davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-03-07

There's lady with him. too. Some
swell girl, I'll say
"Whaddye mean. sweu"" l demands.
"Oh. dolled up elegant; furs 'ncvery-
thing says he.
Cant be Milf then" says l.
But it was Milt in a mink lined
evercoat and sportin' gray spars and
a cane. Also Luella. draped in sable
with real tails dansiin' in. rows. and a
For the luvva Mike"' I gasps.
where did you drop from"
"Just up from Bermuda" says Milt
We're stopping at the Flutora.'
THE Piutoria. You are"' says J.
Then the boom did get to your ad-
dition. after all"'
NO" says Milt It's the same old
Minus Park. Only the rink isn't there
any more. The boys touched that of
Armistice night"
But you must have struck some
thing somewhere" I insists. Don't
tell me you've planted another aunt
mo" says he. IT ran out of aunts
some time ago. 1t was the Park that
made good. too. only not just the way
I'd planned. You see. quite "a spell
back | got hold Of a man who'd just
landed in Tamarack. Course. tried
to sell him a lot or so. He claimed he
was broke. hardly had money enough
to get back to Escanaba with. But
didn-& let up just for that. I offered
him easy terms. Il dollar down if he
wanted. | always did. No. he wouldn't
even risk that. wouldn't let me show
him the Park. Tell you what will
do. though says he. after while.
Il don't know anything about these
lots Of yours. but they can't be any
more worthless than Il farm I've just
left down in Texas. Two hundred
acres in it. And if you're so dead set
on making a trade III take two of
your corner lots and swap even It's
Il 60 says I. Been more than Ave
years since I've sold q foot of land
to anybody and | want to see what
and he left ON the next train"
Texas, eh?" says |. And it turned
out to be in the oil section"
Bang in the middle Of it," says Milt
"Gusi,ers all over the place. You know
what that means, I suppose? Why, the
lease for one little corner ran to over
. hundred thousand, Cash. shorty. ALI
at one clip. Say, maybe we lost any
Evening star., 1920-03-07

face the color OF turkeys neck.
Wasn't any too enthusiastic about
meetin' company either. judged from
the looks she gave Milt.
Around tire hotel that night l got
a slant on where Milt. Higbee stood.
Huh" says the landlord. GRIMM
"Milt. took you out for q view of his
addition, didn't he? Know what we
call it? Higbee's subtraction. Some
times Minus Park. Sold lot out
there once, Milt did. but before he
could deliver the deed a cruel keeper
led his customer back to the asylum.
Ought to ask the boys to tell you
about that auction Milt. pulled Oft
once. 1t was scream"
From all Of which, as we'll as from
other remarks along the same line. l
sort OF gathered that Mr.. Highee's
real estate enterprise was Tamarack'
big joke. And l expect that night
when l punched the ring ambitions
out Of two young sawfnill hands there
never had been so many people in
Higbee Park. and hasn't been since.
But it left Milt. with more real money
than he'd seen in heap for years
and ne never forgot it. Used to write
me regular once a month. teilin how
Luella was we'll. only she'd ffeshed
up some, and how he had a prospect
from Saginaw out to the park and
almost sold him a lot.
Then here FIVE or six years back
Higbee drifts into the studio, dressed
kind of seedy, but with hopeful
ecker in them weak blue eyes. A
mild boom had hit Tamarack--some
firm had put up wood pulp mill
and patent chair bottom factory
had located there. Milt. had got the
hunch that II he incorporated his de-
velopment scheme he could come on
east and sell the stock to weak mind
ed investors. flung around couple
OF weeks before he gave it up and
went back. l was kind Of sorry for
him at the time Course, he was a
good deal of bore, but il ever opti-
mism came concentrated in a small
package Milt. was it,
II hate to give II up this way" he
said as he left. for I'm dead sure If
could get at the right parties here they'd
be interested and put up the capital to
develop that splendid property. I'd
make "A go Of 1t. sure rs you're a foot
high But l just couldn't seem to find
'em. Worst Of IT is. the boys are going
to kid me more'n ever when get back.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
By SeWell Ford

time shaking the dust OF Tamara tx of
our fset. Eth, Luella?"
II should say not" says Mrs Higbee,
hunchin her shoulders into the sable
naughty. ''Tamarack Huh"
"'l'hen you've quit the old town cold,
have you?" l asks
Absolutely" says Milt., rappin his
walkin' stick on the floor. mo more
of that one-horse. back-biting, scrubby
little town for us. We've had plenty,
thank YOU. Eighteen years of it. ana
not man or woman there we could
really count as friend. Oh, maybe
two or three. But that's ALL"
What you been doing since you left o.
says I.
"Oh. travelling around" says Milt.
Tried California for a few months.
Sort of dull, though, sitting around in
them big hotels with nothing to do but
take sightseeing trips, men nearly all
playing golf and the women bridge
Luella and me felt kind of out Of it. So
we started Off on South American
tour. down the west coast. across the
Andes to Buenos Aires then up to Rio
and so on back. Landed here in a big
card and caught the first boat for Ber-
muda. Same thing there as in Cali
fornia-goif, bridge and sight seeing
trips, and everybody strangers to us.
Say, Shorty. you don't know how good
it seems to see somebody we know. Come
up and have dinner with us, won't you? ,"
Cant make it tonight, Milt.' says
r. Maybe some night next week. But
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Hen Cackies for Coin.

TACkL1G for coin is the latest
trick OF the thousa nd dollar Bun
Orpinston hen. the college bred
chicken" which Prof Emeritus Hen
rietta Edgecomb Hooker. Ph. D.. Of
Mount Holyoke College, South Had.
ley, Mass. recently exhibited in the
New York poultry show
DR.. Hooker is expected to agree
to sale OF the hen for the quoted
price of $1,000, although the fowl
may be kept by her until after tho
fund of $4,000. 900 10 raised by Mount
Holyoke College for financial assist
ance to professors. DR.. Hooker says
whatever money the hen earns will
go to the endowment fund and not
u few Doultry fanciers are expected
to loosen their pursestrings in re-
sponoo - the Bum Orpingtons AZ.
peAlA.
Evening star., 1920-03-07

tell me. how long has this been goin
on"
Lets see, says he, I'VE left Tam
arack about nine months ago. Seems
years. though. Haven't heard a word
from there since we sailed for South
America. Knew we'd end up here so
l had my mail all sent te you Hope
you didn't mind:"
mot a be.' says I. Il think it has
worried Swiftly some. though. Such a
stack Of it. There it is, slowed on top
Of the safe
Huh" says Higber. pokin' at it care
less with his cane. Does look like
quite II lot. Not important. Though
Most'y circulars and royalty statements,
] suppose. I'll send a porter down for
the collection later on"
Then you're goin' to settle down
with us in New York for spell are
YOU I asks.
only while were getting our pass
ports for France" says he. Mean
to take a look at the battlefields and
then jog around until we find some
good place to camp for a few months.
in Italy. maybe. or Egypt"
Think you'll like it, livin' among
foreigners" says |.
Between you and me. | don't" SAYS
Milt. But Luella wants to try it
Why. Milton Higbee"' protests Lu-
ella. You know very well you're the
one who keeps us on the move. /
don't like it bit better than you do
Honest. Mr.. McCabe. I've been so
lonesome lots OF times that I've Just
gone to my room and cried"
And I've tipped hotel walters Just
to talk to me-" says Milt. "Mayba
you'd like to go back to Tamarack: :
eh. LuelIa:"
Don't talk foolish, Milt," says she
I wonder, though, how the old stick
i'm the -muds out there are getting on.
Hand me some of those home papers,
will you"
"The Tamarack Evening Record"
says Milt, rippin' the wrapper Off one
of EN-. otherwise known as The
Evening Wretched.' Poorest apology
for newspaper printed in the whole
country. bar none Here you are, Lu-
ella. Friday, Oct 29th That ought
to be good and ripe by this tim,.'
Mrs. Higbee shifts scornful az she
opens it to the local page and adjusts
the wrapper of another and settles
himself in a chair. For a minute or
so all ! hear from either OF 'em Is
grunt or sniff. Then LueflA
chuckles.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-16

Pri llrrfe.

Stara Kanova trasicou sa ru-
kou vlozi do urny obalku a tri
razy sa prekrizuje.
= A co sa prezehnavate, totka
pyta sa jej dovernfk jednej stra-
ny.
= Nuz, kdeby ME, prosfm ich
milost' pan urodzenky! ved'
mech 81 len pomyslia: moi starry,
ten ozran, kazal mi hlasovat' ma
tych neznabohov, cucilistov!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-16

vala trhlina, ma ktorej dne huca
" vlny. L'ud toto miesto nazy-
val I'll bllco d'inferno = pekelnA
jana. Nest astnika, ktory sa tt,
nahodou sriitil, uz nikto Wac me-
nvidel. Mocny prhd roztrieskal
tclo 0 skaliska a ostatne dokona-
Ii zraloci a drave mureny.
Ma pokraji tejto priepasti po-
stal Aquili so svojim synom. W.
nal 2 kapsy diva pevne povrazy
"a priviazal ma kazdy vel'ky ka-
men. Potion jeden povraz mleky
nviazal synovi okolo boku sput-
najdc mu zaroven ruky, Druhy 81
nviazal sam okolo krku.
Je mi zima, otee...
Pomodli sa... chlapce!...
Victor hucal more revalo. Y
tine sotva seba videli...
Nu... Bohom, synku m6j!...
s Bohom... otce!
Pobozkali sa.
- ID! - riekol sudca
A nohou shodil balvan cez o.
kraj priepasti. Andre Aquili zmi-
zol...
Potion sa starec prezehnal a
zdvihn1c svoj kamen, vrhol sa "a
MIN doleznacky do hlbky.
Nikdy nikto sa nedozvedel, 60
sa stale $ vysetrujtcim sudcom
Aquilim jeho synom, ktory v
Parlzi studoval lekarstvo...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-16

| Cely kraj boil rozbtireny. Akys
mladfk uz cd niekolko mesiaco1
| prepadal vrazdil zeny i diev.
| cata ma dvadsat' kilometrcv v O
kolf. Kto je, nikto neyede! A do.
padnnt sa medal. AZ jedneho po.
poludnia, zhaveho dusneho bliz
kou .bnrkou, oval sa Cd hradskej
"a mostom ziifaly zensky kirk:
Pomoc L.. Vrah!. L..
t L'ndia pribehli a sriadili hon
ma vraha. Pc polhodine. chytil;
mladeho muza iskrennvch 'cier-
nych ocf, zlostneho vyrazu okolo
inst opustlej, ftizami, zarastlej
tvari. Zena no poznala.
- To je on... biednik.. Chce!
ma zabit L.. "PojdeS, ako ostat.
mel" povedal mi.
Neznamy mlcal. Zena mn chce-
la nechtami rozskriabnut' tvar,
zahliadol ma nu tax, re nemohla.
Doviedli no do vazenia. P,sem ne.
! NAL II seba.
Sudca Aquili prevail vysetro
vanie.. Boil to muz srdca nepristup
neho, svedomia ocel 'oveho. y
Ked' ma druhy den predviedli
mu zlocinca, precital prave akta
nezdvihol oci. Len riekol cetni.
kom:
- Id'te... Nepotrebujem vas.
Az ked' sa zavrely dvere a "a
mimi doznely kroky t'azkych ei~
ziem, zdvihol chladne oe:.. Tro-
chu zblednul, ale pokojne sa o.
bratil k sndnemu pisarovl a ric.
kol:
- Cinquini, nechajte mas ma
chvfl'u samotnych.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-07-16
Pekelna ja1na A
Napisal: Hector Ghilini.

Ked' ostali samotni, sudca 4
zlocinec, Aquili sa vzpriamil 9
riekol hroznym hlasom:
Ty, Andre, moi synui... Ale
to je nemozne!... Hovor!..
Shrbeny, oci sklopene, Andre
Aquili sklonil hlavu tlumenc
odvetil:
- Ano... ia!
Doznanie dopadlo ma otca ako
nesmierna t'archa srazilo no do
kresla. V nasledujdcich chvf-
zach mlcania zantestnaval sud
covo svedomie hrozny problem
ma jednej strane spravedlnost' !,
trestuhodny zlocin, ktory treba
potrestat' - ma druhej strane ma
sledky: poskvrnent memo, ztrata
cti Synovej j jeho vlastne;.
Vzdialeny dder hromu vybur-
coval no myslienok.
- Andrea. j.,
- Otce!...
Vyjdes odtial'to...
- Ano, otce...
- Noe sa blizi... skry;es sa..
poekaS ma nina pri starom prf-
stave..
- Ano, otee...
- Prisahas mi to?
- Ano, otee!
Sudca Aquili poznamenal v ak
toch, ze "Cerporetti Dol zatknu-
ty."
Noe bola tmava, b1rliva. Len
chvll ami preblesknul mesiac trh-
linou mraeien, zeniicich sa popla.
sene po oblohe. More revalo. Il
mohutnymi vlnami titoeilo ma mil
ry pobrezia.
Ma iednom mieste vypl,,ala sa
skala do znacnej yysky. Tam ~
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
NOTED PERSONS DIE

LONDON.-Hugh Thomson, the ar
fist, is dead at his home in Wands-
worth, a suburb of London.
CUMBERLAND, Md.-Frank Carter,
New York, who took the juvenile star
in the musical comedy See Saw"
CHICAGO.-The Rt. Rev. John
Heyl Vincent, So, for many years a
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
NEW YORK.-Funeral services for
Mrs. Samuel Gompers, wife of the
president of the American Federation
of Labor, were held here Sunday.
ST. PAUL, Minn.-Colonel r. B. G.
Bement, ~ years old, who as chief
engineer of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul railroad, aided in super
intending construction of the road in
1871
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
John susman Insane.

WALLACE-John Susman, convict
ed by jury in the district court
recently of assault with intent to
commit murder, was found to be in
sane at the present time by jury IN
the same court. Last January, Sus-
man lay in wait for John Bertha, a
former shift boss at the Charles
Dickens mine, and as he went on
shift at the Frisco mine at Mace
shot him without warning. When his
victim fell to the ground he ran TO
him and jumped on his head and
shoulders with his feet and started
that he had been looking for him tor
more than year.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
man to Frank ]. scholz, 1-17-2o, $685..

man to Frank ]. Scholz, 1-17-20, $685.
600.
Mary e, Couplin to Mary E. Grit
man ct vir, real mtge, 1866, $4,000.
Colfax National Bank to j. w.
Splater ct ux, $2500
Pacific Loan and Investment Co,
Ltd, to J. w. Spalter, $4,000.
d. Humbird, T. ]. Humbird and
w. G. Farnham, trustees will Jacob
Humbird, deceased, to Daniel Morgan
ct ux $4,000
John Risbick Jr. to Bertha Harter,
Miller, ct vir, $4,000.
Security State Bank, Palouse, to
G. b. Whitney, ct ux, $4,000.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
SECRETARY DANIELS
FLAWS ADMIRAL SIMS
scores Him for "Pro-British ldiosyn-
crasies" and Violation of
Naval Regulations.

MISUNDERSTANDING Daniels
tiayed Admiral Sims Monday before
The senate Investigating committee,
answering charges made by Sims
against the navy's part in the war
he scored Sims for "pro-British i'd
losynerasies, violation of naval regu-
lations and criticism of the self-sac-
rlilcng and successful efforts of his
fellow officers"
secretary Daniels declared the
navy war record stood untouched
navy part in the war" he said,
loaay and for all time. "As to the
tuere are no two opinions at home
Or abroad"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Auto Tipped Into River.

GREAT FALLS, Mont William R.
Lewis, age 10, a high school boy
a. Bet was killed recently and Ro-
oaiia LeYeille, also of Belt, was Sc
.iousiy and probably fatally injured
~nen an automobile in which they
onu three others were riding, went
o'er an embankment and into Belt
.i'er at turn in the road two miles
"pove Belt and near the Arlington
station
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
japanese Show No Signs of Moving

japanese Show No Signs of Moving
VLADIVOSTOK. - Final arrange
ments for the establishment OF an in
denendent "buffer' state in eastern
Siberia are completed 1t will be
known as the Russian far east, with
the capital at Vladivostok, and will
include all of Siberia east of the Sc
lange river emptying in Lake Kaikal.
The new state is a sop to Japan.
If is established with the full accord
of Moscow. in order to please Japan,
and is an attempt to gain Japanese
evacuation. 1t is in line with the
general policy of compromise adopt
cd in the last year by the Russian
soviets.
In order to live, we must, first OF
all have peace" M. Vilensh, the
MOSCOW delegate, explained in an in
teryiew.
1--WE are willing to do anything rea-
sonable TO gain peace Vilenski con-
timed "The creation of a buffer
state is one step toward compromise.
"This new buffer state will be run
indenendent of Moscow. 1t will have
it's own semi-socialistic government,
and will be able to satisfy any coun-
trv regarding its temperate liberal
ism Foreign capital can come, with
concessions for foreigners. We would
lf,e tn keep it open on equal terms
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Train Hits Auto; Two Dead.

In n,ALION, Minn.-Two persons were
"liied and two seriously injured when
al automobile was struck by an east
ooond Great Northern passenger
'"'n near here Sunday. The dead
a Guy Rustad, driver of the ma
p T",ne and Miss Myrtle Froshaug.
DON We're instantly killed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Japanese Labor Stirring.

SAN FRANCISCO.-Re Resolutions de
handing the withdrawal of Japanese
troops from Siberia, a minimum wage
scale. safeguarding of labor against
loss of employment and the repeal OF
laws prohibiting public labor union
meeting were adopted by the Yuaikai
or labor party of Japan at Tokyo
recently.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Read Prices Up at Spokane.

SpOKANE.-The retail price OF
bread was boosted 1 cent this week
as a result of the raise by the whole
sale bakers. One pound loaves IS
10 cents The price of the one ana
q half mounds Ioaves is II cents.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Dakota's Acreage Short.

NEW YORK.-Labor conditions and
high prices this year have discour-
aged the farmers of North Dakota,
and as a result the wheat and po-
tato crops will be considerably be
low normal, says Governor Frazier.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Proclaim Debs for President.

.. NEW YORK.-The socialist party,
w. us national convention mass meet
DO III Madison Square Garden Sun
~ proclaimed Eugene Victor Debs
IT,, candidate for president of the
United States.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Joe stecher. Wins Again.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.-Joe Stecher,
worlds champion, successfully de-
Tended his title recently by throwing
Yusiff Hussane in two straight falls.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
o,,vs Woman and Kills Self.

ALBION. Neb.-John Buchanan a.
farmer living at the home OF his
hrotber recently shot and killed Mrs.
Grace Chapman, mother-in-law Oh MS
brother. and then killed himsel'
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Plans Aerial Mail.

Observation-Disclosures mail ser
vice from New York to San Fran
cisco and between all the large cities
Of the Pacific coast is the proposal
of Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Prayer,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Park to Open June 10.

SALT LAKE Yellowstone
national park will be opened to the
public this year on June 10.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
--o,,pl rCAN COMPROMISE OMITS
PROPOSAL FOR TAX
ON SALES.
WOULD REDUCE PAY A LITTLE
o,on,ents of Cash Would Be Made
in Twelve Instaments Cover
ina a Period of Three
Years-Starts in 1921.

wASHTNGTON.-Re Republican mem
hers of the house ways and means
committee agreed Monday to bring
- compromise substitute for the
colder bonus bill with the proposal
for one per cent tax on sales omit
tod as a means of raising necessary
funds Other tax provisions would be
offended over three years.
Under the new bill, pay for home
service is reduced from $1.25 to 81
for each day of service while pay
ments for foreign service remain at
s125 a day. Payments would be
made for service from April 6 1917,
to July !, 1919, under the new bill,
instead of from April g. 1917, to jan
uary l. 1920, as under the pending
measure.
Pay in Twelve instruments.
PAYMENTS of the cash bonus would
begin April /, 1921, and be contin-
ued in Il quarterly instruments. The
four options for the cash bonus, home
OF farm aid, paid up insurance and
tuition for education, would have a
40 per cent increase in value over
measure, instead of being determined
the cash bonus under the substitute
on a basis of $1.75 a day for each day
of service.
The plan Of reclamation of land to
provide farms was changed in the sub
stitute bill to eliminate the $1,000
loan and also to reduce authorization
for carrying out the scheme from
S3O00OO,O00 to $250,000,000.
Cut Cost of Original Service.
Republicans estimated approx
mately $500 100000 in the cost Of the
original measure had been eliminated
and that the remodeled bill would
call for 100000, OO0.-
Taxes levied by the bill would be,
come effective next December anC
would include the increase on in
comes, tobacco and real estate sales
and a new levy on stock and grain
exchange transactions.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Hydrogen to Drive Cars.

ROME.-Dr Pasticci, a noted chem
list, has discovered method of cheap
ly producing liquid hydrogen. 1t may
be used in driving automobiles, one
gallon being sufficient for $50 miles.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
To Protect Forests.

COEUR D'ALENE.-Idahos delega-
tim in congress has been pressing the
fight for adequate forest patrol by air
planes consistently since the plan was
proposed by the army reorganization
bill. For a time it appeared as though
the Occur d'Alene flying field would
not be used for forest patrol service
but men in close touch with the situa
ton here insist that it will.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14

NV "AoHINGTON.-The budget of ex-
it, "Ses Oh the league of nations from
49, olsanlzation up to July l will total
Npproxlmately $1,25O,OOO.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Give Hungarians More Time.

PARIS.-Five days additional
time has been added to the 10 days
given to the Hungarian peace dele
cation in which to consider the reply
to Hungarian objections to the treaty.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Subscribe for Dormitory.

MOSCOW-Moscow has gone over
the top with the subscriptions for
the boys dormitory, the entire
amount required, $4,000 having been
subscribed,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH
HEMISPHERES BOILED DOWN
TO LAST ANALYSIS.
ARRANGED FOR QUICK READING
Brief Notes Covering Happenings In
This Country and Abroad That
Are of Legitimate Interest
to All the People.
Prince of Wales Plans Tour.

HONOLULU.-The prince of Wales
is expected to visit Japan next year
on the tour he would visit India and
also Australia for second time.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Aviation Station at Moscow.

MOSCOW.-Dave Mathews and N.
M. Barnard of the Spokane Aviation
company are here with one of their
new airplanes and are establishing
station here.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Much Building at Lewiston.

LEWISTON.-Although this city
has been somewhat laggard in build
ing activity since the close of the
war, this spring has witnessed an I'M
precedented boom. The biggest con
struction job under way is the state
normal administration building. This
building will cost $150,00O. In the
business district many blocks are be-
ing constructed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Behnke Is County Agent.

MOSCOW-Carl H. Behnke, a
graduate of Oregon agricultural col
lege, has been named county agent
of Lewis county to succeed A. E
Wade, who has recently resigned.
Occur d'Alene Regatta July 5.
Occur d'Alene's regatta will be held
July 5, according to the decision of
a joint committee OF the Occur
d'Alene Regatta association and Spo-
kane regatta fans
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings in This State
Given In Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Mrs. w. c. Jacks Dies.

LEWlSTON-Saturday Mrs. Lii.
l1an G. Jacks died Saturday from the
effects of removal of her teeth.
May Resume Boat Service.
LEWISTON-It is probable that
boat service on the Snake river be
tween here and Portland will be re-
sumed this summer.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-05-14
Occur d'AIene Regatta July 5.
Find Body of Drowned Boy.

The body of Johnnie Dennis, age 10,
who was drowned at Lewiston about
month ago, was found floating in
the Snake river at Penawawa Sun
day The boy fell from boat where
he was playing with his brother.