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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18
IDAHO NEWS PARAGRAPHS
Recent happenings In This State
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
Want Taylor in Land Office.


BOISE.-Rowland G. Taylor O.
this city, has been indorsed by the
Idaho congressional delegation fol-
appointment as assistant commits
sioner of the general land office
Install DR.. Upham March &c.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, MOS
COW-A remarkable gathering of dis
tinguished persons will occur at the
University of Idaho on March 20 and
80. when Dr. A. Fl. Upham will be
inaugurated as president. Most west
ern colleges and universities will be
represented by their presidents while
the eastern and far southern schools
will delegate this honor to members of
their faculties and alumni
Stabbing at Twin Falls.
TWIN FALLS.-G. S. Alderman,
travelling representative of Sheurman
Brothers, Des Moines, Iowa, suit and
coat house, is dying in local hospital,
the result of an unprovoked stabbing
ARRAY He had just arrived in town,
and was standing on the sidewalk in
the main business section when
Mexican aaborer attacked him with a
butcher knife, inflicting wound in
the forehead The knife penetrated
the brain to a depth of three inches
Neither man, as far as known, had
ever before seen the other
Metal Output Bigger
In spite of of the operating disad-
yantages encountered, the metal pro-
duction in the state of Idaho for the |
year 1920 shows a material increase |
over that of 1919, according to the an
nual report of Robert N. Bell, state
mine inspector of Idaho.
The report of Mr. Bell states that
a total of $50, 557, 70S42 was produced |
by mining operations in 1920 in Idaho.
as compared to $19, 2,723.71 in 1919.
an increase of S14,454 1911
In classifying the various metals
produced last year in Idaho Mr.. Bell
reports a production of $459,667 in
gold $S,379,125.13 in silver, $22,292,-
1861 in lead, $1,7S5, 199.6S in zinc.
S491, 400 in copper and $150,0OO phos-
phate rock.
AT the close of the year 1920 there ,
we're 1890 men engaged in mining 1
work, according to reports from ALL j
sources received by Mr.. Bell OF this
lumber three-fourths were employed
n the Occur d'Alene district. The
otal number of fatal accidents dur ,
ng the year reported to Mr. Bell !
otaled 16, or loss of 3 1-3' men per q
900 employed in the industry, as COM |
AIRED to a loss of four men per 1000 :
4 1919
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18
1920 SAVINGS ARE RECORD

Total $685., 389, 904 on Deposit Janu-
airy Pacific Coast Gains.
NEW YORK.-Savings bank depos-
its in the United States in 1920
eclipsed all records.
The 81 mutual savings banks in the
middle western states reported an in
crease in deposits of $10,S51, 1888. In
the Pacific coast states the increase
was 500 per cent California showed
gain of 607 per cent and Washing
ton 124S
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18
PRE-WAR LEVEL TALK MORAL
~ WRONG AND IMPOSSIBLE"
HE SAYS.
High Cost of Production, Low Return
Blamed for Depression by New
Secretary of Agriculture
Need New Outlet.

| WASHINGTON. - An appeal fol
every good citizen to do what he car
to help farmers through the period Of
depression for the sake of helping
himself was made recently by Sec
rotary of Agriculture Wallace.
Prices of farm products must rise
and prices of other products come
down to restore the normal relation
he asserted. Talk of bringing prices
back to pre-war level, he declared,
lis morally wrong and economically
impossible adding that everybody
would be better off" if an effort were
made to bring about a price level
SAY 20 per cent above the pre-war
normal
Secretary Wallace said he doubted
whether the people in the east real
ize just what has happened to the
farmers of the producing section"
Citing conditions in the central west
as an example, he said that there
the farmers are now in most trying
period. and are suffering severe finan-
cfal loss Farmers throughout the
nation, especially those in the south
and west, he added, "are experiencing
the same trouble"
Says Farmer Is Hit.
The agricultural depression result
ed from the hight cost of production
and because farm products have
dropped "out of all proportion" to the
prices of other things, Mr.. Wallace
said. While the farmer" he con-
tinued, sis selling the things he pro-
duces no higher and for great surplus
crops lower than the pre-war level,
he must buy at prices from so to $50
per cent above the pre-war normal"
While such a condition continues, he
added, the severe agricultural de-
preston is inevitable, and it will GER
ainly be communicated to industry
md business
Seek Outlet for Supplies.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18

Seapiane Ends Long Trip.
SAN DIEGO, Cal.-The last of the
Il seaplanes surviving in the flight
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18

American army on the Rhine, also re-
turned.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18
Seek Outlet for Supplies.

The department, he said, would do
everything possible to find an out
let for the great food surplus. Ways
OF producing more cheaply, new uses
for surplus crops and better market
ing systems, he said, would help.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-07

'Focul tineretei'' Ia multi sc
margineste la capatul aprins al
tigarei pc care o fumeaza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-07
PENTRU ALECATORH DIN OHIO

Am hmurit cum sta afacerea Gu b
rasooinl mondial. votati Gu totii DC
tutlei statului Ohio, ca prin aceasta s
t. despagubire celor carl au luptat pen
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-07
ON FUcA C|)NDEIuLUl

Alegerile generate din Norve-
gia au respins GU 0 majoritate
zdrobitoare legea prohibited, fap-
tul insa, avand in vedere ca
Windsor numai 0 palma de loc,
nu va produce nici un eject asu-
pra exportului acelei tari.
q
O ideie: Gear Fl daca am tri-
mite la fiecare delegat de la con
ferinta desarmarii cate-un po-
rumbel alb Gu o ramura de mas
lin in gura 4? Cred ca lear atrage
atentla asupra scopului pentrl
care s'au adunat.
%
Nu judeeati fetita dupa cc ex-
pune. Char. o fata ale carei pulpe
Sunt Write in carimbi de bumbac
poate Sc alba o inima buna.
e
81 nu uitati, ca mila, cinstea 81
virtutea mai curind gasesti in
bordeiu de cat in palate.
Il
Daca farmaciile n'ar vinde
cosmenticuri, pudra, foite 81 par
fumuri - apropo sa nu nit prilii-
cipalul,' 81 ala pc care o poarta
barbatii in 'buzunarul dinapoi a
pantalonilor, 80 la suta din ele a!
pune pitigoiul la usa.
d
Cugetand la spirituala anecdoti
a lui Mutt and Jeff'' Gu Fifty
Fifty, un cal 81 un epure, fara fol
mi-am adus aminte de Schuler-
Taslaoanu 81 de un nenorocit care
sterpeleste pane calda de pc .
taraba.
Il
Gelosul care sd casatoreste Gu o
cocheta, cocheteaza Gu ibelelelc 81
necazurile din care n "a gustat dar
0 sd alba lehamite de ele.
Z
'Focul tineretei'' Ia multi sc
margineste la capatul aprins al
tlgarei pc care fumeaza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-07
INF0RNATNJN|

Columbus. - Secretarul de stat
din Ohio Harvey G. Smith, de-
clarat ca mOdificarea constitutes
statului Ohio. in urma Garcia sc
va platis despagubire fostilor sol
dati din razboiu, va avea maio-
ritate mare cu ocaziunea acestor
yotari. Ell prezice ca votarea va
avea resultatul ca trei part vor
I'll pentru despagubire 81 una nu-
mai contra. S'a spus ca numara-
rea voturilor Sc va face repede.
Cincinnati. O. Dol oameni
lnarmati, dar nemascati, an ia
trat in biuroul firmei Richter
Transfer Co. Acostand pc Louis
Richter, care tocmai punea in pill
curl plata muncitoriIor, a strigat !:
Nu misca, orr te omor." A luat
apol banll ce erau pc masa 1900
dollari, 81 scapat.
Geneva. = TablOurile Habsbur-
gilor 81 Hohenzollernilor au a.
Juns pc pietile din Elvetia. Intre
ele sunt uncle foarte pretioase. ca
toate aceste nu prea sd gasesc
cumparatori 81 picturile Sc Wind
aproape pc nimica. La 0 licitatie,
ce s'a tinut in saptamana trecuta
in Zurich nu s'a dat decat 2 lire
sterllne pentru un portret al lui
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-07
ATLANTA ANGLO-JAPoNE-
"a DEPINDE DE COME
RINTA DESARMARII I
coNTINUARE DE Pc PAGIsA 1.

tr'o positie delicata in dori ca
o alta putere sd nu rainoiasca
atlanta Gu treia. Oar, obiectiu-
nile Americana sa pot intrezari
din urmatOarele idei:
Ca daca atlanta nu este indrep-
tata impotriva Statelor Unite,
fapt pc care Marea Britanie este
gaia so garanteze daca va re-
inoi tratatul Gu Japonia, atunci,
deoare ce Russia 81 Germania sunt
eliminate din ecautiunea rasari-
tuiui lndepartat. nu exista un
motiv pentru reinoirea lui: 81
avand in vedere rivalitatea Ame-
ricana-Japoneza in Pacific, conti-
nuarea tratatului nu va fl de cat
10 piedica in calea unui perfect
accord 81 relatiuni intre tara a.
ceasta 81 Marea Britanie.
Ca atlanta neutralizeaza = re-
duce = Influenza puterei navalc
a uneia din tari (Mar6a Britanie
sau Statele Unite GU care Sc intre
IN actime impotriva agresiunei
lJaponeze, nu prin razboiu ci prin
lnslstenta ca China sa fie tratata
pc Gale cinstita 81 toate puterile
sa alba opurtunitati comerciale
egale i'll rasaritul indepartat.
Sentimentele Liberale din Eli
glltera sunt pentru desfacerea A.
liantei, bazata pc convingerea ca
Marea Brltanie face prea mare
lpolitlca militarista in rasaritul
lndepartat, ceeace sta in calea
unei relatiuni mai strinse Gu Sta.
tele Unite. Admiralitatea ST for
tele imperialiste sunt pentru con-
tinuarea tratatuluI din motive
militare.
Dominiunile Australia, Noua
Aelasda 81 char India privesc
Japoma ca principle mai mare
de eat California. Daca nu Sc va
reInoi atlanta, aceste elemente din
lmperiul Britanic vor sd site ce
II Sc va oferi in schimb in locul
slgurantei, oferita de atlanta.
In Englitera, spun englezii earl
sosesc aici, domineaza credinta ca
Marea Britanie n are alta alter
natiya de eat sd reinnoiasca A.
lianta. Ea profitat prin ca in
rasarltul indepartat aproape timp
de 70 ami. A ajutat la inlaturarea
mtereselor Rusiei 81 a Germaniei
I'm trecut.
Pe de alta parte, englezii win
aicl 'hotariti ca atat eat va Fl no
sioll sa cimenteze reatiunile Gu
otatele Unite. Intratat eat nu
exlsta posibilitatea ca Statele
T
Unite sa devina partea a treia a
ailantei, unii dintre diplomat
cred ca respltatul eonferintei cu
priyire La atlanta Anglo-JaponezS
va ii substituirea unui sshimb de
note intre darea Britanie 81 ia
ponia, cu aprobarea Statelor Uni
te, care va Fl favorable Japoniei.
Gu toate ca nu va Fl in esenta re-
lnolrea vechei aliante.
Sc poate mentiona 81 acea. cs
daca Sc va fntampla, eeeace nu Sc
asteapta, ca conferinta sa dea
q
gres, dupa toate probabilitatile
atlanta mtre Marea Britanie 81
Japonia sa va reinoi inainte de
lulie viitor.
Presapunerile sunt insa sip,,re
ca Sc va desfasura alternative
din lucrarile conferintei, care va
Il multumitoare atat Japoniei eat
81 Statelor Unite. Cum Sc va deg
Iasura, aceasta este una din pro-
Diemele care Sc afla inaintea
oamenilor de stat carl Sc vor adm
ma in conferinta pentru reduce
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-07


pictori renumiti, au fost vfndute
Gu | Ira sterlina. Proprietarul a.
cestor picturi spune ca va veni in
America unde vrea sd faca profit
mare din vinderea lor.
Chicago. - Anton Basedic, de
30 ami, a fost impuscat 81 emorit
de dol banditi earl au volt sa je-
fulasca biuroul lui C. L. turks,
I'm agent de mobile. Basetic era
un client al firmei 81 era in biurou
cand au intrat hotii. El volt sal
prinda, dar hotiiT au slobozit in el
niste gloante 81 au scapat, fara
ca sd fure ceva.
Berlin. = Contele Won Einisder.
TN nobil bogat din Saxonia, era
foarte amarit ca n'avea copii 81
din cauza aceaSta traia certat Gu
sofia sa. Aceasta VENT la Berlin
81 hotarit ca orice sd sc intam-
pie, ca va castiga pc vre-o femeie
saraca ca sal dele eli copilul. Asst
fel, dupa luni de vreme, ca ga
sit o femeie saraca care a nascut
tocmai un copil, care a fost adus
la casa contesei. Dansa a telegra-
fiat barbatului sau ca nascut un
copil. Acesta, bucuros, a VENT la
Berlin. Politia insa, aducandui-se
la stire ca de la femeie saraca a
disparut copilul, a facut investi-
gatil, 81 firele au condus la con-
tesa, Politia q aparut 81 chestio-
nat pc contesa care negat la in
ceput. Politia insa insistat 81 a
ordonat cercetarea medicala. In
fine cOntesa a marturisit tOate.
Tribunalul pedepsit-o GU 6 luni
inchisoare.
Kansas City. = In hot mascat
$ a furlsat pc trenul Atchisob.
Toseka & Santa Fee 81 atacat
sapte functionari i'm vagonul de
posta, apoi scapat ell dol saci
de posta. Dupa spusa acestor oa-
meni hotul a intrat in wagon ime-
dat ce trenulN parasit orasul
Ottawa Junction, Kas, la 81 mile
de Kansas City. FL scos un re.
volver ordonand imediat celor din
wagon sa-si ridice mantle, apoi a
spus unuia ca sa2lege mantle celor
sase GU un fir de sirma ce era in
wagon. Cand eel sase au .fost le-
gait, el a legat 81 pc eel al sapte-
lea, bagat capul tuturor in saci
goi 81 legat saci i bine. Jaful II a
fost observat pana ce trenul a
sosit la Kansas City cand eel
sapte functionari au fost desco-
periti de un amploiat la tren. S'a
constatat ca lipsesc dol saci Gu
posta recomandata. Paguba nu Sc
site inca.
Akron, O. Asasinii din
Akron au dovedit ca eli stu ucide
oameni mai bine ca automobilele.
pana in Septemvrie numarul
omoriti de automobile era 13, 81
al celor omoriti de asasini era
asemenea treisprezece. In luna tire
cuta insa s'a schimbat statistica.
Numarul eelor asasinati s'a spo.
rit Gu dol, lar automobilele nan
omorit pc nimeni.- Deci asasiniil
conduc. j
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-07
CETITI

EPOPEEA ROMANO
Rasboiul nostru pentru Intre-
girea Neamului, de oeneralul
o. G&vxnescul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-07

Gelosul care sd casatoreste Gu o
cocheta, cocheteaza Gu belelele 81
necazurile din care ma gustat dar
0 sd alba lehamite de ele.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23

yr;ation asked, it is quite permissible
for them to raise the money, at least
in part, by additional taxation;
majority Of thesvoters at the 'NoVem-
Der election having authorized an IN
creased assessment for schoo! p''r-
poses. But il is quite within the
fights Of the people to know what
improvements in the school system
are contemplated By the school
board.
Under the law, it is the duty Of the
school board 40 determine the stu
dies 70 be pursued, the methods OF
teaching, and government employed
at the school" it is the privilege OF
the electorate to know what i'm
provemcnts arc planned. Are the
schools 10 have q laboratory proper
" equipped and a capable inst'uc-
tcro Is there to BIZ an arrangement
for the teaching Of dietetics? The
comfy schools have such course,
The need for it is quite as great here.
Manual training has become almost
necessity. l. such course con-
templatcd?
It was quite within the province Of
the board al their recent meeting,
that they should have complied with
tie demand 0: the teachers and rec
commended en- increase in salaries, but
it furthermore the duty of the board
"To appoint teachers from list of
eligibes &c be furnished by the su-
pcrintcndent, provided, that no school
board shall employ or pay any
teacher from public funds unless the
teacher shall hold certificate IN fell
force, according to provisions of
SEE. GSS." Ard It is also the duty
Of the board "To visit the public
schools and 10 take care that they
are conducted with tie utmost eff
fciency.''
Furthermore il would be interest
ing 70 those who have the welfare of
! ne public schools Of the city at
heart, 20 know the stand Of tn. city
! school board On the Smith-Towner
| bill. Stand:na fifth from the bottom
in illiteTacy IS Virginia does, and
| with he great number of children
In Alexandria: attending no school,
he citizens Of the city are naturally
Interested in any effort to amcl;orate
1;!heSo conditions. The Smith Towner
! hill is a means towards this end, and
Educators generally are working for
It's passage.
I Rose VI. Macdonald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
A LEGACY OF WESTINGHOUSE
(CCmmuuicatcd)

When TIL. Father Of his Country
died, among his beGicsts was sum
for the establishment Of q free schoo!
in Alexandria. In those days eduea-
ton was not regarded as the prerog;l-
tive 81 everyone. and this legacy of
WASHINGTON showed him indeed as {
man of -ision. forshadowing great
state institution. 1t was many years
before pablo schools became part OF
the educational system Of the state.
Established at first to meet the needs
of particular group, they are now
used by ali. ard as such deserve the
careful consideration Of all the peo-
pie.
There are no more inspiring words
IN the constitution Of Virginia than
THAT all power is vested IN, and
consequently derived from the peo-
pie" Ii was doubtless with this in
mind, thai the trainers of the code of
schoo! laws made ii a duty Of the
school board ''ro call meetings Of
the people Of the city for consulta-
tion in regard 10 the school interests
thereof. 1t would have been with
out precedent. but doubtless CT bene=
fit, if the school hoard had called such
4 meeting before submitting their
recommendation TO Council for an
appropriation 4 $4,000, with which
to increase the seating capacity of
the schools: Ii was their DIZZY to make
recommendation regarding this mat
ter. Tor il is stated in No. il. IT
Shal! be the duty OF TIE school boatj
to submit. 10 The council in writing
what fumes will be needed for the
proper maintenance and growth Of
the public schools Of The city The
recommendation for the $4,000 re-
lated only 10 growth, there was nc
mention Of proper maintenance
question Of equally vital Importance.
Sho9l; council agree 10 the appro-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
We call atten-
ton to a letter
from Lieuten-
ant Sheppel'son
in today's pa
Our
National.
Guard
!Ar1n0ry.

per. The subject is quite i'm
portant to Alexandrians.
We urge upon our City
Council the expediency Of
measures for the restoration
of our arinory to its legiti-
mate purposes. All argu-
nent points enphatically
toward the maintenance and
encouragement of a military
organizations at home. We
believe our City Fathers will
concur in the suggestions
made, as they are certainly
broad-gauged and patriotic
enough to see their wisdom
and advantage to the city.
We likewise believe that
there are among our people
a goodly number who will be
glad to avail themselves OF
the law which authorizes
the enrolment of a cortrl-
buting membership. Time
. vas, when Alexandria 3 mill
AIRY organizations We're the
flower Of proud Virginia
ct those brave days again
. 'auurn, and let our patriotic
oung men have the moral
nd financial support which
oey richly merit. We trust
i our readers will endorse
1ur sentiments and lend
;cil aid as is in their power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
Senate Again Boosts Army 10
$4,000 Men For Coming Year

Washington. Fen. 23.-An ....;iy Of
m average strength Of 10000 for
the ,E@Xt fiscal year was provided IN
appropriations approved yesterday ~
ne Senate Subcommittee on ii ,:;:Rr!
Affairs n completing Is report on the
army Appropriation bill for nrs"nta-
ion to the full COMMITTEES. This
Strength compares with an ava'a:Ge Of
10000 a. provided for in the bill as
PASSED by the House, =
Tha bill as reported by he Senate
=ubcummittee provides s1,S00,0O0 for
aviation. compared with $4,90o,G00
favored i>y the House. OF this increase
S3,G00,000 would be used in nu!chaS-
:nG new planes and equipment. - n
crease ALSO was made fyr vocational
raining, the total being S2,319,0W.
as compared with Sl,000,00N adopted
by ;he House.
Substantial provision is a!s> MADE
far the National Guard. lasoi On as
surances. committeeman said, thai the
guard mex. year would numb.r 1885,
600 men.
The subcommittee report VII &c
unlimited 10 the full committee to-day.
It Is expected the bill will DC report
ID to The Senate without further de-
lax.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
That Hearing

The Interstate Commerce
Commission will hear arsu-
nlent in the Washington.
Virginia Ry., Us the Coco
People of Alexandra on Fri
lay morning, 10 o'clock, at
their rooms, 18th and Penn
sylvania Ave. Washington;
Every man, woman and
child is urged to attend
Your friends will be there
and need your presence. The
argument will be interest,
ing and illuminative. Come!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and TEMPLES

A headache remedy without the dan.
gers of headache medicine" Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts at
once! MusteIole is clean, white oinr.
ment, made with oil of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally, and in
no way can it affect stomach and heart,
as some internal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lnm-
baeo, all pains and aches Of the back
or joints, sprains. sore muscles. bruises,
chilblsins, frosted feet. colds of the
chest lit often prevents pneumonia).
35c and 65c jars; hospital sic $500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23

the blood.
For this purpose there is no more
satisfactory remedy than S.S.S.,
the fine old blood remedy that has
been in use for more than fifty
years, and has given such general
satisfaction for rheumatism.
Begin taking S.S.S. today, and
if you will write complete history
of, your case, our medical director
win give you expert advice. with
out charge. Address Chief Medical
Director, 16O Swift Laboratory, At
lanta. Ga.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
Begin Right Now to
Conquer Your Rheumatism

If you are going to again rely.
upon the lirjment bottle to try to
rub your rheumatism away, yon
will be doomed again to nothing
but disappointment. \ disease
that can cause so much pain and
suffering is not on the surface of
the skin. and caqnot be rubbed
away.
Many forms Of Rheumatism are.
-aused by q tiny disease germ in
the blood. and in such cases the
only logical treatment is to search
out and remove these germs from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
THIEF RETURNS BIG BOND

jacksonville, Fla, Feb. "a re.
rretful note accompanied a $4,000
Liberty bend returned through the
mail Yesterday to the Clement d.
Gates Company, stock brokers, from
which il had cen stolen.
"It's too big to handle safely, the
robl,er said. bit he kept two s,naler
stolen bonds.