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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
Strike at Kellogg.

KELLOGG.-Six feet of milling ore
has been struck on the Hilarity mine
OF the Pine Creek Mining Company,
on Pine creek. The ore is a clean
galena and while it contains zinc the
zinc is free from the lead. The body
is in quartzite, which is unusual as
many ore bodies of the Pine creek
district have been in slate. The
strike was made at a depth of 200
feet Mr.. Penny of the Wardner
News is a big winner.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
AGREEMENT IMPOSSIBLE ON
BASIS OF THE IRISH
POSITION
BUT STILL MAY NEGOTIATE
Tells De Valera Britain Has Gone to
Limit of Powers-It Is Reported
Both Leaders Leave Door
Open for Discussions.

5 LONDON.-David Lloyd George,
British prime minister, Saturday sent
prompt rejoinder to the letter of
Eamonn De Valera, president of the
Irish republic, which rejected the
British governments terms for peace
in Ireland.
The premier's note constituted
firm reiteration of the governments
former standpoint that Ireland could
not be permitted to withdraw from
the empire. He said he thought he
had made it clear in conversations
and previous communications that
the government "can discuss no set
the part of Ireland to accept a free,
equal and loyal partnership in the
tlement which involves a refusal on
British commonwealth under one SOW
er5iin
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
Rap Cattle Market Methods.

SALT LAKE CITY-H Holding that
existing agencies do not meet the
present day needs of the live stock
industry, speakers before the joint
conventions of the American National
Live Stock association and the Ma
tional Woolgrowers' association. took
as their text the need for changes in
the present methods az marketing,
transporting and financing of the live
stock industry.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
GERMAN TREATY SIGNED IN
BERLIN, PUBLISHED
IN CAPITAL.
YIELDS TO NUMBER OF FAVORS
All Advantages Given to America at
Versailles Are Retained-Con-
firm zap Rights-Share Is
Claimed.

WASHINGTON.-The treaty with
Germany, Which was signed Friday
in Berlin, was made public by the
state department 1t puts into force
the economic, PREPARATIONS, military
and other provisions of the unratified
treaty of Versailles, but provides spe-
officially that the United States shall
not be bound by the covenant of the
league of nations or by the other
enumerated parts OF the Versailles
settlements.
In state department statement is
sued to announce the signature of the
treaty, special mention was made of
the reaffirmation of this govern
ments share in the renowned Ger
man overseas possessions, the state
ment declaring that this provision
confirms the rights of the United
States with respect to zap and other
former German overseas possessions
upon an equality with the other
powers"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
Raises Alfalfa Quarantine.
French to Get Degree.

BOISE.-Governor Davis announces
that he will address the opening ses-
sion of the University of Idaho Sep
TENDER 81 at Moscow At that time
an honorary degree will be conferred
upon Congressman Burton L. French.
On September % the governor is to
address the annual meeting of the
Idaho county commissioners in ses-
sion at Standpoint
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
Lumber r. r. Rates Upheld.

Observation-Disclosures charged by
the railroads on lumber and other
forest products in carloads shipped
from points in Oregon, Washington.
Idaho and Montana to st. Paul, Min
neapolls and Minnesota and there re-
shipped to other points, were found
not unreasonable by the interstate
commerce commission in recent de-
cision.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
Get All Advantages.

The departments statement re-
viewed the treaty in detail, empha,
sizing that any advantage which
might have been gained by ratifica-
ton OF the treaty of Versailles is
fully preserved under the present in
strument. Regarding such further
settlements as may be necessary be-
tween the two nations, the state
ment said:
1t is understood that diplomatic
relations will be resumed upon the
exchange of notifications of tho
treaty and then negotiations can be
undertaken with respect to commerce
and other matters through the ordi-
nary diplomatic channels;
Administration officials are under
stood to feel, however, that CONNER
clal questions between the United
States and Germany are as fully cov-
cred as seems necessary for the pres
ent by the reaffirmation of the finan.
clal and economic claus seof the Yer
sallles treaty. In that connection
there is provision in the trearv
reaffirming the present attitude of
this government toward the repara
lions commission, by declaring fnst
the United States reserved the right
TO participate in the commissions i
alterations, but would not be bound
to any such participation except by
its own decision.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent Happenings In This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Grangevile Pioneer Woman Dies.

GrangeviIe Pioneer Woman Dies.
GRANGEVILLE- Mrs. Frances J.
Smith, pioneer, age 70, died recent
ly.
New Ore in Morning Mime
MULLAN.-The Morning mine of
the Federal Mining and Smelling
company is the scene of an ore strike
of Importance to its owners and the
district.
Vote $4,000 Street Bonds.
COTTONWOOD.-At the village
election recently the street improve
ment bonds carried, 1O2 to AZ. The
proposed issue is for $4,000 for gen
eral street Improvements.
Files 20 Oil Leases.
COEUR .ALENE.-Twenty oil
leases were filed recently with the
county recorder on lands on Rath-
drum prairie, between Rathdrum and
Post Falls, by e. T. Caldwell of Grey
bull, Wyo., an oil man.
Car Shops Closed
SPIRIT LAKE.-The Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway shops here
closed from August 27 to September
Z, affecting over 100 workmen This
is caused by lack of funds
with which to maintain the shops.
Mercantile Firm Closing Out.
CRAIGMONT.- The Stevens Mer-
camille Company, operating stores at
Jraigmont, Winchester, Westlake and
has decided to quit bust
less and close out the stocks, valued
1t $4,000, and will reestablish at
some other point under one roof.
Mysterious Disappearance.
LEWISTON-My surrounding
he disappearance from Seattle on
august II of Walter E. Daggett, form .
rly of this place, and pioneer of
his region, was cleared recently by
Identification of his body in a morgue (
t Bellingham Wash He killed him $
elf by shooting. S
Raises Alfalfa Quarantine. I
BOISE.-In a proclamation the gov
rnor of Montana raises the alfalfa >
in seven counties in Ida
0. The counties are Lemhi, Latah. :
enewah, Shoshone, Kootenai, Bon =
er and Boundary They were form
rly, with the rest of the state, not n
lowed to ship alfalfa into Montana.
lie to the alfalfa weevil .
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
Half Shaved by Lightning.

BOHEMIAN, Notwithstanding has
done some freakish things, but teve
O'Donnell, one of the best-known
ranchers in the Gallatin valley, de-
clares that the bolt which came his
way recently has the record 1t
struck the hayrack on which he was
riding and shaved all hair off the
right side of his head as clean as a
razor would have done but left the
hair on the left side untouched The
ODonnell was stunned, but recovered
consciousness and hurried to the
house where his Injuries were attend
ed to-
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
Getting More Serious.

LONDON-The Irish negotiations
now have reached the critical stage
in the British views, as mirrored by
the great majority of newspapers
They think the Sim Fem declara-
tons of general principles have gone
far enough and that the time has
come for dropping declarations of
principles and getting down to the
business of arranging terms, if the
Sim Fem proposes to negotiate the
which the government of
fered to set forth in detail recently.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02

WASHINGTON in the
number of persons employed in July
over the number employed in June
were shown in eight out of IA indus
tries, for which the labor department
publishes figures The greatest de-
crease was shown in the number en-
ployed in 11S iron and steel factories,
which in July had on their payrolls
100,77S persons, as against 115,411 in
June, decrease of 1927 per cent.
Hosiery and underwear factories cut
their forces from 2762S in June to
26,677 in July.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
Vote $4,000 Street Bonds.

COTTONWOOD.-At the village
election recently the street improve
ment bonds carried. 102 to At The
proposed issue is for $4,000 for gen
eral street Improvements.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02

Marshal Foch of France will visit
America during national Legion con
vention at Kansas City.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
Soldiers Bonus.

Fourteen states are already paying
cash bonuses, eight others will do so
if the people approve by referendum
vote, and bonus legislation is pend
ing in two more. Only eight states
have considered, but failed to pass, a
law of this kind. The total amount
of money voted for cash bonuses so
far is more than 1854, 100000
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
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.
Wilson Takes Up More Work.

NGTON-Woodrow Wilson'S
first appearance this week at his law
offices here was taken by his friends
as evidence of the former presidents
improving physical condition.
Store Stops Bodied Hair.
NEW ORLEANS Bodied hair, lace
stockings, rolled down stockings,
short skirts, lattice work sweaters and
makeup were included in the prohibit
ton and restrictions placed on the
girl employees of the city's largest
department stores here.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
New Ore in Morning Mine.

MULLAN-The Morning mine of
the Federal Mining and Smelling
company is the scene of an ore strike
of Importance to it's owners and the
district
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02
Files 20 Oil Leases.

COEUR D.ALENE.-Twenty oil
leases were filed recently with the
county recorder on lands on Rath-
drum prairie, between Rathdrum and
Post Falls, by e. T. Caldwell of Grey
bull, Wyo., an oil man.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02

GRANGEVILLE.-Mrs Frances J.
Smith, a pioneer, age ~, died recent
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-09-02

SPIRIT LAKE.-The Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway shops here
closed from August q to September
L affecting over 100 workmen This
suspension is caused by lack of funds
with which to maintain the shops.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
RUTGERS COACH PICKS
TENTATIVE FOOTBALL TEAM

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Sept. 10.
The first Rutgers varsity lineup Of
the season has been selected by Coach
Sanford and the team was given a
long signal drill on offensive work. A
squad Of fifty turned out today and
was given a strenuous workout for
more. than two hours under a blazing
sun. All but three veterans--Maloney
quarterback; Summerill. fullback, and
Daisley, tackle-have returned. These
men are expected at any time.
After the preliminary workout Coach
Sanford directed his attention to Of
fensive play,
The first lineup for the season was
as follows: Kull, fullback: Noble and
Gardner. halfbacks; Duffy, quarter
back: Kahle and Smith. centers; Smith
and ]. Scudder. guards; Kingman and
Raub. tackles; Eckhardt and Dickin-
son, ends.
Many OF the freshmen candidates
were substituted from time to time
during the offensive play. Eckhsrdt
starred at tackle last year and Duffy
at halfback. but each will probably
play his new position.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
CLUB BATTING.
W. VIRGINIA QUARTERBACK
OUT WITH FRACTURED LEO

DEER PARK HOTEL, Md, Sept.
10.--whea Charlton Davis. his most
promising quarterback candidate,
broke his leg and was put out for
the season, Coach Spears. Of the
West Virginia football team, was
hard put for field general yester.
day. He used Heller, last years
freshman end. and Nardicci from,
Raven High, youngstown. Ohio, with
by far the most satisfactory results
he has yet had.
Nardicci Is an extremely fine
pnsser. and both the new candidates
run the team we'll and catch punts
accurately. While far from solved
Spears believes his Quarterback prob
lem Is near solution.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
LEONARD NOT
TO FORFEIT HIS
I $4,000 TO LEW
Tender Will Gladly Return
Money to Champion When He
Signs for New Bout.

~
has developed that Benny
;. Leonard will not be the lose,
Of that $4,000 forfeit which wa,
taken up by Lew Tender when the
champion failed to appear or weigh
in for their match here on August
IL, being forced to call of the
contest owing to an injury to hi.
left hand. At the time when Leon,
ards forfeit was claimed 1t wa,
stated that he would have the
money refunded providing he
signed for a bout with Tender or
or before October IL,
Now 1t has been learned that Leon
ard has an definite time allowance In
order to have his IS 1000 returned
After thinking the matter over seri
ousiy," said Phil Glassman. Tender
manager today. Lew and I have de-
cided that Leonard evidently cannot
get into shape for championship
match by October 1. For this reason
we think 1t no more than fair to give
Leonard as much time as he wants be.
fore signing for contest. ~ r.
That SIS, 900 Is in the bank and the
money plus interest will be returned
to Leonard the moment he steps into
the ring to box Tender. Lew Is anxi
GUS to meet the champion. He wished
that the bout had gone through sas
scheduled month ago. but Tender
Is not such an impatient fellow.
While he felt badly for a time. he is
perfectly satisfied now to go along
meeting all Corners until Leonard
names his own date for meeting
with Lew" T..s,.
Tender Is stiil confident that a
meeting with Leonard would mean q
new champion. He has been training
daily at a local gym for his match
with Sailor Friedman, and he is
pleased with the strength Of his hands
In boxing.
"I am not SO sure about being
able to whip every man In the
world at 1856 pounds ringsido," said
Lew yesterday; there may be some
one around who could set me on my
left ear, but as far as q bout with
Leonard is concerned. he Is one man
I know can beat decisively--so de-
cisively as to win the championship
II 1t were up TO Judges or a referee
TO decide-that Is In the event Of 3
match going the limit.
AT that have my doubts that
Tender bout would 20 the
scheduled distance. A knockout, In
my mind, would result. AMI Lew
Tender would not be the man on the
floor" finished the southpaw.
Tender has been sparring for sew.
eral. days with JShnny Mealy
South Philadelphia hard right.hand.sl
puncher. Joe TipIitz, his stabiemate
Is expected to be added to Tenders
staff of shock absorbers during the
last two days of Lewis training.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
CARPENTER SIGNS FOR
ARMISTlcE DAY FIGHT

The London promoters have sue.
ceeded in getting Carpenter to sign a
contract to fight some one at Albert
Hall on November IL. Joe Beckett.
Frank Moran, Roy Mccormick. Bob
Martin and the Australian Cook are
named as possible opponents Moran,
because OF his defeat by Bob Martin,
may lose the chance he has longed for.
Moran repeatedly challenged Carpen-
tier before the latter returned to this
country to box Dempsey. ..-...
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
Night Fishing Popular
Shark Gives Good Fight
Night Fishing Gives Anglers an Opportunity to
Fulfill Their Waltonian Passions.

MIGHT fishing is becoming popular each with
IN local anglers both in fresh and salt water If there is
doubt in the minds of those who have enjoyed this
branch of the sport let them be hand at of the salt
fishing resorts the early evening and the boats
loaded with fishermen leaving for their favore grounds
Take spin around the Speedway Tidal Basin and look
the silhouette forms of night anglers that line the walls
casting and still fishing then possibly the Doubling Thomas
Glass; will disannear y.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
CLUB BATTINh.
CARDS GET BOY HURLER
FROM SANDLoT RANKS

MARYsvILLE. Pa. Sept. TO-
Fred farmhouse, star pitcher Of the
West End baseball team. has been
signed by the st. Louis Nationals.
He Is eighteen years old and was
a big factor In winning the Daupliin.
Perry League championship for
Port Royal the last two years.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
BRITISH CHAMP
is SOUGHT TO
FACE MITCHELL
Milwaukee, Promoter Is After
Battle Sept. % Between Re-
tired Fighter and Ernie Rice.

MIILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. TO-
wi Richie Mitchell, who success
A. fully repealed the invasion of
Lew Edwards, the Australian cham
pion, last February, in all likelihood
win be called upon to block the
further advance Of Ernie Rice, right
full holder of the Lord Lonsdale belt,
emblematic of the lightweight cham
pionship Of England. Rice at present
Is in New York, where he is holding
forth under the management Of
Charley Harvey, who was directly
responsible for the appearance Of
Jem Driscoll, Owen Moran and Ted
Lewis In this country. ~
Tom Andrews has closed with Billy
Mitchell for the battle and at present
IA awaiting reply from Harvey on the
acceptence of terms. Rice, II he
agrees to box here, will show his
Friday, September 90. .'
Mitchell Price High.
To lure Mitchell out Of his retire
ment the promoters were forced to
offer high percentage and this may
block the argument since Rice in his
debut is not over willing to perform
unless his demands are also met.
Definite word on the acceptance or
rejection of the bout is expected from
Harvey today
Considerable interest is attached to
Rice's appearance In America. He is
of Italian-Irish parantage and Of ex.
traordinary size for lightweight.
Since reaching the top flight Of light.
weights he has not been beaten and
Ais last sixteen bouts have been term.
mated via the Knockout.
No Home Competitors.
Him ERE" he has been quoted as
saying In the most select cockney,
because they're hain't any more for
me to fight hover ome. Hive 'eld
the belt for five months now, and no.
body as heven challenged me. What
Him to dor Come over ere to Hamer.
lea and try me luck. Hill do the
nine-nine for them hall, and HI 'opes
to get your champeen. But hany one
helse will do for a starter"
Asked about his style of milling,
Rice said: 20, HI just fight, that's
hall The English press doesn't seem
50 care much habout my style. They
Jay Him tough fellow who can
take lot of punishment, and Him
strong, and that's why Hi win. But
Hi don't know what they are talk.
ing about. Hi don't know about pun.
ishment; Hive never 'ad to take
hany. Hive never been 'urt, blime me
Il HI ave. Those clever gents come
In with their taps, and Hi just cover
up and keep tearing hawfter them,
and when HI wears them down then
HI hopens hup."
me 'ands?" he repeated a query.
"Oh. they're solid"
Evidently the best by strength in
old England Is no tyro and II will lie
a mans task to whip him.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
PIRATES SIGN PITCHING
STAR OF RALEIGH CLUB

RALEIGH. N. c., Sept. 1o.--wiIliam
N. Hughes. pitcher OF the Piedmont
League, purchased from the Raleigh
club by the Pittsburgh Nationals sew
eral weeks ago. left last night for
Pittsburgh after being ordered by Man.
ager Gibson to report Immediately.
Hughes won twenty-seven of the
thirty-four games he pitched for RIA
leigh this season.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
MIDGET BATTER
GETS 16 BINGLB
IN 20 TIMES UP
. Fitzgerald, Of Christ Child
Team, Leads Section A Of Kid
Class In Sandlot Series.

IN FITZGERALD, Christ Child
outfelder, won first batting
hChors Of section A in the
midget class Of the city independ-
emit ssndlot series with an average
Of .737 for FIVE games, according
to figures compiled by Clarence
Colman, scorer for the section.
Fitzgerald is credited with the re-
markabie feat of making sixteen hits
In twenty-five times at bat. Follow
ing Is Colman's dope:
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

Though ne - Sill leading the Griffs
at bat. Sam Rice is slipping backward
and 10 now hitting for 1928. Joe Judge,
the runner-up, Is shifting the pill for
a mark Of .308. M
300 class all season. threatens to fall
below II before the curtains comes
down. His latest figures are POT. two
points ahead Of Pat Gharrity's total.
Following are the figures of all those
playing in at least fifteen games UP to
Wednesday: ~.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
Stopped BY Sox Pitchers.

Hank SEVERED OF the Browns was
stopped by Wilkinson and Blackburn
OF the White Sox on September 2
after eight games OF safe hitting. get.
ling fourteen hits In twenty eight tries
for an average Of 500.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

F. j. Baker and family have re.
turned from weeks vacation at
Colonial Beach. Mr.! Baker. referring
to the fishing, said, II have been
going to the beach fishing for a
number of years, but the catches of
trout made this season surpass any.
thing of its kind in my recollection"
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
Hornsby's Road Clear
None Can Catch Hitter
Consistent Stickwork of This Year Gives Him Clear
Sailing in National League

yHERE possible National
Rogers Honsby for the with
- fail.
He has been doing this all and sign weaken
concluding weeks of the campaign along He likely
to end the above the 400 mark.
Giants frssacker,
home and has National Leagues sugng hono His
wped fifty cushions This gives the leadership both
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
Grid Team Practices.

: The Emanon eleven, under the lead.
ership Of Jumbo Eggleston. will enter
the 140-Tbund class this season. Prac-
tice will start next Sunday at 1890
o'clock.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

Nay, let me tell you. there are
many that have forty times Our Es-
tates that would give the greatest
part OF It to be healthful and cheer
full like us, who, with the expense
of little money. have ate and drank
and laughed and angled, and sung
and laughed and angled again. which
are blessings rich men cannot pur-
chase with all their money.--IEaah
Walton. .E. 10. ..0 .., r.. 4
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

Who remembers when crabs were
caught In great numbers at Bay
Ridge? -s s....
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

p. N. tides indicated by black-tace type.
For soiomons lsand--Add 8 hours and o
minutes. ...r
The Washington times., 1921-09-11

I IL Is In direct violation Of the law
10 have on sale bass under nine
inches In length. Be on the look.
out for the undersize game fish.
The Washington times., 1921-09-11
Heilmdn Leading Boss
Cobb Has Slipped Back
Joe Wood Is Giving Harry the Hardest Race for
American League Batting Honors

AIRY HEILMAN making noble his
the American Leagues leading batan for 1921 This week he
climbed back the while Cobb has slipped
back 800 Only the hardest kind Of battling bring the Tigers
Joe Wood known Smoky when leading pitcher with
Hman
However Henan has played three games will
be the title though Wood passes him..