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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-01
BIGGEST LAND SALE
State Receives Large Sum at
ReXburs.

Upward of $500, 900 was received by
the state Friday at the public land
sale at Rexburg. the largest amount
ever received at sale OF this kind in
the history OF Idaho. OF the $1,000
acres offered for sale all went in keen
competition except two 40's for which
there was no demand. Some Of the
land sold as high as SIS an acre, far
beyond the appraised value. The sale
was conducted by Commissioner l. N.
Nash.
This IS the same land sold year
ago by Commissioner Smoot under
agreement at $40 and $l2 an acre
The sales were afterwards cancelled
by the state board OF land commits
s.oners, says the Statesman.
At the Rexburg "sale" July 10,
1918, under the Alexander admins
tration, $4,000 acres was disposed Of
for $l60, 900, or an average Of $l3 33
an acre. This was the cream of the
state land IN that section. The sale
was later repudiated because of
collusiou.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-01
ENFORCE GAME LAW
Fines Assessed In Southern
Part OF State.

The state game department conttn
ueS to collect money from law violat.
ors caught fishing and hunting out
Of season, says the Statesman.
The department got in SIS in fines
Friday and cash bonds iu the sum of
S75. One Of the fines was extracted
from John Doe who is in trouble
again. John was found guilty by a
justice OF the peacein Butte county
of having sage hen in his possession.
The court made the hen cost him $25
The other 1ues came from II.
Seines and Chas. Sharp who were also
assessed $25 each when convicted OF
having tished through the ice at
Magic dam reservoir last January.
The weather was cold when they
caught the fish, but the court made
it hot for them.
Joe Coleman, John Coleman and
William Weaver forfeited cash bonds
10 the sum of $25 each when arrested
on charge of having seined stream
10 Butte county.
Last month the game department
collected $500 iu tlueS.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-01
Another Dry Campaign.

Wcsterville, o., July 3l.-World-
wide prohibition Of The liquor traffic
as the next and 0nal step 10 temper
ance reform will be advocated by
speakers who will conduct campaign
10 Idaho between September aud
October l2, inclusive. and betweeo
October 81 and November 6, Inclusive,
under the direction OF the Anti
Saloon League Of America, with the
cooperation OF the Anti-Saloon
League Of Idaho.
Rev. w. J. Herwig, superintendent
Of the Anti Saloon League of Kansas,
will speak during the first period aud
DIR. Ira Landrith, of Boston, educst.
or, preacher, lecturer and prominent.
ly connected with the ChrIstian q
Endeavor movement, will take the
second period.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-01
SPIRIT LAKE

About 80, 900 trout fry were planted
10 the lake.
A fish fund of $500 is being raised.
A movement is on foot TO organize
a band.
During the electrical storm Tues
day night of last week, lightning
burned out motor 10 the Panhandle
sawmill. 1t took four hours to repair
the damage
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-01
oy popular subscription for com
nunity bath house.


nunity bath house.
Mr.. Clark, 10 charge OF the fish
hatchery, delivered $4,000 eastern
brook fry for planting ln Wolf Lodge
and Hayden ere elk.
Oscar Shenlald, Of Rathdrum, re.
;ently discharged from the Goth
engineers, was in the city Monday re.
newing old acquaintances.
e. B. Hitchcock, soil specialist OF
The University of Idaho, is here TO
cooperate with II. III. Beier in check.
ing up in crop rotations and soil
improvement demonstrations.
A large crop Of high quality apples
will be harvested IN Dalton this year,
according to al reports. FL. A.
Cutler, a prominent fruit grower Of
Dalton, states that be has eight acres
OF extra quality Delicious and Jona-
than trees from which he expects
more than 500 boxes.
Ii. Ii. Beier states that while Mr..
Bennett was here demonstrations
were held TO show that most fields in
this section Of the country contained
mixed grams, which by the federal
grain grades loses two or three cents
per bushel, and also states that the
county farm age1 Icy is now working
TO- prevent this mixture. lie says
that next year he expects to plant all
the common varieties on plots side by
side and find WHICH particular varie-
ties are best adapted for local con-
ditioDS.
AT meeting Of the committees ia
charge the dates decided upon for the
| KooteDai County Fair will be Friday
and Saturday, October Sd. and 4th.
| Plans have been formulated for Sc
curing representative exhibits OF
fruits, seeds, grains and grasses
vegetables, poultry and rabbits, live
stock, machinery, mining and lum-
bering, and home economics displays
1t is intended to have all the indus
tries and resources OF Kootena
county represented at this Fair, say
H. H. Beier, secretary.
Last Friday evening about on,
hundred service men from all part
of the county, met at the armory 1,
perfect the organization OF th
American Legion Kootenal Pos
was decided as the Dame Of the post
The following temporary officers acte,
at the meeting: Herbert Glindeman
commander, Loren Petersen, vic
commander; w. b. Mcfarland, adju
tant; Ed Sletmoe, luarterInaster; Jas
Evenden, sergeant at arms. Afte
the meeting the soldiers were guest
, Of the war camp community serYic
at dance at the pavilion, Mnc
interest was taken 10 adopting th
by laws, each section being COZ
Sidered. The tune for the dane
arrived before the constitution ha
been fully considered aud will
taken up at the next meeting.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-01

Highway district assessed valua-
tions Of 1918 are given in the county
auditors annual statement as follows
for the northern part OF the county:
Bench, 1913, ,o63; Belmont, SAT- 532;
Dalton, $468. .3l7; No. 4, 81, 2o9, 905;
HAYDEN Lake $9S1 ,595; Panhandle,
SI,17i. SOC; Pleasant View, $603, COZ.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-01
Some Fisherman.

The real fisherman Of Hayden Lake
is Old Man Pearson, who can still
run four miles without taking a
breath, says the Press. He catches
large bass, big trout, enormous perch
and other varieties of the finny tribe
all within the space of few minutes
from the same "h0le" in the lake.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-01
Idaho State News Items.

The Lewiston apple crop will be
heavy.
Crops of Idaho are valued at $780,
100000 yearly.
Wages for workers in mines are
now So. .25 In Shoshone county.
The hay crop in the ST. Joe valley
is reported the biggest ever cut there
Idaho will have an 80 per cent
potato crop. according to the latest
government estimates.
County farm bureaus IN Idaho have
membership OF $4,000, Bureaus
now exist in SO counties.
The state highway which will roo
from Boise to Boundary county has
been located through portion OF
Latah county.
Lewis Williams. of Pocatello, was
Nominated 10y President Wilson as
collector of internal revenue for the
district Of Idaho, a new office.
The Coeur d'Alene country yielded
$36, ,552, 1853 in mineral products last
year. All but about per cent of
this was raid out for labor and taxes.
Robert West, south Of Moscow,
sold his first crop OF alfalfa for $50
per acre, and the second at $50 per
acre. He has now purchased an ad
lining tract at $500 an acre and will
raise more alfalfa.
Failure OF people living la southern
Idaho to store coal this summer
while the mines are operating and
the railroads can handle the business
will result in another fuel shortage
next winter, the public utilities com
mission said 10 a statement issued
last week.
Mai j. B. Burns, assistant adju
tant general, has been appointed b,
the governor to head the Idaho riff
tam which will go to New Yorl
state this summer for the nationa
tournament. The federal govern
nlent requires that some member of
states team shall act as captain.
Milk vendors 10 Twin Falls here
a:ier will ply their trade under tn
PROVISIONS OF licenses to be issued b
the city. This is 10 accordance wit
suggestion made by Dr.. FL. L
GFOome, deputy state veterinarian
adopted at meeting of the Cit
council.
Captain e. L. Miller of Standpoint
who contracted disease while !
service in France, died in an arm
hospital at San Francisco. He wa
first lieutenant iu the SandpoiL
cUmpauy when 1t entered the war an
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-01

Recent light showers make farmers
hopeful for heavier rainfall in time to
be beneficial to corn, potato aud bean
crops and To pastures aud gardens
generally.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-08-01
CGUR D'ALENE

Leslie Steele of Hayden Lake Is
now carrier Of the Il. F. d. Route
No. 2.
Three thousand dollars was raised
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-10
Two Oil Officials
are Charged With
Unreasonable Sales

49, The Associated Press
plTrSBU RG, Dec Foster j.
pprrutt president of the Trans Cont
metal on company and Thomas g.
cowle, secretary gave bail in the ffd-
cral court to-day to answer Go the charse
of selling fuel oil 90 unjust ana unreas-
ouuhle prices.
Counsel Tor ovid -. Robinson. vice
president. Ellsworth T. Robinson.
treasurer and A. H. Eencdum, chair
man of fho board pf dlrvctorn. stated
these officers wcfo out OF tho city. bat
would giyo baii Immediately upon thcif
return,
Tho prosecution snid to hc tho FIRST
nf iis k,nd was brought under the food
and fuel act of 1917. and alleges that the
company held fuel oil at prices rRuping
from 1856 to 50 barrett one pur-
chaser was ar Akron ohio tire conn
puuy. which bought $4,000 barrels ~
4l at s3l hNrrel aud another was an
oh company wNich bought Hfgo guam
ttics from tho Trans Continental ai
prices ranging from 1915 tu % barrel
The Trans Continental company WAS
formed November 23 WHOM sovtn oil
companies were combined lts officers
are among the best known oii men bon
fNr country
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-10

OF John r. Madden, Kentucky horse
man
Methods by which Dctzer and his
suhordinatcs are alleged 90 have cm-
ployed 90 wrinE confessions from
their prisoners resulted. n Is alleged
in sending many men 90 the hospital
FOR pcriod Of several weeks.
The methoas are said tn have in~
cnded orders GO stand az attention for
jf hours. ter minutes ou and five
minutes off withholding food ana
drink from prisoners until They acc
knowledged their guilt and pullinE
prisoners to their feet bv the hair. lt
also b. charged that once Dct2cr com
PEELED Private Narcotic Gon21les of
the ii0th machine KUN battalion. 90
swallow n lighted cigarette, which he
wrs sr~ot ms Rga inst orders
In all Deter faces % specifications
under charges OF assault and conduct
r"h"en'uing an officer and general
charges. = r ~ 4 >xlaAz
IL convicted on an counts. Major
William y Kelly. 81 New York. judge
advocate. declared. he faced q maxi
mum sentence Of lie Imprisonment
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-10
Brough Will Ask
Mine Examiner to
Resign Position

hy The Associated r.sss
LITTLE ROCK. &c. Governor
CROUCH tonight announced Tint ne
would ask the resignation of Thom1s
n Shaw. state mine Inspector N shaw
admits thar BE- wrote e. lettCr signed
Win his name which the gosorno. roe
Cciyed yesterday The letter said that
Slsw would do iothinE To assist 40
working the Arkansas coal mirel with
Lon union labor ard attempted go ARGUE
tho the union miners uf the country
were justified In striking
The governor naid that IL shaw re-
fuses 20 resign he viii be removed Ter
causo
The governor also announced that he
had summoned Thomas A Wilson.
state labor commissioner 10 call at his
office and he declared that II Wilson
expresses sympathy with Shnws views
ho also will br asked to resign The
governor said that he was not satis-
fled that wilson had done an in his
power 90 secure labor I oaid in load
llnck coal at The Arkan - mines.
a. H. oliver the kn,Nyillo Tenn.
contractor who was designated hy The
governor go load slack coal ON the
ground az Arkansas mines reported
Chat he had loaded 500 TONS at mines
near Hartford, Ark today
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-10

fi.is mcfAlnr when the pontcmpt casce
faris up Sea trial tui took no lsft n
ii.f 4fte,edlnes The rovcmmcnts tt-
aFnfi faI utff.ontment was made Ny
q q. hinen resistant "a the attorney
Dfnfsai and y UT Slack. United states
dirtfifi attorney iuirc Anderson made
uH COMMENT ou fNe contempt ta-rF uf
flit governments request beyond re-
marks ~ g. when they shruid w.
i.ftsiaht 90 aenlu
Nlnsra NectirB Was
Ssens 81 Wrsraie.
rhaf opposition Co tht acceptance 90
tNt l.0 sIdrni'f plan dnVenpcd snUn after
ffn miners secession runVcupd Was oNi-
atrced ty SCRAPS II tht spcr,hes which
,snfi Dr. hfati outside the bali in which
fhr meeting was hrirg hello in "a local
hOlt rne nreumcri durlrE ihe ntitr
n.rr uss Nsfs hratrd and CLEARLY ln-
Dictated fh8t iho attitude ~ soine ~ the
j irrates nnaouhtc.iiy was delaying
nHaf decision iu Favor NJ nlins tnr
sfrfte
Duties tho day Acting president
Lewis received q ificgrsm from seer
tara 80 Labor Wilson urrirg the min
ers as asoept thg Now ur0noepl nnu h
D. known that this mtseAgo turttncr
WITH the rresldtrts proposal and %
vr.rtorrnfun ngrevd ufon hy le'Nis
nnI Green and thv attorney schortl
,ne retd Or thc fniners meetine
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-10

Mirrrf Lcr1rnfttot.
~ g'hr Associated Press
vA@lffNrTnN pec "a prorcVaines
~ iraiaranoNs whert ths leaders ~
fir. limited Nino Workers were consiu b
orfns President wilson's proposAl 3of
tha e.ttiement ~ tnr ccni STRIKE wcfr
followed with Interest here today 1na
tNe nieht adjournment without q deci..
ie caused kceu disappointment AZ
,aa Whuc House ara the fuei admin ,
..,,-,tl,s, ana also al q mectine ~ coal
ettefs tors reports from the miners gaih p
e-lnr were closely scanned.
Ar OFFICIAL message sent % the White
rsouer lv Attorney General Palmer in
Indianapolis was misconsirucd and
thereby resulted in a premature an .
foiucerrcrt that the miners had agreed
a. the presidents proposal for the set
Element 81 the strike The message
which was sent by ffr Palmer Just
a. union representative were begin
Minis their meotins. as revised said me
rsiners would promptly acquiesce IN
fha presidents plan
rua Administrator Garfield refused
o. comment throughout the duN anc
would slN nothing officially tonight ~
frr thc miners had adjourned 10 wnt
unrtd however that tac president :
irornsai THE text ~ which was mad'
bubble in Indianapolis included the im
mediate wage increase ~ - per cent
which WAS suggested nN Ar. Ninftcld H'
The recent Joint meeting here vt the
miners and upctaic.r
Tho coal operators at an informal
session discussed the presidents prop
ositlor az length hut adjourned unta
1O o'clock tomorrow morning without
rcachlnr any agreement While they
generally withheld comment on the
terms 81 she proposal, there were 'nti-
nations that provision for retroactive
wage awards 60 the miners without
compromising increases Tea the govern
ment's fixed prices Tor coal would meet
whit disfavor The operators however
already have accepted the straight II
pee cent wage increase which was re-
jectci by the miners az The ioint con-
ference.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-10
Wilson Blamed for
Shortage of Sugar

WASHINGTON Dec 9.--Tho sugar
shortage was blamed on President
Wilson by Representative Tiukham.
republican Massachusetts. who told
the house today that American con-
sumers would have saved sd6Oi00O.
geo TO S45o,O00.ooo had the president
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-10

followed the suggestion 81 tho sugar
equalization board last fall. 10 OBJ
tain control of the cuban crop
The Massachusetts representative
also attacked attorney General Palm
en-. asserting the department ~ iustic,
announcement that congress had fail
ed TO extend government control over
sugar was mot only offensive but
uuuunlifcdiy false"
SUGAR MARKET
STILL FIRM
NEW YORK. Dec. a-The ioca
morket for raw sugar was firm again
'Hdre ord while business was not par
ticulnrly active, there seemed 90 b,
H good inquiry but offerings wert
light There were sales ~ 10000 hnri
OF Cubas for May shipment 10 New
orleans at g20 cost ana freight, which
81 euuai Co about IS US cents fob
Cuba. and II was rumored that some
business had been put through foi
February shipment az 8 rs cents 10
b. Cuba The regular weekly cakl'
from Cuhn said the weather contin.
ucd favorable for the growing crol
with 20 ccntrals now grinding agains
% year afo
There was nothing new In refined
and prices We're unchanged on the
basis ~ Gets for fine grnnulated. Al
sugars coming forward are alocatct
through the committee but the do.
mand far exceeds the supply
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-10
BREAK MArcH-sAVE MILLIONS.

NEW YORK. Dec. g--tf every smok
ca 10 The United States can ho made
to learn tie habit or breaking his
matches into two parts. hundred
million dollars year in fire losses
can be saved Teaching people how
to avoid fires is the ohpoct af ma
ton wide campaign about 90 be con
menced To cat the enormous fire loss
90 last year $4,000 030--in half II
possible.
The drive 90 save half OF this ans
nual sum Is TO be made through the
moving pictures, where u TX estimated
that dho00.N00 people half the pop
alton OF the entire United States
can boo caally reached. The COVER
nors of the states, mayors and fire
chiefs OF cities. and officials and fire
fighters OF the smaller towns and
villages, will cooperate with the film
campaign. which Is under the direc-
ton OF iiarry Lcvsy managing a.
rector Of The educational department
of the Universal Film COMPANY.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-10
ANOTHER COURT MAR
TIAL TRIAL BEGINS
TODAY.

CONTINUED from PAGE One)
tiaA 10 ga planned 90 place on trial on
similar ohprgcs hts First Sergeant.
n 3 Madden. "a Plttshurgh.- a nephew
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-10
Fail to Get a
Jury for Trial
of a Chinaman

Hy Tho Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Dec. g-Thc dis
uiot criminal court was unable 10 oh
tain iury to-day GO us IRnE Sun
Wan, Chinese student under lndlct-
nent for tho murder of Dr. Theodore
\. DONG director OF the Chinese edp-
Dauoual mission here. CHANG tsl lisic.
secretary of the mission and Hen Sen
va, ara assistant. at the mission head
quarters Art January A special ven
ife was ordered Tor tomorrow
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-18
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on April
II, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
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snr Stabt.

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IicnltC that, in &crnonn iein miro,
brad)tc an gcnonntcn Solc nid)t nllr
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ocS Golnltns, ionhcrn alh piclc Der
~cnobncr bon 9tontgpncrp ltn0
Worren Gollrtp bicrbcr. Gas tSiibr.
boot brndtc ilber 200 Hcrioncn bon
Der Norolcitc nud) Scrmunn.
Der DSonf," Der nit bcnl Iohmit.
toaS5uge uui cincr Slotcor bcrbcr &c
braht mur0c, frobbeltc, olcid) cincr
ricIcnbnitcn Haupc, llrtrr cigencr
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&apcIlc purobirtc ocriclbc ollr6 Nic
Strobcn Der Stobt, lino 5lpor in
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.foihinc, crrpurtct bottc. Cine gro.
&c Mcnld)cnlncn9c iolotc Dem Snnf
bis Sllr Wtarfti itrobr, no Oic Wiulif-
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lprahcn im Sntcreiie Der @ictprD
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9robc icincr Sortbcmcgungstrait ob,
inocm oerlelbc bcn 5icmlid lteilen
Jog. fatboliihen Berg erflomm.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-18
Summer 20
Webr Gunntb. .Hoabs.
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Gonnfp'HoaSs. s.-@ciuiIligt &c.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-04-18
Der Wamc yaariuodJc. "

ySoS bcOcutct Der 9tnmc @nrlups
dc? Iic ?lblcltng oeS Nomcns
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freitag pcnorcOi faint, Oic Gngl1nocr
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aud nit Re6t Die sSorter naaripo.
dc" u&arfreitag" bon Dent gotllden
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bo6oeuti6cn bieB Der StQnm cbaru,
in Dtittelbobbelttibcn pieoer Star
bon qllir, fln9en, traltern. &arlpode
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aorireitag als ben SoOcstag oes 9cls
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