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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10
EXPECT WILSON
At FUNERAL OF
YANKEE FRIDAY
Former President Probably
viii Ride in a Horse
Drawn Carriage; Harding
and Pershing viii Walk.
nv The Associated Press. \

Washington, Nov. 9.--Former
President Wilson probably will ride
in a horse-drawn carriage among
the mourners including President
Harding, who will follow the coffin
of Americas unknown soldier on
Friday when 1t is borne from the
The order of the funeral parade
made public today at the war de-
partment showed the space set
aside for Mr.. Wilson and that he
intends to use a carriage.
President Harding and General
Pershing will Immediately follow
the casket. walking abreast and
with their aides in single file on
either side.
Vice President Coolidge will fol-
low the president at ten yards and
Admiral Coontz, chief of naval OPP
erations, will walk at a similar in
terval behind General Pershing
Their aides also will walk on the
TANKS, while behind will come Ad-
miral Jones commanding the At
lantic fleet, and Chief Justice Taft
walking abreast.
iDNlilllu lhCIi Will pS loI liltl
President Wilson's carriage. next
Lieutenant Generals Miles and
Young walking in line with mem
bers of the supreme court. then the
cabinet walking five abreast in two
ranks and with General Bliss on
one side of the first rank and Ad-
miral Williams on the other. Then
will follow governors, the president
pro tenn of the senate, Major Gen
leral Leieune. commandment of the
marine corps, and after them the
senate members in column, eight
abreast, followed by members of
the house.
Behind will come various war
veterans organizations headed by
the men VINO hold the congress
sional medal of honor and followed
by Representatives of patriotic So
cieties and others.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10
SLEEPING SICKNESS
TO BE INVESTIGATED

London, Nov. Am expedition
formed by the Tropical Diseases
Prevention association will soon
leave to make the first organized
attempt to investigate on the spot
the treatment of sleeping sickness
as distinct from the question of
the mere transmission or cause of
the disease.
The expedition will be conduct
ed by four physicians and two
veterinary scientists and it is ex-
pected the work will occupy two
and a half years. 1t is sought to
carry out the work in different
centers with the sanction and sup
port of the governments interested
and it is hoped that 1t will result
in a general system of vaccination
whereby all individuals arriving
in a danger zone will be inoculated
and so gradually rendered i'm
mune.
The expedition will first work in
Uganda. 1t will probably proceed
is hoped to extend the work to
Rhodesia and the Sudan, where
there is a big epidemic of the dis
ease.
The sleeping sickness has been
prevalent among the natives of
West Africa for 100 years. 1t is
generally attributed to a parasite
carried by species of tsetse fly
which infects cattle, The disease
has caused heavy mortality among
the natives of the Congo and
Uganda for m any years and is
greatly dreaded by Europeans in
the. parts of Africa where it ex-
lists. It's origin has been the SUBJ
ject of much medical research.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10
MUNICIPAL TROLLEY
SERVICE FOR DETROIT

Detroit. Mich, Nov. Coon
forming to an custer ordinance
adopted by the voters yesterday
the Detroit United Railway will
discontinue operations on two OF
the principal thoroughfares by
November rs, to make way for
municipal street car lines, 1t was
announced tonight by A. F. Ed
wards, vice president, The COM
pany, he added, will continue to
operate it's other lines.
Submission of the ordinance to a
vote followed refusal of the COM
pany to accept the city's offer of
$33S,000 for the lines on Fort
street and Woodward avenue,
where the company's franchise had
expired.
The Fort and Woodward lines ag-
gregate about ten miles, crossing
the business district.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10
SUCCESSOR TO HARA
HAS NOT BEEN CHOSEN
fBy The Associated rress.1

TOXIC, Nov. 9.-The problem of
successor to the pre-. iership re-
NAMED uncertain today largely be-
cause of the continued refusal of
Marquis Saionji, plea ding age and
III health, to consider acceptance
or the post, which the Asaji Shin
pun says he persisted in during
conference with Prince Yamagata,
an elder statesman.
:. AS an alternative. Marquis Salon.
j was asked to suggest some other
persons whom he considered quail
flied. but 1t is not known II he
made any recommendation and
both the Nichi Shimbun and the
Kokomin Shimbun consider there Is
still a chance for him reconsider
ing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10

Ireland produces some very fine
granite; excellent samples are to
be found in almost every county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10
JUDGEMENT FOR OPTIC
REVERSED BY COURT
Especial Dispatch to Morning journal,

Especial Dispatch to Morning Journai)
Santa Fe, Nov. 9.--The s2,343
Judgment for the Optic, Las Vegas,
granted by the district court In
San Miguel county by consent of
the assistant district attorney and
which the court, upon the district
attorneys motion, refused to set
aside. was reversed by supreme
court today.
The judgment was for printing
and supplies. The claim was al
lowed by the county but not paid
because of lack of funds.
In handing down the opinion,
the supreme court held chapter
109, laws of 1909, does not repeal
the Bateman act.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10
TR0WBRIDGE RECEIVES
CALL TO ALBUQUERQUE

Especial Correspondence to The journal,
Santa Fe, Nov. 9.-The Rev.
Walter 8. Trowbridge, rector Of the
Church Of the Holy Faith. has re-
cetved call to become rector of
st. Johns cathedral. Albuquerque.
He made the announcement from
the pulpit Sunday. The church
members Immediately called a
meeting and passed strong resolu-
tons urging him to remain here.
The Kiwanis club at its r rular
meeting Tuesday also voted unani-
rnously "that 1t is the sense of the
citizens OF Santa Fe represented by
the club that Santa Fe has the
prior claim on him and cannot con-
sent to his leaving under any cir
cumstances"
Mr.. Trowbridge in a little re-
spouse thanked the club for its at
titude and said that while he had
the offer under consideration and
had not fully made up his mind, he
was more and more inclined to be-
lieve that he would not accept 1t.
which statement ELECTED loud ap-
piause. 1t was question. he said,
of where he thought there was the
greatest opportunity for service
and he believed that in view of the
vital things as yet unaccomplished
In Santa Fe he rather wanted to
stay and do what he could to bring
feet.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10
SCOTTISH RITE REUNION,

Santa .Fe. Nov. 9.-The thirty
eighth reunion of the Scottish Rite
Masons opened today with class
of twenty-nine candidate for the
higher degrees. which included B.
II. Briggs, w. r. Johns, H. L. X.
Mallette, J. w. Pettus and Thomas
Coleman of Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

UUNULH1-UUIttTI lFL-UUHG
Santa Fe, Nov. 9.~-The de-
struction of enough booze to
float Noah's ark was ordered
by Judge Colin Neblctt, fed
eral court, today I'm IS orders
which named nine cities, in
Guiding Albuquerque, ms the
places OF the obscguies. The
time win be selected by the
marshal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10

The lime, which is a small kind
of lemon, is incidentally one of the
most valuable fruits In existence,
It not only prevents scurvy. but. II
taken In time, cures Il; and It will
also cure many forms of blood
poisoning II taken in sufficient
Quantities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-11-10

Nearly all the cereals contain
proportion of fat, oatmeal ranking
highest.
The population of Norway is the
smallest in Europe compared with
the area of the country.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29

Ierbaifin, tn benz BLOB Die @nten
i6nimmen uno ole 6IamingOs ma
ten iouten oIs 8Ianidwieie 81 be-
traftenl sic reipeftierteu babel
meoer ben flu9enoen alien 8d6ter
nod aud Den bobmo9enoen Serrn
Director ielber. Seine @eroronung
uno fem Ippea in Der 3eitung boIt.
9aS Sddel 1907 itarb, binterlieB
er Dem @orten teitamentoriid Die
Summe bon 100000 Mart. Nton
bat ibm elm 9enfmol geiest, oas er
aud rei6li6 peroiente. Seine Na6-
folger puroen Sans MeiBuer uno
Sans 2oodmann. Seit 1920 lit
natiirli9 elm Hole nit Der 2eitung
betraiit, elm Or. GplfonSfi, Der iei'
ne 4usbiloung ouf oeuti6en timber
iitdten genoiien bat.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29

ge6o6en. NIs i'm NcrIduf oes 8eIt.
frieges Die n@Ifenbein" .8ufubr aus
Siioomerifa geiperrt pur0e, Itieg
Die Bidtigfeit oes @Ifenbeins bon
@ritres - pie iene itoIieniide So.
Ionic beibt - in ungeobntem Ma-
Be. Sdon 1907 puroe @ritres
(non Souie aus nur elm &oblen.
itations. &auf elmer 9ompfergeiea-
i9aft) ols elm Regierungseigentrm
erfl6rt, tpenn aud unter @eripal-
titne bon &on3eIiton6ren.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29
6pdinr.

@e3amtes Slid 1T 3ufrie'
oenbeit.
9as beIebrenoite Spiel lit
Oos 9eiipteI.
Glib elmer Srau redt, unO lie
iiebt ibr unreHt elm.
9as 8eib i6miidt ii6 oft BLOB
Dem @eibe gum Srob.
Gin &initIer lit mebr inert
ais elm Emlienofiinltler.
gs 6inft ,ii9 man1er fret
ben cine 2et0eni6aft fettet.
Nur oerieni9e S6riftteller
erbaut, Dem etpas einfG1t.
8ie alt Die @roe? = Sit &c.
mug Inn enoli6 flug gu weroen.
8umeiIen gebort mebr @nergie
3um 91lloen als gum Sanoeln.
Men1 EN-, Die ii6 geben ME
iie iino, mer0en am ebelten %oertanrtt.
@er ste 8elt min redt oer-
ltebn, muB ibr FLAIR ms auge iebn.
BUR re9te 3eit fommen, lit
gut, our re6ten 3eit geben, tit bel
Ter.
Srie0en nit unoeren fam nur
Ser baben, Der i'm tnnerli6 ielblt
bat.
0Gs @IIermei6 It e auf St.
Sen iiberpinoet oas MaerbdrtGte auf
gr0en.
Crit muBf gu bid ieG6it uer-
beilerrL bepor on oein 2eben per'
6eiiern fannit.
gsgibt Grinnerungen, Die nod
na6 Sabren wie elm Itarfer f0rper'
li6er @dmer5 wirfetI.
Ole 8eIt i6uIoet ieoem elm
9oiein = 0ieie S6uI0 ldBt ii6 aber
nur our6 arbeit eintreiben.
II d @enI6en miiIien wie
8~renneiieln bart ongefaBt peroen,
penn ite ni6t iteden iollen.
gswdre oiel inte%reIIanter, penrt
sic Observation-Disclosures oas iGreiben
wiir0en, mas lie peri6miegen.
Gem 3eitmangel miro ieg-
li6es GeriGumnis aufgebiiroet, an
Dem mir ielbit Sbulo tra9en.
@s lit piel Ieidter, tauien0
Iraiien Sen &opf gu uerbreben, als
elmer tin5igen i'm 5uredt5uieBen.
Ger poIIfommene Wann
lit aid cine G6eorie, Die iid nod
nitt in Ser 8raris belpG6rt bat.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29
&erlanst:
Ghepaar fir einen 2anSiis.

Gin beutl6es @bepoar miro tilr ell
men 2onolib in ser seabe bon anna-
polls, M0., geiu6t. 9ie Sran fnr
ollqemeine Sousarbeit uno %o1en::
Ser Monn, INN i'm @arten unO anf
ser Sarm gu belfen. SamilIe obne
Ginoer miro porge5ogen, (and gegeal
/ aino miro ni9ts eingetperIoet)
@eiunoes Salts nit Blumbing, elet-
triidem 2idt uno 8aIierleitrng.
Gomilie muB abiOlut a%uDerlalllg lelll
uno geferen3en angeben. Angeooteq
5in6 inter 8or 639 an oos Sournal
SIR. 71O Se6ite Str. g. Us. gu len-
Ben.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29
Glfenbrtm mn palmrM-
TnMtett.
3uei @attnngen liefern ben pielbe'
gebrten &DbitOff Oafiir.

9ebrtet GDbltptt Oatiir.
SSsn Siioamerifa bat ma belt.
outage fat b0Gig pereeiien, bob
oos Goro5o ODER upflon5lide Glen.
bein", oas it'd aIs Materiol fir
an0pfe uno anbere, ionit aus mirf.
Iidem @lfenbein bergeiteute @egen-
ItGnoe GROCER 8eliebtbeit in man.
den 9reiien Der 8io%iIiiierten 8elt
erfreut, uripriingIi6 MIR aus Siio.
omerifa fam, ii6 3und6it na6 Gu.
ropa ber6reitete uro teilDeiie aud
mieoer Sen @eg mad amerifa fan0.
9as Goro5o bil6et Die @rnte Ell.
ner merfmiiroigen @att,ng Balm.
bGl1ne, pel9e bon Sen Q8iIieni6aft-
Tern n&bptelpbas" benamiet NOR
Den tit, iotpeit Die Spe3ies Der
neuen 8eIt in 8etroft fommt.
9ie Sr1t6t beItebt aus feds ODER
iieben groBen Samen.@ ebduien,
nn6 ie0es oieier @ebGrie entb1It
feds biz neutt ltattli9e Samen, oe-
rem GimeiB nit Der 3eit bertrofnet
itn6 cine poafommen fno6enmdBige
Sdrte %erldn9t. 9os bacterial lit
10 gut nie ltnberg1ngli9, obmobl
Die 8%erbGrtung Die &eimfdbigfeit
oufbebt, pie INNER.
Siioamerifonild)e Sn0ianer ber-
Iteben es 16on felt bielen Genera
tionen, oieies pflan5li6e @lfenbein
81 o1erlei Nl1b- un0 S9muf-@ Sc.
genltGnOen nit &ilfe metaaii6er
@erf3ellge 81 oe~rarbeiten; uno oieie
Mrtifel6en neroen 3u gitten Yrei.
fen %perfauft.
gtber ald in Ser alien @elt
muroe man i6on Dor pielen Sobren
auf Die oielfade Niibli6feit bes
pflnn5li6en GIfenbeinS aufmerfiom,
oos aud binter Dem beiteu tieri-
iden in feiner 8eiie 5uriif3uiteben
i6eillt, uno Oaber audi our6 feline
minoermertigen NoHabmlngen BON
3elltloiO, %perbdrteter Mil6 uno
nod beri6ieoenen anoeren Gtoffen
aus Dem Sel0 gei6lagen wer0en
fam.
Mit ser 3ett tpuroen sic &n6pfe
uno bielerlei onoere @egenltdnoe
alts goro8o INNER beIiebter, in-
folge oeilen notiirlid audi 0ie Gob-
Itoffe INNER geiu6ter uno foitIpie-
Tiger. england belonoers niiete Die
Gage pei0li6 ans, importierte 10
groBe Mengen @almiamen, pie es
nuftrei6en fonnte, ltno erportierte
tie pieoer, nobel es ielbltperItdn6.
li6 oie @merifoner u16 ale anoe.
rem &lnoen, Die uni9t friib genilg
aufgeItanoen maren", gang geborig
i9r0pfte.
8eionoers intereiiant lit oie Sat
ia6e, ,oaB oos pflan5li6e @lfenbein
bereitS alt6 in bo1politii6en @nt-
tpidlungen nellerer 3eit cine ni9t
unbe0eutenoe &oae ipielte. 8or et-
ma pier8ebn Sabren - geraoe ais
ii6 cine &nappbeit an 8olmen.
@lfenbein iturf fiiblbar ma6te =
muroe entoeft, oaB iiG aid in ei-
ner Ser italieniihen &olonial-8 e-
%iit8ungen am &oten Meere aus eli
ner iippig mabienoen Balmgattung
= genannt Cunt ooer 9om-8al-
men glei6fals pflan5lides gl-
fenbein reiGli6 geminnen laiie.
9ieier @toff lit ungefGbr ebenio
gut pie Ser obige uno 5eigte MIR
einen ltebelitan6: nGmli6 einen
groBen Settgebalt, pel9er oas SIR
ben un9emein eridtperte. God Die
Scot madte au6 in oieiem Safe err
finoerii6, unO es oolierte nidt gar
lance 10 muroe oieier l1ebelitonO
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29
~Sans6alterim seindt:

@itwer nit 1~3-iabrigem SObn
miinldt gelebte Srau als Sans9aite.
rim. @utes Seim fir Die rlftI9e
gerion. 8or8uipre6en nod . n0r
glbenog in 5t5 10. Ctr. ". Y.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29

-geTtenuneen unO falige abOn'
nentenqeloer fir Die u9entide Sa ms
iran" meroen in linierer Office, yso'
no SedIte SraBe q. U.s., angenom'
men uno weiterbefOroert.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29
3;mmer nit Soarb seindt.

0euti6er, in mittleren Sabrem'
,16t Elm 3immer nit 8oaro IN oelit'
ider Namilie fir oauer1o. Stferfef
inter s. SO. 20 an Die expedition.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-29
3m perremten:

3m Oerrenten:
S6on mo6liertes 3immer nit pri-
batem 8oo an rubigen Serrn 81 ma
Bigen 8reiien. IA. Str. Carr.
600 Soplor Str. N.8.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25
HUGHES IS FIRST IN
COMING CABINET
Former Supreme Court Justice
Announced as Secretary
State by Harding.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla.-Charles
Evans Hughes, former supreme
court justice and republican NOM
inee for the presidency, was des-
ignated by President-elect Hard
ing Saturday as the new secretary
OF state. The announcement en-
bodying the first official word
from the president-elect regarding
selections for his cabinet was
made in an oral statement after
a long conference with Mr.
Hughes on foreign problems.
There was no element OF sur
prise in the selection, for it had
been known several weeks Mr..
Hughes was almost certain to be
given the place. He is under
stood to have been Mr.. Harding's
choice from the first.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25

Three Postal Men Are Held at Bay
BY Lone Bandit.

Three Postal Men Are Held at Bay
BY Lone Bandit
MlNNEAPOLIS.-The mail car on
the North Coast Limited, transconti-
mental train on the Northern Pacific
railroad, was held up Friday night at
Baileys Mimi, 35 miles northwest of
here, by lone bandit, who held
three postal clerks at bay. One
clerk was perhaps fatally shot,
c. c. Strong, of Minneapolis, a
clerk, was shot when he disobedey
orders of the bandit. He is in a SER
ious condition at a Minneapolis
hospital
Amount of the loot can not be es-
timated for several days, but postal
officials said it may reach several
thousand dollars
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25

Heavy Snow in Oregon.
The heaviest snow storm of the
winter was reported as raging in the
district surrounding The Dalles and
Hood River Ore
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25

PORTLAND, Ore.-Fire Quilted the
main boiler factory of the Willamette
Iron and Steel works on the river
front here. Estimated loss $4,000 to
800. 900.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25
Reds Get Busy.

PARASITIC long threatened boil
shevik offensive has been unleashed.
The reds are striking from the eau
casus and are aiming to establish
contact with the Turk nationalists
during the London conference on
Asia Minor The French foreign Of
flee has learned that the sixth and
ninth bolshevik armies, supported by
General Budenny's cavalry corps, are
sweeping into Georgia.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25
Death Ends Long Fast.

DALLAS, Ore.-George f. West,
who shot his wife, Mrs. Flora West,
to death at the home of John c.
Brown near here December 80, died
Saturday after fast of 60 days.
West drank acid after shooting the
woman and physicians said it burned
his throat, preventing him from swal-
lowing even water.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25
TACOMA SECURES
3. BIG SCOUT MEET

TACOMA.-Fifteen hundred Ameri-
can and Canadian Boy Scouts will
gather in Tacoma the last week In
August for an international confer
ence, making the closing of all Boy
Scout camps in Washington, Oregon
and British Columbia, according to
the announcement today of H. E.
White, Boy Scout executive.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25

Did you ever try seeking happiness
by making others less unhappy?
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25

PoULTRY-LIVEsTo
>---'1 PPS015TfGND GINA sons, REG. =
Bred March, April farrow, $50 to $40 eacn
s. c. r. 1. Red Cockerels SO to 3d. dark,
large fellows. Eggs 81 for 10; sSlz.oo
b. F. Hammerzell, R. 5, CoIfax. Wash.
MILKOLAC CONDENSED BUTTER
MILK is pure creamery buttermilk con,
densed to thick paste. The IDEAL 1000 son
circular and price Commercial creamery
Co., Spokane, Wash.
STANDARD BRED BUFF ORPINGTON
Cockerels 1886. p. A. Kennicott' Hag-
erman, Idaho.
REALs EsIAIEso. ANo EAHM lAN0s
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE-Com-
prising $50 acres one, mile from TOWN.,
of which 600 acres is broken; 200 acres
in tall wheat in good condition; ~ head
each of cattle and horses and all ma i:
chinery and equipment needed TO cultl-
vate the place, goes with IT. BullulISs
are first class with running water IN the
house and barnyard. Price S55,O00; sIo,-
600 cash balance arranged at $50. 70 For
further information apply to ri. =. MIN
RISON, Cowley, Alberta.
QUARTER SECTION BEST IRRIGAT-
ed wheat, alfalfa and sugar beet land !;
laws fine; every foot tillable; easy to lr-
rigate, abundance of water; close to good
market and beet dump. Small payment
down, balance long time. Also section OF
good dry land where crops are bounu-
full. to exchange for gasoline filling sta
TONS / own these properties and am
'e'' ]. F. ENGLE
104 S. 18th ST., Billings, Mont.
FOR SALE BY OWNER-3S14 ACRES
of good land, miles from center OF
city, level, no stumps ABOUT 81 a Svii1
sell cheap if sold soon. Call or write
1927 DeSmet Ave, Spokane, Wash
FOR SALE BY OWNER = 2S40-ACRE
stock ranch in Malheur County, ore;
$50 acres plowed, balance in bunch grass.
Fenced and cross-fenced; running water
in each sub division. NJ B. Myers,
Brogan, Utah. ==----
ALBERTA FARM LAND
Two sections; 800 in cultivation; near
railway; good district; all or divide;
guaranteed 10 per cent investment get
j. T. TODD, Chase, B. c.
WE SPECIALIZE IN FARM AND CITY
property. Service-Realty Co., henne-
wick, Wash. ---
FARM Wanted Send description and
price John ]. Black, Chippewa, Wis.
statesmen WANTED
Dodge Bros. Vacuum Cleaner Co. SaltLake
MEDICAL LAKE
Medical Lake; hot water baths and mud
baths First class cafe In connection
Medical Lake. Wash.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
S0fI1RRTfJNSEY SCHOOE OF ELOCUTIoN
and Dramatic Art Lilly Courtney SNOW
pin 8 RE Howard st NJ 1885. Mid
winter term opens Jan. 8. Send for catalog.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25
Caruso Much Better.

NEW YORK-Enrico Caruso, world
famous tenor, Monday apparently was
able to maintain the progress he has
been making jim repulsing a heart at
tack which early last week threat
ened his life
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25
Broke Her Heart.

CONCORDIA, Kan. - Mrs. Martha
Hooker, 60 years old, dropped dead
when officers raided her farm near
Formosa, Kan, recently and seized a
still and several gallons of home
made liquor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25
Fiqht Waqed on JuqosIavs.

VIENNA, Feb. 1S.-The insured
ton of Montenegrins against Jugo-
slav occupational troops is spreading,
according to advices from Agram.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25
BLIZZARD ALONG
ATLANTIC COAST
DRIVEN BY GALE, A SNOW
BLANKET OF TWELVE
INCHES FALLS.
new YORK TRAFFIC BLOCKED
Wintry Conditions. Prevail Along
Atlantic-Rain in the West-Hood
River and The DaIles Have
Heaviest Snow Of Season.

NEW YOOK.-Driven by gale, a
blizzard gripped New York Sunday
and blanketed the city with 12B
inches of snow.
Surface and elevated traffic was
badly disrupted during the morning.
The waterfront was deserted and
shipping at a standstill.
In Nassau county on Long Island,
Hampstead and surrounding towns
were isolated. All trolley service in
the county was stopped.
In some parts of the county the
snow was drifted eight feet deep.
Five deaths and numerous accidents
in New York, directly or indirectly
caused by the storm, were reported.
/ Only two heavier snowfalls for a
single day have been recorded here
since 1886.
East Coast Bianketed.
The east coast from Tennessee and
Virginia to northern New York and
the southern edge of New England
was blanketed with snow.
Rain in the West.
SAN FRANCISCO. = The weather
bureau reported tonight shows rain to
have been general throughout ex-
IRENE northern California, western
Oregon and western Washington with
snow on many places in eastern Ore
gon and Washington. Continued rain
fall in northern California Monday is
predicted.
Heavy Snow in Oregon.
The heaviest snow storm of the
winter was reported as raging in the
district surrounding The Dalles and
Hood River, Ore.
CIoudburst Near Medford.
MEDFORD, Ore.-A small cloud
burst in the Griffin creek section,
five miles southwest of Medford sent
flood of water toward Medford and
washed out two culvert crossings of
the Southern Pacific railway.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25

ST. PAUL, Minn--Charles Bloom.
40, sought by San Francisco authori.
ties for several months, committed
suicide by drinking poison in the
city jail here shortly after he had
been arrested.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25
CIoudburst Near Medford.
TWO BIG FIRES
DOWN IN OREGON

PENDLETON, Ore.-The creamery,
cold storage and ice manufacturing
plant of the Smythe, Lonergan com
pany here burned. The loss was es.
timated at $4,000.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-02-25

ALBERTA FARM LAND
Two sections; 500 in cultivation; near
railway: good district; all or divide;
guaranteed 10 per cent investment; get
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