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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-27

LIVESTOCK MARKET STEADY.
PORTLAND. Aug. ETA. Pl-
Livestock and butter are steady. Eggs
are weak.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-27
DAILY EDITION

The East Oregonihu 10 Eastern Ore
Ron's greatest newspaper and Ra 4 salt
ing force gives to the advertiser oeaf
twice the guaranteed paid circuletl6n
IN PendIeton and UmafillA countf Of
any other newspaper. A@e n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
WHAT Tucked OVER
WIRE DURING DAY

San FraucisCo-Four armed and
masked bandits held up three clerks
in the Rialto branch postoftice in the
downtown district and escaped in an
automobile with one pouch OF mail
containing about 200 registered par
cells. The value OF the loot is not
known.
Council Bluffs. Ia.-Two men
were killed and TWO others wounde !.
one OF them said to ba fatally. dur
ing an attempt OF officers to arres,
gang OF suspected boxcar robbers
and hootleggers four miles northeasi
OF this city
-I.awton. Okla. Willie Noller. g
year-old son OF J r Noller a farmer
living near Junction City. l2 miles
southwest OF here. was shot and al
most instantly KILLED when a IL
gauge gun in the hands OF his cousin.
Cleo Elkins. Is. was discharged
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15

who figured constantly at times
almost nauseously in tho public
eye and public prints. They
spent time and money and energy
pursuing political heretics on the
assumption that the possessors Of
such and such opinions must be
dangerous to the Nation. In the
light Of the fate of Private Albert
Ruttnick and his mother. some Of
this time and energy and money
might have been divided with the
tried and proved defenders of the
Nation Ii might have been bet
ter had that been done. If il is
eommendable 10 guard against
heretics il is no less commendable
to respect those who have served,
to honor those whose patriotism
has been weighed and found Of
full value.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
HERO EVEN IN POVERTY

The tragic deaths of veteran
of the Thirteenth Division in the
world war and his invalid mother
IN New York, comments ironically
upon our sense of gratitude. l.
is not enough to say this former
service man in France had no
special claim upon the people of
New York. He had-when unem-
ployment for weary months. dur
ing which his little savings had
gradually dissolved, brought him
and his mother to the point of
caulking up.the crevices in their
little home and turning on the
gas to pass away in each Others
arms to escape their poverty. His
gallant service in France gave
him a special claim. 1t is 10 their
'aame that the record of his
claim was pigeonholed and for
gotten first, because he suffered
IN silence-he must have been a
good soldier-and second. be-
cause those who knew Of his
plight did nothing.
For two or three years New
York has been the hunting ground
OF band of self-Selected patriots
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
THE LEADER GUTHRIE oKtA SATURDAY. orT0BEh r. 1871


- - 8ENA
49,. Lucille Dooley and Carl vorris
80 Tell Us Pretty Ladies' ...sexteti
Lille johnson. Ethel Huffine. Jaun-
alta Ri,ierbusch. Owen Harmed,
Bob Mccoy. Jack Winch
90 Goo Goo Man .............
49,. Marjory Myers and Chorus
Alice Altman. yelma Anderson.
Mildred Garfield. May Hopkins.
Rosalie Barr and Mildred Moore
uelGreecian Dance ..... Madeline
Calkins and Caorus-Kitty Hager.
Mary Coyle Gray. Harriet Jenk--
ins. Virginia Filson. Corrine Coffin
GD Maggie DoOley .-....-..-...-
......... Harry Ennis and Chorus
Qsl How Sullivan Won the Day
Cast
Dunaley. promoter OF fight and
manager OF John Joe Ennis
Crouch Ryan. heavyweight cham
pion OF Oklahoma-Ey Eyard Dean.
Fighting Bob. Ryan's second-Bob
Mccoy.
Spider Kelley. Who boards at the
hotel-Ralph Walton.
Pat sullivan. hod carrier-Harry
Ennis
,t ,,.,..,,. ,to -t,rs saa ho,ef-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
CHICAGO TRIBt NE WINS
IT'S DAMAGE SUI

Chicago. oct Judge Harry
Fisher today sustained the demurrer
@. the Chicago Tribune to the sio.-
Ooo. 900 libel suit brought by the city
OF Chicago lie declared the city
had no cause fer action and denied
il the right to its petition.
The city brought ! IDENTICAL suits
against the Tribune and Daily News
Gaining the papers had printed fals
statements regarding Chicago's fin
ancial standing anI thereby injured
the City's credit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
Warning To Others

Editor Leader. Any body stopping
,r attempting to stop automobiles on
. public highway had better hesitate
md take invoice OF their fool hardy
tactics Whether officer OF the law
or high -jackers few lead bullets
Nii not bring them back to lie.
There is an unwritten law which viii
protect man and his family on a
public highway and for one would
certainly not rut my wife and child
rem thru another like experlence.-R
o. Hirschi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
AMERICAN LEGION
PROGRAM FINISHED

Big Mintsrel Show Bazaar carnival
and Masquerade Ball Everything IS
now ready for the big event Fol
lowing is the official program. At
the Guthrie Theatre. Tuesday. Oct
ober 18th at 500 p. m. sharp.
Minstrel Show
Overture ...........E Entire Company
Let the Rest Of the World Go by.
......-........ Christine Fuhring
Irish Eyes are Smiling JACK Winch
Beans. Beans. Beans .........
........... Ed Montieth. jim Hines
IN Hun Duet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
...... Bertha Beland. Phil TrabanI
Just Little Bi, Of Heaven .....
..... .... E'hel Huffne
Fesss 0 Neai tSolo' -. Anna Ovens
Danced by opal Johnson and Ralph
Walton
Somebody Else. Not Ne .........
INSTRUMENTATION. Geo. Anderson
Character Song Don't Feed Your
Hens Cracked Ice Unless You
Want Them TO Lay Hard Boiled
Eggs" ..........W. W Hickman
Whistling Solo ........ Jack Homer
| Never Knew ...,. Reita FnhFing
Everything She Does Just Pleases
Me. Jaunita Rit,erbuseh, Bob Mccoy
End Men-Geo Anderson. jim Hines.
I'd Monlieth and W W. Hickman
Second Part
% Seasons at the shore (Solol
............... Blanche Bennett
Beach strolers-Ivy Daniels. Opll
Johnson. Alma wuif. Sadie James.
Marioly Myers. Es'her Griswold.
Ralph Dooley. Joe Carcy. Ralph
Walton. Bin Coleman. Fri
Lewis, Bob Mccoy and
Bert MrKean
Team-Alice Altman. Velma Ander-
son. Mildred Garfield. May Hopkins
Rosalie Barr and Mildred Moore
Footman-RoseNa Mitchell
t2l Duet" Because You are You
Mrs Harvey Matchell Cecil Williams /.
go Moonlight in Jung,eland tSolol /
....-....... Dorthy Ennis and
Chorus-Edlth Harmed. Mayme
Blank. Olive Miller Flora Nail.
virSil Harris and Fernando Kefer
ca Medley ............ Quartet /
Phil Traband Jack Horner. Jack /
Saunders. Bob Mccoy
(0 Smile Smile. Smile .Chorrs /
Edith Harmed. Mayme blank. (
Olive Millerm. Flora Lail. virsil
Harris. Freondo Keffer. Don
aid Ekiss. Delmar Torrenee
lyle Carr. Tom Taylor.
Ralph Baird. and Clyde
Charvoz
(el Girle. Girls Girls ........
..... Harry Ennis and Chorus !
Violet Harris. Sarah Williams. Gladys
Hopkins. Lois Pulse. May Wulff.
and Estelle Dooley
.0 Duet Wien | an Gone You
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
moRGAN'S PARTNER is
RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS

New York. Oct l5.-Henry p.
Dawson. member OF J. r. Morgan a.
Co, Is oonvalescing rapidly at his
Long Island home from the operation
Ae underwent several weeks ago TO
relieve intra -cranial pressure and is
plans. Il is learned. to return
shortly to active business.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
Oklahoma City Wheat

Wagon wheat in Oklahoma City
was selling for the following
prices, according to quotations
from the Plansifter Milling CON-
pany.
No. /, 95c; No. ,, 92c; No. },
s9c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15

rlemenceaus French enemies
may be glad TO think Of him as a
fritnd-"when he is gone but
sst until then
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
& xxxE xxx 4 xxx x x
~ RENT HOGS

* X * yN xE x X xg = = x < 4
one may so a long way from Guth-
rie and find the rent profiteer there
first For instance Shanghai
Hotel rates In the International
Settlement have been raised from
sl2 to $50. That's because OF a
house shortage Spectators have OBJ
tained leases on all available houses.
and surrender a lease only on pay
ment OF from $500 70 81 600
How about Mars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15

II the enforcement of the Vol
stead Act is "most satisfactory.
what would il be if il were notl'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15

4 well known daredevil '
trying to board one sirplane from
another via a rope ladder while
both machines were speeding.
got what was coming TO him.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15

Massachusetts cities. excepting
Boston, are more illiterate than
the rural regions. And Boston
escapes by an eyelash.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15

Short skirts are 10 be longer
in spring.' Then they can I be
SHORT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15

Yesterday seems to have been
holdup day throughout the coun-
try
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15

Bayarian monument dealer who
underbid French on French war
memorials is getting course in
tact from justly indignant
Frenchmen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15

Prohibition Commissioner
Haynes hope to make New York
the model dry town. If he makes
il dry ii will be a model, all right.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
Wholesale Produce

Fresh Eggs, new cases IN
cluded worthless out. de-
livered Oklahoma City. via
express loss off; No. 5000
Packing stock delivered Ok
lahoma City, via express Is
Fresh creamery butter, CO.
ID. tubs 40
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
GOODNIGHT
ICoSIUM

Lot Biz. Amt.
II :. 30
( 10. $
EVANSVILLE
Lot Blk. Arir.
II . -
- 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15

- Bl Amt
-
s -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-10-15
Liberty Bonds.
bonds.

New York. Oct. 1l.-Liberty
honl.
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LEWIS ADD
~ ~nNY L.

TO COlLE
Lot Blk. Amt
4 L.. 40
HIGHLAND
VIEW HTS
To COYLE
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-20
ED. CRiSWELL is VICTIM
OF HEART FAILURE

Citizens of Mackay received a rudt
shock last Friday, July Sth, vhe.
Thos Trader found the dead bod.
OF Ed Criswell in the latter's home
Dr. F. p. Richards was called ant
pronounced death as result I
heart failure, following a probable at
tack Of rheumatism
The body was found about $50 i
III, when Mr.. Trader looked int
Mr. Criswells house, having beer
told a few days previously that tn'
latter desired to have his resdenc,
moved. The body lay on the fico
near a chair from which he eviden,
Is fell when the attack came On. y;
cording to DR.. Richards, he Gortr
emily lived only few moments 4!
ter the attack and had ben dead fo
several hours when found.
The deceased was a brother C
Postmaster W. A. Criswell Of thI
city and had resided in the Les
river valley for about ten years, con
ing here from Blackfoot in 1911, ha1
ing spent nearly thirty years IN thcl
city
The remains were taken to Black
foot on Saturday and lain in thei
last resting place on Sunday, at til
side of his wife, who preceded hin
into the Unknown nearly eightcc
years ago.--Mackay Miner.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-20
Henry Centaurus Dead

Henry Centaurus died at his hom;
t Custer Saturday morning, July 16
ged "A years. His death followed {;
.aralytic stroke. He is survived b,
lis wife, a daughter, and two sans,
Viii and Otto.
Mr.. Centaurus was pioneer o.
his region, and q successful miner
lie retired from active work mum
,er of years ago. He was a highly
'espccted citizen, and kindly neigh
)cr and friend All the people fol
many miles around gathered to pal
heir last respects to this white
.aired gentleman, ard to follow hi!
emains to the cemetery at Bonanza
1t tie graves!le these enighbo:s ant
riends conducted a short and simp.;
service, led by Earzilla and Chas;
y. Clark, who paid feeling tribute t
Ir Centaurus and gave a message o
Inspiration to those present.
The children OF Custer laid Oh tn:
;asket wreaths Of wild flowers which
hey had gathered.
SO, on the gentle slope Of enc 0
lis familiar mountains, and shadow
ID by the rcstful pines, he was ten
lerly laid for his last sleep
80 live, that when thy summon
come to join the innumerable cara
van-thou go-sustained and soothe;
y an unfaltering trust, and approach
hy grave like one who wraps the dra
,ory Of his couch about him and lie
lown to pleasant dreams"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-20
ARTES|AN WATER
survey STARTED

UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO, MOSCOW,
July IA survey OF the artesian
water resources Of the Snake river
alley and tributary valleys will be
:J:.GIti"d this summer rs Cne OF I'll !
even projects undertaken by the
tate bureau. of mines and geology
1 cooperation with the United States
,-olog:cal survey The artesian IN
csugatior, according to Dean Fran
5 4. Thompson of the school OF
mines at the university, will include
he areas OF Mud Lake, Big a-lC
little Lost river valley part of the
tn,.l river valley. and Will conciuc =
With an investigation of the Geese
.leek artesian basin in the neiehbor-
hood of Oakley. o. y. Meinzer o.
he geological survey. With the as
sistance OF Harold T. Stearns, will
ave charge.
A reconnaissance of the ore depos-
is CT the Sawtooth area in Blaine
county will be made by S. NJ. Bal
ard of Placerville, supplementins
he work already done in that area
~ Dr. J. B. Umpleby for the geolog
ical survey. Mr.. Ballard will pro
hably do some work also in the Doi
se basin
Under direction of Dr. F. B. Ian
", head OF the department CT geol
ogy OF the university. a study OF Oh
deposits OF the Heath district II
Adams countv viii be completed. Ii
this c--nection, \. NJ. Piper, wh'
will be assisting r. Laney, has under
taken to oh ii pictures OF import
ance Of Idaho mountain scenery Il
be used in the f:,e year campaign
If publicity FcC Idaho that is bein
backed by the state bureau Of III
migration.
Further study will be made of tn
| correlation OF geological strata in tn
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-20
BODY OF PHILIP
] KIRK bR0T HOME

THE body Of Philip Kirk, who was
Hlled at Aurcy river during the bat
~ Of Chateau Thierry will arrive in
Challs on Thursday. July 21st and
6wvices will be held in this city OIL
Midday afternoon, July 22nd.
'd Philip Kirk left this city early in
tle war and was soon in France do
III his bit for Uncle Sam and it was
there that he paid the supreme sac
yilice.
lnterment of the remains will be
uade in the Challis cemetery and
this brave young hero Of ours, the
Qtst Custer County boy to give his
lie for his country, will be laid In
hle final resting place with military
honors.
We will publish full particulars in
cur next issue.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-20
new GAME WAR
Den APPOINTED

Central Idaho, the greatest gaIle
country in the State has at last Eeeu
given : deputy game warden -
look after the interests CT the e. uis
in this section. il the person o. A.
thur McGown, Jr., who entered u o0
his duties on the tenth Of the ct-1-
rent month.
Mr. McGown is a young nan Of
ability-a man who can take tho
trail into any part Of this great
mountainous region and follow II
with ease.
Game law yiolators of this sect.oa
had better watch their step as
they Will find that Arthur will MT
belle his nick name Of Tcuga"
in handling them for nisdencano-s.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-20
burnt Up 1900
SACKS OF FLOUR

At 8 o'clock this morning fire a.
laSn was turned in by central, and
the city's fire apparatus was taken to
Est Salmon, where flames had brok-
- out in n flour warehouse at the
Salmon mills 1t was the warehouse
naarest the street. and it was entire
lyafslled with Topnotch and Golden
WEST high patent flour, the contents
being somewhere near three carloads.
AecOnsiderable number of the popu-
lace. aroused by the alarm, went out
to the mill, and did what they could
to hold the damage to the minimum
The city's chemical engine finally ar
rived. and It did good work.-Salmon
Herald.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-20
Farrell Strunk, valuation Of me-:

y
cbe ndi.a ro;ald rro,, :1.n1 - s,,,,.
vai,,t;o, - f,,r,it,,ro ia f,vh,
rs;ead fr,n, ga - eenn v
Ahftrr Cchn y.I,,o,i(',, or ;,,,o.,.,o
n,onts raisoJ r.,,., It-0n - a9nno
T. r. rrce.r,.,..-. ,a,,a,ic, -.
;,,rro.s,-.~.,rs .a,.n, ,r.,n :, =,
XIX
9 ,a1e ri,.., ct,,,, cor,n.ry ,o,.
at,c, of ratr, mat. nant. raieed.f,o =.
j,.tC f. sIrn
+. tho fa.t.,, e the sszoe.,,.c,,
: tha uer-c,,c., srnes c,o.
AZ t,1t. t,na.c T,s,i, cr,ror.,
t.-'[c~t # gJd many ennnara
md Lied cNVr =. cnctfc., IN -,
@,tsesead vs1,,,.,o, tCr 1ae1 :.
after c2nsiGe,in,, nc matter
y. ordered ,hat r., reduc,ion ;,
n"it
~ This ti,aa r,,. T. Tre,our ~
.e+rqd bv her .,.1asnI " " h44r.
sen. ard gsl.1 ia. q, roduction
tlo ya,ra.io, cf l.a, 1921 a:s.,,-
n,4nt. a,a ARR trirg/ dnIv info,
~ il ". o,.l.....t III seid INIT, o.
,,o, he denied
II, the ra,tar II ,',e annlicatio..c
r.o, t1eidt g., q, ,a7calIat;rn n
his esaaes-,er- r, i,,nrov, roents
nj. r7 lis nr,n.r,l in tho yi,,,r
= N,actov on ,f.'rt of sar7e bl-
;n>. her7 tes..ova1 " fire. II V.
l3idp,ed that aa;t sspient !.
GA, eellcd.
nd no-- 51a :. I'D sitting 2s
noarI cf l7a,,1i2a,ion having chl
,nl.led the cTan,.n, ian of The RI
,,ear5 ~r cor3 =, ,,ty and acted ttf 4,
no. >a,7in ] : claim, FIR -,
|-,,,tio~ and ,1aI, The necessary
= r.. r7r ~ ,h,. ,.s hereby ord, =
ri This d7fs .ldsr that the -:
As;essmont P3r.. * CHARGED ar
lalte7ed bv ori.r os the Board sta
h, the rec5-I b.! he ssscssnen.
|1ao1.
/. the mattat Of fe netition q
c, tain residents nh tax payers
:. hool Distrc- -. S to divide d;
:ric- and cr-tto another distile
-fa' all acts fsl iftd to be done -
'tor done "A h.t been PcrIo:m
"a the c'Yi3 - G. .ald '-st-lc' u .
n oe'A r8c EFl'eEHsd AKA sp2 }
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-20
PkOCEEDlNGS or THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

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W ~h.,Iis rd,,o al. - 13o,
- p,'rsrant ] ~ ~ Ia'v ~ roard oanTc,sd
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~ poard eTso c.r,.|I-sJ - 49, ~.
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na. "uNni ,rona ~ h.a -'' A'--' '-'e p'00O-
~ tha ra|.on - . ,,o4,. va,io,
- .se sannn i'@1lo "a - a 49, -.
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'oaty ~ ~. $500 49, G.-1' =. .,,o.a ,,,,,
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oin ooIa on1 r,i1 49, +ba L.r,.,a 49, 80 ~
% co y. be los~- dron ,-',,r ~ tho Cn~re,t
,anso r,,,,d navobla - r. risher
T., tho 49, - M ~ tfa " ,,,1-cat;n,3 ~ 49, =
,ie ','' 1e2o = ,svos On = sc~orrf r. r1:e~s
cry tov na;d co cat-fa ir Te1rr
Tr,,,+v en.1 !, ornasr;1r - ~.
}aa,d tbat he v-as lnfitlai to a re
| 1nntia, or . ,,J,rtf1n of 81 .ta
ha T-aasurer is borebv irstI,,cI el
aid an1lica-t 1ba f3,lav-ina .
oounts. Staro e-d corntv sas ID
school District No - stEA9 an.
predatory tax si09 maEi7g a tcta
# s1ot 81
The followine rersrfs we're exam
ned and annroyed.
r, Michael C,o1k Auf;tor an,
Recorl,r
N " !3sa Tre2saror.
j. X Cumn,ins. Sheriff.
n. d. Eilsore Justice of tL
Peace
r : Rr,y;n Cyersfer District Nc
Il,
SIAN Va, Csran Oyeraeor More3
orcek
Chcs. Kcrp. Oyereser District <,
}.
rohn zeira+z Ova.seer Distric
70 ? lower mart.
7 T. Focht. Oversee District Nc
INNER rart
TIE following bends were examine
md annroved.
p 8 Rrown OvaH-er Road Dis
riot No
- Focht Overseer Road Distric
,o .
At this tire The Roard, sitting a
Roard cf E,raIizatjon, made tn
.oli,r~ine or3ers.
In tho matter Of the assessment G
tho rmnire Conner Ccup2n-
Pn1sI,an+ to roticq heretofore g,
~ u v Jenkins. and his couase
,hass C'sr], and rro.
ostcd against the rroDosei raise D
ra,nway taxes. end after duly csI
iGor;rg tho oa5fer eri heinz full
,dyisad If was ordered that tn
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-07-20
HARDING FAV0RS
SOLDIER BONUS

Pres. Harding favOrs bonus Tor
soldiers in the late war but insists
that sirst the tariff bill and tax bill
must be passed, and that the treas
ury must first have time to get out
its balance sheet to show where the
country is at. Secretary CT the treas
ury Mellon estimates that the bill
would cost the country between .
billion and a half and five and q
quarter billion dollars, that it would
swell the cost of government and
virtually defeat the administration's
program Of retrenchment and ecOn'-
N.Y." and that it would block AL
refunding operations on the nation
al debt and depress further the
prices on Liberty Bonds" These.
he said. would be the inevitable.
direct financial consequences" add
ing that probable indirect results
would be grave danger of renewed
initiation. increased commodity pri.
ces and unsettled business condl-
tiois." y
All of his estimates the secretary
explained, were devoted merely to
the cash payment sections OF the bill
and took no account of expenses OF
administration or possible cost OF
affording vocational training. farm
or home aid. or land settlement aid
to veterans who select such bene.
fits
vicinity of Weiser and Boise. where
possible oil and gas resources were
investigated last summer.
! investigation of the geology ana
| gold resources of central Idaho WIN
! be completed.
Another party will map the topo'
graphy of the Grand Canyon of the
Snake river valley.
In north Idaho geological survey
will be made of the area adjacent to
the south half of the Lake Pend a.
Oreille where there is considerable
silver ore accompanied by lead and
zinc.
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