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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-13
QUE ES LlMITACiON
RAZONABLE

'rPor razonabls limitaci6n yo enuen
do algo practice que puede realizarse'
mas que un ideal irreaLZable. es
necesario enfrentarse con n reaiidad
deutro de ella hacer 10 meJor posi-
bic. FL desarme universal esiA fuera
de las posibilidades de levarse Ia
practica, a1n esta por averigua-se
81 seria oportuno por el momento, en-
case de ser possible.
"Miles de amos de historic de que
rras y de controversies indi:an que a
naturaleza humala necesitaria una
reorganization revolucion.ria para hI
Ger possible el desarme universal La
consideration atenta del estado actual
del mundo nos hace lleSar Ia Con
clusion de que no es este el momento
oportuno para ernprender una reVo!u
ci6n de esa clase-
'Por otra partc, 81 mundo despnss
de la terrible eXperiencia de los nor, .
res de Ia Ultima lucha, abrumado co
mo estA bajo e! peso de deuoas y a.
mamentos, ha jIstificado geneross.
mente nuestra esperan2a, por 81 fa,o
rable actitud, de que legaremos el fin
practice que nos hemcs pronuesto.
La benevolencia con que las prln
cipales naciones han rec'5i1o n :nvi
tacion para venlr dlscu-r estos
asuntos, es aientadora- Entprender 10
possible y fracasar empeorar,a nuestra
situaci6n. pero Ia actitId de las ma
clones justifica -uestra consian@a dc
que no fraca asa-cmos, sin" que Sc Oh
tendran resultados PRACTICES, calcuja
dos para disminlir las cargAs de los
pesados momentos reduci: E! reh
gro de un conflicto ar1na1o. 7 Siento
que en- esta emprcsa tenernos el dere
cho al apoyo de todoS aquellos que sc
aiegrarian-como yo tarIhtan me ale
grarla-de yer que Sc ha llegado afn
mas ala dc 10 que Sc deseaba- 81 es
possible"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-13
Ell Ola De LA RAZA
EN- Ell RENO ESPANOL
Sc I1izo u nsaIudo a todos los
descendientes de Espana
en- ell Nueuo Mundo
Esnec;a, nara LA PRENSh.

seryic;o Especial para LA PRENSh-
MADRID, octubre r. La celebra
ci6n de Ia fiesta de Ia raZa comenzo
hoy aquf en- todas las demas ciuda
des de Espaua. Las oficinas del Go
bierno, las rnunicipales y los bancos
declararon de fiesta el dla todos los
edificios pdblicos fueron adornados
yistosamente con banderas.
Los legaciones y los consulados his
pano americanos enarbolaron las ban
deras de sus respectivos paises.
FL Alcaide de Ia ciudad expidio una
proclama convocardo a los ciudada
nos conmemorar el descuprimiento
de America a saludar a los descen
dientes de EspaIia en- ei Nuevo Mundo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-13
Cuatrocientos hombres de ne
gocios de St. Louis, Mo-,
abogaran por Ell re-
conocimiento
Abogo por ese paso del
gobierno el diputado
Harry B. Harves

Teiecrcmc EsD,eiar pdrc ia PRENSk
ST. LOUIS, octubre 12.-En un dis
curse que pronunci6 anoche ante cua-
trocientos hombres de negocios, en- un
tanquete Ell diputado Harry B. Hawes,
abogo vehementemente por el recono-
cimiento del Gobierno mexicano-
va para fundor el orador su proposi
ci6n, manifesto que Ell Gobierno del
Presidente Obreg6n ha sido sincere en-
sus esfuerZos por nantener una adm-
nistracion firme Y justiciera-
La proposition fue aprobad:i por a.
quel grupo de hombres de nsgocios y
Sc enviara al Presidente Harding.
Comenz6 Mr. H4wes hablando de los
recursos no explotados en- Mexico, que
merec.a necesitaba que Sc lie infun-
dieran ideas americanas y sc lie pro-
porcionara, libremente y de Ia mejor
is, un sistema financiero mejor. venta-
jas educacionales, experiencia politica
Q invenciones industriales-'
En- el discourse Sc elogi5 altamente
al Presidente Ooreg6n por su inequivo>
CO deseo de proceder en- todo con rec
titud y describe Ia situacion del
pals, que Sc halla en- paz 81 pueblo
determinado no tener mas revolucio-
nes.
EN- yez de amenazar con una grue-
sa porra, de concentrar soldados en- IA
frontera mexicana Y de proclamar nues
tro poder como gran nacion,-dijo
Hawes-se le debe extender a Mexico
una mano amistosa y de ayuda desin-
teresada, va que ell Presidente Obregon
ia demostrado ser un mandatario en-
Ell que SO puede confiar.'
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400 MINEROS VAN
ASER JUzGADOS

LOGAN. ". Virginia, octubre r.
Con motive de los acontecimientoS
ocurri6os h2ce pocos meses en II zona
ninera de West Virginia, que hicieron
necesario el envio de las tropas fede
rales 400 mineros unionistas fueron
acusados hoy de asesinato e insurrec
cion.
En- Ia Corte de Circuito ssriin pre-
sentadas las acusaciones que fuerou
hechas por un gran jU-ado especial
que demuestraR que Sc intent6 invadlr
el condado de Logan por un e5srcito
de 6,el0 homhres armados-
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SEV0TOlNFAY0R
r. LA HUELGA

CHICAGO. octubre 12.-Quince mil
de los rabajadores de las casas EN-
pacadoras que representan un 80 por
cienta de la poblaci6n obrera, votaron
Ell sabado IL autorizacion al presiden
te del comite de Ia "Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers..
de los Estados Unidos, para ordenar
Ia hueIga, 81 10 juzga necesario.
Cornelius J. Hayes, presidente In
teruacional de Ia union, que hizo tai
declaration, dijo que aproximadamen
te Sc emitieron $4,000 votos en- La vo
tacion del sabado Y que adn no Sc
han recibido 10000 votos de varias
uniones de otros centros de ua5ajado
res de las casas empacadoras-
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FL OLA DE COLON EN- N. YORK

Te,egrana Especial para La PRENSA
NUEvA YORK, octubre 12.-El dia
de Colon Sc observe en- esta ciudad
como de fiesta Official y todas las of
cinas Sc cerraron.
No obstante las ceremonies Sc vie
ron relegadas segundo termlno por
ell interes que ha despertado el cam
peonato international de base ball.
Las fiestas Sc umitaron Ia parada
de costumbre, de los italianos, en- la
que tomaron parte cerca Ge lO,ooo
personals. Algunos Sc dirigieron a.
CircuIo Colon, donde Sc alza el mo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-13
.SEDEBE EXTENDERA MEXICO Una NIANO
.AM|STOSAY UNA AYUDA DES|NTERR
Protesto Vasconcelos como
Secretario de Instruction
kilograms Especial para 'TA PRENsA

relegrams Especial para 'Th PRENsA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO. octubre
12-El licenciado Jose Vasconce
los protesto al medic dia de hoy
como Ministro de instruction Pu
blica, cartera que ocupara en- Ell
Gabinete de Obregon en- virtud
del reciente decreto que cre6 nue.
vameute esta Secretarla de Esta
do.
FL acto tuvo lugar en- ell Salon
de Embajadores del Palacio Nacio
nal, ante el Presidente de Ia Re
p1blica, y con asistencia de los
demas Secretaries de Estado. In
mediatameute cue el nuevo Minis
tro otorg6 Ia protesta de ley, Sc
hizo cargo de su puesto princi
piando Embellishments a Ia orga
niZacion de Ia Secretaria que lie
ha sido confiada-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-13
SE HARA FL LREPARTO
De FONDOS A Los
DAMMIT F|CADOS
La Sociedad Hidalgo va
a distribuir los que
Iogro recaudar
La Cruz Azul da cuenta de los
habajos realizados y de la
distribution de fondos

La repartici6n de los fondos recau
dados por Ia Sociedad Hidalgo bene
ficio de los damnificados, a traves de
casi dos meses en- virtud de esfuer
zos faciles de imaginar Sc ueyara
cabo finalmente hoy, entire las 8 y
las de la noche, segln Sc proyecta-
Sc verisicara en- ei salon de sesiones
de ia Sociedad. sera hecha por
parte de una comisi6n de personals
entire las que figuran representatives
de Ia Sociedad. de las comisiopes re
caudadoras, del publico que erogo Ia
cantidad de Ia prensa local
Las personals a quienes Ia Sociedad
Hidalgo ha encontrado con los meri
tos suficientes para ser ayudadas en-
Ia repartici6n Sc presentaran a las no
ras indicadas al local de Ia Sociedad,
los encargados de efectuar los ente
ros de dine-o, cumpliran asf su CO
metido.
En- total Ia suna que va disti
buir L. Sociedad Hidalgo, sera la de
cuatrocientos veintitres d6lares.
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CoIectdo por cl senior Jose
Cisneros, Ge Gallup, N.
Mexico:

Sr. Jose Cisre-os ......-.. o.
Sr. C-istobai Cisneros .... 0.
Sra. EcolastiCa +. de Cisne
Srita. Junita Martinez 80. O..
Sra Josefa ortega ....... o..
Niho Lorenzo Villcgas =. O..
Sr. Francisco Villegas .... o..
Sr. Ricardo Bautista ..-.. O..
S-. Margarito Villalobos -. o..
Sr. Timoteo Marias ....... o..
s.. Juan Martinez ........ O..
Sr. Joaquin Rodriguez 49,. o.
81. Daniel Lara .....-..... o..
Sr. Rube Olgu!n ....-.... O.,
Sr. Cirildo Sanchez .-..-.- o.
S-. Julio J. Muriz ..-....-. O.
Sr. Antonino Pineda ...... o..
Nilo Pablo Carranza ..-.o o.
Sr. S6stenes Carranza 80. O.:
Sr. c. Ramirez ........-.. o.
Sr. Alberto Muniz .-..... O..
Sr. Teodoro Lemos $1,000. o.
Sr. Marcslino Sanchez 49,. O.,
Sr. Martin Torres .-..-.. o.
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Sc ENTREGC A LA EENE
FICENCfA EL PROOUC
TO DE UNA FIESTA
TEATRAL

Aver en- IL tarde fueron. cnregados
a Il sonora Elvira Pizzini de Guerra
Tesorera de la sociedad f'Beneficen
cia Mexicana," treinta d6lares, can't
(Pasa la Pag. SAY
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LlSTA DE LOS DOf. lOS PARA
LAS EScUELAS De DOLORES
HiDALGO GTO.
Sunrs anterior S 22317 .S4
De SAN ANTONIO:
Sr. Miguel Rodriguez ..... go
FORANEAS:

Sr. Rosal!o Montoya-La
grange. Texas ........... |.
S-. Miguel Valdes.-El Do
rado. Kansas ........... /.
Sr. Severino Benavides--
Moody. Texas .-........ U.
Sr. Manuel Moreno.-Meore
wood. Okla ............ 0.
Sr. Apolinar Salazar.-Aust
well, Texas ............. v.
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HARDING PRE7ENDE SOLO La LIMlTAClON
RAZONABLE DE LOS AkMAMENTOS,
NO SU ELiMINACION COMPLETA
Es recesao dice-enfrentase con la readad no per
seeuir un ideal irreaIizabe. ell desmme Hnl0ersal
esfa luera de las posibiL5ades de lEe0mse
q la prdctica, al menos por ah0ra

a todos los que anhelan el desarme
universal y me pidio explicara 10 que
yo entendia por Imltaclon raZonaole.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1921-10-13
Colectado por eI senor Je
sus j. Martinez, de Mesa,
Arizona:

Sr JesGs J. Martinez ....-. o.25
Sr. Carlos Cortes .......- o.2o
Sr. Jose Urias .-.........- va
Srita. Francisco Gomez -. O.25
Sr. Modesto Flemate ..... 9.lO
Sr. Felix G5mez ...-... O.25
Sr. T!moteo Romero o.5G
Sr. Antonio Muaoz, hijo =. o.5V
Sr. Ro. Muhoz ........... o.5e
Sr. Juan Munoz .......-. o.5o
Sr. f. L. MuGoz ....-.... o.50
Sr. c. c. Lara ........-.. e.1o
Sr. Donaciano Gallardo -. O.1o
Sr. Jesus Ponce ..-..-..... va
S.. Antonio Muhoz ...---. O.oe
Colectado por ei senior ANA
do Ontiyeros, de lockhart,
Texas:
Sr. Amado Onttveros ...... l.5e
Sr. Timoteo Complain ..... Loo
Sino Juan Ontiveros ...... e.2o
Sra Sabina Ontiveros .---- o.-S
Srita Vicenta ORtiveros -. O-25
Sra Filomena Araujo ..... o.oo
Nino Juanito Ontiveros 80. O.l2
Nino Domingo Ontiveros :. o.lo
1oya, co-nelo Elias 0.25
Sr. Esteban Araujo V.5v
CoIectado por ei senior Fe
iis Rodriguez, de Fort
Worth, Texas:
Sr. Felix Rodriguez ..... LOO
S- Ieopoldo Munoz ....... 100
G. lose c. Juarez ,. 100
g. lose Arsibar .... o.75
CoIectado por ei senor Eulo
eio Barreras, de Anthony, .--...
N. Mexieo:
Sr. Eulogio Barreras ..... 200
Sra Sieves E. de Barreras 100
Nina Maxirnina E. Barreras o.9o
Nina Sabina Z. Barreras o.5O
Nina Auraiia E. Rarreras 0.50
Nino Eulogio Z. Barre-as.. $50
co!ectado por ell Joven Juan
Horta Asuiiar, de Hondo
Texas:
Joven Juan Horta Agui!ar O.So
Nina Guadalupe Eorta -. COS
S- Francisco r. .... o.0I
Srita. Estefana Horta ....- O.05
Joven Benito Flores ....... e.25
Joven Emilio Sanchez ....- o.lG
S- Juan Jimenez ......... o.10
Sr. Cayetano Sanchez ..-.. o.1o
CPasa q Il 5a- Pas9
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Pasa = Ia ouinsa,
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tPasa a Ia 5a. Pag.)
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(Pasa q Il 5a- Pas9
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We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any otner
Mexican newspaper in the United
States. -
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Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
mol a la Casa Editorial Lozauo. 118
N. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. Es la mas barata - -
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(Pasa a Ia P4g. 81
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-07-01
ad on the vacant lots is ready to cut.
y.
DR.. Finney brought Ia from his
farm some vetch over six feet lopg
cGUR D'ALENs


On the Invitation Of Sher.f q Quarles
the 1922 convention OF Idaho peace
officers will be held in Occur d'Alene.
unknown parties pred Of the lock
on Sig Hofslund's garage and took an
extra tire aud rim.
Supt. T., b. Shark OF the city
schools left Monday for Chicago to
select high school Instructors.
Stanley Blanchard was beld up BY
nervous hapdit 10 the park Last
Friday night. The latter welded q
revolver but In bis haste missed $40
bill 10 Mr.. Blaurbard's watch pocket.
He escaped. ~
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-07-01
SPIRIT LAKE

Through the leniency OF the peace
officers, eight boys who broke into
and robbed the warehouse OF The Fan
handle Lumber company, escaped the
extreme penalty. They were haled
before the probate court at Coeur a.
Aleue, but 40 complaints were died
and they were let off this time when
their parents agreed to pay $23.5O for
the stolen goods and $40 for the
broken window. The next time these
boys commit such crimes complaints
are to be dled and sentences tO the
reform school may follow.
Dog taxes OF So and $5 are being
collected by the marshal.
Work on the annual budget Is held
mn while awaiting information as 10
the assessed valuation OF the city.
A. f. Melder OF Blanchard sold
bass. not knowing that a permit was
necessary, and was tined $50.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-07-01
OVER THE COUNTY
POST FALLS

Some interest has been aroused by
reported discovery OF diamonds by w.
J. Owen south Of the river. Claims
have been surveyed and staked out.
The county commissioners and
prosecuting attorney met with N. Z.
officials and residents and arranged
for lowering the dams at Hauser lake
and preventing further overflow
which does damage to county roads 10
the vicinity.
Haymakiug has started al Pleasant
View.
Alfalfa growers in East Greenacres
were cutting their first crop last
week.
The Rubedew company wants the
sawmill and yards segregated from
the town limits.
: Joe Travis and Miss Norma
Thomas OF Musselshell, Mont, we're
married at Roundup, Mont, June IS.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-07-01
Pythian Grand Officers.

At the Goth annual session OF the
grand lodge Knights Of Pythias, held
al Rupert June i5-l7, The following
officers were elected:
Grand Chancellor W Hall Horne, OF
Shosbone.
Grand Vice -Berchmans Anger
GrangevIlle.
Grand Prelate-G. Fl. McMahan. Nampa.
Grand Master ut Arms-E. V. Boughton.
Coeur d'Alene.
Grand Inner Guard-M. NJ. Farmer, Black
foot.
Grand Outer Guard-Henry Hite. Rupert
Grand Keeper OF Records and Seal-Fred
". volgtlAnder. kellogg.
Grand Master Of Exchequer-Chas. w .Culp,
Rathdrum.
Supreme Represe esentative-Trank E. Smith,
Weiser.
Grand Tribune 3-years Boas. Boise
Grand Trustee, Z" e. A. Bowler,
Shoshone.
Moscow was selected for the 1922 session.
TIE 10Th annual session Of G and
Temple. PythIan; Sisters, elected the
following officers:
Grand Chief-OliveWilson Mountainhome
Grand Senior-Ollle Grice. Nampa.
Grand Junior-Myrtle Mitchell. Nez Perce
Grand Manager-Lelah Jain, Genesee.
Grand Mistress OF Records and Correspon-
dence-Grace Cook. Coeur d'Alsne.
Grand Mistress Of Finance-Ethel Hoffer
Lewiston.
Grand Protector Matilda Mabel Craig
mont.
Grand Guard-Martha Wells. Rupert.
Supreme Representa- tive-M. Eva Hahn
Coeur d'Alene.
Supreme Alternate-Emma Berry, Coeur.
d'A.ene.
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Idaho State News Items.

A 100000 grain corporation has
been organized at Lewiston.
The Union Pacific has lowered bay
rates to Missouri river points II per
cent.
The North Idaho chamber of
commerce voted recently 10 favor OF
forming new state.
The Idaho peach crop gives promise
OF l63,OO bushels, which is over
four times greater than last year.
A new Idaho law prohibits placing
Uf advertisements on rocks or similar
natural objects any place within the
state.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
railroad is defendant IN a suit by
Laura M. Babbett of ST. Maries, who
demands $50. 900 damages for alleged
injury to her health caused by inhal-
lug smoke and gas while riding on
one OF the defendants trains.
William Gowen. senior accountant
bureau Of pnblic accounts, upon his
return to Boise from northern coun-
Ties, stated that the tax deficiencies
10 these counties would be low. due
70 the fact that mining and timber
c'mpanies, which pay the large pro-
f1rtlon OF taxes ia these districts, are
MT embarrassed by the temporary
market conditions.
New markets, fair valuation for
'ae enormous crops ANTICIPATED and
toe reduction OF freight rates, were
advanced by state off1cials as the
primary immediate needs of Idaho, at
'ne formal meeting OF the governors
clolnet held Thursday afternoon
June 23, in the Office of the chief
Secutive. The conference was the
"'st OF formal nature to be held
This year.
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done on the Coeur d'Alene HeyburD
Park highway.
Bills against the current expense
fund were allowed 10 the aggregate
sum OF $5337.71; on the road district
fund, Sl14S 81; on the general road
fund, $1949 IS, aud on the general
bridge fund $35.
May iO.-The board received
petition signed by w. J. Tucker and
yenty-ninc Others for herd district
as follows: Beglnning at the south
wcst corner OF section. S tp 81 q { ";
thence east Az niles to the south
center Iiue OF sec Up 81 4sw;
thence north 81 miles To the center OF
sc "a tp 81 nr4 "; thence west q
miles to the west center line OF sec 20
tn So nr4 "; thence south 0ne-half
mile to the " corner of sec q Up So
pr4 W; thence west miles to the o
coroer OF sec 20 stp52 ~;
thence south 3 miles to thes corner
OF sec : tp 81 nr4 ", the place OF
b ginning. A hearing was ordered
held June IA.
The sale OF six pieces of county
property taken for taxes was CONFIRM
ed.
The annual report OF G. 0. Sowder.
county auditor, for 1920, was
approved.
Adjourned to June Is.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1921-07-01
IDAHO TAX ROLLS
Process Of Transmission From
County to State.

Snecial attention will be given
tb;s wear to the semi annual settle
ment Of all tax collectors. provided
n section 3244 of the Idaho Com
piled Statutes, according to
letter addressed recently to all
county commissioners, auditors and
tax collectors by the bureau of
nnblic accounts, department Of
finance, at Boise.
Section 3244 provides that on
the second Monday Of July in each
year the tax collector must deliver
TO the county auditor the real pro-
perty assessment roll, with all de-
.linquent tax receipts issued since
the fourth Monday of the preced-
ing January. The county auditor
must compare the taxes extended
as delinquent upon the real
property assessment roll, with the
taxes as originally entered, the law
provides, and have settlement
with the tax collector. This settle
ment must be laid before tile board
of county commissioners for
approval between the second and
fourth Mondays of July.
On the fourth Monday OF July
the county auditor must deliver
the roll, with all delinquent taxes
and penalties, together with the
tax receipt books of the preceding
year, after stamping on the receipts
corresponding to the delinquency
entries the word delinquent"
According to B. E. Hyatt,
director of the bureau OF public
accounts, approximately $4,000,
600 of Idaho tax money goes
through the hands of the "a county
tax collectors each year. About
sIo, ooo, 600 Of this is for general
county and state use, while the
balance is for the use OF special
taxing districts.
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NORTH IDAHO CROPS
Miles Cannon Sees Large Yield
In Prospect

Boise, Idaho.-"If we get fair
valuation for the enormous crops
that will be harvested in the state
of Idaho this year industrial and
commercial conditions will be
made easy. The state will have
the largest crop tonnage in years
perhaps in history
This was the statement of Miles
Cannon, commissioner of agricul.
ture, on his return to Boise after a
tour of the northern part CT the
state.
81 looked over the pea and bean
crops of some of the northern
countless" Mr.. Cannon continued,
"and found that this was becom
ing one OF the largest industries in
the whole western mountain
country. The acreage is surprising
and the crop this year will be very
large. The beans are being raised
generally for food while the peas
are for seed purposes.
Livestock raising, as an indus
try, is fast going out of northern
Idaho," Mr.. Cannon said. "The
pea and bean industry is taking its
place."
The wheat crop in the north is a
record one, SO far as tonnage goes,
he said.
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One divisional headquarters

One divisional headquarters OF
infantry, one battalion OF heavy
artillery, two batteries OF light arti,-
lery, one hospital corps, one regimen
til headquarters company for heavy
artillery, one wagon company and one
battalion 0: infantry may be formed
as additions To the Idaho national
guard, was the announcement June
"a, nf Col. Patch, adjutapt general.
upon receiving authority from Wash
ington for additions TO the presenl
force.
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PARK In CENTER
Start Traffic Rules. Wafer
Rent On Stock.

The Ra.hdrum trustees last
Tuesday night authorized Chair
man 9orell to issue proclamation
prohibiting the sale and use OF fire
crackers or fireworks Of any kind
in Rathdrum during the period
between July and 9Th. This was
done to minimize danger Of fires
during the celebration of the
Fourth.
Action was also taken to regulate
auto traffic. An ordinance was
ordered drawn providing for put
ting monuments in the center of
the three street intersections on
First street in the business part of
town, the monuments to bear signs
"Keep to the Right and Park in
the center." An effort is to be
made to have autos parked in the
center OF the street instead OF at
the curb.
Another step taken by the board
that affects many householders is
an order fixing water rent charge
on horses and cattle. Beginning
with July persons will be allowed
one COW free of water rent and will
be charged for each additional
head of stock at the rate OF IS
cents month to be paid together
with their regular house water rert
on or before the 10th OF the month.
IAN ordinance was ordered drawn
prohibiting children from playing
in the streets and from catching
rides on passing vehicles of any
kind and on bob sleds; also to stop
playing ball on the streets.
The annual appropriation bill
was passed carrying a total ct
5000, the figures in the annual
estimate remaining unchanged.
OF this sum over $4Ioo is to be
raised by taxation requiring q
levy of II mills, two mills more
than last year and six mills more
than two years ago. The largest
increases are for public improve
ments and the park.
Bills allowed:
Rathdrum Grain s. Sup. Co.
cement and lumber $49.85
Mrs. L E Tucker, librarian g..
John Wesley, care OF park 1895
G. 1. Sage, repairing bridge 1.26
+. X. Pettepber, lumber $50
Tribune. publishing ordinances IL.
Clarence Woolery, work at
iihrary 1850