everyone
can understand and profit by them.
MORE EASTERN
80.000 Are Put Into Brown'
Creek, Reedfs Creek and
Musselshell
H. I. Welreth, deputy game war
den, went to Sandeolnt last Friday
nd returned '-'at irdav with 80 .O'*.,
Eastern brook trout which wete
loaded Into auto trucks, furnished
by the Forest Service and the Clear
water Timber Protective Association
and they were taken out that night
and planted in the follhwûig streams:
40.000 in Brown's Creek; 20,000
in Reed's Caeek and 20,000 in
Musselshell. Mi). Walrath Informs
us that he expects to plant ab ut
200.000 more of tjiese trout ih Clear
water streams this summer.
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VETERINARY LOCATES HERE
S. Crouch. D. V. M. has located In
Orofino and established himself In
business as a veterinary pliyscian
ar.d surgeon, wttlh an office In Af
fleck's drug store
graduate of McKillip Vet rlnary Col
lege, Chicago, where he ;ook he lull
four-year course in veterinary sci
ence.
County will be
.heir midst a man who is thoroughly
skilled as a physcian and surgeon
for animals of al) kinds. Every com
niunilty has on
who has a slight working knowledge
of diseases among animals, but It
rarely occurs that a community as
sparsely settled as this can boast
of having a man who has completed
a full course as
Crouch has already shown his abil
ity by taking care of a number of
horses In the Wcippe neighborhood.
Because of his value to the commun
ity, the ferme
doubtless give Df. Crouch the recog
nition that a master in his profes
sion deserves.
Dr. Crouch is a
The farnlers of Clearwater
lad to welcome to
the
pro
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or more farmres
veterinarian. Dr.
and others will
In
Coming back next year? Then
you want the w
Leave no fire alive.
oods kept green.
DAILY PROGRAM
Orofino Chautauqua, June 23-28
SEASON TICKETS
DAILY SCHEDULE
Afternoon Concert .
Afternoon Lecture .
Children's hour .
Evening Concert .
Evening Lecture .
Adults
Students
Children
No War Tax because Ellison White
being ou non-profit basis
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2:30
3:00
4:00
7:30
8:00
1.65
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FIRST DAY
Afternoon—Opening announcements of the week;
Concert
Director
The Liberty Belles of Boston
Admission 50c
Organizing Junior Chautauqua
Evening —Concert Prelude
—Dramatic Lecture- "Tallow Dips" ,Dr. Robert Parker
Miles, Noted Journalist and Interviewer
Admission 50c
SECOND DAY
The Liberty Belles of Boston
Afternoon—Musical Entertainment _Stone-Platt-Bragers Trio
Lecture—"The Problems of Today"
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of
Dean Ellwood C. Perisho
Admsssion 50c
Junior Chautauqua Play Hour
Evening —Musical Entertainment ..
a
Stone-Platt-Bragers Trio
Featuring Electra Platt, Famous Monulogist
Admission 75c
to
THIRD DAY
Afternoon—Concert Prelude
Readings_
The Lowell Patton Company
....Winifred Windus
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H.
Hill
Admission 50c
Junior Chautauqu Play Hour
Evening —Concert Prelude
The Lowell Patton Company
.E. B. Fish
Editor of "Labor and Industry"
Lecture—"Paying the Fiddler
Admission 75c
FOURTH DAY
Afternoon—Lecture—"From Peace Pipe to War Trail",
Chief Strongheart
Admission 50c
Junior Chautauqua Play Hour
Evening —Play—Great Dramatized Sermon, "The Servant in the
House", Presented by The Keighley New York Players
Admission 75c
FIFTH DAY
Afternoon—Concert Prelude
Leccure—"The Wondeas of the Mind',
Admission 50c
The Alexander Trio
Dr. E. L. House
. Junior Chautauqua Play Hour
Evening —Concert Prelude,.
The Alexander Trio
Lecture—"The Destroyers and Builders of Health"
Dr. E. L. House, Noted Author and Psychologist
Admission 75c
SIXTH DAY
Afternoon—Concert Prelude, Mary Adel Hays' Grand Opera Singers,
Lecture—"The House We Live In"_V. I. Shepard
Admission 50c
Junior Chautauqua Play Hour
Evening —Closing Concert,—Mary Adel Hays' Grand Opera Singers
Notable Musical Organization headed by Mary Adel Hays,
American Coloratura Soprano.
Admision 75c
No War Tax on Single Admissions because of Ellison-White
being on non-profit basis.
Sunday Program will be in keeping with the sacred character
of the day.
GENERAL INFORMATION
Season Tickets are on sale by the committee until noon of the
opening day at price listed above. After that time they advance 5Qc.
They are transferable within the owner's immediate family.
Children's Tickets at $1.00 admit children in grammar grades.
This ticket admits them to all regular Chautauqua programs as well
as the Junior Chautauqua.
Single Admissions to the various sessions amount tojalmost three
times the cost of a season ticket. Even though you attend but a
fewnumbers, it is economy to buy a season ticket,
single admissions approximately half price.
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Green timber is the great sourct Do not throw lighted matches,
lit tax revenue. Prevent forest flret cigarettes or cigars along the road •
and keep your taxed down.
side from automobile or carriage.
JULIAEÏTA AGAIN
Only Once Did Juliaetta Get
a Semblance to a Hit.
Genesee Next.
Last Sunday at Julaetta Leslie
Ball pltch-d practically a no—hit
game. The only semblance to a hit
was a grounder which took a lucky
bounce going over Guthan's head
The outfielders had nothing lo do.
Orofino started the scoring in the
second inning when Hamilton drew
a pass. Gafney was safe on Ross'
error, Morrison sent a single over
short.
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Gaffney hit to pitcher who cut off
Ball at the plate, the catcher then
overthrew first trying to catch Gaff- !
ney scoring H. Ball. 1
•lultaetta started a counter-offen
sive in the fifth when Orofino play
ers made call (heir orrors and Julla
ettn got Us one near-hit. The rally
was nlppeed by a double play, Gaff
ney to Morrison. I
After two were out In the eighth, j
Orofino filled the bases.
Hughes and Johnson
safely, but there it stopped.
The game was fast and clean
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Johnson c .
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Juliaetta
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Schetzle cf
C. Clark c .
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H. Roes p-1
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Novelty Musicians at Chautauqua
Alexander Trio Well Known in Chautauqua World for
Their Versatility sind Musical Excellence
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Two piognims of almost Infinite variety—this lies, describes the concerts
which the Alexander Trio will present at Chautauqua on the fifth day.
member Is a master of at least two Instruments,
limited and the programs presented are ones which would usually require the
services of five or six people.
Each
The combinations seem un
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State Highway Commission
Awarded Contract Mon
day, June 6th
On Monday of this week, the State
Highway Commissioner awarded a
contract for the construction of a
section of the Clearwater Highway
in the Pierce Highway District
The contract begins at a point 4
miles this side of Pierce and runs
toward Wetppe, Including a f, avion
over two miles of highway,
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were submitted.
Carl
The construction of this see
! tiim of the Clenrwater Highway
will eliminate the worst part of the
road from Orofino to Pierce.
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Double plays, Ross to Rush, Clark
to Ramey to Ros», Gaffeny to Morri
son.
Struck out, by H. Ross 2 In five
innings, by S. Ross 5 In four Inn
ings, by Ball 17
Bases on balls off H. Ross 3, off
S. Ross none, off Ball none.
Umpires—Schetzle and Crumpacker.
On next Sunday, June 12, the
Orofino boys will play a return game
with the Genesee team at Genesee.
It 1» hoped that a large delegation'
of boosters will accompany them.
We have a gcod team now and Leslie
Ball Is pitching
and with the team supporting him
as they did last Sunday, together
with a good crowd of boosters, we
should win again next Sunday. If
you have a car and have room for
anothef passenger, don't fail to go.
and Swantek will see that you get
the other passenger. If you want
to go and haven't a way, see ''Swan''
and he will help you get a way.
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