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Evening star., 1920-04-04

the colonel a number OF photographs
showing himself and Roosevelt. astride
magnificent horses, at a maneuver OF
the German army.
Autographed Pictures OF Kaiser.
On the autographed pictures he had
written: THE Colonel of the Rough
Riders lecturing the Chief OF the Ger
man Army" Total agreement about the
general maxims of life and policy be-
tween America and Germany" 'On the
Muhlenberg; a grave discussion: Car
negie look OUT" and The Chief Of the
German Army thanking the Colonel of
the Rough Riders for the honor OF in
specting his troops" Mr.. Carnegie. by
the way, once had credited rumor that
Germany was building strong fleet to
attack the United States.
A letter the colonel wrote to Edward
VII of England on April 25. 1906, con-
tains a reference to the Algeciras con-
ference of that year, an international
par,ey which. at the time. was said to
have averted a general European war.
The biographer states that the secret
history of this conference. which stands
revealed in Roosevelt's correspondence
and which is far too long for publica-
ton I'm the magazine, shows conclusive
ly tndl IL was arranged ny fAoooSNcih
at the insistent request OF the kaiser.
that Roosevelt drew UP the terms or
settlement which were adopted. and that
he fairly compelled the kaiser to give
his unwilling consent to them"
Detested Court Ceremonies.
Roosevelt's impatience with the cere-
monies and etiquette of courts found
vigorous expression, Mr.. Bishop says.
when he exclaimed. after describing his
experiences with potentates of various
Kingdoms at the funeral of King Ed
ward, at which he represented the Unit
ed States: II felt If met another king
I should bite him!" Amused and irr1-
tated by the fussy anxiety displayed by
the ruler of a petty kingdom about his
and the precedence to which
he was entitled, Roosevelt at another
time said. drawing upon his bird lore
for simile: He is nothing but a twit-
tering wagtail."
Writing again to King Edward OF
England, for whom he professed a high
regard, he said in 1905: Il feel very
strongly that the real interests of tla
Engiish-speaking peoples are one, alike
in the Atlantic and the Pacific: and that.
while scrupulously careful neither to In.
suit nor to injure others we should yet
make 1t evident that we are ready and
able to hold our own"
Evening star., 1920-04-04
John E. Marshall Convicted.

TUPELO. Miss. April 3.-John E.
Marshall, seventy years old. was SEN
fenced in circuit court here yesterday
to life Imprisonment after a jury had
found him guilty Of murder. as an ac-
cessory before the fact, in connection
with the killing Of William Miller. an
infant, who. with three other members
of the Miller family. was slain at the
home Of Robert Miller, near Amory,
in January.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
Mistrial in Ursula Broderick' s. Case

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April "a mistrial
was declared last night in the case Of
Ursula Broderick, sixteen years old.
charged with the murder Of her step
father, Joseph F. Woodlock. shot to
death in their home here last April.
After deliberating more than twenty
four hours the jury reported "hope-
Iessly ,dadlocked,' Judge Kline de-
clared a mistrial and ordered the case
retired Nav g.
Evening star., 1920-04-04
AUCTION SALES.
MORTGAGEE'S SALE

MORTGAGES SALE
TUESDAY. APRIL 9th. 1920, AT CoUhr-
HOUSE DOOR. UPPER MARLBOROUGH Mp..
AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ. Of valuable 3.e-acr.
farm In Prince Georges county. Md. located
on both sides Of STATE ROAD TO Leonsritown
and Ia Plata only Is miles ont OF Washin5-
ION. ID. O. Very productive soil. Ideal TO di-
Idle into small acreage. Near IT. b." I'm
;roved by large dwelling an, ontbuiidings'
FOR particulars apply to JOHN ~ GhAa,
i'rlnce Frederick. Md. or X. u. ". CHEW. "i-
j vt. NV. Phone Main 'ol..
Evening star., 1920-04-04

FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINA.
tion for clerks. April 8 ana 10. Tuition
for entire course for these eIamina tions, s.
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
sCH00I. sc. cor. 18TH 4 F NV. Phi. Er 20eO
Evening star., 1920-04-04

SPECIAL INSTRUCTION FOR ASSISTANT
auditor; examination April %; tuition. $s
for entire course. CIVIL SERVICE PRE-
PARATORY SCHOOL. southeast COR, 18th
and r. Phone Franklin 2O6O.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Easter music at Christ Church
Washington Parish, will consist Of:
Anthem, Christ. Our Passover"
(Smart). 'Te Deum'' (Calkin), "Kyrie"
and Gloria Tibi' (Calkin), "Credo"
(Steene), offertory anthem. Now Is
Christ Risen" (West). incidental solo,
Harry I. Clarkson. baritone; "Sursum
Chorda.'' "Sanctus," "Agnus Der, and
GLORIA in Excelsis" (Stainer). After
noon-"Magnificat" and "Nunc Di-
mittis" (Roberts); offertory, LAS It
Began to Dawn" (Foster). Solo parts
will be sustained by Mae L. Cross. So
prano: E. G. Lippitt, tenor: H. NJ.
Herfurth, contralto. and Harry L.
Clarkson, baritone and director, with
Ellen Richards at the organ.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

THE UNIvERsIrYPREPARA SCHOOL.
go 18th ct. NV. franklin 206O Nathsmaties
tall branchesl. Physics. English. Latin. Frepch.
Spanish. Bookkeeping: Certincats admits b
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Emma Redell! soprano. and Carl
choir Of Union NJ E. Church TODAY
the music. directed by John r. Mon
roe. organist, consisting of the an
thems. Sun. Shine Forth" (Gaines); :;
The Lord Is Risen," from SuIlivan's
The Light of the World" and offer
tory. Il Know That My Redeemer
Liveth" (HandeD
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Mrs. Albert Bush Manly, in musi-
cal readings: Messrs. A B. and W. Fl.
Bailey. in guitar selections; Elsie
Jorss. vocalist, and c. Viola Eel
loves. in readings, will entertain
guests tomorrow evening in the lobby
of the Y NJ c. a.
Evening star., 1920-04-04

dash OF real Japanese atmosphere
will flavor the production of "The
Thursday. Friday and Saturday even
ings. when the Peoples National
Opera Society. Rollin Bond, director,
will present tie Gilbert and Sullivan
! masterpiece under the auspices of the
Community Center department of the
nese will take part. The character
of Neban, attendant of the mikado,
Will be impersonated by Kenji Ono
zawa. a japanese student. James
Duffy. the. local scenic artist who
provided the scenery used at the re-
cent production Of 'San Toy" is paint
ing the new authentic 'Mikado" stage
settings, all of which are completely
new. The cast Of principals includes
John. T. Elliott. Charles Moore. T.
Harry Stevens. Frederic Miller. Es-
telle Murray. Genevieve F. Bond.
Florence Winter and Elaine Sebring
Ford. and they will be supported by
an ensemble Of 100. including the So
ciety's orchestra of 80 players, and
the same chorus that characterized
Mr.. Bonds production of "Pinafore"
earlier in the season.
H. w. Weber. conductor of the
Rebew Orchestra, announces that
the public rehearsal held usually on
the first Monday evening of each
month at Keller Lutheran Church
will be given this month on April -.
At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church the music today, directed bv
Mr.. Sparks. organist, will include
the anthems welcome. Happy Morn
ing" (Brackett. Christ Our Passover"
(Schilling). solo. "Open the Gates Of
the Temple" (Knapp). Mrs Bach
schmid; Awake Thou That SIeepesf"
(Miles). Solo parts will be sustained
by Mrs. Bachschmid. Miss Lundstrum
John Quinn and Mr.. Cliff.
At Grace Episcopal Church the
music this morning will consist of
the anthem Christ Our Passover"
"Jubilate Deo" (Williams). anthem
"Alleluia. Christ Is Risen" (WiIiiams1
Gloria in Excelsis" (Bausch).
The choir of men and boys at st
Paurs Episcopal Church, Washington
circle. directed by NOVEL; Ferris. or
ganist. will sing this morning .sFesti
val TIE Deum" (Buck), "Benedictus'
(Barnby). introit. Break Forth into
Icy" SRarnby). Gloria" (Calkin).
''Credo" (Brewer), anthem, Christ
Our Passover" (Calkin), "ARnus Del"
(Adlam).t Gloria" (BreWer) and
''Nunc Dimittis" (Stainer).
At Calvary Episcopal Church music
today under direction Of W. e. Lew,
Evening star., 1920-04-04
PIANO INSTRUCTION

Edwin Hart desires TO announce he will re-
sumo instructions. Studio, 1916 Calvert ST.
W. Phone Col. 1868. Summer terms. 13s
UKULEI.E, mandolin, violin studio; ukulele
taught In 10 lessons. Studio, 1872 Columbia
road NV. Phone Col S59S. Ss
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Street Christian Church. the choir,
under direction of Mrs. Isabel Garvin
Shelley. will render j. Lincoln Halls
cantata. 1.-The Day. of Resurrection"
be sung by Mrs. Shelley.
The choir of the First Baptist
Church, Alexandria, will sing the can
tate Light Out Of Darkness (Gei-
beD this evening at 7:45 o'clock. Mrs.
Walter oliver. Mrs. Charles Belall,
Janet Groman. Mrs. Josephine Cot
trell Raymond Toense. Stephen Field
and John Waters will sustain solo
parts. and Florence Wieser. celloist,
and G. w. Wilmarth. violinist. will
take part in the program under d.
morning the program will include
Christ Our Passover" (Shilling) and
offertory. Christ. the Lord. Is Risen"
(Bischofr). Mrs. Oliver.
The following program will be rem.
dered this morning at <he Church of
the TRANSPORTATION under direction
of Mrs. Charles NJ. Wright. with r. l..
Yeakle at the organ: Prelude, Spring
Song" (Mendelssohn) anthem. Christ
(Gould); anthem. LAS 1t Began to
Dawn" (vincent); postlude. March
in C" (Reed).
Earl Carbauh, baritone. Will sing
this morning at Central Presbyterian
Church "Hosanna" (Granier) and this
evening "Resurrexit" (Tosti), with
Mrs. David Graham at the organ.
The choir of Emmanuel Baptist
Church, chorus of twenty five
voices, assisted by Misses Winner.
Richie Mclean and Mrs. Sidell. will
sing this morning. directed by Mrs.
f. P. Dickinson, the anthems. King
Emmanuel" (Brackett); "Magdalen"
(Warren), "As It Began to Dawn"
(vincent), and solo. "Hosanna" (Gra-
nier), Miss Winner. Evening. anthems,
angels Roll the Stone Away" Oily
att), Christ Is Risen" (Maskell). "Re-
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Ruth Bronson, violinist, and Ruth
Jones, cellist. will assist the triple
Quartet OF Gunton Temple Presbyte-
rian Church this morning. the nro-
gram. under direction of John G..
Klein. with Mrs. Klein at the organ.
being as follows: Organ prelude,
Christ Our Passover" (Schilling)
anthem, 20 Light Eternal (MiIes)
trio. "Andante Religioso" Thome)
cello solo. "Andante" Ode Lange)
anthem. king All Glorious" (Barn-
by); violin solo. ITO Spring" (Grieg)
anthem, "Hosanna" (Granier).
Evening star., 1920-04-04

Music today at ST. Mary's Catholic
Church. directed by Arthur D. Mayo,
organist. will comprise "videi Aquam"
(Flocgerl. 'Kyrie' and Gloria Le
JeaD, -Veni Creator" (Cirillo), sung
by ]: D. Hayes: "Credo" lie JeaD.
Regina Coeli" (MelviD. "Sanctus."
"Benidictus" and "Agnus Del" from
Haydn's Second Mass"
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BOARD AND ROOMS
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FINANCIAL,


w HINtNN DItthIt N'iItN
YOUNG MAN willing 10 work aud eager
with some F"uipr party who lH In the
leasing game Gnll Usage 1878. ask for
H"wai
FOH SAIL. Restaurant. doing fine bust
ness. well located. good lease, fine ftN-
turrH aud VIII sell Tor what the fixtures
cost good reason Tor selling Usage ga
ItUST CLASS Erurery siurr. doing fine
business N Interested au OsaRe 5l4l
/ HAVE a S. 500 gilt odg. second mort
garr note Tor snlo pe'rr tiai
DRN GOODS and rcneu. morchsudt.e
.,ores. We are In Tho .uo5 business 10
help 'ou. Do you need eio ip reduce
close out or IiNon up the duN business that
you now have. 'uI H.r.'.rt ar" very
reasonable and $40 guarantee results
Harris Sales system, UpN $40. Dallas
LEASE rOH SALE Dur.trar lease. priv.
urED ot ron"wa's. brick huiling. lsx
,9, l@,.s. ,"Ia,.h in i hear Of Du;'nes. a.
1G cssh i ' @sSnt. S%ss dGSrs. iS 81 sdss S-fS
TOWN SITE Men attention. for sale so
acres adjoining okmugeo, very desir-
able Tor resident property, J. Il Carney,
= O. Aoi Muskogee, Okla. Telephone t26i.
uOrGHNuT MACHlNEs-W sell COM
rtrto putnts. ready for business; with
pr f.,-. easy monthly payment. write or
M. Groswan Fountain Co, Dallas,
rEsTNuHANT FiNTURES We build
HlIh bars. mirror frame. stools.
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complete equipment, save you money !
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uUOr BEER barrel outfits; get into big
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q. ...H In INVEST with services by man
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prefer hardware. furniture or garage
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EASY TERMS Hudson SN touring
seven. passenger good NghtH. mover
been abuse. your own term. " foHu'n
Hblr baHge $500.
DN.EN LEAVING CITY Sash 1919
model touring ear. good .1rd ttrca. extra
inner tubc. weed ri,ius good paint looks
uho new lock and .hplu. numurr rir
insured = 800. terms fH Responsible" par
after q O'Clock rNrn.ur-
FRANKLIN tuuriur car f,r sale, tuu
m N,,rIrNtIy NEV N,o.tnu Sash
tru,A ,,ItL tratIrr. tuu iy-. than 500
utIt... t,n.,i,,,r pu,un1att,4. bargain
pri,o. terms ~ rrsponsiblc uu,cr Al.
dr"vs 1luN tll Snpulpa
ONE ANp oNE.hALF tp tVo.t tom truck.
or,cs E1'H1 it'in 'i r,, E,u N-,re
Goo5
il2h N sold at once fhonc cedar "''
'NE COLE EIGHT chumml cheap ~
\ Main phonc nseg" ms
STOP npuH bAItEkN truunlrs by Inl
ing marco haitcrN at th" Sq"aI" ''"'
garage. second ana h"ulh'i. ..-..-..--
ron SALE col" chummy roadster
terms to right party 'aH 'f'g" '"'"
or s"A'.
AFRO SUPPLIES A>D RtpNiK> ~
MAGNETos repaired and adjusted,
X W. Il surrtaltV Cedar 1921
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
BUSINESS SERVICE

LAWS MOWERS
BRING Your Lawn Mowers To-
Phone 25g4 FINIT SUOP-l23 W FIRST
aud have them Hharpcnod aud adjusted
work guaranteed to give perfect -attsfnc.
BAD ACCOUNTS and check. collected
FOR small percentage. For further IN.
formation, address room aa Mldwcst
Hotel Tulsa, bklH.
WANTED Roofing to fla, i,s,hinE alter.
alton can \. S Hamilton at home 7O1
- Lawtou St Satisfaction guaranteed.
lh"n" brrFc atlh.
BRICK. stonc. cement and plsatcriug by
day or contract an work puaranteed
Phone omgc 9oia. 2S n. Eiwood g.
Gray city
WANTED Roofing to nN. Iobbng alter
7O2 8 Lawton 81 Satisfaction guaran.
tccd. Phono psaEo 3Glt
LET ME OVERHAUL your Ford for S22
In your garage or bring It 60 73i ~
Peoria, one block north end of car line
speGial prices On sh'r maSep Of cars.
work guaranteed Nyc me rial
CEMENT BLOCKS Tor sale, let us build
the foundation Tor your now house
Wilson Terrell Usage 1867 1850.
STONES and furniture repaired. stoves
nor CEMENT WORK
Call Roy Frye. onge t6e5-J
sTENOGHArHr SERVICE
NEAT WORK AID rHOMpT SERVICE
PHONE oSAGE $3.50
MATTRESSES Henoyatcd and recovered.
returned home the same day Phone
64tg. sanitary Mattross co
PLAsTEHING AND PATCHWORK
Promptly and neatly done. call Usage
~ N'rEb XV.t,, ,,.rf. o.. J,pI A. :,
cole. rhun0 cedar 7't
EXPECT piano vlctrora nn,shing re
pairing "sumates free 40 W First
dercd by caperts. lllH y Cincinnati.
STOVES and furnlture rcpaiFed. stoves
:, h,nEht sold yssnd exchanged Jessie
J. A NoYs--Plumber Jobbins specially
Usage sssb.
WArCh rIcrAIHING
for f,r7t class WORK rea.anahle prices,
Snge s,af' ,a dp. Ehas,s Loan a"ihf,ro. ril5, NV,
LACE CUHTAlEs CLEANED
Cleaners of fine laoes Mrs e. W
romln-gn. 1918 p Hodre os1yo t7o1-R
BtuDING hNp CoNTRAo rI>G 2i
CARPENTER vprk wanted. rstsfaouDu
guaranteed. CW y. j. flaming Usage
EMMEr BHuNsuN. architect and
builder aai Robinson. phone O-age
'th- taIl mo h"i"'" Fnu buy ur build
ana sayo time uut money
! CAHrENuEr wnih ub upy, .uutra,t pr
/ per cent, large or snail, work guar.
nnterd repair done also. Phone Usage
CLEANIND AND nNEiNG Is
ALL HOUR CLEANERS ANp rAILOEs
Ladies ana gents rcPnirlnFl altemtion.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27

FOR SALE
Odsmobe 1919 five-passenger touring repanted like
new perfect running order. Phone Usage 6668.
Wnton touring practically new perfect
condition, new oversize tires. Phone Usage 497l
FOR SALE
New one-ton Chevrolet demonstrating truck. Easy pay
ments Lewis-Marsh Corporation 1901 South Main Phone
Usage 357O.
FOR SALE
Chevrolet touring repaned and in good
running order. Can be bought small payment down and
rest in monthly payments. Lewis Marsh Corporation 1901
South Main. Phone Usage 1870.
FOR SALE
Mitchell Chummy roadster paint and in good running
order Lewis Marsh Corporation, 1901 South Main. Phone
Usage 357o.
Maxwell passenger touring good tires 5000 Lewis
Marsh Corporation 1901 South Main Phone Usage 3570
FOR SALE
Chevrolet large size Baby Grand moe paint good tires
perfect running order payments. Lewis-Marsh Cor
poration 1901 South Main. Phone Usage 800
FOR SALE
Chevrolet Baby Grand model good Telephone Mrs
Holen, Usage 1878
Lewis Marsh Corporation
1901 South Main st.
Phones Usage 3570357l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
uoTELs-RooMNG HOUSES

~ ROOMS. extra well furnished; run
ming water and connecting baths; this
~ u good money maker; shown by APP
p0intment call Usage 1894 NJ J. Glass
4 60.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27

IIs YOUR MOVE SFMT.
Joe Hodges. transfer moving and storage
Goods packed and shipped al reasonable
prices l0s Cincinnati Usage 4i9.
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
car. Just oyerhauled. iioo. Phone 1918,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27
Federal
Used Car Market

oasso 7oi2 6Io South uou.dcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27

ron ilgU CLASS tailoring call y
NUtNius Ladies' ana cents Tailor HhoU
suifs made tu order also an Minds ~ ~
modelling HNk shirts made to- order.
" sixth St tHHle sNhb
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BOARD AND ROOMS

THE MIDWEST HOTEL, East Third 81,
opposite Midland valley. under new
management. transient rates, lb0 and
up hot and cold water In every room,
efficient service G. .. Long, proprietor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-27

wA>rEp--HOoMs OH noNHD 2g
TO RENT one Largo room or more.
with bath, furnished ur uufuruished, ,
by one ur two refined gentlemen. with
references private family preferred. .
would buy furniture. EiNc tull particular.
Address t72 ~. care ~ World.
WANTED two light housekeeping rooms
In rmmh ln,atImm- IMnm- --nMuI ~
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BRING Your Lawn Mowers 90
TULSA AtTp CNCI.E COMPANY
Phone 2i2i FINiT SUOp.-l21 W First
aud have them hhurpouod and adjusted
work guaranteed to give perfect sattsftc
ton
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-20
Children To Attend School

Section 100. Idaho School Law:
In all school districts of this State.
all parents, guardians, and other
persons having care OF children shall
instruct them. or cause them to be
instructed, in reading, writing, spell
ing, English grammar. geography and
arithmetic. 10 such districts, every
parent, guardian or other person hay.
ing charge of any child between the
ages Of eight (S) and sixteen O6)
years, shall send such child to a
public, private or parochial school for
the entire school year during which
the public schools are in session 10
such district; PROVIDED, HOWEVER:
That this chapter shall not apply to
children over fifteen Q5) years OF aye,
where such child shall have complet-
ed the eighth (8) grade, or may be
eligible 10 enter any high school in
such district, or where its help is
necessary for its own use or its parents.
support, or where Tor good cause
shown it would be for the best interest
of such child to be relieved from the
provisions of this chapter: PROVIDED.
FURTHER, that if reputable physi.
clan within the district shall certify
IN writing that the child'S bodily or
mental condition does not permit its
attendance at school, such child shall
be exempt during such period of dis.
ability from the requirements of this
chapter. 1t snail be the duty of the
superintendent of the school district
II there be such superintendent, and
II not, then the county Superintend.
eht or schools, to hear and determine
all applications OF children desiring
Tor any of the causes mentioned here.
TO De exempted from the provisions of
this chapter, and if upon such appli.
cation such superintendent, hearing
Inc same, shall be OF the opinion that
such child for any reason is entitled
To be exempted as aforesaid. then such
superintendent shall issue a written
permit to such child, stating therein
MS reason for such exemption. An
appeal may be taken from the
accession of such superintendent so
passing upon such application, to the
PROBATE court OF the county in wh,ch
such distEict lies upon such child
making such application and filing
Che same with the clerk or Judge of
SAID court, within ten DAYS after tic
REFUSAL by. such uperintendent, for
"nich M fee TO exceed the sum of
cue Dollar (Sl.00 shall be charged.
ana the decision OF the probate CONT
small he final. An application for
release from the Provisions of This
chapter shall not be renewed oftenar
than once in three months
Pub Aug. ID, 20, 27, Sept. 8.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-20
RathdTun Twenty Years AGO.

(items taken from Silver Blade fles)
Aug. l8, 1900.
Coal was found under a strata OF
sand at depth of about 40 feet while
digging we'll on the farm of Derby
Lyons at Rimrock.
About twenty knights OF Pythias
from Occur d'Alene and Rathdrum
went TO Standpoint to institute a new
lodge.
>. The number OF excursionlsts and
outing parties visiting Spirit and Fish
lakes from Spokane showed an
increase over former seasons.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-20
An Old Falt Finder

An irritable and fault finding dis.
position is often causedby Indigestion
"A man with good digestion and
oo"eis That act regularly is USUALLY
Soou natured. When troubled with
l"u 'eeStlon or constipation take
'a'"S Iaoiets. They
strengthen the stomach and enable IL
W perform its functions naturally
"eY also cause gentle movement of
N'"e''' Aug adv
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-08-20
S'tEntered April %, 1903. at Rathdrum, Ida
hoS as second-class matter, under Act OF
Congress OF March 3, 1879.

& THERE is much to indicate til al
the non-partizan league form OF
government in North Dakota is
still on trial, that it is an expert
ment and is on the point of being
repudiated by the people as u D.
satisfactory. Reports of the Iune
primary in that state show a
reduced majority for the league IS
ticket. This has caused many TO
pause and devote a little more
study to this radical departure into
the field of socialism. Incidentally
we have been told that the league
has control in that state largely
because its opponents have no
been united. Now they are unit
ing. They have organized an
Independent Voters association
and placed ticket in the field
which they expect to elect by an
intensive campaign. The ne "
association alleges that much dis :
satisfaction has grown up anon e
the farmers with many of the
leagues methods and enactments.
Farmers in other states, seeking a
plan to better their condition,
should seek information from uu
biased sources and consider well
before trying the North Dakota
experiment. The outcome of the
election there this fall will be
awaited with more interest tina a
the election of two years age.