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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
Lawyers Condemn lsrdis.

cincinnati.--The action OF Federal
Juds. X. NJ. Lands OF Chicago. ma.
ilonai commissioner of baseball. In
accepting private employment and
the federal hench was declared To meet
with the unqualified eondemnatien"
~ the Anseriean Far association In
resolution adopted Thursday night
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09

Hull.--rhree more bodies were re
covered from the wreekage Of the xR.:
late "Wednesday, making tatal of 2.
recovered since the disaster. one OF
the three VAS identified rs that Of r'iy
inE Officer v. IL. wicks. The body
which was washed ashore was later
identified as that of Sergeant j. W.
Mason 81 the Royal Air force.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
Disorders Cal, Ulster Cabinet.

Belfast-The Ulster cabinet mt
Wednesday to consider the seriou.
conditions prevailing here Military
officials and ploice authorities Joined
In the discussions.
Arrangements We're made to draft
additional troops for the protection OF
the city. and other steps were takeI
to restore and maintain order
Gunner were again active wednes.
day evening in the old lodge district.
They opened heavy fire in the direc.
ton Of Shankhill road. thickly pcpu.
lated protestant quarter.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
Packer. Sued for 100 Millions

Chicago.-A damage suit for $780,.
000Op. charging packing concerns In
Chicago with conspiracy to form
trust and naming John u. Rockefeller.
Sr. and his son. In addition to several
national banks. which was filed Mon
day In United States district court by
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Osborn Person OF
Omaha. Neb,
The bill, originally filed in Omaha,
was amended la be filed In Chicago
yolye,l.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09

Berne. Upon the request OF the
Spanish government. the Swiss gov
eminent has decided TO extend It's per.
mission for former Emperor Charles
Of Austria In Switzerland until octo-
Der. Under the original permission Of
the Swiss government. the former Aus
trian monarch WAS to have left the
country by September 1.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
Memoria, Services Tor IRA Victims

London.-A memorial service for
the victims of the ZR-2. which will be
attended by representatives OF the
king. of the British army and navy air
forces and the American forces here.
has been arranged by the air ministry
for September Z. The service win be
held In Westminster Abbey.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
TWO MASKED BANDITS
HOLDUP U. P. TRAIN
Faob All Male Passengers, Women and
Children Not Molested.-6au-
dts Escape

Salt Lake City.-The Los Angeles
Limited No. Z. Of the Union Pacific
system. was held up by two masked
and armed robbers shortly after 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. near
Clarified. nine miles south Of Ogden.
while on the way from Ogden to Salt
Lake. All the male passengers were
robbed.
The train was stopped by an anto-
matte block signel. The two robbers
boarded the train and commanded
every one In the observatin car to
hold up their hands. While one gath
cred loot in the observation car the
other proceeded to the other cars The
exact amount taken is not known
The train is not scheduled to stop
between Ogden and Salt Lake City.
After a few minutes delay the robbers
signalled to Obert Hayes, the con-
ductor. to have the train started. the
robbers pulled the cord and again
brought the train to q standstill. They
alighted and escaped in the northern
part OF the city.
The women and children on the
train We're not mOlested.
While the train was speeding here,
one passenger scrubbed note and
threw 1t out the window. II was
notification that the train had been
held up. A railroad employee picked
1t up and telephoned to headquarters
here. A posse was Immediately organ
lied but by the time 1t reached the In.
coming train the robbers had departed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09

Logan. w. va.--Logan county depu.
hes on Crooked creek Thursday even.
Ing were driven down the Hill side In
skirinish with armed forces from
the other side Of Spruce Fork ridge.
An emergency force held here subject
Ia call Immediately was dispatched
eastward. The deputies were driven
hack mile and n half Two Of them
were wounded
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
Iraus.. over BIAS, Victims.

Harrisburg. Ill.-An Inquest TO de.
termine the cause Of the Harco mine
accident of "Wednesday. In which IL
men los, their lives. viii NO, be held
until next Tuesday, Coroner Mccor.
mick says.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
Glass Workers Take Cut.

Cleveland 49, An agreement was
reached here Tuesday between the
National Window Glass Workers as
ISOLATION and the National Association
OF Window Glass Manufacturers when
the union. according to Joseph Neenan,
president. accepted - per cent re-
duction In wages, Approximately 49,
600 men and IA factories are involved.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09

tam'irn. \ 1.-The Washington. one
OF the largest aud most powerful
observation-disclosures ever built for the
United States navy. was launched
Thursday at III. plant of the New
York shipbniitiinr company. here.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
To Rs~ri,e Tar Rsxi,lan al,l

Washington Decision was reached
Thursday by the senate finance com.
mIttee to rewrite the house tar blu
- NJ 10 include In one document every
internal revenue law on the statute
books.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
Two slee,roeu,ed for Murder.

Trenton. y. frank J. James and
Raymond W. Sehuck. both Of Camden,
y. j.. were clectrocuted at the state
prison here Tuesday night for the
murder of Davis \. Paul. a Camden
bank messenger They were put to
1eath at s:l5.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
Maxfield's Body Recovered.

London.-The body of Commander
Louis II. Maxfield, commanding officer
of the American naval contingent. who
was killed In the ZR-2 disaster. has
been recovered, according to a dis
patch TO the Daily Mail from Huh.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
Another Body recovered from zR.2

Hull, England.-The body Of still
another American who Was killed In
the ZR2 disaster was found Tuesday.
that ot Maurice Lay. of Greensboro. N.
C.. rigger,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
RiOTiNG AND BOMBING
BREAKS OUT IN BELFAST
Two Deaths and Six Wounded Are
Last Reports; Communication
With Dublin Broken

Belfast.--Firernen drivers and clean
ers on the Great Northern Irish rail-
way struck at midnight Monday
against the compauy's expressed IN
tention Of initiating a 10-hour day
The strike was called in defiance OF
union Instructions.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09

Logan. w. va.--Logan authorities
Wednesday night announced that a
telegram had been sent to Washingto.
stating that unless troops we're sen
NJ once the county would be attacked
by between 1000 and 5000 men.
The sheriffs office announced the
dead were: John Cofago and Jim
Munsle. volunteers. assisting county
authorities TO maintain order, an.
John Gore. a deputy sheriff.
Two hundred additional state troop
ers arrived here from Charleston at
midnight.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
U. s. TROOPS READY
TO MOVE ON MINERS
President Harding Signs Military
Edlet--Aaore Casualties Re-
ported

Washington federal govern.
nent stosM ready Wednesday night 10
act In West Virginia should Thurs
days reports show lack III compliance
with President Hnrding's proclama.
ilon calling on NIL persons engaged
In unlawful and insnrrectlonary pro-
ceesiings 10 return to their homes.
Two regiments Of troops OF n ihous-
and men each, one nj Camp Sherman.
Ohio, ana the other at Camp Dix, n. J /,
were In readiness 10 move into the
state Oh u moments notice, war de
partuent officials said.
A proclamation declaring martial
law In five West Virginia counties has
been drawn up and signed by the pfesi-
dent, ready for PRONUNCIATION.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
BANDHOLTz ASKS
FOR j. S. TROOPS
WEST VIRGINIA tNsuRREcrtoN-
lists REFUSE TO olssANo
SAYS MESSAGE
TWO WOUNDED IN sKIRmlsA
infantry Ready 10 Move Against 8trsk-
Inc Miners Upon Receipt ~ Or
1ers.-eands Gather for Cor
ftict 10 Report

Charleston. W. va.--Brig. Gen VI. IL
fsandhclfx early Friday morning an
nounced that he had sent telegram
questing that federal troops be- sent
into West Virginia ut once General
Bandholtx's announcement follows:
Il am satisfied the miners will not
obey the presidents proclamation.
have dispatched telegram To WASH
ington requesting that federal troops
he sent into West Virginia Immediate
ly.
Decision After Complete survey.
General Bandhoitx's decision was
reached after he had listened TO q re-
port Of Col. Stanley II. Ford and Nal.
q. H. Thompson who late Thursday
night returned from trip along the
Roone-Logan county line.
Details Of the trip were not ,nade
public.
Governor Morgan was In conference
with General Randholtx shortly before
the announcement was made that fed
erni all had been recommended.
The governors only comment when
Informed Of General Bandholtxs de-
cision was:
Il have nothing 10 say: l am
through"
General Bandhoitx. when questioned
Ms 10 when the presidents prOcinma-
4. -
gated, said he could not state the ex-
act hour but expressed the view that
II would be promulgated Immediately
after receipt Of his telegram At the
war department. lie added that he
assumed martial law would be ef-
fectise In kanawna. Boone. Fayette.
Logan and Mingo counties.
Logan, W. va.--confilctinK reports
sof happenings along Spruce Fork
ridge ON one side Of which armed
hands were gathered while on the
other Logan county deputy sheriffs,
volunteers and state troopers did pa
troll duty. circulated Thursday.
Captain I. q. Hoilingsworth came
into town early In the evening and do
clared that deputies ra'rolllng Crooked
creek had been driven down the hill
side by hand from across the ridge.
Immediately an emergency fierce was
sa,t ..s,t
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09

Washington. President Harding. In
il proclamation late Tuesday. com
nnnded all persons engaged In "un-
lawful and insurrectionary proceed
ngs," In the West Virginia coal fields,
10 dispense and retire peacefully to
their homes before noon Of Thursday.
Scntemher l.
Unless there Ia prompt compliance
the administration let II be known that
martial law would be declared and
Governor Morran's appeal for federal
troops granted.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09
OFFICERS READY FOR
BATTLE WITH MINERS
President Threatens Martial Lew In
West Virginia; orders Men -
Oisperse

Charleston. w. va.Artned men
Tuesday night cnmInandeered the reg
uiar Chesapeake Il Ohio passenger
train running frnrn ~. Adams to
tloihier, according to Information re-
ceiyed Mt The office 81 Governor Nor
san The men first ran the train mp
he Pond Fork branch. bringing back
a number 81 armed men. and then
took the train 10 paRyiile. where an
,fher body of n,rn boarded u and pro-
eedrd Ia clnthier. The governor was
infnrucd There were only few pas
tangers IN The train and they were not
tnieSted. Tie governor was told Every
fart was being made Tuesday even
lg. the governor said, To disseminate
hc news ~ President Hsrdings pro-
la,uatlon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-09-09

l.ngnn w. VA Extraordinary prep
rntIpns wen, forward Tuesday and
ontlpncd Tuesday night following re-
,Orfs ~ n gathering ~ armed men at
frsfrry. IN the adjacent county OF
.oone. Reported estimates Of the
,urnler vnry from hundreds to thou
nnd~. Lack 81 telephone communica-
ion with Jeffery preciuded cOnfirma-
'an II figures.
Fenring that the men would cross
he hills 10 the Logan cOpSty Iide,
.ompanies Of ex-servics men were be-
ng formed Tuesday to reinforce de-
.chnents Of deputy sheriffs and state
,ctic- new guarding the border. In
his little town. the county scat, .
irattmiion drilled throughout the after
noon. Additional forces ~ former sol.
Tiers were reported to be coming from
Weich and Mcdowell.
No word has been received from
Adiutant General John II. Charnock.
who left Charleston on n special traia
FOR the district If uncertainty" on tho
east slope Of Spruce Fork ridge. separ-
ntlng Logan county from Boone.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
Food Research.

A nationwide searching OF all the problems, all
the factors all the elements whic! enter into sup
plying this people with their food. is TO be under
taken by Leland Stanford, Jr. University. 1t is a
logical aftermath of the war Food Administration "
1t will carry on much of the research work in
cident to that war agency 1t will undertake as a
distinct problem and with thorouehncss what was
but scratched at that time and tina; only so far as
necessity compelled.
1t was this situation which showed what
might be the value of this undertaking. Mr.. Hoo
yer realized this and when he turned his
alma mater all the records and data accumulated
by the Food Administration, he laid the foundation
for this further investigation from that institution.
The project is sufficiently financed by private
gifts and the Carnegie Institute 1t will start with
production on the farm and follow along three lines
to the consumer in his home. This trinity will be
the chemistry of goods nutrition values and distr
button
The result hoped for and which is quite as
sured is to determine both the nature OF the crops
to be raised and the relative quantities necessary
feed this people while giving them at the lowest
cost exactly what is of the highest nutrition value
Added to this will be study OF the present pro-
cess of distribution with view to simplifying it
and lowering its cost
There may be difference OF view as to the
relative value of these three elements, but all
essential To the farmer, however, a producer,
the last is apt to have the strongest appeal he
can see it in his more immediate benefit. Under
the present process of distribution his return. in
many instances is a half less the ultimate cost
to the consumer.
The most notable exception is grain where there
is the most highly organized market machine and
the nearest fixed and definite working of actual
supply and demand. AS to most other products
the whole field is rather chaotic. The questions of
standardzing of warehousing. banking, grading
market requirements, cooperation and many others
enter
1t is here, too the producers are themselves
showing the most active interest and leadership
wholly unattached to any proht-making organiza-
ton, or to any commercial movement will be well
come
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
DECLARES PRoTESTkNTS .Rr
PERsECUTED ~ IRELAND.

j" fhr Editor. The Washington Herald.
VIII not tho following facts hc =,
interest to those Of vour readcrs
who believe in tho religious issue"
myth regarding Ireland's struggle
for freedom
At tho last general election hold
IN Ireland to elect members 70 tn.
British Parliament tho TninniStS ,r
county Derry. in Ulster. selected %
represent their interest the deyo,Ir
Roman Catholic. Mr.. Dennis Henry.
Lloyd George. in turn. familiar
with the religious basis OF 'b.
Irish trouble. appointed the CatIo-
lie Henry TO tho powerful and Iucra-
tive post Of Attorney General "
Ireland
In other words. AT a time OF cN-
cfptional stress and strife. he places
all The legal and law enforcing
powers Of the British government
in Ireland in the hands Of a Cath
olic.
Henry in the course Of his duties
arrests and prosecutes another IL
ster member Of Parliament. M-
Ernest Blythe. who is. strange 10
saw. a Protestant and a Sim Fciusr
He succeeds in having him sen;
lot long term to Worm wood
Scrubs prison. in England. as hn
has done with other Protestant SIM
Fein members OF Parliament. nota-
bly, Robert Barton. the wealthy land
owner and officer in the British
army during the world war.
Now Blythe. the Ulster Protest
ant. Sits in jail and Henry. the
Ulster Catholic. rises in the house
Of commons daily as the oficisl
spokesman for the government and
abuses the Irish people because ~
the desire OF the great majority
Of them for independence.
How would some Of those in this
country who just know that il is a
religious issue like to go to Worm
wood Scrubhs and try to convince
Mr.. Blythe Of this fact.
FREEMASON
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
DECLARES ~DRIyING- STUDENTS
Is DANGEROUS.

Is DANGEROUS.
To the Editor. IN, washington Herald:
On February "a The Herald re-
ported the following excerpt from
an address delivered by President
Charles A. Richmond, Of Union Coll
lege, at meeting OF the Washing
ton Alumni Of that institution:
we spend untold hours agoniz-
ing over them, trying to drive
enough ideas into the heads Of the
stupid and coaXing and threatening
the idle TO get them up TO the
standard where we can certify them
without fatal damage to the con-
science. In the meantime the few
first-rate men who most deserve
attention must come TO classes and
mark time while the others are
catching up"
The speaker points 20 a problem
which is not easily solved: but
which is by no means insoluble.
AS first step the agony Of the
professor might be reduced IL he
would discover that driving ideas"
is a futile and often dangerous oc-
cupation. IL is the direct opposite
OF education. The educator draws
out the powers Of the individual and
leads him slowly and carefully to-
wards the goal which he wishes the
student to reach. The idea-driver
attempts to force into the plastic
material with which he deals de-
velopment from without He NAV
thereby ruin a future life in thus
reversing the process. Our Thomas
Edison was rescued from possible
destruction at the hands Of an idea
driver who considered him a STUPID
pupil. The sensitive youth heard
her tell visiting district inspector.
That boy is an addle-head." when
his mother has finally coaxed him
10 tell the cause OF his grief. she
kept him home and developed him
under her own tutelage. Walter
Scott was considered stupid AZ
school How many Edisons and
SCOTS are there agonizing the pro-
fcssors at our colleges
Secondly. the new first-rate stu
dents referred to as marking time"
might be benefited by special ad-
Nanced courses at their convenience
IN smaller groups. perhaps at tho
library or at the homes OF the pro-
iessors. in whose course they show
special aptitude. This system l. nor
new ides. but working scheme
in A fnw Eastern colleges,
Thirdly. our American colleges
fail To develop tho love for books
and tho knowledge NJ their uses.
tn" library courses should be i'm
proved. and the library habit devc'-
"pcd. Tho man who succncds is not
he who's" head is crammcd with
facts and ideas. but he who knows
how to do things.
Thcs" methods might ho tried ~
Union college. They could do NJ
harm and possibly would solve the
problem.
IGNATITS g. ST. CI.AIE.
Washington. Feb s5
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01
Gas and Air Revolutionize War.

Warfare has been revolutionized. But most Of
us do not realize it.
When Germany sent the first chlorine cloud
reeking the allied lines April 22, 1915,
new weapon born, and use of gas sprang up
rapidly into nearly prime importance.
The first arpane to successfully drop giant
bombs ushered in aerial warfare in earnest
Now both those methods of warfare are
here to stay and while it is hoped that we can
make them stay peacefully at home and wear their
peacetime cloaks of vital chemical industry and
mercial aviation, they must be prepared to meta
morphose for Americas defense
Consider these facts: A single arpane with
two men may sail a warship at an unassal-
able height, and besprinkle its decks with liquid
corrosive that three drops on the skin will kill
and persistent that the little of it caught in
crevices will render the ship unnhabitable for days.
By spraying two tons of this liquid from the
tail of an airplane every man in area 100 feet
wide by seven miles long could be killed as eff
fectively as farmer kills potato bugs by raining
poison them.
This country could manufacture several thou
sand tons of this liquid per day, if the necessary
plants built
German poison gas caused fifty times as many
American casualties as the pistol, saber, bayonet
hand grenade, and aviation bomb, combined.
Germany with 1000 tons of the death-bringing
liquid and 800 to 400 airplAnes could have annhi-
lated the first American army in ten to twelve hours
During the next war women and children in
their homes will have to wear gas masks, and even
then they will not be safe.
But there is brighter and more peaceful side:
Coal tar is the mother of the hdeous offsprings
high explosives and poison gas But dyestuffs of
more shades and colors than can be found in ma
ture' perfumes more pleasing than the flowers pro-
duce, medicines adapted counteract the particu-
lar disease and modified to suit the idosyncrasies
OF the patient, and thousands of other modern
chemical wonders are also her progeny
The "be four" carbon iror, rpal oxyccn and
nitrogen fron1 air, hydrogen from water. aided bv
lesser powers, such as chiorao from sa!t aud sui
phrr, rule the chemical world in p.sse as il. war.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-01

products. With these goods are now found what
bear the distinct German earmarks
This is not something to complain about 1t is
rule, no complaint change, that men will buy
what they get at least prices, quality being
equal Nor is there any disposition left to boycott
German goods Rather they welcome for their
cheapness.
This one cash market is probably getting more
than proportionate share. But be that as it NAV.
the fact points the moral of French nsistence and
British acquiescence, that Germany can pay and
must pay. The one thing both have more to fear
than any armed hostility, is that Germany will re-
cover her economic strength before they do.
Germany had no rebuilding to do She was
full of punder. She has returned this but grudg-
ngly. She has turned from munitions to. peace
production. She has army to support, no hun
dred thousands to withdraw from industry and no
navy to build. All her preparedness lies equal
ly in the field of peace She has no colonial respon-
sibilities.
She has no allies demanding financial support.
She has no obligations to fulfill beyond her own
boundaries and beyond her people. She has
organized her industries more completely as a CO.
operating unit than before. There is a mini
mum of wasted motion AMI competition She has
the great advantage of producing and selling on a
deprecated monetary basis while buying only the
materials.
SeiHiahy IS moving dS swiftly IN peace as Sne
did in She has mobilized her resources as
skifully for peace for war, and her grand staff
for production and commerce is fully in control.
She is republic, but only by sudden transforma-
ton which has gone deeper than the skin, and
is evidenced only in the She still operates as
highly geared, perfectly running, adequately man
aged machine and submits by habit 10 discipline
What can such-a country pay? What is its exist
ing capacity based upon such conditions? Whatever
is the answer, that she should pay for the was
OF her making and the destruction of her doing.