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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-09

sible, he must be in favor Of accepting
Germany Is terms.
To be in favor o. a German peace is
n direct affront TO our noble heroes who
lie buried in France.
1t is q direct affront to those who
were fortunate enough to get home
again and who desire to preserve the
honor of the Stars and Stripes and our
national self-respect, and the respect
Of other nations.
1t is a direct affront to every mother
and father of America who has sacri-
feed so much to protect and preserve
our liberty and the liberty Of our child
rem, and the liberty Of our children IS
children against the most hellish mill
tary and autocratic power the world
has ever seen.
He says the league of nations is a
league Of war and not a league of
peace, but he ignores the fact that all
laws are war to those who break them,
and a law without means Of enforce
ment is nothing more than scrap of
paper.
He says we should keep out of for
eign entanglements excepting Ireland)
but he fails to explain how we happen
ed to get tangled in the war without
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-09
AYERS GIVES IMPRESSIONS
OF SENATOR BORAH

Editor Free Press:
Senator Borah has been touring
around making speeches.
He did not offer nor suggest a single
constructive idea.
He put in most of his time criticiz-
ing.
He did not criticize Germany.
He criticized England, whose army
and navy saved us from being crushed
by the mailed fist and iron heel
lie is opposed to the treaty Of peace
and the league of nations covenant in
any form, either with or without reser-
vations.
Being opposed to the treaty in any
form, he must be in favor of a separate
peace with Germany.
Being in favor of a separate peace
with Germany, he must be in favor Of
fighting them again single-handed in
order to enforce our terms or else
accept whatever terms they please to
give us.
To whip Germany single-handed on
her own ground to enforce our terms
being absurd, unthinkable and impos
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-09

any league of nations to tangle us.
lie does not believe that Article X
means what Taft, Hughes and Root say
it means.
He cannot see that as member OF
the league We would have an absolute
veto power on all that transpired and
out of the league We will have Turkey,
Mexico ana China for company and
nothing to say.
The issues of the modern world Of to-
day are so big that he has not the capa-
city to comprehend or appreciate them.
He is not constructive in any sense,
but reactionary altogether.
1t was S nator Borah who once said
that the federal reserve banking act
was the most vicious piece of legisla-
ton which has passed congress in
hundred years.
He opposed war and then opposed
peace.
His vision is blinded with political
partisanship.
He is a century and a quarter behind
the times and he keeps going the other
way.
Far better that he had page in
ancient history, if in fact he should be
in history at all.
NJ. L. AYERS.
Grangeville, Ida, Sept. T, 1920.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-09
Geo. M. Reed & Co., Gen1 Insurance
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL

IN the Probate Court of Idaho ooun-
ty, State of Idaho ,s.u;o
In the Matter of the Estate Of Marie
Berg Dobner, Deceased. ct
Pursuant to an order Of said Court
made on August oath, 1920, notice. is
hereby given that Tuesday, Septenloe;5l
14tb 1920, at 10 0 clock a. m, OF sala
dav at the Court room of said Court,
in The City of Grangeville, Idaho, has
been appointed as the time and place
for proving the VIII Of said Mare
Berg Dobner, deceased. and for hear
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-09


Ma May oS 8 1914 :. made Hon,,,.',
Section 10, Townsbi,5 % MY &
4 East, Boise MeridE;.0ou NortG y
tlee Of intention to a' an has IL + !
proof, to establish y ol make he !
lor, U, s. Commission, Hanpa !
vile, Idaho, on tba at Co.
September, 1920. zOth- h
Clinton G. Howell Is 1 Witness.
Price and orval S %n Say !
Grangeville, Idaho. 'unroe, h
non-coal HENpv
14-5 HElTpn,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-09

inc the application of Amos Mark
Inn for the issuance to him of Letters
of Administration with the Wll an
nexed when and where any person IN
terested may appear and contest the
Dated August oath, 1920.
Wilbur l.. Campbell,
1sa Ex-officio Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1920-09-09
nor1nE roR FABRICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho. Au-
gust 10, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Ira JEFF
fries. of Mt Idaho, Idaho, who, on
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FOR RENT-Typewriter, Paul Har-
Ian. 13tf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03


Sr,-Pconle often say, Nobody has much
time to think" True enough We have 10
garry or. and the price Of shoes shins s"al-
of everything is dis,nalIy high hut even be-
fore the war the state paid Il few of it's Of
heia!s to think. And the money was mighty
thought machine officials was hardly ever
there, and IL you looked for l, you could find
t. i would not he IN apossihlc thing for
the Saturday paper to shove in littlo com
ment now and then on the work OF those
state ofhciais who are paid 10 think.
For insiance, who vas SVEN? SVEN used
II he floor manager OF the State Library. lie
did an Incredible amount of work. What did
SVEN do: lie spent his time the books
thing out of a lot Of books uneatnloeucd and
unindeNed There are over hundred thou
sand books in the State Library, and knowl-
edge certainly has some power to it. The
state Library management thought the state
Library should be state Library, They put
books and making an inventory or the stock
for It's hearing on Virginia. The result
What is called u monnmental piece of work
have shelf Of the indexes he turned out
thousands Of pages. hardly two errors to the
thousand paGes--you can take down the index
tic state Library is concerned and that is
saying good deal Swems Billiographrics
are henccforih part and parcel OF the history
% thu State.
What is public spirit? 1t is hard to say ex-
actly. Eut sign OF it is instant readi-
ness TO take notice OF the good work OF public
uraay newspaper could we'll afford TO give a
column TO the outstanding work of the week
on the part of the state officials who think
deserved criticism DO omitted.
Prince Edward County. March 80 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03

negatived by political subserviency on the
part OF the State of Jefferson Davis. Della
ware now has followed the example OF
Mississippi, and tho ardent hopes OF the
suffragists for participation in the Novem-
Der elections are dashed They are turn
Ing In their extremity to Louisiana, whose
Legislature will convene on May 10, where
the next desperate battle will be waged,
and to North Carolina, whose prosufYrage
Governor has called a special ratification
session. In neither of these States is there
one chance in a hundred of ratification
while the Governors of Connecticut and
Vermont have refused TO call sessions OF
their legislatures Altogether, the Consti-
tution-chnngers have slim ground on which
to base hope Of any immediate success i'll
capturing the thirty-sixth State necessary TO
make thom voters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
IMPORTANT PROGRAM
FOR LEAGUE COUNCIL
Meeting at Romo April 81 WIN
Have Many Weighty international
Affairs to Consider.
by Associated prex.,


SliiNGTON. April "a fuI,
iInIoruant program will confront III
c :. or the league OF nations whn,,
assemblies in Rome, April Of
cludcd In the matters schedule,
DC discussed. 1t WAS learned hero ~
day, are such questions AZ tho ~,
proval OF the temporary orraniz,t'a.
hircad% erected of tho secrotnriat ~
the league: the method OF rn,ncin,.
that hody and It's accounting. ronn
lation Of admission or new stnfo.. ,, !
patriation OF German and Aus,r =
prisoners OF war now In Siberia. trpr
lie In women and children: dIsnosit To-,
OF the work of the Washington Iahor,
conference; adoption OF rules OF nro.
cedure and, finally. tho work or the
commission WHICH Is to draw Man.
Tor the organization OF tho intery
rational supreme court
The organization for tho court In i
been at work and has noted nc.
ceptanccs from Lord phi!imore, OF
England; Baron Descamps. Of Rel
GUM: MIR. Lodcr and Mr.. vesnitcb. al
JuSo Slavia. Hs well as from Elth,f
Root. of America.
Following the RENE conference the
council VIII assemble May 2 In Brus
sells TO deal with internati onaI
finances. including exchange and
other economic matters. America In,
been Invited TO participate. but has
declined.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
From Other Viewpoints
World business an Automatic Machine
BY PROF.. HOMER uOlT.

Is. business game or n t-cc-,or- all nEh,o
l. there o , sys'sn In the business world is
T arsaiainE ask
T" u nft@een and aboi and Gap,a between
tho same industry. The machinery OF factory
AID mills gTinds away in ron,bound orbits.
rhie physical plants togethc:. In fact there
so s ne o sfn,aa So @ 6ay 70 Grsg
'"SflheF as a saaEie unit
IN his a1rp!ane TO a height where he could
&c iAS Whole earth in one panoramic View
pea 70 him to he a gigantic machine. with
is MANY compsated SG par ru["'s"'"s energy 70
On" nert consists OF a network of plows ana
he h r rs crops OF Wheat .n Cora ana COZ
yHn An1iheF pdst consists Of shafts and der
and .nd iron sun another part is made up of
veTting trees into lumber. From these So
sailed GS, Ira, parts of thy machine
n.1Sured cut into q moving chain of bucket
NIKE s Hs Svsyng Parts of the
trans others arc ships, stlil Others arc Wa
by means Of these conveying parts the tons
81 lad rhs raw "a reSuSa Of the enrths crust
furnace Ares aud factor smoke Indicate i'm
@ hes% Mhcs In ana the e s abe
ar, ground up mixed and fused into a myriad
productive process is reached and there is
sues forth from the great hoppers n STEADY
Tho WORK of the machine is not compie ted
however, until the product reaches the consum-
dustrial ceniers filled with raw mate. iais go
@lh PaT nshs 81 proa sar Sss
Oh Nrh bao or tie psn on Of 1As psars
aehd great coa.cycr 10 market laden with
whna: and Il comes back to them illed with
tractors. plows, harrows. clothing. telephones
furniture: windmills automobiles and ali the
a a s a aas Sasss nc dssS
t',nr
mix. hides and wool. Thus do the various
parts Of the o.trihs,in;.ris.-ia! mechanism. s:s-
tain and support each other.
What Is the central power house that DIR: yes
TINS tremendous world machine" 1t Is moth i
Ing but the desire OF every man TO make a
tive without any direction from mn outsiGn
au,h,"ri.y caen ,d m:nEy is led "hy an invisible
world wide team-plny.
The rcsui! o! every one following this in
Throughout, the various Industries Of the wnrii
provided For Instance: SUPPOSE there is a
organization of society this shortage viii nj
oncce be Indicated by rise in the price OF
in wheat growing. and farmers will immedi
ately be attracted to wheat production. The
lions Viii the Se pos
where there is enough TO satisfy the hunger
( for that grain.
| But why IS wheat production not carried to
excess? Why Is the market not Elutted? Fox
| the simple reason that when too much wheat
| profits OF growing it decline likewise The
i farmers consequently restrict the acreage
nauntea 10 wmes With the result the aho,
| from wheat production and turned to other
Thus the world business machine auto
unticaily maintains n proper balance between
all OF It's int.icately adjusted parts by means
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
ITALIAN PREMIER Gets
A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
Mill Expresses Desire to Settle
Adriatic Controversy by Direct
Negotiations.
by Universal servicc.l

RoME. April 2.--Following up his
victory In the Chamber or Deputies.
Premier Nitti today scored a conf
dence vote in tho Senate. 1O7 to II.
after a speech in which he expressed
thc Italian governments desire to
settle the Adrlattc question through
direct negotiations with Jugo- Slavin.
The Premier reiterated his plea for
general Cancellation OF the Flu
ropcan peoples. Russia must no re-
habilitated. he said. and Germany
must be placed in "a position to pro-
duce, in order to maintain the Eu-
ropcan equilibrium No restoration
of Europe is possible. Signor Nitti
added, without Il combined effort to-
ward q peaecable- settlement OF tho
Turkish problem. AS far as ITALY
was concerned, he said. no violence
or exploitation was wanted, hut the
development of the natural resources
of Asia Minor and protection Of the
Dnrdnnellcs were essential factors in
solution of the ottoman question.
Revertlng to the subject of Ger
many's economic and political situn-
tion. Nitti declared.
IF the Kaiser liz responsible for
the war. tho German people already
have paid their share for his crime"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
MINIATURE ALMANAC
CAPTAIN LONG DEFENDS
ADMIRAL SIMS ORDERS
Declares Tint Removal OF I.Ietcbcr
was Justified by His Disrc-
gard or Comm nd.
10y Assoc!a;ed prcsa.l

lI'y Associated prcsal
" WASHINGTON, April . = Renor,s
rom vice Admiral Sims to the Navy
pepartmont declaring that the con.
voy forces under command OF Rear
Admiral William II. Fletcher nj Br.st
were who'll inadequate" to tho
service required were introduced by
counsel for Admiral Fletcher today
before the naval board Investigating
'has oihcer's removal from the Rres;
command by Admiral Sims. They
were presented during cross
nation OF Captain Byron Il. Long. nid
ior operations on Sims STAFF ut Lon
hon. 20 support tho contention that
fietch"r's forces were not adapted
10 operate under comprehensive
doctrine aa TO formation CaDtuin
long had testified that in failing 20
promulEnte such u doctrine Fletcher
disregarded instructions from Sims.
The witness insisted that Fletcher
han ample force TO do the spccinc
things required of HIM" II was a
question Of how ne did these things.
Long declared. rather than what he
might have been able to do with an
improved force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Deadly Carbon NonoAidc Gas.
Copyright. 1920. BY Sarl. Newspaper Service,

n Gareon monoxade gas is coorlesS odorlsss
siIrs causes garlic % od i"@ IN the nos
eape a. deal aea Win , Rss ss is i ss
MSsssvss any fas snns6 wood kerosene
S %,sHs "sf sussS
ns assHrnts n for those frequent fatalities in
WndoMs all all I niight and Ignorance keeps the
Ern,, or ought to know the great danger
OF sasone engine in ss small IN iG cS eS"u or
9 poe ventilated garage. Hundreds OF sud
m nna ,Ssh gas from gasolne snsinesand now
IN sSc post.mortem guess of heart disease"
o oa Of 6,r ,,umina,ins constitutes about
pipes orc S %b water g g1s rang leak in
~ IN flexible gas hose. thus exposes occupants
be 1se de" bn, only
iron pipe connections.
TIs FUND ID snesa R,s
burning ass'S al ~ nIeS fs n
prosehes too Quickly the spo, w mmsf some ;in
h hIa nn,:s has us, been explodedand fails in
The smoke and gnssss from tall s,sek are
and into the 'r rsn Of w son HHwr
a, dozen or more men and women in that end
'ases ss hs 5a fasT s the hn
warmth OF portable gas stove without iIue
conncciiohs snu Is found unconscious in
inc tub; Any heater except electric which
has no direct connection with tho nme to carry
neaIth OF the OCCUPANTS or tho room and
potential menace TO life itself. Remember
ooorieSsneSS is no criterion in this case for
carbon monoxide gas Is odorcss
SsSsinE DS carbon monoXidc, IL not sudden
!! iatal. produces rather characteristic or
reefs The invidtual feels \ sudden throhbinr
anu pressure in the temples. cranp or pain in
nees,.cRving in at the knees and he is
Elued or frozen" to The spot-makes no
EFFORT. is powcrlcsS TO make an effort to get
away. Unioss instantly dragged away or
supplied with fresh air he is likely TO die in
his tracks. - - "
Al, sorts Of serious LESSONS and i,nnairmen,s
81 81, meaith follow In the wake of mild gassng
pneumonia is a frequent sequel. Joss OF
memory tamnesia) and mental alterations
may occur.
Questions ana Answers.
Hopeless Case of Chronic Health-When !
exert mysell. for instance to run up i flight
or Two OF STAIRS or do a Few Symnastc ever
cises my heart beats thumps forribly
aBainst my ribs and my pulse rate increase
cons, derably for two or three minutes after
ward Can one have heart disease without
Answcr-onc can scarcely have heart dis
ease without being aware that the health
ana endurance have diminished IL your heart
Is sound II should hcavc hard against Your
ribs after such cNertion. and beat faster for n
minute or two afterward. II 1t continues
more than three minutes after runnin.: M a
Hight OF stairs or taking fifteen deep knee
fextions. then you should Mt least lie, your
coctor look you over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
A Cros,-,I,,.I,.a 30,

She was n maid or attractive mold
He was grad. from Browns:
She had job In a shocmakinE shop.
lie was building n road In her town,
She passed him often at morn and
night,
Walking her days half-mile;
And newell, the girl looked good To
And soon, when they met, they'd
And shortly they walked out on fino
summer nights,
And talked. as the like of them do.
lie told many secrets, and she did
the same,
Till each one the other ono knew.
She was making good pay by the week
in the shop,
"Forty-cight per-" she said. with a
laugh;
And he. we'll, he said: 1T work for
the State:
They pay me sixteen and n halfr.
And did they got married? They did,
they did!
1t was almost a touch and a go:
But they soon found that some ono
must stick around
And slick uo the bungalow.
So they settled liko this; and wisely.
too.
(For she was a sensible spouse)
The girl. she stuck to the shoe-shon
job;
And the engineer. no kept house,
u. d. Taylor in Boston Globe :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
News Of Fifty Years Ago
tFrom Richmond Dispatch, April 3, IS7O)

Mayer Ei,ysonp held his court Yesterday
nrrsstsd FOR gnornE It, but nothing Of tho
arrest had left the city. At ii O'Clock cha.
boon hoo. in ,rerson demanded possession of the
charge. replied that his orders from Mayor
tlyson were to hold !. and that it was his
No further attempt was made on that garr-
son. but the Second Police Station surren-
from the other side and it came in the share
OF a writ of Inandamus nisi. which was served
issued by Judge b. X. Wexford. Of the Circuit
Court OF Richmond. commanding Chahoon to
records etc. in his hands Judge Wexford
also issued a temporary Injunction against
Of Of lsS'mond nd" Mayo Ellysons police were %s1
O'Clock this morning they reported remark
ably quiet night
Underwoods declaration that the enabling
effect whatever upon Governor waiA,r.
who goes right on acting under IT, Yesterday
hammock Warren and Giles Counties.
The bin providing for general registration
OF b ef xHtsrs passed me ous'
The attempt to rob and burn the bank in
Harrisonhurg. which was made few nights
ago. failed.
The ,appointments Of cadets at West Point
distinct: 6. +. fiuttsr. Fifth District; naldwin
Alexander Eighth District
The directors Of the Academy of Music. of
Ihiiadcnhia. have refused 10 rent the hall
oT se tra GS rsm Reves the coored
The bin authorizing the return of the pa
9ers OF Thomns Jefferson to the executor
passed the House yesterday and now goes to
the President.
Flour Flour n;Spections in Richmond for the
rss Of a nans sn 81 ssa sso bar
aupcrinc. and sos barrels OF supcrfinc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
PARLIAMENT RlLED BY
PEACE PARTY'S EXPENSE
One Member of Commons Declares
Delegates Should IInvc Paid for
Their Eun
by AssocIatr,l prnuu.

by Associated prcrB.
LONDON. March 26.-charEcs that
the government had INDUCED In reck
less extravaganza ut the peace con-
ference in Paris have been made In
connection with its bill of f5o3. 3SS
for the expenses Of the British dele
CATION.
When the bin was presented in the
House OF Commons recently, Sir AL
fred Mond. the ilrst Commissioner of
Works. was sharply questioned as to
whether his bill for hotels In Paris
covered the cost Of Champagne. food
aud dances. lie replied that his de-
partincnt was not responsible for the
payment ot bills for food. clothing
for typists. dances or bands.
One member OF the house lndig-
nantly declared that 81 would have
been better for the British delegates
to have gone to bed to think over
the peace conference instead OF In
dulging in such relaxation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
SEEN ON I. THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Generou. t,ux

The Generous Guy.
hcd give You his shirt, he'd give YOU his
boots. = NJ
He'd give you his watch If you needed IL:
You've never asked him to whack up in ca
boots
but ne oheerfully smiled and conceded It.
The generous Eink
Is nm angel. You think
But there's time you're bound to get
mad: II
Is when he says: BILL
HowdJa like n small pill?
lice. Id roll you ono, too-if / had
Hes cheerful, you know, and he's free with
his kalc
And he usually has quite a stack Of It:
When you're clean out Of smoke and rou vo Mt
inhalc.
He is always around with pack of 1t.
He grips you. like that.
And he always stands nat
When Il friend picking lint starts to bleed
him:
And I've never known him
To lose ferror or vim
In tho looscning up when YOU need him
Eut met him ono day when 1 had a bad cold
And thought that might. with proprie,y.
Tut my nerve gear in high !. so a story
told
That is whispered in modern society.
lie pnlcd he turned white :,
And he held himself tight.
lie was hit and there isn't doubt OF IL!
And he lied when he said
With shake OF his head:
"Shucks. old timer, that's tough. :. I'm
just out of it,
His celer rich with thc--h'm,-woll, you
know
What ! mean; but your dearest friends
amity
Cools off when YOU Mint for small So-and-So.
For you might bring crowd and
Calamity.
So ! really can't say.
When he gave tho Nay,
He vas stingy, but Gosh. it sad! 1t
Was just what I'd heard
From each Generous Bird
he had 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
GOVERNMENT TO DISPOSE
OF ALL COAL PROPERTY
Deposits win lie Lcnxcd to One Per
son or corporption In :nch
State.
{ ny Associated pros.l

WtSHINGTON. Apr!i 2.~Rulcs and
regulations governing prospecting 10,
ana the leasing OF coal deposits un-
der the oil. conl and mineral land
leasing bill. were approved today by
Secretary Payne. OF the Interior De-
rartmcnt. They provide for the dis
position Of all coal deposits owned by
the United States except in national
parks, military or naval reservations
and in the Appalachian forest reserve.
known deposits under the rcgula-
,ions are to be divided into leasing
units OF not exceeding 2.560 acres
each, and one person or corporation
may hold one lease In State. Leases
for tho units are TO he offered for
competitive bidding at royalty fixed
in advance, not less than 5 cents per
ton. and awarded 10 the qualified per-
son bidding the highest bonus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03
HOUSE AND SENATE AGREE
ON P0ST-OFFlCE FINANCE
Conferees on Bill Withdraw Opnosi-
ton to Amendment, hut Cut
Aerial APPROXIMATION.

WASHINGTON, April 3 House
conferces on the post Office bill re-
coded today from their opposition to
Senate amendments providing for the
establishment OF transcontincntal
experimental mail airplanc service
between New York and San Francisco
vim Chicago and Omaha. AT their
request. however. the Senate appro-
priation of 31.400.o00 for the service
was reduced to Sl.250.000.
Under the measure. the existing
airplane mail route between Waah-
ington and Now York is discontinued.
The Senate postal tube anne ndmcnt,
as well az provisions for tho appoint
ment Of commission to investigate
mail transportation in New York and
other cities. remained to be agreed
upon when the confercos adjourned
until Monday.