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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-11
Oh the Joy Of Shopping
Come and see the
Bargains
Cut Glass

Reg. $1,000 water set, sale price $3.50
Reg. ST. water set, sale price 81 .15
Reg. SIS water set, sale price $14.65
Reg. $IS.7s water set, sale price $11.45
Reg. $12 bowl, sale price $50
Hand Painted China
Reg, $I4 bowl, sale price .....-.-.$ 1920
Reg. $I2.5o creamer and sugar
sale price .---.-.- $ 1855
Reg. SIS set six plates, sale price 1896
Reg. $3.50 Bon Bon dish .-..........-$ $40
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-11
BUREAUS COMBINE

One of the first official acts OF
General John ]. Pershing upon as
Stunning his new duties as chief OF
staff Of the army on July /. was the
issuing on that day Of an order
establishing contact between the war
department and the bureau Of war
risk insurance for the purpose Of
keeping former service men informed
of their rights under the war risk act
and aiding them in securing these
benefits thru the cooperation Of the
personnel of the army with the
bureau of war risk insurance.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-11
PUEBLO READY FOR REBUILDING

City Passes Emergency Crisis and Pre-
pares for Work Of Reconstruction
:. Pueblo, Colo.-Pueblo Sunday passed
its emergency crisis and the work Of
reconstruction began Monday, accord
ing to an official statement by the
American Red Cross disaster relief
administration, which is in charge Of
all relief work in the Pueblo district.
Monday commenced the rehabilita-
ton of the 1900 families made
dependents by the flood. Robert
s. Cast Of the citizens COM
mittee Of twenty and representing the
city in all relief matters, said Sunday
there is a supply to meet ALL persent
that further shipments Of food and
clothing should not be sent in at pres
ent by outside organizations.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-11

sugar, factory for erection at Preston
Idaho, 4t .44 ~
Wednesday June %, all day and eve
ming, have been set aside for the dedi-
cation Of the new Oswsley bridge south
of Hagerman, spanning the Snake Riv.
err and connecting Gooding and Twin
Falls counties. The event promises TO
be a notable one in the history Of the
transportation advance. s |
Lieutenant W. B. Brown Of Boise,
Idaho, of the marine corps was either
killed or drowned a few days ago when
the marine corps plane he was flying
crashed at Colonial Beach, Va, on the
Potomac river. Sergeant Buggy, pas
enger in the machine was injured.
Experienced oil drillers form the w.
Virginia oil fields have arrived at Pay
cite, to take charge Of drilling work
for the Idaho Oil and Gas Co. The
company is erecting a derrick which
will be completed in a few days when
drilling will start and be pushed as
rapidly as possible.
If the June Fruit drop is not ex-
cessive, the crop in Nez Perc County
may run 100 per cent Of normal. The
outlook is excellent In Latah County. |
but Kootenai County. the crop is a bit |
spotted. M
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-11
"Writer's Cramp,"

Writer'S cramp has been defined %
an occupa ti0n-neurosis to which those
who do too much writing, especially
with the hand too tightly contracted.
are especially liable. A person with
this trouble has not complete control
over the muscles Of the thumb and mid.
die and fore fingers. although other
manual operations are performed with
out difficulty. The affection seldom
manifests itself till toward middle aee.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-11
Rockefeller Jr., Going to China

New York.-John d. Rockefeller Jr.,
will 70 to China this summer, 1t was
announced Sunday to attend the dedi-
cation Of new buildings at Picking
Union Medical college on September 10.
He will head delegation of the trus-
fees of the Rockefeller foundation.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-11
Hawke MIarate En Bloc

The autumn migration Of hawks Ii
made partly en- bloc. large proper
ton Of the total population Of several
Northern species appearing and pass
Ing southwark at certain more or less
ds1nite times. Often one "wave" Of
the birds will follow period of
euiescence, which will be In turn sue.
eeeded by another wave.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-11
Introduces New Dance

Paris-The Ego to sleep Dance" the
latest innovation, was introduced Sat
urday at Les Acacias, famous society
rendezvous, by Mrs. Henri Letellier,
formerly the wife Of the famous
Frenchman named as correspondent in
the divorce suit brought by Peggy
Joyce's husband. Mrs. Letellier dem
onstrated the dance with the Duke dc
Cazes, placing her hands on her part
ners shoulders, pillowing her head on
his waistcoat and waftzing dreamily
with closed eyes.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1921-07-11

Patient-"What shall take to
remove the redness from my nose?"
Doctor-"Take nothing-especially
between meals" The Bulletin
(Sydney.)
The Washington herald., 1921-01-23

Larry Semon's smile
would make a rabbit
laugh. 1t is a facial farce,
a mouth comedy, and a
feature jazz that in COM
bination equal a three
ring circus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
Matewan Celebrates

Mateuar. W Va, Mar. @i--Mata"an
called il T. AuiIdlE TO-DAY TO greet ;he
sixteen former defendants OF the battle
trial. found not guilty this morning "i
kiliir- \. =. Fclts during tn" fighting
here last May.
ipparrn'iy Al the residents turned
uut ihis evening To- meet the now lam
Gus NJ -. IN" train which brought
home rEirf OF Police Sid Haci"Id ana
hi crrmpAusonS. \ special coach was
attached to the train t"r tho "onEcn-
lrn,.r nc "a" manufacturers. and their
Body raard Vs. made up Of Sn"rIi I'm
son. sIy deputy Sh"riiiS. Captain Brock
Us and ten state poIi", men.
Th, th.uNG that gathered about the
hi!l.mru when they lett the ira III
s;vayrd back and forth {" grasp their
hands. tor All hour ..f;'" their arrival.
Women among III" relatives lauGlr d!
and wcpt alternately from pare JOY at
th";r return.
Miners and nOuh.Lln""ri. women ana
children al car'sScd the men WI" la"
bc,u III jill prnd!ns disposition - the
cast Tor iif;y-fuur days.
81; w:.s thr hIrplr$; day Mat"wan
ever hrcw." declared on" rugged Hill
man. gy:tspinE Chief of Police IIathcld's
hand.
At least for me-" Sid answered.
Tnc Ch;rl slowly and with difficulty
Continued on Page Twelve)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
Attack Dry
Amendment
HARDING AMENDMENT
BASIS OF ACTION
California Plaintiff In Latest
Desperate Effort for
the "Wets'

Washington. Mar,h l%.---.. -nt.rc.E
:i..~ attack on IN" validity "t the pco-
h.b!uun amcndrnrnt. based uron tn" r. e
Quirrmcnt that 1t be ratified within
spy.u years WAS made today III N" Su-
prr'rc court.
Tn" attack was made in = h!r": fi."d
ry counsel for !. i. pllluu. ~ san
Francisco. charged with NlrlatI"n "t
'n,. prohibition enforcement H''. llL!i"H
Is Srrkin: 4 writ Of hIhraS corpus.
Tn" provision attacked was offered
frs; hy the then Senator liardI0E when
,hr amendment Was being proposed III
tn, senate.
Tho section making IL" 'ntITr aru-
Gle Inoprra;Iv" unless ati'i"d WITHIN
srN"n wears. the brief ASS,r's. S,'r.i-
rai!v violates article tiv" Cf IN" '"u>'|-
tutlun. which gives congress II" power
To- impose limit on ratification ""r :"
otherwise attempt - control VIVA; 'a'
lc csdislatur"S az ;hr states snail d" ~
their d'iIhrrations.
The brlc: quoted Senator Harding =.
vf(rrinS tho J.ro, IN.nn as having "ti'AT-
" stated that his vote t"r th'' r"N"iu'
lion WIS cnnd:;ion"d "U th!S proN:>l";
hr;nr approved" and quoted Senator
H,rah as rHyinE called at;cnt'"" th"n
- ,nc uncunstituIionahty If the ste
..pi..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22

i.a-."S'"n. " Va. March 2l.-With
.'.''r tar, Cor cnc p:, SS:tEr uf the gross
-a,'S tx increasing daily. advocates "f
;hr m"as sur" nav" decided upon one tina!
amendment which Il adopted will chang"
:hc rn'.r" ton" ot :hc bali. place II upon
i d::t"r"nt COLI i'rt.on basis and make !:
n'c"$s,Lr% :" "hIOE" the general style
oE tEc bill t:;rgus&out
Th" Change AL probably he offered to
IA" senate finance C"mm!tt'e within the
next f,'H days The most important
consists "t tutrEi"C IN" word "sai"s"
% "rrUtitS" tnru"gh"U..
Supporters "t ~" gross sails measure
state that win" ;hr .;"rss profits taN IN
genera - In. same tL'l IL gross sales.
:! eliminates t,r.. most djNa ErccaH!C fea-
turc-.I7:VH''y. They state whero the
former biz w"U.d no. have effected All
business alike h"GIr>.' of the "arying
alto ut profit, tn" newly proposed law
would affect all t:il,". Thy Say that
the amcrHnt"rt w,ulh not rut down tho
S.x, - n" IAN go y. collected hcrIuS" x
would rurrr 'v,r% 'uva Uv.r just As the
SECS TX Gp"s ard Jon" 'htt business
such .S r.,,lr",,ds wu:,.d ',.' !l-htIy taxed.
....n-. 'l.t, "a" ''rrt Gr".. profits inc3ns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
RESIGNATION OF
MAYOR DEMANDED
Cambridge Council Appoints COMMITTEES
to Take Mattor Up With Gov
eruor Davis To-day

Special to Tho 1ntciliEencrr.
Cambridge. O.. March 2L-Councll m
rc.ular session tonight unanimously
passfd a resolution demanding the res,s-
nation OF Mayor Jacob j. Calhert. one
Of the four officials charged with shoot
ing Thomas McNiccc. GAINESVILLE garage
owner. on the National Road east OF
Cambridge on the night OF March IL
The mayor refused to resign and coun-
Gil appointrd = committee OF three 10
n,acr the resolution before Governor
pay:e and demand tho removal OF Mayor
Calhart The committee will 20 TO Co
lumhus tomorrow.
Tho three other officials nre oefnS
hold on s. 900 bond to appear before the
rrnn,l Jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
ROOSEVELT TO ATTEND
SUPER-DREA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Washington, Mach 2t.--Th" super
GrrabnoIrh; C"'prrdU, wh."" w!ll rank
vii. her sister ship. n" Maryland. aS
trr most pnwcrcu! "f American HN;'.'-
ships arloat. WI! hr launched tomorrow
~ III" yards Of tn NV i"rk Sh:rhHi!d-
Ing Company. az t.In@"n. y. =.
Annuun"cmrn; VA ;uai" hr The navy
Department tonight thr: Assistant S""-
rotary Eo"Scl",t wruid witness :Ht
launching - lhr representative" Of th''
,irIartiu,nt AMI thar Mrs. MaN M"lv'..".
- 7,rny"... CO... daughter "f tnlt"i
States Senator Nicholson. ~ that Star,
would a.; n spnn>.r for III" powerful
t.,H:tnl: craft.
L.. :L,s ~. Mary :ard. tn" other S.
-" ~l'rS # IA" G"lrr;.!' ;"fc "h:'h
VS. rid drnY n May. '?i". ar" 'm''
W.srir.,rum n"! W. N:r.:iI.r, neither
90 w;.!'h hls vt h""H Eunrh,I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
s6OO,OOO,OOO INCOME
TAXES COLLECTED ON
THE FIRST QUARTER

Washington, March 81. - Approx
matc,y $500. .QUO. 900 was collected b. the
government income and profits taxes
ua - last Saturday night. according &"
reports today. 70 the treasury. THIS
amount - $l0U. nOh. ."Oo in excess nr thc
''~t.irat" nish.' by Secretary Mellon for
he March l. return. and WAS the limit
expected by officials IN View Of changed
,."id.t!vn ~ IN" couu;ry.
About &>jO.0on.Uph was collected by
the government Tor IL" same quarter =
year ago. but ;he showing so far was
regarded as "NCrl,"nt r"r this quarter.
rorrpl"ts reports on tn" amount col
i"cicd Will not Dc available for several
days b"cauS. II delays IN hearing from
outlying districts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
Plumbers Union Leaders
To Prison; Give Up Fight

New York. March 2l.-William j.
Dor.n and William II. Chapman. "thccr2
Of the Journcymrn Plumber union. c"a'
virt"i OF coercion. today Eave up Their
fight for new trial and were taken 20
III. Blackwell Island pcnt'nt!ry 10
sorv" indcterminate SENTENCES.
.Th"ir indictment and C"nHicu"n %Ec*
out Of testimony given h'!"r" tho JOINT
lrgisiat!N" CutnwItt"c investigation or
m. "bu!ldiui: trust" Their cr-drfCNd-
ants, John r. H"ttr!"k. Il lawyer. and
ITcrl.rt Smith. mead OF tho Master
r!urnNrrs' association. also were CON
Nirtrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
Will Defend NGWlandS
Act In Court Hearing

Atlarta. Ga.. March "1.--Th" d"NaT' '-
m"ut at justice VII rak" hand ~ ~"
Atlanta. iarr:inrhan' y NtIant." ran
WY wage hrar:nr III federal diStr! I
co:r: n, r.. tun"rruN. 70 defend tn' con
s.tiUt.oraii'y "f IA" N"wian!* '"'.
was announced ;unigh, hE ln't"H states
District Attorney Alexander
That portion Of n" law I'r"FidinE
twenty days notice b"forc reduction OF
wages was attacked rs unconstitutional
in 4 brief fled on behalf of III" BlrminS-
ham Trust & SAVINGS company. and Mr.
Alexander announced that Attorney"
General paugh-rty had instructed hun
t. "rtcr thu case for tho purp"s" oC up
holding IN" act.
Ecsumrt!rn Of local freight a"d las
Scnccr service throughout III" A.. Il. x
A. system. with IA" exception or the
wa,rrusS division Wa announced t"d1y
by B. l.. BuGg, receiver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
HOME DEMONSTRATION
WORKERS PROMOTED

Murpau:uwu. ". VI. Mnrh "l--
Three former county HON" dcmCnS;rl-
ti"a agents 49, a par; -: tn" supervisory
force Of the extension division Of tho
University college o. Agriculture. N"S
MIri-lrc; Fprd. u ;;crt'tIa;H OF Iowa IN
ycrsity, ccmus her" from Harrison
county Miss Frances i. M'r;Ti"". uf
Kentucky College and Trarh"rs ''o!l"r"
hls; been In Wood count. Mss Iia"I
ITorStilll. OF Iowa SItn:" University. has
las n."n III Wood county. Miss Hazel
p-..ct'r" or m 'vtcrS'rn din ;si"n :" HT7'-
mote -" rn"rD!rrs of - ".d frr"" wh"T-
eyer cher" are openings e. advance
racRt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
POLES MAY APPEAL

Washington. March "l.--'oliSh OH
ciaIy hcr.. expressed tn" opinion today
-M:.! Poland might appeal TO the coun-
Gil uC ambassadors and to the league
uf nations from the result OF the Upper
Silcsian p,ehisc!t". should the official
cn%nt nc r"rfirna'ory OF the German
victory. uuoffiriaIy reported today
They ar" 50 far without any news OF
the rffi"lal count.
sIluuld an appeal =" made TO the
l,r,yuc "f nations. il WIS said that an
impartial tribunal might be asked to
review the p!cnScito.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
SILENCE AFTER
PACKERS MEET
EMPLOYERS VIEWS
FIRST PRESENTED
Three Cabinet Officers Hold
Hearing In Effort to Pre-
vent Strike

WASHINGTON. March 21-After spend
ing three hours an a half in conference
with Secretaries Davis, Hoover ana
Wallace. representatives Of the h'e
lnaiinr racl:crs and to their union en-
moves adjourned late today. to meet TO-
morrow Afternoon. None of those parti-
chatting in IN" conference would MAKE
ary statement rs 20 tho progress OF IN"
initial efforts Of the new administration
in ,ncdiat!nc 4 major labor dispute.
Representatives Of the packers ana "l
tn. cmp!oyes. on coming out Of the con-
fcrrrcr. stated that Secretary DAVIS mao
reG,cstcd all Carti"s I" make no statH-
monte reg,rding The status of the dis
OMISSIONS. The labor secretary also seht
word tn his +. ,vatr secretary TO news
paper mon that n" had nothing to say
regarding th" conference. ana an
rouncod tina: IN" discussions would Dc
resumed tomorrow after III" regular
Tuesday canine: meeting. probably at .
o'clock, but earlier if possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
Peerless One Believes
He Has Chance In 1924

M!an' Fla, March o. Willrnm Jr'.-
nings iSr..an was ASKED tonight by m"
Young Womcn's Christian t,S"clat'"n
ur Miami. - run for l'rrSid"n; in t:@4.
Mr.. bryan WIS chairman Of IN" asS"-
cations drive for funds which haS
just ended, and h" mad just finished AZ
dressing rathr"iI4E of wurSsJS Whom
the request tIrn,. ~
with the women voting. I "a corr
tidcut would 10 elected ShuGld - dc
eide to try the Cominoncr replied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
Comes Before Cabinet

The fact that there are 10 be no morn
inv conference was taken to indicate
that Secretary Davis might bring the
matter as revealed ut today'S prc!'min-
arv meeting to the attention OF lrcsi-
dent Harding and other members OF
thc cabinet The recess also will allow
The representatives OF both sides 10
confer with thcir advisers. to ask for
further instructions.
Secretary Davis remained IN conier-
rnce with Hugh T. Ec-win. T.. p. Marsh
and Howell Travis. oe tho labor depart
mcnt's board OF concil'tat DTS. who Sit
In .ho arrasm"nt Of 1919 by the packers
ard their employees to extend the Al
Schulcr agreement Of 1917.
The packers representatives, 'ari
Meyer and james l.. Condor. were IN
dcretood 10 have finished stating their
case at four O'Clock. having been inter
ruDtnI hy n f"w questions from the en-
moves. Whether IN" greater Iart or the
remaining h"ur and half was con-
sumcd hv IL" employees in presenting
their side WIS not indicated.
Non" Of II" confer"cS would 1ndicate
whether there WIS cause for hoPe tha'
tn, question at issue might be adjusted
and u strike av"rtcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
CLARK5BURCER5' PROTEST TOO
LATE; CHARTER BILL SIGNED

urun herring Of tho "ond"TnatOry mos
IH.". charprr! iaIt J. was iN"""G by
Mayor r-add"cE. who. they declared. ~
:,rtlr%t the charter h..rausc /. threatens
k.s position. ~" petition, they aii"E".
j. r.ad, uf, of names taken az the time
oc III" capitol location night.
Tar telegram was to" late. however.
Wh": :, 49, received ~ the presiding
of::r.rt uf the legislature. 'hc bill had
already received the Governors sigma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
TAXATION MEASURE DOUBLING
EXCISE AND INHERITANCE TAX
NOWPROPOSED AS COMPROMISE
Also Proposes Ten Percent
Tax On Amusements, Five
Percent On Sales of To-
bacco and Tax On Bill
Boards
BY ]. R. REED

'H.f!"";"h. w N"'' 'N''"
lowing " "'h''fv''' % "H
10? forces IN u" i'EiN."l"'' WIN -
r"Srhiai'NrS "F th' C"R.' VA 49,. ''
interests. II was mae" KNOWN '"''t
new tax in"t$ur" cAp"'l'" l" I'"""'
enough fumes |" pay All state ""r''H''
Is Low IN tho process oi 'N"'"''"" =,
tn" tentative PROVISIONS W"''" wa
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road Sllt WI. h"t u" rr"uEhl "r' 'Nl
that 4 committee VIII l." appointed ."
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS OF FREEDOM FOR The
ACQUITTED M|NGO H|LL-hEN BEFORE
THEY ARE AGAIN PLACED ON TRIAL
Hot Mill and Tin HouSp
At WeirtOn Plant Go

Wcirton. w. Va. March 2l.- nc NOT
NIL! department OF the Wclr-on steer
colnr1ny'S plant resumed operations
inn.cht The tin house when ma" ais"
b.,n idI. for some time also resumed
tonight An Improvement IN coho4lipIs
=. h.Iicv,J 10 be near and the entire
,,lon. * ,xpcctcd TO be in operation
WITHIN a short time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
THE WEATHER.

West virgtnia--Fatr and colder Tues
day; wednesday fair.
ohio and Western Pennsylvania--FAtr
and somewhat colder Tuesday; Wednes-
day fair and continued cold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-22
COOfdgG'S Message
To Boston Business
Men Significant
By DAVID LAWRENCE

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