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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25
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the sill are of smooth face block The
design is attractive, the inclosed porch
running the full width of the house
the long slope to the roof and the
dOrmer set into both front and back
being good features.
Plans Of the two floors show the
dimensions and arrangement of the
rooms. There are four rooms on thu
first floor and three on the secopd.
The entrance from the porch Is into n
small vestibule, off which Is the liv.
ing room, IL by 16 feet. At the side
of the living room Is den, or library,
3 by 10 feet g inches. Back Of the
living room. through a cnsed opening
is the dining room. 10 by IA feet q
inches. A group of three windows In
the dining room make 1t light and
CHEEKY. The kitchen adjoins the din
ing room and Is 8 feet Q inches by II
feet. on the kitchen Is the pantry
The stair hall Is reached through
the dining room. Upstairs there are
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25

No Petrihsd Human eodlea
There are many evidences Of petrh
ned bodies Of marine and other ami
uals, but none Of human bodieA
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25
SNAKE VALLEY
NOW CONCEDED
OF HIGH MERIT
War Time Conditions Enhance
Production Of Livestock on
Basis Of Permanency in
i Favored District

Washington, D. c., May 24.-Under
the stress of war time needs, the pro-
duction of cereals on irrigated lands |
in southern Idaho-the Snake river |
basin-received an impetus which has
greatly stimulated the live stock in
dustry of that locality. Farmers, who
previously regarded the growing of1
small grain on irrigated lands as prof
liable only as the first crop on new
land, now find greater possibilities in
this form of production, and are seek
ing better methods of irrigation and
cultivation. Much of the grain which
is produced can be marketed most
profitably by feeding to live stock.
q The bureau of plant industry, Unit
led States department of agriculture,
in cooperation with the Idaho agricu.-
tural experiment station through its
substation at Aberdeen, Idaho, has
made careful study of the increas-
ling attention given irrigated grain in
this section of the country. The re-
suits, together with much valuable in
formation concerning the various
grains and the treatment of land for
Irrigation, are contained in bulletin
soon to be issued for general distri-
button.
According to the bulletin, until the
outbreak of the war the increase in
the production of wheat, oats, and
barley in southern Idaho has been
gradual, keeping pace with the extent
| of new land placed under irrigation
During the war the acreage of wheat
was greatly increased at the expense
of oats, alfalfa, clover and other crops
A slight increase in the acreage Of
barley resulted from the substitution
of this grain for wheat In bread maxi
ing.
| Particular interest is attached by the
department. to the stimulating effect
OF the Increase production of GER
calls, especially barley, upon the live
stock industry in southern Idaho Feed
has been plentiful, and the moderate
winters encourage the wintering Of
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25

stock which would otherwise be ship
ped out OF the country. The long dis
lance from market makes it necessary
to foster the live stock in southern
Idaho to the fullest extent. Grain
production in itself has not been founl
to be profitable type of agriculture
for irrigated lands, but the home feed
ing of bulky crops which are expen-
sive to ship brings higher returns, and
at the same time aids in maintaining
the fertility of the soil and the perm
anency of the agriculture.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25

units Of concrete that are laid in walls
Just a. brick are. In their manufac-
ture, however. an air space is cast into
them, which provides insulation
against heat and cold, making concrete
block houses warm in winter and cool
in summer and economical to heat.
What q good exterior appearance
concrete blocks have Is shown in the
home in the accompanying illustra-
ton. This is story-and-a-half house,
containing seven rooms and bath.
The foundation Of the house is Of
rock-face block, while the walls above
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25

about on her bed at night; but she
did not mind them In the least.
The rat Of which we see the most IN
England, the brown or Hanover rat,
L. really an alien-and most unde.
sirable allen. He Is one Of the many
doubtful blessings" that we owe to
Germany, from which country he came
to England about 200 years ago. The
old English rat Is black. and is small
Ter than our German friend. The In
vaders have almost exterminated him,
and he became very rare; but It ID
now stated that he is increasing In
numbers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25
EYES TELL SEAT OF DISEASE
Application Of "lris selsnes," Il 10 ~.
ssrtsd, 10 q Practically Certain
OlaQnoOle.

Just 40 we flnd the state. Of the
weather BY reference to barometer,
% can we tell whether q person II In
good health by examining the eyes.
This method Of diagnosing disease
from the eyes IL known a. the
''iriscience." and, according to DR.. An.
deron Of Denmark, II the only reliable
method by which the seat Of q disease
ean be discovered.
The science was discovered BY q
Hungarian, according to London An
swers. During boyhood he caught an
owl which had broken its leg, and
noticed that . black spot appeared
In a certain part Of the iris. Some
years later he noticed the same black
spot In the iris Of Z man who had sus.
tanned q broken leg. The experience
caused him to Investigate and he
found that every disease could be
read from Z certain portion Of the
his.
When q disease Is cured white lines
inclose the dark spot that proclaimed
the disease. From this the stage Of
tho disease can be ascertained. II
the white lines do not entirely sur.
round the dark spot the disease q
not completely cured.
Drugs are always clearly shown
on the iris-arsenic by white specks
on the out-edge, inorganic, iron b.
brown marks round the pupil.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25

three bedrooms. all opening OF a Gen.
trail hall, and the bathroom. Because
of the roof construction, there are
three unusually large closets, one of
eaci, bedroom. Two Of the bedrooms
have dormer windows, making then
light. airy rooms. while the third il
at the side, In the gable.
The basement extends. under the
whole of the house, and is large
enough for the heating plant. fue'
storage room and rooms for Other
s'orcse purposes
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25
HOUSE BUILT Of
CONCRETE BLOCKS
seyen-Room Home viii Accom-
modate Large Family.
ECONOMY IMPORTANT ITEM
Proprees In Manufacture o. These
Comparatively New Building Units
Has Brought Them Rapidly
70 the Front.

N. Wuliam A. Radrord WIN ansver
Sssrons and give advice FREE on
s1Sct Sudn e. Re 1sse!s. e tS E:
= Editor. Author and Manufactures, Is
q without doubt the highest authority
g william A. Radford, No. l2N Preils
eWo-cent stamp tor reply.
In many parts Of the country there
IL shortage Of materials, such AZ
lumber and brick, that ordinarily are
used In home construction. This
shortage bids fair to become greater
a. the home building season advances
and will bring disappointment to many
who had counted on building homes
Of their own this year.
The perfection Il the concrete block
building unit, however, will solve the
problem for many homo builders. Dur.
ing the last few years there has been
q great advance in the manufacture
Of concrete blocks and now they rank
with the best Of building materials.
The advantage Of using blocks Is that
they are made near the place where
they are used. which saves a great
proportion Of freight charges. Also
they are usually made by 8 by 10
inches, q size that saves considerable
In the cost Of the labor required to lay
up masonry walls.
Everyone knows that concrete, when
properly made, makes permanent
buildings. It becomes stronger with
age. And concrete blocks are merely
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25
Educational.

Educational.
"You ssay this is an educational
film?"
eyes" replied the movie magnate,
blandly.
"But it features vampire"
Exactly. We're trying to make
the world safe for married men,"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25

Her husband had given her . run
about and she had learned to drive 1t.
Not long after she got into trouble.
took the car to the garage and was told
to leave 1t. as one Of the cylinders was
missing.
That night she said to her husband :
Harry, that garage man told me ] had
lost one of my cylinders and I can't
think where could have dropped Il.
What does It look nke1 Maybe I can
find Il In the yard
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25
The Doctors Error.

The Doctors Error.
Doctor-It is little difficult to dia-
gnose your case. Perhaps you have
been eating too much.
Patient-Impossible. This hotel is
run on the European plan.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1920-05-25

The Only Cheap Thing.
The only cheap thing these days i
the life on an American in Mexico.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
Promising Orchards
Gipe GrowerS Little
Cause For DiSquiet

Fruit growers. buyers and horticul-
turists Of this district report Marion
county orchards to be in very promis-
ing condition at the present time. In
the bottom lands. forebodings that
some of the early winter frosts had
severely damaged the prune ana ap-
pie orchards have been entirely dis
PEELED according TO reports received
from experts who have visited the
various sections in the fruit belt.
Many of the fruit men who have
pioneered in Marion county are con-
WINGED that in addition to the setback
inflicted upon orchard diseases and
parisitical growth by the frosts. that
stimulus to fruit yield will be found
TO be the case in most varieties
Advice sent out by the county hor-
ticulturist and others. concerning To-
gan spraying. has borne fruit as is
testified to by many growers who are
making preparations to protect their
berries in this manner. Growers are
also watching the prune orchard as
the bud and leaf time comes on, in
order to anticipate any appearance or
possible ravages from thrips.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19

revenue agents working with Sheriff
Needham's deputies. ana was charged
with having intoxicating liquor in his
possession.
The revenue agents said that they
also found a liquor testing apparatus
in his home. which he claimed a sa-
loon keeper gave him when the state
went dry. He claimed that the three
quarts Of whiskey were given to him.
but refused to divulge the name of the
donar.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
Home Held Mans
Castle; Slayer Of
Invader Is Freed

Portland, Or. March 19.-Thomas
Miller who shot and killed Guy R. Mel
son. November 2S, 1919. was acquitted
Of murder charge by jury in Cir
cult Judge Stapleton's court late yes
terday after three hours deliberatiun.
On the theory that a mans home is his
castle, Morris Goldstein. representing
Miller, argued to the jury that Miller
was Justified in having shot Nelson
when he attempted to enter Miller's
nome. Goldstein also claimed that
Nelson had been warned that Miller
would kill him If he entered the house.
Miller was tried on this charge about
moneh ago, and the jury failed to
agree upon verdict after twenty four
hours deliberation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
San Francisco To
Attempt Control
Of Rental Prices

san Francisco, Mar. 19.--An ordi-
nance designed to regulate hotel and
apartment house rates was presented
to the public welfare committee Of the
board of supervisors here today by Of
ficials Of the Tenants Protective asso-
citation for action by the board.
California will be canvassed from
end to end in the campaign against
higher rents, the formation of new
tenants organizations being proposed,
officials Of the local organization said
today.
The supervisors committee continu.
ed hearing started month ago to
determine what part the city shall take
In the effort to regulate rents. Rep
resentatives of both the tenants organ,
ization and the landlords were heard
today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
Indian Bandit Gang
SurrenderS, Report

FL Paso. Texas, Mar. 19.-The most
important group of Yaqui Indians OPP
Grating against the Mexican govern
ment has surrendered to the federal
authorities in Sonora, according to an
official dispatch received here today
from Mexico byA. Ruis Candoval. Mex
lean consul.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
Wife Claims Her
Husband Beat Her
With Stope Poker

His wife charging that he beat her
and her small stepson. Harry Becker.
with a stove poker. until she was black
and blue on the legs. and bore huge
welts on her back. Emil Damme. so. a
was arrested Thursday after
noon by Constable De Long. arraigned.
md released by Judge Unruh under
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19

SIS bond. The date Of the trial has
not been set. Van Damme was zr
rested at his home three miles east Q.
ST. Paul.
Mrs. Martha Van Damme the COM
plainant, appeared in court with her
son Thurshaay. The boy had large
welt on the back of his neck that he
claimed his father had administered
with a poker. and Mrs. Van Damme's
face and neck were bruised, she claim
ed hy him
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19

voiced by Miss Harriet Bradford. dean
OF women, in a report TO the president
Alleged growth of exclusive and IN
democratic castles in the university, de-
strOying cOmradeship between sorority
and non-sOrority members and among
sorority women as well, is cited by
Dean Bradford as the principal defect
of the system.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
Stanford'S Dean
Scores S0roritieS
As Undemocrati(

Stanford University, Cal. Mar. 1s.-
Condemnation of the sorority system
and recommendation that sorority
houses at Stanford be abolished in ia
Vor of women's dormitories were
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
Man Fined $50 For
Haping Whiskey

For ooncealing three quarters of
whiskey behind the rafters In his
house at 81. Paul, Gen Goeldl S6, was
fined $50 and costs this morning by
Judge unruh, He was arrested py
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

FL lunes Sc r~eanudarcn las seslones
de a C~onferencia de paz en- San Re
mo. DecimoS reanudaron, porQue en-
realidad las distinC2S reuniones de los
Primeros Ministries de las n~aciones a
radas. u Sc han celebrado en- varias
capitales euroneas no han sido sino
continuation de Ia famosa Corferen-
cia de Paris. Ia Que acabo en- coma,
deiando sin resolver muchos puntos
importantes.
La Conferencia de San Reno Sc
prop1so arreglar la question de Tur-
cuia. entire otras, y 10 que sstuvo a
runto de esultar de tai aSamblea
fu6 Ia esc;sion entire los Antiques q
liados ACCOMPLISHMENTS aver terml-
no dicha reunion evitandose asi Ia
cor,plsta ruptura de los PrimerOs Nj
nistros Millerand. Lloyd George '
Nitti.
Las d;sensiones entire clos habian
negado a tai grado cue Va solo Sc
veian 4 IA bora de las j~untaS, tracan-
dose con toda eJiQueta. La intimidad
con que anteS Sc trataban. reUniendo-
Sc para tomar cafe, Ia d~esaparecido.
Una &c las causas que mas han con.
tribuido Z eSa SemjrupJUra de rela-
clones. o 81 Sc Quiere, Que5rartamien-
TO de corGialidad entire los PrimeroS
Ministries de las n~acicCeS que tar uni
das e~stUvieron durance IA guerra. Ia
sido Ia relativa I IA question de Ale
mania. Inglaterra . Italia q~uiegen
cue Sc hagan ccncesioHes q Alemania '
Que cast Sc modifiCue Ell tratado dc
Versailles en- terminus tales Que eQui.
valsan s. IN nuevo trat2dA FraNcja
Sc opcne a clio tenazmenJe.
Francia ha c~onsentido en- reJ.rar
sus fuerzas del Vale del RUhr. F.
Mariscal Foch llsga hasta incinarse
que Sc permita a Alemania tener IN
ejercito de 100000 aombres, en- vez de
100000. ONO 10 prescribe e. tratadC
de Versailles. Ipgla5srro e Italia, con
si6erando que 81 no Sc proportional
a Alemania los nedios para 81 reccns
trucci6n economical no h2h-a verdade
II paz en- Europa, tr&bajan por que
Sc modifiqUen los terminus del trata,
do en- elssentido de CUE IA ~jRdenaniza
!, cion de guerra sea Ynenor = a este SC
muestra rehacia Francia,
TODD indica cue "a alianz2 franco
inelesa-italiana prorto pasara = Ia MS
tor:a.
Entire ta2to Sc aSesura que el Pr
mer MiniSero italiano. NiCti, esta ira
bsjando en- IN bisn pensado plan er
que apelard al munGo sntero, en- non,
bre da le s~ohdaridad economical, Que
81 punto capital de csc manifesto e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25
LA ESCASEZ DE TABACO EN-
Ell PALS
Fue discutido ell problema en- la
Camara de los diputados

Del Service ,sDcc:a; Dis Ut PEhNSA'
MADRID. Abril 23.-Hoy fue dis
cutida en- Ia Camara de DiputadoS Ia
s~ituacion creada por Ia escasez del
tabaco cue Sc deja sentir en- TODD Ell
pals.
Ell Diputado Nougues acuso a. sin
dicato cue tiene el monopolio del Ia
baco de haber vendido tabaco espa-
mol a Francia Y a Italia a un preclo
menor qae Ell coriente que alcanza
cn Ell mercado de Espana.
Diio que ell pueblo no puede obte-
ner tabaco en- los estancos frente a
los cuales Sc forman diariamente lar
gas filas de gentes que tienen que re-
tirarse sin haberlo consegaido nj en-
pequena cantidad.
Otros diputados lie hicieron al
propio sindicato ell cargo de haberse
rehusado Il comprar grandes cantida-
des de tabaco americana que Sc ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

FL marteS, IN terrible huracan, de
esos que tan comunes son en- estas 20
tem.pladas, Sc desencadeno en- una
rasta IONA, abarcando los Estados de
Arkansas, Mississippi. Alabama Y Te-
nnessee, sembrando en- toda aquella
region luto Y terror.
No menos de 233 vidas cost6 ell fe-
nomeno. ademas de $50 heridos. de
500 families que quedaron sin hogan
y d ~perdidas materiales que Sc esti-
man en- dos millones de dolares. Cast
todas las siembras Sc perdieron en-
la5 IONA devastada ' muchos agricul-
torres que no tenian mas esperanto que
las proximas cosechas, ahora estan
vivierdo de los socorros que esta re
partiendo Ia Cruz Roja
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25
LA QUESTION DE LAS RENTAS
DE CASAS
Hubo gran ~agitacion en- los debates
del Senado sobre este

MADRID, Abril 24.-El Senado
discuti6 elproyecto de ley ~referente
a fijar en- toda Espana las rentas
maximas de las casas Y los debates
habidos con este motive fueron muy
acalorados debido 4 que muchos de
los Senadores sen de los propietarios
que tienen mayor humero de esta
claSe de fincas en- Madrid.
FL Senado estuvo en- session toda
la noche, practicamente, discutiendo
el presupuesto, pero a pesar de este,
"a mayor parte de los miembros de er
concurieron a la session de hoy a causa
del gran interes que desperto en- Ia
Alta. Camara Ell referido proyecto de
ley
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

gas que va tenia en- aqualla epota con
los alemanes cl eX. Ministro que ACADIA
de ser scntenciado, Nine Caillaux su-
plico primero. inst0 desputs, varias We
ces que no Sc publicaran tales cartas.
FL periodista No hizo caso de tales q.
81 cscritor.
menazas. por 10 que Nine. Caillaux,
divorciada tres veces, hizo fuego sobre
ell escritor.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

GcspuSs o 10 que supone debc haber 5uccd:do
es 10 siEui-atc. 6ns.s.s y :. antaEonlstta, en-
9, ~ dor del combatc, rodaron hasta q p:tci
picio. ahi Sc sostuvieron milagrosnmente nj
cunus scgundos. pero al fin cayeron a! ion
60, Gcsdc una aItura d"masia5o c!evada en-
l.gar dc car Ell cl colch6n que previaIncnte
y por 10 que sucediera, Sc habia coIocado en-
.! fondo de = pcndente. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

con6mico sera Ia inclusion De Alema-
MA : Austria en- esa nueva ALBANIA.
Y u Sc habla de one Sc resucitara
IA antigua Triple AIanza entire Ale
mania. Austria e Italia. solo que en-
esta vez aparecer& Hungria. como ES
tado libre, resmplazando a Austria.
cuyo nomhre no Sonara en- la nueva
combination.
NTH deSea recoger para Italia ell
prsstigio que Jenia Alemania ' ocu-
par "a jefatura de a nucva Triple
ALBANIA, con IA diferencia de que Ia
politica del Primer MinisCro italiano
eS e~uteraursnte pacifiSta y no de d
erosion, que era Ia caracteristica de
Ia p~olitica rrusiana.
Asi como Clemenceau Sc propuSo
ganar la guerra. aSi Nitti Sc asegu-
"a cue ha dicho: "Yo consolidate la
paz". Con este objeto ha de<srmado
q Italia. practicamente Y ha enviado
al Baron de MARITIME. n de los mas
habiles diplomaticos Ge Europa. a Der
lin con el objeto de preparar 81 cami.
no para Ia reapertqra de Ia Embaja-
ia italiana en- dicKa capital.
Segun Ia opinion de los diplcmati-
COS europeos Ia politica de Nitti ha-
cha Alemania ' Russia esta llamada a
Z ser IA base de una Europa.
"Puesso que Ia paz Sc Ia firmado, di-
&c 81 Primer Ministro Italiano. debe-
mos deiar de tratar 4 Alemania CO.
no q uu nino malvado. Por 81 con
traric. debemos invitarla q ccoperar
con nosotroS. ' este solo puede hacer-
- tratardo con Berlin en- terminus de
jrualdad.
Y q Primer MiniS5ro ingles apoya
IA polltica de Nitti, porque este, a 81
vez. apcya la p~Glitica de lnglaterra
On Orienta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

La huelga de cambiaviaS sigue en-
el mismo estado. pues m~ientras en- IN
lugar GiSminuye aumenta en- ctros.
Antier Sc reunisroa Seis mil hue!-
gu:stas en- IN mitiu On Chicago, pa
n diScUtir el asunto de Ia huelga.
Pa->ca cue Sc habia invitado a esa
reunion & los gerentes de los ferro-
carries. pero 6SCOs nj siQuiera toma-
ron en- consideration dicha invitacion,
r~ehusarGose = tratar con los MEM
bros de las antiguas hergnandades.
cue Sc han puesto fuera de Ia ley dc
dichas a~soc:aciones por haber tornado
una Union ' habcr dcclarado
IA huelga, sin pedir pe-miso a dichas
antigEaS hermandades.
Tn enthusiastic huelguista exclam6
en- el mitin: "QUeremoS ahora 10 mis-
mo que queriamos al II q Ia huelga