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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18
TO LICENSE BROKERS
New Fire Insurance Law to
Eliminate Fraud.

Boise, Idaho. Unlawful business
among fire insurance brokers and
companies operating in the state of
Idaho will be stopped by the passage,
during the legislature, Of house bill
No. l75. by Callahan Of Shoshone
county. The bill has become a law
by the governors signature.
Under the provisions OF the act it
will be necessary for every fire insur-
ance broker to take out au annual
license with the department Of CON-
merce and industry. The fee for this
license is $1O0.
A penalty of revocation Of llcense e
will be Inflicted upon licensed in
surance company doing business with
broker who has not obtained a
license from the state. Also, a
licensed insurance agent OF com-
paDy authorized TO do business in
1QdQO SDdll udFt Ills llCtuoc fcNOhCu
if he does business with an unlicensed
broker.
Section | defines "Broker', or "fire
insurance broker" as used in this act,
as any person. partnership, not
being licensed resident agent acts
or aids in any manner IN negotiating
contracts of fire insurance or relnsur
ance or placing fire risks Or effectlng
fire insurance or reinsurance for a
person other than himself or itself.
Section 2 provides that every fire
insurance broker whether resident or
nonresident, negotiating contracts OF
fire insurance or reinsurance or plac-
ing fire risks or effecting fire insur-
ance or reinsurance 10 this state shall
annually procure license so to do
from the department Of commerce
and industry.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18
cGUR D'ALENE

f. D. Clark was fined $6 for allow
ing his chickens to run at large 10 the
city limits.
Debate tryouts were held Ia the
high school last week and Kenneth
Morrow, Marion McBee, William
Reed and Robert Reed were selected
for the teams to compete 10 the Pan
handle Debate league.
The Modern WoUdmen initiated
six candidates at the meeting last
week aud will have another class
March %.
A trap shooting club has been
organized with SO members.
The fire department responded to
two calls last Friday. One was to
extinguish fire at M. G. Normoyle's
home. The contents and interior OF
the house were damaged beyond
repair. The other call was to a
chimney fire which did no damage.
A civil service examination for
rural mail carrier will be, held 10
Occur d'Alene April 9.
The county commissioners convened
Monday for their regular monthly
meeting. Current bills were allowed
aud other matters taken up.
A decree of fnal distribution and
settlement of account were entered
Monday 10 the probate court in the
estate OF Geo. w. Berrer, deceased.
Rev. Conrad L. Owen, evangelist, is
conducting revival meetings at the
Baptist caurch.
Mrs. Anna Woolery was granted q
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18
Sudden Death OF Mrs. Feely.

Mrs. Elsie c. Feely, age AZ years,
died at her home on Rathdrum
Prairie about O'Clock Monday morn.
ing after an illness Of only about ten
hours. She was the wife OF James J.
Feely, prominent farmer and proprie-
tor of the Valley Center store. Besides
her husband, Mrs. Feely leaves eight
children, the eldest OF whom IS l6
years Of age. Her father, d. S.
Hendricks OF Spokane. and two
brothers IN the east, also survive.
Mrs. Feely's sudden death came as
a shock and surprise to the commun-
ity.
The funeral was held from the
residence Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock, Rev. J. c. Harvey OF Rath-
drum, officiating.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18
SPIRIT LAKE

Ogden Gilmore the youth against
whom Supt. Calkias filed complaint
charging disturbance on the school
grounds, was fined S5 and costs In
probate court.
John Ivanoff a Bulgarian, has a
Roman coin Of 85 A. D., which he
found in Bulgaria. 1t is a silver
piece not as large as an American
25cent piece. He has refused $500
for it.
Mrs. w. Piper. who took carbol C
acid by mistake, was saved by tie
prompt work OF a physician.
1.-The New Idea club" is recently
formed women's organization, meet
ing every two weeks. 1t is limited to
twelve members.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18

divorce 10 district court, and custody
of the minor child.
The school board received over 80
applications for superintendent To
succeed j. V. Buck, resigned.
Nels Anderson was arrested Tues
day on the charge Of deserting his
children in Kalispell, Mont.
The Exchange National bank OF
Spokane is suing V. A Flarow, log
ging contractor, for S324e, alleged to
be due on promissory notes.
Sewell Dean was arrested Monday
evening by Officer Roche on an order
OF the federal authorities from
Spokane, Oh charge Of desertion and
draft evasion.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18
HARRISON

Citizens are beginning to call
attention to the condition of the
hitcting places and the mud where
farmers have to alight when they
drive To town. An improvement is
suggested.
A. G. Hooper has sold his ranch
and all his holdings at Medim0nt.
Ira Doty of Willow Flats was at
Ceur d'Alene serving on the jury.
G. e. Cleveland has been nomlnat-
ed for mayor.
Section aud track men on the rail-
roads are to receive 80 cents an hour.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18

the information which Robert o.
Jones, commissioner OF law enforce
ment, is sending to every dealer 10
the state.
All railroad lines have granted a
special fare of one and one-balf for
the round trip to all delegates to the
third annual international mining
convention to be held in Portland,
April 5 to 9. The territory included
is British Columbia. California. Idaho,
Montana, Nevada, Washington, Utah
and Oregon.
Last week, following warning sent
out from Boise, the state registered
automobiles at the rate Of 1000 per
day at an average license Of $40 each.
More than so, 900 cars were registered
in Idaho during 1920, but Commits
sioner Jones thinks the figure will not
be increased much during 1921.
The Hedlund Box company OF
Spokane is establishing large camp
for logging operations on Grizzly
creek near Mullan. The company is
building a heavy logging railroad to
connect with the Euaville branch OF
the O.-W. r. & N. About $50 men
will be employed and 40,000,000 feet
of timber will be logged.
Farm wages in Latah county have
been marked down 35 or 40 per cent.
Wages for single men have been
placed at S35 to $40 month and
board. Wages on roads and highways
are 40 cents an hour as compared With
so and go cents an hour last year.
Teams will be paid for at the rate Of
So day for two horses and SIS a day
for four horses.
For the purpose OF putting the
state on a cash basis advertisement
for the i'm mediate sale of $780, 600
worth of Idaho treasury notes was
decided upon at special meeting OF
the state board of examiners at Boise
last week. Bids on both the treasury
notes and the $4,000, 900 highway
bonds will be opened March %. The
notes are TO run III months, and are
of two kinds, general fund notes
drawing u per cent interest and
highway notes drawing per cent.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18
Idaho State News Items.
Nampa Methodlsts plan to build a

Nampa Methodlsts plan to Dulld a
$50, 900 church.
Union sheep shearers at Caldwell
have established the seasons clip
price at Is cents per head and board
A Boise report says a 1000, 600
dam is to be built for reclamation of
lands in the Black Canyon district.
The canal in the Emmett irriga-
tion district is to be enlarged to
carry water TO 1000 acres. Work is
to begin June !.
The Amalgamated Sugar company's
factory at Paul will be enlarged this
season from capacity of 600 tons to
1000 tons per day.
The Office of secretary of state at
Boise took in $685. ,557 in fees and
corporation license taxes during the
I919-20 bennum.
Nearly six million bushels of the
1920 harvest wheat was still held by
Idaho farmers March l., according to
julius H. jacobson of the Idaho crop
reporting service.
With the exception of the deposit
10 Africa, Idaho has the largest
phosphate field in the world and it is
considered the richest owing to higher
per cent of phosphate than that OF
the African field.
The Idaho Leasing company's new
concentrator on old Black Bear pro-
perty near Wallace, nearing comple
tion, will have daily capacity of 80
tons.
Idaho Falls wants a paper mill. Ii
would cost SIS, 900, 900 and employ
10, 900 people, but twenty years
supply of timber must be available
before the enterprise can be under
taken.
The new account books, standard
,zed by the American Farm Bureau
federation for 1921, are now ready for
distribution at cost, 15 cents each,
according to c. c. Taylor, farn
management delnonstrator with the
university extension.
The Idaho department OF pubic
Investments made its second largest
purchase of school bonds SATURDAY
when it closed negotiations to buy the
entire issue of independent school
district No. 33 of jerome, totallng
5000
Automobile dealers in Idaho are
mn allowed to use their dealers
license on service cars, pleasure cars
or on cars owned by their wives is
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18

The United States supreme court
has Upheld the decisions OF the
Oregon public service commission
that cities cannot compel public
utilities to give them free municipal
service 10 exchange for charters.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-03-18
VILLAGE ELECTIONS.
Provisions Of New Law Apply
to Rathdrum.

dates tor elective OIHCSS III CitlCo ~
the first and second class and
villages are provided in measure
passed by the Sixteenth Legislature.
The measure was known as senate
bill No. $40 and was drawn up by
Rov l.. Black, attorney general,
and was thrown in at the last
minute.
The following information on
elections has been issued from the
attorney generals office:
Date of election-Fourth Tues
day in April, which is April 20,
1921.
Notice of election-Notice of
election shall be given by clerk or
board of trustees not less than 20
DAYS preceding election. 1t shall
contain places of registration and
names of registrars.
Registration-Clerk or deputy
registrar shall register all qualified
electors, beginning with the date
the notice is given and continuing
till 6 O'Clock p. m. of the Saturday
preceding the election.
I. Candidates: How nominated.
Candidates may be nominated
either by convention or by petition.
n. Conventions: Requirements
TO hold convention requires
90 qualified electors in cities OF the
first class and second class and 10
qualified electors in villages. The
conventions may be called in any
manner desired. Nominations
shall be made by majority of the
qualified electors participating
therein.
3. Nominations by convention
The convention shall nominate
at one meeting all the candidates
it desires, and run them under its
party name or the principles 1t
represents. Each convention shall
have but one certificate of nomlna-
ton, to be prepared and signed by
the presiding officer and secretary
Of the convention and to cover the
nomination of all candidates nomi-
mated. AS many conventions may
be held as there are qualified
voters sufficient to hold them.
q. Nominations by Petition
AS many petitions may be submit
ted for each office as desired, if the
necessary number of signatures OF
qualified voters be obtained.
Nominations for two Offices cannot
be made in one certificate. A Ger
tificate for an office at large IN
cities of the first or second class
must be signed BY 40 quallfled
electors, and in villages, by 10
qualified electors. If for an office
representing ward or subdivision
of municipality, such as council
man, then such petition must be
signed by at least six qualified
electors of the ward or subdivision.
S. Certificates: When and how
filed-All certificates of nomination
for elective municipal offices,
whether made by convention or by
petition, shall be filed with the
clerk of the municipality not more
than 80 nor less than IL days pre-
ceding the day of the election, ex-
Guiding the day of election.
6. Executive committee = A
convention shall elect an executive
committee of seven qualified cleo
tors. One of its duties prescribed
by law is to fill vacancies in offices
where the nominees of the conven-
ton resign or otherwise become
unable TO run.
J.. Vacancies: How created and
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
EN- FAVOR DE LOS QUE
SUFREN

A bordo del vapor "San Lorenzo,
durante su Gltimo viaje, iniciativl
de las Sras. Dona Julia Serrllles de
Wirshing Dona Estela Cestero de
Stubbe organiz6se una recolecta en-
tire los pssajeros, a flvor de las ST.
guientes instituciones, dando un re-
sultado de $73225:
Asilo &c los Ancianos Desampara-
dos de Ponce.
Asilo de los Huerflnos de Ponce.
Asilo de los Ancianos Desamplra-
dos de San Juan.
Refugio de los Ninos Desampara-
dos de San Juan.
Parl las becls del Colegio Puerto
rriqueno de Ninas.
Hubo un concerto, que result6 muy
a gusto de todos, ejecutandose pie
zSs de m1sica en- el piano y violin,
tambien hubo varias canciones por
distinguiGas senoritas v senorls.
Durante toda la travesia hizo un
tempo inmejorS Bile, contribuyendo es-
to grandemente a la alegril y bienes
tar de todos los plsajeros, que en-
gran parte sc componia de ninas, nj
nos Y estudis ntes, quienes regresa-
ban a esta a paslr las vacaciones con
sus familiares.
Dichls senoras estan muy gra-
decidas de todos los 'contribuyentes,
especialmente de lls seforas, seho-
ritas sehores que tomaron parte,
ayudando de esta manera para obte
ner tan sltisfactorio exito.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
VERDAD Y JUSTICIA
LA PENA DE MUERTE Y LA PENA DE VIVIR

Mentas agunas personals, que paecen smpatizar mucho
los asesnos den que aboda pena
gran asa que desaparezcan del escenao de la vida ag
inocentes paonas nade obseva como suclben
vvr nfecos abegues por maa nutcon uchos miles de
sobre nhos que nade Para eOs
tenen soa paaba de pedad las aas decadas
y sensbes que snpatizan con los asesinos.
En- la nma pequeez geograca del sueo insular ell case
Sc da reptile con frecuenca desconsoadora Aquel
hidago menroso ecordado para ng har
pase6 sObe suca acia ngaias bIancO pan
sboIo eterno ESQ soo nOsotros nuestro
bo que debate ell abandono que nade ehda la
Un pueblo que payonea eguIe creyendo los de-
mas tonan por verdad menta.
Nosotro 10 venido viendo estudiando connuanen
e aves de las apariencias mendas encben la misera
vergonzane Vemos como la sis han extendido
aVas ortaes mutud de hogare (sobre todo en- Puea
Tera) cuyo adivina inteminabe ucha
caIada he6ca TERRIBLE brazo partdo de los in
fortunos; tambien como de da da aumena la e
catas bancas escuchamos
ell fondo de la concena los gos angustOsps de muhas
des que morr rremediabmente medic de fo aban
dono peqehuelos pedazos de coraz6n que constyen
odo mo hay aboconstas ahi que queran
propender que negra alas sobre esto
nfeces que mas dgnos de carload que los que
la Vida VImente, seneiantes dean sin
ell horror del infounio la proe del anquiIado?-
nqietante pensaT numero de ninos
ell de oVencas anecas que 81 egan la pubertad
ell de mades enfermas abaan noche da acercandose
pasos agigantados la nere considerar
que desdchas consgo mayor e vco TO-
vcio vergonzoso de tapado que ha deemnado
horrible chaIaneo que engorda tanta veia brua vi
mejor que los que nutren de la poitica.
probema pide gros soIucon, que nosotros de-
nandamos las autondades convencdos que hoy mas
necesaa que va que mas probable desgracada
empeore la suacon economical por atraVesa
pals Nade que haya pevamente detendo atenci6n
mooso de la vida de nueso pueblo que este
que patetco objective para
mpresonar Gcautos 0uien tai Venga nosotros
cdad tenga por segro de nuesa profession dc
vida cudadana habra de descube
muchos muchismos ugares pesadIa ques resuta hom
bre de habitos habra sohado iamds
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La vida del maestro

sario luchar con paciencia y cal
ma.
Esa brega cotidiana entire los "mul-
tiplcs factories" de n emocion Y ei
amino, en- que Sc refrenan como hom-
bres para actuar sosegadamente CO.
mo mentores de la ninez y iuventud,
produce en- el espiritu con el tempo
un estldo inestable Y anormal que
les roba las energias Y entusiasmos
para la labor preciosa.
Dicho sen en- honor de Ia verdad,
que el maestro merece una retribu-
cion mayor que la presente a sus es-
fuerzos gigantescos. Hasta que su sa-
lario no les permita vivir en- condicio
mes de comodidSd y ho'gurl, sera la
triste victima de su profession y su mi
seria.
La sociedad no debe deplorar la
desaparicion | hombre llevado por
la Muerte; sino el talento que Sc pier
de, tan Gtil Y VI lioso al progreso So
cial intellectual de los pueblos. Sien
do como 10 es un elemento de suma
importancia a Ia civilization cul-
tura de las naciones, los gobiernos
deberisn tomlr medidas para asegu-
rar su longevidad, ya que tai acto re
fuye en- benefcio de la especie huma-
ma
iPor que han de temerle los "su-
fridos" a la Instrusl, 81 Green como
Bordeu que ls muerte d lasvida por-
que liberia la substantial eterna dc
sus appropriateness pasajeras, para
brindarlas a nuevas creaciones? FL
cuerpo biol6gicamente imperecedero
hace de la muerte "nueva forma"
incomprensible continuation de II ley
immortal de la conservation de la ma
terra.
Quien ha de sentirse cobarde ante
el Misterio Undesirable de la Muer
te, 81 tenemos en- II Biologia un con
suelo, v una luz de esperanto en- Ia
FiIosofia?
81 el alma es immortal, Y 81 la ma.
terra persiste traVes de los siglos
por que no hemos de preguntar, dor
de esta ioh Muerte!, tn obra des
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
Ell EDIFICIO FEDERAL SURE
REPARACIONES

Ell guardian del Eiifcio Federal,
tiene obstruido .desde hace va llgu-
nos dias el paso, por el corredoI. de-
"a parte Este del Edificio Federal,
porque el piso de Ia planta alta, que
dl sobre el corredor referido Sc es-
ia hundiendo y amensza ruinas.
Unos peritos vinieron del Norte a
examiplr las condolences en- que que
do el Edificio, cue fue algo dammit
cado por el terremoto de 1918, aeon
seiuron unas reformas, las cuales no
Sc habian hecho por falta de fondos
para clio, los cuales han sido la apro-
bsdas.
Ell desperfecto del Edificio Sc ex-
tiende a h parte fuera del mismo,
pues tiene una grieta importante de
regulares dimensiones. Aunque por
ahora no hay peligro, ell conserje, to
mando sus precauciones, Ia prohibi-
do el paso por dicho corredor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11

ola, vida dc por ST no es corta, de-
cia, Seneca; no somos pobres sino
pr6digos de amos, 10 q puede ap!icar-
sc al maestro, que consume todas sus
fuerzas whales consagrado a una Ia
Dor tan sublime como agobiante, sin
descanso effective muchas veces, y per
diendo las mejores horss del repo-
so nocturno creando nuevos planes
reglas que han dc servirle en- la ins
truccion de sus alumnos, acelerlndo
de tai suerte el tempo en- ell reloi de
su existencia en- holocausto de la hu-
manidad.
La devotion ilimite del maestro a
Ia enseTanza mas que ninguna otrs
Influenza morbigena, su tarea ruda
intensa y sus insonnios continues
crean el circulo patol6gico donde cse
al correr de los amos sin brios parl
proseguir su obra grandiosa no
BILE.
Fuera de esa profession tan fstigo-
.sa, el mismo organismo, que. cede pre-
maturamcnte ante 81 esfuerzo supre-
mo de una labor ircesante v ardoro-
sa, gozaria una vida mas tranquila
prolongadl Pero nacidos para ense
mar, dotados de esas cullidades que
hacen al maestro, convencidos de
la mission sacrosantl que sc les con-
fla, nadl les hara abandonsr Ia ru-
Ia escogida no importa los escollos y
SACRIFICES del camino
FL tenor a los academies en- los re
creos, la inquietud que Ocasionan los
nifios traviesos, el disgusto de una lee
ci6n NAL aprendida, el fracaso com
pleto del alumno al termino del aiio,
la doble responsabilidad para con
los padres y el gobierno que pesa So
bre el maestro, son factories de emo
tivaci6n Quasi disria que llegan a
crear un estado dc inminencia Ia
emotividad, dc sensibilizacion, de sa
turaci6n real, un estsdo psiquico di'
ferente al que el vulgo irrefexivo su'
pone de quietud Y serenidad al OBJ
servarlos aparentemente tranouilos
ufanos en- espera del resultado ape
tecido, para cuya obtencion es neee-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
ARTURO CADILLA Y CADILLA

Ha negado a la villa del Captain
Correa, procedente de los Estados Uni
dos, eli muy inteligente joven don Ar
turo Cadilla v Cadilla, quien Sc graduo
en- medicina en- Ia Universidad de 'Geor
ge Washington de Washington.
Ell joven Cadilla merece nyestras mas
entusiastas felicitaciones por haber ST
do uno de los estudiantes portorrique-
nos que ha puesto ell nombre de nues-
ira isla mas alto en- una Univorsidad
de tan reconocido renombre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
Lo QUE LoGRAN DEsoUBRIR
LAS MUJEREs PoLICIAS

Leemos en- un peri6dico de la capital
de Cuba:
luna sefiora di6 cuenta la policia
de que su hermana, linda chiquilla, ha-
bia huido de su casa no saba d6nde
estaba.
El esposo de la sefora, en- vista de
que la policia no podia hallar a Ia
pro 6mga, Sc decide a iniciar gestiones
personales para dar con la bonita mu-
chacha.
Y la encontro ell cuhado.
Y la policia tambien.
Pero resulto algo muy curioso: que
al llegar la policia, encontro a la nina
y al cuhado en- situaci6n muy POGO
agradable para la hermana de una y
esposa del otro
Dicen que el servieio 10 presto una
seforita policia nombrada recientemen-
to por ell secretario de Gobernacion
Hay que felicitarla por la sorprcsa
que di6.
Y por la que lie dieron
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11

TULA oRELLANEs

Hemos tenido Ell gusto de saludar a
la gentil y simpatica sefiorita Tula Ore
Ianes, quien Sc encontraba en- el Nor
te, desde agosto del afio pasado, repo-
niendose.
FL imprevisto viaje que acaba de rea-
lizar la sehOrita orellanes. Sc debe par
ticularmente a la muerte de su padre,
ocurrida en- Rio Piedras. La simpatica
sehorita esta emparentada con el bi-
zarro sargento Irizarry, de la Compa-
mia F., de San Juan.
Nuestro saludo de bienvenida para
la culta sefiorita orellanes.
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so BOTELLAS DE RON EN- Ell
Quartet DE LA POLICIA

FL policia Alomar, ocup6 el en- ba-
rrio del Coto, de Ponce, en- un esta-
blecimiento, so medias botellas de
ron, una lata con cinco galones, Y Gin
co frascos llenos del precioso liqui-
do.
Toda esta valiosa mercancia fue
llevada precipitadamente al cuartel
de Ia policia, donde permanece aun.
Como Sc We, donde cuenta el dios
Baco con los mejors fieles de la isla,
es en- Ponce.
iAlli esta 'ligao" con casi todo ell
mundo!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-07-11
Rico Coal Co.

Rico Coal 20.
Tambien vimos al senior Nadal, de la
"N. Y. and P. R. S s. Co." y a los
sefiores McCabe, ]. S. Beck, alto en-
pleado de In "Coal Co., s. ID Eaick,
John Wagner, Fernandez, A. II. John-
son, irgeniero constructor de la barca,
Tcmas Prado ]. d. woodward, Geo.
Mathews. Jose Marrero, II. II Bradley
Mr.. LOCKER, r. Y. Hall Gems. Pas-
cual vittiglio. Luigi AroA captain del
remolcadcr "John Berwin'' al esti-
mado caballero Gustavo villarini, quien
trabaj6 EN- la construction de la ira
montana hasta teminarla.
La construction de una tramontana
como la "pocahontas" nos augura pa
ra ell porvenir, la pOsibilidad de poder
hacer embarcaciones dc mayor capacl-
dad importancia.